HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-09-14, Page 5THE W1NGUAM Tins :SEPTEMBER 14t
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Do yoDoyou wonde
'tat we're busy?
How could we be otherwise when we are selling all
our summer goods at cost.
Pretty Mullins worth 15c and 2oc, selling at loc.
Yarcl wide print 8c a ycl ; Past colored Prints 5c yd.
Bargains in Whitewear.
A large consignment of French Flannelettes to hand
this week. Just the dandiest goods at a small pries
that you could possibly guy for Waists and Wrap-
pers. They come in Polka Dots, Plaids, Checks
and nicely Flowered Patterns.
We have nothing old or shop worn to work off—re-
member that.
The busy store at the busy corner.
Button Block.
Everyt
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NEWS FROI O 'R BORS
EVERTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OU.R. READER'S. •
Whit Wxdoawalto Thies Correspondents Oomrnunloazto Atli
xteras Clipped I''rom Our Exchanges.
apt: El .N I).
People in t1ii v]einity axon resh-
ing.
bar. J, Wilson of Chicago was as guest
of J. Taylor, last week.
a>, very enjoyable evening was spout
by a number of young people eta Tues-
day last at the home of Airs. Coulter.
Arch. Gordon, of the 13. Lino, bas
sold his 55 acre farm to Rebt, Stapleton,
of East Wawauosli, at a fair price.
David McOoual(1, sr.•, has been on the
sick list. We tare pleased to learn that
he is improving.
Tho Trustees U. S. S. No. 7, Zetland
aro advertising for a new teacher.
Duties to commence first of 1901. We
understand Miss Higgins intends study-
ing for a second-class certifloate,
Gel
Painting, alterations, improvements, finishing, cleaning,
renovating, all completed. We are now prepared to do busi-
ness in the very best stand in town. Our stock of Jewelry is
new,;,up-to-date and decidedly of the finest kind. Our optical
gogds; comprise everything known to the science. Couple
that' with thorough and skilful workmanship and you have the
strongest combination.
J.
OPTICIAN AND JEWELER
7iAiiJEIi:Y
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Take notice that the Wingham Cider
and Jelly Mill has co manenced operations
and will run
Every Tnaesatay, W ednesday,
" Thursday and Friday
until season is ended.
O YOUR
.APPLES
S
IN
G ALONG �3
and have them made into Sweet Syrup
or Jelly without extra expense.
DAVID E. HASTINGS.
friOLS
IJILDER an
CO TEA.0 OR
We are still in the , ik
prepared to take co • raet
all ldnds of build' gs.
Plans and
notice. W
sonahle
World's Champion Realer.
"I tried many remedies to cure piles"
writes W. R. Smith, of Latham, 111.,
"but found no relief till I used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. I have not been"troubled
with piles since." Grandest pile cure
On earth and the best salvo in the world.
25c per box, guaranteed by Colin A.
Campbell, druggist. '
noun Es,
Mr. and Mn.. ,Toga Maliuing attending
the wedding of Miss Winuie Raynard tit
Ethel last wools.
Miss Mabel Fisltc.r, este bas !feed 'vis-
itiug with relatives on the 5111, line for
the past fifteen anoiatlas, left bait waek
for or home in Yellow Grass,
Mr, James Craig, vlao. has, been ill
with dropsy for th -east six; inoutlas ,
died on Monday anoruiag, Deceased
was born in Southold and maim to Morris
40 years ago from Blandford township,
Oxford county. Ile leave:, ca widow and
12 children to uaouro his loss. Tho' fun-
eral took place on Wednesday afternoon
to the Union eminate ' and was very
largely attended, d A
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On Wednesday of last week the home
of W. Kew, G.T.R. agent here was the
scene of a happy event when. his daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, was married to J. A.
Skelding, of Shelburne. Rev. Mr. Leech,
uncle of the bride, and .Rev. A, I.
!Brown performed the ceremony. The
bride was dressed in white organdie and
and lace and looked very pretty. She
was assisted b her sister, Miss May and
assisted by his brother,
ter the ceremony, 'the hap -
any was photographed by M.
business and are
the erection of
ecifcatlons furnishe
ksnanship guaranteed an
tes.
n short
res-
the groom t
Arthur,
py com-
E. Zurbrigg, and then the guests sat
down to a choice repast. The happy
couple left for a trip to Toledo and other
cities, followed by the good wishes of
many friends. They will settle in Shel-
burne on their return.
