The Wingham Times, 1900-08-31, Page 8M. H.
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THE. W1N(III01 TI+'6ES, A I ST 3i,, WOO
,,r^. and Hies. WM. J'eukius, o,f Lis•
[towel, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jenkins, Dltzevale
road,
Dir. and Mrs. Wm. Button have re-
turllecl home from their visit with
f. tends in Detroit, Rochester era other
places.
.or.f Luther 13a11 is in Toronto this NV( elf
1ta
rn
tltteliciia,, the annual lireetllit, of the
Ixndertal;ere' Assaciatiau of whish he i;
a znexnber.
Ii. A Walker, who. has boa visiting
WeT in Wiughain mutt vicinity for a few
> 1 e harve arranged So pleas- t{'eeks, returned to Itis hours in Toronto
ing a selection of bargains for ou svti lllesda .
this nu -41 h that we think no Jas. Antietam, C. P. B. twat at
COilltnent.s are n('cesi sary. Pontypool, accompanied by his wife,
Make your arrallgetllents to
do your shopping 1vherc )cru
get everything good and up -
to -(late at rt.cittced prices.
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AND
s i s
25 pieces pretty patterns of
Crunl's best English Prints,
regular price 12,;%c, August
prices 1 Qc.
New -American Blue Mus—
Tins, very new and pretty, reg.
25c and 3oc, reduced to clear
at I5c.
Sliffri WAISTS
25 New Shirt Waists, just
opened, all good shades, for
5oc, 75c and $r.00
Oooi, Thin; Gloves
and Hosiery.
150 Samples of these fine
goods at regular wholesale
prices.
NEW GOODS
Silks; Satins, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Laces, Ready-made
Clothing, Corsets and Kid
Gloves at
'`,n 54:z
r SRS
PERSONALS.
We shall be glad 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.
Duncan A. Campbell is visiting with
his family in town.
Misses Dey returned to Chicago on
Wednesday morning.
Miss Maud Plenty is visiting at the
home of John Denholm, Blyth.
Mrs. Josh, Vanallen is visiting with
relatives and friends in Detroit.
Mrs. Alex. IngIes, of Godezich, is
visiting with Wingham friends.
Geo. C, Young Sundayed at the hone
of John McAllister, Grey township.
Miss Ida Bennett has returned hone
from her visit with friends in Alma,
Miss Tena McEIroy, of Blyth, was
visiting with friends in town last week.
Alex. Campbell, merchant taller, of
Lucknow was in town a few clays this
week.
Mrs. Robt, Orr, of Woodstock, is visit-
ing with her friends in Wiugham this
week.
Free. Carr, of Woodstock, spent afew
days of this week with old friends in
town.
Dr. F. Me Caesar left on Tuesday
morning for Ohio where he intends to
practice.
Thos. McQueen,of the G. T. R.
spent Sunday under the parental roof at
Ilarriston.
Mise Struthers has been spending a
few holidays at her parental home in
Owen Sound.
Miss Jessie Gray, of town, has taken
a situation in one of Ingersoll's leading
milli/any store.
Miss Alderson, of Ingersoll, has been
visiting with Wingliani friends for a
ooul.le of weeks.
Mrs. Harry Jeffrey and little daughter
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Barton at Seaforth.
J'o'hn Law and wife, of Windsor, were
renewing old acquaintances in Winghani
for a fteNt days tis week.
Andrew Linklater and stifo, (;f Cie -
ford, are visiting at the home of their
son-in•]axv, J. I. Elliott, V. 8,
Misses Unite Robertson and Maud Derr
are sp mding a fovea holidays With the
former's grandmother at Marnoch,
Ed. MacKenzie, of London, formerly
b ggn 'uzan on tho L., IL & I1, spent a
few days this week With old friends in
town.
aro visiting with friends in Wingizani
and Glonauuau.
Mrs. T. E. Bowles and daughter re-
, awned to Urauga"ville this week after a
few days visit with her parents l4lr, and
7.drs. J. J. foxuuth.
lr ilue dell, of Toronto, who has
been a guest at the home of D. M.
