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The Wingham Times, 1898-04-15, Page 5UIT We have all the latest for Spring Sults, at moderate prices. Fit and workmanship of the best, "Guaranteed." We are showing the Most up•to•date Also all kinds of lien's Furnishings for Spring Wear, A special line of Ready made Pants and Overalls cheap, Inspection invited. Opposite Queen's. Hotel, Wingham, dikt ` "What's a shoe for?" "To cover the foot?" "Tlittt ll, "��ut for :t moanent," says Paltry Foot. "Well I guess not," shivers Cold Feet. "To sell," chuckles Dealer cutler his breath. TO FIT VFW," ,' Slater 81 toe bluntly guts ui. •-----• r•.-,� yma tut me." cries Corny Toe. "fust nay 's c," sings old Bunion joint. "Who'd a thought it," whined Bunch.o-toes. Are you hit,—shoe wearer. • Feet tatters are the genuine, Goodyear welted, stamped on the sole $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 per pair. "The Slater Shoe." CATALOG:= rses. For Sale Only by HOMUTH & BOWELS. W1NGHAM SAW MILT_ LOGS LOGS or.3. that will fit comfortably, look well, wear well, and keep in gond shape. you hod better go to ster's 11111; WJNUIJAM TIMES, A . UI.L 15 1896 JAMESrTOWN. Ailss Ada Gallagher, of Delmore, was visiting her sitter, Mrs, Alex Bryan, last week. quite a number of friends from here attended the funeral of Mss Maggie McNair, of Cranbrook, on Tuesday of last week. Mr. Walter McWilliam, of Minto, Is renewing old acquaintances in this locality. Ile is the same chattering old Scotehman as ever, We are sorry to tato that Mr. 4Vln. F'raliek is very poorly at pre- sent, He was suddenly attacked with an acute fainting spell acrd' bas been under medical care ever since. Crawford ittraehain has .purchased 20 bushels of Mr. Allen Ramsay's seed peaa. They are a very pro - dilative kind and should be used by many other farmers as well. Who is the man living within five miles of here who is reported to make it a practice of gazing at and examining the moon every evening, and while doing so uses rather strango.language because be conclud- es that, the moon is off its course, which, he thinks, accounts for the extremely cold weather of late. LLSTOWEL. Tiros, 'rlroinlason, of Brussels, has come • to town and opened up a branch egg business for D.D. Wilson of Seaforth. • A former townsman, Ed. Gabel. has returned and will conduct a merchant tailoring business. A company of cadets is being Mrs. Bastedo, Wingham : Mr. and e ring gat Business re ; a a.a.: ata . ' a w ..le . is',.las• •.ilea ser Thanking our customers for their very liberal patronage', which 1w'.s brought aur sales nearly up to our expectations, we offer more startling barga:.ins to -day, ars we must turn this stock into cash within the next few weeps. When we advertise an article this people always know they can get it just as advertised, both as to price and civality. In other words they know we mean it, and to this we attribute (stir ';Recess. Now for a few 1i(ainter ; ; weed trQA made to order, quality and fit guaranteed, former price $14, today $14).. Double -fold Dress Goods, Was 2ssc, now roc; 414 inch Black Sicilian worth Foc for 43e 19c Black and Brown Stiff Hats, were $2.00 and down, for a,;c ; Laces, Braid and Dress Trimming about half price. 28 lbs. raw Sugar• for $i.eo ; 25 lbs Bright Coffee Sugar for $r.00 ; 4 -piece Toilet sets for $z.00 ; 2 pairs Grocer's Scales each, at ;5.00 and $3.0o ; z ib. Pure Black Pepper, cy the lb., only 1234c. The Cheap Cash Store, Macdona3.024. Block. , .pit 1.1,, 13,'' 4 jytxS,lyJ•14 .mL, � this week were ; Hiss i:limie, Wind sor ; J. Draper, Detroit ; G. Draper, Toronto; Miss Rothwell, Shelburne; Miss Kidd, of Orangeville; Mr. and New Spring Goods and Samples We are paying the highest market ! of all the latest designs in Scotch prices for good souud saw logs of and Canadian Tweeds, Worsteds, Serges and Overcoatings to choose every description. from. Osclera filled promptly at very low prices. McLEAN & S