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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-10-08, Page 10l a \ •INUII.AM TIMES OCTOBER 8, 1807.. AUTUMN NEE S was visiting at J. J. Etliott's this week.-- Wall win, 1.3. A. Lueknow ; " Outside Cliff:rd Express. Work of the League,'" D. C. Taylor, Mr. W. H. James, of the Godericll Star Omec, itpent a tEsrdrays wtth his parents in .0•ist INawRAI osh, Miss Nellie Dell, of Wingham, is the guest of her uncle, Mr, James Boyd, -- Mitchell Advocate, ORE of the pleasures of fall is. the oppiirtnndty to wear everything; new, from Ilat to Shoes. Yoa ntay think of Dress Goods, Gloves and Hosiery, Ready -Made Cloth- ing, Suits and Overcoats, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, no matter what you, may require. You'll find us prepared with an immense variety ; with the very latest and daintiest styles and novelties. liecteitetiamt SATURDAY • ♦. a a • -. — •...-r-..-r.*...+..r.-w.+..... BARGAIN DAY. DRESS GOODS. TWENTY pieces Fancy Tweed in new colorings in Greer, Gray, Fawn, lilaette,. regular 65e, Sat- urday 50e. Six pieces Heavy Fagcy Tweed, regular 35e, Satur- day 25e. MANTLES. 20 New, Upto-date Mantles, regular $6, Saturday $1.50. MEN'S & BOY'S SUITS. 20 ?en's Suits, 'fi=ery special, regular $9.510, Saturday $7,75. 25 Men's Fall and Winter Overcoats, regu- lar $10, Saturday $7.50. 20 Boy's Suits, extra quality, regular $3 and $1, your choice tor $2.75, BOOTS AND SHOES • 50 pair Ladies' Fine and Strong Shoes, Laced or Du;toned, regular $1.50 and $1.75, choice Saturday, $1.25. 25 pairs Men's Fine shoes, special $1.65, Saturday $1.25. FURS. 10 Extra Fine Capes, silk lined, all sizes, extra quality, regular $12, Saturday $9.50. SPECIALS. HEAVY Shaker Flannel 5c, 7e Fan tory Cotton 5e, Heavy Cashmere Hose. regular 40e, Satarday 25e ; Gent's Linen Collars, regular 20e, Saturday 121c ; 50 Stiff Hats, reg- ular $2, Saturday $125 ; special prices in Carpets and Lace Cur- tains. Ask for a $25 ticket, good for 1 dozen 'of Cabinet Size Photos taken at the Sta► ;Photo Gallery, Wingham,' value $3,'FREED, at q A. !00'!i ....„_ .. LETTER OF THANKS, To the peolie of Winghama ii Community \Ve, tfM4 rn•mbers of the Wiutr'ham Football C b, hereby extend our heartiest thanks to the p ,p�'re of '%inghani and community for the noble +tvayin which you harp snppo,tet usduring the eeson iVluW our matches were being piavcd, and at ur rece:It concert, Wet cannot but feel that your generous patronage and liberal support were in no small iucamre the means of bringing- the champion- -_ -ship pi Alio League to Wincham, and of Convert/41r our exchecquer, once in s. state ofr inereetev, to a pleasant, healthy condition. On Wednesday and Thursday Yours tori- faithfully, next, the Wingham District will hold The Wingham FootbillClub, a two days' convention in the Metho- dist church, commencing at 2 p. m. on the. first day. The programme will be as follows, with time allowed for the discussion of each topic :— Sunda.y School Day, commencing at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon ---De- votional exercises, conducted by Rev. J. B. Kennedy, Wroxeter ; Chair- man's address, Rev. W. S. Pascoe, D D., Wingham ; " The Teacher in preparation and Before his Class," Rev. D. Rogers, Bluevale ; " The Difficulties of Country Schools, and their Remedies," Rev. F. Swann, Ripley ; "The importance ot Attend- ance of S. S. Scholars at the Regular Services of the Ch'arch," Rev. W. M. Pomeroy, Bethel., " The Teacher's Relation to the , Seliblar -Outside of the School, or in :Emery -day Life," Mrs. Cuyler, \Vhitechuretl ; verbal reports on the 5, 8, work in the Dis- trict and 'a convu sation on the ques- tion : "Are titre places where Mis. sion Sunday Schools can be estab. fished where no Church or Scbooi at present exists i'" Wednesday even- ing, at 8—Devotional exercises, Rey.. N. S. Burwash, Salem ; "The Parents' Providential and Moral Responsibility Mrs. Hoyt. of St. Mars, who has been res, visiting sister, Mrs.rs. . H, Tierney, re. Ares 7 ^ W. Cosens, Fordwich ; ad