HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-07-17, Page 8TILE. 1YING UAM TIMES, .l L IL 1902.
Ri OHM & CAMPBELL
Summer Sale of .
Hot Weather Goode
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The hot weather is here and at the very time you are most iu need 0
of a uicc ctrl dress yOu eitn buy it with the least money, Attough
a mistier of lines are sold ant wn Still litiv' a largo assortment to
cthoot(t* from, cc nsistiulc of Orzatolips fu White, Black and Colors,
• t)ftuitees in, White. Blaoic anti Fancy Strip •:l, Liueus in Fancy
Stripes, Foulard's Fauey Lawns, Unsling, &c, We are clearing
these goods out at one-third off the regular price, iu order to make
room for the new.
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The Balance of our Shit Waists at little Cost's $
12 Print Shirt Waists, Sizes 32 to 3S guarauteed fat colors iu Piuk
and white, Blue and Waite. and Black and white, regular
Prise, 000., Hot Weather Price. 05e.
G Chambray Shirt Waists, latest make in Piuk and Mitre. Red and
White, and Blue. and White, ,a<dgul.tr price, $2,00, Kot
Weather Pric,t l.25
$ Chambray 14birt Waists Tueked iu plain blue ouly:, regular 0
Price $2.20`, hot weather prate $1_-t0
4 White Lawn. Shirt Waists t iniuu it with Vtdeucitie Insertion, 0
Regular price, $1.25, Hot weather price , 75o.
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$10,11 6r1,1kils a ilio sit bN• 110•11'N'r1'r1• b1 ,&
.' Bays' Wash. Suits-
Boys' 2 piece Wash Snits, Bine awl White, Regular 50e., for :Inc.
Boys' 2 niec: Limn* Wash :alts, r ' utar Sic. for 50e
Boys' 2 piece Dock Suits, Navy Blue and White, regular 1.25
for... .. 75c.
Boys' 2 piece Dick Suits, Bine an 1 Waite, roguiar $1.50 for $1.00
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Do not complain of the heat when you
can buy Summer Goods at these low
Prices.
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RITCHIE & CAMPBELL.
Successors to M. H. Mho
Iu another eo'vtmu will 1`e fouled au�j
1 iuterestiug• letter from S. E. Kent, now ova .0
Vo the rice
in South Africa, which was, received by
Mr.'- . M. l:Ieudersot•, of the Bluevale
road. Sex, ball had some experience in
South Africaantl his letter is interesting.
PERSONALS.
We shall be glad to have contributions t
have V1Yi /0111 ui paripuue going away yam -MY, , f
Shorey's Clothing, Tooke Bros,'>
"TEN DAYS' SALE
,this cola= wan Yroivanyofourrctuleis. 1t�oYi part of the new Clothing of M. Site & Sons, also H
d tivaad tett a.r or dead us a lute to that I est: J USC a
Miss Greco Slurp is the guest of Miss few quotations of some of the Rett -Hot Uta tits .
7 Men's all -wool Tweed Suits, M. Sage tC = • ti's price
$10 Our price
Dallas,
Mrs. Johu Clegg is visitiug with
friends in Toronto.
Mr. W. E. Benning,, art hitect of List•
• owel was in towu uu Sato day.
Nr. Rausford of the DOinitaian Btwk
is away for two weeks holidays,
Air. J. E. Swarts was iiTorouto for a
few days this week on busiuees.
Mr, Fred. Gi:roy of Mount Forest is
visiting At 111r. W. J. Chapman's.
Mrs. and Bliss Gilchrist of Loudon are
the guests of Mrs Wm. Diamond.
Miss Laura Derr is visiting with her
uncle, Mr. Heury Kerr at Loudon.
Miss Lowis Henry, of Sarnia is a guest
at the home of Mr. Tlios. Henderson.
Miss M. Fisher of Paisley is spend-
ing her vacation with trieuus iu town.
Mrs. Fred Rogers, of Brussels was vis-
iting with Mrs. Jas. McGuire last week.