Gordon for a few weeks, returazocl to
her home on :attudi y.
Johu D. Campbell left this week for
Highgate and will commence his duties
as p: ineipal of the public school in that
tattoo. on Tuesday next.
rev. 1). Rogers, of Blnevale, passed
' (;x: a get town ou Tcesday on his way to
I i, aeon. where he attended the
t,.t. seai ut Mrs. Stothe-'s.
Miss Margaret Fisher, of Winghaiu,
who has been visitiug relatives iu the
for the past Month,. left last night for
Hepworth, on her way hone.—Guelph
Herald.
.5.r d, Winuii:eld, of Chicago, who
I formerly clerked iu T. A. Mills, store is
visiting at his parental home in White-
`• church and speut a few days in Wing -
ham with old friends.
Jackson Wilaou, of Chicago, who
taught school at Zetland eleven years
ago, is renewing old acquaintances iu
town. Ho gave the Tis a friendly
call on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Diusley, of Ciixcin.nati, Ohio,
and Mrs. W. Dinsley, of Lincoln, Neb.,
who has been guests at the Dinsley
House for a few weeks returned to their
homes on Wednesday.
Miss Cassie Farquharson returned
home from Teeswater on Wednesday.
accompanied by. Mrs. John Farquhar-
son elncl children who will visit 'Wing-
hazt frieuds for a few days.
ryJ. S. Whittaker, who has been cut-
ter with Honuth & Sons Ieft this week
for London, England, where he will
visit with his parents for a oouple of
months. Mrs. Whittaker is. now visit -
at her parental home in Brockville.
M Beckwith, who until recently con-
ducted the market bakery' has returned
to town aud taken a situation with A. J.
Nicholls. Mrs. Beckwith and family
will move to tot at -once. The Therms
is pleased to we me this family back
to our town.
Presbytery of Maitland.
The Presbytery of Maitland will hold
its next regular meeting at Teeswater,
on Thursday, Sept. 0th, at 10 a. m.
instead of Sept. 18th, to accommodate
Rev. Dr. R. Campbell, agent of the
Century funnel who.will be present in the
interests of said fund. A full atten-
dance is requested. Session record not
produced at May meeting will be called
for that they may be examined and
attested.
Standing committees for the year will
be appointed. Moderator will be ap-
pointed for next term. Students with-
in the bounds will deliver, lectures on
subjects previously prescribed.
Candidates for the ministry will be
examined on their religious knowledge,
experience our motives—students wil1
be certified to their respective colleges.
Recommendation re Sabbath schools
will be considered in accordance with
instruction of the General Assembly
{:see page 60, Minutes of Assembly.)
Call to a minister from Knox church,
Ripley and Bervie will be considered.'
And any other competent business
will be transacted.
A conference on Ministerial cliaracter
will be held,
JonnN MAcNAr3, Clerk.
%ueknow, Ont., Aug. 27, 1900.
J l Para, zeelltS.
North-Western, Winghain, Sept. 27-28.
Western, London, Sept. 6-15.
Listowel, Listowel, Sept. 18=10.
Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 27 to Sept. 8.
l"orthevesteru, Goderioh, Sept. 18.19,
Northern, Walkerton; Sept. 18.10.
N. Perth, Stratford, Oct. 2.3.
'W. Wellington, Harzis ton, Sept. 26-27
Teeswater, Sept. 25-20.
Exeter, Sept. 18-19.
1'ordevich,Oct. 6,
Palmerston, Sept. 2i-26.
East Heron, Erttssels, Oct. 4-5.
Luc/tame. Oet. 2.3.
E:tet W,rxvauoeh, Belgrave,'Oct,1.L
A small boy naked his father what
f.»Is were, good for. The old farmer gave
1 bl +thefolloxvingreply. 'To teaelsrestltsof,win" into unloaded shot.guns, t , buy*ili'
gold brides, gni :lin' patent medicines,
liphthl' the fire with coal oil, goitx' spin
baloons, skatinr on thin ice, tryin' to
beat people at their own game, indorsin'
inn Fiends' notes, thinkin' we know it
all, flirtin' withgrass widows, refnsin'to
subscribe for the netts, because it may
not be of your own political faith, and
so on and so forth."