ds, Rev, A. C. Crews, Toronto; turned home on Tuesday. Consecration Service, Rev, John S. Fisher, Gorric. PRESBYTERY OF MAITLAIVD. The Pr'c>ab.ytery of Maitland met at Ripley Oet, 5th, Rev. J Maar. Lane, pro tens. The union existing between Chal- mers Church, Kincardine, Township and Knox Church, Bervie as one pastoral charge was dissolved. Knox Church Ripley, and Knox Church were united to form one pas- toral charge. Permission was given to Rev. I. L. Murray, Moderator of' Sessions, to moderate in a callo a tuinister in their united char, Chalmers church is to be.; supplied in connection with : IIIis.. it was agreed to hold a conference at • next meeting of Presbytery on the sub- ject:—"The relations of ministers with the members and adherants of other congregations than their own. Next meeting will beheld at Wing - ham Nov 16 at 10 a. m. Jxo. MACNABB, Lucknow, Oct. (3 '97, Clerk Lueknow; "The use of the Bible in League Meetings," Rev, A. C. Crews, General Secretary,, Toronto, Thurs- day evening, at 8 o'clock Opening •Exercises, Rev, W. IL Moss, Bervie ; "Spiritual Work of the League," Miss Hogg and Miss Winnie McGuire were visiting at Wingham for a few days this week.—Brussels Post. Kr. Richard Rose is visiting friends in Winghain, Clinton, Seaforth, Stratford and. Woodstock,--Gorrie Vidette. Mr, and Mrs Barry Day have returned home from an extended visit to „different points of Manitoba and the Northwest, Mr, M. 13, Morden, who has been in the Bank of Hamilton here for some time, has beau transferred to the head office at Ham- ilton. J. S. Folmd and wife went to Wingham on Saturday evening to visit friends, Mrs. Foiled remaining over this week.—G-orrie V i tette, Mr. James E. Ferguson, general`=agent for Nuxon Bros. Manufacturing Company, Ingersoll. spent a few days in this vicinity in the interests of his firm, Iron. G. W. Rose, Minister of Education, visited Wingham on Thursday, while on his way to Brussels to adc'rr:es the political meeting being held'in that place. 'i,Dr. Ring, who has been on an extended visit to his brother, Mr. George Ring, and other friends In this vicinity, returned to hi home in Cincinnati on Friday last. ' '11Mr. I•'Llex, McDougall, who has been con- nectedwith the Wingham foundry for some time, lit fpr St. Thomas, where he has secured a good situation.VW wish Alex, every success in his now home. There was a Thanksgiving social held in the Baptist ohurch, on Wednesday evening last. The Rev. W. Pocock, of Clinton, de- livered an address and a splendid pro- granimo was rendered, after which refresh- ments were served, OKURCR ROTES. The Bishop of Huron will hold confir• maticn services in St. Paul's Church on Sunday, October 24th. and will preach both morning and evening. Rev. W. Lowe will conduct harvest - thanksgiving services in Lucknow on Sun- day next. The Women's Foreign Missionary Soci- ety of the Presbyterian Church will meet on Wednesday afternoon next. A thank offering will be taken up at the meeting.' Rev. D, Perrie will preach a sermon on Sunday evening neat, in the Presbyterian Church, which will be of special interest.to young people. Ail young people aro cor- dially invited to be present. The tenth annual convention of the Dominion W. 0. T: U., will be held in Toronto on October 20th, 21st and 22nd. On next Sunday, October 10th, the Con- gregational Church will hold harvest home services, morning and evening. A thank offering will be taken up, and the pastor, Rev. H. E. Mason, will preach ser- mons appropriate to the occasion. Sabbath School and Epworth League Conventions. :PERSONALS. We shut be glad to have contributions to this column frons any of oar readers. IF you have Visf• tore or purpose ening away yourself, drip in and tell us, or send us a note to that effect. Mr. Lou Sullivan, of Elmwood, visited ,his brother John this week. Messrs. Mines and Brill, of Teeswater, were in town on Wednesday. Mr. Roland, of Nov York, is a guest of Mr. Mark Gray, of this town. lfr. John Moore returne 1 home on Sat- urday last from the Old Country. Mr..Tames Archibald is buying horses in Wingham this week.