The Wingham Times, 1899-09-22, Page 5. ,•
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‘V ki A.Ni LIMES, SEPTEMBER 22, tb99.
FOR THIS
WEEK
Regular $1.25, $1.00 and 75c Shirts, Laundried
and Soft Fronts, for 50c, all sizes,
Men's Waterproof Coat., reg. $5,00, this week
400, new, stylish and up-to-date goods.
One dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves, were $1,25 and
$1,00 for 50c, Assorted Shades.
New and correct styles of Mantles, Fur Jackets,
Capes, Ruffs and Caperines.
The largest and best stock of Ready-to-wear
clothing ever offered in Winghatn. See our $1 Vests.
12 Rolls of Carpets up-to-date and stylish,
Threshers Felt Hats at 25c each.
Prices right,
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• Having purchased the business from Jas. Duffleld, the public will find
ns in the CORNER STORE, desirous' of securing by fair dealing and hon.
est values a share of the patronage. The presbnt stock will be offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Housefurnishings, eatery, Graniteware, Stoves, Tinware and Coal Oil
always in stock, Special attention will he given to cur
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Ti
DEP
Having had large experience in cities, we excel in
Fitrnace Work, Hot Water and Steam Heating,
Sanitary Plumbing, Eave Troughing, Steel
Siding, Roofing and Metal Ceilings.
100 OASES
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LASS
•Star
D. Diamond
Enamelled
Cathedral
Chipped
Ruby and Blue
Obscured
Leaded.
Builders' Hardware.
Portland •Cement.
Je, CLEGG &CO
Wingham. Fall Fair,
fatt, R. Corley; aged bull, 0. Hen.
derson 64 Son.
Jersey and tbeir grades.—Breed-
lug cow, Charlie 13e11, Mrs. Tarnlyn ;
two-year-old heifer, Mrs. Tainlyn ;
one year old heifer, Mrs. Tamlyn, T.
Jenkins; heifer ealf, Mrs. Tamlyn.
Grades.— Breeding COW, M. H.
Harrison, Wm. Maxwell; two-year•
old heifer, D. Scott & Son, M.
Harrison ; year old beifer„M. II,
Harrison, Wm. Maxwell ;• heifer or
steer calf, M. II. Harrison, lst •and
2nd ; year old. steer, D. Anderson, D.
Scott & Son; two year•olt1 steer, D.
Scott & Son, D. Anderson three
year-old steer, U. H. Harrison, 1st
and 2nd; fat cow, D. Scott & Son,
R. Corley.
The Turnberry Agricultural
Society held its annual fall fair in
Wingbam on Tuesday and Wednes•
clay of this week. The weather was
not what would warrant a large at.
tendance, bat notwithstanding this
part, the fair was fairly well attend-
ed on Wednesday afternoon. -The
exhibits this year were not hardly
up to what -,.we have seen in the past,
but the various departments were
fairly well filled. During Wednes-
day aftertoon the Misses Pringle and
Miss McDonald gave several exhi-
bitions of Highland dancing. Mr.
D. E. McDonald supplied the bagpipe
Music. Mr. Herb Wiglitntan gave
several exhibitions of juggling, etc.
The team hitching. race was won by
W. J. Currie, and the tug-of.war
was won by Mr, A. Rintoul's men.
The three minute horFe race -was
won as follows:—
Major, J. E. Swarts, .1 1. 1
Mabel, W. A. Currie 2 2
Dexter. John Mulve, .2 3 3
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Time, 2.50; 2.51,.249.
Call on us. We shalt be pleased to make your acquaintaiicn, feelina The,following is the list of prize
win ners
sure we shall gain your confidence
quir3N11:7).
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SHEEP.
Leicesters and their grades—Aged
ram, N. Cummings let and 2nd •
shearling ram, J. deulter, N. Cum-
mings; ram lambs and aged ewe, J.
Barr, Jas. Sanderson ; shearling ewe,
Jas, Sanderson, N. Cummings.; ewe
lamb, J. l3arr, 1I. Catnmings.
