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' TIM. \ 1i UH AII TIMES, OCTOBER 29, 1897.
H. M. MOINDOO.
SATURDAY
llargain_Da
We're using ready cash to good
advantage, and pelting up bargains
in all classes of merchandise, That
males it easy for you to save money.
Your fault it' von don't. The eatly
shopper an S,tur•day will get the
first choice.
100 pee Crompton Corset, regular
$1.00 and ?1.25, Saturday 50e.
20 piteee extra heavy Shaker
Flannel, regular 8e, Saturday 5e.
50 Remnants Dress Goods, 'I weeds
and Serge.::, ends Froin 2 to 5 yards,
regular 50c, and 75e goods, fur 25e.
20 pieces white and cream Lace,
regular 8e, for 5e.
20 pieces Silk and Satin Ribbon,
regular 8e, Saturday 5c.
5 doz. Ladies' Undervests, regalar
45c, for 25e.
10 doz. Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere
Hose, regular 40e, Saturday 25e.
0 doz. Ladies' Cashmere Gloves,
silk finished, regular 85e for 20e.
10 doz. Men's Linen Collars, 4 ply,
latest 20e, for 127,c.
20 Soft and Stiff Hats, black and
brown, regular $1.50 and $2.00, for
950.
Great Bargains in Boys' and Men's
Ready-made Clothing. •
20 Boys' Suits, Regular $2.75, for
$1.90.
10, Heavy Suits for men, regular
$10.00., Saturday $8.50.
75 pairs Ladies' Toe Slippers and
Lace Shoes, regular $1.45 for $1.15.
Special Bargains in all lines on
-Saturday. Fur Coats, Fur Capes
4nd Collars, Carpets; Lace Curtains,
Linens,
Readv-made Mantles, very special.
Shop early.
Ask for $25.00 ticket, good for 1
doz. phdtos, FREE at
. F.13 D Dere o
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The Poultry A.ssooiatip..
The following are the managers of
the Huron Poultry and Pet Stock
Association, under whose auspices it
is proposed to hold a winter show lit
Goderieh:-.President, A. MeD, Allan,
Goderieh ; 1st vice, A. J. Grigg,
Clinton ; 2nd vice, J. G. Scott, Sea -
forth ;
ea -forth; 3rd vice, Walter Taylor,
Wingham, Directors -For Uoderich,
W, Anstay, J. Fisher, C. A. Wells;
for Clinton, Lack Kennedy, Walter
Coats, J. 1V, Ford ; for Il:ullett, Wit.
Wallace, Wm, Carter, Fairset•viee
Bros.'and G. W. Irwin ; tor Seaforth,
A W'lstan O. C', \Vilson II
J. r ,
Johnston, John Ward, T. 10. Cole-
man ; fur Lucknow, .1. 0. Lyons; fur
Wroxeter, John Barnard.
Ladies, Re Is Coming !
When bodily tired, a sleep is r•lfresliing.
but viten that tired feeling is felt through
dissatisfaction with one's personal appear-
ance, sleep is not the remedy to employ.
The b.tir playa an important part in this
respect. One of Prof. Dorenwend's beauti-
ful xtVlea of .Bangs or Wavy Fronts, will
soften and refine the expression of the face
and a tins switch to coil or braid will giye
the head a beautiful shape. 13y wearing
these go !is yon will feel better and look
yoatiger. CIA on Prof. Daranwend at the
Branewick hetet, Wingham, on Thursday,
Novotnaer ll.th, and see the foregoing de-
moust:att.l; it will cost nothing. Thou.
sands w:ar these goods with satisfaction,
you can ba benefitted likewise.
.A. Bold Stroke For Canada,
Canadians are very generally
aware that they have now reached
an eminence from which they can
look backward with relief and for-
ward with ucpefulness. The year
has been ail everltfal one for Canada. I
Mr, Wm. Fraser, of the Oth con,
of Kinloss, had his collar bone brok-
en on Wednesday, by a colt crush-
ing him. against the side of the stable
Mr. S. AT. Sovereign of Siniooe had
nn adventure with a gold brick
swindler but eoutary to the usual
order, he was $50 ahead when the
swindler got away.
Two young childern of Mrs. Eager
of Bridgewater were burned to
death end the mother was probably
Dually injured in a lire Which des•
troyed their dwelling.
Several animals owned near Ot-
tawa were recently found to be suf-
fering from tuberculosis, and on the
authority of the Minister of Agricul-
tnre it is stated that the disease also
exists at the .Experimental Farm.
Prof. Saunders, under whose charge
the farm is, has taken the necessary
precaution for eradicating the disease
One of the London papers tells a
story of De Quincey, who considered
himself obliged to fill up every blank
It has seen the great wealth of I in a census paper. . After consider -
British Columbia acknowledge by
mining experts from every country
in Europe ; the gold finds in the
Klondike region have also attracted
the worlds attention, whilst the social
and political occurrences in connec-
tion with the Jubilee year have been
of incalcuable value to the country.
