HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-10-22, Page 8Saturday
Bargain
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. # .E. IN GUAM TIMES, S, OC.J..OBER 22, Il]V7r
WU1TE0UU1tQU,
Mrs. Smeltzer, nes, Miss Baker, of
this place was calling on friends in
Clinton and country, the past week.
E. Coulter of I3luevale, a student
at the G. C. I, last terra, mom-
, panted by Miss Henderson and Mr.
1 C. Henderson of this place, wheeled
• to Goderieb, via. Lucknow, on. Mon-
day and returned on Tuesday after-
noon, While there .they were the
guests of Mrs. Jno. W. Vanateri
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Reeve Wilford shipped 40 barrels
10 doz. Crurnpton Corsets, reg. $1.00; of apples to the British 'Markets on
and n.25, Saturday 75e. Tuesday.
6 doz Ledies' Kid Gloves, blaek and bliss Higley,. who has been a vis-
• colored, reg. ti 1.25, Saturday 75e.. itor with Chicago, Illinois, friends
20 pieces Plain and Fancy Tweed for several weeks, returned home on
Deese Goods, reg. 50e, Saturday Monday evening.
35e. Mrs. John Drummond returned
20 Ladle-.' Jackets, reg, $8 00 Satiate from her visit to Chatham friends on
day i.,;5.00. Monday evening.
4 doz. Ladies' Ganzies, reg. 35c, Messrs. Wettlaufer S. Wilford
Satur=i.ey 25e. have made a contract to furnish a
10 pieees Fancy Shot Silk, register portion of the brick to be used in the
85e, Saturday 65e. Stavely memorial hall now being
8 Ladies' Heavy Fur Capes, regular erected in Clinton.
$12.00, Saturday $9.50. Mr. R. P. Waugh, -Grand Trunk
4 Ladies' Black Astrachen Fur Man. agent at Blyth, was a. visitor to Blyth
tle , reg. $28.00, Saturday $22.50. friends from Saturday to Monday.
20 1) Cee e Heavy 32 inch Shaker Ile was accompanied by his daugb-
Flannel, reg. 7e, Saturday 50. ter, bliss May Waugh.
5 pieces l.Ieavy Grey Flannel, reg. Mr. Daniel Kennedy, head sawyer
15c, :i ttnrday 11c. at the Livingston mills here, bad the
10 doz. Lanes' Heavy Ribbed Cash- misfortune on Thursday to cut his
Mere ilose, reg 40e, Saturday 25c. left foot badly with an adz. He has
10 doz. Ladies' Black Cashmere since been off duty and only able to
Gloves, reg. 30e, Saturday 20e. ' get around by the ,use of crutches.
10 Heavy Overcoats, extra quality, Rev. T. E, Higley assisted at the
reg. 66 00, Saturday $4.90. services in St. Paul's church, Wing -
10 Men's New Fall Suits,. dark ham, on Sunday morning, on the oc•
colors, reg. $10,00, Saturda :.$8.00, casion of the visit of His Lordship
50 pairs Ladies' and Gents' • Fine Bishop Baldwin.
Shoes, reg. $1.75 and $2.00, Satur-
day $1:35. MORRIS.
10 pairs Lace Curtains, reg. $1.35, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Geddes of the
3rd line were visiting their son
D. Geddes, V. S., at Luel;.now this
week.
Mrs. McDonald of Toronto and her
sister, Miss Tena Campbell ere
visiting at their brothee's 1st line,
Mr. J, G. Fyfe has had his ho use
newly painted, which adds , greatly
to its appearance.
less than regular price. • • • Dir. and Mrs. James Jackson have
returned from their three weeks'
visit with friends at different, points
Procure a 425.00 Ticket good for of the States.
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1 doz. Photos, Cabinet Size; value Mr.Chanes 11MeDonald,:saw,milier,
3.OJ, Free.
.Walton, died early on Sunda snort-•
Shop early on Saturday at S ;*
ing from paralysis. He had, -.been
• se r, ailing for over a year. He was in
his 66th year a.nd was an old and
prosperous resident of Walton.
Last Thursday forenoon Ed ' Can-
telon, Hugh Hanna, Charles and
Howard Eall,four young men belong
ing to this place appeared ,before
Reeve Wilford, A. W. Sloan, S. P.,
The November number of the Dc- N. H. Young, I P., of Blyth Charged
lineata" is called the Early Winter with stealing fruit from the premises
Number, and wealth of good things of Ed Laundy also of Morris., Can-
is headed by nearly a hundred pages telon and the Halls were each fined
devoted to .tyles for late Autum and $2 and costs, and. Hanna, $1 and
Winter, with superb color plates. costs ; the.fines and costs amounting
Among lirerac y •• v
features. Octave to $4. G. F. Blair, of Brussels, ap-
Thanet's analysis of Social Life in the peered for the prosecution.
