The Wingham Times, 1897-04-02, Page 8H. M0IOO
SPECIAL
ALL APRIL
Spring Trade enthusiasm is
at the top notch, newest of ,
everything and variety enough
to meet the needs of everybody..
We are going past SUUeCQSS one
better. Prices are growing
smaller all along the line in
things for the home and to wear!;
now and this great two price )
April chance will be your op-�
• pot trinity of testing this store as
the very best place to spend 1
your money.
THE WINGJIAM. TINES APRIL 1807,.
"Tile friendships of the world are oft
1. Confederacies of vice, or league of pleasure,
Ours has Feverest virtue for its basis,
.pnd shell a iiienaship ends not but withlife."
Signed on behalf of the Lodge,
(Join F. Geoves, Secretary.
w J. Rims, N. G.,
`Gingham March 0001 1897.
Dir. Brockenshire replied in suitable
terms expressing his gratitude for the
kindly feeling that had been expressed to-
wards hien in the address that had been
read, and the jewel that had been present.
ed to Win. Short speeches were also delis-.
erect by Bros J. Elder, T. J. Elliott, W.
Hough aid R IdeMath.
DN SMI SMUOYt
10 pioeos Tweed Dress Goods,
regular 25o Saturday 10c.
t2
20 pieces French, Fency Light
all wool 50o, Saturday 350..
20 pieces Fancy Two Toned reg-
ular toe. Saturday 50e.
10 pieties Fancy Blouse Silk reg-
ular 50a. Saturday 35c.
10 pieces Linen Toweling regular
7c. Saturday 50.
30 pieces heavy Cotton, regular
7u. Saturday 5o.
4 pieces Table Linen regular 50c.
Saturday 350.
G pieces all -wool Tweed regular
50c. Saturday 35c.
10 dozen Napkins, large size reg-
ular $135, Saturday $1.10.
0 dozen ladies' Parasols,i;G'loria
Silk Saturday $1 10.
10 dozen ladies and gents' Kid
Gloves regular $1.25 Saturday $1.
20 Boys' two piece Suits regular
$3.50 Saturd»y $2.50.
30 pieces Carpet at special price:,;
20 Boys' 3 piece Suits regular
$1.50 Saturday $350
f 50 pair Leae Curtains at Bargain
Prices.
SATURDAY.
faction in this township, as there is
considerable fdisssatisf dice abouts the
wthe way some
been used,
Word has been received here from
Dakota, that Mr. John Ruddy form-
erly of this place has
went to ted
Dakota
Gide. Mr. Ruddy
about eighteen months ago to live
with his daughters tti ho are all out
there.
WEST WAWANOSII.
News Notes.
Mr. Samuel Moore was killed at a
railway grossing near York Station. A
Cor mgr's jury returned a verdict of
accidental death.
The huge steel untie' of the bridge
that will take the place 0f the railway
suspension bridge at Niagara were plau-
ed in position.
Council met =circling to adjourn-
ment. Members all present, Reeve 1
in the chair..
The Treasurer's statement for the
month of I+ebrulu'y was received and
filed, showing balance on hand of
$525.84, James Leddy was paid
$5.60 for gravel ete.
The following officers were eleetod
for the. current year: Vence Viewers
is said that at the approaching con-
vocation of Queens niv r
A will bemade an L.L. D.Guice, Jamey A'1cDean, 'Thomas
eta in the cells at the Brantford
Station, using his coat for n noose. Pound Keepers -Thomas Nichol -
At Comber a boy named David Wes- son, Peter McCann, W. .I. Jackson,
ley was shut and seriously wounded by a 1 Geor a Anderson, Thomas, Anderson
g
companion who was shooting sparrows. 1 and Wm. Humphrey.
At a fres-will offering at Broadway Pathmasters-J. II. Pentland, C.
1vlethodiet 'Tabernacle Toronto $2W0 Gervin, jr;D, McPhee, J. Windmill,
was raised to pay otf the indebtedness Thomas Lollard, Sam Searles. S.
Ion the church. Clark, James Elliott, James Nevins,
tobuilda
Mills, Jose
Premier Greenway celebrated his 59th PhCagan, 'Thomas Nicholson; Wrn.
birthday last'Thursstay. Milligan, George Wilson, James
Governor Adams h as signed the bill Redmond, D. Smylie, Angus Me -
abolishing capital punishment in Colo -
it ' University sity Lady George Rutledge, Edward A[c-
berdeen
James Scott, of Dundas, hanged him- White, John Gordon, Malcolm Mc -
f ii Police
Donald
Chane of BUSii2S1
Oshawa proposes hospital to James Smith, Win. Robertson, Alex.
celebrate jubilee year.