Downs and their grades.—Aged
ram, Geo, Weaver ; Geo. Weaver
took lst and 2nd bn ram lambs,
aged ewe, shearling ewe and ewe
lambs ; fat ewe or wether, J. Barr,
N. Cummings.
on potatoes, Great Divide, W. Tay- fti44%***
lor, D. McKinley; Stone & Welling. 0 ,
ton's special on potatoes, Sir Walter
Raleigh, Henderson Bros., D. Me.
'Wiley; •Wens from seed, 0. Hen.
dors= & Son, W, Taylor ; onions,
any other, 0. Henderson & Son,
Wm. Webster ; tomatoes and celery, ,Il
W. Taylor, R. Armstrong; cabbage,
jersey wakefield, 0. get-dorbon &
• See our New Barn Door
Son, W. Taylor ; cabbage, fiat dutch,
D. McKinley, W. Taylor ; cabbage, R II n ii t.
McKinley ; cabbage, pickling C. 'off the Iraek<4.,_
A LANTERN
thatissate and vron't blow
out is what ever body
wants. We have it.
any other, 0, Henderson & Son, D. o et, wi no jump
Henderson & San; citrons, O. Hen- '
derson & San, W. II. McCracken; We are in it with
cauliflowers, 0, Henderson & Son ;
.euearnbers, Wm, Maxwell, A. Tip
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LAMPS, PAINTS, ETC.,
ling ; •musk xnellons, C. Henderson
& Son, W. H. MeCracken ; green
sweet corn, D. McKinley, W. II. •
Craelten, C. Henderson & Soo ;
squash, W. 11. MeCraeken, 0. ffen- •
derson & Son ; collection • gatden
produce, D, McKinley, W. H. Me• , •
Oracken.
RUIT.
Apples.—Baldvvin, John 'Webster, Smith & Pethick
1113Z, C. Heuderson. & Son; Peewaka,
APPLE PARRS
BUILDING PAPEO
SPORTING GOODS and
GENERAL HARDWARE.
- Henderson Bros.; King, P. G. Spar- • • •
Henderson 13ros... Maiden's Blush, •
• Wm. Maxwell VS; J Carrie ; Falla
• Water, Henderson .& Son, -
Berkshires.—BPOIGaSr. of 1899, P. Gib. Currie ; Northern Spy, A. Tipling, Sopogtilot, anlreelottl:20 ii-noit;i:T)CinatuZsin,•ograsui#
bons, 1st and 2nd ; boar prior to C. Henderson & Son ; Wealthy, John igesnatr ergM4rtfi Itines'inws tee
John E. Fells, P
W Me -
1899, Geo, Robertson, a- Henderson. Elston, A. Tipling ; Ben Davis, Wm.' Kenzie, Crochet ;yolk in cotton,
,4taiitprlairtg,Crnel‘av)ocriikesi.eloso4 itizGrAb.rartista
& sc., sow of 1899. and breedin,g Maxwell, D. Anderson; Phode Island
pillow, any kind, T Carder. ;lies Gallsrailit. Sofa
sow, Geo. Robertson, P, Gibbons; . C4reening, John Webster, D. Ander-
, pillow, embroidered. F 0 Sperling, 0 Al Gordon.
Yorkshire. ---Boar of 1899, A. Tip- son ; Ribston Pippen, A. Tipling, Netting, Mrs W Aflon,zrie, 1 J Fattison. Pillow
ling ; sow of 1,899 and breeding sow, .11enclerson Brds. ; Russet; 0. W. ,00 lay as: li kvimi 9sanreHu is i #ll , ler Tot eAsnticirlis; a.a. banning t 0 0, ns s.
Henderson Bros,, 1st and 2nd. , or hand bag, r 0 Snarling': ACII3gH ei;cidelresaosubc&Piontr.
