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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-09-28, Page 5CL igger Tweed suits for men are attracting lots of attention. Take an Eng. fish black nigger head tweed. make it up with double breasted OW, pit in good linings and trimmings, and you have a suit that always has a good appearance and wears splendidly. In order to put these suits within the reach ot all we have marked then, at II1 i TLES YAKE the IAN and of course you know it is no trouble for us to bbow you What we have. Soon be time for heavier Underwcar. As usual we have bought the best line money could possibly buy to sell at (3 CI*.1%. E31IJIr Nice fleece -lined goods, always a pleasure to . wear them—never irritate your skin or your temper. 0 -Di= Dig' General Store, Button Block. WINGHAM EAM NMP 'L 'Having re -purchased our old stand, we are now prepared to supply tho pub- lic with Wood and Iron Force and Lift Pumps, Brass and. Iron Cylinders, Gal- vanized Iron Tubing, Cisterns, Water Troughs, Sinks, Baths, Pipe Fitting, Well Digging and everything in con nection with. water Supplies. Galvanized Steel Windmills for power and pumping water. We can do our work .cheaper than others in the business as St O have the steam power. Bewaring promptly attended to. We -also do well digging and drilling-. All 1. work is thoroughly guaranteed. ' Give us a call. D SHOWERS & SOL THINGS NECESSARY A DOE "117 to the successful tailor are: A stock of Superior Cloth, Know- ledge of his Business, Skill in Cutting and Fitting, and prices which are low enough to attract without being low enough to lessen value. Tho possession of these essen- tials. makes us confident of our success in pleasing every patron. We guarantee satisfaction. •"; TILE WINGIIAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 28, 1900, NEWS ROM OUR NEIGHBORS EVEtiTS .0F INTEIVEST TO ALL OUR READERS. Wh a t 'Wide lira 1> 0 'Xi tiles Correspondents Co= ninnioat o 0 th or Items Clipped 'Front our x.o.tionon. Qi Nrumow. Miss,. Langley of Winghain, was the guest of Miss MoKerine ou Ounday last, Mr, and Mra. Elkich Higgina -visited at Mr. Robineens, on Li t.terday even- ing, Mr, and Mrs. •Bolt have returned from their visit ia Mr. j, Lennox we to Termite last week, Miss M. Higgins enteetalued friends from Cleveland last week. obt. Maxwell iligh Art .Tailor Wingham. UP•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ENE OF OPINION His Wonderful liervo Alone sustained. Editor F. M. Higgins, of Seneca, Ill., when all doctors and medieines failed. to relieve his pain from. piles. Then Backlen's Arnica Salve wholly (wed. him, Infallible .for In- juries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions. Cure guaranteed. Only R5o a box. Sold by Colin A. Campbell, druggist. is what makes "hoss racin'," said Pudden-head Wilson. There cannot be a difference of, opinion as to the value of Patterson51S VT te' witoxrarat, Mr. John Barnard loft last Thursday for Lueau where he has secured a situa- tion .as head miller in an. oat -meal mill there. Mrs. Barnard and family aro still in Wroxetor and do uotiutoncl mov- ing for some time. Mrs. Geo. Dane aud family of Hamil- ton are visiting Mrs. Danes mother, Mrs. Sanderson. • Kass jean Gibson of Toronto is visit- ing her sister Ma s. Van Dickson. Mise Young who has been spending some weeks with her aunt, Mrs, Thomas Gitsnn, sr., left last Monday for her home in Saginaw. Mr. Arthur Robinson of Eden Grover spent Sunday at his home in town. • Special services were held in the Eng- lish church here last Sunday. Mr. Wright, win at one than preached here, occupied the pulpit. The church Was appropriately decorated for the occasion. Tho Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will bo despensed in the Presbyterian church neat Sunday. Rev. R. McRae of Cram.brook will preaoh the preparatory vice. While Win. Rutherford and Mr..Jno. Douglaftvere putting np eave-trough- ing laellointay, the scaffold on which they were standing gave way, both men. fell. Mr. Rutherford hurt, the, doctor had to put three stitches in his hip. His face was also badly bruised. Air. Dong - las escaped without any serious injury They are thoroughly reliable' and sold with a positive guarantee. Don't be "handicapped" by carrying any old thing for a time piece. Buy a watch from Patterson and be on time. W. G. PATTERSON Stone Block, next Door to Clegg's Hardware. .