Rose, D Phalen John M'll , Joseph
Having purchased from
D. E. McDonald his
Butchering Business, I and
now in a position to supply
the public with
SPE(;BAL SHOE SALE,
50 Fair ladies' line Kid Shoes,
reauhir $2, Saturday- $1.4i.
20 pair Men='s fine Shoes, regular
$2.50 Saturday $1.75.
50 pair children', Black and Tan
regular $1.10 Saturday 75c.
Special reduction on men's order-
;10
clothing, Cloth and Wt rated )
Su
te incl
Dougal, Smith, James Finnigan
redo.
Moss, AI. Staffol•d,Stephen Medd
The building season is expected to be R. Phalen, Thomas Radcliffe, John
Fowler, Campbell,er8 candidate s, Ii
er. FoWm.
Mr. Kenneth McKenzie, sen., of -Burn- BowI,. Fo John Redmond, E.
side, is in the held as indepen
1 dd t for Macdonald constitu- McGuire, F. Plowman, W. A. Har -
Thomas Shite, E. _deRoberts, Thos.
Taylor, A. Glasgow, Peter Walsh, I -MOULDINGS,
James Anderson, S. `Thompson, Jas• can. have them on short notice and
at lowest possible prices. I have
,.iso added a number of new mach-
ines which will enable me to do
work cheaper and better than ever.
S. BENNETT
very busy one
CanadaCollars Ties. Tweeds, also
gents new Spring Hats. Shirts,
S at money saving prices at
M. H. . e
in QOttawl
t, c
den t Lilo. John
rlsL ,
enoy, on Thomas Woods, George Ward,
It is thought that the decieioa of the
Supreme Court in the West Prince
election case will have an important
whtring on theeich judguuont was reserved,oondn case, in
Mrs. A. Corbett of St. Mary's was run
Both
legs
were severed from the b dy. She isnot
likely to recover.
The inquest on the body or George
Frost tilled on': Friday last near Princeton
brought out the fact that he bad been
shot through the heart. Epbram Convey
was commtited for trial on a charge of
having murdered hits.
Senator Cos moved the address in reply
to the speech in the Senate, ma kiug an
interesting speech on the questions
affecting the progress of the country:
Hon, Edwar'l Blake opened the debate
on the question of the financial relation
between Ireland and Groat Britain by
introducing a motion for the relief of
the taxpayers of Ireland in the British
House or Commons.
CHOICE MEATS
at lowest prices and earn-
estly 'solicit a share of the
patronage of this commun-
ity. We will always keep
on band the best meats
that can be got for money
D. J.. GEDDES,
McDonald's old stand.
�� j i^' rAvo�1= C.s�i'ozz''G�t'«:>3
al
%pring Sultingswa
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We are prepared to give you something nobby in
Spring and Summer Suitings and of excellent Value. We
turn out only First-class Work.
16, :zWE WANT YOUR TRADE.
del
r
C�"Give us a call before purchasing,
W. T. SULLIVAN..
J
pp Irvin's old Stand.
insiut aci.M'M`ir21-70i .5l a-9iss --0-2' VMMa-W'rARIN" EEOP " E1-,Ei , (i tit• ' ,�
10 THE PUBLIC
Money Lost
The 1Vingham Planing Mills are
now running again in full blast -
Parties wishing to have Lumber
Dressed or anything in the planing
mill business such as-
-SASII,
-DOORS,
-11LINDs,
-CASINGS,
MAIN STREET, WINGHAM
Every day you do shopping unless you deal at the
CHEAP CASH STORE
ADDETIONA.L Lv4JAL S.
Personals.
Miss Mattis Wade has gone on a visit to
Toronto and Richmond Hill,
Miss Millie Hugel of Belmore is spend-
ing a couple of weeks in town.
11 Ir. and Mrs, T. H. Ross and Miss Nellie
were in Bruoefield this week.
Messrs. Geo. Shaw and J. E. Sweets
were in txoderich this week.
Messrs. Frazer, Cpnsins, and James, of
Teeswater were in town this week.
Miss Harrison, ot Walkerton, and Miss
Nixon, of Teeswater, are th; guests of Miss
Ritchie.