Paisley imposes a tine of $75 on the
Folk) of 13;;aruttes.
Thomas Johnston, Stauley, ono of
Iluron'a pioneers, 1ins 9ecl eiway* t n
Tliusday, in the 921i(1 year of his age,
at the residence of Jams A.viirstrollx,
Nana. He was highly respected. 111x.
Jolnistorr was born in the county of
Ter;naueg'a, Ireland, but had beet n
eo11ti11uollls reaideut of the township of
Stauley for CVO:. GO years.
DR. ..GNEW, - ..._
l'liysttt as, surgeon, etc.
,llc( Mtiedept ki.. Mock, over ff. E. Davis'
Drug Store. Night calls answer( d at theofHre.
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CIDER Mi' JELLY
MILL
Take action that the Wu
and Jelly Mill has canine()
and will ruzi
NOTICE.:
Gema
a
iiotlee is hereby by Exit n t'.;.t ( C •an't 11t t e 7
betel Itursutiut to tile churl io Vo hint..',• t, :)1
l3 His Iloxlatt. Thr 471.14:t.(,: Lb County (unrt
or the County of Hutsn, in 0 Forest( st( t•K Hull, ']
et kine vale, en the 111)h de - f ptc zither, 1r08, L,
at 10 cl0('1.i i tae re •ori, to hear end de-
termine the sr V c'e'll • liln)l,tillt i or errors foul
orurssions in the tells last or thebitutici•
polity of Teuebt'rry for 1r00. .Alt persons lute-
,.
business . .
i si
t ltticc+
# t stet are required to attend
ac the stud tinr(fl.iht, }dot's, �,
i3luevule, Au. ;,ts, t lx+,
JOHN BURGESS,�
Clerk c ,hist Township l i•l; of said. Court. Jh
A Mali notatl at Once
Tn mirage with an old reliable :herr in a pica-
sa'lt, profitable nncl permanent business in
own county. (food pay weekly; exelusfve tour
ii el of terrltorv. Olay thosa who mean business
need apply. IDuittire of
i. N. CHENOWETH,
t•. bi1,ielina Ave., Toronto.
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AUCTION SALE
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rain Citler I Valuable Farm Property, operations i
tun es Ycttc i't(naI
��- .. -gri MacDonald,
l i 'f'li" 'E'&4`Od:f'G , vved-nes,(a�'a Dewitt, ilia e'3 .# heOf ft• .T. CurrieWilliam bztli+r, K
r. x aursd atyT and. �1(t.tjd #a, to sell by public auati.ozr [subject to a reserve
bid, at Queen's Hotel in the Village of Bel-
itnttl season 1S Gilded. I grave,. on '
BRING ALONG YOUR AP,E4LBSI Thurscta3r, Sept. 20th, 1900,
at 2 o'clock in the aft2'rnaon
and have them matte into Sweet Syrup) two parcels of land
or Jelly without extra expense.
Port 1, Contninbeg ,0 acres exam or less,
no: tit ri; of the ''No1.0 i of Lot 84 Can. 0, East ,
1'Ctt trxa4b, about 4:i Tyres of (-leered hunt. +'cls;
Bal.ulecn bixo-h; a let- house, fl•ttnu+btu•n and
DAVID - ' � • Exams f tabie9 22 °log ouse,Cf •meat 11, f
This lot i + well t;irin,+lied with good water the q
year rcturd,
Part ' Beira part of the North 3J of Lot 38,
Con 8,East ''Vtnvanosh, containing 23 acres
more or less; all bush.
Timms or StTiS, .Ten per cent. of the pur-
chase neon} to be parch on day of sale. al-
B81. -
once in 80 day Ftuthcr particulars made
known on clay of sale, or by applying to the
Esccntore.