Small Cities and•Towns will be found Tuesday evening Wm. Pollock, of
especially discriminating. The Quak• this township had his brother-in-law
er heru;ne'cf Harriet Riddle Davis' Andrew Smith, up before Reeve
stirr•ri:ag story, "A Change of War;" Wilford, William Campbell, J. P.,
is not m.,reentertainiegly original in eharged with assault. Defendant
her way then in the dashing Ameri- pleaded guilty and v; as tined $5 and
can girl in "The Further Adventures costs, amounting to $10.70; he was
of the Grand Duke," by Martin also bound over to keep the peace
Order. Jeanie Drake's brilliant ser- for one year.
ies of New Yorks Types concludes
with a bright and witty description of
"The Foreign Resident." "In her
Talk; :Lnd Beauty" Dr. Grace Peck-
ham 'Murray discusses the scientific
bygienie aspects of Dress. No other
pages of the magazine will be readwith
keener interest than Mrs. Cadwalader
Jones' replies to questions concerning
behavior and etiquette. The Deline-
ator;s young people have an invalu-
able inentorin this acoomplichedlady.
They are further rememberd in a
pretty Ribbon Drill, and in Three sato Register,
IV*ovel Entertainments. The reflex
Tuestlity, October 26th, there will be
aetion of dress is among the topics
treated in Mrs. Witherspoon's Tea-
Table. Vegetarians will be delight -
Saturday 90e.
3 pieces extra fine Union Wool Car-
pet, reg. 45e, Saturday 35c..
20 doz. Gents' Linen Collars, latest
style', regular 20c, Saturday 12e.
6 doz. Gents' 4 in hand Ties, regular
25c for '15c,
This is a. great opportunity to buy
new fall goods at about one-third
Literary Notes.
For over gift? wars.
Ai Orn MTI) weer rreee t-'iEUEDY—
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over tifty years by mil-
lions of mothers for their ohildten while
teething, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gurus, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
the taste. Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty -tine ,rents a.
bottle. Its value is incaluable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind
sold by public auction, without reserve, on
the above date, the valuable farm stock
and implements of Charles Gannett, north
halfof lot 24, con. 1, Turnberry. John
ed by the cookery article, exclusively Currie, auctioneer.
devoted to dishes for their use. Mr.
Viel's Flower Garden ineludes some BETTER MIN KLONDIKE'.
Curious facts about the Rubber Plant Mrs E. windeworth ldorrdsou .Street
There are.the usual notices of New Niagara Falls , (Jet., says :er was attack•
Books, and the. Little Folks are not for• ed by kidney trouble about a year ago and
gotten. Enima Haywood's explan• steadily grew worse until November last
atian of an effective combination of when I became so low that I thought I
Lace•work with colored embroidery
is supplemented by the regular de-
partments devoted to Crocheting,
Tatting, ete.
would live only a short time longer. "The
doctor here pronounced my case a com-
plication of Bright's disease and dropsy,
and said I Could not get well. Dr, Mac-
Donald advised me to try Doan's 1 idney
Order from the Local agent for The pills, as it was my only chance to get woll.
g I did eo, and can now truly say that I
I utterick Patterns or address The owe my life to following his advice, for I
Delineator Publishing Co., of Toronto pan strong and well today. My life has
Limited 331tichmond;St.W. Toronto bean spared to my three ohildren,, and 1
} r , think that Doan•;A Pills are worth. their
Ott. weight in gold.
NEw8 NO'.1'ES
Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Common, of
Seaforth have returned fron their trip
to Dakota.
• General Booth of the Salvation
Army has gone to Germany. He
talks of converting Emperor Wil-
liam.
il-liam.
A patient in the London Asylum
from St, Mary's named Mary Fox
banged herself with a sheet from her
bed,
The to''h of Windsor, N. S., was
destroyed by fire on. Sunday last.
Two lives were lost and a million
and a half of property destroyed.
J. B. Davis, ex•postmaster. of Nor-
man Ont., has been sentenced at Rat
Portage to two years imprisonment
for fraudulently appropriating public
moneys.
By the death of Mr. Chas, A. Dana
of the New York Sun,the best known
and probably the ablest newspaper
man on the continent leaves the
scene. Mr. Dana had almost reach-
his 78th year.
John Cluff, son of Mr. Noble Cluff
of Seaforth, met with a painful acci-
dent at his father's plaining mill. He
was working at one of the machines
when his hand came in contact with
the knives, taking off two fingers.
The House of Refuge Cornnittee
mot on Friday and considered the
necessity of' erecting an addition to
the present building, probably 30$40
Inspector Coats was instructed to 'pro-
cure plans and specifications and de•
finite action will be taken later on.
