HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-12-28, Page 5ore Blessed to Give
n to receive-- th golden saying that
shall ever live
Our prices make it easy for you to give.
Presents for Gentlemen
'English Square 1`4ufller's, Satin Stripes. very special at ;'Se.
Young Men's Silk ever ready Mufflers in Stripes and Polka Dots,
extra, Yalu at 35e, b
Alen's Sill: Jgoey'Mufflers awl Chest Protectors, the newest novelties
and the warmest. utliiiers fur 75e.
Pretty American Ties and Fine. Kid (Tlo?es.
,-'resents for Ladies, 1
Ladies' Net Ties 25c, t'rOe and GOes.
Ladies' Beautiful. Sill: Ties, New York's sensation, at 05e.
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Ladies' rine Bose and Gloves.
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A Handsome Bed Spread makes. a sensible gift. We have them from
$4,00 to 75e.
Pretty Japanese Silk Tabic Covers, all shades from 81.25 to $4,00.
Nice Underwear from 50c a -Snit up.
Pretty Ildkfs fc, 10e, 20e and 25e.
Beautiful Table Linens at reduced prices. •
Snaps in Clothing, Snaps in Crockery, and bid;' Bargains in Groceries.
Have a Merry Xmas by buying your Gifts frt.la
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EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS,
~"That Wtel,eawakei Times Corrospondoltts Cottl;nurnoet4. -- Other
Items Clipped From. Our BEzelumgee.
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Pen evening, Dee.. 17th, a hap-
py time was spent at the home of Amos
.Mitchell, aver l;luvvale, 'Air. and Mrs.
Mitchell have been Married for fifty
years awl :Maas awl nephews to the
number of about twenty -flue called tit
their hum to celebrate the happy event.
The happy party spent avery pleasant
evening: I v. Mitchell is now Vet years
of age and Itis partner in life is W. They
were the hest aettl:rs in tile M:luevalo
road t:eetion of Turnberry- and Morris
and van tell many interesting stories of
the pioneer days in this country. The
ager( couple were harried in the Old
Coturtry caul Thos. Iit:nelersun, of Wing -
ham; Mr. and 11Mrs, Chas. Heuderson
and 1s1rs. John Yowler, of the Bin 'le
road attended their wedding.
Ii:W3 a very pla'alsal)t time as his is a
very busy life.
Rev, A. I. Brown and Mrs. Brown
spent Christmas with his permits in
I.ambton county. Rev. Mr. llurwash,
of Wingham, r'ccupied leis pulpit is the
Methodist church on Sunday last.
Mrs. Beaton and her sister attended
the golden weddieg of Mr, and Mrs.
Goo:go Snell, of Loudesboro on Christ-
mas day.
Food Changed To Poison.
Putrefying food in the intestines pro-
duces effects like those of arsenic., but
De. Ring's New Life Pills expel the
poisons from clogged bowels, gently,
easily but surely, curling Consitpation,
Biliousness' Sick Heaaaebo, Fevers, all
Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only
25c at Colin A. Campbell's.
Says Hs was -Tor turea, it14u4ori Lr'',
"I suffered such rain from torus I
could hardly walk," writes II Robinson,
Hadsburougli, Ms., "but 13uokients Arni-
ca Salve eunlptutely cured thong " Acts
like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts,
sores, sualeis, bards, boils, ulcers, . Per -
teat healer of slain diseases and' piles.
Cure guaranteed by Colin A. Campbell.
dye.
i.r1�3 WV.,awaatosH.
The following is the report of the
staudiug of the pupils of B. S. No. 41,
East Wawanosli, for tho mouth of Dee-
ember:—
Class 5.---Magaio McDougall, Alberta
aintonl, Jennie Shiell.
Sr, IV.—Frank Mills, Roy Deacon,
Leslie Deacon, Win. Elliott.
Jr. IV.—Bella McDougall, Robert
Mowbray, Raymond Elliott, Alexander
Rintoul, David Johnston.
Sr. III.—Herbert Shiell, Roy Ander-
son.
Sr. III.—Howard Shioll, Nettie Hogg,
Willie 5hoe,bottoni, Carrie Deacon, Alex
Mowbray, Stanley Elliott, Frank Case -
more.
Sr. IL—Darbara Styles, Harvey Link -
later, Ella Walker, Christena Rntoul,
Wilburn Ferguson.
Jr. IL—Maggie Casenlore, Natio
Shiell, Maggie Shiell, Laura Currie,
Tessa Anderson, jamas Ferguson.
