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Th:lnniverser • Services in con-
n ?etilfn with the9th coneeesionCongre.
gaxional ('Murch will be held on the
5th anti tail of December next. Ser-
vices
er.vice's morning and evening 11 a. nl.
and 7 p.ni.. Monde,, evening tea meet -
lug and addresses from neighboring
miniatets; good singing. A good
time is expected. Come and bring
your friends, Further particulars
next week, Lookout for the bills.
The eoung people of the Sunday
Sete ol are getting up a Cantata for
the Xmas Elltertainnl(aft, bentitfed
"Santa Clans". Funds on behalf of
the S'tlool finances.
SATURDAY FOR
BARGAINS
In all the trading experience of the
Ladies of Wingham .ted surrounding
country, they never had such a
golden opporttu.ity as will be oflored
Oen.) at 11I. IL McIndoo's on Satur-
day. Our peerless offerings of every
class and description at
FALL�Mff MATER DRY GOODS
Wil eeliln (: any ever made before in
this bawd. Buyers will dud nn-
IflIli`e=1 tiara tills in every depart -
merit in the 1„.r visile et OLr mm.11-
ill0tll bargain day.
Everything w,t.s at quick clearing
pr'iees. Then We advise one and all
to eel; .. r,l vee will give thein per
fut. „ ,i + le at prices that will pie:+so
and :;,r:a 1 tutee to save thein money
in mei 1' areha-o.
SATURDAY
J li l
ineaete, from 2to6
<ot Drese Gedde, Tweeds, Silks, Flan
eel :ee Sbirtings, Laces, Itis•
t ebroidery at ?: prices.
10 pleees Heavy Dress Goods, reg.
30e, Seterday 18c.
pieces Tweed Dress Goods and
Cashmeres, reg. tl0o, Saturday 35e.
4 pieces heavy. Tweed for Men's
Suits, :x1.00 for 65e.
5 pieces Grey Flannel, reg, 15e,
Saturday lle,
10 pieces Towelling, reg. Se, Sat-
urday 5e.
'4 pieces Table Linen, reg. 50c, for
33e. ant
• 10 pieces Heavy Factory Cotton
and White, reg. 7c, for 5e.
50 pairs Men's and Women's Shoes,
reg. w^I.50, for $1.20.
10 doz. Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere
Rose, 35c for 25e.
10 doz. Gents' Linen Collars, 20c
for 1?r_c.
-10 Extra, Men's Frieze Overcoats,
7.00 for �tL50.
• 10 Ladies' Winter 1dantles, very
stylish, ,$$.00 for $6.50
10 Boys' Suits, winter weight, reg.
$3.50 for $2.75.
• 5 doz. Black and Colored Ladies
Rid Gloves, every pair guaranteed,
reg*. price $1.25 for $1.00.
8 Fur Capes, extra quality, $12.00
for $$0.50.
6 Ladies' Fur 'Coats, reg. 30.03 for
$27.50.
Have your Photo for Xmas. We
give you 1 doz. Cabinets, taken by
the Star Photo Co. FREE, with a
25,00 Ticket at.
WitRR
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THE ' YJNU1.iAM TIMES, NOVEMBER . 26, 1897..
I,()NDl;;SB0itO.
The teacher:; of S. 8, No, 8 par.
Pose having a ceneert in the temper-
ance Hall here on the eve of Dec,
10th.
Miss Nettie Webb wbo has been
visiting friends in IIibhert township
for the past six weeks has retnrncd
home last week,
Miss A. Crisp spent last week
friends in Staffs,
The Union Thanksgiving service
yardswas hekd in the Presbyterian church
here on Thur. -day nt 2 p. in.
Invitations are out for the weld•
lugs of two of Milieu's popular
young ladies.
The Clinton and liennliller Sans
of England Iodges, visited Londes•
bur() lodge last friday evening.
with
.tom, �LuJiYiF'RY'k Off' 1L.I8ITLANIL
OFFICTAi, RErera.
Met at Wingbafn, Nov. 10th. Rev, R.
-S. G. Anderson, Moderator,
The Rev, (John Sinclair, of the Free
Church cf Scotland, applied for admission
to the Ministry of the Presbyterian church
in Canada. Tno Presbytery, on receiving
the usual credentials, will apply to the
'General Assembly for Ieave to receive i11r,
Sinclair.
The I'iZ-v, Dr. Moffat, Toronto, and Rev.
'C. Sinci.ur, were invited to sit as oorres•
'vending members.