N. WIN(:;IIAM. Webster kk Co. Queen's Block. hiss . =.' cPherson wishes to thank the Ladies of Wingham and vicinity for their kind and liberal patronage of the past season, and for their kindness in attending her Mil- linery Display of recent date, and she is now fully prepared to have ell orders filled in the most. fashionable and speedy manner possible. AAA a .a A A v V formed among the Iligh School pupils. In case the Spaniards lick Uncle Sam and take a notion to try conclusions with Canada while they are about the business, Listowel will i son, Tara. be f:und prepared for the emer - Janus Gunther is fitting up the geucy, store next door to his jewelry store, Mrs. Lytle, wife of Rubt. J. Lyth, to be used as a bicycle salesroom, died at Sault Ste Mario about a I Mr. and Mrs. B. 1''. Bt'out:, Miss aleck ago, The bed; is bcir;g!Brork and Mrs. ,1, E. Brook left In•ougl,t ;sere fur btu tat. Diseased E}t'edtaeaday on a trill to N,•tv York. was a daughter of Geo. Long of this town, and Mrs Lytla's father lives a WROXETER. short distenco from here. Three bride re - youngest Mr. Relit.. S. Gibsooil children are left motherless, the an from theiryounl;est only a few weeks old. turned home on Toon trip to Detroit and other p,inw. A letter received by his father lips Win Sanders has returned to here from E Bolton, now in Dawson Linden. City, indicates that the eontiitions public School Board h :s ap there are not so unfavorable as Our ppropriated $25 for the Boardtw of tin meetly reported. The greatest diffi athe teachingchiteachingof phesi. eulty Ito experiences is in getting calapp science. for i1.011%; from hc.ine.. Mr. Alex. Campbell has gone to Mrs. Binning, Mitchell ; W. E. Suth- erland, Maplewood ; D, Campbell, Georgetown; It. Migahy, St. Cathar- ines ; Mr. and Mrs. George Steven - has just returned from the Eastern Market, having purchased a full line of the finest Ehat°(Doi that can be bought this side of Montreal in Black, and in all the Ieading shades. Now is your thine to conte in and are picked over. We are opening out fall lines of examine before the Chenille Curtains in - rs l tier•; Curtains for 35c .and up. if you are wanti anything in Carpets, Matting or collection u) pick from. In Boots and Shoes we have heavy. Assessor Torrance values the real and personal property and taxable income for 1895 at$7 713,(195, or .13,- 000 less than last year. Tt.e popu- Ia.tirIl is 2,525, or 13 more than in 1897. Tbeie are more dogs than cattle in town, tt.e respeettve num bers being :—Dogs 124, cattle 100. Notwithstanding the decrease in taxable property, the town is filling up with new corners and empty houses rare few and far between. Acting under instructing from In- this week,where he attended the specter Alex.cnder, the Public School annual meeting of the Ontario Manitoba, where he intends spending' a couple of months. Miss Kate Hazelwood spent last week with friend: in Toronto. Miss Lizzieltinglcr,ef Strathroy',was spending to short time with her parents, who reside south of the village. The pastor of the Methodist church conducted special Easter services in that church on Sunday evening last. Mr Geo. Spotten was in Toronto board will eafo:'e the truancy penal- ty. The p tst office will shortly be re- moved one door east and fixed up with ac view to more efficient eet'vice. Messrs. George & Cavelle, who have formed a partnership for carry- ing arrying on a foundry business and repair shop in Listowel, have purchased from J. C. Hay the old Hess office building on li'aain street east, and are engaged setting up their plant preparatory to commencing business. Special song services were hid in Knox and the Methodist churehes on Sunday evening Mrs. D. D. Crunpbell entertained a number of her lady friends at an "At Moire" on Monday afternoon. Among the many visitors in town The germs of consump- tion are everywhere. There is no way but to fight them. If there is a history of weak lungs in the family, this fight