Mrs. R. A. Huthison is attending the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Thos. Dewar of
Wellesley.
Miss Murdoch, of Lucknow, and Miss
Stewart of Pontypool are visiting at Wm.
Robertson's.
Mrs. Larsen, who has been staying with
her sister, tars. Jas. glcKelvie, returned to
her home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose and daughter, Ida, who have
been the guests of Mrs, Walter Green,
returned to there home in Hibbert on
Wednesday.
Edwards, D. Rutherford, Thomas
Somerville, John Rutherford, James
Ddrnin, R. Woods, D. Donovan. W.
Woods, John Barber, Cor. Smith, W.
W. Scott, Win, O'Niel, Con. Gaynor,
Neil Campbell, Thomas Todd, Jas.
Grant, jr., Wm. Webb, James Atch-
eson, Ben Naylor, Thomas Lott, Jets.
Laidlaw, Wm. Callaghan, G. Greer,
,Smeltzer, John Sheriff, Wm. ale-
Qnillan, fled McDonald, D. Archer,
Henry Patterson, John Smith, .James
Patterson, R. Thompson, ' t1 . Pat-
BLYTH
Mrs. P. Moore of Stratford, is
visiting under the parental roof, her
father Mr. James Coliton is seriously I were offered for sale about 3.22u
indisposed at present. cattle, 100 call es and 40 sheep and
Miss Millie Bell left here on Tues -i a dozen spring lamb;. Trade was
day for Zurich to take charge of the I slow on account of the high prices
millinery department in a -dry goods asked by the drovers. 3r Good stock
store of that place. I
On Thursday last Mr. William
Crittendon, sr„ while working in
Livingstone's factory met with an
accident by getting struck on the
head with a block of wood which is
of a rather serious nature. It is to
be hoped it is not as serious as first
an ticipated.
On Monday Messrs Geo. Irons and
Albert Sellers left here to work in
the Clinton fax mill.
On Thursday our flax mill closed,
down having got through their I steady, about all sal, one load of
season's work. Canada butchers' steers, „ of 1,332
Terson, Peter Chark, Geo. Smith and
Geo. horn. •
Council adjourned to meet on
Thursday, May 2,7 as a Court of call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Revision and for general business. Store,Wingham. They
Wm. S. McCnosPIa, -Clerk.
are the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Montreal, Clue., 111arch 29. -At the
Where your cash will buy your goods at Cash Prices and this
enables us in turn to give you goods at less than
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WATT & SON
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RUPTURED
If so it is your advantage to 1 i
1,
NE HALE
the ordinary profit. We are still clearing out our old stock at
clearing prices. In our new goods we are showing many
specialities not found in other stocks. We give you quotations
next week as a guarantee of our good faith.
Gr_ M oI+ _ �-Y-_--� e.;
MACDONALD BLOCK. • WINGFIAI�I .
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RIS MILLINERY
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. MISS BOYI) wishes to inform the people o Wing -
ham vicinity that her Millinery Department will be
Live Stools Markets
cattle market here to -day, there Truss,
WHY THE WETMORE IS THE
ONE FOR YOU
1.. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment without one.
sold at 4c; fait' 3c; to - -c: common 2.It will never rust and is conse- 1
2?:c to 3e; milkmen's strippers,at 2:. cquently durable.
to 3,c yearlings, 41c to Sic lanibs 3 A person wearing a Wetmcre does
spring, 3c at 5e each; fat hogs, 5e. not find it a bother. .
East Buffalo, N. Y., March 29th -- ,l We will guarantee to hold in
Cattle -156 cars on sale, including position any reducible rupture.
26 cars; opened steady to strong on 5. This truss cannot possibly move
good finish cattle. 1,375 to 1,415 after adjustment,
pounds, sold at $5.25; good to choice 6 Some of our townspeople can
$5.10; good fat plain, 1,380 to 1,400 testify to its merits.
pouuds.. $4.75 to $4.90 medium 7 Satisfaetion guaranteed or money
weight $4. to $4.25; and tip to 12 refunded.
cwt., $4.40 to • $x,85; market sold
Address and Presentation.
The members of Maitland Lodge No
119 1. O. O. 1. met in their lodge room on
Tuesday evening for the purpose of giving
a farewell meeting to one of their number,
Bro, W. F. Brockenshire who is about to
remoye to London. Soon after assembling
Bro, Robertson was voted to the chair, who
read the following address, and presented
Mr. Brockenshire with a handsome P. C.
