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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-08-14, Page 81 1 RITCHIE & CAMPBELL.. $ New Fall Dross Goods $ Yon are going to some of the large Exhibitions, and S you will require is new dress to be up with the times. We have a large assortment of new Fail Dress Goode in stock now, in all the latest shades and weaves, suitable for suits and skirts, consisting' of Broadcloths, Serres, Tweeds, Venetians, Cheviots„ 7ibilines,Henriettas, Coati's, Vigeureux, etc. Waist See our crepe de chenes, in cream blaek. green, rose and grey, the newest thins for Fancy Shirt Waists. ,Also our Fancy Striped Flannels -they're up -to dste. The Linen Department In this department we can show you the best assort- ment ever seen outside the cities. -Table Lime's, genranteed pure linen, 250 to $1.25 a y(1 -Table Napkins, to match the linens, 500 m :,3.50 a doe 0 -Linen Towels, extralarge size, - 230 to $1.60 a pr -Linen Towelling -at, luree assortment. Carpets 5 pieces new Wool Carpets, entirely new designs, 0, and the newest colorings, ranging in price OP from - - (5e to $1 15 a yard. Linoleum and Oilcinths, from 1 to 4 yards in width, ranging in price from 25c to $2 25 per yard. r1 SUMMER GOODS --All Summer Goods are rapidly • elealiltg out at and below cost, at .to RITCHIE & CAMPBELL'S.. $ Plhvb brt MINOR LOCALS. -Regular meeting -of Camp Cttledoi.ia, S. O. S. on Monday evening next. --L.0. L. Excursion to Sarnia and Detroit on Saturday, Angast --New subscribers can get the `�'.atl•:s till January 1st, 1903 for 23 cents. --The Guy Bros. ;t:inistrele will visit Wiligitalle about the 31st of October. :'Deep the dates of tlle.),Vingham fall fairlie Tit. 23 and 26, pasted in your hat. -Brussels races on Tuesday and "c4 ed- ueeday of next week. Three events for each day. -A number of farmers have already delivered new :wheat at. the Wingham • ffoiir mill. -Flags were floating on many of the buildings in town on Saturday in honor of the coronation of King Edward. -We are pleased to learn that Mrs. T. M. Henderson, of the Bluevale road is able to be ont again, after her long and i u5,1e1111ea;$., i. .. t(esi.it� t'erltilViringilemites. are camped at the bowery. A heavy rain arrested `thein on their arrival. We trust their tenets are both tight and warns. -Kincar- dine Reporter. -Miss May Button of Teeswater has been engaged as teacher of the Junction school. An advt. in the Tlurs was the means of the trustees securing an appli- cation from Miss Button. -Mr- R. S. Pluton, late publisher of the Atwood Bee liras purchased the Paris Reviews from Mr. Lawton, and will take possession on the 1st of September. Bro. Pelton has our best wishes for success in bis larger field. Ism TILE WINGIIAMI TIMES, AUGUST 14. 1902. -The interior. of Mr. A. 11. Smith's store is being p apeaetl, and painted. This will gives the store a bright appetitanee A1r, Smith leas a new advt in this issne. --Mrs, Morrow has purchased the old building ou the corner of Patrick and Frames streets and is having it removed unto her prof erty adjoining,. where it will be converted into a stable. --A Western girl onto advertit ed for a husband and lauded feint successfully. The total expenses for advertising, wedding outfit, etc, anuuouit2(1 to $11. Within a year's time her husband died, leaving her a $20,000 lite insurance Policy. Yet some Aeople claim that it does not pay to advertise, -The Tims till the 1st of January, 1003 to new subscribers for 25 cents. -Mr. T. H. Ross is away on a, trip to Manitoba and took with him a carload of buggies. -I. 0. F. excursion to Buffalo, ou :iiturday, August 16th. Fare from Winghalu, $3.70. -Mr. John Hamilton has sold his house and lot ou Frances "'street to Mrs. Haslean of Belgrave. -We had a slight frost in