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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-06-22, Page 5• th &„ i uLJ Tth BS, JUNE 23, Lb09. w NHARVEST ORDERED Ci�thing Trade has doubled ,this season. .1%. X Good Cloth, First-clas Trimmings and a Perfect Fit. GENTS ! Before buying, call and see the largest stack of Broadcloths, Worsted,, Serges and Tweeds ever shown in Winghann. I-1 I A 15 TOOLS ��►' 5011� Having purchased the business from. Jas. Duffield, the public will find us in the CORNER STORE, desirous of securing by fair dealing and hon. est values a share of the 'patronage. The present stock will be offered at - GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Housefurnishings, Cutlery, Graniteware, Stoves, Tinware and Coal Oil .always in stock. Special attention will be given to cur ,HI ,l; `, :a4 EP Having had large experience in cities, we excel in • Furnace Work, Hot Water and Steam Beating, Sanitary Plumbing, Eave Troughing, Steel Siding, Roofing and.Metal Ceilings. Call on us, We shall be pleased sure, we shall gain your .confidence, 1414 i to make your acquaintance, feeling ....au n nn ARE THE LEADERS. " One Grade Only and That the Best;" Has been their motto for over thirty tears. ' Some of the principal features (which no other buggy has) are rubber and brass washers warranted three years, one lever top steel circle, &c, McLauchli.n's Costa lit,,le more than others, bat they are . the cheapest in the end. You •will make a big mistake if you don't see our stock before buying We can sell you a good ordinary buggy as cheap or cheaper than ally one else. We have them here. We can sell you anything you want in the implement line the same as we have done for the past 16 years, and guarantee good value. Or if you . avant an• Organ., Plana, or Sewing Machine, you will find our stock the best that• neney'can buy. Prices and terms all right too. Coyne in and see us anyway. Will be pleased to chow your through. FORKS SWATHS SCYTHES CRADLES. Ray Forks, Rope, Pulleys, Books, &c, Headquarters for Peerless Machine Oil, J. CLEW CO W HIT ECH U RCH The Epworth League of cid Methodist church will hold a Garden party on the Parsonage lawn, on Friday evening, June 30th. Ad dresses will be delivered by the pastor, Rev. A. L Brown, Ph D; Mr.Wm..Anderson, tale .of South Africa, will give a tall; on the dispute be- tween the British • 'and Boers in' that country; also on the ways and customs of the people; an address by J, A. Wellwood. Music will be furnished by the church ehoir. Admission 15 cents, fancily tickets at reduced price. All are cordially in. vited. Working Night and Day The busiest and mightiest little thing ! that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life fills. Every pill is a sugar coated globule of health, that changes weakness into strength. listlessness iuto energy.. brain -fag into mental power. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by Colin A. Campbell, Druggiat. MORRIS. Mr. James, Gulley is building a silo.. The township council meets 'on i R day next. if Tuesday of last week Peter Moffatt, 1st land raised his new barn It is 50 x 60 tett and will be fitted up with' 11 the modern improve- ments, Mr:; John Duckett has re- shingled gleshis house." Mr. Foster Fyfe wheeled to Amb erly last week and visited with friends. _ Mr. W. T. Fyfe. teacher, of Arab. erly, visited with his brother, Mr. J. G. Fyfe a few days- this week. Office and Warerooms opposite Presbyterian Church. AN EASY PROPOSITION Beauty and style without comfort is easily obtainable, comfort 'with- out appearance is equally simple. You never saw au ugly pair of "Slater Shoes," yet many of them cover comfortably most unlovely feet. The con,ibination of these two— comfort and beauty --are