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The Wingham Times, 1898-07-22, Page 8Mallard, of Hamilton, are visiting with *\1 1HaM a Ass Maggie Henderson, of the 31nuvucYlnoariine Londe. road, has tt•tttrtt(d home from a visit - (with Myth fl. Mawr Mot tau is in 'Toronto this week, attending the animal meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge. ' Priucipttl ,lloegrt•ve and family are Isteuding part of the holidays with rests• Itivcs in Kinloss township. Dr., Mrs and Miss Towler, of Wingham, late the guests of Dir and Mrs George � Thompson•--Goderich Star. of S11Mllow Lake, were avieiting withmes s herelle I ter, 'Mrs. 0, Gilchrist, this week. Mr I) McDonald, of Teeswater, anti 1Mr Dever, of Detroit, were visiting Wingham friends during the week. ! Mr Milton Snell, of Cleveland, Ohio, son of the late John Snell, of this town, was visiting with old Wingham friends. Fancy Dress Goods and plessrs Art Stuart and 1 U Hunt played lacrosse with Exeter yesterday. Exeter s nst St. Blerys. . ,. 1a,S all I2CVdQflSIs, team a tlrwin returnedihhome from Listowel Bertie V4'tuiiald. Alfred U nlson .311.d not t. n undesir- en Friday and left an Monday for the N.uheld.NC1 STANDING. Wm J Good George Hanley W. T, to visit a sister, who iµ seriously ill. Alva Beaton Albert Denman Robert Humphries •Thomas Love able, pattern in, the Postmaster fisher, of Winghem' is Lancelot Grain s tutg in town -Mrs .1 1 1 t is Harry D1c(.lanaghan Frank Powell Star. Mr. A. Cosens, B. A , science master of Kato 'McLean Mary Reid The following is a list of son^es+fol candidates the High School of Bra,npton, was visiting Frank Anderson I who wrote utTeestvater, Rrude County : 13easi0 Walt ENTRANCE. 100 yds. Silk, riti:.ed, scarce pat- with his brother. Mr. Abner Clasens, during Peter Douglas John McDowell TgeswA YL^a Lisr-6iims t , also novelty two.abed milk, the week f W ll.erton was Cts Douglas STANDING, Ida.-1.1 Cuirass David I smith oney Sa ing Chanee WINGUTAA TIMES, JULY 22, 1.898.. Minnie lillcoat Kate Wirt Ada Itoroav John J Jetfery Lizzie move Agnes McTavish Mina Middleton. Mary O'Brien N DM Tobe na Maud Scutt. [:NTRANCr. STANDING, Ada Brighatn Hattie 13ullen Arthur J Curry 0 Livermore NN :Mace llleOregor Dorothy Snell w1NGRAliM. Agues D Aitken Maggie Allison George E Ansley John Bre.nuer F V D2 Chittiek Mary Cowden G Cunninghame JCunninghame Clayton Duff Rey Harold Forster Maud Biggins Olive Moore 1 1slcDuugall Albert E Putland Helen It Troy John I+lmmerson Helen Higgins John Innis Ellis Johns Kate McCourt Roy Mu'l'nvish Win 11 Millar Maud Porter Neil I) ROSS Katie O'Reilly Jennie M Faolater Glare Seleter Margaret Bmithere Isabella VauEgniond Ethel Wtilinrne t'�Olnenen. James T Carter Henry Faust Burton Lnree Wilbert A Williamson Garnet Wright Bertha A Becher Jemima MoGuire wnOxt:T101, Leonard Anderson Knowlson Elliott Norman Henning Leslie MoLaughlin John II Miller Wesley Montgomery leobt It 'Montgomery Laurb'G Stinson Waldo E Wen• Thus Wheeler Frank M Wright Lnella McCutoheon Ella Sanderson Fanny Thompson Maggie Wright Estella nuesSEr.a. Lizzi3 Blake Annie Bray Florence Buchanan Aggie Calder Peter S Fisher � Maggie ))unbar 'Marino Ferguson 0 L Gray Diary E Kernaghan Isabella A Mann George Johnson (leorgta Rosa Lucy. Sinclair 1Vlina McAllister Steli t Strath Norma Vanstone A D1t Gilltvtiry Ila I.r111mx Arthur E Aliin J U Stewart I t,harlt Alliu Charles L Armstrong Maud Welsh George E Bnrkholder ,.las 13nehanan John It Conslev f re en able, James 0 Knox George McMillan Milton Sharpe vii t the en , John L Strachan Russel G Taylor visiting her mother in Wiughean--Goderiel1 Lilly Rodgers. Charles Z111iax lot. MATH. Do M. Gordon pays the highest prices. for good Butter and Eggs; either , cash or trade. One price only to all buyers, and that tithe he lowest price at which goods can be sold. Now we made a . . • . . TREMENDOUS CUT erns a it- 13rowno n.