P's jewel.
To W. I', Brookeushire, 1', C. and P. C. P.
Di3.cu Sin AND Bnornt.n,-We, the mem-
hers of the Maitland Lodge No.110, andof
the Minerva Encampment No, 47 I. 0. O.
F. desire to convey to you our sincere re.
gret Kt your removal from amongst us
During your stay with us you have made
Imlay friends, and we have spent many
)tigers pieeeently together as brothers
violin the prceincte Of the lodge room upon
,lvhicili we will in after years look back with
feelings of pleasure and regret, and while
xvd alt must regret that exigencies of the
halitan life compel a severance of the inti -
fleecy
1 h heretofore prevailed yet
and aLl. V L'- i
pen for inspection on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, �L'-
• 2nd and 3rd
r` ifs
H Spring Stock has never been surpassed in4
-Her new pring r,
Variety, Novelty and Style
On Monday evening text a public
meeting of the ratepayers and farm-
ers is called for in Industry hall to
consider the advisability of establish-
ing canning factory in our midst.
Mr. Moore -of Perth is to address the
meeting.
Our band is practising over J. W.
pounds sold at $4.65; Canada, cows
and heifers $3, bulls steady. caek-
ers and feeders -25 cars on sa
from Canada and 17 native, all sold
early at about 10 to 15 c higher
than last Monday. Bulk of Canadas
were good feeders and those of 915
and upwards, brought $4. A load
Bell's Harness Emporium. of 864 pounds choice grade also
bringing that price; general sales of
7IARNOCII: less desirable cattle of the feeder
kind, sold at $3 70 to $3.90; stockers
Mr. James Pervis who has resided sold at $3.45 to $3.80. Mills cows
in this neighborhood for the past two and springers -- 20 cars on sale.
years, having sold his farm had tin Values were 3 to $4 per head lower
auction sale last week. Prices real- Calves -280 head: opened Lteady
ized, were very good. Mr. Purvis and'closed weak. Sheep and lambs
and family started for Manitoba on 60 cars on sale, lambs 10:r to 15e
Tuesday, we wish him success in his higher, tops selling generally at $6'20
new home. with a few fancy at $6.30. Good to
Thomas Jamieson has bought the choice 75 to 80 pound lots $6 to $615
Purvis farm. Part of this farm has and light butchers,' $5.25 to $5.35;
been sold for the third time during lambs in good supply at $5 to $5.25
which tae ere , the past ten years, and has been and a deck of fall clipped, $5:50.
the remembrance of friendshipsthus coming down in price each time, but flogs •--705 cars on sale. Yorkers
formed, must be more lasting the winters we hope we have got to the bottom were $4.271, to $4.30; later dropped
erlbrtry and we shall ever retain kindly re of hard times, and with an honest and off at 5e to 10c; general sales being
eolleetaons of you.
Deur titer. G. and P. C. p's jewel be economical Government,. there are at $4.25 and later at $4.20' pigs or
ever:a lxouiento to you of the esteem with ) better tithes in store for the tillers of choice weight, $5 to $4.17i•, the
w `lt your brethren regarded you and the sell. heavy weight grades of which not
sofa rs a gentle reminder of the friends The new law in regard to the tax over 10 cars are here, Aoki A *4,3t)
MI ham, and whose kindest •ttrisliee for ity go with youdoes not see- I to gide touch gads., to $4.35.
keeteprosper.
GORDON & CO.
L'R M9C91NE HOI
MR.
has open
shop, th
New Out
ncluding •
OHN MURRAY
l out a new machine
roughly equipped CHINA
with a
t of Machilry
'tiff X1,11 are cordially invited to come and jtidge.
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DEPARTMENTAL STORES --
ARE NOT IN IT
when you want something choice in the line of
TOILET SETS
We have a very fine lot of this line for you to choose frons
just now and we are letting them go at prices that have
KNOCKED OUT.
anything we have yet seen or heard of
N.A. FARQIJHARSON'S.
HOUSE,
FOR
n Iron Planer,
Lathes etc. sand is now prepar-
ed to do a gejleral line of re-
pairing. Eiigine and Mill
Machinery rel Tiring and pipe
fitting a specialty.
All kinds of ;shafting, gear-
ing, iron and wooden pulleys,
brass and iron castings sup-
plied on shortest. notice.
JOHN jmURRAY.
Center Building Da ton & p'essanb
Factory.
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