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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-10-05, Page 5•Wim IL Ari TIMES, 1l('.TOBEil , 1".1'1)11, Ours %ger Tweed. suits for lien are attracting lots of attention. Take an Eng- lish black nigger bead tweed, make it up with double breasted coat, put in good linings and trimmings, awl you have a suis that always has a good appearance and wears splendidly, In order to put these .suits within the reach ot all we have marled thea, tit CLOT ES<< HE the l and of course you know it is no trouble for us to show you what we have. Soon be time for heavier underwear. As r,sual wehave bougbt the best line money could possibly buy to sell at NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS Nice fleece -lined goods, always a pleasure to wear thew—never irritate your Fldan or your temper, 4.1 epoi-coo General Store, Button Block, WINGHAM rta PUP ME MY! vis A CUM FOHt THAT = MILLI S 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, Sinks, Baths, Pipe Fitting, We11 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 we have the steam power. Repairing promptly attended to. We also do well digging and drilling. All work is thoroughly guaranteed. Give us a call. D. SHOWERS & SOH. S; .- {GoeYt S RiGH•r• Pants and Overcoats of the very latest material and cut can be had at Robt. Maxwell's at lowest possible prices. Fancy Worsted Suit- • ings are taking the lead this season. See our new goods. EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS. Who W1.tlea'i:ako Times Correspondents Communicate — other Items Clipped JJro The Ilowiel. and 'J'urttberry U. S. S., which has been held for the last two years at the Public School Section No. IIowiole, closed for the winter season on h irulay: last when a prise of ail ilium^ ivatt d 13iLle given by a frinna was a- warded by the Superintendent to James Reinday for regular attendance, dih gonee'tuidl attention at the above named Sabbath School during the last terra. m our I;Eeinteigee, c.I.r;Neea.net0W. M. Jas. Powell of Detroit is spend- ing leis vacation under the parental roof. Messrs. Jack Fitch and Herb.. Hon- ning aro visiting in Kent County. B. I. Hig'4ogs, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Case, of Uvusali, are visiting on the G tli A number in, this vicinity went to hear the Blade. Kinglet preach in the Methodist church Sunday evening. Mr. John Lonnie; who has Leen en- gaged as della in D. M. Gordon's store has gone to Toronto where he bas se- cured a situation.. Ile Is A. Wonder. All who see lir. 0. F. Collier, of Cher- okee, Lulea, as lit' isuow, cheerful, t reet, vigorous, without tin ache, could Hardly believe lie is the saltie man who, a short tinrn aro, hada io sit in a chair, propped up by cushions, suffering iuteusoly froth an 'telling back, in agony if ho tried to stoop—till caused by chrouio kidney trouble, that no tnetlieine Helped till he used Electric Bitters and was wholly cured by three bottles. Positively cures Backache, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite till Eidirey troubles, Only 50c at Colin A. Campbell's, druggist. J;L JEVALE.. Last Sabbath was Children's Day in the Presbyterian church. Rev. W. J. West, M. .A.., preached appropriate ser - mous lording and evening. The sing - was led by the children. Mrs. George McDonald was organist, owing to the illi .ss of Miss Aggie Herbert. Ir. John Torrance, of Listowel, or- enizer for the Canadian Order of For- esters, was Bore last week endeavoring to increase the membership. of Court Douglas. He succeeded in gaining seine additioual names. V Mrs. John Fowler, ;fir., and son Alfred have, ietarnocl house from a visit with friends ni:f(uelpli. Mi Soilrr Mustard, of the Sud line of Morris, liifs• recovered after au illness from appendicitis. Miss Eliza Dimwit is visitingiu Brant- ford. e • .. Miss Eunna McCi t Reil, oaf the Iilue- vale road, went to Loudonhit'- week to spend the winter with hex brother, Mr. Thomas McCracken. Percy Patterson, who was working at Silver Corners cheese -.factory, came home last week ill with pleurisy. A large number from here attended. Wiugham. show last Friday. 