The Wingham Times, 1897-04-16, Page 5eft, Corse, gi
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APRI_L 16, 18V7.
will enable enable your dressmaker to fit your
dress far more perfectly than it can be
• :fitted over your old corset. We are
ready to furnish he corset in any make
or style you desire, at a price just as
. low as you can obtain it at the largest
city store. Perhaps you are a bit par-
ticular about your corset—many ladies
are, --if so, we shall be pleabed to order
you just what you want if we cannot suit
you from stock. These are a few of the
popular stocks we carry.
.461..—Is a line we are selling for 25e.
st Drab Jean Corset, very well gotten
up am1 a kind we sell a lot of, price 40c.
C—Is a wonderfully perfect corset for the
money, Long waist, sizes -18, 19, 20,
21, 22, 24 and up to 30, price 50c.
TI—Is a fast -black corset, perfect fitting and
sure to please, long waist 65 cents.
EF -_A long waist Corset, perfect fitting, as good
as formerly sold at $1 for 85e.
.771—A dollar corset, is one we pay special atten-
tion to. We have all the best makes in
stock in all sizes. Look through our range
•at sane dollar.
If you would like something that will give you perfect satisfaction, a
model in every res,pect, see what we are offering at $1.25.
Probably you would like a corset
•INT P-Ii"C:0 C:10 El 33) .IFf....111::t
If so we will take your measure and have same in shortest
possible time.
MILLNERY
We not only sell stylish 111111thery, but Millinery
that is becoming to the wearer.
"We are after business."
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Did you hear that times are going to be better
in Winghain
ison deck to help you
Large consignments of Spring and Stuntner Goods in all lines, at prices
never yet approached, and offers the greatest values to his customers and
the public generally in
Wee,
Springs Suilingstil
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'We are prepared to give you something :lobby in
0 Spring and Summer Suitings and of excellent Value. We
turn out oily First-class Work,
tfj
PIIrvin's old Stand
'WE 'WANT YOUR TRADE-e-ssea„s
ff2r Give us a call before purchasing.
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W. T. SULLIVAN.
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LOWS
LOUGHS.
Spell it any way you wish, either
is correct aad the correct place to get
a correct plow at a correct pr:ce is at
theassaaaaaasaamada's actor
Medicinal value in a bottle of Hood's Rif sa
parIlla than hi any other preparation.
Moro skill is required, more care taken. mfr.:,
expensa incurred in its manufacture.
It costs the proprietor and the deal. r
More but it eOst3 tile consumer fess as 1,t!
gets more doses for his money.
e curative power is secured byits pecurcr
combination, proportion and
which make it peculiar to itg.11'.
More peopla aro employed and more tee
cupled In its T.aboratory than auy nth: r.
More wonderful cures effeeted and : A.
CIWIREQW
XliSPLEBSEAT
&MI
of T. II. Ross. They say tinle3 a
very, very hard and no doubt th
are. I can make them a little easi
for you if you buy your Implements
hero. nave a few slightly soiled
plows I will sell for $10, payable
October '97. I have plows wit
lallOCLINIOA1110fiff
GUARANTE,11(318
American Soft C entre, Cr uciabl
1'4; , Mora Vii,j1111'.1fi'illit
More people ar taking Hood's Sursap,,-.1.1
reportet. by druggists.
1'0 • today than any olther, and more are
taking today tha ever before,
ey More anti Surd, Mono I reasons might be
er given why you should take
Cast Steel, will clean in any kind
w sell from now ti
st of Jane at from $9.00 up. coin
in and get one.
I have tons and tons
PLOW REPAIR
REPAIR b'
made from broken car wheels an.
canister, hard and tough and can fl
any plow. Will sell them in tote o
6 or 12 for 35 cents spot cash,
soil, which ill
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•tt:Sir5;
Sarsaparffia
II The One True mood Partner. 51 per ietne.
of H
ood's Pills Z117: mill =1 s nil
1;51!
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BLUEVALE.
