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SATURDAY
BARGAIN
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This time it will be
Ready-ifiade
Clothing
TUE. WING-11AM TIMES, MARCII 30, 1900,
PERSONAL$. now laxxx vog•T 1.001it
ChM% MOM Fla Sunday iu /Myth. I Do you, like to hear it? If uot, talo
M. DI10:7 .9pent a few days this i Nt1141i31/411181°11" 'Twill fill out your
week. vi ith Erie in Tor....ute. i suchen (*yes, hollow cheeks„ awl alit).
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not have n plump figure? C. A, Um, Dominion Bank Inspector, ,1141111 .1.o.. W.useftee tud 1)•7
I Suudayed at M. II. MeIndoo's. .1,./ou'L sa march on yon.
Preeman Cm* WOO ill Woodstock for a •
A BOON TO HORS il '"glisli
.1. lipavin,
• few days during the week on business, Linitneut rein.' oVes a li (1, soft or cal -
S. E. Kut, of Southhampton, was. lowed 17-iuniPs Mu - Ble110S from
horses. Blood , 'p . u, Curbs, -Splints,
calling on old friends in town this
1 week. •Sore and Swoll Throat, Coughs, etc.
Rang 130ne SN toy, -Stiflee, Spre,i11S,
1 Mrs. P. Carr wat . visiting with Mrs. J. The use of oue bottle may make you $30.
Pmith at 1.1.).el for a few dm this Warranted the meet woulerful Blemish
! week. Ourouteovne.r known, Sold by A. L.
: Miss Meltibbon was called to Toronto -
Thursday, owing to the illness of her
father.
We will cut things loose on
Saturday in Ready•made
Clothing, and offer some of the
Best Bargains we have put in
for some tirne.
New spring styles in Men's,
Boys' and Youths' Suits and
O vercoats.
Our advice is shop early on
Saturday.
For instance we will sell :
15 Men's Fine Dark Suits,
reg. $1o, Saturday $6.5o.
25 Men's New Spring Pat-
terns,. reg_ $8.5o, Saturday
Winglunn. 2.5th, the
of Me...Tos. Gray' of 4 r
Mr. and Mrs. jos, 4.(lanis spent a gvpri,T,K,-1111:1"gd,,,erry,en
couple of days last week With friOlidS Atte&ii.T.ocri. Zile! 11.7v,Ifi 71,1,-44 Fit, m
Ilowick. • March 20th, the wife c.f Mr. Davkl MPeCullm,
of a F.011.
Howard McKm:y2e, of tLe Listowel Blyth, on Mareh Zled, the wife of
Banner sten' snent ch. 'Way ,-'t1 W' li"na, of datediter.
1 . 1 Mr.
a I 41.11tRI)1111
; 1E1111 AN-LMAAV i--312.1:MIN..:-.011 March 26th, lip, at
Miss Mattie Cauiplull was visiting te0O4L(T:41.114:03Ttl,411,0Alniiktygnelk%. Rest vt.tivn.1-
,. with her brother in Fein !sten" for a Dercv Androws, Auctre,,13°,..11Ani,deggt1).1(t)
Marion 'Melte', only daughter of William
few days this week. Pet
Mrs. (Rev..) W. Lowe -Mai iu London • „v,m131)"
this week attending. meeting of the- Vdeudg73 yutitt'ariilainlTiliatb25
W. A. AI. A. society. HENDEUSON.-11.n Whiteehureh, on Ma tob.
- 4th Saruh L,, daughter of Mr. H. D. }lender-,
Rev. Riehard Hobbs was iu Palmer- S
St011 Oil Monday and delivered a lecture
at a church entertainment.
Miss Edith Mitchell rettirmel to her
home iu Stratford this week after a
, aged 24 yeani and. 11 ino,a 8.
A.T.T.allII.—IM Ouiross, on March 20th, Lbw,
4. • ffarY, be..oved; wife of_ Bffening Balla gh,
d 02 years and 4 month.V
. C/IA.VMAI.I.-111 Wingliem, on. Nevelt f8th-
.Toluinna Chapman, mother of W,.,T. Chap
, aged. bly%irs and 26 days. .
