The Wingham Times, 1897-05-14, Page 8THE W13N U .H A. 9 TIMES, MAY 14, 189 i .
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We Erie out for quality be-
fitu nt•• ,link t•f price. If our
prices lo,•k t•Inrtli it isn't brettuse
quelity tote been alighted. It is
t,inul'iv ln•ceuse ere know lite
beet p;nve to buy anti tu'e setts"
tied pith Inteleet profits. Ata
other tt' t n is, we always bny
for case. Wheel you buy here
you get, tl,e credit I f our cash
discounts. We cell eff'urd to 1•e
more lii„•rel new than ever be - .,l
fore yew. good will counts for A
eunsider;.l,lr in selling At tlwse
priers. • Connell wet, read ttd arared
time in his remembrance, Many A CALL TO ARMS.
buildings are going up and carper BRLOVRD CoktRADISs,--In no year , .
tors and mesons are in demand, in the history of temperance reform
During his stay here Mr. Me1Iardy's has there been such a call for enthu•'
callers were treated to generous
pieces of real Scotch shortbread.
Mr. Wallace returned to New York
• on 1Vednesday, where be will re -
1 train until he goes home in time for
the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Cele•
oration iu London.
SATURDAY t Jarvis—Johnston---That Graham
Cee:..*•P,;e1,1
j Scott be instructed to put in a sur-
�`y� BARGAIN face drain on the 25 sideroad between
lets 25 and 26, concession 14, as the
DAY.
.t road bed is stopping the water run.
20 pin, r. Fancy Dress Goodsl,
work to be done as soon as
2F `" circumstances will permit.—Carried.
regular 4 la. Saturday Geo. Johnston—Reid—That By-law No
10 pieces }lack Dress Goods
t egtllar 75e. Saturday 50e. ' 8, being a by -lay for the purpose of
3 pieces Table Linen, regular repealing all by lays passed hereto -
50e. Saturday 35c. fore forthe purpose of forming
20 pieces Factory eteton, regu-
lar 7e., Seturdtcy ie.
50 pith ladies bilk Gloves, regu-
lar 40c. Saturday 25e. r zI
20 d,•z ladies hose, regular 1Se
S:+tnrcla.y 121e.
20 chg. Children's Ifose, regular
lUe., Saturday 2 for 5c.
10 doz. ladies' Handkerchiefs,
regular i0c. Saturday 2 for10
20 Parasols, regular $1.25,
Saturday 90e.
15 Remnants, Carpet, Brussels
Tapestry and Wool at about
half price.
20 pair Lace Curtains, regular
$1.75, Saturday $1.25.
50 Boys' Suits just opened regu-
$3.50 Saturday $2.75.
BIG SHOE SALE.
500 pair Ladies' and Gents'
Fine Shoes, J. D. Kings make,
about to 3• less than regular
price.
50 bags Potatoes extra ehoice ,•
25c per bag. Roll Butter 10e
Eggs, 8c.
Store closes every evening at
7 o'clock, sharp except SAtur- 4,
days•
at
tl
M. H. McINDOO'S. Sq
siastic hard work and agitation as i
1867, this jubilee year, and no time i
since the "crusade" has woman had CANADA BUSINESS C
CHATHAM, ON T.
IT PAYS TO
such an opportunity of joining hands
with God in wiping front the face Of
the earth its greatest curse (this is ar`„Athe goat supply school for the hest huslncss
particularly LO Of Canadian women) Student, graduating nt this school Aro sire ot
and it is for us to summon our coin• Road paputR employe eat,
Our last weeks "t, contains thu pinoiuo of tour
aides to the realization of the value p ichurtuSince toesol+hehuaplatpk.iv,rpur and1
woman's work as a factor in solving Alhur6 tPullaue as assistant huolc.l:uuper with L.
for the Dominion the great robletli tt'• Karn d, Co. Woodstock.
i, p serail meGaw as book-: eeper with the Banner
of destroying this arch destroyer of Fret'ting Uo. tohptah ae u'atcnoltruphcr next work In a
feel] ct11Cl summoning in the glad day choico position,
when there will be fewer SOMA'S and COLLEGE REOPENS AFTER EASTER VACATION ON
IcSs OHMIC, because the paramount TUESDAY, 20th,
cause fur such IIaS been put away For Catalogue, midi;
srcLACIILAN " Co.,
forever. Chatham, o
In aggressive work the W. 0. T. U. -,..,._---a.. -nRcr -as=.men^�r-^x
must be in the front rank. For ag- - ---
earnest
wor'; there must be many NewM1CHINsHO?1
earnest souls and many active hands
eugaged. And to this end, white rib-
OLLECE
boners must use all the fore, s at
command ; earnest .oris must win
MR. JOHN MURRA .