41r. James Maxwell of the Bluev:, le
i cnt his band badly m a tut thil
cutter wt Tuesday morning of last
d Gard'net went t Pal
tPortage last week and f that plae:
does not suit hitn, he will proceed
the Lake Dauplim District.I'Mr
Gardiner is a very obliging a nd
kind man and the best wishes
411 who know hitn wi:l follow
Mrs. Gardiner and her two child, e:
will remain with her sister, M I
t '
Sutheria mid of Winghane until ale
if Gardiner is bottled.
The Bluevale Flax lilanufnette h:g
.1 Cu. (limited) at their lueeting
$aturd ay a ppoin ted. ThomasStrachan,
IJohn McCracken jr., Richard Jobe
!stop. George 'Purvey and Jame-
iiiintt as the permanent direct.ims.
Allis Mary Robe' tso of' Bois-evai:
Manitoba, arrived here on Sate .1a)
to visit her mother, who is ill
1'he cantata to be presented b) ti
I still continue to hendle the
BELL Ail MORMS MOS
I can save you from $50 to $100
if you deal with Inc and give yot
just as good as you can get fron
those city plu g -hat dudes. Patronize
your own town and don't krget you'
humble servant
T. E. ROSS.
II. S.—Good Organs, Sewing Mach-
ines, Needlcs, Oils and Repairs
way s in stock and at right
prices. T
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DRESS aooDs STAPLE AND FA NOY P
,
Da, w a
Epworth League on Easter
hap been definitely postponed.
%/Mr. Joseph Pough has opened out
consisting of CASHMERES, LUSTRES, SERGES, and PLAID GOODS in
ain vvare and grocery
aU qualities and colors, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, ZEPHYRS, MUSLINS,
DELAINES, etc. I have sold out my old stand nnd •
The Presbytery of Maitland v.
meet tn the Preebyterian • el n:
store/04
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS TOWELS
A large and varied dock oiTIITPtil of all kinds, suitable for Spring and
Summer wear, at very low pricea.
Ready Made OiOthing for 1110n fad bqs, Cotionade, Denims, Flannels,
Flannelettes, OtAtons and Shirtings at all widths and prices.
If you intend furnishing your house or a part of it this Spring. ea and
inspect our stock of
. CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, CHENILLV., CURTAINS, OIL
CLOTHS AND STAIR CARPETS
before purchasing, where you will find a full and complete stock in these
lines at priees that will save you money every time.
In addition to our immense stock of
E3VCO C71411" ers°. 11--K4010/1E
we have just received and passed into stock ten cases of the very latest
tyles of Shoes and Rubbers at such prices as will insure a fit to your purse
for rough work is worthy of the closest inspection.
Our Stock of GROCERIES is always fresh and good, at as low prices as
first class goods can be sold.
Long experience in Seeds Makes this store
HEADQUARTERS for the SEED TRADE
at lowest prices ft.r first class home grown Seeds of all Muds, free from
Is well as your feet and our stock of plough boots and other heavy lines
foul weeds such as foreign grown seeds often contain. Our seed list con
sists of over cf all kinds, Mammoth, Red, Alsike, Luceane, Crimson, White
and Sanfoine, Chicago Lawn Grasses, Timothy Seed, 14 different varieties
Seed Corn carefully selected. Millett and HUngatrian, "Little Giant"1
Keeder at manufacturer% prices.
Bear in mind, our seeds are home grown and selected by ourselves with
all the care that our experienee of many years in the trade convinces us
to be necessary and you can rely upon getting fresh, clean and reliable
-seeds at closest possible prices if you buy from
T. A. MILL
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have started up in the shop across i3luevale at two o'clock on the arta'
from Smuts' Hotel, lately occupied
r by Jas. Inglis. and ant prepared to
supply the public with all kinds of
Pumps, both in Iron and
usual. All work gu7,...enteed.
All new v.- . R, i n .0 days
tr4.....1 and if not satisfactory I will
take it out,
I intend to continue in business.
I also deal in --
-WINDMILLS ani
—SOFT WATER TANIS.
Thanktng the public for thole i at
'erage in the past and licit irg to ge:
a share of it as usual.