this locality on Monday night. On low laud some garden stuff was nipped. -The Listowel Banner,Ripley Express and Teeswater News are taking their annual holiday this week. -No appeals hare been entered in connection with the 1902 voters' lists of the township of Turnberry. -Mr. J. C. Monteith's expenses in connection with the late election in North Perth are given at $537.62. -The work of pulling flax is under way and several loads of workers leave town every.n~.orning for this purpose. -While'I orry Scott, a former Wing - ham boy Mvuiiiandling a Mauser bullet at Lindsay, it exploded and blow oft part of his finger. -Work has been commenced ou the Vanstone•Grifliu block of stores. Not being able to get pressed brick has caused delay. -Mr. John Ward shipped his house- hold effects to Bracebridge this week. Mrs. Ward and family also left this week for Bracebridge. -Court Maitland, C. 0. F. will hold a high-class concert iu the opera house•in October. Date and talent will be announced in future issues of the Tinos. Special B. rgains! PERSONALS. We shall be glad to have contributions to this column from any of our rvatle> a, 12 you have visitors or purpose going away yourseif, drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that infect. Mr. Geo. Shaw has returned home from Mauitoba. Mrs. Booth, of Toronto is visiting with Mrs. Thos. Bowers. Mrs. Tilos. H. Dodds of Mitchell is visiting with friends in town. filiss S. Farquharson has been visiting with her brother in Teeswater. tdr, John Murray, of Dundas spent Sunday with his fawilyin town, Mr. Ed. W. Cross, of Chesley was visiting with friends iu this town. Miss Ellis Wilson, of the "Soo" was visiting with Miss Bugg this week. Mrs. J. Sinclair, of Listowel was visit- ine with friends iii town this week. Mrs. B]asdale and children, of Exeter are vititiug with Wiegham friends. Mr. Jas. A. Cummings of Listowel was visiting at his home here over Sunday. Mr. J. R. Munshaw, of Toronto was calling ou old friends in town this week. Mrs. P. H. Petch spent a few days this week visiting with friends in Walker- ton. Mr. D. McCormick, of Hamilton was calling on old friends in town this week. • Miss Aggie McLean, of London is spending a few holidays at her home in town, Mr. Roy Gordon, of Toronto is spend- ing his holidays ander the parental roof in town. Mr. Geo. H, Mooney, of The Ripley Express was iu town.for a few days last week. Mr. J. J. Doyle, of the Bank of Hamil- ton has been relieving at Blyth for th past week. Misses Mary and Bertha Coventry of .New York City are visiting their par- ents in town. Mrs. Dulmage, of Seaforth is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McDonogh. Mrs, Keeling anti children, of Car- gill were visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. H. Kaiser. Mrs. A. E. Swanton, of Woodstock is visiting with her sister, Mrs F. J. C trr this week. Miss Hattie Gannett spent a few (lays in Gotlerich with her friend, Miss Gertie Nivins. , Mr. S. T. Elliott, of In gerso1l isspend- ing a few days With his brother. Mr. H. B. Elliott. Mr. Geo. A. Found of Gorrie has secured a situation on the C. P. R. at Winnipeg as operator. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan and child- ren have returned home after a two weeks' visit in Chesley. Mrs. R. •Clegg has been spending a couple of weeks in Southampton, the guest of Mrs. S. E. Kent. • Mr. Robt. A. Kerr is home from Seattle, Wash., and is spending a few weeks with his family iu town. Mrs. A. Waite and son, and Mrs. Bar- low, of Toronto, are visiting at their parental home on Frances street. Mrs. Harries, of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, of Detroit, have been visiting at Mr. D. E. McDonald's. Mr. and Mrs. A. Galbraith and child- ren, of