..ktous.--In WiughaM, 0 era. 2Si11, EUH3P.
U. Eadui, aged. 80 years.
SliOrt; viSit WW1 Wingliani friend.S. The funeral will leave ho residtruiti of her
Dr. J. B. Brown, trother of S. G. brotheit•,2415r....tiViir, en.rlitlis (Friday )- af ter -
Brown, fOraterly of the TDIES haS re- • 11°It 1!.1W;A:11.T.?-71.11).!-IittltI:, om einiZiafil 18th,
W Xountein, aged 18I years and 4
tnated to Stratforl, after spending two ..,,14:1)114,cr,;, - -
years in Dawson city. . McOontaanArin.-At the Clinton botipital,
on March 28rd, Robert .A.. BleCoiltinditle, of
Mr. find Mrs. Frank WilS011, of New- Beigrave, aged 78- years.
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market, spent a couple of days of their. .--- - • . .
honeymoon in. Wingbam,• the guests of WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
Mr. and -Mrs. F. Shore.
Mr. and Mrs. J ernes Clubb, of Thtunes- . UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
ford, called on their brother, John Chibb, . Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
on Wednesday, on their way to Wrox- door south of School Reese. Shop op -
$5. eter. They will return on Monday.
Tir.H. Green Ives in Listowel this week,
15 Boys' very fine Suits I -
reg. $7, Saturday $4.75, electric light plant in. that place. The
20 Boys' fine Tweed, very plant was blown to pieces on Thursday
choice, reg.$4, Saturday $2.75. evening of last week.
postte Macdonald block.
superintending the fitting up of the 1711
They ill be ready Satur-
Miss Addio Campbell, of Chicago was
w
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Dore
day morning at 8 o'clock. • for a few days during the week. On
Some more Dress Goods Wednesday a telegram was received We are still in the Ming bitsineAs and nre
announcing the death of a sister of the prepared to take contracts for tho erection of
Bargains. above named ladies and Miss Campbell all kinds of buildings.
This time it will be Black left by the early train on Tuesday for •
Chicago. notice. Workmanship guaranteed and at rea-
and Colored Dress Goods at
Plan.s and specifications furnished on short
sonable rates.
CHURCH
5oc. a yard. Most of them NOTES. WM. NICHOLSON.
75c , •
The Wingham Baptist church has .
and $t.00. All perfect goods forwarded$5.00 in aid of the Doukhobor °Residence Diagnol street, oppq.te Francisstreet.
Gavin Spence sang a solo at the Pres -
and this season's importations. fun& '
See these goods on Satur- byteriau church on Sunday evening, SHORTHORN _BULB FOR ME
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Which was much appreciated by the
large congregation. The undersigned has a number of thOIOugh-
R3V. MOTgali Wood, D. D. pastor of glirfd Shorthorn Bulls (ready for servical for
Pedigree will be
the Bond. Street Congregational church, tauentrtegvartr Let ittnegiesi.
. NICHOLSON
BUILDER anr
CONTRA° OR
Having opened out a
Grocery in the
SHAW BLOOK
purpose keeping on
hand a first-cla,ss stock
of Groceries, Al, Flour,
Sze.
Our Teas and, Coffees
cannot be beat.
All kinds of Canned
Goods on hand.
Everything fresh.
A call solicited.
Terms spot cash or
trade.
day.
Remember first choice.
Pii. t ricii1030%
MINOR LOCALS.
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largo attendance and service was one of
—A number of the merchants of town 1 the best ever held by the school. A
have had their awnings put p.
special collection, which had been
u
John Wiseman, has been
1 asked for on the previous Sunday was
of Clinton
taken up in aid cf the Indian. Famine
appointed a sub -collector of customs. Fund. The amount realized was $26.76,
—Robertson & Burchill shipped a car which is a large amount for a Sunday
of hogs on Monday and. a car of cattle School collection.
A 'fleeting of the Presbyterian Home
On Thursday. Mission Committee was held recently.
