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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-10-12, Page 5'it11I,, WINU1IAM TIMES, OCTOBER 12, 1900, Olir Nigger '' ead Tweet( suits for hien aro attracting lots of attention Take an Eng` Usti black nigger head tweed, make it up with double breasted coat, put in good linings and trimmings, and you have a suit that always has a good appearance and wears splendidly, in order to put these sults within the reach of all we have marked] then, at CLOTHES AKE the WEAN and of course you know it is no trouble for its tc, show you what we have. Soon bo time for heavier underwear. As usual we have bought the best line money could possibly btiy to sell at Nice fleece -lined goods, always a pleasure to wear them—never irritate your skin or your temper. IR, a_ GI-Q:1Ra: CD:1T General Store, Button Block. BTEh� 7M! WM Having re -purchased our old stand, we are now prepared to supply the pub- lic with Woocl 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 iu 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 of e Give us a call. D. SHOWERS & SON. Sits 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. axwoll NEWS FROM OUR PiEIGHBORS `E.VE T$ OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR .READERS. 1V'hut •Wictoawalt;e memos Correspondents Comr umnate ---• Other Items Clipped From Our. g :clrnn;os, EAST t�'AWANOSU. Tho people of Fordyce, wholravo 'itherto only had a tri -weekly mail service from Whitechurch, will be glad to know that Mr. Holmes, M. P., has secured for thein a motels better and up• to -date service, Fordyce has been added to the Lucl.inow, St. Helens and Belfast route, and as soon as the necessary ar- rangements can be made, will have a daily service. This is a decided improve- meat, which o people will no doubt appreciate. The Methodist people of Brick church purpose giving an up-to-date fowl sup- per on Thanksgiving eve,, Oct. 18th. Supper will be served from 5 o'clock to 8. After which will be rendered an ex- cellent programme of music, singing and recitations. Also three sublime speak- ers aro being secured for the occasion. Admiseicn 13 and'' e5 ets. THE NEW TORE. Woodstock, m)va:l here this week, and will live iu one of Mr, Joseph Leech's houses, which has been repaired repaired and improved. _for them, liar, Warder will massage the grist mill whioli is now under Mr.Leech's control, Mr. Warder was formerly a 131uovttle boy. Rev, D. ilogrs commenced evangelis- tic services at the Bbeoeeer appointment on Sabbath last, Rev. W. J. West, M. A., and Mrs. West, spent Friday last in Belgrave. Cluistian. Brinker is visiting at C.tr- souvillo, Michigan, Mrs. Somerville is visiting in Detroit at presout. Miss McEwen and Miss Smith, of Monkton, were visiting at Robert Mc- Pherson's, this week and last. Mr. and Mrs. John Gardiner. visited over Sunday at their daughters', Mrs. Frederick McCracken, of Brussels. Mrs. Pilkio and Buohanau, of Wex- ford, visited this week with tho fortn- er's sisters, Mrs. James Messer of Morris - bank:, and Mrs. Win. Messer, of Bine- vale. Mrs. Andrew Holmes has been iu poor health of late. John Hall is having his house newly sided and has put a 'new stone, founda- tion under it. Edgar. Coultes, of Ripley, spent Sun- day et his house here. Goo. McPherson, of Paisley, is visit- ing at Robert McPherson's: Miss Eliza Messer returned home from Ypsilanti on Saturday last. manse -ALE. • Miss Annie Rutherford is house from Owing to special Forester's service Toronto for a rest as site is in poor next Sunday at 11 a.m. in Presbyterian health. church the service will be withdrawn in ; Inspector Robb visited our school ou the Methodist church, but Rev. Theo. Hall, of Wingham will conduct service p.m. in the Methodist church. As the result of the recent visit of John Torrance, of Listowel, Organizer for the Canadian Order of Foresters, eighteen young men have joiued Court stock of general goods. The doctor has Douglas, and four more will join next not yet decided where ho will locate. 