The Wingham Times, 1900-11-16, Page 5OF YO
TIME
DRESS
It will just take that long to convince you
that our prices are right.
UNDERCLOTHING,h
Pretty silk and Wool Plaids. special, 55e ; Heavy
French Surges, suitable for coats and capes, special
at (i0t. Figured l.tistres, pretty goods, special
at 850 and 50e. Stylish Plaids at 12,e and 18e,
Ken's Fleeced Lined 'Underwear, extra value,
at $1.00.a suit Ladies' Fleeced Lined Vests,
special t 25e, See our higher priced goods—
every garment solid value.
WINGIIA.M 'TIRES NOVEMBER -1G 1UG , I9!QOi.
1'IEWS FROM OUR IdEIGHE4RS
EVEIIT$ OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS.
What V,Fideawt ke Times Gorr eepona erste Communseate -- Other
Items Clipped From Our Txehnn,es.
READY-MADE CLOTHING Men's working Pants, special at 90e.
Men's English Nigger Head Tweed
Suits, double breasted, well made, heavy linings, our special price $8 00.
Men's blue Overalls, special at 75e. Canadian Tweed Suits from $8.00 ea
$11,00—every one a fitter, Your money back if not satisfied.
We want your produce and will pay the highest prices fur it.
North End General Store,.
avrst>Tvrierm.
Miss M. MoOlinton has returned from
atwo weeks visit with friends in Gode-
rich.
Geo. Emerson, of Goderich, made a
business Trip to V3 estflpld last Saturday.
Speoiel evangcelistic services are being
conducted in the Methodist churls here
by the pastor, Rev. J. Kennedy.
1tobt. and Miss Hattie Wightinau are
siekwith typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. hoover and family
visited with Mrs. Hoover's parents at
tho Nile last Friday.
Fine off stalk Valencia Raisins, 15c lb
Trenor's Choice selected Raisins i itc lb
Trenor's Choice Sultana Raisins 15c lb
5 Black Basket Table Raisins, 20c lb
California Seeded Muscatel Raisins in pkgs, 15c lb
Choice Patras Currants, 15c lb
Extra choice Vostezza Currants, 20C lb
41 Cooking Figs in Tapnets, 5c lb -
Layer Figs in Boxes 20C lb
LI California Prunes, all sizes
Shelled Almonds and Walnuts
Aylmer Brand Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Beans and
kins. Buy none other ; 3 cans for 25c
� at
IFFI
ducted the services. We all sympathize
with the bereaved family.
Mr. Walter Iiuggans gave the young
people a party last Thursday evening at
hone of David Moffat in honor of him
taking his departure with Mr, Cornell
and family to Mantesso. Ho will to
greatly missed as ho was. a popular
young man. We all wish. Wat success,
in his new undertaking and a safe
journey.
Mr. and Mrs, Riohard Millar held
party last Friday evening. A large
number were present and. enjoyed thein -
selves by danoing, games and music.
The musie was furnished by the Misses
Stachan and Taylor and Messrs, Bryaus
and Rattan, They tipped the light
fantastic to the wee sma hours.
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you, if you used`
Dr, King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferer); have proved their inutohless
merit for Sick. and Nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25 cents,. Money
bark if not cared, Sold by Colin A.
Campbell, druggist.
'WEST lvn\V ANO$1Y.
Tho following is report of standing of
pupils of S. S. No. 15, for month of Oet-
ober:—
Class V.—Goa Jefferson, 84.
Pump -
Great Lilaof an Editor.
"For two years all efforts to cure Ec-
zema in the palms of my hands failed,"
writes Edttori-I._N. Lester, of Syracuse,
Kan., "then I was-whelly-_-.C) Xed_ by
t l3ucklen's Arnica Salve." It's the
world's best for Eruptions, Sores and all
skin diseases. Only 25e at Colin A.
Campbell's.
Class IV.—Mina •Chamney, 1;)4;
Rebecca Chalnney, 83. WItONETER.