—A lengthy report of the Huron The requests of presbyteries for the
Spring Assizes will be found onin- year beginningApril 1st were passed as
an
side page of this issue. • follows: British Columbia, $23,600;
Klondike, $6,000; Manitoba and North-
-A reader 01 the Traces informs us west, $.20,500; Ontario and Quebec, $29, -
that we had splendid. sleighing on the BOO; making a total of $70,300. To
10th of April last year. this is added travelling expenses of mis-
-Hear Gavin Spence and. Miss Laing sionaries, salaries of superintendents,
in the Presbyterian churand expenses of administration. The
sumthis (Friday) sum required for next year will be close
evening. They come highly recom- on $100,000. . • '
mended. The anniversary service of the Wing-
-The Huron Blacksmiths' Union, is a ham Methodist Sunday School will be
held on Sunday next. Rev. A. 0.
thing of the past. It has melted, vanish- Crews, General Seeretary for the Sun -
ed and is no more, and prices are at the day Schools and Epworth Leagues will
old thing. conduct the services. Mr. Crews has
—The Listowel Orangemen are already been Secretary or the Sunday School
department of the church for a nuniber
making a.rrangements for the celebration of years and a short time ago was also
of the 12th of July, Whieh is to be held appoint/ad Secretary of. the Epworth
in that town. Leagnes. Re will also deliver an
—The regular meeting of the W. C. address to the Epworth Leaguers on
T. U. will be held on Tuesday afternoon Monday evening.
next at 3 o'clock, in the I. 0. F. hall, LISTOWZL.
Chisholm block. On Thursday night last the gas works
in this place blew up with tremendous
—S. Bennett's old planing mill is be- explosion, the whole town boiug shaken.
ing torn down this week. Mr. Ben- Nearly everyone momentarily expected
nett will use part of the material for the that their own dwelling was about to
erection of a drylitiln.
tumble down on them. The crash was
—Sohn McMainnis shipped two car immediately followed by the gas going
load of ashes to the State of Nfassachus- out, which at once located the scene of
-efts this week. John Huffman also disaster, Masses of the ruins were
shipped one car load to the same State. thrown a long distance, and in some
—The Seaforth. Turf Associatioi will places they lie piled in heaps nearly as
have their first meeting on their new high as the smokestack. Nearly all the
park July lith and 18th. They offer windows near the place are broken, and
the vtry liberal sum of $1150 in purses. many large lights of plate glass on the
—The railways willissue cheap tickets main street were smashed. In one ease
for the Baster holidays good going any a large plate glass was blownentirely
clay from the 12th to the iGth, and re. into fragments. The operator, Mr. Wei.
turn on the 17th. . Single fare for round -Mao'', aged 40 years, was in the engine
trip. house at the time, and was hurled with
—Word came from London on Wed- great violence against the wall. A search
f .
uesday to the effect that Win., Suther- party) consisting Bamford,
oMessrs
Herminston and Lee, at once set to work
land, the breakman who met with the to •cliscover the unfortnnate Mall. He
accident here a short time ago was not was found all covered with bricks. The
improving very rapidly. fire had not yet reaehed him, but he was
—T. B. Virallter, of East Wawanosh a terrible sight. At first he was able to
left on Thursday morning for Ottervillo speak, but soon lapsed into unconscious
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and other points, for the purpose of 'less. Ile was removed to wood's liveey
purchasing another car lead of cattle, officer and ine.lical aid proettred, when it
Ile mill have !mother stile shortly after wes found that one of his legs was
his Teti.= Lome.
• i broken, mat the ether had a terrible gash
1 in the ;hit. h alis hands, face and body
i wore bruised, cut and blackened. He
lived. until Rhea 11 o'clock Friday
, morning. Deceased WAS respected by
al Powder, everybody, being a man of exempla -,y'
character and an ardent Worker in the
The price of Dr. if, ely m Catarrhal -Baptist church. Ms sad death is deeply
Powder has been ream. d by the mann- deplorA.
iter from sixty cefits to fifty tens .. . . _ —.