IYessr;:. I%1oLennan and McKay were
appointed to audit the Treasure's books.
Tho Itev. J. L. Murray, iJ,A.. Kin.
=dine was nominated Moderator of the
next General Assembly, to.+rkbe held in
the city rn£ :tontreal, in June.
Tho charges entitled to send commission..
eta by rotation to the General Assembly
are: To send Ministers. wing ham, St.
�Tetens 3r,nlield. Brussels, Tcaswater; and
to send Elders, Crantroek and Ethel,
Walton; North Kinloss, Knoz church,
Ripley; and Molesworth.
The Maitland Presbyterial Young
People'm Society will hold their annual
meeting at winghani, Monday, Jan. 17th,
at 10 a.m.
A conference was held on the subject
l
adherents relationof
o congregations other than
their own.”
he
s to
gat ons arc ars follows: Pine alliver, $1ted 60;
Watton, $75; North I{inloss. 5100.
The next meeting of the Presbytery will
be held tat Wingham, Tuesday, January
I"Sth, at J a. m.
Join; IiTAcNAi;n,
Luekrow, Nov. 22, '07, Clerk.
LUCKNOW.
A grand Iubilee entertainment will
be given in the Lucknow Town Ball
en Thursday evening, Dec. Oth, under
the a uspiees of the Orange Lodge,
where addresses will be delivered by
Grand Meister N.Clark Wallace, M.P.
and Grand Champlain, the Rev. W.F.
'Nilson. The famous Bar'r'y M. nen
Vette, the greatest of living Car'icat.
ttr1ats has also been scoured for the
ctee.anion, and the niueical hart of t' rs
lorogramme will be supplied by the
Lueknow Orchestra. This will be
greatest entertainment of the sett -
1
UOR1'L E,
Gorrie has recently added to the
dumber of Fraternal Soeieties already
inaugurated in its midsta Courtin con-
nection with the Canadian Order of
Chosen Friends. The Organizer, Mr
W. G. Collins succeeded in establish.
ing a strong Court here.
Our public hall was occupied all
last week by representatives of the
Royal Templars' With a view to the
establishment of a Court of Rot -a1
Templars of Temperance here. The
lecturer and his lady friend, who ate
companied him, gave an excellent en-
tertainment in music add lime light
views ; and strong appeals were made
to the advocates of Temperance to
band together for opposing the liquor
traffic, It is to be hoped that the en-
thusiasm of our townspeople has been
aroused by these timely- appeals and
that a strong Temperance organiza-
tion will in the near future be form-
ed,
Thanksgiving Service wilt be held
iu the Presbyterian church, Thursday
next at 2.30, preecher, Rev; A. 13,
Dobson. Mr, Dobson preached an
excellent sermon on Sunday last on
"Samson Grinding in The Prison-
Rouse at Gaza". Danger of evil
companionship ; the peogressiveness
of sin ; the folly of breaking covenant
with God.
Saturda a was the 560 anniver
sary of Sir Wilfred Laurier's birth,
On Friday last, at Cayuga' Mrs.
Sternaman was foand guilty of mur-
dering her husband and sentenced to
die on January 20tH. The jury re-
commended mercy in her case.
The bye election for the Commons
in Centre Toronto will take place on
Tuesday next. Mr. George I3etrar
is the Liberal, and Mr. George A.
Howland the Conservative candi-
date.
IT'S GOTNECESSARY...
To lay aside your soiled or Faded
suits or overcoats, but take them
to the Wingham Cleaning and >)y
ing W,X%o; Its, and have them clean-
ed, dyed and repaired to look like
new.
J. W. SNELL.
Proprietor.
RAY STE
Strays
dersigned, Lots
bury, on or about
a two-year•olc
tnfcrrnatio
the an
the prem
an
s of the un -
middle of Oe obs ,
eer. ny person giyin
easing to e recovery f
will be liberally r 'rded.
DERRY THOMS°
Winghan,
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is the only cafe, reliable
monthly tnediciii0 on which
ladies can depend ill tins
hour and time of need.
Xs prepared:: ii two degrees
of strenth.
No. I for ordinary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine kfiowu
sold by druggists, one Dollar per box.
No. 2 for special cases---zo degrees
stronger—sold by druggists. One box,
Three Dollars; two boxes, hive Dollars.
. li, or Na. s, waded oii teceipt of
price and two a -cent statiipe.
The, Cook Company,
Windsor, outarllo,
Send in rand everyw
responsible
lrer r tri .a "..a.,.. . ,
Is;responsible druggists,
Opposite I3ank of 1atnilton WINGXIAM
Order your.