'Ho has sold Gannet t. Six good dog have died in the village in a few weeks' from. a very bad type of distemper, and in Wingham many dogs have died, some iu spite of vaterivary attendance. According to a ver.; prevalent super. stitioir a second growth' or crop, in one •season, of flowers or fruit, is a sign of death to some member of tbu family to where they belong. If all the second growth raspberries, strawberries and roses in Huron this fall; will do what is expected of them there will be some fat churchyards whether we have a green Christmas or not. But "we don't know 'ow •it is" people are not nearly so afraid of the fruit as they are of the flowers.. Jackets and es A Thousand Tongues Coelcl not express the rapt -aro of Annie E. Spring: t r, of Philadelphia, Pa., when Dr. King's New Discovery cured her of a L• aching cough that for many years had made her life a burdens. She says: "After all other remedies and doctors failed., it scon removed the pain in nay chest and I can now sleep soundly some- thing I can scarcely remember doing before.. I feel like soeudiug its praises throughout the Universe." Dr. King's New Discovery is gu.arantecd to cure all troubles of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price e0e and x;1.00, Trial bottles free at Coin A. Campbell's drug store.. High Art Tailor, Wingham. A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION a May. We regret to learn that two good citizens are about to remove from vilivage-, Dr. C. A. Toole and Robert Caseurore. Mr. Casemore intends going to Newbridgo, where he has purchased a P2 r night of meeting; a very good record in- deed, fur about four days' work. ,The membership of Courttglas is now one hundred and five. The Chosen Friends another benevo- lent society, represented in our village is also growing. Court Douglas, Canadian Order of Foresters will attend Divine service in the Presbyterian church, next • Sabltth morning at eleven o'clock, when Rev. W. 3: West, M. A., will preach. Miss Jessie Gannett, of Wingham, visited her graudmother, Mrs. J. Mess- , last week. William Duncan, son of the late Wil- liam Duncan, of Bluevale, died iu Low- er Wingham,on Sunday, September 30th, and was buried in the Wiugham ceme- tery, on Tuesday of last week. Mr. Duncan had been working iu Lower Wingh. i and was forty-five years of is what makes "hoss racin'," said Pudden-head Wilson. There cannot be a difference of opinion as to the value of Watehes Pattersofl'S 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. ew Fall Goods a 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, Houle-Spuns, Tweeds and Ladies' Cloth Suitings, ranging from 4oc per yard and upwards. 'See our new Ladies' JcLets in Black, Fawn and Blue Colors. Perfect fits at $5.00 and up. �Jackets,Capes, Also a full stock of Fur Goods in Ladies' .,� Muffs and Ruffs at prices to suit the purchaser. See these goods before purchasing elsewhere, See our special value in Blankets ; 40 Blankets at $1.65 per pair and up. Also al full Wool Blankets at. $4.00 per pair and upward. A full stock of yarns always on hand. George Nicholson, of Wingham, was C, last week. He intends ng into tr house in Wroxeter, which he purchased recently from S. B. Mc- Kelvie. Mrs. Nicholson, her friends in Turuberry will be sorry to, learn, is not improving any. et, is quite helpless with rheumatism. A. McEwen, as principal, and Miss Jean Black as assistant of our school are both re-engaged for 1901. A great many fields of turnips in this district have been very much eateu by an insect which loves turnips even as we like fruit cake, and, as a consequence the uneaten portions are rotting, so that, passing a turnip field, even a long way off, or sitting beneath ones' vine and fig tree, so to speak, the wind brings au ex- ceedingly disagreeable smell. Sonte are of opinion that disease may arise there• from. In the Old Country the law re- quires that such turnips shallbe destroy- ed,butiu Canada we do not know wheth- er there is a law providing for such a ease or not. A