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No matter what your nevds
may l this is the one place in
Win0qm that is sure to have
exactly what you want. Every
quality we have is strictly
reliable, and the styles are of
the very latest.
Spring Carpets
and Curtains
Stockthatis complete and
up-to-date, as we know how to
make it with such a variety of
patterns and grades. Enough
to satisfy every fancy. Why
shouldn't this be your best and
safest place to buy Carpets
and Lace Curtains.
SA,T1111,7 !
in Dress Goods and Ready-
made Clothing. Why not
have a new Suit or Dress for
Easter. Will sell the above
at easy prices.
Saturday another shipment
of Dress Goods to hand at
excellent prices at
M. H. riiciNDOOT
PERSONALS.
MINOR LOCALS.
Apprentices isanted at once. Two
yountr Lai( s to learn tailoring,
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THE WINGITAM TIMES, Mtn 0, 1900
MARS.—At Brussels, ou Mare21131, the
of Robt, u1nut it of a daughter.
Smith (if Own,
s.r.- LI Witighann
111 Dey of a daughter.
11`11.^in
Wing
Wiuglu4u,54vrW4,tht wife of
fl 4, the wife Mr.
pril 1 e:4, thwife of
ho
—TImperial'Limited, witielt the Q • na. a ikson.
mvsa.--In Winghaus, on March 2t:th, that %,‘"
L. U. ran kwtWeell DiOlitretli. Ala Vail wife of Mr. Alen. °Jiver, et comrade, iit a son.01.-
cower last munmer, wm be put on again zclnPocen March egth, the
—Jelin W.turatuakhu
er says that if you ararcrtirgin Having opened
of M • joPiekett, of a daughter.
t
Want to CIO business SO3, Imust lot the 1.
r.lAzinsort--1,,r044z-ititt tibtei;iriudeenve%ourlipte Grocery in the e
publics kuow a U. To discontinue your trehbe, mr.1)Zut otoeuoy, oe monis,' to mig3
advertiw
senhts is like taking down your (111.1#1141tibegtoolisianiter er Mts. itebt. Little,
early iU Attie. 80t1a, the wife
Ow
'41
4 2.
rocery
sign. DAr—Partroi..— At the residence of the
bride's brother, 3Kr. Wm. Dunlop on Mizell 27
Dr. Macdonald ISNIOW permanently no, by tlw Rev. A. B. b‘arlaey, lyfr. Thos. 'w:
at home and can be consulted by Day,t of thlili ?on., Howiek, to- Miss 1‘.1.1:ggio
1115 patrons.. 0Amnisen14--Me(4En. — At Whitechureh, ou
—Queen 'Victoria visit4 Ireland on
Wednesday in her elst year, after an
absence of 40 years, to show ih>r ep-
previation cf the valor of her Irish.
soldiers.
Tii-vo will be swelal. Eister snvice at
the S. A. Barraelm this year, emducted
by Major 0.1lier, of Toronto, brother of
Bus. Collier who is at pl:camt iu charge
of local corps. For particulars see
next week's issue.
Two gentlemen hinirelerti C:111 llud
accom.oaation by applyint,o• at No, 16,
Patrick street, corner of Edward street,
Pleasant rooms. 4t
ein op, (lorrie.
Much ,ilst, James Campbell. of Kansas
Cit,,v to Miss walla,' dsughter of Mr. James
MaKiee, of Morris.
Hinn—On—Ozt March, 23111, at the resi-
dence of the bricle's brother, Moeri ,s Bev.
R. Paul, 3)Ir. John Mill, of Brwisels, to MISS
1111 a Beani, of Morris*.
DIED.
McKrire, thireh 2'. of pneumonia, at
his late reaidence, Itt Sir:dine
Wargo XoXibbon, ogre'. 63 years .,
Moor.n.—In ou Mare 26,1200, John
Moore, aged 91years, months and. 20 (layti.
ConamAN.—an Iloiyi.00d, lam& 21, Me.
Ellen Corrigan, widow of the late johu Cor-
rigan, aged 104 years.
MORTGAGE GALE
Valuable Town Property.