Sr. Pt. II.—Mabel Mowbray, Wilfred
Pocock, Earnest Linklator, Garfield
Shoebottom.
• Jar Pta- e -Triflic St'y 1ea,Eai le Elliott,
G:.'o. Walker.
Pt. I.—On. Carrie.
AGS S. GiIInvn, Moacher.
A Woman's Awful Peril.
e'Thore is only one chance to save your
life and that is through an operation'
were the startling words heard by Mr
1. 13. Hunt of Lillie Ridge, ,Wis., tram
her doctor after he had vainly tried. to
cure her of a frightful case of stomach
trouble and yellow jaundice. Gall stones
had formed and she constantly grew
worse. Then she began to use Electric Bit -
tors which se'holly eurcd her. It's a won-
derful Stomach, Liver and Kidney rem-
edy. Cures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite.
Try it. Only 50 cts. Guaranteed. For sale
•f by Colin A. Campbell.
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4 Vitee warrnECiatatC1i.
It was our sad duty to follow tho re-
mains of Mrs. Robert Resit, better
known a as Mary E. Ferric, youngest
Owing t• the retirement o f I dab ht„ •. 2 Me. Samuel Ferrie, from
the C. P. R. station to the Wingham
Mr. Paulin from the busi ess we
i urpose offering i•'Ur entire sto
of Ilardwarejlarvest Tools, Glass
Paints, Skates, Bells, Stoves,Tin-
ware, etc., eine., the next 30 days
or cash at
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„c.,.,m ®....d...,.,ro„euximsasi .save,,,
We must have money and for
this reason it will be to your ad.
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vantage to make your cath pur-
chases
u-
eha es with us.
Parties indebted to the firs will kindly take
► notice that tib. accounts .MUST :iii SETTLED
by Cash or Moto on or before the .first day of
January, 1O1.
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cemetery on Saturday last. Soine three -
years ago Miss' Ferric) wont to North
Dakota and engaged' in the eteachnag
profession. at which she was very success
ful. A little over a year ago she was
married to ' Mr.Hesk, formerly of
Londesboro, and a snort tinge ago the
Master claimed �� �h�er for his own
Ferric and Nulily have the heart -felt
sympathy of Whitechurch and vicinity
in their bored' ement;, Mrs. Hesk was
born and raised near here and was very
popular with the people,
Sleighing is again hero and business is
reported brisker. .
Christmas passed off quietly with the
usual home comingof absent friends.
Wu .:re pleased to learn that his.
r '.t11 tl:dal• •otlt an operation
O'Connor, who 1 . , w
OG ,�p
some four weeks ago is progressing nice-
ly.
Dr. J..l4ieson Made his annual Christ-
mas visit to Barrio to sae his parents
this week. \Vo hope the Doctor' will
"Snotty 1. potty L$ Me
Scut O Y6 Lt. f f
lv:t r".s'tirisdcnl. Elccd is tile. Impure
btood'is living death. Hearth depends
on good blood. Disease is due to bad
blood. .'l7is blood can be purified.
Legions say Hood's Sars4p,tritta, klntee
ica's Greatest Blood I,Icdtcere, purifies it.
yl b;def slay bat it tests the talc.
Nervous Weakness -4'2' soffotc
from n tvous weal ness and toss of appe-
tite. Fps blood nuns impure, nay stomach
disordered and I could not steep. Hood's
Sarsapq.aritla has cared no i„miners.'
Mrs. Z. Ze S".,•'CD:I, L'elleville, 0 .
At the children's service in the Meth-
odist church, last Sabbath morniug, the
pledge was circulated among the child-
ren. • .
The directors of the Blaovale Flax
Company met on Monday afternoon.
Robert George Casemoro, of New-
bridge, was in the village on Monday.
Rev. Mr. Ballantyne, of Molesworth,
preached in the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath afternoon.
Robt-. Musgrove was in Galt on Satur-
day.
There was no central' service in the
village on. Sabbath evening.
Joseph Leech is on a visit out to the
West.
Robt. Musgrove injured his hand in
the chopper, •one day last week.
An old Englishman says that in Eng-
land if Christmas Day is bright, clear
and fair a bountiful harvest is assured.
Whether this .forecast is any good in
Canada wo cannot say.
John Fell, of Manitoba, is visiting his
old home in Morris,
Ira Etcher and family moved onto
their farm, on the first line of • Morris,.
last week.
artin S. Farrow, of Calgary, North-
west Territory, visited at Robert Mus-
grovo'siast week, and also .called on
other n''ilends. Martin left Bluevalo
thirteen years ago to take a position as
mail clerk on the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, a post which he still holds. Mr.