Class III. Sr.— Edie Nixon, 78; Mar-
tha Wallace, 130, , Ii
ClassIII. Jr.—Cameron Jeffersoii, 2C0;
Norman Thompson, 105; Ethel Brooks,
71.,
Class II. Sr.—Annie Chamuey, '185;
Gladys Jefferson, 138; Harry Champion,
1.27.
Class U. Jr.—Sandy Nixon, 95.
Part II.—Joseph Thompson, 65.
Part'I. Sr.—Hattie Champion, 40.
Part 1. Tr._ -Earnest Thompson, 175;
Gordon Jefferson, 160; Willie Champion,
134. 0
Tho following promotions have also
been. made:—
From Jr. rv. to Sr. IV.— Mina
Clhainnoy.• -
From Sr. III. to Jr. IV.—Edict Nixon.
From Jr. IIt. to Sr. III.—Cameron
Jefferson; Ethel Brooks.
Frain Sr. II. to Jr. III.—Gladys Jef-
ferson; Annie Chamuey.
From Jr. II. to Sr. II.—Sandy Nixon.
FroniPartII. to Jr. U.—Joseph Thom-
pson.
From, Sr. Part L to Part II.—Hattie
Champion. •
T. P. SWITZE t, Teacher.
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Su crier : ewelry.
We pride ourselves in always keeping in stock the very
best of everything in the jewelry line and although we do not
make as high a percentage of profit as an cheaper lines, we
have the satisfaction of knowing that we give good value, and
that is what we want. A satisfied customer is the best. ad-
vertisement. We expect to have you for one.
OPTICIAN AND JEWELER
At 1be November meeting of the
quarterly Official Board of Wroxeter
Oii'euit, it was moved by W. C. Hazle-
weed,. seconded by Jas. Higgins and re-
solved, that. this Quarterly Board has
Beard with deep regret of the removal of
Bro. Wm. Lucas from this circuit. We
desire to express our appreciation of the
splendid services rendered by Bro.
Lucas for so many years. We beg to
aoaire hien that our best wishes follow
him and we pray that he may be long
spared to help ou the good work.
THE NEW STORE
THE l 3EA.F ST l
WANTED
Five IIundrod Men aK d Boyei, Bay
Clothing.
Our .Clothing Department appeals speoiaally v the Mnea's and
Boys' needs who want line, reliable clothing well exit Wild fiaidhot
at KOD1%RATD PRI,JJES, without an exhorbitaUt prtflt townie
out of their pockets.
Men's Fine .Beaver Winter Overcoats, rdat k navy .shade, vel-
vet eollnr, Italian cloth lining, well made, sizer; 34 to 44. Sie'.ittl
at $6,00.
:den's extra heavy Pea Jackets, well ,made tweed lined, dark
nava shade. 400 111 at u3.95,
Boys' Heavy Blue Nap Reefers, cltzuble-breasted, high c.,,ttar,
cheek: tweed lining and perfect fitting. Special $2.75
Boys' fine heavy 3 piece Tweed Suits single or double.
breasted, well lined and btylish. Special 68.50• __-
Men's Heavy Misters, Brown or Grey Frieze t'1 ;. ii, Tave-at
lined well finished. Special, "5.00.
Men's heavy dnuble.breasted Suits, nicely lined, late sty tGr.
Our special price, $5.00.
Astounding Discovery.
From Coopersville, Mich., comes word
of a wonderful discovery ox a pleasant
tasting liquid that when used before
retiring by any one troubled with a bacl
cough always ensures a good night's
rest. "It will soon cure the cough ton"
writes Mrs. S. Himelbarger, "for three
generations of our family have used Dr,
King's New Discovery for Consumption
and never found it's equal for Coughs
and Colds," It's au unrivaled life-saver
when used for desperate lung diseases.
Guaraneed bottlesColin. A. Campbell's. 50 Trial bottleOfree.