only to be had in the 'Slater Shoe." ` Made in twelve shapes, oil lasts modelled from actual feet, all widths and sizes, leathers, styles and colors, Uvery pair Goodyear welted, name and price' etauiped on the sale, $3.80 ANI) • For Sale Only by HON UTH & SOH. BLUEVALE. Miss Keine, of Gerrie, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fraser, of Morris. Mr. and Mrs; Cameron, of Cran- brook, slant Sunday with lir. George Hudson, Mrs. Lowry, of Wroseter, was visiting her daughter, Mrs, (liev,) D. Rogers, this week. Mr. Ed. Coultess, of Ripley, wheeled home on Saturday. Mrs. James Lee ttr;ei little daugh- ter, of Seaforth, tri e the guests of Mrs. Hugh Ross. invitations are out fur the wed- ding of Miss Lilian Greenaway to W. J. McIntyre, of Toronto, in the Presbyterian r�hnrch, on Wednesday, Jung 28th. Mr, and Mrs, Watson and little son, of Listowel, visited Mr. W. Mc. Is the baby too thin? Does he increase too slow- ly low ly in weight? Are you in constant fear he will be ill? Then give him more flesh. Give him. more power to resist disease. He certainly needs a fat -forming food. Scott's Emulsion is just that food. It will make the baby plump; increase the weight; bring color to the cheeks, and prosperity to the whole body. Thin children take to it as naturally as they do. to their milk. Sec. And,^,x,ter, sal druggists. SCOTT dr DOWNS, Chemists, TorontO. Quire, of the Royal Hotel, on Sun- day. All Mae. Meese rreturned ioToronto on Saturday after a few weeks' holiday. Mr. and Alis. Duncan. Dewar, of Wellesley, were visiting at Mr. John Robertson's last week. Miss Lizzie and Mr. eGeorge Rich ordeal: Sundayed at the residenceof ruhn Burgess J n Sunday last Mrs. James Elliot ted suddenly at her residence in Turnberry. e�. W+:1VMiil�V'y ✓, ;lir I't=esh,A rwiiiia eleiiee ;,- 7134 She leaves a husband nd large family of little children.ueh sym- pathy is felt in the village and vicinity fa.- the family thus unex• peetedly bereaved. The funeral took place ou Tuesday to the Blue - vale cemetery. Mrs, W. Sanderson returned to her home in Toronto last week; after a short visit to friends in Bluevale. Mr, and Mrs. James Burgess and family, of Brussels, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. Fraser, of !orris, on Sunday - Red Bot trim, the inin Was the ball that bit G. B. Steadman of Newark, Mich„ in tho Civil War. It caused horrible Ulcers that no treat- ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck- len's Arnica Salve cured him. Cure Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. 25 ota. a box. Cure guarante- ed, Sold by Colin A. Campbell, Drug- gist. EAST WAWANOSH. Mr. Ashton Simpson, of Petrolia is visiting at Mr. Robs. Mason's: Mr. Robs, Haines is in London this week, attending a meeting of the Synod, as delegate from the St. Helens church. Mr. Albert Stein "has the stone work completed for his new dwelling. Ab. is, no doubt, preparing for something. Mr. Jas. Shielis left for Detroit last Saturday to visit his sister for a few weeks. l- Ie also purposes taking a tripup the lakes to' recruit his health. Mr. and Mrs. James Young left for Neepawa, Man., last Tuesday, where they intend making their future home. Miss Julia Taylor visited at Mr. Pattison's last. week. Thecrops through this section of the country are looking well with the exception of the low land, which suffered from the heavy rains. Brave Nen Fall Victims to stomach, liver and atidney troubles as well as women, and all feel the results in loss of appetite, poisons of the blood, backache, nervousness, headache and tired, listless, run down feeling. But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J. W. (3ardner, ldaville, Ind. He says: "Electric Bit tars are just the thing for a man when he is all run