A robin sits on the baro tree -twig; Under and by virtue of a power of sale con-
taints1 in certain mortgage whieli will be pro -
He shivers and tries to sing; dem:let the time of sale, there will be offered,
But he quivers and shakes till his head 9g411.e.,!).1: Dani,
TO:Wil of Wingham, in the County in on,tolT
drops off—
• Tuesday. the 24th day of April nick at ;4 (ieloolc
And this is a bautifal spring. mule arterraies, the rchcwis abasetemo-
perty, viz:—Lot number six on e west slab of
—Hamilton Times. the Diagonal Road. and. nortl side of Victoria
Street, in the said Town of ingluun Govern-
ment Additional Survey, s e and exc'ept those
Portions thereof ho tof o solil and conveyed
to Rolinul Beattie d rowell Willson, as iLe-
scribed in their re .red deeds.
Tarolwro onth property a brick wagon
shop, a frame blacksmith's clop mid. a good.
frame stable. The property is centrally situ.-
ated in said Town of NV -Ingham, and is suitable
for either business purposes or building lots, or
boTEth.nar
S OE' SALE.—Tou per cent. of the pur-
chase money on the day of sale and the balance
within twenty 'clays thereafter. Further par-
ticulars and. conditions will be made 'mown. on
day of sale or may belied on application to the
Vendor's Solioiter.
Dated at Wingham this 2nd day of April, A.
D. 1900.
R. VANSTONE, Wthgharn
Vendor's Solicitor.
'shall be to have contributions to
-this column from any of our readers. If you
have visitors or purpose going away yourself,
drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that
effect.
TOWN eotricon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Town Council was held on Monday
evening. Members were all present.
Minutes of last regular meeting read
and approved.
Mayor Clegg read a communication
from IL Eilber, M. P. P. for South
Huron, which showed the progress that
had been made with the Wingham Bill
now before the House.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The finance committee reported on the
J.B. Ferguson, salary andpostage$102 50 Vi
following accounts:—
Jos. Coad, salary 17 06
ALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
V. Vannorman, salary 42 00 Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
Electric Light Co„ for March32 65 door south of School House. Shop op -
Jas McGuire, ex -press .. ..... 85 pestle Macdonald block.
A. Ross, express, etc 4 05
Firemen's salaries, 13 @ $5.00... 65 00
Geo. Hughes, labor, streets 2 26
H. Kerr, book cases for Clerk's
10 00
office The undersigned comfortable house to
H. Kerr, repairs to hose tower in
1898. , 2 25 6 acres of laud in c • meetion; also a goocl bear-
ing orchard. I also have a quantity of good
J. S. Scott, wood for hall Seed Potatoes for sale of the Early Chicago
Wm, Holmes, repairs .3 96 Viu•iety.
Thos, Pocock, stone for dam.— 25 00
Hart & Riddell, stationery 3 CO
W. J. Sheffield., labor ..... • (35
re Bill . • 15 00 M. NICHOLSON
Mayor Clegg, expenses to Toronto
Howson, Harvey & Brocklebauk,
care of dam . • 8 34 BUILDER and
HOUSE TO
and Seed. Potatoes
NT
Sale..
ALEX. InILLY,
• Wingham P. O.
T. Hall, printing .. . . 8 60
Your committee recommend that all
the above accounts be paid.
J. H. Ozrzsnormi Chairman.
Chisholm—Bell—That the report of
tho Finance Cominittee be adopted.—
Carried.
FIRE, WA.TER AND LIGHT COMMITTEE.
•
The Fire, Water and Light Committee
reported in favor of putting in a fire
alarm bell at Wm. HallidaY's residence
and at firemen's rooms. The cost would
be in the neighborhood of $15.00. There
is also one of the hydrants out of repair,
a new bead is required. Then the same
could be used as a spare hydrant. We
would also recommend that a neat
dresser be placed in tile firem.en.'s rooms.
in Wm. HOLMES, Chairman.
Holmes—Beattie—That the report of
the Fire, Water and, Light Committee be
adopted —Canied.
Bv-Law No. 412, to raise $500 to meet
the current expenses of the town until
such time as the taxes ire collected was
read three times and oassed.
Mr. S. Youhill was present and asked and anyone having live stoelc or other
R. S. Reid was in Elora this week,
the council to have one or two streets articles they wish to dispose of, should adver-
raakinz preparations for the moving of ,„. — tise the same for sale in the TIMES. Oar largo
in the mew:lade property, near Catnono circulation tells audit bostrange indeed if
church. opened. He said a number of mit do notr. a tustomer,
his family to Wingham.can't guarantee
F. C. Johnston, of Toronto, spent a lots had been sold off this property and for tClitiAieleecir st1,03ieir traiir may ask 1/131gcl
few days in town this week, the guest of the purchasers desired to have the advertisement to the Timms and try this
articles! disposing
of your Mock and other
his friend, C. F. McLean.. streets opened.—Referred to the Street
A. Knox was iu Clinton on Tuesday.
J. S. Jerome spent part of last week
in Toronto.