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110..,S'.0 BIN' DAIRY.
NEVI SHOE STOAT,
Having opened up a shoe store
next door north of ChishoIm's Block,
I an now ready for repairing, which
will be done at cash prices
JOHN HILL
Qr PAY0 TO
THE
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, Qui T,
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is double discounting all previous records f ,T
ala pupils placed it: the eleven months eedia;;eu..
15th. 24 pupils placed i -n the past few weeks. --near
ty all of thorn dnring October. Our last Week's
notice contained the names of seven, who were
placed. and where placed. Seven others have since
been placed. The demand for our pnpfls is now so
so other schools, at nd have found ono been graduated for their ser
vices, taken post graduate Course with us, .nd get
the advantages of our facilities for placing pupils.
All such must remain with us until they get thor
ongtdv qualified, before we renornmend them.
Write for Osr'aloguo, if interested in either
Business or Shorthand
pupls placed in choice positions. This 33 riteB*til
D. McLikatitAN,p Co.,, i Wino„llaill.
Chatham, cant;
M. K RN EY,
'l'O193O111.4.I, ARTIST,
Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingnam.
For an easy Shave and a 'irst•C1asa
Hair Cut, give him a trial,
Razors Honed,
T r lors'
They're off at the post,
Will B3arrand in the lead.
at the .
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in the stretch,
wins.
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UP -17 i, -DATE
TAILORING
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See his Winter
Suitings from fj
$ 11.®C up.rrL�
s
Shaw Brook,
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next Brunswick,
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We desire to inform the readers of The TIMES
that we have in stock a splendid line of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc., etc.
ICES
We are in business to do busine . fair living
profits. We propose to „i our customers the
very best value we can afford, and will not be
"undersold if we, ono , t.”
We do not
therm,
Call and see our beautiful Gold Rings.
HAL BY PARK..
present goods in order to sell
SPEGIAL OTIGE
Parties wanting special rings, etc,, made for
Xmas will please leave their orders as soon as
possible, as our repairing trade is very large, and
we can only promise a limited amount of ordered
new work.
HAL,SEY PARK
T.
SHAW BLOCK.
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SULLJVAN
Has just received a nice line of FALL GOODS,
. in newest designs, including
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StITIr'rG5,.
4.110
� w IPANTINOS,
OVE Cd ATl.iy'CI.S, ETC.
E"S ERYTHHXNG NOBBY AND ` TO.<D TE4
See my stock before purchasing elsewhere._
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FOR LADIES
New Cloth Mantles.
New Fur Coats.
New Fur Capes,
New Ruffs and Muffs.
Newest Dress Goods.
New Flannels and Flannelettes.
New Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
Fen GENTLE 't{kEN
New Tweeds for Ordered Clothing.
New Ready-made Overcoats.
New Suits'
New
cc
Odd Valets and Vests.
New Fur Coats.
New Boots, New Rubbers.
'New Underwear, New Caps.
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nf- We have a large stock in all the above lines bought at right
I j prices, and which we sell at very close figures. We try to keep only
,, reliable goods and to charge only reasonable prices for same. We
le take all kinds of produce at highest market prices. Butter, Eggs,
Poultry, Potatoes, etc., token same as cash.
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Come and see what we have before buying your winter panel.
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We have said it before, and we say it again, that we are
still here in Wingham in the Furniture and Undertaking busi
ness, and bound to sell at the very lowest prices. Call and see
if what we say is not correct.
A nice line of Bed -room Suites, something you can't find
in any other store in Wingham, in Ash, Maple .and Birch.
New Iines, new designs, and at prices that sell every time.
Just received, a beautiful line of the latest style of Rock-
ing Chairs. Just the thing for Wedding Presents.
Call and see our HaII Stands. The prices are right
Our $5, $6 and $7 -Sideboards are worth seeing. Parlor
Suites (5 pieces), Walnut Frames, Spring Seats, for $x8.00.
A line of Ladies' Rocking Chairs for 65c each.
Secretary and Book Case, combined, for $3.00.
We make Stretchers for Painting Canvas for 15c.
Picture frames for 25c.
If you are wanting anything in Furniture (no matter how
much or how little), remember we have a large and up-to-date
stock. -
Before you purchase just call and see what we can show
you in Sideboards, Tables, Couches, Lounges, .Chairs, Spring
Beds, IVIattrasses, Etc.
We don't Charge anything to show what we have. Nor,
arc we offended if you don't buy.
GRACEY