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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-07-30, Page 10H. M0IN000 auay Fgatu -lc There is no uncertain sound about the Saturday Bargains at this store, I'rires are hewed so close to the cent line that every article a) becomes lir bargain of the most pronettnced nature. Iln� ing for spot cash in the best markets, enable las to sell goods at prices that under or• dinar- conditions would be im•N impo4ihle. SPECIALS. -4 20 doz. Children's Bose, reg. 10•.., Saturday 3c. 10 pieces Shaker Flannel, reg. 3c. Saturday 5e. 10 pieces White Cotton and un- bleached. regular 7c. Sat. 5c. 10 pieces plain or fancy Dress'... Goods, very fine, regular 50e.1 and 50c. for 35c. 10 pieces plain or fancy, regu- lar 25, 30 and 35c, Sat. 19c. 5 pieces light and dark Tweed, regular 60c. Saturday 19e. 120 pair laced and buttoned Shoes, just opened, regular $1.50 for $1.10. 30 Straw ' Hats at about halt price. 10 light Coats and 'Vests, regu- lar 53.75, Saturday $2.50. 20 Boys' Suits, light or dark, regular 0.50 Saturday $2.45 .. Ribbons lc., Needles le., Pins le. Bargains in Lace Embroid- ery, Cuffs and Collars, Shirt Waists. Everything new and lip to date at about s- less than regu- e lar price for the next 30 days. • TILE TIMES„ JVL1. 30, [S94N Miss Maggie Stewart is away en a C. F. A1`Ti7 S. S. CONVENTION. month's visit to frleude in Clifford. Mrs. Joe Kincaid, and childreu, of Chicago, are visiting relatives is town. Dir: D. Chapman and :Hiss Chapman, of Toronto, are visiting friends in t\ inghatn. Kennedy, of London, was in town during the week, the guest of Dr. Kennedy weer. A. , Bradwin, wife and child, of the Blyth Standera, spent Sunday in town. Mise Cerrie Macdonald, of London, is spending her venation under the parental roof. ailtirs, t5.. E. Smith, wko has been visiting with friends in Mt. Forest, has returned home. V fMre. W. P. Vanstone, of Brussels, was visiting with friends in town during the week.` Miss Edith Davis has returned home from Toronto, where elle had been visiting friends. Mra. Jos. Gray is spending a few days with friends and relatives in Belgrave and vicinity. Mrs. D. A. McKay, of 1ti oodstonk, is visiting hor parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Canada's Favarzte Live Stook afieb+✓58V ' q xhi bi szorz, These are the days of large Con- The Westers Fair, London, is ventions, and Huron County is to be again to the ferns and is providing in line. On Aug. 21th and 25th the i'nrther accommodation and improve Sunday School and Christain I';ndeay., tnents to their already excellent mow Workers of the County will meet � Stock buildings necessitated by the Inc monster Com entions etre purely l increase of entries last year in those bSnterdenotninational and include all , departments. unday Schools of the County awl all l The Dieetors of this time-honored • young people's soeietes in connection show have had sufficient experience with any church. to know the proper course to pursue The first day (Tuesday) is to be _ in maintaiting the proud position devoted entirety to Sunday School the Western now enjoys as TheiLivo work and the following is a partial Stock and Agricultural Fair of Can• list of the subjects and speakers: The place of Lesson helps—Rev, Jas. Hamilton, Wingham. Proper use of the Black Board— Dr. Towler, 1Vingham. The Sunday School Teacher and ment in all the departments. The his Bible --Rev Muir, Brucefleld annual improvement is largely due Home Department—Rev A. Day. to the thoughtfulness and care of the Importance of Revorance in the ham. :, Sunday School—W. E. Kerr, Associotion Claims—Rev A. Day, Ahrahsm. Charrcter of the Teacher—Miss Bond Seaforth, Mrs, Isaac Costa and children. of God- Reap What you S.,w--Alex Saun- erieh. were tisiting Mr. and Jas. Long, derS, OodClicb. last week. Doors of Opportanity—Dr. Maedon- Mr. R. l3erdstnan is in Brantford this aid M. P, week visiting Mrs, Pilgrim, who is quite ill Masterlike Teachers—Rev A. Day. at present. The second ("Wednesday) will be Mr. rise. Messer, assistant in Gordon do devoted to young people's work and, Co.'s drug store, is spending his holidays judging by the topics to be discussed in IIamiltoe. and the prominent names of those Miss Mary Carruthers, who has been vrho are to take part, the meeting is visiting in Detroit for some time, has re- sure to be one of unusual interest. turned home. Below we give a partial list of the Miss Livingston, formerly of the Public subjects and speakers; School teaching staff, now of IIarriston, is Christian Endeavor proportionate visiting in town. Miss lin bey, of Port Huron, is spend. Giving—R, B McGrowan, Blyth. ing a short time in town, rho guest of Mrs. Christian Endeavor in Temper• J. B. Ferguson, ante Reform— G. M. linty, Summer - Mr. Wm. Welch, of Listowel, salesman hall. for the Flarriston Marble Works, was in The Power of Personality—E. A. town this week, Armstrong, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. 