down, and don't care whether be lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite than anything I could take. I can now eat anything and bays a new lease on life." Only 50 cents, at Colin A. Camp-. bell's Drug Store. Every bottle guaranteed. WROXETER. Dr. B. J. Hazlewood has gone to Elmwood, where he will remain for aix•weeks He has taken charge of a doctor'spractice in that place, while the latter is taking another course in medicine. A grand celebration will be held hers on Saturday, July 1st. Among the attractions is a baseball thatch between Palmerston and Listowel. Our baseball club was at Brussels yesterday. McKelvie & Hemphill are receiv ing large quantities of wool these days, Mr. Scott, of Weston, has taken a situation in the tannery. Tia LONl»$80EO. Mr. E. Gray eame home on Fridayto spend his vacation. Eph. bas teen .i, ,r� 5, No. 8, held :a, meeting on Tuesday • evening and decided to hold a gar den party on the Qehool grounds on the 30th. A brass band will be in • attendance, and a special programme ' will be furnished by the children.. Come and enjoy,a good evening's amusement. It was also decided to purchase a flag for the school, Mr, M. Maines hats been on the sick list for 'a few days, but we are pleased to see him out again. Mrs. D. W, Roberts went to T. onto on Friday to the hospital to undergo an operation for a cancer. L Pathmaster Panner is doing the road, work this week. Remember the picnic to be 'held in Allan's hush on Friday, the 28rd, A good time is expected. S. S. No.. 4 takes the cake for a good picnic. studyi� g law in Michigan. The trustees .and ratepayers of S. TURNBERRY. Minutes of council meeting held n Lamonby's hall, Bolmore, June 19th, 1899.. Members of council all present, The Reeve in the .chair. The minutes' of last meeting and. of Court of Revision were read, ap- proved and signed. A eom:munieation was read from the clerk of Culrozs re boundary line expenditure, Filed. • Reports :—Mr, Copeland reported having let a job of repairing culvert at Jobb's bridge to D. Hastings at $23.00. Also let a job of repairing Jobb's bridge to Peter Hastings at $3.50; also let a job of putting tile drain across 9th eon. line to John Willits at .$3.00, council to pay for ale;: also let a job of putting tile' drain across 15th side road, con. 11., o James Weir at $2.50, Weir to pay Or tile. • Mr. Mosgrove reported having let a job of repairing culvert to John. Ashton at 75 cents; also let a job of gravelling 30 rods on 13 line to Geo. Churchill at 64 cents per rod; also et a job of gravelling 30 rods on 13 line east to Jos. Yoe at 28 cents per rod ; also let a job of repairing two culverts ,,n 28th eon. to John Yeo at $1.50. Mr. Mitchell repot ted having let a job -be building twe, cedar culverts on 4ihcoii.. to Peter McTavish at $12 ; also let :a job of building large cedar bent culvert on 4th line to Reuben Sanburn ;at $55.Q0; also let a job of gravelling.;110 yards on east gravel road to Robs, Hupfer at 191, cents per yard. ,Council to pay for gravel and half of inspcption. Mitchell— Mosgrove That Mr. Copeland let a job of gravelling 20 rods on side road swamp, con. 11. -- Carried. Mosgrove-- Mitchell — That Mr. Cruickshank make arrangement with Mr. I+'ife for ditch and culvert if possible. Carried. The following accounts were passed and checques on Bank of Hamilton issued:— R. Mu •, gravel, $5.52 ; Aitken and Hutton, P. M.; D. Moffatt, $2.50, repairing culvert; D. Hasdings,. w:23, repairing culvert;. P. Hastings, $5, repairing bridge, cutting ice, &c,; J. Willits, $3, tile drain; J. Weir, $2.50, tile drain ; J. Ashton, 75e, re- pairing culvert; G. Churchill, $19.20, gravelling ; P. McTavish, $12, two culverts ; R. Hupfer, $21,45, gravell- ing; J. Ringlee, $2, inspecting work; D. Dnnean, $2, 'repairing road ma- chine; R. Hogg, $14, culvert, bridge and foot bridge; J. Mulvey, $2.40, gravel ; D. Hastings, $2.40, gravel ; T. Watt, $1.50, damages ; J. Lemon - by, $1.00, rent of hall. Cruickshank — Copeland — That this meeting do now adjourn to meet in Bfuevale on Monday, July 17th, at 10 o'clAck a. m.