Taylor, R. Scott.; Seek no further
Tamworths.--Boa.r prior to 1899, Henderson Bros., John Webster ; Mantle drape. Aire Hennes, F 0 SparlinA. Porter
Wm, Maxwell ; sow of 1899, Bender- Snow, Geo. Robertson, D. Anderson ; 1,edtlerr'Tka F %grT.117'1,2',irt.73T/pronla 'Err,
p o o arn , P ar n 1,
p,ing ; Wag. an work, Mrs Idelnnes, fr 0 Spaerlirn. 'enforching
son Bros., W. J. Currie ; 5. Burchill's Blenheim Orange, A. Ti 1
igraTrcalvini7ni!szietioniticrtntotern113trnyl:
bacon hogs, W. J. Currie.
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special prize for bacon hogs, Wm. ner, A. Tripling, John Gray; .Culti- wiNavicrom°11,c::::7 :fgt.)
11Iaxwell ; Fred Colvin's special for
Wvandottes, C. Henderson & Son;
POULTRY. son ; Wallbridge, A. Tipling ; Canada
rated Crabs, A. Tipling, D. Ander- t4",INTImeri",; m",rtnilli;
Red, Henderson Bros., John Gray;
Mann, D Anderson, A• Tipling; Six S,airndierir.,,F 11,,,,„,,,vjrn:iocuiTtial.tsb,letonnaltef., Airs rielo, Mrs
ar er. fre e n ess. .. o se , Mrs tAtnlyn, AIrs
Carriage or baby elember robe, T
s triers; rytiors:yx, ?Ts
varieties, Henderson Iii -OS., 0. Hen- 11,2AienVe. Gloves or mitts, homespun yarn, W
McCracken, gre‘.Vmtfic.nlkneen$2.1o, Collection ladies'
ItillARrp, C. Henderson & San,
Henderson Bros; W. Taylor took 1st derson & San. CHILDREN'S TRPARTN En
and 2n4 on langshans, white and Other Fruit.- Grapes, Wm. Web- Crochet made in wool, w u StfteCroc,ron SI;Itu
Webster, 1 and 2nd ; Winter pears, by sehool'ehildren unhtle l'.';
brown leghorns ; ply mouth rocks, ster. le. G. Sparling ; fall pears, Wm. groftbeezu.n -;peortnoombnestirrk in o. on,
Henderson Bros. John Currie; ban- ,s,er, Laura 'Alittiobbs. Wingham, Janet Upfront, $
F. G. Sperling, Wm. Webster ; Blue' * Martin,Earun"t7o"n" esetoolv,15geliartgrpsf.iolit;f0.,jennce
Jobn Currie ; geese, C. Henderson & :T1014411 school. difruftroir,o ivocrirasr; a Rubysi;r3,;,..,u , ietion°ci
tams, W. Taylor, 1 and 2 ; turkeys,
Plutns, Mrs. Tainlyn, W. H. Mc -
ley, NV. ii'Vebster ; Quinces, John E.
C. Henderson & Son. , ,„ ,1
Chieltens—Ha ni burg, C. Hender, A' f's• . .
• Bop & Son, And. Murray ; - langshans..' , Imlay AND l'HOVISIONS.
Yelluw plums, John Ans-
Son, S. Kelly ; ducks, John. Currie, Oracken •
Discovered by a 'Woman.
• Another great discovery has been
W T lnr 1 and 2 white le - - - made, and that too. by a lady in this .
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HORSES. . ay , ; ;?; 'lea biscuits and home made country. Disease feetene its e u c es
ES Irj (az' Ca— egt.., Heavy Draught•--Broorl mare, W. brown leghorns, Henderson Bros, Gray ; jelly cake, John Gray; Cheese, upon her and for seven years she witb-
horns, W. Taylor. John Ansley; brown In ead, Henderson Bros. John
Henderson; spring foal, W. Render- Xv. Taylor ; plymouth rocks, John stood ite severest testft, but ber vital
son, Geo. Johnston; year-old filly, S. seemed
imminent.
eundermined and death
Mrs. W. McKenzie •, tub butter,
&Sonminor a 0 He; Bure,hill ; extracted honey, Wm. Rob- For three months she
Currie.1 and 2 ; black spanisla, n
puBLw No-r2m:• Jas. Foster, A. Tipling ; ear-oldHenderson ; o s, • I ertson, 0:Henderson & Son ; home csohusetihtied incessantly, and eould not sleep.