5. J. Reid, of Goderich, Soul Winning—Miss Robertson, were renewing old acquaintances in town Win g during the week. 111World Winning—Hiss J. Wilson, —o-- M. H. CINE OO. ADDITIONAL LOCALS. DEATH OF D. C. MUNROE ada. Twentynine years have passed away since the Western Fair was established. Bach and every year since has been marked by advance- There died at the family homestead in Mornington township, on Sunday, D. C. Munroe, a native of Perth County, and a gentleman widely known and respected throughout western Ontario. The aiseased up to two months ago was Principal of the Government Industrial School at Regina, where he gave great satisfaction as a teach- er and executive officer. Althougn in poor health for years he manfully discharged duties which would have taxed the energies of a stronger man. It was with a view to recuperate his health that he came east, but the disease against which he fought had a stronger bold an him than his friends thought and he succumbed on Sunday. At one time he was connected with the Strat- ford. Beacon, Waterloo Chronicle and Wiugitam TIMES, as a writer, He was only 41 years of age, and much sorrow is felt in the community over the close of a life of singular usefulness. Mr. Munroe was e. brother of Robert Munroe of the Port Elgin Times, Mr. Munroe'e many friends in Wingham will regret to hear of his death. PERSONALS. We shall be Glad to have contributions to thio column from any of our readers. if rou have visi• tors or purpose going away yourself, drop in and tett us, or send us a note to that effect, Mr. S. Youhill was in Clinton this week: Mr. Geo. Rees, of Toronto, is visiting in there, Miss Tena Mollroy, of Blyth, is visiting friacnda in town. Miss Sample, of Toronto, is the guest of the Misses Fleuty. Mrs. A. G. Bastedo is holidaying with Mends in Kincardine. Mise Breme Reek, of IXarriston, is visit- ing in town thie week. Lioense Inspector Paietey, of Clinton, was in town on Monday, Mise Snaith is spending a short time with leer friends in Listowel. Mite S. Green, of Niagara rails, is visit - 1 ig under the parental roof. Miss Annie Lawson, of Lueknow, is the guest of Dias ;g.ggie McAlpine. aim* :Wheaton, of Detroit, are visiting tvienMeNt teletivee in town. ions lass returned hotne from tt iso in Gorlin. Tinnipeg, is spending a le town. Mrs. Potts and children, of Marion, Ind, and Mrs. W. Youhill, of Ottawa, are yisitiug at Mr. S. Youhill's. Mr. Geo. Sutton, etatior, agent, of Dray- ton, was renewing old acqueintancee in town during the week. Mr, and Mrs. It. Maxwell, of the Bine- vale road, have been spending a short time with friends in Mitchell, Mr. R. J. McMath was in London this week attending the meeting of the Grand Enoampraent, I. 0. 0. F. Mr. John Keith, principal of the Ottawa Business College, was in town this week the guest of Mr. Harry Ellis, Miss Clark, Miss Mary Clark and Miss Mary Gordon, of Toronto, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Gordon. Mr. J. McGregor, of the Toronto Cold Storage Co., was the guest of Mr. D. Mc - K• lay a day or two tast week. Air. Frank Bradwin and wife, of Ilam• ilton, were visiting at Mr. Bradwin's parents in town during the week Miss Sadie McCreight, of Doon, has been spending the past few weeks with her many frieads in town and vicinity. Mr. IsreaI, of Clinton, is in town this week, assisting Mr. Parker in connection with the York Loan and Savings Co. Teeswater News ; Hlr. and Miss John- eton,of Toronto, and Muse Ferguson, of 1y ingham, are visiting at Mr. Pringle's. J'Mr. W. J. Elliott, of the Ingersoll Chron- icle, returned home on Thursday, after spending aycouple of weeks with his friends in town. a,/ Mr. W. S. Dinnick, of the Treats and Guarantee Company, limited, of Toronto, was in town this week in the interesta of his