D.ti(d t1tis 10th day of August, 1009,
TAMEbbI1eDONALD, lE. .4.ors,
ANGUS• a
M cDONALD, t
1 J. C1iltRIE, Auctioneer, tlt. Helens P.O..
Winglram.
Of
Witliout
i1OSti011
The best equipped business and short-
hand school in Canada is the Forest
City Business aud. Shorthand College,
London, Ont.
Large enrollment and strong faculty.
Hundreds of students iu good positions.
Years of excellent work at its credit.
Catalogues of either cours&free.
Correspondence invited.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal.
SOLID
RUBBER
CARRIAGE TIRE 1
A new carriage tire that hakes riding
on all roads a pleasure—economical, too,
for it does away with the vibration that
shakes and breaks the carriages.
A Y-shaped. space between the
rubber tire and the steel flange
prevents the creepingereeping and cut-
ting which other T11'02; are star
feet 1n. See the exhibit at the
big fairs.
Send at once for Free Tire Catyilogue,
giving prices of all sizes,
THE
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Dunlop Tire eCoo,
TORONTO. LtuinEn.
ST. JOHN'. W!ni(IPRO. MONTItE,%L.
FOR TIMES
SUBSCRIBERS
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The TI3rEL has completed arrange-
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MIST AS
SUPPLEMENT
to be delivered or mailed on or about
December 14th.
The supplement will bo in 'book form,
and will contain from 35 to 40 pages. It
will be printed on good paper, veli
bound and profusely illustrated. The
reading matter will be much above the
ordinary, earl thew. rk well tvnrth pre-
serviug. Size of pages 11 X 15;e' inches.
NOW TO FET IT
every subscriber who pays all arrears
and a year in advance, will receive a
copy free.
Every new subscriber who pays a year
it. advance, will receive a dopy free.
The price to non•paeain-advance sale.
Beribers and the goner 1l:aibl'c, 2,1 cants:
Advance and new subscriptions will
be received from this date forward,
O IriC`, ,
Wilv'cxii.A.tt
Cook's Cotton Boot Conipout
d ddoeeltffully tilted tneiitltlp by cosi,
i0,000Ladiee. Safe, effeetittl, LAdies asst
_year druggilt for Coekt Cdt(Oa,Rabt CM -
panel.
`Take 116 ether.le all Mixtures,'pille And;
Ittiltatiratif aie.dangoreUS. PrI eoNo.1.sl tut
box No, It 10 degrees stronger, 85 per bfz;t. No.
tor 2,1114114dbnredelptofpriee ndtrio14cent
at_om��� �d, The Ceek Oom dila li dot' out
responsible Druggists OAria atYieil ed +Y x
rtmilltto,s, `J88, 2Duvet,eA A. Morrare, Cc11An'A
Campbell, leaugeiste,
mile from 1'. O. anti near to school aud c•hr
It`will pay to be enrolled as a student in the
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ONT.
Marry of the students of our Shorthand and
Business departments during the last term,
were offered excellent positions before com-
pleting their courses. We have supplied the
largest cooperage concern on the continent
with 30 BOOR -KEEPERS and STENO-
GRAPHERS. RESULTS ARE THE TEST to
apply when you come to decide where to take
your 4 ities.course,
and villages in Canada and
Newfoundland' 20 counties in Ontario; Parry
Sound and Muskoka, Alberta, and six states of
the Union were represented last year.
OUR QUARTER-OEN'TURY session opens
Sept, 4.
Good board for gents at $2,50 per week, and
for holies $2.00. We pay railway fare to the
extent of $8.03 to students from a distance.
For the finest college catalogue in Canada,
write
D. McLACHLAN & CO.
SPECIAL PRICES IN
Fl
2 1.2, inch Flower Pots
3 inch Flower Pots
4 inch Plower Pots
5 inch Flower Pots
6 inch Flower Pots
100 cloz.
150 doz.
20o doz.
30o doz.
400 doz.