trust be constant Y and vigorous, You must strike the dis- til +rase, or it will strike you. rig At the very first sign of failing health take Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites. It gives the body power to resist the germs of consump- tion. Oilcloth. e lave: a arge a large stock in line: amid SEEDS ! SEEDS ! SEEDS ! A full stock of all kinds on hand. A. MIm 56c. *Cd $,.e1/, qtr dttIggist3. SCOT 'r' ,j, 'ItOWNE, Cheamlist% Toasts. Educational Association. Misses Mary Hazelwood and Edith G ibson have been obliged to eome home from the IIarriston High School on account of illness. gham4 HOWICK. friends are extended d to the happy On Friday last, (Good Friday), the couple and 'Prig Muss hopes that in mortal remains of Mrs, Taylor, re- No. 897 Brock street, Kingston, many Bret of the late Thomas Taylor, who happy and prosperous years will be enjoyed. The bride was a raster of Mr. R. Wilson, of Wingham. Mr. Jas. Moore has been successful in passing. the second years' course in medicine at 'trinity. He will teach in the school in the North West, where he taught last year tor the coming. term. died about 9 years ago, were taken to their last resting place, the Gorrie cemetry. The day was exceptionally fine and mild and through muddy roads the long cortege of more than 100 carriages wended its way to its destination, arrived at the English Church, in that town, which was crowded to its utmost capacity a short service including an appropri- ate discourse was delivered by the Rev. Harvey, incumbent, prewieus tri going to tl.e grave. The Iady in question by her genial and hospitable d isposition, had gained a large circle of friends, but at the GL1;NANNAN. Miss Aggie Hastings is spending her Easter. holidays with her brother, John, at Orangeville. A ye"y successful chopping bee was had at Robt. Baird's on Thurs- ,urBIT LIN, Cycling is all the rage at present. Mr. A. E. Weettieratil, teacher of :uminer;aiti, is visiting :1nburti this week. Master W. E. Cti'n:wings visited Wingham f:le :cis the Brett week. acne of 72 after some years of failing Mr. J. Mete -pent a. day last week health, she: has quitted thl- e.erly in Clfn'rat vi -1 h g his clauglrtar, Miss scene through the merit of Lbt•ist to engage in, we doubt not, the varied sublime and iuttn'}rtal association of another and a brighter world. BRUSSELS. There are 20 applications for hotel licenses in East Huron this year. This is th.i Same number as was ;ranted a year ago. The com- missioners will meet on ilonday nes:, to consider the applications. Cnp°d, who has staelh a long list of victt ries to his credit, scored another on Wednesday morning of last week when at the borne of Mrs. W. 1 Wilson. Mill street, Brussels, her estimable daughter, Miss Ka e, and Harold J. Morden, accountant in the Standard Bank Kingston, and 4 former resident of this place, were united in the hely bonds of wedlock. Martha. Mrs. 0, Mesas] had her millinery opening l:a-,r Sa l 4.4.4'OI etaverteything was beau11Sr::t•ra young men were cllasieu'l ay the elegant display ar.ri.r the .atAtt ua'.tnagcment of Miss l'api's v.ho is pronounced • one cf this tisea milliliters in the county. Death again c• -1st a gloom over this neighbor'h,s d v,•netr last Wed- nesday nr;srnin;;• ti,e b,.:ivreed wife of Charles Washington pita -ed to her final reward ::tier a fore, and linger- ing illness which was hurtle with Christian patience and f:n'titude. Mrs Washington was a lady of sterling qualities widely known and highly respeeted, both in church and social circles, She leaves he!,iud tier two children and a hustaud. to mourn her loss. Truly in the midst of life we Rev. John Ross, 13. A., spoke the] are in death. The hubbdaid and par - magic words in the presence of a select company. Miss Annie Slem mon performed the duties of brides- maid in a most agreeable manner and J. IL Cameron Principal of ents of Mrs. W'Sotelan„ ton have the sympathy of the entire ueighbo'rhood in this their