Miss Maggie mcLachlau has returned
house from New York city for the holi-
days.
Mrs. Phillips, of Kansas City was the
guest of the Misses Ball for a few da3 s
this week. .
Miss Irving has returned horse after a
mouth's visit with friends iu Wiugbaut.
-Teeswater News.
Mrs. Simpson, of Antigonislt, N. S.
was visiting Wingham friends for a few
days lust week.
Mrs. Jas. McLachlan and Miss Maggie
McLachlan ate spending this week with
friends in Brussels.
Miss A. Pilgrim, of. Grand Avenue,
Hamilton, is spendiug her vacatiou at
Mr. Richard Herdsman's. -
Miss Ada Long, who has speut the
past season as head milliner. iu Ohesley,
returned hoiue this week.
Mr. Heury Rusliug, of New Jersey, is
speeding a low weeks in towu the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Long.
Mr. Dave Jenkins, who has ben re-
si( sig in Michigan for some mouths,
re rood house on Saturday last.
frWm. Caseniore .,of Port Huron
cut a few days this Week with old
friends iu Winghuui and Morris..
Mrs. Stokes, mother of Mr. Geo. A.
Strikes, tette G. T. R. agent hare, lett
for her uew house in \Viartou un Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Walker, of Toron•
to, were visiting with friends and rela-
tives in town fur a few days duriug the
week,
Misses Emma and Sarah Woocicoock
left ou Tuesday for a few weeks visit
with relatiyes and friends in the Old
Couutry.
Misses Fannie Paterson and May
Liuklater left this week for Georgetown,
having secured situations in the glove
factory at that place.
MiNOR LOCALS.
r. Robt. Tennant has beautiti(l
his residence with n fresh coat of paint.
-The G. T. R. pay car made its usual
monthly visit to Wingham on Monday.
-Remember the L. 0. L. r• reursion to
Sa'nia and Detroit on Saturday, August
23rd.
-The likelihood is thnt Thanksgiving
Day this year will be f.xsd for Norm -
bar 20th.
-Regular meeting of Camn Cale-
donia, S. 0 S., on ;fondly evening of
next a -alt.
v. R. Hobbs was one of tin,
speakers at the 12th o July demon-
stration inBtnssels.
-Gooseberries; currants, raspberries,
new potatoes, etc.,are now being offer-
ed for sale (mite freely.
-Mr. J. B. Carn:uiugs is having, a
stone wall built under his store build-
ing on'� Victoria street.
-Dr. W. T. Holloway has rented the
house on John street which is soon to be
vacated by Mr.
-Mr. Geo. A. Stokes, late G. T. R.
anent stere has this week proved his
household effects to Wiarton.
-Mr. Dnlmage, real estate and loan
agent, has been appointed local agent
for the Canada Life Assurance Co.
-Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan, for-
mer Wingbemites are now working in
the interests, of the R. T. of T. at Inger-
soll.
-BIuevale Cheese and Batter Co. last
week shipped the last half of their June
Snake of butter. The price obtained was
192 per lb.
Who doesn't
Want to be cool during the hot
weather ? Allow ns to make one
or two suggestions to assist you.
For instance, in place of standing
over a hot stove, coo king meat, etc
Why Not
Buy some of our Delicious Cooked
Ham, sliced, per lb ... .30
Beef Loaf, Veal Loaf, Chick-
en Loaf or Ham Loaf, tin .15'
Clark's Pork and Beans in
chili sauce, large tins...... .10
Corned Beef, per tin .15
Aylmer Boned Chicken, tin .25
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a� ()rink
Lime Juice Cordial, the best
drink for summer, bottle .30
Raspberry Vinegar, large bot-
tles, each
Lemonade Crystals,make any
quantity up to two gallons.
It's all right, per package .15
-EC�IAL-
iYottr choice Of any Dinner
Set in the Mute Friday for $0,00
.30
The wheat harvest has commenced in
Essex Comity.