7 inch Plower Pots 50c doz,
OTE TNE ABOVE PRICES
FARM ERS WALKER & BUTTON
• and anyone having live stock or other
articles they wish to dispose of, should adver-
tise the same for sale in the Tines, Our large
chculation tells and it will be strange indeed if
von do not met a customer. We can't guarantee
'that you will sell becauseou mayask t
for the article. ar stook tlzaoit is wrth, more
your advertisement to the Tanis and try this
plan of disposing 'of your stock and other
articles.
Pbotos at IIoiie
M. E. Zurbrigg makes a specialty of
out -door photography; :picnic parties,
family groups on the lawn; residences,
wedding parties and gatherings of every
description photographed in an artistic
zliaune>•. We deem it a pleasure to go
anywhere so don't forget us.
We do Picture Framing—and we do it
right!too. } T �j ] ]� %'
M . E. ZI RBRIG-G'S
Down floor gallery,
opp. Presb. Church.
WING M
STEAUMF
Elin
ALLSTEEL
FORTY POUNDS OF QUALITY
and an unmeasurable amount of
comfort is contained in every one of
these
TT USES
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we are selling,
They are :Gino mattresses covered with
satin ticking. In one or two pieces as
desired. The mattresses are worth and
usuaily sell at :0,00, but we are offering
theta at $4.60, and $4.50 Mattresses at
WALKER & BUTTON
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers.
Am—WM
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1 MY:WNAT A COM. 6 i'TNA,
Having re -purchased our old stand,
we are now prepared to supply the pub-
lic with Wood and Iron Force and Lift
Pumps, Brass and Iron Cylinders. Gal-
vanized Iron Tubing, Cisterns, Water
Troughs, Stades, Baths,. Pipe Fitting,
Well Digging and everything iu con-
nection with water sappiies. •
Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
and pumping water.
We can do our work cheaper than
others iu the business as we have the
steam power.
Repaving promptly attended to. We
also do well digging and .drilling. All
work is thoroughly guaranteed.
Give us a call.
UNDERTAKERS, WINGH/kiltl.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School }louse. Shop Qp..
posits Macdonald block.
Cf Vi ■ C OL oN
BUILDER and
CONTRACTOR.
We are still in the building business and are.
prepared to take contracts for the erection of
all kinds of buildings.
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Plans and speeifieations ft:palled on short
notice. Workmanship guaranteed and at rea-
sonable rates.
WM. NI6HOLSON.
Residence Diagnol street, opposite Francis
street.
Tailor's
Talk
would be useless unless,
the fit, style and quality '
were apparent to back up
every statement. 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
C LA■ &KE
O. SHOWER'S & SON. Stand next Griffin's Grocery.
Get t k 4 e oy
a watch, We have , something expressly for him fresh front
the New Haven Works. The price will' suit you, the watch
will suit the boy. The price is $1.75. The watch is a good
looker, and a good time -keeper ---the biggest thing for the
money—convenient size, neat appearance, made of good ma-
terial and well set together. Don't confound it with the cheap
watches you have seen, for it is one in a thousand. Absolutely
the best ever offered for the money. We have also watches of
the highest grade, and at all prices.
al' b
THINGS
NECESSARY
to the successful tailor are; •A.
stook of Superior Cloth, llrnow-
ledge of his Business, Skill in
Cutting and Pitting, and prices
which are low enough to attract
without being low enough to
lessen value,
The possession of these essen.
tittle snakesus confident of our
success hi pieasingeverypatron.
We guarantee satisfaction.
Robt Maxwell
iligh Art Tailor, Wingham
atterson
Stone Clock, next Door'to Clegg's Hardware.
WANTED
A man to represent us at Wingham and surrourldhn.�.
country, in the sale of our choke Canadian grown Nurser
Stock. A permanent paying position with chance of advance
fnent. Arrangements will be made with a suitable man to
SELL, DELIVER, and COLLECT. Good pay weekly.
We also handle sprayers, large and small, the best made.
Write at once for further particulars to
The Thos. W. 13owman & Son CO.,
Established 40 years, Limited, TORONTO, ONT.