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TRE WINOHAM TIMES, DECEMBER 11, 1896.
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Dear Bir, --The members t>#. t1i lb1ko
N'i I orti$ Commitee are still alive mid well
notwithetandiug tile threats of their would -
iv be executioner, Mr.'MeKenzie,
it When Mr. )TeElenzie entered the ring,
'he go,ve I% to unaerstand that he was. no
amateur pugilist, net he. He struck straight
from the bhorilder, and from the way he
was going to wield hie "amp axe' the
4, /1211 /0 ilitmili. wi„oem,:,,ve of wt5hVi:iablt%elV ostrIletic,t sotimeniitetseue.
Now it ppears to rim Mr. Editor, and 1
beli
eye must of your renders will agree
`‘ From now till Christmas we have , with me, that the only one in clangof
I losing his head at the present time, v.- Mr.
arranged to offer special induce- 1MoKenzie lumeelf, and ho will require
ments along the line of more than his present flagging energiee; to
save 11. Like that other executioner,
epoi. t e4.-- • ti 1 t). i Guillotine, be is likely to become the NW
Una
of his own invention.
p•e•imrir, ,nr-rc,
Driven into a corner, be tries to hide
himself in in a nutshell. Even there he
!he is dishonest enougb to give us only part
of what the nutshell contains. In • that
same nutshell are these words from Mr.
, Bolton; “Mr. Galley drove a hard bar -
t gain with us that day over the telephone,
IThe work is worth more than 515,but a bar-
gain is a , bagain and that is itilloyt.
,
B It does
M. PATTON,
II THE_ CENTER JEWELER
Has the largest and
3 newest stock of Xmas
111,1 Goods in town.
lip] EVERYTHING IS UP TO DATFe
°TICK PihiS
we down the world.
IjT
I
T1141netestOPAL RINGS rril
we sell for $2.25 each. wEll
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OUR—
gHIME 111,001-0
, 1 m h got V.8 for only tie ot sidewalk, VIESTMIt TE4,.
t .
epealt in this way of Mr. McIienzi.; from se
from me he got only 515 for 10a de., that
I makes the difference. I am inclined to
! think that the property owners will not be
able to see that 53.8 for 03 rods is less than
I 515 for 105 rods as Mr. McKenzie would
I have them believe. I see Mr. McKenzie's
fancy names, like hie physical energies, are
; rapidly declining. I trust he will get his
' committee to work before the figures
I entirely disappear from his fickle imagin-
ation, aud. inspire his zeal which appears
to be or.; the wane. I will give him 55 if
he can show a cheaper granolithie side.
'walk has been built in any other town in
I the proviece, taking the quantity and
quality of work and material lute consider-
ation.
• I see iVr. .:NIcKenzie is inclined tO
IN STOOK. I hold on to the 510, be illegally got from
the council on his own representation.
s
I Allow me to inform Mr. McKenzie, this
The iteutgiven lielw will afford money was got contrary to all precedent,
suggestions for a great many Ways contrary to -right, and contrary to law, ana
fae of remembering one's friend in the :1 shall see that he returns it. At last he
is compelled to admit that he put a drain
peel useful, the imndsorne, the. moderately
through his own property with the public
r priced funds, but claims that it was put there in
ni37-r ent-,r..71' , the interests of Wingham and Tarnberry.
;
kin L. -,;; • There is not a foot of land on either side of
In black and col.red, all the newest the line benefited by this drain, but if Mr.
and most I n I r "..0 see lgtilvceKleiiiimzie 4037 piTivmetth;32conbtoruanr3drarly willine
them is to adatiro th,...e,, from .2`5c to : appropriation belonged to the town of
$1,50. I Wingham and not the Township of Turn-
.berz y. It was collected from the rate -
LI i. ifit, 't3 S. , payers of the town in the county rate and
In black, colored and evening shade returned, to tne town for boundary lino
purposes, and Mr. McKenzie is bound to
one of the ehoicest suggestions. ' give the town a proper account of this
01.11VP. • . money. A detailed statement of this ex-
' penditure would be very interesting to the ,
We make a speciality of our great ratepayers and the .electors of Wingham j
one dollar Kid Gloves, black and At the present time Mr. McKenzie would I
• demand such a statement from his employ-
colored plain Ned ftt 'ley. , ers, and the town demands it from him; it
• pat. tYP"'-!:,4',,;.1.:-.:1°.`„fol : is their right and they must have it or know
arai,11.;:i:: .,•Lia- 7 "-.3 te. the reason why. It will not do for Mr.
Pnre litien, elnliwi(It''':(i and initial, McKenzie to flandOodle over this matter
also plain and fkl.ey :•'11:. with initial any longer. Mr. McKenzie says that when
for gentleman. I he gets through the Public Works Cote-
mittee his axe will require grinding. It is
_—._ i• my opinion Mr. Editor, that when he gets
Feather P,,,:_i:., 1.,„.t., . ..:lars, Golf through with the Public Works Committee
Capes, Wit tin 1.4.,Aff Cti.akes, Wool that be will have learned the lesson he
Blankets. Fur nuant.:o,, Fur Ruffs, should have learned long ago, that, Child,
ren and fools should not handle edged tools.
