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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-04-14, Page 5• PP.11.011.1.• . . . " • isessc„.. J. they are much more beautiful than what we expected. LADIES ! our new KURT WAISTS have arrived, and New Good OTTIR, ..E.JMA.70M1RS i Stripee and Checks (in Vrint), speoitil, 50e, Print and Muslins (new design) for 60e. Gingham. end Perealee in : Stripes and fancy Cheeks, 750, ss. Gingham and Pique • and •• i Stripes and Cheees (Beautiful ..: goloring) special, $1.00 Pique and Gingham in Strives and Checks, good value at $125. All our Shirt Waite have self with an elegant Silver Blouse Set. is • • • New Metalio Striper) (Blank and white) aod black and colored, with white collars, all the rage, for $1.50, Fancy Cheek Ginkhatu, with I elegant Insertion trieniug, round cornered Call's and Collars, $1.75. !al Ladies' Collara and Cuffs in the latest. etylee—Collars 10o, Cuffs, 15o, • Speoial Benuty Pins for Trim enings, 3 for 10o, detachable colors and are trimmed ; • Get your sigh g tested. • It costs nothing, • WE FIT SPECTACLES , Scietifically, Correctly, Reasonably. Try us. OPTICIAN AND JEWELER. THE GHEAP BARGAINS ! BARGAINS F4ARiiWARE GARDE TOOLS CLEARING SALE OI BOOTS AND SH it ES It will' soon be' time to use • RVERYTEIING AT easy. Owing to having bought a large stack of Boots and Shoes in Listowel, I am forced to close out -the ivhcil of My stock here. which consists of the hest goods in the markets, have ing got in iny spring stock before deciding to make a sale: Come along and secure bargains. ellen as have never before been offered in Wingham. • Sale now on. Examine goods and prices. We will do all we advertise from tittle to time. Goods marked . in plain figures and one price to all. Give us a call for anything you need in our line, • garden tools. We, have any - .thing you need in. this line, anti' Mfr fRit:es arwa'ysib*. " We have a good supply of Milk Cans. The pricewe MILK CANS offer them at will soon sell theth. SE KENT, tie G. KARGES. Goods taken but on approval must be paid for; and if not satisfactory the money sill be refancled. 0 NV .;.N (4. H. Ali APRIL EARLY CLOSING • Before placing your order for Spring Clothing call and see our NEW SAMPLES for 1899, We can afford to sell New Goods cheaper than old, stocic that cost one-half more than new and better goods of the latest styles will cost to -day., We make clothes that fit. WEBSTER Sz 00,, Queen's Block. YCLE GHAT The new patent Cleveland Ball and Roller bearing will speed continuously 35,000 revolutions per minute with- out perceptible friction, while the old style bearing, eonstructed from the same :material, quickly destroys at 13,000 revolutions per mimite. • We have now in stock CLEVELAND MODELS 66, 62, 61, 10, .11. from $40.00 UP. 131g 4 Welland Vales, Perfect, Gaeden City, Dominion, Standard, from $50.00' up. J. CLEGG & CO, LONDESBORO. Notes.—The weigh reales, which I have been frozen up tor some time, 'were on Monday opened aud a drain dug to let the water out of the pit, They are now in good working order. Miss Maud Andrews, who has Veen suffering for several days with nen- ralgia itt the head and face, has al- most recovered, The funeral of liragunes Manning, on Monday, was largely attended. His son, John arrived from North Dakota on Saturday night to attend the funeral. The League service on Monday evening, was largely attended, eon- sidering the very bad condition of the roads, ' Mr. Crisp, who has been confined, to the louse for some thne with a broken wrist, i able to be out again. School has re -opened after a weeks holidays, which both teachers and scholars seemed to enjoy. The heavy rain of Tuesday after- noon and evening, has improved the roads greatly, as there was so mach snow in places as to be almost im- possible for wheels, Wants of the village. —Public library, a harness maker, shoe maker a washer woman. We could also do with some potatoes, as they are very scarce; alnioat every one having more or less frozen during the cold snap.. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Ljfe Pills. Thousands of sufferers have preyed their matchless merit for Si.* and Jtiervous Headaches. They make pore blood and stroog nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try there. Only 25 cents, Money back if not ;..ured. Sold by Colin A. Camp- bell, druggist. • WROXETER. Miss Carrie James, of Gorrie, has opened a dressmaking shop in the village. • . Mr. C. Leckie has gone to Harris• ton to work in a bake shop. • Rev, D. Perrie, . of Winghain, preached in the Presbyterian church on Sunday last. Rev. Mr. Anderson took Mr. Perrie's wor.I5at Wingham. • Wm. Montgomery, of the Medical ' BRUSSELS. College, Toronto, spent the vacation at his home here, D. D. G. M. Irwin, of Stratford, Ross Munro, of Port Elgin, spent 'will officially , visit St. John's Lodge the holidays with. his - onele, Alex A.11„ on TUeSday. 25th, aqpro,„ .„, „.. anst:•'"11e: rrwin'is tlie Public SCI -Mol Mrs, John McTavish, of Baden, Inspector for North Perth. was visiting with • friends in the 'East Huron License Commissieners vinege. will meet at the ' Queen' a Hotel, ""' The old pioneers of Howick are Brussels, on Tuesday. 18th inst., at fast passing away.This week we 10 o'clock, to take int() considera- • — have to rederd -the death of Mr. tion the granting of hotel licensee _David Rea, which took place at the for the•etnning year. There are 19 residence of his son, David M. Rea, ripPlieatiOns, the same corresponding lot concession A, on Friday, with •the reimber of licenses granted March 31st, at the ripe old age of 88 last Mays' • ; years and 9 months. Deceased was -Ge6.•ilalliday leaves to day for • one of the first settlers on the 0 con - Brandon, Manitoba,where ho has cession., He leaves a grown up secured a good sia ion. Mr. family of five boys to mourn his loss, Halliday has been in business here1 his wife having died some five years for an -umber of years and is desery edly popular. He will have the Li SANDERSON Old Post Office. Stand: 1,, 'good wishes of many flit:rids here for • 1 Bobbed the Gra,ve success in the newer country in thei A i startling noident, of which Mr, • • West, Mrs. Halliday will visit with John Oliver, or Philadelphia, was the friends at Hensall for a while before • subjeet, is narrated by him as follows: if;41 1; 116: ;I; 1;4 AtindirmiAlutabit. Under false colours. Some Mackay stitched shoes are made to imitate Goodyear Welts. - They have a "dummy welt" on the outer edge of the sole, and a false insole covering the stitches ?Hider Mefoot. But no matter how skillful the deception to the eye, the effect upon the feet soon shows it up. Any shoe stitched under the foot must form hard and callous spots on it, as soon as the leather wears Way and the stitches form elevations under pressure. The sole of the GoodyearWeltcd. "Slater Shoe" is 'sewn to a strip of leather, outside the shoe—not a stitch'or peg being ituder the foot. • Each pair remains six days on Slittlin the last to take the stretch out of the der tlief leather, moulding it to keefi the did it. niceties which constitute fit and comfort. You'll know that it's ,esett.tine C.4oOdyear Welt if stamped on the- sole with the "Slater Shoe' name and price, $1, $4, or $5. A tag on each pair tells the leaMer it is made of—the wear it will give. a »4 JO, JAB& For Sale Only by HOMUTH & SON. • "I 'NIP, in a most dreadful oonditim My going to the West. At the. annual vestry meeti skin v. zaniest ) allow. eyes sunke.a, ng tongue coated, prio eoutinually in bink St Johns church, the following: eed Pilith4;. appetite—Tradually grow - officers were elected 'for the ensuing ing wen ker day by day. Three physicians an ;• Rector's warden, Jas.' Irwin ; ah:Iteisetleryitig 'Electric Bittere';' and to n,y great 3,3y and aur rise, the first bottle given un. Fortuoately, a friend year :—People's wardep, Wm. Bry- • sidesnien, Bartliff, Fred. Cardiff, made a decided i in pgvement. 