Obas. Gillespie was in Tcwonto on
business on Tuesday.
Wni. Armour was in Seaforth this
week on business.
Mrs. T. E. Bowles is
friends in Detroit.
L. B. Fortier, of Ingersoll,
town for a few days this week.
Chas. Thom, of Zetland, left on. Tues-
day for a prospecting tour through
Manitoba.
Miss Mary Watson, of Hamilton, will
spend a month visiting with her friend,
Miss Millie Robertson.
visiting with
was
CONTRACTOR
We are still in the building business and are
prepared to take contracts for the erection of
all kinds of buildings.
Plans and specifications furnished on short
notice. Workmanship guaranteed and at rea-
sonable rates.
WM. NICHOLSON.
Residence Diagnol street, opposite Francis
street.
SHORTHORN BOLLS FOR SALE.
The undersigned has a number of thorough-
bred Shorthorn Bulls (ready' for service) for
stile on reasonable terms. Pedigree bo
furnished with each animal.
GEO. S017PLE11.,
Marnoch
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale his 100 acre
farm, being lot 86, concession% IT.iuloss, situate
2% miles from Whitechureh. The fai•in 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 lind
other particulars apply to
WM. VARSON,
Langside P. 0.
FARMERS
Wm. Lockeridge, who has been visit-
ing in Wingham for a few weeks, re-
turned to his home in Muskegon, Mich.,
on Wednesday.
Miss. M. Dever, of Wingham,
isjisit-
iiig in this neighborhood. Miss Davis,
Who has been visiting Miss Staples,
Went to Wingham on Friday.--Teeswater
News.
W. H. Winter, of Menteith, Man., is
visiting with his cousin, H. B. Elliott,
of the Timzs. TEE is the first visit that
Mr. Wiritlr has made to Ontario in
nineteen years.
Ivan Crooks who has been in Jas.
PDX'S drug store for the past year, will
take a position in the store of Druggist
Hamilton, Wingham. Mr. Crooks is an
obliging, gentlemanly young matt and
should make friends in our neighboring
town. The Post will be pleased tO hear
of big suceess.—I3russels Post.
Two young Wingliatrkx.) here
this morning for the West. 'Ct.°. Sills
goes to Carman, Man, and. Gus. Mc-
Lituchlan gots to /tidiest Thd, N. W. T.
3loth young men have been residents of
Wingham. front youth and are highly
respected by the people of town. We
Wish them success iu their Western
homes.
1101V TnE rOU toolta
Do you like tohear it? If not, take
eott's Emulsion. 'Twill fill out your
Walken (VS, hollow' cheeks, and thin
hauls, Why not have a plump fignre?
Don't let atomise steal a march on you.
Committee.
Holmes—Beattie—That the Mayor,
and Councillors Bell, Beattie, Chisholm
and McKenzie be the members of the
Court of Revision. --Carried.
Bell and Chisholm moved an amend-
ment appointing all the members of
council on the Court of Revision except
Councillor Bell, but the amendment
was lost.
Councillor McKenzie wrote out au
amendment to the amendment, leaving
his name out as a in e er of the Court
of Revision, but was unable to get a
seconder.
Tho matter of laying new sidewalks
was dischssecl. The members of council
thought the work should be commenced
earlier. Parties wishing new sidewalks
laid should have their petitions in early.
Beattie—Holmes—That $1100 be placed
to the credit of the School Board.—
Carried.
The Mayor reported that he had heard
from Ed Sherman, who was at present
in the London hospital; to the effect that
he was improving as well as could be
• expected and that he would soon be able
to be around again. The Mayor said he
would write the hospital authorities and
find out when Mr. Sherman could be
discharged.
Council then adjourned.
NOTICE. --Any ono WISM11g to pay
their notes, or a part of them, NM do so
at the Bank of Moulton. At,/ consider
all my customers good noir need pay
until my return about the first of April,
1900. - ROM. McIN000. tf
ABNER COMB
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out a
SHAW BLOOK
purpose keeping on
hand a first-class stock
ot Groceries, Al Flour,
&e.
Our Teas and Coffees
cannot -be beat.
All kinds of Canned
Goods on hand.
Everything fresh.