' ''.'„'-" gelding, Jas. Foster ; two-year old derson & Son, S. Kernighan ; ban mad b • d irl d ally discovered a way to recovery,
TO THE FRONT
SEE WHAT THE
DIAMOND
PORK
SHOP
Opposite Post (Moe, Says:
Fresh Beef
Lamb
Pickled Pork
Breakfast Bacon
Smoked Ham
Side Pork
and Pork,
Bologna
Headcheese
Sausage
Pressed Beef
Tripe
Corn Beef Pressed Tongue
Spice Roll, Lard, Fowl, &e.,
always on hand, •
Our prices are right. Orders
called for and meat delivered to any
part of the town.
Your patronage solicited.
DIAMOD POE SHOP,
by purchasing of tie a bottle of Dr. King's
e tea lienderson Bros,, John -
:yew Discovery for Consumption, and
Having moved to town to the resi-
dence lately occupied by Geo P 'Wells,
corner Centre and Alfred streets, near
the. GT R, 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 kinds,
delivered at my residence, or if word be
left, I will call for same.
.
C. GOODMAN
'filly, W...Cruickshank ; .teem, Wm. tams, W. Taylor, Jahn Currie. .
AGRICULTURAL, IMPLEMENTS. San, R. Scott; oat calee, D. MeKinley, dose, that she slept ami night; and with
General Purpose-- Brood marc, T.
Gray, commended, 0. Henderson &
Verson, W. Cruickshank.was so much relieved on taping first
Jenkins, Geo. Robertson ; spring Lumber wagon, .John Campbell, Henderson Bros.; vegetable pieties, two bottles, has been• .absolutely cured.
W. Gannett; double carriage, T. H..uw reft err 83 NI lirasm. To, juotkh 7 CLau Lutz." 11'1611;s
Henderson Bras, Mrs. Hele; fruit
foal, Geo. Robertson, 1 and 2 ; year-
old filly, Jo'in Casainore ; year-old Ross; buggy. Wm.. Dore, T. H. pickles, John Gray, 1st and 2nd; N. C. So.ld by Colin A. CampAiell, Drug -1
gelding, T. Jenkins, Geo. Crnick• Ross ; plow, W. Gannett, T. H. Ross; mixed vegetable pickles, Henderson gist at 50o. and 81,00. Every b4ttle
twin plow, T..H. Ross. W. Gannett ; Bros., Mrs. Bele ; tomato catsup, W. guaranteed.
shank; two-year-old filly, John
• gelding, R. Scott, J. E. Fells ;'team, Ross ; collection of implentents„%hrt Gordon s special butter prize, S.
asemote, J. E. s, o y •
Kernighan, Henderson Bros. ; collec•
AN ITEM OF INTEREST. John Casemore, C. W. Taylor. Campbell*
• E Fell • tw ear old it•on harrows, GI . Gannett, T. II. Taylor, W. H. McCracken; D. MC.
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Roadsters — Brood mare, Peter WOOLLEN GOODS AND OTHER tion of canned fruit, John Gray,
Henderson Bros.
Fowler; spring foal. John .Carrie,
MANUFACTURES.
Peter Fowler ; year-old filly or Union flannel, Wm. Robertson; FINE ARTS.
gelding, R. McIndoo ; two year-old all wool blankets, John Ansley, Geo. 011 painting, still life, T. Carder,
filly or gelding, R. MeIndon, ' W. Johnston ; union blankets, Hander- oil painting, any oilier subject, T.
Henderson; saddle horse, Lott & son Bros., C. Henderson & Son ; home Carder, Mrs. Hele, commended, D.
