HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-10-08, Page 2t.
000.1.0014,1000,00.0
AUTUMN aElEDS
ONE of the pleasures of frill is the
utspllrtuailty to �.e;tt' t�verytltittg t,f talc irl�trroty last welt,
n,,,,... from 11 at to ;^hers. 'i~na ,
lira Fraser rues her daughter Mrs. the Sunday school.
M1.tl t•l:taiel't llb'rttty• 3C•tdiE' E'1+�tlt ` ,:.
1141, suits and Overeuaate, hate mid 11"gstn 'Mr' 1)In'.',l$s lirnser'`s la -t
Cepa, hoots and Shoes, no matter)
week.
I3ertha F'iu1eyof Remick who wiNotll l�et ieldhereby given their
w;rrtt yiru nt.t•y retinue. uu'l1 has been staying at Mr. James' [ , pursuant to t
fin us +reared with an 'Iums.nse thet Act, Hsu Honor,
1
I p tYy lie a for the past week has retort:- Count Court of t
variety ; with the very latest and 1 hornet. ! Huron,. et Ge es' Rai
'9b' 'w Os the 'i isI titer Fabile School taught ; campiaints of er r
tIh:i� twilit.
1111E WINUHA.M: TIMES OCTOBER 1 1897,
Invitations are out attuouneing the
marriage of Miss Jessie Higgins and
11r. Jams Flemming.
Alias Kate Wilson, of Atwood was
vlSltiili," frlende in the Ilelgborhootl,.
for some years. Rev. W. J. West
preached an appropriate sermon.
The collection in the morning was
sent away to help pay for the lesson
helps and in the evening to pay for
the new Book of Praise purchased
Uf Ilt'e�a (iitltl;3, iilttv('zi .,
McMillan of Sharkespeare were visit. COURT O I ' '
Court
Vetere'
e Judge of
o County of
1 elg1o'coaQhi A n rBSTER
7 at 11 o'clock e a •�
Closed for Repobira
r
OSe" . .P,A) Irk.]
A -NUR SHOP is being en-
larged and renovated
It will be closed for a
few days, will re -open '
next week. !�
a This week we desire to call special attention to our
Immense Stock of
e
iTivii G(/tt0400,
a
:ti:t*,t� t stylei and novelties. 9th day of Octo.:r,' e
1Ir . I.. J, 1�4 ilytatt, car—principal of nt to hear and • erd tin the set r,
1' tyl S l I t I t s 1 ouxiseionsin the
. • .. •- • a -o- fur his brother G. E. hast Friday ;Voters' Last o. he 111u ' 'ipality of East b1 q� 1�1� x 91
�•r 1897. All rsons having 7crrl>v.�a��' ti. FYIttTltl. •
btasrnese
44..4* 4- 44 41k." ._.44•i. 4 ...s^...►..w -r--w-+»,•-•4.+•p-.r.•.
1
.*.- -.- - ••.—s••i+-.-.--. t' • `•'r*M-*i+•.,-M
D J 4SS GOODS,
- TWENTY picteeA Fancy Tweed in
new teolorings in Greet:, dray,
Fawn, 141ttette, regular 65e, Sat-
urday 50e. Six pieces Heavy
Farley Tweed, regular 115,:, Satur-
day 25e. •
MANTLES.
20 New, t, trio -date Mantles, regular
4Z(3,• Saturday $1.50.
& BOY'S SUITS.
20 Mercia .&nits, very special, regular
$F}.50, Saturday $7,75. 25 Men's
. 'itll and Winter Ov€r +ats, regu-
lar ,1O. Saturday a n0 20 l3oy's
-Salta, extra qualit'c, regular $3
and oaf,;• your eheice for $2.75.
BOOTS AND SHOES
50 pair Ladies' ;.?in, and Strong
S hoes, Laced or Buttoned, regular
$1.50 and $1.75, choice Saturday,
$1.25. 25 pairs glen's Fine shoes,
spec sal $1,85, Saturday $L25.
afternoon. ! oat+•anes
A1r. DlaleoltU Campbell, Blyth I attend
was at guest at Mr, Wylie's last PO—
day.l•Talcohn seems to an hn' attrae!
ti1 . Douglaiaiat, n 1 DRESS GUTTING' SCHOOL.