1 contin- O. Pollard and E. Bryan ; treasurer, ued their use for three weeks, and 8121 now a well man. I know they saved my Thos. efaxwelle vestry 'clerk, G. S. Rogers ; auditors, W. Blashill end . )viifeee,in}i'n.,d, NT6obobnede :lib oeulgtirfativi71ooftraynthtehtetir 'W. ie. Vanstone ; finance committee, Only 50 cts. a bottle, every bottle gua John • Cardiff, john Manning and ranteed, at Colin A. Cam,pbell's Drug John MeOutcheon ; lay delegate to Store. Synod,, John Cardiff, If there is a history of weak lungs in your family, • take Scott's Emulsion, It nourishes and invigor- ates. It enables you to resist the disease. Even if your lungs are already affected, and if besides the cough you have fever and emaciation, there is still a strong probability of a cure. The oil in the Emulsion feeds ; the hypophosphites give power to the nerves; • and the glycerine soothes and • heals. sod. and V.06, 1l druggist. 'SCOTT & i3OWitE,ntierelsts, Toren°. GLIZA.NNAN, Mr. Mason, who has been engaged with Mr. IIarry Wells for the sum- mer, has rented a house from Mr. ;John Farmers In this vicinity are pat - len tijr* awaiting t he a pproach ofspfing, which appears to be far behind thue this year, Niles Roclehouse, our popular teaelt er, has returned to take charge of our school here, after spending Easter va Wien At her home near Fordw Miss Sarah McLaughlin, toaeber in S. S. No. 5, Turnberry, has re turned to that seetion, as teacher. Miss McLauglin has been off duty on' account of illness, but her many friends will bo pleased to see her able to resume work again. A number -of pedagogues having been relieved from duty for Easter, spent a few days in our mitleo. Among the number we noticed:—Miss Clara Fortune, Miss AggieBadio and Mr. John Gilmour, A number of our prominent farm ers attended the procession of the Massey -Harris Co. in Winghaua, on eriday of last week. The having been purchasers of that firm. The many friends of Mr. Robert Brien regret to know that he is seri- ously ill. Mr. Bert Morries has been engaged with Wm Haugh for the summer. Bert has rented his farm in Wawa - nosh, as he says batching did not agree with him, and now he realizes that one essential on the farm is a "good cook." An early indication that spring is. near at hand has been pointed. out by a visit to thts vicinity of a 'speck- led sparrow.. Mr, Tom Weir has beer. engaged with Richard Wallace for the sum- mer, Miss Reid. of Paisley, was visiting at Mr. Thomas Aitkins, last week, A Thousand Tongues Could not express the rapture of Annie E. S.pringer, of 3125 Howard st.. Phila- delphia. Pa., when she found that Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption had completely cured her of a backing cough that for many years had made life a burden. All .other remedies and don - tors could give her no help, bet she says of this Royal Ore—"it soon removed the pain in my chest and 1 can now sleep soundly. something I can scarcely remember doing bef-ire. 1 feel hits sounding its praises throughout the Uni- Yerse." So will every one who tries Dr. King's New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 50 cents and 61.00 at Colin A. Campbell's Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed. •BLIJEVALE. iiss Aggie Herberelewent to To. ronto on Monday to study three months jet the Conservatory of Music.le Miss Alice Duff returned • to Clin- ton'Ooliegiate Institute on Monday and Will Rogers returned to Gode- rich Collegiate. - `Miss May Richmond, of Atwood, is' siting at Rev. D, Rogers'. . • lessrs. Christian Brinker and Charles McPherson, formerly. of Carson-ville, near Detroit* have open- ed out a ger s' furnishing stook in conneetio ith Mr. Brinkers' tailor shupj cress to them, WHIT ECHURCH One or the oldest, residents o passed away on. Tuesday of thisweek,, in the person of Elizabeth, beloved 'wife of Thomas Campbell, in bet. ,75th year.VIrs. Campbell had not been enjoying robust .health for some 'years, but had been able to be around until about two weeks before her death, when she was stricken with, inflammation of •the GORRIE I lungs .Which with her weakened