Farrow came home to attend a re -union
of the Farrow 'family at the home of
their father, Thomas Farrow, pos'
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master, Brussels, on Christmas Davy.
A cumber of people gathered at the
house of Jas. Mitchell on Monday even-
ing of last week, to l�• them celebrate
then -golden w:d.iing. The old couple
are getting very feeble. Mr. Mitchell
is nearly blind. He used to delight in
playing the bag -pipes, but the sound of
thein seldom floats over the village now
George Macdonald has moved the oh
section house, which stood near the rail-
road bridge, up to his barn, to bo used
as a hell house. . .
Asa Esty, formerly of rho hotel, has
gone to Blyth.
Hanover fire was plainly seen here.
Saturday's Globe stated that R. G. Vin-
cent, inventor, was ono of the losers.
His machin used for manufacttuing a
patent bed spring was burned. Mr.
Vincent is a son-in-law of Edward Bos-
man.
Miss Annie Putland, formerly of Blue -
vale, is now in a photo studio in Chat-
ham. -
The Brussels Post in a recent comment
says:—"Rov. D. Rogers was junior pas-
tor on Brussels circuit twenty -ono years
ago. Ho is a good preacher,"
Christmas visitors at home: Mr. and
Mrs. Fred, McCracken, of Brussels, Mr.
and Mrs. Cristopher Thornton, of Wing -
ham, and Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald,
of Godorich, at the ladies' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Gardiner's; Mrs. Wm.
Sanderson, of Toronto, at Mr, Jo1111
Dim nt s ;
Mr. Edgar Gonit
es :riucE1al
of Ripley school, under the parental
roof ; Mr. Joseph Smillie, who is study-
ing medicine in Toronto, spent Christ-
mas at his home on the fust lino of Mor-
ris.•
Abroad :—Rev. • \T. J. West and 'Airs.
West spent Christmas at the home t f
Mr. cad Mrs. J. K. Gorgon, Mrs.'W est's
parents at Whitby; lea.. Frank ;s.wtt
a:pent it with his parents and other
Monts in Seaforth; Mies Aggic Herbert
with Toronto friends ;the Misses 131eck,at
Tara; Mr. end 'Mrs. Daniel Lewis, at
Blit he.l; Joltu Burgess, Mrs, Attain j
• C%ieghorn and i`,iiss Mabel Oliver, with
rt•1 tise':i i11 Toronto; Anna, .t ray and 1
3'e stia II rotes, at Palmerston; Fred and ;
Mimi at Clinton; and Clairol
and fled Pugh Spout Chifstniaswith r:
lativee in Clinton. ;
EW STORE
Holiday foods for
Now Yew Presents
Every Department is complete with tho LATEST NOV
TIES in useful things for NF W YEAR (;'I,�'"l.'S at prima; to s
all customers. Please read every line of the fulloan'fni li»t.
HANDKERCHIEFS in Linen, Lawn and Sift:, Embroidt+rt'd,
Hetmstitched, initialed and Plain at be, 10e,' 1.21e. Ire, 20e, 25e,
30c, 35e, 45e, 50e, 65e, 75e, See our initialed 11c11.fi at 5e,
LADIES' SILK TIES, new, patterns. 25s, e5o,
LADIES' GLOVF'3---•All t•taatcle::t in Itdies' Kiri Gloves, Lined or
Unlined, 75e., $1.00, 51.25, e1.50. See our x',1.00 Lined .Kid (Jiuve,.
fur top, for 75c ; it's a NEW YEAR BARGAIN.
LADIES' FURS—Speeial Bargains in Ladies' Fur Capes,
Caperines, Carps, Ruff's, Boas, (gauntlets, See c ur Capering at
$3,75.
SILKS AND DRESS COEDS in great variety. Nice Silks in
all shades, 25e, 80e, 35e, 50e. Fancy Plaids. ter Waists, 25e, 850,
and 500,
LADIES' JACKETS --An new and up to date styles, $2 95,
~3,50, 54.50, $5.00, 86.00, $7.00, $8,00, x;10.00, $12,00
GIFTS FOR THE HOME—Lace Curtains, Quilts,. Chenille
Table Covers, Table Linen, Table Napkins. Towels, Chenille Cur-
tains, Sheeting;, etc See our Fringed `vocable Covers at 50e.
Men's and Boys' Wear.