Chathan5, are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Galbraith. Mrs. R. Miley returned to her home in Exeter last week, after a few days visit at the home of Mr. S. Merrifield. Misses Teta and Mary Itobertson, and Miss Tena Young are visiting with their uucle,•Mr. M. Robertson at Marnoch. Dr. Macdonald, M. P., is in Owen Sound this week on business in connec- tion with the Sun Portland Cement Co. Mrs. A. W. Warren and children are spending the week near Wingham, visit- ing Mrs. Warren's parents. --Ingersoll Chronicle. Mrs. Harry Church and two children of Galt are visiting her parents, Mr, Church also spent a few days of the past week here. Mr. S .Gracey has returned home from his trip toCalgary, lV. W. T.,and spent a few days in' town this Week, calling on his old friends, Miss A. M. Holland, who has been visiting at Mr. Mclenzie's in town, left for her home )n Brooklyn 11. 7. on Wednesday morning. Mr. W. E. Groves, of Toronto, for - principal of the Wingham public school, is spending this week at his per ental lig in tette. These are for Thursday, Fr day and Saturday ONLT. We want you to try us with your next RO '.1LY ORDER. We know we can please you, be you ever so parti alt . It ,will pay you to buy these at the price even if you do net need th for a while : 7 tie. tars Victor Soap for.... 25e. 8 lbs. Wheat Farina............ 25c. 3 5c. " Sweet Flom Soap .. 25e. 73 10 " Indian Queen " for 25c. 121cc. " Laundry " " 10c. 250. tt Dish Cloth " " 20e. 7 5c. packagee Gold Dust Wash- ing Conpcund 25c. 25e. Gold Dust . .......... 15e. 500. Tins Capitol Coffee ground while you wait 25c. 8 lbs. Tillson's Gold Dust Corn - 8 lbs. Wheat Os 13reakfast Food 25e. Cooked Ilam by the piece per lb 25c. McLaren's and Pure Gold Jelly Powders, ail flavors, ,", pkgs. 25c 4 10e. bottle extracts any flavor 25e Everything it colored dishes at 15/, discount. Water setts at special prices. 81.25 line for 81.00. r I liner .a' �1for $1.2) $ 2.00 line for $1.50. meal .........:......... R 25e. They're Swell. ()one in and bolt around. We will be pleased to show you our goods and wvi11 not ask yen to buy. We are here to sell yon if we can please you and don't want O19 tie oteserwiee as a satisfied customer is the best of advertisements. Come as a dwir1yr tie /vs tin; we will be able to whit on you to better advantage. h►1� / '� TUDlI'OPEy Oroe ry itsd Crockery Merchant. Opposite .Bank of Hamilton TFRESIIIRS' H4TS THRESHERS' OUTFITS --FOR SALE BY - A, R. SrnitIi, Chisholm block, Wingham Respoct YourseIf A man who respect him- self is generally correctly attired. To always be correctly attired you must buy only such clothing as will retain its respectable appearance to the last. The right finish of scams is one of the many reasons why $horey9s Rea' v Clothing invariably succ cls i pleasing its purchaser. Every scam tI t might ravel is overcast --that , it is neatly sewed over and over, so that ravelling iv inipossib1.'`.. This is only one of the fine points of Shorey Clothing. Another is their satisfaction guarantee. We sell Shorey'n Clothing. We can find no better. Summer Sum er Sale Still 6oinA On, `Eye� Y i P ' : IT �. � ' i C IS Mrs. Geo. Glendenning, . of Kent county and Mrs. Jas. Cleledenning, of Sioux City aro visiting with relatives and friends in 1i%hightail, Mrs. M. Oakley with 11ei four children from. Blyth left fl em the Whignan Station on the G. T. R. on Saturday for Idaho iu the far Western States. Mrs. (Rev.) P. W. Anderson of Shel- burne and Miss Rothwell, of Port Arthur were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Cosens for a few. days this week. Mr. Chester Davis leaves for To- ronto this week to accept a position in a wholesale house. Chester has the best wishes of the T13010 for his future sticee'ss. ltev. and Mrs. T. Walker Malcolm of Manilla, Iowa, returned' home