Air. Douglas Fraser and his daught-
er Annie left on Thursday moving for
Kent, where they expect staying a
couple of weeks.
A. small party was -given by the
;Misses Barton last Tuesday evening.
I he Misses Barton intend leaving for
Toronto en Wednesday morning.
Air. Andrew Oerltniill hard hard
turf, with his horse at the Teeswater
races taut then two of the -horses
against whieh he contended have
marks of 2 22; and 2 26, and there- not miss this chance to perfect them-
selves to this important branch of work,
at all. Andrew intends trying hiehorse Ci'et daily until the 20th of October.
�+ Fite exl-tibftlon in drafting gararents
at the Winghani rates and we hope each evening. Girls Prof the country
he may be more fairly dealt with. given especial,attention.
J. E. SLIGH,
BLUEVr1LE, Designer and Cutter of
iraggie Robertson is ill with &&,.�r Ladies' Garments.
quinsey. Y� .., .. not find itga bother.
airs. Bruce is visiting her brother 1 4. 1Ve.wili guarantee to hold in
in Manitoba. - 'L OTt1IOR1AI, ARTIST. 1position any reducible rupture.
mr. and airs. Geo. McDonald visit= OppositaQu,senya Rotel Wingltam. 5. This truss cannot possibly move
ed friends in Molesworth on Sunday. after adjustment,
Will. Rogers, son of Rev. D. For an easy Shave and a Eirst-Close t3. Some of our townspeople can
Rogers, is attending llarriston high Hair Cut., give hin, a. trial. .testify to its merits. -
school - ttrtzors Boned. - - 7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
the Court are d nested to
the said time and p
P. POR'r'ERFI
Township Clerk.
d this 21st day of sept., 78117
FURS.
10 Extra Fine Capes, silk lined, all
sizes, extra quality, regular $12,
Satueday 0.50.
;Are SPECIALS.
H1IAV:1 Shaker Flannel 5c, 7e
Fac-“Ory:..—Cotten 5c, heavy Cashmere
IRot:ieofegu1ar 40c, Satarday 25e ;
Gent':; Linen Collars, regular 20e,
Saturday1` — e ; 50 Stiff Hats, reg -
alar $2, Saturday :;1.25 ; special
prices in Carpets and Lace Cur-
tains. Ask for a $25 ticket, good
for 1 dozen of Cabinet Size Photos
taken at the Star Phew Gallery,
Wingham, value $3, l+'ltl:E, at
g,1j,t, metal
�
The Sohool of Dress Cutting is nate
open in the Button Block upstairs,
where Dress Cutting in all its branches
may be learned by a new tailor sysLmm,
the leading system of the world, cute all
styles of garments on the goods, no pat-
terns no refitting, gives all the new
curves, costs no more than a chart and is
far above nay ether method in many
points, lessons given at your awn home
or placo of business without any extra
charge. The Wingham ladies should
Are You
RUPTURED ?
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated 'W etnlore
Truss.
WHY TIDE'VIET TORE IS TRE
Ga
i� We offer a very handsome MANTLE, latest style (no old
Out of style Mantles to offer at any price)good material, nice
`el Velvet'Collar, perfect tit for
.
--direct importation,which for quality, r
Valae and Styles are well worthy of the
careful inspection of every lady who in— :.
tends purchasing a property made and L�
correct fitting garment.
�rJ
,ONE FOR YOU El,. We ere
rtf
1. Because it is dangerous ' to be • a ,
moment it.
one. N
2. It will never rust and is cense- p 130
-J
queasily durable. U
11
3. A. person wearing a Wetmore does i
We are very sorry indeed to hear
thatMcIntosh NOT N CHUM
John i:7 iii withtytihuid
fever.
refunded.
GORDONCO
air. Samuel Magee and island and To lay aside your soiled or faded ' • —
•__...