A call solicited.
Ternaf.3 Spot cash or
trade.
R0 Na 0
eid.
IT WILL, PAY YOU TO
PUPILS OF
The Canada pus' floss College
OHATHAISI, ONT.,
are ever in demand by business houses, Among
those who have recently seemed good positions
are the following:
Geo. Carroll, steno. and. bookkeeper, with
Double Truss Brake Co., Buffalo, N. Y. •
Henry White, bookkeeper, with. W. B. Houson
& Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Alice Cousens, as Steno., Richmond & Backus,
Detroit.
Ruth Adams,. as ateno., Windsor Paint and
Varnish Co., Windsor.
Fred Carter, steno., M. C. R'y °filet, St.
Thomas, Oat.
Those 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
vaeation. Pupils may begin at any tune.
For Catalogue, address
D. MCLACHLAN & CO.,
Chatham, Ont.
TRUE OM
PORTRAill
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MADE AT
ZURBR1GG'S.
Family and other Groups from.
small sunbeams up to 16 x
actual size of photographs. • '
Pictures copied and enlarged or
remounted.
General lnsaranee and Loan Agent.
eft LIFE—The Ontario Mutual.
PIRE—The Non -tariff Com-
panies.
Ct▪ i ACCIDENT— The London
C naraatee and Accident.
M • PLATE GLASS—The Do.
minion,
E-4 . Money at Lowest Rates,
Itt office corner of Minnie and Patrick
Streets every Friday afternoon and Sat-
urday.
Down floor gallery, opp. Presb. Church.
THE STUDY
OF FABRICS
style, cutting, xnaking, the desire to
please and to give the utincst value, puts
the question of satisfacticia of our cus-
tomers beyond the shadow of a doubt.
High Classed Tailoring
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.
Rohl,. Maxwell
High Art Tailor, Wingham.
As it Once Was.
When thehtunan foot was
first introduced to shoes it Was
exactly SIS nature had made it,
strong—syminetrical4tandsonie.
It has been revolutionized
front what it was to the foot of
to -day by sixteen centuries of
distorting tightness and freakish styles,
"Stater Shoes" are made to fit
feet as they are to -day, comfort first,
but good appearance never forgotten.
Twelve shapes, six widths, all
sizes leathers and rolors,
Goodyear weltV., name and price
stamped on the soles,
$3.so and $5.00.
or Sale Only by W. J. OREER.
Asbestos Plaster
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 eriamelFd
surface. Asbestos costs no more than ordinary plq.,s-
ter, Use the best,
2 34 ft, x 6 ft. x 6 ins. tinned iron Sap Pans, Sap
Spites and Sap Pails always in stock,
Bicycles
We are in the bicycle trade this season with a
full line of Ladies' and Gents' Wheels. They are
pgrchased outside of the combine. We are not in
the combine.
Further announcements later,
YOUNG & PAULIN
4igg rain 16BDRhi g 'era g',1 BM NHSEng [406W
Aailor s Horse
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alk
would be useless • unless
the fit, style and quality
were apparent to back up
every atatement. We
don't talk volumes, but
our suits talk for us, and
our prices will suit you.
Leave your order for
that new
SPRING SUIT OR
OVERCOAT
ilis
It
As the seaso-1 is low
approaching when these
bills will be needed by
horsemen, we would
say to all such that the
TIMES office is well
equipped for turning out
this class of work. A
splendid line of suitable
cuts.
Reasonable rates.
THE MILK
• OF
THE-
E. 0. CLARKS
Stand next Griffin's Grocery.
1
H rses
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
is pure and cold and
costs
THREE CENTiil AQUART.
te
To draw away the car loads of goods
ordered for spring.
Buggies and Carriages.
Nearly three car 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 Leverybody. 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 your door.
We have the slickest plows and gang plows you ever saw.
The National and Imperial Gangs are something new, and
had an extraordinary sale last fall. In fact we could rot meet
the deniand made on us for these goods. Ask your neighbot
about 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 t899 prices until
further notice.
IVIusic an Sewing Machine Dept.
In this department you will find choice selected Pianos
and Organs from Gerhard-Heintzman, of Toronto ;. Bell, of
• Guelph ; Doherty, of Clinton ; Dominion, of Bowinanville,
and Sewing Machine from Raymond, of Guelph.
Small Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Music of all
kinds in abundance, all of which are sold at a small margin.
Come in everybody and see through our stores and
warerooms,
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
ROSH.
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