HANDKERCHIEFS in Silk or Linen at 5e., 10e, 15e, 20c, 25e,
35e., 50e, 750, $1. A. New Year Bargain -750 Colored Stlk Hdkfs
for 50e.
MUFFLERS in all the new styles at 25e, 85e, 50, 750, $1.00.
We have the celebrate:( Way Muiliers
Mt M'S TIES in Knots, Bows, 5': ur-in band, Flowing Ends,
511- els, etc., all the latest styles and patterns, 15e, 25c,. 33e, 50c,
MEN'S BRACES—A nice assortment of the best makes --115e-
20e, 2!5c, 350, 50e, 75e, :1,00. See our leader at 25e,
Fur and Cloth Caps in abundance—all styles, qualities and prices.
CLOTRI1 G DPPARTMENT—In the Basement. Bice natty suits for Boys at *1.50,
51.6.0, 52.50, $2.75, *8.50, 4.1.00.
Up-to-date Suits forMen at 58,50, 55.0O3 50.00, $0.50, $7,00, v°•7,50, $3.00, $10.00, 512.03. A
fine range of patterns to choose from.
Men's and Boss Becfers, Ulsters, Overcoats, at surprising values, t=ale our stoat be-
fore you buy. No trouble to show you the goods.
Oar Best Advertisement—A satisfied customer.
and 750
The. Cheap Cash Store. ,Opp.. Bank of Ilamilton,
::3rx°.�,t's ciFr..s�»�.,:s•-�a,�-„-ig rE-tas�rz'%53ixk�A �,K;€.�^'r;
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A happy Now Year to all.
Boys be sure to send your girls a
card :—
'You know that I love you
And love you real hard,
Or why would I trouble .
To send you this card.
Arammie Wright has engaged with
W. J. Mitchell,of Wroxeter for a couple
of months.
Jas. Wallace had the misfortune to
lose one of his valuable black horses; it
is serious loss to him as it ' trill be
f icult to replace one as they were "a
well matched team.
G. Parkes lost a black; mare. Gid..
has had a heavy loss this sntnmer as it is
the third horse that died.
McInnis Bros. has the contract of cut-
ting a large quantity of wood and logs
for W. Breckenridge.
Miss Ella Moffat is not improving as
quickly as her many friends would wish.
Aadrew Miller, while attempting to
clean out a chimney accidently fell and
broke a couple of his ribs; also receiv-
ing other injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin, of Molesworti}
was visiting at Jas. Wright's.
Ben, Hislop had a successful wood bee
last Thursday; also a party at night..'
John McTavish, of the boundary is
very low at present with iuflamation of
the lungs.
David Thompson and Miss Jane His-
lop drove to Wroseter last Wonnesday
evening, when' the Rov. MI'. Anderson
tied the matrimonial knot.
Alexander Thompson. passed away to
his reward on tho pith inst. of ni theei,
after it pralcliged illv.c; v. Leo was all
old and respected resilient of 1:Iowick
and his demise is vest' lunch regretted,
Ho was a native of S: otland. and leaves
four el.ildren, one son, David. on the
hemestt'ad and Miss vt'n'.lxe; also Miss
Lizzh', oi. A.:‘,/tan, and Kiss. A. Mune, c
Wroxeter. His wiee predeci•ased him
„ e1.0 :years a ;n. Meet sympathy' is
.. It ill their tad bereavement.
., twenty-Tenay'eata liape-Clreetac,e lace'
1, . i extensively a ::i for ill furan; et thru.t and
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We are iinio:(lied tl:att fife. A. Cr. Uil-
tort, the iliarlt;;i'r tri' tela
cls i irtnle'it of the G.,r: ril:Mont \t r 'u?-
faux:( I':aria at Ottawa, e :s lava eaa,. cg:'d
flee the eemi1ay .year t t',liiti'S4t' 1114 e •
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as it is now in its 22nd year, we believe
him. This journal is well illustrated,
full of practical knowledge written by
experts and at the yearly subscription
50c. is ridiculously cllo,p. Low as it is
however, readers of this paper can get it
at a special rate of three years for 51.00.
A sample will be sent free by addressing
Canadian Poultry Review, Toronto,
Out. ; but the shortest and, best way is
'to send 141.00 for three years.
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is destruction of lung by a
growing germ(, precisely a9
mouldy cheese is de,tru;.: tion
of cheese by a gro :LTi g germ.
If you kill the germ, you
stop the consunpti ::.:. You
can or can't, according to
when you begin..
Take Scott's :1'muiSiOn of
Cod Liver Oil: take 'a little'
at fira.
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; it is the
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