WM. NICHOLSO
Residence Diagnol street, opposite :Francis
street.
TH
CREAT NORTHWESTERN EXHIRITI
WILL 13E HELD IN
Tuesday and
Wednesday
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IX1:.iLxt1 AND ADVX : i4 otIXI'n 3 To r -Yr•
LOW IIFIC T:i JII'X•E..
Props the Acndl"n, woltville, N. 5.
At White hock Mills, witlda sound of
the uolay swish of the Crasporeau river,
is a pretty little cottag'.
In this CC/MVO 111er3 ('.wells t` ith her
parents Mise Belle Coheen,. a my b.i ht
and attractive young lady w!lo Ojos s a
lively interest in all tho e utrclt and
society work of the little village, A
short time ago an ,A.cadien representative
caned upon Miss Cohoon for the purpose
of ascertaining- her opinion of Di•. Wil-
limns' Pink Pills—which remedy he
had boon informed she had been using.
! 3t� was very cordially received and found
both Miss Cohoon and her mother Most
enthusitistic and ardent friends of this
great Canadian remedy which, is now
so universally used throughout the
world. We give below in essentially
her own words Miss Cohoon'sstor
"Throe years ago this spring
was very nisch ran down,
been feeling well for so
when spring opened up a
became warmer my
worse. The lea' c
and was follow
GLX:N1 ananOW. 44.,444'"'
Quito a number from this vicinity at-
tended the Harvest Home Service in
Wroxoter on Sunday and the tea -meet-
ing on Monday evening.
A. very pleasant evening vas spent by
a number of young people at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Higgins (Maple Avenue
Farm) on Friday last.
Rev, Mr. West, of Bluovalo, conduct-
ed prayer meeting at H. s,3cDougal's on
Stuff last.
Mrs. Fleming and son Frances return- veal'noss and rapid palpitation of the
ed to L' ondon on Saturday. t '
We are sorry to hear of Miss 1I,11Iillian heart. I seemed to lease my ambition, Rev. W T. Hall who was attending the
being sick. We wish her a speedy re and a feeling of languor and slugishuess Exhibition last week was consequentlyftiilecl me
E4$1 WAWAOS
112iss Grieve, teacher of B. B. o.►
East Wawanosh, has been re -ear ed ttQ
teach for 1001, The ti as steel have shown,
their appreciation alter servioes by siva
leg her a liberal increase of Mary.
Mr. John Elliott left on Thursday of
a short visit to Ohio.
On Sunday evening of last week the
infant son .of Mr. and Mre, P. W. Seatt
passed away to its heavenly home.
Much sympathy isfelt for the parents.
Geo. W. Sowler, who has .spent most
of the past eight years in Manitoba, is
home on a visit.
A voters' list court of revision for this
township will be Bels at :the house of
Daniel Geddes, Belgrave on Thursday,
27th inst.
Mrs. James Hoary lett on Menday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Dau Henry oft
Michigan.
Mrs. Robert Shiell who was attending
the Fair in Toronto was unable to return.
hoose on. Monday .on account of an ill-
ness,
Many will with deep interest crud. heart-
felt syunpathy for the bereaved. . ariends
read of the sashimi death
berlaucl, of'Ieeswate ,. • • '.ss
Annie Chatnney of ..d
event took plaoo on Seaweed. -Janet et
six o'clock: at her home, The cause of
her death is doubtful, she having gone
up stairs to put the baby to sleep she
was'found dead iu a short time lying .
beside the sloepiug baby. She was in.
the best of health and strength. Barely
the is truth who says "Even in the midst
of life we are in death."
Mr. R. Leishman attended the wed-
ding of Miss Ellen Nethery of the graxel
to Mr. James Noble of the Oth coo.
Mrs. Patou left on Tuesday for Mani-
toba where she will visit her daughter.
1th
not
e and
e weather
ion became
exhausted me
y an awful feeling of
covery.
Messrs Stitt and Moore of rJ.'eeswiater
visited (>n the Oth Sunday last.
Miss Clara Millis i left for Harriet=
on Monday last. She purposes going to
High School in that town.
Mrs. 13. Henning and son Eldin visit-
ed on the 6th Sunday last.
A wedding is expected in the near
future. Who is it?
A Deep Mystery.