••••••.. New all Goods • Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach,' liver and kidney - troubles and feel the results in loss of appetite, backache, norvonsuess, head- ache and tired, run-down feeling, but. "Electric Bitters aro just the thiugfor man" writee :J. W. Gardner, of Ida- ville, Ind.,'"Wben lie is all run-down, and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strengtli and good appetite than awhing I could mkt). I can now eat dehilig and have a new lease ou life." Ouly 50c. Ev: ry bottle guaranteed by Colin. A. Canip- bell, druggist. Having just opened up our new stock of Fall Goods, we "quote a few bargains. In Fall Dress Goods we show a full range of Plaids, Horne-Spuns, Tweeds and Ladies' Cloth Stntings, ranging from 4oc per yard and upwards. See our new adios' Ja kets 2.1011,B1S. Mrs. Alex Ta;, ler or Port. Stanley is spending a few \resin; at the home of Thomas Gcnnar, Miss Amanda. Nethery visited Int, grandmother, Mrs. Henderson of Blyth for a few days hist week. Miss Aggie Gosman wheeled to Wing - ham last we.elt. While then site was the guest of Mies Edith Walker, Samuel Irvine and family formerly of Wingham are eomfortaLly settled in their 210W house on the Oth, line, The fall wheat looks favorable. Arthur Cronin wears 'a 11044/ look these dnys. Ib is.a boy. THE NEW STORE. Working Overtime. Eight hour laws are iencred'hy tl:ose tireless, little work ers--- Dr. King's New Life Pills, Millions are always at work, night and day, curing Indigestion, ousuess, Constipation, Sick Headache and. all Stomach, Liver and Jiowel trou- bles. Easy, pleasant, safe, . sure, Only 25c at Colin A Campbell's drug store. ittraxetAvv., Mis;i Isa Morrisn ntarae 1 from her holidays and i%gain prepared for all kinds otwork in the .arts of dress- making. to Mr. Thomas ScandreWias got the brickwork of the Methodi church and William Watson the carpenter work. Clegg & Dames shipped a ear load of hogs on Tuesday. • Mrs. Barclay has greatly improved the appearance of her place by erecting a beautiful fence in front. Bone•raturned home frau). Bat- tle Creek, Michigan where he has boon undergoing treatment for the stomach. Don't forget the concert in the For- ester's Hall on Monday evening next. 'We have just opened up a large and well assorted stock of the latest styles in Ready-to-wear Clothing. We are, showing a large range of Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Pea jackets, Suits and Pants. Iii The Jaws of A Lion. • Tho gallant Major Swaine tells of being knocked senseless by a lion that lacerated his arm. His thrilling escape from the jaws of death is only equalled by Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- sumption, which leas saved thousands from desperate Throat and Lung troubles. "All doctors said my wife would soon die of Consumption," writes L. C. Over- street, of Elgin, Tenn., but your won- derful medicine completely cured her, and saved her life." Satisfaction is naranteed by Colin A. Campbell, who gives trial bottles free. Large bottles 50c • and $1.00. TURNBERRT. This week we have to chronicle the •death on Wednesday of last week of an old resident of Turnberry in the persou of Robert Linton,heged 84 years and 2 months. He wan, native of Roxbor- ough, Scotland, and came to Canada, when a young man. About 28 years ago he moved from the township of Blenheim to lot 10, con.C., Turnberry, where he has since made his home, and where some members of his family still reside. He was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church, and a man of sterling qualities, and retiring dispoSi- tion. e leaves behind to mourn his dow, thloe sons and two daught- he sons are _Andrew, of Bay Co. Robb,, jr. and William, who re- side on the homestead, and his daught- ers, Mrs. James K. Rae,and Miss Bessie, •Who also resides at home. . Minutes of Council meeting held in Esty's Hall, Bluevale, on Monday Sept. 21!th, 1000; Members of Council all pres- ent; the Reeve in the chair; the minutes of last meeting were read approved and • signed. Communications wore read from R. Vanstone Esq., Wingliam. Re damage to road by fire also; from Wm. Gray Re Cleaning out/Government drain.