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P:dll:Y.
Spreads Like Wildfire.
When thing, are "rho best" they
become "the best selling." Abraham
Hare, a. leading druggist, of Belleville,
0., writes:"Electrio Bitters are the best
selling bitters I have handled in 20
years." Yon know why? Most diseases
being in dii.orderi; of stomach, liver,
kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves.
Eleetric Bitters tones usp the stomach,
rega]ates liver, kidneys and bowels,
purifies the blood, strengthens the
nerves, hence cures multitudes of mala-
dies. It builds up the system. lents
new life and -vigor into any weak. sickly.
rniulown man and woman. Price 50
,cones. Sold by Colin A. Campbell, cling-
gist.
JA1MESTOWN.
Get your cutter ready boys and give
the girls a drive.
Miss Maggie Walsh has returned
home to Mr ,Sabi Snell's after visiting her
friends in Toronto.
Mr. Walter Breckenridge has return-
ed home after spending the scanner
mouths with Mr. Robert Messer.
Miss Rosena Wheeler has returned to
her home after staying with her brother
Geo forthepast months
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,
Home-Spuns, Tweeds and Ladies'Cloth Suiting ranging
from 4oc yard and upwards. See our new
per
allies' Jac-ets
to
Boys' strong Tweed Pants, lined, special price 50e.
Men's extra strong Pants, well made, to clear, 75e,
---'srar4iu'an .jackets at eut prices..
A large heti _ at , latest styles, all sizes, i'iom 3f5
to 46, ranging in price frgtn SLt 5 to : .
UNDERWAR
A complete stock of Men's and Boys' Underwear, all kinds,
all sizes, all prices, 25c, 35c, 45e, 50e, 65e, 75e, 51,00, $1.•15, $1 50.
WINTER. CAPS.
A fine assortment of Winter Caps for Men and Boys at eat
prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Men's good strong Boots, solid leather. special 51.00.
Men's Long Felt Boots, GUARANTEED, SPECIAL, 52,00.
Men's Long Boots, SOLID LE?.THER at cut prices.
Boys' strong School Boots, our special price 90e.
Girls' Boots, buttoned or laced, t 0e. 51.00, 51.225, 51 51.A large stock of Men's and Boys' Heavy. Rubbers, ane or two
• buckle. See them before you buy.
Ladies' Misses' and Children's Rubbers and' Cvershoes at
special cut prices.
Farm Produce taken in exchange.
1iLUL4-,ALE.
""Macdonald! Macdonald! We hail thee
a:taiu. East Hnrou's great chief oil her
Liberal men."
Dr. Toole, of Brussels, formerly of
Bluevale, was here to vote on the 7th.
Miss Ruby Duff went to St. Cathar-
ines on Saturday last, eviiero she has a
situation.
Messrs Caseniore and Diff are buying
turkeys.
Miss May Ross, of 13rucefiele, has
been visiting relatives in this vicinity for
some weeks past.
Mr. Thomas I l:is, of Maris, had his
new barn raised on Friday last. Pretty
cold for a barn raising.
Win. L. Fraser, of the first line of
Morris, was ill last week.
Mrs, . Henderson has returned home
after visiting in Brantford, Hamilton
and London.
Mrs. Joseph Pugh and soar Chester
were both ill last week but aro now re-
rge re-
covered. 'w
hat's the .natter, Will? You look Miss Eva McCracken, of l;rtissels, was
Ipiible blue.
An old and highly respected resident
of this kigi,e1seelgewl passed to herheaveu-
ly sore" at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Mulligan, in the person of Mrs.
Hammell,"at the ripe old age of seventy-
seven. About six weeks ago she took a
paralytic stroke of the brain causing her
to lose her sense and sight. A week ago
on Friday she took another stoke caus-
ing her to be helpless and powerless
together on her left side. She p
away on Wednesday, Nov. 7theving
bebindher, two daughters, Mrs. ulligan
and. Mrs. McDona:d and one son, Thos.
of Algoma, and ten grand children. She
was a member of the Brethren church.