company. Kincardine Reporter: Miss Margaret Vanetone, of Wingham, and her friend, Miss Jeanette Tedford have been the guests of Miss A. L. Sellery, Ex -jailor Dickson and Mise Dickson, of Goderich, who were visiting fir. Dick - son's brother, John, in town, returned home on Thursday hat, London Advertiser ; Miss Lee, of Wolfe street, city, and hor cousin, Miss Lottie Lee, of Thorndala, are holidaying at Brussels, Bluevale and Wingham. management, and the facts that the agricultural interests are given first place. Ove Or thirty-four thousand dollars were expended in exhibition build- ings last year, and others being found necessary aro in course of con- struction for the coating Fair. Lond- on's Fair buildings are worth a visit to the city to see. Exhibitors of first class stock, machinery, or produce of any kind, looking for purchrsers cannot go to a better place than the Western Fair to get what they want—ready sales at good prices. The Prize lists are ready for dis- tribution, and a sample applica tion to the Secretary, Mr. Thos A. Browne, will secure a copy. It is welt just here to say the closing date for mak- ing entries is September' 9th. While the Association gives part- icular attention to the exhibitors and their exhibits, they at the same time are aware of the necessity of having some first clasp special features to edify and amuse their visitors into -e- during the afternoons and even - Nation Winning—Rev. J. S. Hen- Ings. Ste Hessen Ben Mi, the Arab prince, bas been engaged, not only to bring with him his wonderful' troupe of Arabs, but secure the best talent in America along other lines. His knowledge of the business and his acquaintance with best artists and his own unsullied requrtation is sufficient guarantee that two hours of good, clean, high class attractions will be on hand. The official pro gramme will he published tate fir- t Week of August, and is free to all. derson, Uensa i1. An Up -To Date-Endeavorer--C. W. Andrews, Wroxeter, Essentials of C. E.—Mrs. Pentland Dungannon. Line Up --Ed Wanless, Varna. The Progress of Young People's Work in Canada --Rev: J. Edge, Goderich. C. E, and proportionate Christain- itE— Dr. Meldrum, of St. Paul, Min- nesota. Dr. Meldrum is a host in hiniself;'he•was on the program for four addresses at the San Erancsseo C. E. Convention. The usual Railway rate has been granted by the C. P. R. and the G. T. R. fare and one—third for the round trip. Thousands Celebrate With thankfulness their restoratton to health, by the nee of Flood's Sarstipa- illa. Think of the vest army who hatebeen cured by flood's Sarsaparilla. Men, women and children who have suffered the consequences of impure blood, who have been the vietims of scrofula sores, eruptions, dyspepsia, nervousness; and sleeplessness, They have tried other medicines and have failed to obtain relief. They tried Hood's Sarsaparilla and tt did them good They persevered in its use and it ac• complished permanent cures. Do you wonder that they praise and recommend it to you. Win. Sloan, tt Seaforth boy, whose mother yet resides in that town, went to the Yukon country a year ago, and was one of the party that recently returned. Ilia gold pile figures $85,000, The Delinearor. The August number of the Deline- ator is called the Midsummer Num- ber, and its exposition of hot -weather Modes and Fabrics is made graphic by full page color plates and intertex ual illustration supplefnented by a special article on mourning. attire. The number iq notable for its fiction Francis Lind's "Diana ,f the Ephe- sians," a dainty Iove story, with a settting among the ufountains of Northern Alabama, being completed by a narration of an encounter with a Paris necromancer, which forms the second of Martin Ord's serial ac— counts of Clive Rayner's adventures Mrs. A. S. Potter writing of the social life of St. Lewis, showes the continued potency of the Creole in— fluence in that semi—southern inter— esting metropolis. Number 4 of Jennie Drake's New York Types, is devoted to a sprightly and amusing analysis of the women who shop, Dr. Grace Peckam Murray continues her "Talks on Health and Beauty" with a discussion of the various form of Exercise especially treated by Mr. Regnald de Koven, with some ae-- count of noted feminine players. Especially suited to the dog days, are the directions for making various salads and dressings, and Franeis Leeds' recipe for a