— a rass mixed checks, worth We i Je and Miss :Melte trill, o a ,Eva Bell Chapman Selia—Teeswater eEAFORTli. $owsnn Ada•—TeeHwater $5e fur .10C. AIS() 5O da. Fancy S sllej� on the to Visit with friends •Casie Beattie Gert Hillen Howe Annie -11 Culross Silk, reg. .a for '.)(1C. ' Belle Elite Culross „ 11t Ingersoll ,5tlm M Rae Eva -9e Cuhoss '11 anti Mrs Jae. Anderson have p1V1xnNCG STANDING. McRae Janet -9 Cul Das vI l� , ,moi .,� �I l�sTLt re- turned home t0 Pontypool po Thanker.Mary-9 Culross 1 Mende and relatives to h Whiteman Ha} ;rc-9 cuirass 7.1a3 cuirass nl'a at Irrice� that will surprise you. Wm• hmm and G ens aRt ss❑Ls. l 1 B k Dever Sheridan -7 Culross , itn and wife, of Wing- hem, Vlttg Elliottt—Tee+water i 35 and J Der Ieridan 7 Tins ss 75 d(1 sizes, reg. � h m were 1n i3russois Y ur er r - , • •land 'Richard-4.ttre.% T� d • Colin -4 Culross l t Ihtrs McDonald, were visitors with Dr and d 11 Wiling O Charles -3 Cuter Ia ld is a K Skilling 0r bodes -3 Culross ?5 lien's Snits jn3t opened, Fire, Snots Lancc,v-7 Cuirass n• x"10 0u and $1.2.00 er of Dr Itos Cl'ff d ExpreFs Dari Goods, , rCh 'sirs 13 Flvnu who left u e weenie A1a,;andc, Lunretta 4. tom ' of after a two week's visit wit 1 11en a 1 nuan. m on Monda . we are curry to hear that Mr. MaLauchlin'e • e Dr i Mr Ross last week. Mrs Dec ona e-_ t ar . i rr last Bremner for the Old Country to reside, has returned e future. She pilfers living in Ontario tri t Olds't Land t66 ,lusters Jnmes, William and Samuel 4'Iinnia Lamont ouh>11, sons of Mr 8 J Yonhill, of Winhil' Cameron McKenzie • • prg, who have been sojourning with their tivieos" DS Aylesty Drib in Hosiery, Gloves, Musliris, 1 rints, grandparents in town for the past six James Armstrong Parasols, Lace Curtains, Carpets, months, left for their home in Winnipeg Albert Bowyer Hamilton Somerville • Aivin Hemphill Wm liiggins Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, on Tuesday morrnling.p,`�,1 p Ralph A Lawrie J K A Sanderson Gents' I urnishings, in IIats, Collars, Entrance int! Public School Mary Aylesworth Bertha Lowrie FOItDWICIi. Blake Cook Booert F Strong Samuel K Webber eel Whitmore Louie Beattie Aggie McFadden Jennie Wrig t Garbe ( ae er obo S Crearer ar Frends lip V✓il to neve Pearl Jackson Samuel Lamont Nora Maunders Milton McGuire MVI Parker Silvte Seel Clayton White sT ANDING. 0 B McQuairie Jnmes \McLau it CGordon -.0ae $1 r s leve Allin ,James Calder rk Fraser John A Gardiner Mabel EJ aycru Alice Ken i Marion Mc enzie Maggie McOulla L,zeie A McKay Susy Pearson Kate Smit ENTRANCE pall's 0 , 1 Hardy Alfred—Tceswnter X1,60, fur 95c. (.la M y 1. G • Bunt B bet 7 WLhtSr h alth t+ sa poor —Brussels peat rt. (` I C HI Uri StPEj CIAL� s. Mc Donald DM. P., of VVIng!>am, and ft Menne a L e1 Thompson Sarne:tt—1't.eswater Z r00 s v NVeL^e MST. Lucretia -4 Greenock lines, 'reduced to $7.00 and :„9.00. Alexander dont re Greenock and Bruce reg. to town and will make her home here In h • 6 Men's Black Serge Suits, 55.00 fur •33.50. . 'l SP U.1 L all MON TH Cuffs and Ties. Special all month in Ordered Clothing, Os our stock is most coin• plate in Black Worsteds and Fine Tweed;. Money saving on a hundred things you can afford to invest in at our July money saving prices at ND 009 leading Examinations. I We publish herewith the names of the successful candidates who wrote on the Entrance and Public School Leaving- examinations in East Huron on the 28th, 29th and 30th of June last. The number of marks obtain- ed by each candidate is not given e< ° - __ . _ for the following, among other, res- �� PERSONALS. sons :— (1) Some pupils did not present Master Geo Higley