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' X ..VIII,- 'NO 1451.
WE SELL CHEAP.
NEW STOOK OF
STAPLES
In order to facilitate the quick sale of
the rost of our largo stock of Dress
•Goods and Fine Dry Goods, we have
Y
sof
bought a very lar„e took stapes nn
all lines, Flannelettes, Wrapperottes,
Shirting, Towelling, Apron Linen, Tick-
ing, Cottonades, &c. These will bo sold
.at lower prices than you can possibly
buy them elsewhere. The publie knows
as well as we can tell them that the
prices of all these goods have greatly ad-
Vanced. We bought before the rise, and
as we sell them at cost, our customers
get them at a price less titan they eau be
bought wholesale to -day.
And don't forget that we must get rid
•of the rest of our Dry Goods before
spring, Hitherto we have been selling
them at cost; from now till they aro all
gone, we shall sell BELOW COST.
We quote a few prices to show we
=eau what we say:
25 pieces of Dress Goods Regalia, .price
was $1.00, now 60e. •
25 pieces of Dress Goods, regular price
'price was 85c, now 05c.
15 pieces of Dress Goods, regular price
75o, now 48e
8 pieces of Dress Goods, regular price
was 65c, now 37e
10 pieces of Dress Goods, regular price
'600, now 32e.
5 piecces of Dress Goods, regular price
was 350, now 21c
5 pieees Dress Goods, regular price
was 50c, now 27c
10 pieces Dress Goods, regular price
was 30c, now 18e
• The balance of our stook of Ready--
made
eady;made Overcoats, Ulsters and Suite will
be sold for the balance of the season at
'cost. This is positivelya fact; we mean
it. _ Specially low prices will be quoted
this month in our Boot and ShoeDepart-
uaent, as we want to make room for
.Spring Goods.
Our Tailoring Dept. has evidently
caught the attention of the public,•al-
though: late in the season we are still
crowded with orders. We claim, and
• our customers will bear us out that we
.give the best value and turn out the best
fitting, most stylish and altogether the
most satisfactory `Olot7ung 'made iu the
'County. Don't forget to leave us your
•order for the next suit or overcoat you
t
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WINGHA
WINTGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1900-
r�.1W4• •^a•'rnr01+�'�411 1Yo7Zar;,-Any Ono wI3tung to pay
their notes, or a part of them, can do ea
at the Bank of Hamilton. As I muskier
all nay .eustoniers good ohne paY
until ley returna about the brat of pr�•il,.
1'000. IBA r. IslaNnon. to
To Sunsoiuui ns. --Tho figures after
YOU CAN BUY
GRAPE
GRAPE.
NUTS
SIIREDDED
WHOLE WHEAT
BISCUIT
and a •full line of Christie,
Brown & Co's (admitted the services of a> nae
Fancyi e
tbc! best) Plain and after the mill will b
liitcuits from iia order that they . .
their orders,,
MASGatt5E tfl5 CAM
*--AT— $ masquerade earallval
'” ! Winghem skating
ing, Feb. 9tlt, So
Nr A
� � arq u � a L 011 S sltatieg line -will bo ixx
" of the following: --To.
Opp. Bank of Hamilton
wINGIIA3I, march, lancers, Aine
cotillion, and navy i
Le t� � �y above will be introd
for the first time, an
GENE' AZ LOCAL NEWS. the rinks be pie s ng
See Halsey Park's advertisement, carnival in town,
Dr, Bader, of 1 ondon,-will be at the there will be skating•
Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on the first has been engaged for the oocasion, Ac1-
Friday of each month f>'om 11.80 a. mission 15 and 10 ce ts,
m, till 3 .o'clock p in , for consultation
the address of every subsceiber indicate'a
the date to which his subscription has;
boon paid. A change of the number is a
receipt for money received. Wateh the
figures and see that you are paid in ad-
venca.
WlxcurAx leeova •ISIrees. - Mesa:;e.