—Filed. Beports: Mr. Coupland reported that lie had let a portion, 8 rods of Township share of the Abraham drain to Richard Armstrong at $1.00 per rod also that Andrew Carruthers had repaired Culvert on 8th line at 50ots; Mr. Musgrove 're- ported having let a job of filling up road where damaged by fire to John Mc- Tavish at $14.70, also engaged A. Mc- Gee to work at road where damaged by' fire; Mr. Mitehell reported having let a job of gravelling 50 yards on East gravel road to Wm. Willis at 'A tents per yard, also let a job of repairing culvert on East gravel road to Wm. Willis at F. W. Wright to inspect gravelling. Moved by Mr. Mitchell seconded by Mr. Lovell that we settle with Robert Harris for damage to road by fire for the sum of $6.—Carried, Coupland—Mosgrove—That the Treas- urers Bond having been read is satis- factory to this Council.—Carried. A limber of ratepayers applied to the Council, Ito cleaning out drains bat as seemed willing to talto the course proserited by 'statute the matter was left with the different parties to settle amongst thenisolves. A number of aecounts Were passed, but space will not permit us giving them this IN eek. Council adjourned to meet in Bsty's Bluevale, on Monday Nov. 12th, 1000, at 10 o'clock a. m. oiii DiMOBSS, Clerk. C if L itt /SS. Mr. Ed. Eradwin, our esteemed teach- er in No, 8 has 'handed in hi resigna- tion to the Trustees. EX has been the life of No. 8 since three. years ago and his many friends will be sorry at the step he has taken. .. " Messrs. Frank Crowe, Hugh Gillies, Will Gillies and Donald McCormick left last week on a visit to the West. • Mrs.,Wat Marshall and two youngest children took advantage of the recent excursion to the West to visit her parents who reside in Manitoba. Miss Maggie Lacey who has been the leading figure in Mr. John MoRaes domi- cile for the past two years left last week for her old home near Elora. A few months ago the question of establishing a Sunday school on the end was agitated and there was "some" capital subscribed. towards building a site but there was a weak link in the chain somewhere or perhaps the promo- ters didn't get sufdeient encouragement to warrant them in going on with the project. Last week wehacl a wind storm that shook the apple crop pretty badly. Mr. George Caslick has his new silo completed and filled and has enough corn left to fill another, corn being au extra crop this year. in Black, Fawn and Blue Colors. Latest New York styles. Perfect fits at $5.Oo and up. Also a full stock of Fur Goods in Ladies' Jackets, Capes, Muffs and Ruffs at prices to suit the purchaser. See these goods before purchasing elsewhere, See our special value in Blankets ; 40 pairs Union Blankets at $1.65 per pair and up. Also a full stock of All - Wool Blankets at $4,00 per pair and upward. A full stock of yarns always on hand. T IL •••••••• ANIMMIION%P.11111111•••••••• Seeing is Believing." '451 When you see people cured by a remedy, you tnust believe In its parver. Look around you. Friencls, relatives, neighbors all say that Hood's Sarsapatilla, America's, Greatest Medicine, cleansed the blood of their dear ones and they rise en 'nesse to sing ifs praises. There's nothing like i in the .world to purify the blood. Sores -".gr' health toes poor and 1 had A. sore on one of my limbs. Hy father thought 1 better try lkocrs Sarsa. papilla, and 1 did so and the sores ate nor» all holler. Whenever .1 do ?id feel trod 1 We Rood's." &Oise Nellie c4. Lau, 9Ziehmond, Quebec. iiiicr& 03a4s4NWni '4.4.:00V0A4974#0,06.01.1. loss,a ers. is? ira1 acrifice, To intro,lucethe department to the Fubli,; we place on our .counter EN'S SAI' bought at less than manufacturers' prices, and will be ;old at a Great Sacrifice. See them. It will be to your financial interest to find Out cur. prices in all departments before buying. .11.61,XIMUILIMI•12..