It is a mystery why women endure
Backache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy spells
when thousands have proved that Elec-
tric Bitters will quickly euro suck trou-
bles. "I suffered for years with kidney
trouble," writes Mrs. Phobo Cheriey of
Potersou, ,Ta., "and a lame back pained
ane so I could not dress myself, but
Electric Bitters wholly cured me, and
although 78 years old, I now am able to
do all my housework." It overcomes
Constipation, improves Appetite. gives
perfect health. Only 50c at Colin A.
Campbell's drug store.
Prize List : ggreg. es $2,000.
Only '2 Days, but the w 1 both be Hummers.
No Wa' 4 c Time.
Everything begins on • o'clock on Tuesday.
YOU ARE IN TED TO ` ► a ME AND SLE.
The Leading County 1.0ern Ontario, held in t
and Prettiest Town i
It has the Finest
Ontario,
No other Con
Track, or s
. Yommodion.
Music
Ooderi
E
of West-
Healthiestanada.
ruit Display in
y Fair bas so good
well arranged and
Grounds and Buildings.
ach day by the famous
Marine Band.
The
offered in
P:UIIN.
AU
Mr. Grant, returned missionary from
China occupied the pulpit of the Presby-
rian church, Sunday, September 2nd,
and gavo a very interesting.talk of mis-
sion work in China. The Methodist
people closed their morning service and
came to the Presbyterian,eliurch,
Mrs, Nathaniel left last Thursday on
a visit to Cleveland, , Ohio, in company
witlallier brother, John Elliott,of Wing -
est Speeding Programme
he County.
TUI;SDAs—
The Great Fat
Prize
WEDNESDAY' --
2.20 Pace and 2.16 Tro
2.80 Paco and 2.26 Trot,
2,45 Pace and 2.42 Trot,
ers' Trot or Pace.
$80, $20, $15 and $10.
li
Reeve Lockhart and wife paid their
daughter, Mrs. J. Johnston of Wingham
a visit last Saturday. • We are glad to
hear of Mr. J. Johnstone gr vino* trade
in the bakery business.1
Miss Nicholson of Chicago and Albert.
Nicholson of Manitoba, returned to their
positions; this week.
Mr. Nath. Johnston attended the To-
aonto Fair this week.
A neat brtek woocl shed has just been
completed at. IT. S. S. No. 16, East
Wawanosh and will no doubt be agreat
addition to the comfort in winter.
Mr. Steer is to hold an entertainment
on Sopt. 12th iu the S. S. '-Not.'16. Mr.
Steer is a blind man and is aceempaliiecl
by his daughter. The entertainment
will be composed of Magic lantern scenes
of the South African; War and the gram.
aphono songs. Suoh pieces ` as "Freak
the news to Mother" and "Bealah" will
be given. '
The young ladies of the Ordline had
quite a paring -bee last Monday evening
at N, J'ohnston's. Apple hottersea-
son has started. The , young men
ought to have the next ono.
What A Tale ItTells.
If that miror of yours shows a wretch-
ed, sallow complexioil,�a jaundice('. look,
moth patches and blotches on the skin,
it's liver trouble; but D•r. King's New
Life Pills regulate the liver, purify the
blood, give clear skin,. rosy cheeks, rich
complexion. Only 25e at Colin A.
Campbell's drug store.
took its place. My appetite absent from his post at Calvin an 7 liars -
and my bleep at night was disturbed aucl nt f from
i o er meetingviand on.
I"Y.P y
restless. In fact I was m a gory sorry I Sunday afternoon at 2.80.
condition. l suffered in this way for Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Beecroft and.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Beecroft were in To-
ronto for two days last week.
Jame• . n-1 Miss Ellen Robinsoa at -
ten . ' the funeral of Mrs. Cumberland
fonday last.
On Wednesday evening, September
lath, as the evening shadows began to
fall over the 1 and, there gathered at
the home of William Sutherland,
Esq., 13th concessiona select com-
parry of relatives anti near friends
of the bride and groom, to witness
the marriage of his youugest (laught-
er, Catherine Elizabeth, to Geo. Wilson,
a young 'farmer of • this township. At
twenty minutes past four the groom en-
tered the parlor, followed by the bride,
dressed. in a gray travelling dross, ac-
companied by her father. Rev. Wan.
Lowe, rector of St. Paul's church, Wing -
ham took charge of the young couple
and had theman and wife in just eight
the claim that they are a marvel among minutes. for congratulations had
tho triumphs of modern science. The
been exte ed, adjournment was made
genuine Pink Pills are sold only in boxesto the dining room, where stood the
bearing the full trade mark "Dr. Wil- tables laden with everything that could.