spent Sunday in bookwork in Drawing, Writing or Blyth. Miss Alice .Johne, of Toronto, is visiting Book -Keeping, hence two standards friends ix. town, had to be used in fixing the pass - trip up the likes (2) There are two separate and Mr Thos Bell was away this week on a marks. Mr and Mrs Jos Clegg, of Brussels, were I distinct Boards of Examiner's, viz., in town on Tuesday. one for Clinton anis affiliated centers, Mrs fir' !4;,;„,r r,,.r,nn.r. was `)Flt- i A Bel one far Seafill'tll and its affiliateding in toss., tine Miss May Coate, (,f teeeeren., ,vett ti„.0 neuters ; and while the ltn rk m yet Bertha Akins Amy M Donaghy Edith M,Intgomery Elsie Milne Annie McConnell M aggle Padfield Matilda Spenee earaANCE STANDING. Elizabeth Hyndman Eva J Nay Mary L Webber. ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. Campbell I au ch Il n—Teeawater Johnston harry—T eeswnt er 1'. 0, LEAVING. TY•Taw.11 aR 1.18T. A)lau James -1 Greenock Ferguson George—Teesm.ter 011808 Earnest—Tees+ruter Moffatt iiorbert--1 Grtenock and Culross Macdonald w,iliam—reeswater l:einh•trt Joseph -1 Culross K01 y .Bary 0,-1 Culross I5Ieltan)yd Lottie--Tenswater MON).ut hton Jeanie—Teeswater CLINTON. 607 004 653 793 743 gel 657 616 699 608 703 747 607 (170 960 666 562 730 560 075 in the prices of all summer goods. To quote prices are so misleading, unless the goods are actually before you, that we will not submit to figures, but we pledge our word to give you for the NEXT T•H I RTY.AAYS the biggest bargains in all lines of Summer goods ever offered in the town of Wingham. All Staple Goods, Boots and Shoes, Reaay-made Clothing, Teas, &c., &c., have all been subjected to a heavy reduction in prices. Straw Hats, fine and common, will be cleared out at cost. Some of them even below. cost. Come and examine our stock and be satisfied that this is a genuine sale. F'Ask to see our "Maypole'! Soap. The finest and cheapest coloring material in the world. - D. M. GORDON, Direct Importer 702 0336 0132 721 791 711 711 7n0 716 .l Lillian Ai:new May Armstrong 1 Edna Aitken Eleanor Broder Lizzie Chidley Maude liowzer Aniclia Eidt Mary Kelly Ella Kelly Ida Liudsay Madge Murphy Nella B McMichael Maude McGregor Mary Mein Web Edna Manning Jean It' McPherson Annabel McEwan Josie McMurray Lettie Smith Carrie Shipley Fanny Shipley Mary E '.Taylor Etta Twitchell Lizzie wbttley Walter Armstrong Willie Aikenhead Llewellyn Andrews Howard Adams Stanley Baer Allen Cox Malcolm Campbell Arthur Clement Gordon Cunningham. Glen Fair Wallace Irwin Percy D1 Jeffeey Wiley Millyard Wm Mair Chas McMichael Aldrid McKenzie Charles Ouimette David Papple Howard Porter Willie Shipley Jamee Sutherland Wilbert Taylor •• "'ing with 'Mrs 3 D Long. these Boards is nearly License Inspector Paisley, of Clinton, some difference must exist, and was in town ort Tuesdty. (3) Principally because the Boards Mr Geo Stuart is visiting with his sister, believe that there is now an unheal Mrs Jas Fox at t3russels. thyrivalry between the various Mr aad Mrs C Knetchel spent last Sun- day with Brussels friends. I Public schools, and more especially Mrs II Day and daughter are visiting among pupils, which should ,not be with her parents in Gerrie. encouraged. Mrs Thee Moore has returned from a Ever candidate receives bis visit to friends in Mitchell. marks, and if he wishes local Mr John Rankin, of Seaford), visited newspaper will readily poli;: ii them with friends here last week. if asked to do so. Mr at:J Pars J Fisher, of Toronto, have been the guests of Mrs D 6IcInaes. The large majority of pul+ik writ• Mr. Mort. Morton has returned home ing on the Public School 1.t+,lving from hie two week's holiday trip. had passed the Entrance Amina - Mrs W Patterson and Master Fay were on tion, and hence