to -day after spending a pleasant week with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coventry, Patrick street. Mrs, Jus. Haut and daughter; Miss Edith, are visiting with relatives and friends in Wingham and vicinity, being guests at the holne of Mr. W. J. Hen- derson. Junction. Mr. J. Wilson, V. S. returned home on Monday evening, after a few weeks spent in Manitoba. Mr. Wilson says that he has never seen the crops looking better in Manitoba than they are this year. Mr. Robt. Groves, of Georgetown was visiting iu town for a few days during the week. He returned home on Mon- day, accompanied by Itis Wife, who had spent several weeks under the parental roof in town. Miss N. Diusley is away on a holiday trip to Detroit, Mich., intending to visit Canada's great exposition at Toronto be- fore her return. She went by the popu- lar water route. Holmes & Holmes issued the tickets. Fit ns. DIcnttlnl+.-In Wingi ant', on August Oth, the wife of hoot ,1(cBride; a son. Kinist ala -In Wingham, on August Oth, the wife of Shelton Kerslake t n daughter. titee ivifeMof WVm Drummond;'aidAugust glit r 13th, WAratun-In Winf liam• ori August lath, the wife of Wesley W. Walker; a son. B uu An». -In Wroxeter, 011 Angast 1st, the wife of Joseph Barnard; twins -a son and u daughter. ;MILK Nzts. In Teeswater, on Aug. 1st, the wife of Peter McKenzie; a daughter. SA:t»i nsnxi.-Near Wroxeter, on August 0th, the wife of D. Ii Sanderson; a son. �vrDi tt- in Howick, on August 4th, the wife of Simon Snyder; a son. 1)71:1) 1I1 N1)titiSON.-In McKiliop, on July 17th, J"nnet Habkhrk, wife of W111.. 11.. Henderson, aged 74 years. 71Brr.: Tit (Ioderteh, on Aug. Brd, Thomas EdwiltdBell, aged 10 years and 4 months. WALKER' BROS. & BUTTON t7NDERtAKEPIS. WINGHAM. Night oalle at fluttoil Block, or Firth door south of Sellout House. Shop op - peados 'Macdonald block. Congregational Church for Sale Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to the lath day of August, 1(02, for the pur- clnise of the Congregational Church property in the Town of \lug?wui, being lot number six on the north-east (•oi•uer of Toles and Centro streets, with the building thereon heretofore used as a church. The highest or no tender necessarily accepted.. Dated this :30rh (lay of only. le02. WM. ROBERTSON, Winghtun. HOLMES & HOLMES narht•ny and Steamship Ticket Agency and General Exchange Office. WINGHAM, - ONT. Finest and stortest Routes to Cleveland, Ohio, and all points, Wingham to Cleveland - *8.55, Return *0.05 Wingham to Detroit - 2:05, l:eturn 4.(0 To Muskoka Lakes by finest scenic route: Wiuglinm to Muskoka - ;54.35, Return $7.25 Alt these rates -tire First Class. Second Class raves lower still. Stop - over privileges allowed. Lowest rates to Europe. Everybody should travel. Apply to= HOLMES do HOLMES Wingham, Ont. NOTICE OF CLOSING. .;...'l..h•1•.i.++ •!•• •:• a ie:e:efee++3•+e-t-e: i••: •ieief• lv Gone to us Last, �'. .,b We, the undersigned lawyers, of Winglmm, agree to close our otteces during the months of July and August as follows:- On Saturdays at 2 p. in. and on other clays at 4 p. ret. A notice of this to appear in both local newspapers. R. VANSTONE. .T. A. MORTON. DICKINSON & HOLMES. HOLMES, MARKS & HOLMIIS. MISS DELIA SPARING But if Time is Money : .tR Gone to us First Iron Iv s .;.. .t. Our prices are better than arguments. Our prices. ;; do their own talking. They appeal with stronger force tc the ecano:nisei b:lyer than loud talk. This week we are placing into stock something very special in 0 A. T. 0. M. Teacher of Piano, Theory and Fletcher Music ,Method, Simplex and Kindergarten.. Pupils prepared for Conservatory examina- tions. IT WILL PAY YOV BEST IN THE END The Canada Business College CHATHAM, ONT. Has issued its annual list of students placed during last year. The number is 11601 Whitt do you think of it ? The number for the previous) year was 301; and for the year preceeding that, 4.10. Does this tnagnifleent showing and in- creasing demand not tell yott something 5 fall term Opens Tuesday, Sept. 2nd If interested, white for list and handsome entalegue. 