Rev. Mr. erguson, of' Arthur, constitution, was more than she could preached in the Presbyterian chstand. Deceased had been a resident ur on Sunday last. of East W'ftwatiosh and Whitechurch Mr. R. C. Sperling, of LondOn, was for many s' ears and was held in very visiting with his parents here last MO esteem by all who had the week. pleasure of her acquaintance. She Mr. Robt Copeland, has purchased leaves to mourn her loss, besides her Mr. Donley's property at the rear of husband, a grown up family of sons the Baptist church. and daughters, all of whom will have Miss Clara Long, of lla;riston, was the sympathy of the community in visiting with her eottsin, Mrs. R. F. their affliction. The funeral took Place to he Winghare cemetery on WhMiitsea. Mary A. Muth was visiting- Thursday afternooe. with friends in Lambeth last week. Miss Code, of Trowbridge, visited For Over Fifty tears, with friends here last week. An Old and Well -Tried Rereedy—Mrs Miss Flora Jetties has retuned Winslow's Soothieg Syrup has been home, from an extended visit with friends in Toronto and Perth. Arthur Fleet, the Montreal notary, hos eonfesscd try obtaining Motley used for over ifty years by millions of mothers for their children -while teeth - leg,. with ported success. It soothes the chfid, softens the gums, allaya all pain, cures whirl colic, and is the best remedy for dinerhsea.: it is plensent to the taste. 9 Irl bv .dru ists in every port of the from the York County toms es See. Twentrilve ersete n bottle. Its by 'forged mortgages or seearities, no oilToc)rwitIntihoo ing 111111' iings company, in ever db instances vit,itle ksviinerlu?b114 iiittls sure jou ask frirl)tri Vr, 4. • 1' all and WINDOW BLINDS LARGEST STOCK BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE One 7c Papers, 5 yards to 1 be roll, white back, etc. Cannot be beaten. See our Lace 131iuds, complete, for 50 cents. • .„ ZEILAND. On Thursday, the. (ith . inst., the sad, event of the death of Wrs. Fred Thonipscn, formerlyof ,this place, oceurred at Walton. She hal spent the winter at •"`Viarton, whore Arr. Thompson 'was running' a sawmill, and was taken ill some six weeks. RiT,O. About, ten rie.,ys before her, death she was removed te the home of her mother, Mrs. 'McKiblion„ of Walton. A paralytie stroke was the immediate c-inse of death. Her husband was with her for the last Teti days. The funera1. toelt place at Welton on Saturday. The de- eeased leaves four children—two boys and two girls --the eldest of' whom is only eleven ors of age. Mr. Thompson will heve the mpaty of •his friends In Psis -severe efilieti on, T U RN BE RA% r. Peter D. •McDougalI of Turn - berry left on Monday for Umtata, Niartitotia. He was L.ccompanied by. JtuSteDongall of t ti1 .placs, who has 'just passed his eerie:libation as a Veterinary ai,d received 'his di p lom a. at Toronto FRIENDS PREVAILED A Nervous Toronto Woman Walked the Floor During the Night for Hours at a Time—She Makes a Statement. 'TORONTO, ONT.—"I was troubled with nervousness. It was impossible for UK) to keep still and if the spells came over me during the night 1 had to get ep and walk the Rota' for hours at a time. My blood was very poor and X was subject to bilious attacks. my itY4t Would swell and 1 was not able to do tt ityn house- work. 1 treated with 'itcro of the best physicians here but received relief tor a time. I became discouraged. One days. friend called and advised nie to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1 laughed at the ad- vice but 1 was prevailed tpoe and pro- • cured one bottle. Before 1 used it an I began to feel better. 1 took several bot- tles and also several boxes of Hood's Pills. Now 1 can sat and drink heartily and sleep soandly. Hood's Sarsaparilla has entirely cured mowed also strengthened me so that 1 now do all my own Work. cheerfully receive:tend Model Sarsapa- rilla to eil sufferers from nervottatiese, weakness or general: debility." Mits. 11. Y. ?AIM, nerqtel0 Street,_e, 1100d/a Pillvire tivor 111neAY ts eitey to rojanate.etgea, '