-Seaforth Sun. Messrs. M. McGillivray and John Grant, _o'lstowel, were in town this week. 'IMMies Maggie Burgess left on Saturdpy %la t for Detroit, whore she will reside, Miss Ella Cornyn has returned to town after a two months' outing at Muskoka, Mr. A. R. McDonald has returned from his trip to Manitoba and the Northwest. Mr. Wilkinson, of Brampton, is the guest of his cousin, Mrs. John Neelands. Miss Fraser, of Toronto, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mark Gray, of this towr. Mr. Claude Longg has taken Mr. Mor - den's place in the Bank of Hamilton here. Xttr. P. EI. Pearce, of Mitchell, is' the in the Training of the Young," J. geeet of his friend, Mr. R. G. Gordon, this H. McHardy, Teeswater ; "Flaw can week, f we increase the Spirituality and Mr. Daniel Sullivan, of Elmwood, was Religious Efficiency of our Schools," visiting his son, Mr. John Sullivan, during Rev. A Cunningham, Kincardine, irh'e week, "The Church's claim upon the Sun -- "Mr. anel sous. James MoGavin, of Wing- day School, and its Obligations to it," ham, were 'rioting friends in town. -Mild" W. a. Kerr, 13ru se's, • worth nay Gaaattas League Dav, commenaiilgat, 10 Mies Eva bolts, ofxngersoai, is; the o'clock Thursday morning -+'•-Up rug ' guest of ixtise Norma Dinsley and other atomises, Rev. A. I. lv3row ; I'�:�, 13., frit -au -4M In town, Tiverton ; President's addr s, ;"The Mrs, Wellington Adams, of Vitiugbarn, League ali'4an Educator," I. B. Closed for Repair. UR SHOP is being en- larged and renovated It will be closed for a few days, will re -open next week. A. W. WEB TER. ENQUIRE AT G. MoiNTYDL'S. Are RUPTURED? 'f so it is your advantage to call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug Store, Winghain. They are the agents for the celebrated Wetmore Truss. WILY THE •WETMDSL IS THE .ONE FOR YOU 1. Because it is dangerous to be a moment without one. 2. It will never rust and is cense- WIIITECH [TRCB . The anniversary services ot the, 3. Presbyterian church of this plaice, will be held oil .Sunday Next. The 4 - Rev. R. P. MacKay, 13, A., of Toronto, will preach at 11,30 a, m. 5. and 7 p. in., and by the Rev.. Alex- ander Miller, of Lochalsh, at 3 p In. 6 Special collections will be taken up in aid of building fund. On Mon- , 7 jrt hglr" 'T3i" `'fi l 4"^iti-rwzra _'. "-e6j4s'` i.v i cramr use m 11 quently durable. A person wearing a Wetmore does not find it a. bother. We will guarantee, to bold in ri position any reducible rupture. This truss cannot possibly move after adjustment, Some of our townspeople can testify to its merits. Satisfaction guaranteed or money day evening a tea Meeting will be ; refunded. held. Ten served in basement of • of the church from' .5.30 to 7.30. GORDON ez p. in. Music will be: furnished by Mr. G. W. Cline iuid Wingham Presbyterian church choir, and ad- dresses will be delivered by - several drolninent ministers. All are cor- dially invited. Order your,_...:` WIX11.—a 6- (C)1zRt nEaa�'i� -FROM THE-- HOLS'1'EIN DAIRY. W00%3'S S MX 0ICI) P7�, The Great English Remedy. Six rackages Guaranteed to promptly, and permanently euro an forms of Nervous Weakness, Emissions,Spernb- atorrbea, Impotency and a72 effects of Abuse or Excesses, Mental Worry, excessive use BefO?^e and After. e9'. of Tobacco, Opium or Stimu- Zants, which soon lead to in- firmity, Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. Has been prescribed -over 36 years in thousands of cases; is the only Reliable and Honest Medicine known. Ask druggistfor wood's Phospholine; If he offers some worthless medicine in place of this, inclose price In letter, and wo will send by return mail. Price, ono package, Si; six, 85. One will please, six will cure. Pamphlets free to any addres6• The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont., Canada. Sold in Wingbam and everywhere by responsible druggists. 