Harvey, Monson & rockelback have
been n utking somei s xtenetve imerove-
n floor mills and
best quills in this
out flour genal to
'hey have soe red
miller and here-
in day and night
up with
keep
Y
meats in the 'VPingh
now have one of the
section and can' turn
any that is made. •
Sc to 35c per ib.
•
wee A
Houses eon 1I
Currie and Riuto
shipment of horses
toba on Tuesday v
that the seventeenoccasion were the belt lot that ever loft lege. We take it all
Wiugham. J. O. Currie went in charge. is' a town axnd. a good
OaIT1rAaY •- Tiae Pennsylvania') Re- Tha Review wishes it
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rrnxa. -• Messrs. WaNTND-•Sea^made their first Mrs, A. E, Smith.
s Resell to Maui- WILL 1nE a eirTY. P. R. It is said the Review hurt tses shipped on this of Wiughana by rof
publican of Fobrua'r1 2nd, 1;30e, ro'orcls its present prosperity
the death of Mao (Ze ) Talbot, wife of called down, ten years
R O, Talbot, D, D. . , f tl at pl calls Wiughaan a to
o' 1 ace,
Dr. Talbot is a forme Winghamtte and , Review,
his man friends will egret to hear of COUNTY this his second bereav meat iu so short nual meeting of the Not
a tithe, he having lost little daughter L. was held in Wau: las
this week. The l 4 {tin
$1 ,& H +,.W' .
Ito
a l.• -•-"Unwillingly
mad sensibilities
ng to it al a. *tril-
ls. Wiughatn A
ve one at that. A
continuation of •
nc1 hopes to be
oxo now, if it
A
." - Kineardinxe 14lt
,
'LINT:1 lie an- ''
It Huron L. O. .i
F'
on Tuesday of , e
was one of tile '
Y Y LODGE Ms
bat a year and a half ga.
ELECTRIC LanerLNu -As will be seen most successful of tee r rind ever li
by the council r ainut sin another col- over 70 members being present.
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a},1.
ire 1'•
umn, that a move s on foot to have
following affi�erses ma -tonnty
more electric lights o tho streets of our Mester, Jno. Wilford, Blyth; Deputy vv
t ]-
nc _ i._ zea • Cha
town. This is a mow T in the right dir-
Master, W. �' Greer, W €;ha 1
ectiona. Wingham t badly in need of lain, R3v W. Lowe; sac. Sec., T.
more lights ou the isa,ck streets and if Nash; Fig- Sea., W R. Mooney;
rad a satisfactory rata c u' be secured from
-� the Electric Light Co, the council
V
" ' Treasurer, E. Ilryalnns; D of C:, J. .7,
11 be held rax the McMannns; I,ecture#rs, Geo. Mcdos,,
on Friday even. should plater) a few More lights on our
Mciliaunus,
thfntg new In the streets, T. E. WA/awes ,pm --Thr, sale of
•oducod, consist- Foe, SALE, -.A. quantity of second- cattle held by T.B Walker, of East _:
pen vAth a, grand hand two and three inch piping for sale Wawanosh, on Tuesday was very large -
can Sooh d to thohighest forkinds Ty attended, buyers being ,present from.
reel, on reasonable terms. I azo also larepar-
and reel. The o pay
g t It block
all n n Lucknew, Brussels, Blyth and
of wood. Apply nit salt block office.
ed in Winghaan F G Srear ING, Bclmore, The stoop was all in good
is weary papular ill TI6 tee ere '''''''`I'''' ' ,emehaux las Condition au,c1 sold at fair prices. Messrs,
es, suet willow always hal a goomarket, but in J' Currie, G. Barton and C. Hamilton
ature at the first future it will liav a. bette>; one than. took turns in oil ing'the auctioneer's
etween each event hammer and it only took two and a half
First-class music ever, Thos. Gig ory is now on„the hours to sell some eighty head of stock.
�riaxket and is prep. 'ed to pay the high -
,ere Mr. Walker intends holding another
in offering. : sale in the 'courso of a few weeks, _
iiderable experience Watch the next issue of the Three for
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat.