had Entrnti+v- ;titnd- a visit to her parents in Listowel. Ino' The Boards of Exami,,(. t',; there - Mrs Geo Mason and family were holiday- fore thought it needles to grant daving with friends in South London. Mice Ella sans 1s visi ' these candidates who failed '11 Pub - bliss C. Fargnl:arson has been spending ing Those who had DOG l el the pat f the holidays with 'Toronto friends. Entrance examination wet- aided D ting with her aunt, Mrs Trs J W Vanatter, at Goderieh' Ernest Adams Thos Baird Walter Campbell George Chid ley Harvey Colclough Foster Fowler Fred Forrester Willie Johnston W J Jordan John Moffatt Charles Mason Norman Murch John McKenzie Boyne Penfound Roy Plumsteel Eddie Sheppard John Staples John '1 aylor Claude Walker Frank Walker wnteneet. Wesley Ansley Grant Beaton drnest Button Fergus Beemer Barris L Coad Wm. A Currie Russel Jerinyn Thomas King Eldon Lane Miln Lane George Lowry David McNaughton Edgar Pattison - Chester Pugh Charles Stephenson Donald Stewart Herbert Walsh Allan Wheeler Frederich Wasman John Young Elizabeth Barber Carrie Brandon Lexie Dawson Eva J Duff May M Field Elizabeth Gilchrist Fannie 3 Green Della Gracey I'lmiline Gregory Annie Hamilton Elizabeth Henry Metha Hugill Berdie Johnston Jennie M Lee Mabel McKee Florence Park Una h1 Ransom Mabel Walsh sic School Leaving, Entrap t <tand- r o Master Fred. Broadenes, of Seaforth. Entrance standing when tht .utln- was visiting .his uncle's, Mr Jas A Cline. ed the necessary marks on t'. • .+ ilbhc Miss Dolly Johnston assisted at a con, School Leaving' papers. cert given in Hensel' on the evening. of the 12th. The Entrance papers wi'). all fair Mr D;a ,Ii., Jahn eelands is in Brantford this � p Pub - week attending to Canadian Forester busi- ness. Mr. aur). Airs. W. H. Green have re- turned from their visit with friends; in Iifpley. Mr and Mrs 11 8 McGee are enjoying a few holidays with Mrs MoGee's sister at' ranee. This is too short a eiletoil to Duluth.,do the work well. Two yeti •hold Miss Jessie Beck, of Ilarriston, is vsit- be taken. ing with Mrs. V. Wenzel and other friends The numbers that g +• •t.. and in town. Passed :- 'Miss Aggie Struthers, of Owen Sound, is P BOAT FOR SALE A et . ;1 ine The row boat with oars and eusblons complete, owned by Mr. W. H. Wallace, can be purchased at a bargain. Ayply to R. VANSTONE PUBLIC I OTEGE. of China Cups, Saucers and Plates, are very pretty, fine goods, and you can buy one or a dozen at A VERY SPECIAL PRICE not . er rate. of that ‘401d Reliable" line of Brown Semi -Porcelain Cups and Saucers, Plates, Platters, Vegetable Bowls, &c., for every -day use, and selling As Cheap as Common Whale Goods. Having moved to town to the resi- dence lately occupied by Geo. P. Wells, corner Centre and Alfred streets. near the G. T. Ft., I am prepared to pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of Rage, Rubbers, Copper. Horse hair, Wool Pickings, Iron and Metal of all hinds, delivei ed at n.y residence, or if word be lett, I will call for same. GOODMAN. lie School Leaving' was to ll,i'ticult Douse and Lot For Sale. The undersigned offers his house and lot on Alice street for sale. The house is a nine room frame Due, with kitchen, aold there is a number of good fruit trees on the .ot. For full particulars apply to JAS. 'WILSON, Wingham: and the Grammar paper tot) t, ' y , Cora M Messer Most teachers attempt t.