summer pick—me— up. Young people looking for a new entertainment will enjoy Lucia M. Robbins' description of a "Butterfly .Party." Mr. Viek's Flower garden is supplemented by praetical answers to various enquiries, the books of the month are noticed and the usual ,pages devoted to needle work. Order from the local agent of the 13utterick patterns or address The Delineator Publishing Co., 33 Rich— mond St. West, Toronto. Subscription price, $1 per year, or 15e per copy. Subscribe For The Ingham Timers. SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR •fie. TURK All our Household Furnit ro is now for sale. including, Pi no, r artists, Pic- tures, Stoves, Crock y. ' awn Mower, Garden Tools, Large at , Set of Har- ness and sundries. • of which can be bargained for prit+ ely up till Satur- day, August 14th. 1897, on which date all not disposed of will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION. -30c GEO. GOOD, HOTiCE. Raving left on business for n tithe, 1 have placed my practice in the hands of C. D. Fortune, V. S.. a graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Culls by night and day will he prompt. ly attended to at the office. 6.11c Jame WILSON V. S. voob►'S PI/ k`DS1f'x1oDxr4.Jn. Bite Great English Tteme ty. Six Packages Guaranteed to promptly, and permanently euro an forms of l;crvoua Weakneas, ItnOisiorta,Sperm- atorrhea,X+npoteneU,trut au (recta o Abuse or Xxeeesee, Denim Worry, exoeaette Use ,Before and,elfter. of robaece, ()14" or SUeiu- tants, watch soon feud to In; jlrmfty, Insanity, onsumption and an. early oravc. ifasbeen prescribed aver 85yoare in thousands of cases; is the anty rellahre and hottest Dtediefne known. Ask druggtsttor Wood`s Phosphodinel if he otters some worthless medicine in pisco of this, inclose price in letter, and wewlll send by return mail. Prlee, one package, $i; six, 48, One wag please, eta WI sure. Pamphlota free to any, adss dre. Th1 e 'Woo Ctnniiafay, "Windsor, Ont„ cesteda, Sold in Wingham and everywhere by responsible druggists, LAST CHANCE _._.a..F; ROM US FOR-- -4/CHEAP4+GOODSi+ We have decided to retire from----, BUS1 ESS ,---and so during the next-----, THIRTY We will give you SLAUGHTER every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY nights, com- mencing at 7 o'clock. We will hold a SPECIAL SALE To clear out Job Lines, at prices that will interest pou. Come early and get first choice. You may expect as our Stock is still large and well assorted. • All outstanding accounts must be settl3d before that date, if you want to save trouble; after that date our affairs will bo placed in other bands for settlement. A word to the wise is sufficient. MACDONALD BLOCK. it Y-14 Are You I M fi • WIN G.:RAU. Fsaimak ]vet RUPTURED? Change of business If so it is your advantage to call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug Store, Wingham.. They are the agents for the celebrated W etmore Truss. WHY THE WETMORE IS THE ONE FOR YOU 1, Because it is dangerous to be a moment without one. 2. It will never rust and. is conse- quently durable. 3, A person wearing a Wetmcre does not find it a bother, 4. We will guarantee to hold in position any reducible rupture. 5. This truss cannot possibly move after ad,j ustment, 6. Some of our townspeople can testify to its merits. 7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. GORDON & CO Having purchased from D. 'E. McDonald his Butchering Business, I am now in a position to supply the public with CHOICE 1f EATS at lowest prices and earn- estly solicit a share of the patronage of this commun- ity. We will always keep on hand the best meats that can be got for money D. J. GEDDES McDonald s od stand. TEW rUrilitUre and, VadertakingStore —IN- 1 IN— Ireland Si; Button are putting in a complete Stook of Furniture and Undertaking consisting of BEDROOM SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, DINING SUITES, TABLES and CHAIRS of all kinds. SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, SPRING BED MATTRESSES, CURTAIN POLES, PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, MOUNDINGS, MIRRORS, Etc., in fact everything that is kept In a FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE STORE A complete stock of Undertaking kept cn hand and prices reason- able, "'Remember the place, Ireland's old store, opposite the Mac- donald Bloek, (Residence opposite the foundry. LA Nn & BUTTON.