—Carried. Jornv BURGESS, Clerk, WINGHAM JUNCTION. • Anew granolithie floor has been put in the baserrulina of our school, This section can boast of having one of the best school buildings in this neighborhood, Mr. and Mrs. Itadis, of Detroit are the guests of afar. and Mrs, A,1 Tipling. Remember the Lawn Social next - Monday evening. • { CUL1WSS. What may have been a serious accident occurred at Mr, John Mc. Iivilliion's barn raising(on Wednes• day of last week. A sudden gush of wind caused Mr. McKinnon to fall and be was badly cat about the head and otherwise braisedbele is new able to be out again. Two other gentlemen fell but escaped in- jury. Wall r a1ti . WINDOW BLINDS LARGEST STOCK BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE Our 7c Papers, 8 yards to the roll, white back, etc, Cannot be beaten. See our Lace Blinds, complete, for 50 cents. azri' 'Y ex.. s s acctland's 'New Clansman. Mr. Andrew Carnegie, the Scot- tish, A merit:en cottisla:.American millionaire, arrived at his Highland home at Skibo, Suther- landeeire, yesterday a.ftern' on. The Skibo estate was purehahed by Barn last rear, And over .£50,000 is being:, expended in carrying out extensive alterations at the castle. On Mr. Carnegie arriving near Skibo .tele horses hi hi., carriage were unyoked and the c,trria.aea tK es drawn by the tenants to the entrance to the castle. The tenantry Made a hsn:que pre- sentation to its pew 'un her, tOnsist- ing r,f a ilei;, on ime whieh was the Union Jack sihtt on other the Stars and Stripe, In accepting the tine .Mr, Carnegie said that it repro --ental what the nations were speetlity e u.tlag to. It was iinpee-able for loin; t.. a i•,rlize any sentie t•1` 1.» 'pi lam ;hip, . 1,1, t after their ham t �• s t�lcuu.e he re eognize'I bow .. tapir, euuld l."streas an estate, and shag, eas when he possessed the hearts «f the people-—L'emiun, Eng., Daily Mail May 18th Tite Pre:+bN terian Assetnbly will meet next rear at Halifax. TEESWATER. • During a violent thunderstorm that oecurred Wednesday evening i about six o'clock the barn of Martin; Myers, five miles northeast of Tees-` water,'was struck by lightning and ; entirely consumed with contents,' which consisted of a large quantity of hay and. straw and al number of implements, including al new binder which had been brought home the previous evening and four calces. Two hundred weavers are out cn strike at IYespler. Thursday night burglars broke into the Ohesley lost of icti and blew open he vault. They got only a few coppers for their labor. The Thorn Comes .forth With Point Forward." The thorn point of disease is an ache or pain. But the blood is the feeder of the whole body. Purify it with Hood's Sarsaparilla. I{idneys, liver and stontiaoh will a0 once respond? No thorn in this, point. Severe pains—" I had severe pales tar my stomach, a form of tisuraigia, 111:1* rinother urged mo to take floor'e'Sarsapu•� dila and it made me well and .strong. r have also given it to my belt 'with satis- factory results. T ani glad 'ta reoonamecd Rood's Sarsaparilla to: others." Mno Jou Lk PAGE, 240 Chu'reli St., Toronto, Ont. Complete Exhaustlon�--"After tre at- ineaat irr hospital, I w as weak, Nardiy ab e to walk. My blood was thin, I took mood's Sarsaparilla until well and gained 20 lbs. It also benefited my Wire." Annum Mitts, Dresden, Ont. imeorl's Plats rlir; liver _mu this set-rrritrttt. p iiia_ ly. C.,tie,trtloto lake iait;i fl'oaa'5 $�r;