It seems that a lawyer is some-
thing of a carpenter. He eah file a
bill, split a hair, chop logic, dovetail
an argument, make an entry, get up
a case, frame an indictment, empanel
a' jury, put them in a box, bore a
court, chisel a client, and such
things.
On the evening of the lith inst.,
while unloading a schooner at Kin-
cardine having 670 tons. of coal,
Hugh Calder, an employee of John
Tolnrie, M. P , was accidently thrown
into the hold, tourtecn feet, and sev-
erely injoured. The doctor says no
bones are broken.
Mr. David Murray, special auditor
appointed
pp to examine '
amore the accounts
of the ded'aulting Frontenac treasur-
er, Mr. Thomas Vanluven. presented
his report to .the County Connell He
snakes some severe comments on the
Auditors, and places the total short-
age at $31,000.
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NO ROOM POR SALT i F{EUi'lf.
Salt Rhonm, erysipolaa. tetter, shingles,
rashes, scurf, eto., cannot exist where Bur-
dock Blood Bitters is need. Here is a
proof : "I was so bad with salt rheum, tl:at
my finger nails cattle off. B. B. B. cured
me completely and I have had no return of
the disease during the past three years."
Mits..lAs. SANDERS, Hmer8on, Man
'The Dominion -Bank robpery trial
was concluded on Saturday. At 6.30
p. rn. the evidence was all in,. aid
council on both sides addressed Ma-
gistrate Daly, who after about ten
minutes consideration,. discharged
Penton,holding that evidence was
not sufficient to warrant' committing
him for a trial.
The license, good-y'ill and effects
of the Grigg House. London, was
sold by J. W. Jones .Monday after-
noon at 90 eents on the dollar to Dan
McIntyre of Dorchester for Martin
O'Meara, of London, The stook is
valued. at $10,277, and effects at $2,-
400. The supplie3, valued at $5,000
were sold at 100 cents on the dol-
lar.
Alex. Sterritt a farmer aged about
45, who lived on the 7th eon, of East
Nissouri, was burned to death last
•night in a fire which destroyed his
house and its contents. Sterritt was
alone in the house, his sister who
lived with hitn being in St Mary's on
a visit and being an invalid from
paralysis he was unable to make his
escape. glow the fire originated is
not known.
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1 EARS THAT ACNE.
Heads that ache can be made bright
olear and fres by using Burdock D.00d
utters, the true natural cure for head-
ache from what ever cause arrietng.
idoadaeho and pain. in the back
afflicted me for long time, but now
1 am fres from them, thanks to the use
of one bottle and n half of B. B. B.", I
MISS J. MoALLtSTE't, Altnonte,Ont
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Satisfaction and perfect tit
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Queen's Block, - Wingham.
Are
RUPTURED?
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss.
THEIVETIVIORE. is m
ORE 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 n
• not find it a bother. , , Wingham.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING
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is a very important department with us; All our clothing is 5,
made specially for us, which insures to the buyer the best in
materials, workmanship, style and comfortable fit, and they
range in prices from $1.75 up for Boys', and 53.50 to 510.00 tr
for Men's. If you prefer an Ordered Suit made by the hest 174
tailor in town, we have the nattiest Canadian and; imported j
goods in town to select from. Still our prices are lower than C
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others.
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We like to talk about our Mantles, for they please our cil
customers in styles textures, shades, and prices, it will pay you C7
to see our mantles if you intend getting one this season.
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Capes, Ruffs, Gauntlets, &.c., arc the best, so customers say,
and we are selling them at close prices. cr
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very interesting to close buyers.
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i' daily adding to the stock the best that we can buy,. P
Please do not forget that we keep the best TEAS in town. i1
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4. We will guarantee to hold in
position any reducible rupture.
5. This truss cannot possibly move
after adjustment,
Some some of our townspeople • can
testify to its merits.
7. Satisfaetion guaranteed or money
refunded: adi.W ','• 'N. & COd
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It is an open secret
that we are giving good
value for every dollar
that is spent in our
store. Good value in
Worsteds
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Tweeds
Don't get your Fall
Suit or Overcoats until
you get our prices. We
'will guarantee a perfect `
fit. o (, o
Direct Importer.
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Cook's Cotton Root ” Compound
Is the only safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which
ladies can depend in the
houy and time of need.
Is prepared in two degrees
of strength.
No. 1 for ordinary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine known
—sold by druggists, one Dollar per box.
No. 2 for special cases -=Yo degrees
stronger—sold by druggists. One box,
Three Dollars; two boxes, Five Dollars,
No. r, or No. 2, mailed on receipt of
price and two a -cent stamps.
Tho Cook company,
Windsor, Ontario.
S' Td in a'inghatn and everywhere
by responsible druggists.
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