11Ir. W. J. Deft spent Saturclty'last in Brussels. Messrs. Cluistiau Brinker and William Stewart were in Stratford last Reek. Mr. and Mrs. John McIntosh, and family, of Molesworth, spent Sunday at Mr. Thomas Couices'. Miss McGee, of Molesworth,was visit- ing with her uncle, Mr. Geo. McDonald, last week. Mr. Kersie Jachseu, of Morris, visited his sister, Mis. Ohas. W. Leech, of De- troit, over Sunday, and was accompani- e 1 home by his mother who had been visiting there for some time.. Mr. Allan R£Unsay, jr., formerly of Morris, has gone to Tara to work at his trade as a miller. - Miss Galloway, of Howick, is visiting at Robt. Greenway's. Messrs Will Stewart and Richard Proctor took part in a minstrel enter- tainment in Belb ave,' on Monday oven - Quite a number from Bluevale went to Wingham on Sunday and Monday evenings to hear Rev . H. Hector, the Black Knight. Miss Jennie Dimeut returned to To- ronto last week. Voters' List Revision Court will be held in Morris township hall on Wed- nesday, October 10th, at 10 a. m. before Judge Masson. , On. Monday eveuiug of last week Count G. K. Boyajian, native of Arme- nia, gave an entertainment in the Meth- odist church, They escaped from Ar- menia, with some seventy others, at the time of the Turkish massacres,, and are now students at Chicago University, in- tending to return to their native country as medical missionaries. They gave au address on "The Oppression of Armenia by Turkey." a Turkish prayer, el:plana- tion of manners and customs, exhibition of wedding procession by ten of the audience dressed. in Eastern ;garments. Root. Maxwell High Art Tailor, Wingham. A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION JrAIKEsTOWN. The Messrs. Wright and Willits paid Belmoro a visit last Sunday. Mr. Robert A. Johnson has sold his store and entire stook to Walter Innis of Brussels he took possession last Friday. Wo welcome Mr. Innis to our town. Miss Rebecca Waight visited friends in Culross lase Sunday. Mrs. George livar is stopping with her mother,Mrs, George Moffat, who is very ill at present. Mr. Richard Millar has bought the model farm at Jamestown for the hand- some figure of x;1,500. Mr. James . Wallace has bought the Stretton farm for the sum of $3,000 he intends to move right away. Miss Maggie Scott of Molosworth is visiting her sister Mrs. C. Stokes. Look out for a wedding on the bound- ary in the near future. is what makes "hoss racin'," said Pudden-head Wilson. There cannot be a difference of opinion as to the value of Patterson s Watelies 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, He Fooled Tho Surgeons. All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of West Jef ersen, O., after suffering 18 months hong Rectal Fistula, he would die unless a costly operation was per- formed; but he cured himself with Buckler's Arnica Salve, the best,in the world. Surest Pile euro on earth.. 25 cents a boa. Sold by Colin A. Camip- jl bell, drugs st.i New Fall Goods n t.I LUOSS. I Ps The scholars of school section No. 3, l c Oalross, met their teacher, Mr. E. W. Bradwin, who has resianocl his pcsision ti as teacher, and Tr ited him with a 1i well filled purse cl the following ad- N dress: Mr. E. W. Bradwin, Dear Teacher,—We your pupils learu with regret that you are about to sever your connection with us as teauher. For several years y 0 Having just opened up our new stock of Fall Goods, we quote a few bargains. In Fall Dress Goods we show full range of Plaids, Horne-Spuns, Tweeds And Ladies Cloth Sultings, ranging from 40c per yard and upwards. See our new L.kdies' Jackets u have been our teacher k and have always taken a great interest iu us and have exercised a kind sym- pathy in all our affairs. We feel confi- dent that our relationship as teacher and pupils has been one of profit as well as of pleasure. • Before you take your .cleparturo from us eve wish to express our gratitude to you for the interest you have manifested THE NEW STORE Jackets anCa s d We. have just opened up a large shipment of the latest styles in • Ladies', Misses' and Chrildren's Costs, Prices as low as the lowest. o rens ' ''a�� � r . s New Dress Goods for present wear at cut lir We are showing the latest effects in Homes' teti S ings, Ladies' Cloth Serges, Plaids. Cashmere.,, a+w. Every lady should see our stock before making her selection. New Gloves, New Hosiery, New Un- derwear, New Corsets, new Blouses, new Shirts, new patterns in Prints and Wrapper Cloths, new Lace Curtains, New BOOTS and SHOES. Everything new and up-to-date at the New Store. res ` r-y.3.