Hams' Pink Pills for Pale People." delight the eye and please the . taste. A
Protect yourself from imposition byre few hours of the evening were enjoyably
fnsiug auy pill that Floss nr the re -
spent. Peter Stewart, of 'Win ;hang, a ' •
gisterecl trade mark aroundd tato the box. genuine Highland. Scotchman, delighted
those present with some fine
selections on the bagpipes.
The presents of the bride were both
beautiful and useful. The happy couple
]eft on the early train Thursday to take
in the London fair and visit friends and
relatives, aFter Nvhioh they will return.
,to their homy ou th3 boundary.. They
start wedded life with the best wishes
of their many friends and the TUXES
extends congratulations. Mr. Wilson is
a brother of John Wilson, V. S. Whig
ham. His .brother James Wilson, V. S.,
Cattle Inspector, of St. Joseph, Mo.
was unable to attend the wedding as he
is confined to b ed from the effects of
sunstroke.
sono time, Then I began the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills and they soon be-
gan to work a change for the Lotter.
My streugth and spirits 'improved
wonderfully. and the okd feeling of tirecl-
ness began . to leave me. My appetit
returned and my weight increased
steadily. 13y the time I had used less
than half a dozen boxes I felt stronger
than Iliad done for years. Since that
time whenever I feel the need of medi-
cine a prompt use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills has always brought me speedy re-
lief, and hi the future when ailing I shall
never use anything but these pills, and
strongly advise others to follow nay ex=
U(JLIto SR. ample."
A special meeting of the Uouucil was Dr. Wfllfat is' Pink Pills create new
held in the Town Hall, '1'ecswator, Sept. blood, build up the nerves, and thus
5th. All members present; tho Reeve drive disease from the system. Libuud-
iu the. chair; minutes of last meeting reds of eases they have cured after other
were read and adopted.medicines have failed, thus establishing
Reeve's report and reasons for calling
a special meeting:— A complaint was
made to mo that Certain parties were
spoiling the road on 25th sideroad, con.
15. Mr. Jarvis end I had to put up
notices and to see where gravel could be
had for gravelling 14th con. (County'
Grant,) and we went to seo what was be -
in; done. We found that in digging
the ditch the earth in some places was
piled up on the si le of the road and iu
some places was thrown ou top of ilio
gravelled portion. We also found that
instead of taking the ditch from 'where
the culvert was put in by the council ac-
cording to award and. continuing the
same to creek as staked ,out across lot
25, coo. 15, the ditch has been dug from
culvert along the side of the road to the
creek which is not according to the
Engineer's award and allow the water
from the creek, even at low water, to
flow back to, the beginning of the ditch.
I would also call your attention to the
Engineer's awarctrequiring the .Council
to maintain the ditch on read allowance,
when completed, and I . would recom-
mend that a councillor be appointed to
see that the ditch is completed according
to award before it is assumed by council
and that the earth is two feet from edge
of ditch:
H. MAcec. Y, Reeve.
Scott—Jarvis—That the Reeve be ap-
pointed by this council to see that the
ditch on 25th side road, when completed
is in accordance with engineer's award.
—Carried
Jarvis—Moyer—That as the approach
to the bridge on the gravel road, opposite
lot, 15, con. 18, is in need of repair that
Councillor Scott have the same attended
to. --Carried.
Scott—Jarvis-That by-law No. 86 be
now read, passed, signed and sealed.—
Carried.
Scott — Mc1 ague -- That Councillor
Jarvis get a load of concrete pipe 7
pieces, 17 inch; and the balance of the
load 0 inch.---Carriod.
Scott—Jarvis--T11at as some parties
have not completed the 'McDonald ditch
con. 15 according to award. That the
clerk write the engineer to come anti
provide for the completion of the flitch
has per award..—Carried.
' Scott---Jarvis—That as Mr. Ross hr,s
chi, it ditc:i on the 25th sidoroarl, ,don.
15, without authority and to the ,'.!jury
of the road that the clerk notify hien to
611 up the saute and remove rill earth
place4d on gravelled portion of said road.