G. T. R. Hoene =urchin' & Robert -
eon shipped a car• o cattle to Toronto.
and a car • of h• = -to Collingwood.
Louttit & MoDonai' shipped a ear of
cattle to Toronto. A number of car
loads of bark war:. received 'for the
CANADIAN FOREST
one of the organizers
Order of Foresters,
weeks in.toesen in tb
Maitland. Ile has c
days and has met
The Foresters of tovi
in his -work, and evil
Wingham Tanning 0. the part of the mem
Trn Realm' G= , • .-The Wi}ngham land, at least fifty n
de very satisfactory be added to Court 1Vl
Mr, Stephenson for Strong's stay in. tol
or the balance of the meeting of the Cour'.
Curling Club has
arrangements with
the use of the slink
season and this go
again revived. in
rinks had the flit
Monday evening
T. O. O. F: ME
• G. Strong,
of the Canadian:
s spending a few
interests of Court
rly been here a few
ith great success.
n should assist him
a little work on
est price for all gi
Gregory has had co
in this Tine and
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TRY
1EATHFIELO'8
RAS
M
The Magic Remedy
For Coughs and 'q`v
Colds.
V
MORROW'S DRUG STORE
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RICH GOLD MINE.
Whether gold is found in the frozen
Yukou or in Winghare GOLD IS ,ST1T
GOLD.
Well, we will • give you gold or its
equivelent right here, and nn paying;
quantities too, without having to dig
far it.' Here are some of the ways by
which you can get it.
Dlen's I'ar Coats
Good, strong, -veli lined, trimmed
and made, were sold in the regular
ingham grain the date of next sale. way at $S..o, our price is $12.75. Still
market will be gnTe lively hereafter. better oats were $20 and $22, our prig
,,. nsw18, til. Goat Sleigh Robes, were ,
our pxipe is $4.50. These are fu size
business. PP Y a s c , e. well made and well lined.
e� price.' _ Everything in Overcoats will have the
AFTER SIXTEEN . LONG 'YEARS -W. J. price practically cut in two. Take one
he Wingham F Mall h, secret' of the Y `M. C.A ., to 42, wellle ade, well hued, o dU�sie i'
Ans
7
ve the pleasure of for *3,50.
Farmers ill do well to market their AP0R5NTIOE Weewere lA good smart �-yy boy wanted at once to learn the printing Il ''
grain in �i ]ainghant a .ud obtain, the high- c A 1 t Teams
OCR Town BA ID-� t
band was re -organized ata meeting held
a ue n s o on ne ay even-
lag
ve will next week
m th Queen e ' H t•! T sd n- meeting
ere of Court Mait- 6 his fathe
w members should t5 A�CTine ficers a ce-Pre oted a en A ]3. seen for snxteen1.
itland during Mr, dent,sgrove; Sec -Tres '.,• A. Robinson; tleman is visiting
wn. The regular Managing Commit 'r. Irwin, G. man, at Wingli
-will be'$eld tins. Reiland J. E. Davis l is expected that secretary will go
e,
olds game has been (Friday). evening,:, ,and each member has just comae out
Ingham, . couple of should be present. • '1 the first practice evil e hold on Monday home in the conn
evening next. This is an organization Trelaud. His so
nae of the season on FOR SALE.—.A., -A, H• Carr is offering his that is deserving of the hearty support
t- 'desirable property. oh Minnie street
cel for of our townspeople. '' W e hope it may
neeekAb the regular sale. or teams and other p ti e
'1 to rho oW ezz �,. t f now be a. going concern, as a town is not
a good band.
meeting of Maitlend Lodge •I O O F., ar -
.. ;what it should be Witho
on; Thursday evenizig• of last'week, sen A Mee/acme. Ptb' u t -The West'ern « }�
new membei`s 't v' e initiated. t was Progress, published at Molita, Man., in C' O, F• AT How ho "At Home”
expected that the russets degree team -writing up the pro eer settlers of that gxvem in the opera kouse ,on Tuesday'
f td . f evening under the anspicos of Court
wan • . have been present ut the rough weath- sector has the O owing say o a•
r
er
kept them away. r e we- After the business 11 known forme Wingharnitc 1tTr Maitland Canadian Gre er' of Foresters,
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fi _•- .
of the evening had eer concluded, re- Awas landerson had eeperience of � is gely attended f d A tby the die Foresters
®ni
farming was and eat of refresh-
& So
were s rued and the large
number, present spe t a very enjoyable
evening..