To Savo Her Child.
recommen le ea no other one in Proin frightful disilgurmient Mrs.
existence, by hers of Parliennent. Nannies Gallego, of La Grange, Ga.),
ministers and neational men, eau now applied Bucklen's AtIllek Salva to groat
be had of an7 druggist at AO (mite is eat on her head and face, and Write
bottle. It relieves in ten Irnilinti581, heNi- lilt quick cure ekaibilect all her 'hopes. It
ache and all pain caused by cads tv works wanders hi Bares, Braises, Skl'
catarrh. It is delightful to use. It Brriptims, *am, Burns, Scads, and
Toronto, has accepted a call to Cleave -
land, Ohio. Mr. Wood has lectured in
Wingliarn on two occasions.
Last Sunday afternoon a special review
service was held, by the Winghantlieth-
odist Sabbath School. There was a
fiEDUOTION IN P
Dr. Agneves Catarr
bottle. This medy, which In s
GEO. COWLER.
Marnoch P. 0:+
Will be So at a eat.Sactifice
100 acres of rtially im
from Wingh . Ter
Apply at one to H. DA
bleHIBBON xeentors.
Wingham, rch 6th,
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO
PUPILS OF
The Canada Business College
CHATHAM, ONT.,
are ever in demand by business houses. Among
those who have recently secured good positions
are the following:
Geo. Carroll, steno. and bookkeeper, with
Double Truss.Bralce Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Uenry White, bookkeeper „with W. B. Hotuton
8u Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Alice Couzens, as steno., Richmond & Backus,
Detroit.
Rath Adams, as steno., Windsor Paint and
Varnish Co., Windsor.
Fred Carter, steno., M. R'y Office, Bt.
Thomas, Ont.
These with 180 others of our pupils have taken
good 'positions since July last. Does it not pay
to attend the best? The present is one of the
best seasons for making .a start. No Easter
vocation. Pupils may begin at any tune.
For Catalogue, address
D. 1110LACHLAN & CO.,
Chatham, Ont.
TRUE MING
PORTRA1T8
MADE AT
'ti E. ZURBRIGG'S.
roved land, 7 miles i •
to suit purchaser. Family and other Groups from
•S, or MRS. E. 11. N.
small sunbeams up to 16 x 20,
00. - actual size of photographs.
Pictures copied and enlarged. or
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale his 100 acre
farm, being lot 83, concession 8, Xmloss, situate
2% miles from Whiteehurch. The farm is in
good state of cultivation with 25 acres of bush,
has fair buildings and is well watered. Pos-
session can be given at once. For terms and
other particulars apply to
WM. VARSON,
Langside P. 0.
FARMERS
ancl anyone having live stock or other
articles they wish to dispose of, should adver-
tise the same for sale in the TIMES. Our largo
circulation tells and it will bestrange indeed if
•yon do not get a customer. We e,an't efearantee
that you will sell because you mayllfiik more
for the article or stook Cum it is worth: Send
your advertisement to the Trnnis and try this
plan of disposing of your stock and other
article.s.
/*re. After. 'Wood's Phosphodine,
The Great ,English Remedy.
•Sold and recommended by all
druggista in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Six
• packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use offer
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package $l, six, $5. One WU:Please,
viz win cure. -Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
Sold in Wingliam. by Colin A. Camp-
bell, Druggist.
ABNER OMENS
General Insurance and Loan Agent.
cif LIFE—The Ontario Mutual.
L•CP•I - pante:).
FIRE—The Non -tariff Com -
ACCIDENT— The London
Guarantee and At eident,
PLATE GLASS—The Do -
111 tninion.
Money at Lowest Rates.
In ales corner of Minnie and Patrick
Streets every Friday afternoon and Sat-
urday.
remottutod. -"
Down floor gallery, opp. Presb. Church.
THE STUDY
OF FABRICS
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sbestos t faster d
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style, cutting, Making, the desire to
please and to give the utmost value, puts
the question of satisfaction of our cus-
tomers beyond the shadow of a doubt.