�`�✓ erIe Matches - 10c Tomato Catsup . 10 Bars Laundry Soap. , ' 25e 5e Corn Starch Tapioca 05c Sago 05e Household Ammonia .... .10e Swiss Breakfast Food 15e. Choice Pickles 10e Fresh Salmon 12:1,e Large Tin Sardines lOe Kippered Herring 10e Bird Seed y 09e Laundry Starch -.05e Choice Japan Tea 20e 15e ; Toilet Soap, box. .... 100 Our motto—Small profits and quick returns. Opp. DAG Bank of Hamilton. Il kr, AR Silo' - NaggiMINK auce of contract cutting hill sideline 33 and 34, con. G, ¢'.''.5• f A number of different matters affect- ing the township were brought up and discussed, when the council adjourned till Thursday 8th, November next. P. PORTERFIELD, Clerk. The following is the roport of the standing of the pupils of S. S. No. 0, in us, end hi our school; and to ask you East wawauosh, for the mouth of Sep- tember :— l5th Class.—Jennie Shiell and Annie Riutoul. Sr IV.—Willie Elliott, Roy Deacon.. to accept this sora of bur esteem, and of our parents. It is our sincere the best sauce of the term may crown your every effort in till the affairs of life. Signed on behalf of pupils of No. 3. Mr. Bradwin made a suitable reply, thanking the pupils for their present, ancl especially for the kind words con- tained in the address. He assured them that the scholars and parents of school section No. 3, Culross, would always have a warm place in his heart and wished them every success in their fu- ture life. 11 present as a token of the appreciation wish that success in Y. fill Black, Fawn and Blue Colors. Latest New York styles. Perfect fits at $5.00 and up. - Capes, Also a full stock of Fur Goods in Ladies' Jackets, 1es, Muffs and 1 ' n d. Ruffs at prices to suit the purchaser. See these goods before purchasing elsewhere. -, Union our special value in Blankets , 40 pairs of All. Blankets at $I.65 per pair and up. Also a full stock ' Blankets at $ 4.00 per pair and upward. Wool Iil,ll 4 A full stock of yarns always on hand. T. A, ILL 'Brevity is the Soul 21_1)2." Wit is wisdom. Blood Is life. Impure blood is living death. Health depends on good blood. Disease is due k bad blood. The blood can be purified. Legions say Hood's Sarsaparilla, Amer- ica's Greatest Btood Medicine, purifies :t A brief story but it Jetts the We. NerVOus Weakness—"I taffeta from nervous weakness and toss of appe- life. My blood Kvas imp ur e, nty stomach disordered and t could not steep. Rood' .1 Sarsaparilla has cured me entirety. ]]firs. R. Lockwood, Belleville, Ont. Will Work At Night. Countless thousands leave found a blessing to the body in Dr. King's New Life fills, which positively cure Consti- pation' Sick Ileuuach.:, Dizziness, Jaun- dice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver, and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; never gripe or weaken. Only - 25 ceuts at Ooliu A. Campbell's drug Stora. EAST WAWANOSH FAIR. . Large Crowd—Good. Exhibits of Knelt— Fine Weather. lie menial fall exhibition, under the auspices of the Last wawauosh Agri - Jr. IV. --David Johnston. cultural Society, was held in Lt 1 rage on. Sr. III.—Robert Mowbray, Raymond Monday and Tuesday of this week. The Elliott, Bella 'McDougall, Alex. Riutoul. Jr. III.—Alex Mowbray, Roy Ander- son, Herbert Shiell, William Shoebot- tom. Sr. U.—Howard Shiell, Ida Abraham, Carrie Deacon, Stanley Elliott, Frank Casemore. Intermediate II.