7). McLACUI!t.A\ .0 CO„ ('Antlinm, Ont. These goods are two months late in arriving, but our waiting has made the discount big and prices will surprise you. Fancy ! A good strong Iron I3 ed with considerable brass for only $4..5o, others more brassy at $5.00, $6.5o, $8.00,$io.00, $12.00, $14.coand a few lines at $17.00, fit for a palace. BALL BI S' 9• RESIDENCE-IyATPIe1 ST.' Furniture Dealers w5. eGreidghy's former 11 residence, Ansi Cnclertakers where night (!alis will receive prompt attention. •.^ .•..,,v. •1 .L . el - ++0..+++++++++++++++++++++++ .I..t..l.. •000..1•�t, O• + .L �•i••t•. ..b Oat, O+ , • i' . . O • • • •fl' i'•i' • � Cook's Cotton Root Compound Is suoeessfully used monthly by over 10,0007Adies. Safe, eiYeetual. LadieA ask our druggist 1st for Cwk•r Cotton Root C.. need. vac no etglier,ns all �tixturer. pills and roes k'riee No 2,11 .�ier are a imitations e , q No. box, Ne. 9,30 degrees stronger, $s per box. .t�am_� pp e. nailed Th.' Cook pCompany Windsor, and tin) .tent Ont. responsible Druggists in Crecommended oda. sod p all No.1 and 2 are sots in Wiuglinm by A. L. 1lnmilten Can A. Cein'phC11, 11. A. Douglass and J. E Davis Druggists. The Wingham Trading Coa, LIth 'SELLS GOOD MERCHANDISE AT RICHT PRICES Our' aim is to sell the best goods we can get for the least money. We have New Table Linens from 20o to $1.25 a yard. New Towelings from 5c to 12!ie a yard. New Shirtings from 5e to 15c a yard. New Cottons from 5c to 10e a yard. New Cottonades, Denims, Moleskins. New Tweed. and Worsted Suitings, 810 to $20 a suit., New Shirts, Ties, Collars, Braces, Socks, .Sweaters, Shirts and Drawers, Bats, Caps, li'lannellettes, Wrapperettes, American Ducks for ladies' skirts, Boys' Suits, Blouses, etc. New White Quilts, Damask, Cbenile and Lace Curtains. New Art Muslins 8e, Silkalenes 12;?;e to 15e a yard. Steens in black and colors. We canpot tell you in this small space about our - Clothing,Carpets,Oilcloths, Underclothing, stacks of Prints, stacks of Dress Goods, Black Serges, lovely Embroideries at 5c a yard, stacks of Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, etc., etc. Successors to T. A. MILLS. WINGHAM. That's :ilf Different -because of the radical reductions we make on 'strictly summer goods when it's time for them to go. No carrying theta over here. Different, too -because it isn't necessary to mark down all staple goods in order to sell them at all. Ours are bought right and marked right to start witth. They will be found always marked as lbw and often lower than equal qualities are sold hereabouts at any time ; everything is not marked down. Different, again -because there is no fuss about it; no pre- tence of being rushedlto death. There are enough good, competent people here to wait on all who come. Different, once more -because this store, with its high eeiling and big windt•ws, is the lightest, coolest one in town, and just the place to do your Summer trading in comfort .04 .1=11501111.1.1111•0111 Big- Shoe Sale 4.1011 Our Shoe stock is far too large and must be reduced $1,000 before September 15th, and in order to do this will sell every pair of Shoes at a big reduction. During this big sale would be a splendid time to buy your Boots and Shoes for the Fall. - - We sell J. D. King 4% Co's Shoes. We sell CROMPTON'S COSSETS. They fit perfectly and wear splendidly. We sell LION BRAND CLOTHING for boys. Trousers have double seats and double knees. IVI, Go don Direct Lrnporter., 1131(; Pl:ICES FOR TgADE.