Fur•Capes; extra ti,i• to hie linen, Jos. Gonne,
table napkine, fine lie.ell towels, bath Chairman MAIM Works Committee.
Towels, Lace t.;urtni.,s, Carpets in . Any further communications on this
Brussi.lis Ta , est ry. All Wool . or sahjeet will be chargedfor at regular . ad-•
vertislieg..rates, 10c per line, as they have
'tinien,`Fine Sh! ,t'e. 1.:,i' SiipperS. ceased to be of interest to the general read-
er.—Ed.
I we,
will sell cheaper than
you can buy thein
elsewhere.
rj We have a new line o.
China Goods just in, [IC
such as
CAIKE BA6IRETS,
rIUTIT MAKES,
LILY PLATES,
CHOCOUANE POTS.
THE CENT
<7-13AKERY---c).
14,
1111
We also have a 'full line o
,f
4' the best Mouth Organs made Fa
and everything that a first class r
tj jewelry store requires, in fact [
it is the only place in 1Vinghara
where you can get a good up to
g date Xmas Present. rT.4
111 For repairing a watch we defy 111-
competition.
SATUJIDAY.
The following is told of young
50 Pairs Fine Kid Slices, J. D.
man in one of our neighboring
King make, regular 1..75
and 2, Saturday 1(fl 1 35
' towns who is addicted to the cigar
sJL 25 Men's ileavy 0 vereezt ts $(1.50 ette habit. He had smoked 1,200-
Y for 3.Do packages and wrote to the man -
10 doz. Towels, regular I‘2,, for The.
00.. 15 Shaker Fie ehel, reg ttlar Sc
1„.
Pit ' for 50.
20 doz. Baud lc et c i lien, hem
7.* ."'
ghto stitched, regular 100 for5c.
ess . 10 Pieces Heavy 'il‘erge, Dress
ottlGoods reguler Tele 4,-,r 35e.
.10 Doz. Kid Glove,$, 'hawk calve
regular :''.1., for 75c.
10 dm. ('Tb', 3;5 and .1025c.
' 6 Pieces Table Li ecu, regular
f.k., 60e for 35e.
grey
pay Pins, Needles, Hair Pols, Handker-
yon# chiefs, Clothes Pine, Ribbons, Com bs,
'f7i1,,t piled with small ware az half price.
Secure a card and get. free photos
e rel. • ,
No; .- for chrivil inns. \V ''c' tieing ready
a,no t to ge;011 adve it tag ;111(1 picking
Illiol.up bargains in ell cleest s uf ii!or-
4.-wcw' chanclie. That makes it easy for
,r you to save meney. You're fault if
maik _
!... yon yon don't. Tee ots' shopper on-
iml •°. &third:: y will get first choice
tort
_to ,
n'r-
iinh
le ha
in
I
ufacturers to know what they would
give him for 1,200 pictures that had
come with cigarettes. The answer
of the manufacturers was right to
the point—''smoke 1,200 more and
we will send you a coffin.
at It N. ',f,.1(sCiDOO'S.
ITIONAL 11,0C AILS.
cturch
soitN.
JAcktriv—In Morris on Dec. 8th. the
wife of Wm. Jacklin ; a daughter.eeP
• MCBURNEY—In Wawanosh on Dec. 8
the wife of S. McBurney, a son.'
CLow—In East Wawanosh on Dec.
6th, the wife of A. Clow, a daughter./
PATTERSON,'
Oitit(ssIte tbe
IVIARUT SQ UARE
Warrants tirst class Bread tad • •
Cakes of their varied kinds
equal to any city. Pug
Pastry extra, fine.
WEDDING CAFTS
Center Jeweler. 6.",
Opposite Bank of Hamilton. jfA
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• 77.0 -gig W4C-WrWATI- tarZiMeneer5-117
NLVI MOH SHOP,1
MR. JOHN MURRAY
has opened out a new machine
I shop, thoroughly equipped
with a
" 8,1.111 Missionary sermotie will be preached on
1' the Belgrave circuit .11totty by Bev.
B, Wal M. A.,-
Rev. Wm. Lowe, sea St. Peurs
inghatn, wiit nondt,et Kolyice and preach
llaissioi a- y serve n in T,Inity church,
wish 1hc. 13ilt.
social will bo held ilkongtegation-
ohnrch Thui witty inst. Rev.
Jelly of LiftiOl.,..1 al.,. 0, W, Gloffill of
berry will be present.
• . Dr, Gifford, ef Wiegl.orn,
New Outfit of Allachiney
including an Iron Planer,
Lathes etc. and is now prepar-
ed to do a general line of re -1
pairing. Engine and Mill 16E0.
EVERY DAY.
Rubbers and Socks,
Rubber Boots,
Felt Boots,
Overshoes,
Cardigans,
Leggings,
Overgaiters,
Felt Slippers,
Laplanders,
Greenlanders,
Blizzards,
Ladies' Fine Shoes,
Gents.' Fine Shoes,
School Boots,
Trunks,
Valises.