'diem to the tanks, who will be cairn has opened out a new machine
est cowls in the great work. shop, thorou hly equipped
The, general ()Mees herewith send with a
Polling Sub Divisions in the Town an earnest message throughout tine � Outfit o Machinry
ship. be now read a first, second and Dominion ranks that every sister be
third time, passed, signed and sealed up Nlid doing. We have put the nclucling an Iron Planer,
--Carried.
Scott—Reid—That By-law No. 9,
being a by-law for the purpose of
remouelling the Polling Sub Divisions
of the Township be given the usual
reading and passed.
The polling booths were formed
as follows: No. 1 to be composed of
lots 28 to 35 inclusive, concession s10
and 11; lots 23 to 35 inclusive, con. 12
and 13 and lots 32 to 35 inclusive
con.14 and 15, polling booth to be at
sehool house section No. 10.
No. 2 to be composed of lots 6 to 27
con. 10 and 11, lot3 7 to 22, eon. 12
and 13 and lots 7 to 21, con. 14 and
15, polling booth to be at school
house section No. 9.
No. 3 to be composed of lots 1 to
5 con. 10 and 11, lots 1 to 6, con 12
and 1" 14 and 15 and lots 21 to 38
/ BLUEVALE.
y Rev. J. W. Westtwas- in Toronto
last week, attending the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. Phillips, who died
very suddenly on Tuesday morning
The children of Robert Shaw and
Christopher Moffatt have had the
'scarlet fever, and Dr. Toole has or-
dered ed their houses to be placarded.
Mrs. Bruce and Miss Ci:'oss visited
iia 13russels,on Tuesday.
r:. 'VhileL'drt�c•••i;ag to Trowbridge one
free day last ',elk,. Messrs Joseph and
th Edward. Leeel§ happened with what
• might have been a serious accident.
There horse get frightened at a
sheep and started to run' before they
cou:d get the; top of the buggy down
Mr. Jo:atoll Leech hung onto the
lines untill his arm was hurt and the
buggy overturned. ' The horse ran
for some distance before it stopped,
and the travellers gathered them-
selves together, and proceeded on
their w' v not much the worse for
130J110.
V Miss Kate Anderson'1� started for
New Denver 13. C. on Thursday, to
re ide at that place with her brothet'!�
PV Mr. John McDonaldof the Royal
IIotel moved to Listowel last week to
take charge of the Station Hotel
there. Mr. Putland the New own -
pants of the Royal hotel, moved in
las week.V
While Louis Duff and Will Grey>i(
were wheeling from Wingham on
Monday evening, the latter was
frightened by a donkey, fell off his
wheel and severely injured his arm
Mr. and Mt's. Fred McCracken of
membership Mark. at '20,000 tor Lathes etc. and is now prepar-
Canada when the W. C. T. U. eon- ed to do a general line of re -
sus are taken at the convention in .
October next. This means that pal.ring. Engine and Mill
every white ribboner must secure Machinery repairing and pipe
one new member. Eae i new mem- fitting a specialty.
ber secured meens a pledged tceto- All kinds of shafting, gear-
teler, a helper by influence, money ing, iron and wooden pulleys,
and work in the prohibition harvest.
this year have the prtvelege of ex- dliecl on shortest notice.
sup -
Prospects are that Canada will brass and iron castings sup-
pressing herself by popular vote of
JOAN MURRAY.
the people for or against prohibition
of the liquor traffic. While we be -
that right will prevail. God's
work is many times retarded b r the Ti
lack of vigilance on the part of His
servant'. To win this battle for
God and home and native land, and
win it quickly, means hard honest
o work and agitation, for Satan's host Made i
conA, polling booth to be at For- in the cursed traffic will leave no
SPRING SUITS
mosa..stone outurned to snatch the prize
No. 4 to be composed of all lots in from us, whose daily prayer is, "Thy
cons. 7. 8 and 9 and lots 16 • to 20,
concession A, polling booth to be at
Goodfellow's House.
No. 5 to be composed of all lots in
cons. 4, 5 and 6 and lots 8 to 15,con.
A, polling booth to be at school house
section No. 4.
No. 6 to be composed of lots 1 to
10, concessions, 1, 2 and 3 and lots 1
to 6 concession A, polling booth to be
at school house section No. 10.
No. 7 to be composed of lots 11 to
35 concessions 1. 2 and 3, polling
booth to be at school house section
No. 2
Reid--Jarvis—That By-law No.
