HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1903-09-10, Page 8R1TOHIE 81 CAMPBELL.
Our Arsi :Ba . g ain.
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A Great Success. Our Customers
Found Goods Same as Advertised.
Bargain Specials for Saturday Next
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10 dozen Ladies Cashmere Hose, sizes
9, 91 and to, regular 40c, for - .25
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grey and white, regular 1.25, for 1.00
20 pair Linen Towels, 18x24, reg 15c, , to
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5o pair Flannelette Blankets, size 72x
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10 pieces French Flannel, assorted
colors, regular 4oc, for
5 pieces. All -Linen Towelling, regular
8e and 9c, for - , -
Chiffon Collar Forms, 2 for
Butter, 15c and 16c.
Eggs, i c.
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renowned Dorothy Dodd Shoes,
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with his bright and happy
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genial manner, his smile, his; Toronto Fair.
whistle, his cheerful disposition, :
and every business man is glad ':• —The Toronto Pair has been drawing
when holidays are over and boys 4: i a large number of people to that- city.
and girls are seen snaking their •1•• The attendance on the fair ground on
way to and from school, chatting r [ Monday was 87,000.
and whistling away the happiest .n
days of their life. — —Mr. Jas. McKelvie, a former resident
It is our business to help the of Wingham,has sold the station hotel at
scholars make school days pleas- • .L
MINOR LOCALS.
—The staffs of the Tara Leader an.
Mildmay Gazette are having their annual
holiday this week.
—Mr. Andrew McDougall has sold his
51 -acre farm, north of Wroxeter to Mr.
Palmer, for $:3,000.
—A convention of the Conservatives
of Western Ontario will be held in Lon-
don on
Thursday, Sept. t. ]^ i.
—A number of the young people of
town held a successful party in the Coun-
cil Chamber on Tuesday night.
—Mr. Harry James has rented the
American Hotel at Brussels to Messrs.
McLellan and Broadfoot, of Seaforth.
—The furniture factories were closed
down for
a few days this week and a
number of the workmen attended the
p Listowel to Bir. John Welsh, of Petrolia,
ant and profitable by securing 4: who is now in possession,
books and helps of all kinds, and .t.
also the most attractive supplies a —Division Court will be held in Wing -
we can secure. ; ham on Thursday of this week The
Just how well we have sus- T clog shooting case of Patterson vs, Mac -
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seeded
may be en by our shelves Xup donald will come for Ilearin
and counters, 4.
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We claim to be in a better ± —A number of young Winghamites
position to supply your wants;,. spent a very pleasant time at the home
than other stores. d- Mr. T. S. Brandon in Morris township
Try us and see. ..f. on Thursday evening of last week.
free with Strongall school b manilla oke boocovers t, —The regular meeting of Court
+ :Maitland, Canadian Order of Foresters,
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OUR PRICES
On
PEACHES, ;S, 25e, 5Oc and Tfic,
PLUMS, all sorts, GOe bushel,
PEAKS, 15c a peck.
TOMATOES, be a peck.
FRUIT .'ARS. ---Pints 65c, Quarts
75e, Half Gallons ()0c.
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DINIv EIt SETS.-- $8,00 for other
fellows $10.00 .b0 OneS
TOILET SETS—All prices.
and all sorts of good fresh Groceries.
We have the goods at right prices,
Special delivery during the fruit
aeason, whish insures promptness.
Try us. We'll treat you right.
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pry and Grockery Store
add 58 Quick Delivery
week. A good attendance of members
. *ore is agent for the ; ..
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ham . ; 'y cIe wheeled buggies alit lE; has
dispo' -il of throe of theta to oiti.izens of
T,upl no`, T,uckuote Sentinel
--Dr. W. Q. Montgomery, weal bas
been sick, at his father's home in (rorrie
for same weeks, died on Tuesday of
this week. Deceased was suffering
from lung trouble and was 29 years of
age.
—Our local cotem, the Advance, has
jest entered upon its thirty-first year.
We are pleased to note tile success that
has attended its efforts to keep pace
with the tunes, and join with its many
friends and patrons in wishing the paper
and its proprietor continued prosperity,
—The regular meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, Sons of Scotland, was held on
Monday evening. The Camp decided to
hold the annual Scottish concert in Jan.
uary and the committee was instructed
to procure the very best talent. The
date of the concert and other particulars
will be announced. in a future issue.
—Mr. Will Roderus, son of Mr, P. H.
Roderus, of town, met with a painful
accident while at work .in a hardware
store at London recently. Ho slipped
and fell on some broken glass and had
one of his knees very badly cut. He
was confined to his room for some days,
but is now almost able to be around
again.