GROCERIES.
AS CHEAP AS EVER
Great Value in
Fine Teas,.
Raisins,
Currants,
Peels,
Spices,
Sugars, &c.
GOOD,
590.
ORNAMENTING
that cannot be excelled outside
of any city, and done so
reasonably that it will
always pay you to
have it done at the
CENTRAL BAKERY
All orders promptly attended te.
I am constantly making and or-
namenting Wedding Cakes
which proves our efficiency.,
The Central Bakery has a far
and wide reputation as a first-
class bakery,
Returning thanks to my num-
erous customers for their past
patronage and hope for a con-
tinuance of the same.
I am
To buy Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,
Toilet Sets, Five O'clock Tea
Sets and Cocoa Sets.
We don't intend to allow
price to stop sales for the next
few weeks.
You know what a Xmas stock
of Groceries ought to be, We
have it.
at N. A. FAR 13 HARSON9S.
WINGHAM.
CHINA HOUSE,
A. Jr, Ntr9H.OLLS,!\
WINGIIIAIL ONT.
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NOTICE
Wingham is already noted for
merchants who sell their goods at
scarcely a living profit. Drygoods
are cut every day, so also are boots
and shoes, crockery is smashed, and
strong. constitutions are wrecked by
the strife after gold.
The constitutional can be rectified
by. using
Gordon & Co's. Little Dandelion
Pills for the Liar and
tier t4 ball
c•sw1fl.0..*
Became a very popular song, not because of the sweet-
ness of the music so much as because, the words and
sentiment struck home to the hearts of so many and re-
called memories that carried with them a sort of melancholy
gladness resembling sorrow just as the mist resembles rain.
Kidnes.
Herbal Bitters for Headaches
sour Stomach Dyspepsia. rk.
Reatlifield's Healing Balsam for
that Cough and pain •
in the chest. •
Following this up ,vith Gordon &
Co's. Cream of 1u 'tar, Baking
Powder at 20c. per pound, which
makes light pastry, and if this don't
make a clean job of it, ask to see
their 10 cent Sponges and 5 cent
Soaps, the greatest value offered.
THE PLEASURE
Machinery repairing and pipe • Dealer in Shoes and Groceries.
fitting a specialty. Winglatm. - Ont.
d ear- -
All kin s of
shafting, g
ing, iron and wooden pulleys,
brass and iroil castings sup-
plied on shortest notice.
JOHN IVIERRAY.
nal Pliftpirmary f..,111;on. In the %Aiding Dutton & ressant
t church on Foildey. The rev- Center
gOutlemsn is an able mei earnest ractory.
rdwieh Reemd.
FARM FOR SALE.
'Being lot 10, and east half of 18 town-
ship ot Turnberry, two and a quarter
miles from Wingham, and containing 150
acres, 110 acres cleared, in a good state
of cultivation, good bank barn, frame
house, two good wells. For further
particulars apply to
Drawer 277, Wingbam.
FTER
Is a time honored phrase in the advertising world, but
it doesn't mean anything to the- 'Purchasing public unless
these wordscarry with them not only sentiment but also
a meaning that will thrillthe purse strings of every pur-
chaser. It means something with us because we are after
the trade, not with a. club, or with frauds, • nor fakes of
any kind. We are. after th-e trade of this community with
value and we are, bound to have it, for we do, every .quic•,
List what we say we will do.
J
When we say we sell Pants made to order, for
$1.99 we mean it.
We sell first class values in pants at $4, $5
and $6 and so through our whole line
of goods.
. ,
SU IT1NGFRou sE3 TO $35
eTWEEbS, SERGES, WORTEDSS
OVERCOATINGS ME1.11,TRooly, $13nTETIL8, ,4R2IEteE cte.
IN VELVET CORDITROY, THE
NOBBIEST GOODS GOING. ,
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Bank of Hamilton.
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That young lady of yours would be
pleased indeed to have one of
our Betrothal Rings.
Haven't asked her!
Well if' you don't
some ether fel,
w 'ill IA;
the htekY
1110 uu
HAVi VOU 01111 FINE LINE Or
—DIAMONDS,
—PEARLS,
—OPALS in STNGLE
—and C0:11111N ATM'S
—STONES.
C all and see our stock of Xmas
goods and •vedding presents on De-
cember the let.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
J. R MUNSHAW,
Jeweler and Optician.
- 14s11 S
Has just passe d into stock for the Fall Trade
TECICr ATIVILAJT
FLANNELETTES, SHIRTING 5,
GREY COTTONS, 8 1-4 and 9 1-4
Twilled and Plain Sheetings, Fall
Print and Dress Goods, Blankets and
Fail Tweeds, also in Ready.IVIade
Clothing and Fall OvercoatS.
A Clearing Lot of UNION and TA V Tv CAR-
PETS. See them if in need of a Carpet, befott purchasing.
BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS,—Some very new
and nobbylot
gonodsi
Also SOFT and STIFF FELT HATS from
25c. and up.
A car of CHOICE TIMOTHY for fall seeding on hand.
MILLS,
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