Sturdy,. Beattie Bros; Single horse spun yarn, W. li. McCracken, Mrs, M. Gordon; landscape, Mrs. Hele, D.
and team, Beattie Bros: carriage Tamlyn ; Jnen's fine boots, Jas. M. Gordon; water color painting, P.
filly or gelding, year old, John liangh ; organs; D. Bell, .T. H. Ross. G. Sperling, Mrs. McInnes, painting
Webster- arriage filly or gelding ,. . . AND on plaques, Mrs, McInnes, T. Carder,
Farmers, why pay 5g and 6 per cent.
interest on your loans when money may
be had at 5 per cent. Payments made
to suit 'borrower. Melees low.
Agency Ontario Mutual Life Assor-
anue Coin pany.
At eke Friday afternoon and all day
Saturday.
A.BNYR, COSEN
Macdonald Block, "%Ingham.
THE MILKMILK•
OF THE-., CATTLE.
Renderson & Son ; small white pea, pen and ink sketch, T. Carder, Miss
GRAIN SEED S.
eornmended,-D. M. Gordon; paIntiu
two years. old„ Jas. Angus, Beattie Red fall wheat, H. Edwards ; ofi bolting cloth, T. Carder ; crayon
Bros.; Agricultttral team, W. Varspn,
W. J. Carrie. white fall wheat, H. Edwards, R. work, colored, Mrs. Hele ; pencil
• 'Scott ; spring 'wheat, S.. Kelly, u• drawing, Mrs. GeMmill, T. Carder ;
• Durham.—Breeding cow and two R. Scott ; large white pea; 0, Hen -
HOLSTEIN DAIRY y, ,?3,onicleeyla,altlhaonud,, ;
luiearxsovki,iellts: on white oats, Wm' T Carder• Mrs Gemmill ; painting
Galbraith ; hand painting on glass, _•• •
costs Calved since last show, W. 0. Mof Always Good Speed.
panning on si or satin,
WROXFITER.
Mr. Andrew Patton, of Prescott,
an old time settler in this section,
was visiting with former friends.
here. •
Messrs. John Hopper and Robt.
and John Barnard wheeled to Lon-
don on Thursday last.
Mr. John Bray bas had the parti-
tion in his store removed and now
occupies the whole store for his
grocery stock.
Mr. Crosby 'Ankle has accepted, a.
situation in a bakery at fiensall.
Bishop Baldwin, of the Huron
Diocese, preached in the Episcopal
church on Sunday evening last.
• P.. Scott; ack oats, C. on'Great Haste is Not
is pure and cold and R. Corley, G. Moffatt; bull, Henderson Son, pottery, T. Carder, Mrs. c ones ;
I M I
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Il Edwards • •
bat:ley, Henderson Bros., R. Scott ; limes, D. M. Gordon ; collection of,
THREE CENTS A QUART. timothN , D. Anderson, R. Scott ; paintings, D. M. Gordon. I
white beans, W. Taylor, R. Scott;
• Is the baby too thin?PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Destiny Changed.
The "Mater Shoe" is closely 'watched chir.,
ing the process of manufacture. Zvery shoe
undergoes a careful examination after leav-
ing the hands of each operatOr.
The slightest flaw in the leather or work-
matighip-a stitch missed -a slip of the knife,
•,, only discernible to an expert condemns the
'tt:',:Y , yS /A
'• We. 1." ,., shoe that started toward the "Slater " goal
to the ordinary, ---1&-lliitt:Zr
nameless, unwarranted army of footwear
sold to whoever will bur them.
The "Slater Sh02" is made in tvlsolve !A. ';Ill.
shapes, all leathers, colors, widths, Sizes 1..,,..
- • and styles. Every pair Goodyear 1,Velt- ' 1.,
cd, name and price stamped on. the soles.
$8.00 AND $0.00.• ,11.2.t4-.... • .....ino.i.iw..... • -
'-i..,si4,,i,ilio.A4
For Sale Only by umvitrni & SUN.