PE RSONALS.
Miss Norma Dinsley is visiting with
friends in Ingersoll.
Miss Mary Watts, of Galt is visiting
at Mrs. R. 0. Kittson's.
Mr. Jas. Pluard, of Owen Sound, was
in town for a few days this week.
Mr. W. J. Chapman of Acton was in
town for a few days this week.
Miss Birdie McCracken is spending two
weeks with her brother in London.
Mr. [I. M. Tudhope, was visiting in
Woodstock for a few days this week.
Miss Sarah Stewart left for Toronto,
where she intends residing in future.
Miss Hamilton, of St. Thomas is visit-
ing with her brother, Mr. A. L. Hasnil-
to
Mr. Robt Galbraith, of Guelph spent
the Labor Day holidays at his home in
Own.
Mrs. Zurbrigg, of Listowel, was visiting
with her son, Mr. M. E. Zurbrigg ovei
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Linklater has returned
home from Detroit and is visiting at her
home here.
Mrs. Jas. .e1.1'
C ute,of Owen Sound, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. 0. A.
1 Campbell.
Mr, and Mrs. H. Davis were visiting
with friends in Chatham and Blenheim
last week.
Mr. J. A. Cummings, of Stratford,
spent the Labor
Day holidays davs at his
home in town.
Mr. Robt. Currie, of Mt. Forest was
visiting with relatives and friends in
town this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon, and children, of
Goclerich were visiting with Wingham
friends this week.
Mr.—McGregor, of the Lucknow Sen-
tinel was visiting with his parents in
town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sadler and child,
Iof Detroit,are visiting with relatives and
friends in Wingham.
Miss Johnston of Clinton was visiting
at the home of Mr. John .Agnew for a
few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Clegg have returned
home after a three months trip through
Manitoba and the west.
Miss Lexie Dawson who has been visit-
ing
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RA TINES,
R 10, 1903
M. Arthur Gook, who has been a lresi.
dent of Wingham for ;',many years, has
accepted a situation With the Gray Car-
riage Co, at Chatham, Mr. Cool; is
spending a few weeks with friends in
Detroit before going to Chatham.
Mrs. (Dr.) Macdonald. of W inghanl,
and Dr. Ross, of Clifford, have been in
attendance at the bedside of their aged
mother, Mrs, Neil Ross, who has been
very in and still continues very weak.
She is now in the 91st year of her age,—
I3rucefielcl correspondence in Seaforth
Expositor.
Mr. Jas. Cochrane, who has been
visiting with his son in Glen Ewen, N.
W. T. and at other Western points re•
turned hone on Tuesday. Mr.Ooehraue
comes home enjoying the best of health
and reports having had a very pleasant
trip. He says the wheat crop iu the
Northwest is excellent.
BANT—In Wingham. on September sth, the
wife of Wnt. Bant; a daughter,
Ann—In Winghnnt. on September 5th, the
wife of Alex. Ard; a daughter.
Anntsos. In St. Thomas, ont., on the 7th
September, 1903, the wife of John Addison,
formerly of Wingham; n son.
ET.T.roTT—In Turnberry, on September 0th,
the wife of Thos. Elliott, of Mine Centre, Al-
gonut; a daughter.
MCDoNALn—In Culross, on Sept. lst, the wife
of T. P. McDonald; n slaughter. -
BUTTON—In Morris, nn August 20th, the wife
of Alfred Button; a son.
McEwFN—In Grey, on Sept. 4th, the wife of
John 3lclrwen ; x daughter.
MARRIED
WADLAND—KiNS rAN—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Wingham, on September
9th, by Rev. Dr. Gundy, Mr. Geo. E. S. Wad -
land, of Sarnia to Miss Margaret E„ youngest
daughter of Mr. Richard Kinsman.
llusis—MITelia+'r.L,—At the residence of the
bride's parents, on September 0th, by Rev.
Dr. Gundy, Mr. Fred N. Rush and Miss Edith,
second daughter of Mr. J. J. Mitchell, both of
Wingham.
DOnns—TI omsoN—At the residence of the
bride's parents in Brussels, on Sept. '2ncl, by
Rev, .Ino. Ross, B. A. Mr. Chas. Dodds, to Miss
Fannie Thomson, both of Brttssely.
.SJN(`i.At0—bIC'MrT.T.AN—Ill Brnsseis, on Sept.
2nd, by Rev. Jno. Ross, Mr. John Sinclair, of
Paris to Miss Maggie McMillan, of Brussels,
DIED
HAwTIroRN—Tn Lower Wingham, on Septem-
ber 3rd, Jamey Hawthorn, aged 94 years.