00. Before, Purchasing Your_ CALL AND SEE IT W. BA R A S, 9 -' o 7641) They are certainly the newest out. The latest designs from both ENGLISH AND GArAGIAN MANUFACTURERS and have no equal in town. Remember the place, next door to the Brunswick Hotel, Wingbam. he Great • diantk # Ouse...., 'tb si,4 64),+O�b R'i�rr This week we desire to call special atteution Immense Stock of �LINT a -ILA direct importation,— which tor Quality, Norte and Styles are well worthy of the careful inspection of every lady who in- tends purchasing a properly made and correct fitting garment. We offer a very handsome MANTLE, latest style (no old • !. out of style Mantles to offer at any price)good material, nice Velvet Collar, perfect fit for $4,00 Many people would consider that they had secured a, great prizt3i"if they got such a garment, even in the great cities at $6,00. ri LI1�' C We are in -a Position to Sell Goods Cheap and we are r . BOOTS AND H 1 Never in the history of this Long Established Business have we sold anything like the quality -Of Boots and Shoes that we are selling p this season. The reason is that we sell the BEST as cheap as others r�. r Doing it Every Day. sell common stock for. emelsr Remember that we are IIeadquarters for` - FINE - TEAS & GENERAL GROCERIES. if 11 Come. Early and get the Latest and Best. •� Ea -Good building lot for sale cheap and on easy terms. Wingham. Direct Import r'1 ' 5'1'-- -1'-ii>ir4-70 .5 fG ic,r5-Zyl.:Eli- wr r;4 -fir' 1•Dfr'7g. `-;�, nri"0; IT PAYS T9 ®0 THE 1BU T CEER �a is selling all kindsof M1, :,1 TS -at the - OLD PRICES. Meat delivered and orders taken daily. ND D. J. GEDDES. CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE CHATfAM, OBIT. Still leads in securing choice positions for students. 115 of our students plaCod during the past 11.• months, The following have recently been placed: —Flora Face steno, Montreal Herald; D. Stevens, bookkeeper, Erie St, %ho nets; EV4 Payne,. Bent Mills, Chathwti, Ernest Long, steno., Chathatn Gas Compani; Robert Hawthorn, with a Winniiing Wholesale Hous ; Jessie Heathnringston, Sed steno., Sutherland & Innes CL),, Chatham, Jas, Medford, manager of business department, Tacoma Business College, wash. The above shows remits ()Wined from a course with us. Per Catalogue, address, D. MoLACHLAN er Co., Chatham, 9nt, m't'q ' 04,s1,'4d11.'h,'higJgdhd iOle thllh'h,'rut,111dib'Ibg11'hN0'bdb19,'ib'16',h'111111111111,11u91b1q,'9,41PII1'lu'hPhlgPlb'b,'. We do not want to make any vain b have done since we started, speaks for itse give our customers the benefit of it, as we can se you an $8 article for $5, but we will sell at a very sn is of what we have done or what we are Our expenses are lower than any t smaller profits. We have profit. We have EXTENSION TABLES from $2.75 up. SIDEBOARDS. We can give you a Sideboard, with three drawers (note the size of mirror, 16 x 28) for $6.25. CHAIRS and SPRING- BEDS. Our Chairs and Springl3eds are made up at the factory and Avt; can make the price right on tnent. BEDROOM SEINES. Otte st)ck of Bedroom Suites is as good as in tpr'n, Ten different suites to choose from. and 16 x 28 rnirroi Ma es, nig to do. The amount of trade we p in town in our line, therefore, we can't ver had enongh profit on our goods to give.' Lounges, Picture Framing, Curtain Poles. Our Matresses are all new and clean and of good stock, great value in t .., for the money. 0 Lounges are up to date in style and our prices aro right. We - the trade in Pieture Framing and repairing Stretchers, any size, for 20e, i :,11 they are worth, we've never charged any more for them.' Our stock Curtain Poles is as good as you can get in the town Nhtthe price is right o - hem. We have no of • oak to get rid of. Everything new and up to date, ,JIV Mgt lEAFIFIrIYV. Our stock of Ul staking is complete and Residence----Oppo e Foundry. prices reasonable. Remember th dace ----Opposite Macdonald Block, 441. Gtr r.t l A.N17 & E¶C Ol\T'"., iti'.pitur'e Deale -r :. tlndertakers. rtbusiness 4i oods 3elivered. LANA » LITTON. 'q piGHAb.,�' �% • P. S. -1,4e don't want to lnonoplize the trade. All we want is a continuance of the trade we have had since we a reasoLabie distance. Cash is the thing thsiit counts and It gets goods for what they are worth, A 4.