• do the MabelOliver Porter Public School Leaving Wel ,. in one May Robertson year after the pupils Mas' lie Ent. Tena Young MATH Mary Corley Maude Ferguson Katie Grasby Etelka Hamilton Louie Proctor Carrie Slater Mary Steinhoff Jessie Thompson R,ubieYoung Jas Hammond Lyal 0 Ireland Henry Little G Wesley Logan Gordon Ross Robert Sloan George IMG Stewart BEAtrORTII. Harvey Brownell Fred I3roadfoot Harold Fowler se Chester 0 Barr Jarileae111( nodyee Robert hose William whitesides Tames Wilhs Maud p' Bond Gran sh Gertrndo A DorsCaey Phemia Lovelock Zinnia Holmes Ella Knechtel Jessie M Lynch Christens Mason Mary B McLachlan Stella Purcell CONEY TO LOAN. arqu parson ++ The China House," Wingham. SSP E CI AL Any amount of money to loan on good farm property at 5 per cent per annum. STRAIGHT LOANS—Payments made to snit borrower. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges low. At office Friday afternoon and all day Saturday. ABNER COSENS, Macdonald Block, Winghame visiting with her sister, Miss 3. Struthers, in town. Mr and Mrs C P Smith, of Listowel, were the guests of Mr and Mrs J El Smith this week. Mr Will Clark, of the Bank of Hamilton, has gone to his hon'ie ite Mt. Fchest for his holidays. Mr. Walter Belden has returned home from 1Vtanitnba, where be bad been with a car of 1!(•, •.e. . Mr and Mrs W T J Helmuth and child. enjoyed the take breezes at Kincardine' over Sunday. r ,!,C t•anriltori Mho";. t o Oinyr . Ilorpita' -'raft is visitin,. salt fi' .ads and relatives in town Mrs M Vanatone and Master Regnald ENT. 3.. CSNTRES. tt :"e al FARM FOR SALE COMMEHC1ff SATURDAY, JULY 2nd. S. GRACEY is offering his present. stock of COUCHES, LOUNGES, UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS, MATTRESSES,, ETC. The undersigned offer for sale the faun property, being lot 32 in the 12th concession of the Township of East Wawanosh, containing 162 acres, more or less, 140 acres of which is cleared. There are upon the premises a good bank barn and frame house. The fartn will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to THOS. GREGORY, or BENJ. W ILLSON, Wingham, Ont. James Robb Clinton t'1 'i+, 4 1 '.i'i 6 Regie Wilson Winghain t 3 4 ; i; , Rufus I Winters Blyth :4 1 . , .. Alexander Waugh Svfn nils.... ., '•' ' 3 Matilda Coleman IA roLeter 90 , Ili It to ! Angeline Conner I'ordwich ........ . 11 ' ' 1 I'' , 3 - Lena Gatzemeyer 31:3 1.215 1. , .,r 1 94 Edith 1, Hale Maggie Hannah PUBLIC ,SCHOOL`., LEAVCairk. Olive Laidlaw CLINTON. Rachel Murdie A 1) Baird Wm a Brown) Mina McLeod Pred Burdge BCrl:.t darter Clare Pickard FARM FOR SALE at clearing sale prices. We intend to clear out our goods within the next 30 days, and we offer them at prices away below anything ever offered by any retail dealer in Wingham. • Now is your opportunity if you want Bargains. We have a big stock. First to come will have best choice: WVe will also give you the best prices on Bedroom Suites, and Extension Tables ever offered here, and would especially ask you to examine the quality of these articles. They are made here in Wingham by the Union Furniture Co., who are noted. for. making the best goods in their line in Canada. Note a few of our July Prices : $18.00 Bed Room Suites for $16.00 cr (r +a it $14.00 +' And a Suite for $7.00 that will knock out anything that can be put up against it. $9.00 Sideboards (with best German Mirror) for $7.5o. for $5.75. The undersigned offers for sale his farm, being north halves of Lote 1 and 2 in the let Concession of Kinloss, con- taining 100 acres more or less. There are upon the premises a basement barn 50 feet square ; good dwelling house ; tine orchard and garden, and abundance of good spring water. There is a good crop in. whieh wilt be sold with the farm. For terms and particulars apply to WM. R1dNDALL, at Wingham Foundry Order -•AND— •CR 1“ ---PROM THE— HOLSTEIN DAIRY. • t) $15.50. $13.5o. $11.50. $7.00 See our line of Rocking Chairs at 5o cents. Just bear in mind that we take no back seat from any one on prices at any time, and now for July we will quote you p ric esthat will be below all others at 14 Mlts S. GRACEY'S Furniture Wareroom, Wingham.