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220•
'i Roll Butter,
WAITTED- Cho e ,
ns. also Raw. Furs, Cho .ce' Fox $4.50. We
• have a few mantles to clear; $10 ones
fo $5, $5 ones for $2 50; also a few Fur
lalarrlage Licenses
:Issued by FaAxac PATi.atsoN', No. 28 Victoria
-street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required,
1�.'�•'%�� .��..a mfg-i�`"r�"rr��.a��u-c"�
NOTHING LESS' -THAN
should satisfy you. You will in all .i
probability attend a .business col-
lege once m your life time, then
why not . spend your time in a
school where there are not any
doubts about getting a first-class
training? The Central Business
College, Stratford, Ont., has the
reputation of being one of the very
Ibest schools in . the Dominion.' It
has a large staff of expert instruct-
ors and enjoys a large attendance.. ri
,Write for our handsome catalogue; aI
New` term now open. Enter as
soon as possible.
W. J. ELLIOTT, principal,
Central Business College,
Stratford, Ont.
us
1900
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PotL'rier Seto -we -The fourth annual
exhibition of the Duron Poultry and Pet
Stook Association ieId at„ ,Seaforth last
week, was the .mo. 't successful yet held
by the Assooiatio t. Over 600 birds
were on exhibition; and many df the best
poultry men in - the province were
among the exhibieers. Messrs. W. Tay-
lor and Jos. A. Graiy,. of town, were
very successful inl winning prizes. The
been held in Wing -
for various reasons,
eted as the best glace.
show should have
linin next year, b
Goderich was eel
forholding it:
A HINT TO Art RuTIsnxts—Alen you
see an item descaribing the methods used
by a business m.n to increase trade, or
a suggestion, wJich, if applied, would
increase the eillciency' of your store 'ser-
vice, clip the' article out and keep it.
Have a book handy and place the clip-
pings in it. Give a portion of each
week to the study of this collection of
thoughts from, different sources; debate'
with yourself from",
the ideas there con-
tained can besuccessfully applied to
yoni.particular business, and you will
find many suggestions which, with a
little change, can be used to increase
your trade or profit.
COVNTsr POOR ?tiiousts—The. Brook-
vi11e Recorder published the following
statistics in reference to county poor
houses in Ontario. It will be noticed
that the cost per capita in ('E-Inron is less
than in any•of the other counties: -
ew",
.014 gt
County-- I 4
Huron 4 yrs 80
Welland,.... b. 46
Middlesex r . ....1.11/ x01
"York•,., ,.1.4 98
Elgin , .. , ... 134 49
Lambton..,d'..... 8 86-
Norfolk
C
Norfolk .. ,..,80 54
Waterloo ..; 80 95
Perth ...... A8 48
Leeds kGreea�ville 4 46
Oxford 6 61
P
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whom he has not
g years. That gen-
is sister, Mrs. Herds -
Ont., whither the
•xt week. His father
to Canada from his
of Armagh, north: of
came out to Canada
when a little boy, and by faithfulness
and perseverance leas risen to the honor-
able position he n4,w holds. Mr. Mel-
iagh looks ferwar4to ;seeing his. father
with a great deal pleasure. -Kingston
Whig.