Mabel- Magee, of Battle Creek, suits or overcoat?, but take thorn
aiichipgan visited here last week. to the Wingham Cleaning and Dy
'sties Mary Sehoales, of Kinburtt •ing VVo.ks, and have there clean -
and Ethel King, o: Wingham visit- ed, dyed and repaired to look like
ed lays. George Macdonald Last week. , .. now.
miss Annie. Oliver, who bas spent , - J. W. SNELL.
the summer .at her grandrather's, - Proprietor.
John Burgess, returned to 'Toronto,
on Tuesday.
CH alt- See.
Ewan. =Donald and wife left Wed-
nesday last to their home in Aber—
deen Scotland.
;hiss Annie Simpson, Ph. B. of
Brandon, Manitoba. is home oh a
visit to her mother, airs. William
-Simpson. It is now 'seven years
asience she went. Site enjoys the dis-
tinction r•f being the first lady grad -
'sate in P arintcy hn Manitoba. She
is • etnpt+tyed in the drag store of
• Fiennitt;; & Sans Brandon.
' WW)XEi'Eti,
Mrs. T. B. Sanders is visiting
friends in flarri4oa.
Miss Milly Playford is visiting
- friends in Win ham.
R. Black made a business trip to
Mt. Ft:rest on Wednesday.
A E. Patt.lith lista soid one his horns
The morning service. for next Sab•
bath at the Methodist Chunk is with
drawn. The pastor will preach at —1ND--
7 in the evening,...e
airs. P. B. Scott and miss Mary - •P . Mr
Scott drove to Seeforth last Week to —FRO aft TEE--
HOLS'I-'+IN DAIRir.
Order your.,... •
melt their many relatives and also
take in the show.
Judge `Doyle held Court for the
revision of the voters'. list, in the -Cooks Cotton Root Compound
Foresters' hall last Saturday. .Henry
Mooney, Conservative candidate and
Archibald Iii. -lop, Liberal candidate
for this riding attended the court.
Threshing is over at'the fax will
and lifting the flax off the fields has
been, commenced. This has been a
bad year for flax, but we Trope the
farmers will nut get discouraged,but stronger—sold by druggists. One box,
try, tie,- again and if the weather is Three Dollars; two boxes, rive Dollars.
not so wet they will succeed. The No. r, or No. 2, mailed on receipt of
second lot tai flax seed was shipped price and two g -cent stamps.
Thar Cook company,
this \t'E C k Windsor, Ontario.
The Lord e Vineyard, a service ftr
children, wars rendered in the Pres- Sold in .Winghatn and everywhere
byterian church last Sabbath. The try responsible druggists,
church wa:; nicely decorated with
growing pleats and cut flowers, The y
children's choir• was carefully train -1
(13111) to S. 13. McKclvie of this town. cd by Rev. W. J. West and Miss
The new Book of Praie is now an
established fact in the Presbyterian
Churelr,having Caine into use for the
first time last Sabbath,
Our popular townsman J. A. Bar•
nard is to jade the poultry at both
Wingham and Brussels fair this
week.
Rev. T. W. Cousins 13. A. of 1F'ord•
-
wieh peached in the Methodist Chureh
here hest Sabbath (weltinf ex-ehang-
ing pulpits with lies'. J. I3.Kennedy.
TURN iI1•.ti.3lY.
Miser feeninx wheeled to the Tees.
water fair last Friday,
Miss Higgins, of t,urrie was visiting
at Jno, Wylie's Met week.
Miss Anderson of 1)cytorit was the
« nest of Miss Maggie AleDougall last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biggins and
Mies Maud attended the Teeswater
fair last Friday.
Mr. 0.E. Wihani wolf the first prize
in the bicycle race at Teeswater last
'riday afternoon.
•,fir. 4Viltiatn txe:tun.11 has been re—
engaged .to, teach his-seltool meat.� Tug .4'i
.. ... ._ .'.:q..`T '..
Is the only safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which
ladies can depend in the
tearer and time of need.
Is prepared in two degrees
of strength.
• No. 1L for ordinary cases
is by far -the best dollar medicine known
—sold by druggists, one Dollar per box.