DANIEL SHOWERS.
Of all the nerve-tonics—
bromos, celeries or nervines
—your doctor will tell you
that the Hypophosphites are
best understood. So thor-
oughly related is the nervous
system to disease that some
physicians prescribe Hypo -
phosphites alone in the
early stages of Consumption.
Scott's Emulsion is Cod-liver
Oil, emulsified, with the
H y p op h os phi t es, happily
blended. The result. of its
use is greater strength and
activity of the brain, the
spinal cord and the nerves.
Let us send you a book MI about IL Sent fie,
SCOTT & DOWNS, Belleville, Ont.
noon of Tuesday April 20th and e
half past two tin: callaInony of helot:.
tiev. William J. West M.
of Weedstock to the Pastorate
Eadies and Bluevale eongre >late! ,
wet commence. The ceremony
ordination will also take place. I;
the evening a tea -meeting m 111 la
held. Tea will be served in ti.
Foresters Hall and afterward
epeeches ete. will be heard in to,
church.
Vey. W. II. Moss of the Metbodie,
church and Rev. Mr. Fisher f;
Gerrie, exchanged pulpits la 8,11,
VIthe John Halllshas purchased th,
Gardiner farm for the stun of thrs,
thousand dol lam, V
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardiner ha t
moved into the house lately went:it
by their son James.
April Wisdom.
Be sure thatyour blood is pure )(at,
appetite good, and your digestion p'.
feet.
To purify your blood and lmihl
) our health,takeHood's Saran pati.;1 •
This medicine has accompliela
Etittilitlide cures of all blood dieentes. 11
It is the On True Blood Purifier.
fl 'arsaparilln has putter 't
in tire you well, by purifying and earn t,
ieg the blood, giving you an npineit
and nerve and mental and digem to
strengt h.
re.
GA Inims—ln•Itoit
Town April 10 Mrs, 1).
Gjmreess a son.V
VVANNonntAx--In Town, April 8 WI
VE:intirmen a tlamrbtory
1.1*Roat1sox—Iti East Wawanosb. April
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11 U aterlite:
ROBUST HEALTH.'
How.to thitoIltotrozesz,ThImport»i101
oes.
Dr. Augusta Srewn-Girard won A
strong, healthy organization is the first
essential to success in life. With every
thought, effort or emotion we expend a
certain amount of vital force. We aro
vitalized, refreshed, during sleep. Then
awrileille•esaerslveienPg' Worl mita ins Pal Ls jadv ey sat ac ante' Wu!
lated.
alanypersone cannot sleep during the
day. They ohould lie down in a perfect-
ly. passive state, withdrawing the an from all outside external eitreS -and ill -
Wrests. Make the mind a blank as much
as possible, and in .this state ono may
accumulate nervous strength nearly as:
rapidly as in sleep. Distniss all contend.
Ina thoughts and give up the whole be,
lug to be acted upon by nature's law—.
simply rest absolutely.
We must practice self control. Learn
to ctop exertion just short of fatigue.
Nothing is gained by overtaxing and do-
pleting the vitality.
A well managed, judicious practice of
exercise and rest t f body and mind will
soon improve the most debilitated. The
faculties and function 1 of the human
organieatien aro numerous and varied,
aud, to bo healthy, it must bo exercised
equally.
Wn must not overtax, smoke, chew
or take .stitonlants. Get right down to
bedrock:nutrition. Be very temperate in
eating and driuking„ taking only the
most nutritious and easily digested focd.
Keep n0111111(1 hopeful and serene under
all circumstances. Few people realize
thioez much force is expended in frivoli-
Make two crash mittens large onorign
to cover the hands. Put 2 tablespocn-
Pula of common salt into just enough
water to dissolve it, and thou wet the
mittens evenly. Let them dry thorough-
ly and keep one constantly under the
pillow. Before rising in the morninl
and. retiring at night rub the body all
over thoroughly with the salted mitten
until it is in -a glow. Then dip a
towel in cold water, wet the whole Lofty
quickly and dry with the second mitten.