Torur,to Saturday Night's Christmas
Number has been prepared with a
view of gaming for Canada as much
as possible from this favorable state
of British feeling, and of correcting
palpable misrepresentations of our
climate and resources. Thousands of,
copies of the Christamas Number are
sent to Great Britain, and this year
the editor attempts to correct false
impressions about the ' Canadian
climate to show that the Klondike
DISTRICT MEETING.
The aoau.tl district meeting of the Good
Tempters in District No. 2.4, was held in
the '1emp•iratne hall, Lucknow, on Tues-
day }sit. The attendance, owing to the
busy season among the farmers, was not as
large as on some former occasions, but
delegates were present from Londesboro,
Constance, Blyth, Auburn, Westfield, Cul -
rose, Paramount, and Lucknow. Grand
Chief Templar Spence, and his brother.
Alderman, F. a. Spenca,of 'Toronto, were
also in attendance and took part in the
meetinga. The Distrirt Secretary's report
showed that eight Lodges out of the sixteen
in the distriet had sent in their reports,
but those received showed a membership
of :lea. District Chief Templar, J. D.
Murdoch of Ashfield, presided at the meet-
ing and !evolutions were passed pledging
the members to do all in their power to
help on the Plebsoite vote which is to be
teat., in the Domil.isn in the near future,
The meeting, owing to the low finances of
the District, decided not to put a paid or.
ganize•r in the field, but that the work of
organization eto., should be done by the
officers and members of the district. It
was decided to enlarge the district by tak.
lug in a number of Br•Uoe lodges, Before the
meeting closed, a hearty vote of thanks
VMS given to the Lucknow lodge for the
iioepitality shown to the members of the
District, and also to the District Chief
Templar, Mr. John D. Murdoch, The
next meeting of the district will be held in
Auburn in .tanneery.
In the evening a public meeting was
held in the town hall, and the large build.
lag was well filled by an appreciative,tudl
,aluce. The chair Was ably occupied by she
,l'Jifsttriet Chief Ten'iplar, and among those
,cmt 'tyre platform were, George .:pence,
of Teampplai, ; tilder,nan, Zr. fi. :Spence,
to ; Bev. fi, lkl. Whaley, St. Yielens,;
may, and d, G. Murdoch of
wtfh its ice, is 1,040 miles north of
agricultural Canada, and the St.
Lawrence River should attract the
Pleasure -seekers or the world during
summer.
The two beautiful high -art, colored
supplerneuts which are this year
given free with the book, also arry
out the idea. One is entitled "The -
First Harvest in. Canada," and the
other "Canada, Sixty Years After."
These are beautiful pitetures, painted
by J. D. Kelly of Toronto. Everyone
that is, or has been, connected With a
farm will desire to have thele framed
for their walls. They are said. to be
the finest specimens of lithographic
art yet produced in Canada.
‘•".111te teraves of Three (Treat Celia -
diens," an article describing the last
resting -places of Sir John Macdonald,
lion. Alexander Mackenzie and Hon.
George Browu, with photographic kIa `rrC,°re va
views cf the same, and half tone port- I Razors Honed.
able thought he succeeded in putting
.himself down as "a writer to the
magazides," but failed utterly to com-
pass the • occupations of his three
daughters. At last he bracketed
their names, and described them as
"lilies of the fields ; they toil not,
neither do they spin."
ROW MUM DO YOU WEIGHT 1
Thinness is westing. t1'asting is tearing
down. Scott's Eniul',bu, builds up; it
never makes waste. It will give you rich
blood and bring back your weight.
TEACHER W4W g I
For S S. No. 9, To it Terry ; rua'e,
holutng second-ul•iss 'Ord tica d, pro-
fessional, preferr I. Seel refarencos
and state experie c'. Applications to be
in not later than 'ov. 8. Apply to
JOHN ROLPH, Blueval jP, O.
HEW SHOE
HE1
QO TOS
Vebst er's
FOR YOUR
Fall Suit
having opens' t a. shoe store
next door north c r ,isholm's Block,
I ani now ready • repairing, which
will be done at cash 'prices.
JOHN HILL.
F .H. KERNEY,
TON aOR1AL ARTIST.
Opposite Queen's Hotel; Wingham.
Shave and a First -Class
him a trial.
raits of three men as we knew them,
will prove highly interesting.
Several first-class urignal stories
by Canadians writers and illustrated
by Canadian artists make up the bulk
of the book, while • a new t'eature
.will be a record of the leading sport-
ing events of the year, with portraits
of the Canadians who have won inter-
national and other triumphs.