No. 2 for special cases—ro degrees
Ag is Herbert, the Sunday school's
excellent organist, and their singing
was the best heard in that church
.. .. all
Before Purchasing Your .
" CALL' AND SEE
BARRANDT
G.r"
They are certainly the newest out.
Tbe latest -designs from both
ENGLISH AN CANADIAN
MANUFACTURERS
and have ne equal in town.
Remember the place, next door to
the Brunswick 'Hotel, Wingham.
Many peopfts would consider that they had
secured a great prize if they got such a
garment, even in the great cities at $6.00.
$4 00
in a Position to Sell Goods Cheap and we are
Doing it Every Day.
TS AND SHOES1
sold Nevteiri in htlistory ()if this Long Established. Business have we
any ng te le qua ty of Boots and Shoes that we ate selling p
t this season. The reason is that we sell the BEST as cheap as others
sell common stack for.
Remem.ber that we are Headquarters for"----,
ri FINE TEAS & GENERAL GROCERIES
1] Come Early and get the Lateit and Best.
FfErGood building lot for sale cheap and on easy terms,
wingham. Direct Importer.
02 THE BUTCHER 8cD
is selling all kindsof
MEATS
—at the—
OLD PRiCES.
Meat delivered. and orders taken
daily.
. IT PAYS TO
CANADA BUSINESS caLLEct.-4e-
CHATHAM, OBIT.
Still leads in securing choice positions for students.
115 of 0111. studwits placed during the past 1.1.
months. The followlmr hare recently boon placed;
Vuee steno,, Montreal gerakh D. Stevens,
bookkeeper, Erre mills, St, Thomas; Eva Payne,'
Kent Mills, Chatlx Ian; *nod long, steno., Chatham
Wholesale Hous ; Jessie Reatherlueston, 3rd ato
Sutherland & Times 0,„ Chatham, Us. ilea s,
College, Wash.
The above shows remits obtalned from a course
with us.
For Catalogne, address,
Chatham, nnt.
Blood means sound health. With pur,s,
rioh, healchy blood, the stOraach and di-
gestive organs will be vigorous, aud there
Will be tun dyspepsia. Rheumatism and 1
neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula a ad
Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure
Your nerves will be strong, and yo,u
sleep sound, Sweet and refreshing
Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood
That is why it cures so many diseasee,
That is why so Inany thousands take it
to cure diseases, retain good health, pre -
Vent sickness And suffering. RemensbeY
Sarsaparilla
We do not want to make any vain boasts of what we have done ot What we are going to do. The amount of trade we
have donc since we started, speaks for itself. Our expenses are lower than any shop in town in our line,' therefore, we can
give our customers- the benefit of it, as we can sell at smaller profits. We have never had enongh profit on our goo'ds to give,
you an $8 article for $5, but we will sell at a very small profit. We have 17?
•
EX.TJEVSX014,T TABLES front $2.75 up.
We can give you a. Sideboard, with three drawer's and 16 x 28 mirror
(note the size of mirror, 18 x 28) for $6,25.
Our Chairs and Springl3eds are made up at the factory and we can ake
the price right on tnem.
Our sock of Bedroom Suites is as good as in town. Ten different suites
to choose from.
Matresses, Lounges, Picture Framing, Curtain Poles.
Our Alatressee are all now and elean and of good stock, great value in
them for the money.
Our Lounges are up to date in style and our prices are right.
We do the trade in Picture Framing and repairing Stretchers, any size,
for 20c, its all they are worth, we've never charged any more for them,
Our stock of Curtain Poles is as good as you can get in the town and the
price is right on them.
We have no old stock to get rid of. Everything new and up to.date.
Our stockitof Undertaking is complete and pri reasonable. Remember the place—Opposite Macdonald Block,
Residence --Opposite Foundry.
ts gra OK Tr* filnea Eatlfleie. $1 Der bottle,
. t_ ...b. 1.4,6 trhal jig , P. B. ---We don't want to monopuze the trade. All we w• ant is a eontinn
reaSotable distance. Cash is the thing that counts and it gets goods for whai
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers,
of the trade we have bad since we started business. Goods 'aelivered
are wortlii'-.
1