High Classed Tailoring
This will be of interest to parties building. By
using Asbestos Plaster you can have a positively fire
proof wall. IT DOES NOT crack and when fin-
ished on the wall forms a clear and white enameled
surface, Asbestos costs no more than ordinary plas-
ter. Use the best.
214 ft. x 6 ft. x 6 ins, tinned iron Sap Pans.
Spiles and Sap Pails always in stock.
• icycles'
'We are in the bicycle trade this season with a iiirE
full line of Ladies' and Gents' Wheels.. They are e•11;;"i;
purchased outside of the combine. We are not in ki
WNW
the combine. •FEE
Further announcements later.
trit
YOUNG & PAULI
Irmorrnmma
E. CLARKE H
ills
TAILOR •
eel
110;
rse
HAS
MOVE
DOWN STAIRS
• in the store
(next C., N. Griffin's Grocery
Store)
and is prepared io make your
Fall Suits or Overcoats in the
most approued and up-to-date
style.
Special attention given also
_to Ladies' Jackets with New
•York latest styles.
E. C. CLARKE.
Oet, 27, 1899,
is not necessarily high-priced. You will
find proof of this by calling:on us, ex-
amining our goods, getting prices and
leaving your order for a suit.
Robt.
Maxwell
nigh Art Tailor, Wingham.
Destiny Changed.
The "Slater Shoe" is closely watched &it -
ing the process of inatirifacture. Every shoe
undergoes a careful examination after leav-
ing the hands of each operator.
The slightest flaw in the leather or work-
inatiship-a stitch missed -a slip of the knife,
only discernible to an expert condemns the
shot that started toward the Stater"goal
to the ordinary,
namelestt, unwarranted army of footwear
soli to whoever will buy them.
The fRatc-r Shoe' is made in twelve
, shapes, all lechers, e6lors, widths, sizes ..
end stylen. Every pair Goodyear 'Welt-
. 0,1, name and price stainticti on the soles.
43.80 !.MI
s completely. Sad by A. L. Piles. Sae. (3areduarsoteed by Colin
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A. Oattepbell, dra at. for Sale Only by W. J. GREER.
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As the seaso-1 is Low
approaching when these
bills will be needed by
horsemen, we would
spy to 01 such that the
TIMES office is well
equipped for turning out
'this class of work. A
splendid line of suitable
cuts.
Reasonable rat.
THE iy1ILK
OF
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
is pure and cold and
costs......
THREE CENTS A QUART
orses
rated
To draw away the car loads of goods
• ordered for spring.
Buggies and Carriages.
Nearly three ear loads of Buggies and Carriages have
been ordered from the best makers in the country. We will
have buggies to suit the purses and tastes of everybody. High
grade, medium grade and a grade neither high nor medium.
Prices to correspond. •
Farm Implements.
We will have in farm Implements nothing but the best. We
don't need to say anything about the Massey -Harris goods,
suffice to say that the farmers are going wild over the new
Binder and Mower, and those placing their orders with any
other firm before seeing these new machines will undoubtedly
feel disappointed. Buy from a thoroughly CANADIAN
firm that can give you the best on earth, and a firm that
keeps thousands of dollars worth of repairs at yotar door.
We. have the slickest plows and gang plows you ever saw
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The National and Imperial Gangs are something new, ,ancl
had an extraordinary sale last fall. In fact we could not nteet
the demand made on us for these goods. Ask your neighbor
abotit the gang plow he got here last fall.
Repairs! Repairs!
We are loaded up with all kinds of repairs We can fit
any plow ever made with hard and tough tempered in oil cast-
ings. Having bought our repairs last fall, before the raise in
prices, we will be able to sell plow repairs at /899 prices until
further notice.
Music and Sewing Machine Dept.
In this department you will find choice selected Pianos
and Organs front Gerhard-Heintzman, of. Toronto; Bell, of
Guelph ; Doherty, of Clinton; Dominion, of Bowmanville,
and Sewing Machine from Raymond, of Guelph.
Small Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Music of all
kinds in abundance, all of which are sold at small margin.
Come in everybody and see through our stores, office and
warerooms.
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
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