7, being• a by-law far the purpose of
giving permission to erect a snow
•
fence on the 20th sideroad, concession
6, be given the usual reading and
passed—Carried.
Johnston—Jarvis—That as an in-
digent is now leiug sick at Mr.
I3aunian's house and is not in a fit
condition to be removed and has
neither home nor money, tbat this
council allow Mr. Bauman the sum
of $7 for bis keep and trouble up to
the first of June.
Heid--Jarvis--that the Reeve.
LATEST STYLES
113
SUMMER SUITS
When purchasing your
Summer Suit of clothes
remember G. Carr keeps
in stock the largest as-
sortment of new designs
in Canadian and imported
TWEEDS,
WORSTEDS,
SERGES,
Fancy Vestings,
Also the most up-to-date
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
kingdom come." With sword in one
hand and trowel in the other, and G.o to
God as our strength, let us build. the '
walls. �l j�8
What does apart
t increased mem- -t; -�--F- R ]3 S 1 A ' I 9 f5
bership mean apart from the inffu i
ence of the lives of so many more
pledged people 1 It means at least
5,000 more consecrated dollars in QUEEN'S BLOCK
the work throughout the Dominion
by local, county, provincial and
Dominion unions, money to use in
educating the people to realize more
fully, the dauger that lurks in the
unchained monster, to the individ-
ual and the state. Added to this, it
means that should the Membership
be increased to double what was re-
ported at last meeting, one generous .
hearted gentleman in Montreal will
donate the snug Little prize of $500
cash.
Money is needed, and money and
membership can be secured by the
same stroke, the force that goes into
the field to agitate and educate
should eagerly, joyfully and earnest-
ly "to help the Lord against the
mighty", the legalized liquor traffic
which annually puts in drunkards'
WINGHAM
let by contract the digging graves in Canada over 3,000 souls,
of the ditch on the 8th Con. at lot three thousand blighted lives, three
11 to give an outlet for drain—Car-
ried.
Jarvis—Reid—That the Reeve
employ a Solictor to draw up a By-
law to open the Boundary line
between Kinloss and Culross and
have it for next meeting of Council
Carried.
Report of Treasurer.
To the Reeve and Council, of the
Township of Culross. Gentlemen as
requested by you at your last meeting
of Council, I hereby furnish you with eilumiA YEoluxs, M. D., Winnipeg,
a statement showing the expense ot Vice -President.
keeping the gravel road open in Emm.e It. ATICINSON*,Moncton, N.B.
DUN
We can give you the best
of Workmanship.
GEO. CARR,
Opposite Queen's IIotel, Winglium.
t.�it-Are You_'-
-,1..
AtZtAt
RUPTURED ?
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss,
WHY THE WETrIAORE IS THE -
OWE FOR YOU
1. Because it k dangerous to be a
moment lvit'nout (Inc.
2. It will never rust and is conse-
quently durable.
3. A person wearing a Wetmore does
not find it a bother.
4. We will trnarantee to hold in
posit'.' 1 a ny reducible rupture.
5. This truss cannot possibly move
after mai uetmcnt,
6, Some of etre townspeople can
testify 'o its merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
GORDON tk CO
t d E \\'
Furniture) awl Undertakine two
—IN—
X" -. .74.1W
Ireland Sr, Button are putting in a complete ratoek of Furniture and
Undertaking consisting of
BEDROOM SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, DINING SUITES, TABLES and
CHAIRS of all kinds. SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, SPRING BED
MATTRESSES, CURTAIN POLES, PICTURES, PICTURE
FRAMES, MOUNDINGS, MIRRORS, Ete., in fact
everything that is kept in a
FIRST -CLAS FURNITURE STORE ,
A complete stock of Undertaking kept an hand and prices reason-
able.
gar Remember the place, Ireland's old store, opposite the Mac-
donald Block; (Residence opposite the foundry.
Having purchased the abov-
named property from Mr. A. M,'
Robinson, we are tow prepared to
supply a great variety of Ca-tings
and to attend to all manner of re-
pair work
FACTORY . ;,IANAGERS—Come
when your Machines require repair
aiid our machinist can put theta
right. thus saving you trouble and
annoyance. •
BRIDGE BUILDERS—Come and
order your Iron from us, We order
direct from the Dolling Mills and can
quote you prices that are right.
FARMERS --Come on Satnrclay
and secure some of our argains in
Plough Repairs and. Roller Castings
'which we sell cheap for cash on Sat-
urday. Tiring your cast iron scrap
along.
IMPLEMENT ME:v---Get your
repairs here instead of sending to
distant points and thus save money.
WANTED --A limited quantity of
,Dry 2 inch Rock Elm Plank and
Dry llnple.