E'ER ONALS. •
Joe Hodgson is - isiting friends in Bel -
ments,
in in Outer 'o duringthe earlysir riga s, g'oo programme more.
part of his life lint,ave it up to go into provided P Y e Fred Davidson, of undayed
the saw mill and s ave factory business ments, which =Ado in , a pleasant even-. in town. f
in Wingham, Ont Anticipating a boom. mg for all present A H Musgrove
Exeter, S
siting with
t Sunda
wel,speu
s.`
Henson
Homuth gave an iustr 'mental selection He was looking f r fogs.
that either the N P. or•C. P.R:''would Which was well ree-ived, and Mrs. Dr. D. D. Ross was in Toronto for a`
soon build a br: ch to the southwestern Ilomuth and Miss C. licher els ave a couple of days cis week.
fine instrumental sele•,tion. ass L.
portion of the p'evinnce, Mr. Anderson• Geo. Shaw r4ureed from Dauphin,
visited the neig �? orhood of Melita, and Sperling gave a spl ,indid violin solo. Man., on Monde r evening,
beingpleased wi:h theappearan
was the chairman on he occasion end • Mass Pattison i' vi friends
in Manitoba °win, ; to the,. change of ' in London.
Government whic i occurred in 1887, he falls �„ ;. - t position a the satisfaetioni Thos. Wilson open y at his
Mx. Anderson .de nsuined to Gonne out 'of aU, seers. W. J. Greer, A. M.
',';p. Hall sac song songs; Dr. home in Ingersoll : '
here, springWhich h 1880.0, K uitetiysang two son s in good style, Earl Kidd, of std t Sunday
the of . With Win ham f end
roposal of the N. P: the last'one being a pa titular good one; g '
linesto the west of Miss L. Sparling and ' Mrs. ` W T. J. Wm. Button w s in this week.
rightly thinking
and see the coun
cordingly did in
Learning of the.
Ry. to extend the
the Souris river
ce of the Miss Hay' of Listowel sang a solo that
was very much enjoyed and Miss Griffin John Ritchie i; away on a few days
country, deter ed to buy a largevisit to friends iii Geneva, N. Yr
quantity of Ian(' as he thought he could also sang a solo in got i voice. W. G.
Wednesday.
make no imsta in acquiring a consid- Strong, organizer for he C. O. F,, gave Geo, H. Moo. y, of the Ripley Ex-
` hil 't ' still ohea a short talk onForesks, explatiniatg the press was in to on W y
istowel, is visiting at
c1e, Thos. Gregory.
wan and son, of Orange
ids in town this week.
aald; of Goderich, was
, Wingham friends this
erabbe quantity v e i era p'workings of the Ord r. Taken. as a Miss Hay, of
Returning to inmipeg again Mr. And-
•Whole, the prograram• was' as. good as the home of her
green purchase ;four sections 0.0. P.R.
land and one', of N. W . Landwe have seen rendeved in our opera Mrs, Arthur
Cos land. Ire then made one or twohouse. Dining th evening refresh- Mrs,
visited frig
trips east for th3 purpose of winding up meats were served a 1 all appeared to A•G. 113cDo;
his business at Wiugham and finally thoroughly enjoy' ti emselvea in. this canning oxo •old
brought his faiily out to. Manitoba and part of the programm -. A hearty veto Sveek.
of thanks was tendered to all those
also shipped firm Ontario two cera of
taking part in the pro xammme and to
building materi xls and stock, iucludi ig 'the ladies who had ]rovided the re -
nine horses andwnb• cow, ' That year he
built his house and broke 100 acres of freshments, -
land. His lame was purchesod on May. •
16th and in Jun}' he was offeped $2 per
acre advanoo on the price of purchase.
Th offer was, coarse, refused.
1890 he broke 2( acres. more and put in •
100 acres of excel. The , yield. was not
about 14 bushels per
r he put in 800 acres of
yield of 9,000 bushels -
r 78 cents per bushel.
, has gone on breaking
oh year until lie .has
under cultivation.
w Sometime agoolte gave his daughter and
each of his theee sons a half -section batt
Still retains and works the retraining
three seetiond.. To work all this land 88
't ' head of Worlting horses and an average
of six hired men are required. Mr. A.
83 has four or five binders and recently
65 94 parehased a threshing :machine. This
55 87 year Mr. A. had about 10,000 bushels of -
62 82 wheat and 5,000 bushels of oats off three
72 11 sections. Mr. A. brought to this country*
78 00 about $8;009 and now estimates that his
68 16 property would clear $06,000 to *40,000.