MCKAY—In Kinloss, on Aug. 29th, Mrs. Mc-
Kay, widow of the late Donald McKay, aged 77
years.
MIT.I.r:it—Ui Lucknow, on Aug. 20th, Ida
Mae Miller, aged 40 years.
BARBER—In Lucknow on Aug. 27th, Samuel
Berber, brother of Chas. Barber, of Wingham,
aged 54 years.
LAMONT—In Hullrtt rt,Aug. 30th, Mairgaret
Miller. relict of Wm. E. Lamont, aged 84years,
7 months and 17 days.
Wllsov—In Toronto, on Sept. nd, ,Annie
Duthie, wife of D. D.1Vilsc,n,Staforth,
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a oiirt will be
held pursuant to the Ontario ' Iters' Lists Act,
by His Honour, the Jucl e u u' County Court
of the County of HuronIhe Forester' Hall,
Bluevale, on Monday, tl 21st day of Septem-
ber, 1008 at 1 o'clock p. n1., to hear and deter-
mine the several complaints of errors and
omissions in the Voters' List of ,tiro Mu-
nicipality of Turnhcrry for 1003.
All persons having business at the Court are
required to attend at the said time and place.
Bluevale, Sept 3rd. 1003,
JOHN BURGESS,
Clerk of Township of Turnberry and Consti-
tuted Clerk of Court.
FARM FOR SALE.
HE undersigned Iter. i r.
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T
gn offers for sale
a choice
100•acre farm within tion b utiles of Wingham.
80 acres cleared and in good state of cultivation,
15 acres good hardwood bush, balance well
timbered with cedar and basswood. On the
premises are erected a new brick house and
bank barn. For further particulars apply to
ALF. GLOVER, Wingham.
YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SALE
THE undersigned offers for sale his thor-
oughbred Improved Yorkshire Boar,
"Summer Hill Mate the 0th." This boar is
three years
old and was bred by D. C. Platt &
Son, Mill Grove, Ont. He is sired by Rudding-
ton Lad 3rd. 3005, bred. by P. L. Mills, Rudding-
ton Hall, Nottingham, Eng. His clans was
Summer Hill Holywell (Inip,) 3547, bred by S.
Spencer, St. Ives, Eng.
For terms apply at farm, Wingham Junction.
U. DAVIDSON, Wingham P. O.
YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE
r THE undersigned will keep for service on
. his farm at Wingham Junction, the thor-
oughbred Unproved Yorkshire Boar, " Lake-
viety Premier." Lakeview Premier was bred
by R. F. Duck & Son, Port Credit, Ont. His
sire was Sunnier Hill Master, 4080, bred by
D. C. Platt & Son, Mill Grove, Ont. His dam,
Lakeview Daisy 10x58, bred by R. F. Dncic & Son.
Terms, 31.00, at time of service, with privilege
of returnine.
at her home Isere for some time. re- G. DAVIDSON', Wingluun P.O.
is desired. ay.
--Mr.M
ss Hart,
has been
isiting
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John Leathorn has purchased Mrs. lJ. D. Burns o for some tine,retu need
Mr. J. J. Sullivan's property on Prances to her home in Perth on Thursday.
street. This is a well Iocated. property
and Mr. Leathorn should have no dill], Messrs. W. J. MacKersie and John
cults in securing a good tenant.. Baiter, of Stratford' were visiting with
old friends in for or a few days this
turned to Toronto Tuesd
—The annual meeting of the Agents week.
of the Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Canada was held in Toronto last. Mrs. Sanderson and Miss Olive Sand -
Mr. Abner Cosens, the Wingham agent erson, of Orangeville are visiting at Mr.
for the ompany,attended the meeting. A. Sanderson's and Mr. Isaac David-
-Mr. W. D. Pringle arrived in Win son
g` Miss Amelia Agnew and Bliss Strobel, ; oontnming,50 acres of 1
EXECUTORS
Of Valuable Farm
Township of
SALE
roperty in the
Morris.
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• 'We are showing now the •
• largest, finest and most up -to-
date stock of• 0
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Ladies' and Misses' •
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Berlin (Germany) •
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• the purchasing public will agree •
• that no house in the town ever •
• carried better or more seasonable •
• goods than this store. The most •
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tempting feature of these beauti- o
• ful, stylish and valuable goods is •
•that the prices are remarkably low •
considering the excellence of these o
lovely garments. •
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4.o Eggs YSc, Butter and Dried Apples o
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