largo number from this neighbor- hood attended Brussels Fair on Friday last. Brussels alwaysholds a good show better than some larger places do. Their weather this year was brilliant. Mr. Joseph Warder and family, of is attractive home to John Latest New York styles, To A s >r u pairs Union stock of A11- " To 93e or /ot to 93eo" 7'hai is the qustfon that concerns every mortal: gohether it is better to be half ill, nervous, 'worn out, or to be self, strong, cheerful and useful. The latter condition quill be yours if you take Hood's Sarsapa. rilla, America's Greatest Etf od 1Gledicine,— there is nothing equal to 11. After a Cold —"1 vas completely run detun by a catch My son persuaded me to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and after the use of save bottles 1 found 1 'was getting an appetite. When I had taken three bottles Ives cured," L P. Ferns, /12 Champlain Street, Montreal, Can. • Astounded The Editor. Editor S. A. Brown, of Bennettsville, S. C., was once iilnuensely surprised. "Through long suffering from dyspep- sia," he writes, "my wife was greatly rue down. She had no strength or vigor and suffered great distress from her stomach, but she tried Electric Bitters which helped her at once, and after using four bottles, she is entirely, well, can eat anything. It's a grand tonic, and its gentle laxative qualities are splendid for torpid liver." For In- digestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach and Liver troubles it's a positive, • guar-. anteed cure. Only 50c at Colin A. Camp- bell's drug store. g�% j Neer b,i$ ,bport,t, We have just opened up a large .shipment of the latest styles in Ladies', Misses' and Chrildren's Coats. Prices as low as the lowest, i ress a ries . New Dress Goods for present wear at rut We are showing the latest effects in Homespun '•lilt• ings, Ladies' Cloth Serges, Plaids, Cashrheres, etc. Every lady should see our stock before making her selection. New Gloves, New Hosiery', New Un- derwear, New Corsets, new Blouses, new Skirts, new patterns in Prints and Wrapper Cloths, new Lace Curtains, New BOOTS and SHOES. Everything new and up-to-date at the New Store. resh Groceries Matches 10c ' 10 Bars Laundry Soap25c Corn Starch. 05e Tapioca 05c Sago 05e Household Ammonia 10e Swiss Breakf•tst Food 15e Tomato Catsup 10c Fresh Salmon l0c Large Tin Sardines 10e Kippered Herring10c Bird Seed 00e Laundry Starch 05c Choice Japan Tea.. 20e `1Oc Choice Pickles... - .... , 15e j Toilet Soap, box Our motto—Small profits and quick returns. 1 Opp. Bank of Hamilton. TUSNI',EnIn . Miss Teeny McKay, of Whitechurch was the guest of Miss M. Gray last week. Mrs. Hinter, who has been visiting her niece, Miss Bessie Carruthers. re- turned] to lies home in Ayr last week. It Girdles The Globe. The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, as the best in the world, extends round the earth. It's the one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Berns, Bruises, Scalds, Boils, Ulsers, Felons, Aches, Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only infallible Pile cure. 25c a box at Colin A. Campbell's drug store. aaatESTOwN. Maggie Walsh is visiting friends in Toronto at present. Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith, visited friends at Molesworth, last Sunday. Harvey, son of Mr. John Cutt, is on the sick list; Harvey is not improving as rapidly as his many friends wish. Miss Bessie Wright has gone to Blue - vale to assist Mrs. Bailey in the dress- making; we wish her success. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dunlop visited friends in Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Shaw entertained a number of the young people last Wed- nesday' evening. Mrs. Thomas Stokes is able to be a- round again after her long seige of i11 mess. - Misses Greenaway and Galloway have returned after spending some time with their friend Miss Rose Wheeler. Miss Eliza Smith spent a few days with her friend Mrs. Hamilton. Miss Caldwell has returned to her home iu Paisley. A child of Mr. Robert Cutt of Gocle- rich accidentally fell down stairs, severe- ly injuring his back. Mr, Cutt will be remembered by his many friends as he he was once a resident of Grey. BELGlr•AV L. The W. F. M. S. of Knox church, Bel - grave, held their anneal Thanksgiving meeting on Friday of last week. Tho church was tastefully decorated with plants and cut flowers, Mrs. (Rev.) Hall, of the society presided over the meeting. Miss A. Cline of Wingham, delighted the audience with two excellent solos, Miss Ross acting as her accompanist, Mrs. J. L. Geddes, Misses Morrison and Porterfield of Belgrave and Miss Camp• bell, of Riversdale, sang a quartette, a trio by Mabel Geddes, Tessie Halliday and Rhoda Bell was also very much ap- preciated Miss G. Anderson presided at the organ. The principal feature of the afternoon was an address by Miss chase, B A., returned missionary from di Chase gave a very graphic description of the work carried ou in India, closing with atvery touching ap- peal to the workers in the homeland. Mrs. (Rev.) Brown andvlrs. Jas. Wight - man took part in the devotional exorcise, g tea was tile i lesion of E Atthocoic „ served in the basement and all seemed to fully enjoy the social part. The eollee- tion mounted to nearly i10.00. Ohi d, ., rei Cry fo CASTOR U . 603 _......--..- ,. killed by lightning, $65; A. Butchart„ application forms, y12.—Carried. McDonald—Ballagh—That the claim of Wesley Boyle for lamb supposed to ba killed by lightniug be not paid, as he has not complied with the conditions of his policy.—Carried. Donaldson — Ballagh — That hay*inn carefully examined the applications tak- en by the different agents .and fiat theta Satisfactory, the President and secretary issue policies for the same.—Carried. Set -t--D)naldson—That this Board do now aojouru to greet again on the last Saturday in October at the usual time and plane or. at the call of the President. —Carried. D. McINTosu, Secretary. For the second time thio jury has die• agreed in the Stirton•Gunnner case at Guelph. The executors of a fernier will of the late Joseph Sifton have issued a writ Soebing to sot aside tho ono made the night previous to his death in favor of Mary MeI.+"arlane, on the grounds that it is a forgery. A Poor Millionaire Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They stye gthen the stomach aid digestion, promoteassimilation, lm - prove appetite. Price 25 cis. Money back if not satisfied, acid by Colin A. Campbell, druggist, t:ttiatoss. The directors of the Cairose Mattel Fire Insurance Co. met lathe tows] hall, Teeswater, on September 20th. All members present and the President in the chair. Minutes of previous meeting wore read., approved and signed. Seott*Mcnounld---That all rtplilrr ; tions for insurance teh`m by the differ- ent agents be laid before the board] 'ki' exa1 t•inatiou.--Carried. hold—xylenol aid—That the folldlwing accounts be paid: ---War, Mitchell, cow ill 1. b 11 1 thin $35; .Iblin Goy colt The death of George Lemmas took place in Port Hurou on Sept. 26. Some years ago he was a resident of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Spoariu, of Blau - shard, returned last Friday from au ex- tended visit in Manitoba and the N. W. T. Christian Gingerich, an old gran . liv- ing in Tavistock, was thrown out of his rig on Thursnay last and his shoulder was dislocated. Scoll'c 1 of Cod Liver Oil is the means of life, and enjoyment of life to. thousands: men women ana chi. N�Vldren.flen appetite fails, it re- stores it. When food. is a burden, it lifts the burden. When youlose 1'iesh,it brings the plumpness o health. f e When work is hard and duty is heavy, it makes life bright. It is the thin ' edge of the wedge; the thick end is food. But what is the use of food, when you hath it, and can't di - `est its' a Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is �rood that t m aks you forgot yOu stomach. iv you have not tr i it, .tr:ehd for t'resSample, ltaraareoRbletaste will sunrsneo�� sow. .°r�orornt o. Chttm'likts. 1 Oc. and $1,00 i all dt`uf ittits.