Does heincrease too slow- kir.; field corn, H. Edwards, C. Hen- Wm• Webster took firstprize on I
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beans, any other, R. Sccitt, W. Tay-
ly in weight? derson & Son.
Are you in constant fear HOED CROPS.
the following :-Foliage plants, green
IMuse plants, geraniums,- fuchsias,
collection of plants and flowers ;
he will be ill? • Swede turniii, D. Anderson,
0. table and hand boquet, Ti. McKinley
Hendersonwll.oiicien; any Hotehnecf turnip,smrs. Tamlyn ; floral design; D. de:
,Then give him more flesh.twec4r aSe
urtzei loerson ;Foley ; basket of annuals, D. Me
Give him more power to son; mangold v;
ng• • imley, Mrs, Taml n MeKi I
Henderson & Son, W.11. McCracken; y ; n ey
ist prize on the following :—
, field, Dahlias, gladiolus spikes, verben.t
took 1 • '
resist disease, He certainly mangold, wurtzel, short and carrots -
needs fat-forining food. w. McCracken, C. Itender:
phlox Dram
son & Son ; table carrots, D. MeKin head' PansieS, 15etilnias,
. rnondii, zinnias.
Scott's. Emulsion is just
that food. Ti will make t e Anderson, Geo. johnston; beets, till...! LADIES WORIC AND DOMESTIC IANIINAtURRS.
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h ley, W. Taylor; beets, long blood, D.
baby plump; increase the nip blood, W. Taylor, D. McKinlev cotirgg-git,5M!et„tit, 131.4'6E,Z.
weight; bring color to the • parsnips, P. MelUnleY, W' 1‘16* rott1.14Tyl°, AirTg.,U8P`u(tri,.L,vfnee,ivaing.
• Oracken • early POtat004 MOKin- Gradual, Mrs McInnes, Picred mot lien OM, J.sti •
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ley tientdorbon Hros Outrie, Airs W NteKetole. Silk crazy quilt, MU
late potatoes Hole Miss Gaihr i h tatting P G &online M •
eeks and •prosperity to the
t •
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C ; told, Fmbroldery wo'ollen ot: niat, P
0. HenderSOn & Sor D K.111 ram %II, Valley Walla:. Mrs W Or' "
I whole body. Thin children
Many people trust to luck
to pull them through, and .are -
often disappointed. Do not
dilly-datly in matters of
health. With it you can
accornp is rniracles. With-!
I'
out it you are " no good/'
Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels ad
blood healthy by the use of'Hood's bar-
saparilla. the faultless blood purifier.
tisnah: entillarityatilisniT-a;;dI hfeaocit. "Xucteomrtylhecunmcela
treatment with Hood's SarsaParilla and.
Hood's Pills and in a short time was
cured.' Wittr.ot Bitegnrr, Brantford, Ont.
antOriontAlare-‘bloaols t,r1.ouehtletd ownithnstcyrotifurnlai.
would 110t heal. Bead's Sarsaparilla was
recommended and afterxInntrillgrolilt,z,z
bottles I was well." DA
Treauley Street, Terehto, Ont.
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colleetiOn potatoes, D. MeICinley, O. P1144 nit* t 0 rdov. stabealaarY on SI Or HiAtiL.
take to it as naturally as they Henderson & Son; Stone .& Welling- CO°11114101kplat00.riiSTI 10trl.
special on pntatoes, Krtriekr114,714 ne„1,10;) 5I 5i(11*1leS,
clo to their milk
sc;Cirr &ROWSE, Chemists, TprOlItO. , Bros.; Stone & Wellington's speehtl
No, a, . D. Nielt in ley, Henderson Outline wore, T etnier; John Si Pel Mon'S fine 116,64'1 19•118 erre Bier mg the nim.itrit,aing Alva
shirt, Mrs W McKenzie. Ladies Underleettr, (5
shirt, Mrs W MeKenzio, Mrs tatulytt, Men's roatme Irtiirtittok
Oe. and tirme, all druggists. •