Each Copy.is strongly wrapped in
a pasteboard tube. The number is
sure to attract great attention. It
will be far the best souvenir to send
to your friends. It will be for sale
in this town by the stationers and
newsdealers. The publishers' address
is Toronto Saturday Night, Saturday
Night Building, Toronto.
NEWS NOTES
Horse -thieves visited several farms
in the vicinity of Brampton. •
The Duchess of Teck, cousin of
Queen Victoria, is deed.
The Verity Plough Works at
Brantford, were totally destroyed by
fire on Wednesday.
,Jubilee stamps will soon by at a
premium, as the post. office Depart-
ment supply has been exhausted.
The Culross and Teeswater Agri
cultural Soeiety will be about 5100
ahead on this year's exhibition.
Six officers and 100 men cf the
British forces were killed or Wounded
in the storming of the Dargai ridge.
Frank Rearz, a Piston painter+
fell over a cliff and broke his neck,
Hie body was found Thursday thorn
trig.
Dl'eIntyre':t private bank at mutton
was entered by burglars, who blew
the safe open an l carried off a lot of.
money.
On Sundt y last, a New York ten-
trai train lef: the tr•teit and plunged
into the Hud: o:t rive.' near Peekskill.
Ni.taeteen lives were lost,
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firmity, Insanity, Consumption and an early grave.
Lias been prescribed over 35 years in thousands of
cases; is the only Reliable and Honest Medicine
known. Ask druggist f or Wood's Phosphodtne; if
be offers some worthless medicine in place of this,
inclose price In letter, and we will sand by return
mail. Price, one package, $1; six, e5. Ono will
please, six will cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Company,
Windsor, Ont., Canada.
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Satisfaction and perfect ft
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Queen's Block, - Wingham.
Are
RUPTURED?
Sold in Wingham and everywhere:
by responsible druggists,
- ..,EL(J,Ley- ir'02m:AtElma r n-ETLI.a -; M0, u' "rMEu "EL2GMEgati ',
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gordon &,,C:o.'s Drug
Store, \Vingham. They
are the agents. for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss.
WY THE WETMORE IS THE
. ONE FO YOU
1. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment witeout one.
2. It will never rust and is conse-
quently durable.
3. A. person wearing a Wetmcre does
not find it a bother.
L We will guarantee to hold in
position any reducible rupture.
5. This tress cannot possibly move d
after ad,juetmont, i t
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Some of our townspeople can Je,
testify `•o its merits. 40
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money e
refunded.
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READY- ADE CLOTHING
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is a very important department with us, All our clothing is
,ld made specially for us, which insures to the buyer' the best in t,:
I;, materials, workmanship, style and comfortable fit, and they 1
ua range in prices `from $1.75 up for Boys', and $3.50 to $10,00
for Men's. If you prefer an Ordered Suit made by the best
' r tailor in town, we have the nattiest Canadian and imported
'f . good s in town to select from. Still our prices are lower than
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Ii We like to talk about our Mantles, for they please our
rl customers in styles textures, shades, and prices, it will pay you
to see our mantles if you intend getting one this season.
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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
Berges
Tweeds
Don't get your Fall
Suit or Overcoats until
you get our prices. We
will guarantee a perfect
fit.
W. DARRA D
Shaw Block -Next to
Brunswick Hotel.
ur] Did you ever see how careworn
CJ faces can be made to lo•
FRESH, REFINED A. 1 'OHM?
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fir] Gentlemen's wigs and Toupees, Ladies' things, Half Wigs,
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Prof
IF NO', TRY
See him on his vita to
Wingham, at Brunswick Motel
on Thursday, Nov, I I,
"' bkTh daniseeowe thheiirr good looks to his art and
Bangs, Wavey Fronts, Switches, &e.
QpntNlwEy
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It will pay you to see and have these
goods tried on, You will then bo able to realize
the true state of your personal appearance, u
Remember at
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Brunswick Hotel, Wingham
Thursday, Nov. II.
int +TO ifJsli e4=
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Capps, Ruffs, Gauntlets, &e., are the best,
and we are selling them at close prices.
NDERWEAH -- ,
so customers say,
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This is the season for nice warm UNDERWEAR. We have
piles of fine, comfortable lines, and our prices will make them pe
very interesting to close buyers.
UR BOOTS, RUBBERS, c
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are so well known that it is only necessary to say that we are rlj
daily adding to the stock the best that we can buy.
Please do not forget that we keep the best TEAS in town.
D. M. GO DON
vi Wingham.
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ever shown in Wingham, arid at
the lowest
prices.
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The China House Grocery.
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heaper to m.ove
Th&n Pay Stop Rent
If you want to buy anything in the line of
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWING. MACHINES,
PLOWS, ETC., ETO.
O'N'oti d 15' tid
AND GrJ T IR,IGLS.
T. H. ROSS,
Wiip.gham.
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