—Christens Rintoul, Ella Walker, John Abraham, Wilburn Ferguson, Barbara Styles, Maggie Case - EAST WAWANOS1. The council met in council room, Sept. 24th, 1900, pursuant to adjournment; members all present; minutes of August meeting read and confirmed. Resignation of James•Marshall, Holy - rood, Township Engineer, received, but in the interval, having conferred with the reeve over this matter, agreed to withdraw his resignation. A fresh bond from the Treasurer re- ceived and accepted. Debentures were ordered to be signed for payment of the following accounts :— Thos. Nicholson, Auburn, gravel, $4.- 55; Jonathan Bentley, gravel, $5.25; Mrs. McGee, gravel and damages, $2.25; John Redmond, gravel, GOc; George 1 - Were won by the pupils of S. S. x u. ', East wawauosh. Taylor, Morris, gravel, $1.75; Alfred B. Another of the old settlers has passed Carr, gravel, $1,50; Robt. Shiell, gravel, away in the person of Mrs. Jas. Parker $4.00; Fitzpatrick trick Bros., grave], $1.45; who tried on Tuesday evening of last B. vel, V.or, gravel, M2.15; David Cor]., wool.. Diseased was one of the earliest gravel, ,2.35; Geo. Walker, gravel, : 1.w s •there in this !:art. She leaves behind 50; Mr. M 1, $1.0 , gravel, b3.5b; Andrew her two sons and one datighter ; Ali into Vox. X1.00; Alex. Parker, '1 : try of Ingleside, Manitoba, Lex, on the shovelling gravel, ;};1,00; Geo. A. Heid- homestead and Mrs, D Cowan of Blyth. erson, one day shovelling gravel, $1.00; Thos. If. Taylor, plank for culvert, 53e; Jolie I3eocrOft, ditching and widening road, sideline 130 and 31, eon, 0. $18.50; Tae. 11TcGeewidofing audgrading roach, more. Jr. II. Laura Currie, Katie Shiell, Maggie Shiell, Lillie Walker, James Ferguson, Tessa Anderson. Sr. Pt. II.—Mtibel iyiowbry, Maxwell Abrahatn, Earnest Linklater, Garfield Shoebottom, Wilfred Pocock. Jr. Pt. I..—Mabel Butcher, William Styles.oon Sr. Pt. L—Pearl Deacon, Geo Walker, Earl Elliott. Directors were favoreclwith film weather and the show was a success in every particular. The different classes were well filled and the exhibits we:e t- The show of stock was tinea„ the e difl,eul,y • judges expel iencedcousider in placing the prizes. Owing to lack ot s3 ace the prize list is crowded out of this issue but will ap- pear next week. TUE FALL FAIRS. Kincardiiue, Oct. 4-5. East Huron, Brussels, Oct. 4-5. Fordwich, Oct. G. Blyth, October 0-10. Jr. Pt. I.—George Currie Samuel Styles, Wilfred Walker. AGNES S. GRIEVE, Teacher. There were six prizes—three firsts and three seconds—given at the Wiughatn fair for children's writing. Of these prizes, throe—two firsts and ono second ,, lot 30, sideline 30 and 31, con. 1.1, *10; 3oslhna Walsh, 390 tile $;1339; Joshna Walsh, :gravel, $4.57; Wni.. Beecroft, - plank and work at culvert, $0; Owen Donnelly,gravelling,$12; Wm. l e0lttrty, gravelling, $30.25; John McDowell, gravelling end rcpairirig bridge,. $G; W. Pinker, Auburn, drain and tile, $3.251 Treasurer of Kinloss, gravelling on Ilin. loss boundary, $ 31.31; Licht. Cltttiic, ar,,. gravel, $1,45; Albert E. rothergill, lsal- Get TIn c r Get fat; get nice and plump; there is safety in plumpness.. Summer has tried your food -works; winter is coming to try your breath -mill. Fall is the time to brace yourself. But weather is tricky; look out 1 Look out for colds espec- ially. - Scott'S Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the subtlest of helps. It is food, the easiest food in the world; it is more s • ithelps digest I than food d th a oyou� your food, and get more nutri anent from it. Don't get thin, there is 1I safety in plumpness.ness. Man womanand child. if yen hare net tried it, sena fet• free s.rspt6 its agr.eable tante will narpHsevou. SCOTT & ISOWIt141, Che ui+t1, uri„tto. sea and $i.Ioo;rlitdruugint. Ho husband and ono daughter then some I Years age, Sevontoart Ye trs Of Torture. "T. 1 ad abaci cough for seventeen years" writes Mrs. 5am'1 Ilniuilton, of Lawns- ville, Toitn. "No tlo.tor or snedlieine could cure it u nil one year no I bei;an to use ur. King's New Drseuvery for Consumption, which dict lie more geed than all other iud,dlioust, used I ever usea. It is truly agrand. caro forstubborn Clough F. Colds slid Throat and :Luna* troubles." Positively cures 0ousuiipdi0. , Apo.. monis, Grip. 11michins, hd`<hteti Hay Fever and Croup. Plico „1c attrl ti MD. Guaranteed. Trial b'ottlt•s free at Colin A. Campbell's drug store.