Tliis gives the best kind. of a s.1.,t
bath, with very little trouble and in ,fe
minutes' time, and it will pay the 11103'
busy person to take it.
It is a protection against cold,
up n circulation of vital energy, tie t,
which tho circulation of the bloc:1 el., -
ponds. Salt in one of the best knee.,-:.
tonics for the bath of an invalid.
friction generates a kind of electricity,
and one feels exhilarated for hears aft cr.
It ii also a sleep producer. Nimen
cold steel, also warm or cold Witter, je-
dicionsly applied to the nerve rentte,
has a very beneficial effect. But by (i.e.
trieity, correctly applied to the oturi
centers to stimulate or depress, cs de-
sired, one may produce almost any elect.
Draw to Seat Your Guests.
The host leads the way to tho dinlini
room, offering his arm to the oldest 34;67
or the greatest atranger, unless it lig, ,
pens that the dhaner is given for en,
lady 121 partieular, in which caso
• $
host and seated at his right. The otie-.7
guests follow, each gentleman givine
ils arin to the lady he is total:sin. T.1`.•
cstess follows last, with the oldest
tient= or the greatest stranger, who is
then seated at her right.
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EURIFIERS
HE SEASON le approach -
r
fl when ''that tit ell feeling"
will assert itself and les ke us
feel the need of something to?
tone up the system and purify
the blood.
We have at all tunes all the
Standard Patent Medicines in the
Market.
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iIf you are in doubt as to
which one to use, consult us and
we will give you our very best
advice. At
? CHISHO[M'S RUG STORE
WINGHAM, ONT.
Ltvostoox tooritete
Montreal, Que., April 12. ---There
were about 1'200 heed of butchers'
cattle 500 calves 125 slietp and 40
spring lambs offered for sale at the
east end abattoir to day. The but-
chers were present in full rot ce, but
business was slow for some time, as
buyers were seeking a reduction on
the high prices paid here on last
Thursday. Later on huAness be.
came active, with a slight rtduetioi
in tbe price of CO111111011 to geed
animals, but extra beeves fur Easter
minket brought firm rates. A few
cattle were bought by shippers at
front 4e @ 4teper lb; extra beeves
sold at from 4c fi.-1,4 5c per 1.1")., and a
very fine pair was bought by Air.
Bourassa at 5!,eper i. d butchers
cattle sold at front 4e (1; -11e, pia tty
good stock at from 3c Os 8,2.c and the
common and inferior beuste at trona
2ic to neer 3e per !°). The calves
were of, rather pot r quality, and
sold at from 1 U each. Old
sheep sold at from 3ie @ 3e per r).;
yearlings at front ,4c do,;
spring lambs sold at fi ow. $2.75 Ca
n (-ado l'at Logs Sell tit at:out 51c
rer 17. for light weights eller being
red
East buffalo, N. Y., !kid] 12-
-lleeoipt5, 140 n i against
156 cars last vk the Mat ket open.
ed .111 arti irly g1.0 d tien.a rd for all
its welitinielad and falin t
em ete :At( te ni d fat tows and
la etjl. aad fiar t1i J d erases
rub d ell (Jog to 10e Lig h as 0 rule •
e. Ink cennium to lair gi t.des were
tbout eteady 10 seoag eheit.e fialeh-
21 se eoth fat steel e
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uarc,e IOUl1 ett eras 1.1:0 (s; .$4.15;
lea, 0 :nut till fat lititele.,Cetn3.75
4.10; 'him (*tote. trodity cows
4:t1 heifete, 2.2 -10 C., $4.25; geed
113 11 (.11-113lti.tal k,•3.3r) (i
8.50, Stucket Wad S --Receipts
abuut 28 cars of Ct:m.tlas, including
five cars held over last vscck, snd
tiati% e, 15 (art; ILO! kot dull for all
kitaie, there Laing a gest] many less
etesk cattle here, but
sellers were Rfri, ai,d for the top
sree( aerobia:tit the eame;
.1,1411.0stuck Scut 5 got•Ci to choice,
1-(-5 $ ; do , i1,L eteckers,
3 Cs $3 40; des it. duns, good to-
'-'2t:ti'lle.1:g:•ju.t7.(51 141 (f.e21:o;,;i0.:1'zi C^t '31 -°7e5k;
light steel.eie, 3 25 is 1.3.60: do,
A t tief pt aae, 8.80 $4;
. avert Ifulla, iS:at 5. Mil(
1.1N5 Mid eelingete—Riceirea, 18
:life; 1101110,A slue, but ;Lady;
iiV fIifile
fet;ttt;‘,V
,.n1 ei--Ret.eiplo 5,u Inoal ; there
.! and the
ttia.I was eatna u lo seine ; priees
fent 31 stt tteg and ildiv 25.1 40c
er CWt. bighei ; cannot tu fair.