46 00 He states emphatically that nothing.
68 00 would induce fain to Ieave this eonntry
20 48 and Win in Onitrite as it is much easier
78 84 to work a large cinantity of land h re. WI N GH AM,
DAVIS'
Miss Eva Gro
from Blyth, wh
friends.
Miss Lail Tag
r the guest of Mi
ing the week.
T In Miss Irving,
-very large, b
acre. Next yy
wheat and had
which he geld.
Since theh• tr.
up more hand
now about 3
SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
Com`` RIOS
OOLDSa,
ITOARSIrlNESS,
COUGHS,
SORE THROAT,
311B.014'01 ITIS,
PAIN ler OHEST.
Relieves Dry Coughs
and allows Restful Sleep,
a w DAYS
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN,
coy has returned home
re she had been visiting
icell, of Kingston, was
s Jennie MacMath dur-
Teeswater, spent a few
days in Wingha with friends, prior to
leaving for Dre don,
Mrs. Alex. St 'bee and Master Gray, of
Seaforth, are `visiting the former's
brother, Mr. R. _S. MacMath.
Miss Reid rerurnned to her home itt
Toronto on Friday, after a visit with
her cousins, the.Misses Stewart.
Mies Wood returned to her home in
Toronto on To day, after a visit at -the
home of her tut e, J. A. Morton.
Mrs. John M maid and Miss Mabel
McDonald, of istowel, were visiting
'Wingham frier during 'the week.
• Mrs. 11, M'. M Mister, of l thel, who
was visiting wit friends here fora few
days, returuod h oto on Wednesday.
T. Hall, of the Advenoe, and IL B.
Elliott, of the Tx s, are attending the
manual meeting; the Canadian Frees
Association at To oto. -
Miss Mary M aid, of Goderieh,
jreturned home o oni3,ay after spell -d-
i itlg a emelt of vw. with relatives and
',friends in Wines, and vicinity.
Ladies, Fur Coats, Cakes,
Caperities, Ruffs, &c., •will all 'be treated
in: the same way. Blankets, Large
Wool Blankets, 7 lbs for $j2,45; big stook
to select from. Everything in winter
goods goes the•same way at
D. M. Goanoh's
The Direct Importer,
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IN M.14r ol1Ti 9F AGOI M. snafu
WILD Dm) n' Enr l ANY 7.TIi, 1899:- . ,,J_. •
Death h been her'; d' bo ae away
ars a aux Y
A sister from ou id
s`s o,
Just in the mornin ; of her day,.
As young as we, the died,
Not long ago she filed her place,
And sat with us o Pearn;
But she has run he moralrace,
And never can re uru.
She is not dead, but eeping there,
Her spirit's gone a eve;
It's calmly resting • that home
Of peace and joy: a d love.
But will not Be who etched here
Watch o'er her the the same;
For our Father in Heaven
Calls her from whe ce she came.
Oh, who World call ham back again,
To earthly strife ane care;.
To struggle on in this nark world,
While she is happy t fere?
The vacant chair she o co did fill,
Awakens fresh your 'ef;
lent dry your tears,• for aggie's gone
sighs are no r ief.
Whereg
Her hopes grew brighte as she neared
Thebright eternal sh -e,
For she knew across th river,
Was the loved one go ie before.
One less on earth, they eemed to tan
One less from pain is been;
Ono less the daily cross .o bear,
But there's one more =n Heaven.
Gad has laid up for her _n I3eaven
A crown which canna fade;
The eighteens judge at hat great day
Shall place it an her dead.
Then let us trust in o Saviuor,
And walls the path see trod;
That we may also be r ady
To meet .the call of sod.
Rest, Maggie, rest, -
The. toilsome life is •est;
Jesus has taken thee nee,
To dwell among the blest.
So, farewell, Maggi
We meet on earth
But it won't be long
Olt Canaau's liamp
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