The funeral took place t0 Brussels
cemetery and Mr. John McAllister eon-
" Give Him an Inch,
He'll rake an Ell.
The Cheap Cash Store.
still urging the beast to,its utmost, rode
on alone. Those who saw him first
from the school house say he was stand-
ing up in the buggy beating the horse
and doing a 1 he could to make it
At last the brute refused, from sheer ex-
haustion, to move, so Mr. Jacidth. jump-
ed out and ran the rest of the way, just
casting his vote in the nick of time, a-
mid the ()beers from the little orowd.
Wm. Thornton, formerly of the first
line of Morris, but more recently of the
vicinity of In ' :soli, was in the village:
this weep
Death. Mrs. Andrew Holmes led on
Monday night after several evks ill-
ness. She leaves, besides her sorrowing
lutsbaud, four young children.
sympathy of the community goe
them in their bereavement.
sect
atest New York styles,
finn Black, Fawn and Brae Colors, L
Perfect fits at $5.00 and up.
Also a full stockes
of Fur Goods in Ladies'Jackets, Capes,
Muffs and Ruffs
at prices to suit the purchaser. See these
goods before purchasing elsewhere. pairs Union
€' See our special value in Blankets ; 40
Blankets at $7.65 per pair and up. Also a full stock of All -
Wool
Wool Blankets at $4.00 per pair and upward.
A full stock of yarns always on hand.
T. A.
MILL
visiting Miss Burdette McCracken, of
She Bluevale road, this week.
Mr. Daniel Macdonald, of Palmers-
ton, visited at Mr. George Macdonald's
over Sunday. Mr. Macdonald had just
returned from Kingston hospital, where
lie had been, lying ill of typhoid fever
for several weeks, which disease he con-
tracted on a visit to the Limestone City.
Mr - Macdonald is book-keeper for a
merston carriage firm.
Mr. Pope, sr., of Turnberry, is an old
man who can walk two utiles in consid-
erably less than two weeks. On election
day he started to walk to Bluevale to
vote, which was five utiles from his
Lome, and lie is eighty-one years old.
Some one caught up to him. and gave
him lift before his j limey was end-
ed. Mr. Pope's a fir' is willing and his
Li •h isn't weak.
W in. Jaoklin, of Grey, formerly of
Bluevale, had. the most exciting race to
get voting in time that we have yet
heardof hi connection with the recent
'election. Mr. Jiteldiu until lately lived
on tho third line of 141orris, where ho
still hos a farm, but bast winter movedto another farm, its Grey, On the after-
noon of election day he went to McGin-
nis' school house, cm the first line of
Grey, to east his ballot, thinking his
Vote was there, but learned at inn 03111-
tits% past four that lie must vote on last
yam's assesoinient, rct tho stones whoa;53conc'1 line of Morris, ten miles away,
and the roads not in the best conclitiwt.
Mr. Edward Bryans undertook to drive
hint. When.the horse showed sighs of
'slowing tip, Mr. Bryant, who is a luau
of some WO lniudred pounds weight,got
out to lighten the load acid Mr. J`acklin,
Let fhe smallest microbe gain lodgment
in your body and your .whole system quill
be diseased. The microbe is microscopic.
,but the germs become inches And Mends
of pain. Hood's Sarsaparilla destroys the
microbe, prevents the pain, purifies the
blood and effects a permanent cure.
Rei i Dow11-411 had severe head-
aches and my constitution ;01a5 generatty
tun daunt. Had read about !Plods Sar-
saparilla,tried it, and after using Ivobottles etuas entirety cured." Miss elate)Flanattgan, i i'anning AVON, r'oronio; Ont.
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Any orders for sales left at the Vanes
office will receive prompt attention. J.