-Read the adtrertisements in the
'r mEs. It will save yon many a dollar
in a year.
-Eadie's Church iu Turnberry is to
be re -shingled. Contractors 'should read
the adv. Tenders Wanted," in another
column.
-Gamlen party on the manse grounds
at Belgravo this (Thursday) evening
Lucknow band iu attrudance and a
good time assured.
-Tho many friends of Mr. Chas.
Ilendersou, of .Bluevale road will Ile
sorry to learn that has been on the sick.
est for a few days.
• -Harold H., the fast Canadian pacer,
formerly the property of Mrs J. E.
Swarts, was shipped from Windsor to
Winnipeg on Tuesday. '
-For the past six months ending
June ;;0th, there were recorded with
Town Clerk Ferguson, 20 births, 17
deaths and 18 marriages.
-We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Hunter, mother of lll;rs. R. ,J. Tindall is
in very poor. health.... Shea has been ser-
iously ill for the past few days.
-We hear it rumored that we aro to
have an excursion run from Winghacin
in the near future to Hamilton; also an
excursion from Wingham to Buffalo.
Tu
dhe
ry and Crockery Store
f)If r. RA1(IC OF HAld1L'1'O:`.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Zurorigg and
aughter spent a few days during the
eek, visiting with friends and relatives
iu Listowel and Palmerston.
Mr. Jas. W. Anderson. C. P. R. agent
,s --Mr. John McDonogh has sold his at Pontypool, t cconrpanied by his wife
building lot on Frances street to Mr. and children are visiting with relatives
D. E. McDonald. Mr' McDonald will and friends iu town anti alsosuint his Manufactured by E. Berliner, 315
build a dwelling on the lot this summer, mother at Gletutnnan.
Sizes are 37, 3S, 39, 40. Other lots 1 sizes.
Prices ri;;ht, Come quick,
Youths' all -Root Tweed Suits, •egt r price from i;5 to
$10. Your choice tor
el Sys only ........5.00
13Jys' 3 piece Knicker Suits, sizes 2.7 to 32, regular
price up to 87. Your choice for 10 days $3.59
Most of these Suits are II. Shorey's make.
Boys' Blouse $1144, for boys from 4 to 10 years old,
regular price $1.75, now $1.25
Boys' $hirtg, regular price 504, all to go at one price,
Saturday only, at
Sizes are 12, 121,., 13, 131,;, 14.
5.00
.25
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Gone to us Dass,
Brit if Time is on '
ome to us First I.
Onr prices are better than arguments. Our prices
'• do their own talking, They appeal with stronger force to
veryTspheiszialveinek we are placing into stock something
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Good lines for hat weather :
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OoaI OH and Gasoline Stoves
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> and Garden Hoes, Reaping Hooks, Scythes,
Snaths, Grain Cradles, Scythe Stones, etc., etc.
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ZSPECIAL. --We have a choice lot of Coronation
i Trays which we offer at 4oc.
These are beauties. Call and see them.
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These goods are two months late in arriving, but our
waiting has made the discount big and prices will surprise
your
Fancy ! A good strong Iron Bed with considerable brass
for only $4.50, others more brassy at $5.00, 4.
$6.5o, $8.00, $ to.00. $12,00, $14.00 and a few lines at T
$17.00, fit for a palace,:
BALL. BROS.,
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e Dealers
RESIDENCE -PATRICK Sr.ST. Furn
.?, 8.erenig c former residence, p Undertakers `�.
where nicht calls will receive
prompt attention.
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ave you seen
or heard the
orliiier Gra
If not,
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We . will not be undersold!! f
We are determined to make The Winghant. Trading
Company, Limited, noted for selling the best goods for the
least money of any house in this or any town in Huron coanty.
OUR Bi_ACK SERGES are pronounced by customers
to be the best value theyrhave seen.
Our 8 and to cent Dress and Waist Muslins are wonder-
frf rl values.
loo dozen Ladies' and Children's Hose. A nice Seam-
less Hose at loc. a pair.