•1=6.1227,-"••••,••• • INSPECTION TNVIT:g.AD. Terms Cash and One Price. tio E. I tm,s. '.1 Opp. Bank of Hamilton. itiln-MTartiggENZEREOMETESPTIMITE-1Y, JASMSTOWN. Miss Lizzie Wright has returned home after dressmaking some time in Wrox- eter. Miss Annie McDonald is 'Visiting in Jamestown this week. Miss Dora Simpson has returned with her cousin. Geo. Linton of Ayer to visit. friends. Quite a number took in the fair at Listowel; they report a good time. Mr. Tom Hannoli has returned to Iron Bridge, Algoma, after spending some time with his sisters. Mr. David Miller held a very success- ful gravel bee list Tuesday. Quite a number of the young farmers are having be2s. A. 'Wick, had a willow bee and D. McDougald had a wood bee and Frank Smith a bee for cleaning out a ditch. Will Wright, while assisting G. Han- sell in cutting wood, was bit on. the arm by a wood worm causing the arm to swell and rise in large blisters, but it is improving now. Mr. °combos and Mr.. Cats fam- ilies are going to attend a double wed- ding iu Goderich this week. Mr. S. Wright is assisting his brother- in-law,: Tom Simpson, of Elma just now. Quite a number of our young sports are going to take in Wingham fair en Friday. Inme•posm•I•mral•naela••••••••••••••• of days last week. Mr. MoTaggart, teacher at Belmore school, spent Sunday at Mr. Fraiik Scott's.. Miss Nellie libister and John, of Mor- ris, spent Suneay at Mr. Charles Gar- niss'. TurnberrY'council met on Monday. Next Sabbath will be Chillren's Day iu the Presbyterian church, Mrs. Fred Davey and child, of Lis- towel, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gannett of Turhberry. Rev. W. J. West, M. A., preached a. preparatory sermon in Brussels Presby- terian church on. Saturday last. John Isbister, a clever young barrister of Petrolea, who died on Saturday last, was a nephew of Mrs. Frank Scott and also Reeve,Isbister, of Morris, and hacl often visited in our village.-. Mr. Walter Davidson, formerly black - Smith at Belmore, has puichased Mr. Henry M. Bosman's farm on the second line of Morris for $8,600. Henry Bes- man will move c nto his father's farm next Marchland Mr. Bosman, sr., will retire. Mr. A. Maw= is preparing a class for tho Junior leaving examination next. year. Flax threshing was finished at the mill last week. Mr. Peter McEwen, of Turnberay, shipped two car loads of fat cattle to To- ronto on Wednesday of last week. He accompanied them himself. Mr. John Hamilton, of Wroxeter, shipped a car of cattle from this station on Monday. Clayton Duff, who leas been ill for some weeks, returned to his work in John Kerr's store on Monday. Walter Dargess assumed a clerkship in the same store, this week, Satrament services were held in Bine- vale and liladies Presbyterian churches on Sabbath last. ?reparatory sermons w 'e preached. in both clairchos by Rev. . Ferrie, of Wingham, on Friday. Rosana, tho infant daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Wheeler, of Turnberry, died last 'week and was Luried in the thievale cemetery on Wednesday. Miss Lia billing, of London, is visit- ub Mr. Philip Thomas'. Mrs. Joseph Pugh and Miss Olive Scott went to ilrossels to attend the funeral o1! the late Mrs. John Patland. Mrs. Patlattd fornieriv lived hero. Diss 'Mary Collie is home trona Alma. Mr. llobert Varrow, or Ottawa, visit. ed. nt Mr. Robert Masgrove's this melt, Dr. Toole was intampbleford a, couple is, by no means, the dreadful disease it is thought to be— in the beginning. It can always be stopped— in the beginning. The trouble is: you don't know you've got it; you don't believe it; you won't believe it— till you are forced to. Then it is danger - Don't be afraid; but attend to it quick— you can do it your- self and at home. Take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, and live care- fully every way. This is sound doctrine, whatever y.)u may think or be told; anti, if heeded, will save life, if you havO not tied It, sand fur frueuttrutue. its agreeable teistibwIil surpriflyou. CCO1T DowNE, ohormats, t emit°. Iwoand sliool an aratarata. 1.