88.1)5 qi; $4. 50 ; goud to extra choice
\ eats, $4.75 C5.50; C5.50; heavy fed and.
buttermilk calves, $2 to $3. Ilogs—
Receipta, 90 cars ; market slow, at a
&Tithe of 2.1,c to 5c ; at the decline
there Was a fairly active demand,and.
41,e bulk of the efferings ee sold
good to choice Yurkees. $4.25 to,
:4.27; mixed packers' grades $4.25 a.
e,cdium weights, :a4.25: heavy hogs,,
I. to 4.15 , toughe, itr3.75 to $3.85.
eop and halli1?a--gette41::, 4141'4
olia6d whll tt gOua,
Wand 51111 pl EOM. Wel'e steady to
111 lor lambs, With sheep btrong
d generally 10e higher thrall kinds
handy stock : native lambs, eLniCe
pima $(3 85 to iG 50 ; good to
dee, $5.90 to 06.30; common to
Id $4.85 to $5.80; culls to conttnon
obs .$3.75 to 84.'651 fair to extra,
,ped, $1 50 to t 1.601 bale -to °bores;
xed sheep, $4.1.1) to 65: conittion
ep. $11 to $3.75; exp Irt sheep,
Fair 13) t3hoiee clipped,
75 t (4
o, e4 4=trAL::
Um guest of honor, is taken in by th,
LsOW to
5 di,:h. cf eta nrallops,
with tomato jelly, and tho Whole cover.
ed with a well made mayonnaise, is a
very Z?licricus and attractive one. The
jelly is very simply made. It is merely
the juiee.of a can cf tomatoes mixed
with boxes of gelatin and m.(4 11310 11
frig jelly. The scallops aro the meg
difficult to get right, as it is next to im-
possible to get the average cook to real-
ize that 1 hey require hardly any cocking,
ono minute being an ample allowane,.;
°then -dee they toughen, and a tough,
greasy scallop is of all things the most
indigestible as well as the most limp-
petizinto If properly caoked, scalleps
are delicious, either hot or cold, with a
mayonnaise.
To fry ceollops for a salad put a tea-
spoonful cf salt and half es much pepper
in half a pint of fme. rifted nom., roll
the scallops in it and fry in deep boiling
lard fin: a minute only. Put in the ze.-
frigerator, and, when quite cold, dish
with tho jelly and mayonnaise.
now to Maio Novel and Dainty Pluensit.
ions.
First procure from the druggist .0
many poppyheads as you wish cuahiona
—the larger the better. Next get seine
baby ribbon in three eolors—nsaize
heliotrope and white aro delightful
121 conthination. Cut each of these into
lengths svhich, when double, will ex-
tend half round the ponpyhead,
Small piece over for h loop at the too.
Pin the center of every loop down 'Or the se
eye of the poppyhead, using each color
in turn, Next take every strand sopa-
rately to the opposite end, sticking 111
pins on either side of the ribbon at an • 31equal distance all along. Having eover. `to
ed the poppyhead in this manner tin)
whole \reground, next proceed to insert 4.
pine between the rows of rihboes, (141
ing them in, however, to only half their 11
length, so that the million has a very .r
bristly' appearance. 11 )5 intieh eheapet
-la
to buy' the pins by the (mum rather there
by the paper when a number is required.
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