det'pest aftl crion, Miss Julia Arthur the Canadian. Bru.sels Public School, acted the part actress, married a Boston mutton - of groomsman with as cool a head etre. as an old stager. The pe..ate bride Rion. Wm. Harty has so far re - never looked better as arrayed in a covered •his health as to be able to day of last week, and as a reward becoming travelling costume of two resume he duties of hie oiffce. for their labor, the boys were given I toned covert cloth and with a berruti • Win 1) moil, of Guelph, left his a bop at night. i fol boquet of white roses in her invalid's chair an 1 walked for the Mr. Wm, Haugh has rented the t hand, she promised to take good card l f1r-t line in essay yniv's. Faith eure. McBride farm for a terga of years at of' Mt•. lllorden. Miss Slemmon was a..•-- - neatly attired in fawn cloth otand i V a 4124 fair rent. ACTS ABOUT HEALTH 11r. Thos. Small lett on Monday t carried pink roses. Telegrams r'f•l last for Kennilworth, where he has congratulation were received frown It yo�sy toome p Keep eeW conditions if We Neoew taken a position in a cheese factory relatives unable to be present. The• { sary to Perfect Health.as assistant. wedding gifts were specisily gond. II The importance of maintaining good Mr. John Giimoltr, who is attend- • consisting of 5flverware, chino• i hThe is easily understood, and it is ing the Business College at Toronto' is spending his 1'Jeaster vacation at home. Mr. Geo. Marshall has rented Mr. Stan's farm near Teeswatcr. It is reported that he is Dot going to batch it either , clergymen, who by the we 4' has Mr.:11ex.. Porter, jr., had the oris• become quite an adept at toast mak fortune to loose one of his young in„. The grooinstuaa seconded the horses last Sunday, by indigestion, iii'. motion and the groom made. an air Ppite of medical skit(. It is quite al proprlate reply. Mr. and Mrs. Ioss to him as it was moot his match- 1 Morden left on the afternoon train for a brief' wedding trip. They will pictures, household articles and ' couple of , really a simple matter if Wfio take a CO'x. 080K cheques. Ar, elegantly tea review of the conditions required prepared wedding luncheon was par. - In perfect health the stomach promptly taken of after congratulations were tendered. The health of the bride] digests food, and thus prepares nourish.. went. The blood is employed to carry - was proposed by the offieiatinsx this nourishment to the organs, !1erteof' muscles and tissues which need it. The first great essential for good ht•alth, there- fore, is pure, rich blood. Now it is cer- tainly a fact that no medicine has such a record of cures as hood's Sarsaparilla. It is literally true that there are hundreds of people alive and well today who would ect t ani hRve been in their graves had they not The slaughter house, for the Klon-1 return to 13"1ssels before leaving for taken Hood's Sateaparilia. It in depended dyke Reef Ring, is being erected on Mr. A. Mitchell's farm and the eon- tractor Mr. Ed Johnston expects to nave it completed before lona''. their home in Kingston. Mrs. Mot• upon as a family medicine and general den wilt be greatly -missed in regulator of the system by tens of thou. Brussels as in addition to her belt► rr sands of people. This is because Hood'* the leading soprano In Melville dumb Sarsaparilla makes the blood polo*. This Mr. and Mrs Robt, Harkness and i choir sloe was ever ready to lend her Mrs. James Fos visited Jas. Wallace sweet voice at concert programs and at Jamestown last week, other gatherings where she invariab• Airs, A. Anderson, of this place, is ly received a hearty reception. Th.+ visiting tier son, James, at Pontypool. l best and heartiest wishes of many is the secret of its great success. Keep your rlystein in good health by keeping your blood pure with hood's Sarsaparilla, which absolutely cures when other medi- cines 'tail todo any good whatever. iHOoii' Pills ars the only t,tlrt iotake 'With llood'e Sarsaparilla.