•-•-(,hurried. ',
McIriaguo--Meyer---•That this special has boomed theirntbu itesi as
Erect' ...)Cott S L.laiLlaxcOiiti'rlll1: 115 oil
lneotiit : of the council do '.tory atljottril ta:ttlel for it as to that.
gtrial bottles to yufierc rs, ttltrl posifTva'ly 1F yes ,lave 5act'trieci it, ✓send for• tru+a
to meet again on the Heat regular in(.et- g*,aiaarant{'eta Cure ail Coughs, Colc1.1, ata agrc.•ahlo !sats Viii it er,adiliC
ing, Sept. lith, at 10 O'clock L. rn.--Car- p;rolac]iitis, Asthma, Croup, awl n111 t,cor9' ar slowxit, 'cher
ri3d.Throat mut Lungtroubles. A trial ; aux i ,e
C. Btix'roN, Cleric. 11 pr tvc:s its .merit. Prim We. and asi0t5.. l•
Prizes $175.00.
Prizes $150.00.
zes $100.00.
'zo List.
ary.
ries (except for speeding) close Sept 15th. Drop a card for a
JAMES MITCHELL, Seer
,ire.
Petit
tis -4 01.6
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fit..
Patented July 10!11,1(00. No. of Patent 63140.
Bonanza Hay and Stock Rack
rA7 ElaTitla-t:
DR, W. MORRIS and 'TIM. TONEY, OMIDTOWN, Ta11t,'II.
Best and Cheapest Ibti' : on the Market. Co CITY 12IU11rJ.1S 1i'0It NAL1 0111M.P.
Fol` fell l>aetieulars, address, Dr. W. Morris, +4ageto'avf, Mich.
"Deride Not Any
Man's Infirmities."
JAMI STOWN.
Miss Hicks of Wingham is visiting
her friend Miss Eliza Peacock.
' Miss Mary Simpson and Miss Ago e
Forrest was visiting at the former's
home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Miller aro visiting
her parents in Toronto and also taking
iu the exhibition.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter Lily
of New York were visiting at Mr. Frank
Wright's.
Messrs Taylor, and Gauve of Gorrie,
Sundayed with Geo. Wheeler.
Miss Rebecca Forrest has returned
home after visiting her friends in Grey.
Tho Misses S. and R. Wright were
visiting on the third line of Morris one
clay last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eokmire and daughter
Fern, Sundayecl at L. Rattan's.
Miss Iviira Ramsay who has gone to
the West to become a resident in the
future.
Mr. Tom Hainmill of Iron Bridge,
Algoma, arrived home last Friday.
Tom is well pleased with the country
and has taken up a farm.
Mr. Wesley Johnston aformor resident
of Jamestown but now of Fordivich is
going to conduct service in Johnston's
church next Sunday evening at seven
o'clock.
11ir. William Wright is building a silo.
Ed. Smith is the contractor of it.
Sonic of the young lads will be get-
ting into trouble if they do not stop an-
noying people at night,
Old Mrs. Rattail who laas been under
the doctor's Caro foe sotto time i3 slowly
improving. Ifou are nervous and nti-
Mr. William Wright took in the To' i S�
ionto I hibftioii lest; week.
i table, you may only need more
fit b your nerves—
" you are probably thin—aid
T oy struel; you
cott's Ei tulsion of Cod Liver
f e.
It vas a graual thing :fear !this comm u- Oil will give you th., fat, to be-
pity that such an enterprlsilagt A druggist 1T1 with
>aa t;olitt.tL.t ftttpbel1sCUured the y
Care, $10 aS `':1t goes
for :Dr. Ring's iiow Discovery for '°os. > "
a
st:in-Ale 1, the tvondorfttl remedy that
has st;ai'r1ei the world by its marvellous
coxes, The furror of enthusiasm overit
7ett him, rather, heat to gdt rid of them.
Most infirmities Come from bad '.hood and
are cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Every
person tufo Lias scrofula, salt rheum,
humors, catarrh, dyspepsia or rhetrmafisnt
should at once begin faking this ritedicdne
that the frif irnilty may be removed.
Weakl'ies3 ."I have given Hood's
Sarsaparilla fo my boy !otiose blood teas
poor. He tuns very creak, could not keep
warm, and suffered from pains in his
stomach. Hood's Sarsaparilla made him
strong and'shrelt" Olrs, W. a Stratton,
rhornas St., Deseronfo, Ont.
Huron Presbytery met in Willis
Church, Clinton, on Tuesday of this
week.,
If you have neuralgia, Scott's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
will feed the nerve that is cry-
ing for food—it LI hungry—
and set your whole body going
again, 1n. a w y to t.'atisfy nerve
and brain from your usualfood.
That is cure.
Full cure is getting the fat,
'tron need from usual food, and