J. Currie, auctioneer.
The council met iu tlu, Council Roma,
Nov. 0 in,eteaal of Thursday, the Sth, as
as agreed upon .tit last meeting; mem-
bers all pre3ettt; niimites of Sept 24th
meeting read and confirmed.
Communication. from R. Va.istoue,
Barrister, Wingliam, on behalf Of Henry
Deacon, S34 lot 30, con 10 received, noti-
fying the contemn not to put a culvert
'across sideline 39 and 40, con 10 opposite
lus.property then, as be nnaintaius that
the same would be an injury by flooding
Ins land in that locality, with an extra
quantity of water occasionally. ---Filed
Tho Treasurer reported cash on hand
at date, 584.20.
The following acoonnts were received
and ordered to be paid: —
Mrs. Bradnock, gravel, 55.40; George
Daley, gravel, 60cts; Wm: Symington,
Auburn, cutting hill, 562; Geo. Shinn,
clearing and ditching in swamp, 571; P.
Porterfield, services rendered revising
voters' lists, 1000, 513.25; Alex Porter-
field, services rendered serving notices,
revising voters' list, 00; Wm. Robin -
Opp. Pank of IIamiltor
hill, 53; Wm. McL• rty, gravelling, „3;-•
Edward McD, ieil, filling in roadway,
81.50; Robert M'G nwau, ditching, 53 60e
Alex Doig.vall,iv het d.313 ea Dtag.e tll's
rn•td, 55; Mark Mtse'1, ditohi:t;. 832;
Wm. Paten, gravelling, 533; Wm. Pat
on, g. avaLia:;. alis J )4i t e 113:., bal-
ance of gravel, :1.53.
The coauoil t'1.3.1 ljoar lel til_'. See ars
clay, 15th Dec. nes`.
P. Par,:au:;:.n,... ..
reeese
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Never Disappoints
sol., assessar,atteudiag voterslift emu t,
52.50; Wm. Robinson, tit'leetiag jurors,
52; George Mains, cleaning oat Culvert.
51; John Brace, gravelling, 510.26; Alex
13race, jr., gravel, 51x10; 'David chow, 1
filo, 64cts; G30, 1M%, t, etc a.tinig Glitch,
73e; Andrew 1 ax, gravel, 70.:; Owen
Donnelly, building calvtrt, Slots; O:vett
Donnelly, ditohing, grading oust gilavel-
l.ug, 814.60; Ctt'en Donnelly, part 00
teaot gravelling, $5.CO; OWen 1) ritual:,,,
cutting hill, $$5; Isaac Wall r, conning
oat creels, 151 heut'v Deaeoo. gravel-
ling. 518; Jossph Ruddy, cls 'ming dite•h,
$1.25; henry Edwards, luinbnr and
Oitohing, $1.35; Win. Nethery, grav3l-
ling, ,2.G0; ' `m. MoTarty, gravelling,
$20.40; Wins. McCarty, work on Toll's
This picture is the trade mark. of
SCOTT'S EMULSION, and is on,
every bottle of SCOTT'S tMi3L-
SION in the World, which now
amounts to many millions yearly.
This great business has grown to
such vast proportions,.
First•=Because the proprietors
have always been most careful in
selecting the various ingredients
used in its composition, namely;
the finest Cott Liver 011, and the
purest *wypophosp1 ites,
Second`:=Bccatise they have so
sltilifttlly combined the various
ingredients that the best possible
results are obtained by its use.
a far.:.Because it has made so
many sickly, delicate chi1dr t1
strong and healthy, given. health
and rosy cheeks to ro many Baler
atiS.31t1C girls, and healed the lungs
and restored to full hearth, so snarly
thou:0.11(1s in the first stages of
Consumption.
1t you l,nve ret tiled it, *tend for free sittart Err
Di ngreenete That, a it1 rurpriaeu.
SCOTT Etc n0ivrea♦, c1 erutetr,
Detour,.•
sic aid 0.T04oto;
altatut Lists.