5c. will buy a pair of Men's Seamless Socks at this cheap
store. •
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25c..a ydwill buy a nice Table Linen.
Sale of CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, LACE CUR-
TAINS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, in
full blast.
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hma 9 The Wingham Trading Company, limited .
! Successors to 1'. A• M I LLS. -
off. should
ultivate a greater
It's a talking .machine. It• reproduces all kinds of music. ! !
Thousands of them are being sold, and you should haveIna,
one. Sold for cash or on easy payments. Call or i acy. A store
'lite for catalogue and full information.
jA.S. lice.EL, IE,
-Mr. R. 3. MacMath was booming the
L. 0. L. excursion on the 12th of July.,
r. Lawrence 1. yfo left on Thursday
for Bruce Bines, where he will
He had small bills distributed at the. I spend the greater part of the summer
different points where celebrations were' with his daughter, Mrs. R. G. Maguire.
^ Mr. and Mrs. Young, of Bonfield are
visiting with relatives and friends iu
town, and also with Mrs. Young's
mother, Mrs. Anderson of Glenanuan.
held.
-Town Clerk Ferguson is advertising
for tenders for the laying of gmnolithic
walks on different streets in town. Con-
tractors should rend the advt. in another
column.
-Robt. Johnston, a prominent farmer
living near Walkerton, was killed by
falling from a beam (a distance of 20
feet) to the floor of the barn. He was
03 years of age.
-We would be pleased to hear more
regularly from some of our correspond-
ents. We have a good corps of corres-
pondents and a few of them seldom fail
in sending us their weekly budgets
-On some of the vacant lots on .diff:
erent streets in town are to be seen
burdock plants to no end. Should nOt
the owners of these lots be compelled to
cut these weeds before they go to seed.
You will find it to your advantage to do so , it means profit and satisfaction-
• to you. Our advertising news must appeal to everybody, if not one day
Agent for WINGI-IAM, Ont. ' then it will another, for it is varied and comprehensive. We strive to:
make it plain, clear, direct, so that it will interest all and be very easity-
understood. This business requires no fine•strung arguments ; for seven ,eta
s I years it has growtf Upon merit and to -day stands upon merit alone.' I£•you:.
see the merchandise'and compare prices, then you will readily understand
pr. at•edtoreec,ive why crowds are always -here.
of souse 12000 sq.
o be laid during they
Catharine St., Montreal.
NOTICE,
Itihthe n • ttc•r of appeal from tl
r' 4ion u ie Town of with
Take noti that the
County of lin
Chamber in tai
Monday the
past 11 o'cl• , i n. m.,to
tiecisiot the said Court
Win • : m, July 17th, 1002.
J. B. F
m:
ty Judge of the
end at the Council
wn of Wingham on
uly, A. D., 11102, nt half
r appeals against the
evtsion.
urt of Revi-
GUS()
The Town
tenders for the ..
feet of conorete si _
the present season.
• For copy of spt•'. ,a
apply at the C • is office.
Tenders t. •e received by t
than 24tI ' st.
• and form of tender
lerknot later LADIES' UNDERSKIRTS
.7. B. FERGUSO ' erk.
91tam, July lath, 1902. . value X1'.00, special at
Mr. T. J. Maguire has returned from TENDERS WAN D MISS. BAXTER Cambric Corset Covers, with fritts of cambric,
an extended holiday trip, and may now CORSET COVERS good valve at 25c and 80e, special at ,15 -
b0 found lir his office,over Gordon's Sealed Tenders will be rcreive • by the native p p p
signed up Aul;u t lntlt for 10 re•shingling DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER
store, by those wishing to do business 1 of Eadie n Church, August_
lendcrerer is
to furnish the material, an must state quality Ladies' Imported Cashmere :lose,
with him.tof obec mpleewflyt of hr-je The job is MORE 3O� UOSIEl AT 202
to be completed by t t , st of September, and SUITS A SPECIALTY. extra heavy weight,• fine :!