I . RENDALL & Co.
thousand, of whom it is said in the
Holy Writ, "No drunkard can enter
the kingdom of Heaven,"
The present is ours.The opportuni-
ity is ours. The incentives to Barn-
es work are apparent. Let us double
our diligence to double our member- i
ship and secure the blessing which
follows work done in His name.
We are faithfully yours,
ANNILI O. RUTFIIIRFQRD, Toronto
President,
winter during the years 1895, 1806 Corresponding -Secretary.
and 1897 also showing the expendi-
titre of some North and South of the
`Village for these years.
Cost of keeping road open in 1895
Brussels and Mr. Will Gardiner of 805.15 ; Cost of keeping road open
Teeswater, Sundayed at Mr. John in 1896 :59.38 Cost of keeping road
G ardiner's. open in 1837 546.82. Total expendi-
like Jessie Gray of Winghatn tore for these years $200.85.
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs,
Seymour Thornton.
Miss Millie Moss, etecompaniod her
sister, Mrs. McDonald to Chesley on
two and a half and throe years" imprison
Saturday. mtsnt, reopc. ticel'.
Mr. Win. Wallace of Dundee
Scotland WAS visiting his unele Mr. I The bell presented to the ehurch at
Atlthe Criminal At,sizes in Toronto
Judge McMahon sentenced Dr. Walter
Hamilton and ex.policeman Bustard to
Robert Mellardy this week. Mt. i Gatibeau Point by Lord aid Lady Abor
'6Va.ilaee says that Dandeeand the , oC her 1 xee'llency'e rescue from drowning
surrounding Country has not been cry h wad blessed recently. Lord Aberdeen
t;otre'rot ,a as it is now at any others mode a 'very graceful speech.
deen and Capt. Sinclair in commendation
.p
b .. _...r. wee-,._�
ELtzA. W. McLAccnl.ret, Montreal
Reeordin g• Secretary.
ROBERTA 1!.i. TII.SON, Ottawa,
Treasurer.
J1101 tee.
rwFtatan.'-In Wingleam on Saturday
May 8th, the viteoE Councillor Rending;
a aughter.V
IRELA�r' BUTTON
�, 'a2/Q�®ti's®�to•st, e",r�'O�Ii�O�'����nder�
1WM
I
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is the only safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which
ladies can depend in thk
hour and time of ,seed.
i
VNiozior.r.---ln lV inghanl on Sunday Is preparedintwo degrees
of No, 1 r ordinary cases
May lid, tl wife of Mr. A. �7icholl; of a i ie by far the best dollar medicine known
daugixtor..W j —sold by drtnggists, one Dater per box.
MILLita--In Killion Mi on May tib, the 1
No. ;s, for special cases --do degree.
�w Ce o Mr. James, Miller, a daughter. stronger --sold by druggists. One box,
SToNnitousr:�•-In I3elgrave, on May 6th Three Dollars; two boxes, Five Dollars.
the wife of Mr. Kobt Stonollohso, a son No. x, or No. 2, mailed os receipt of
� tetaxtat ZI) �tZice and two 3 -cent stamps.
1fC;exacrxr.s-1(isssTON .in Winghtun, ; Tho Cook Company,
on tho 12th fret, at the residence of Mr. ' WiedYor, bntarto.
D. i)reaver, brother-in-law of tho bride,
by the tier. G. A. Gifford ?h. D., Mr. Sold in Winchani and everywher3
Jas. dl Cummings to Mins Martha Bun-' in Canada by all responsible druggists
stones,
•
stonier
—IN—
PRICES
ct: 48".11AtAilv+twa
—THIS—
t V �I Ei E �•
We give special attention this week to__,„<>
cav.
Felt Hats from 1 to 2 dollars now
25 cents.
Straw Hats from .1.5' to 20 cents now
10 cents. '
Straw Hats from 50 cents to a dollar
now 25 cents.
Boys and Girls' Sailors were 20 cents
now for 10 cents.
Boys and Girls' Sailors were from 35
to 50 cents now 20 cents.
Prints from 7 to 10 cents now for
5 cents.
Prints from 10 to 121; cents, now for
7 cents.
Ladies' Vests now 6 for 25 cents.
Lasa Curtains at one half price.
Gents' Ties at your own pric
Bolt
Buckles were
15 cents.
25
Cents
Silks per yard 10 Cents.
-►�
—JETS
—LACES,
- RIBBONS,
—TWEEDS,
—CORSETS,
—DRESS GOODS,
—FANCY TRIMMINGS,
and everything else kept in a Gen-
eral store, at prices to capture the
trade.
1
e.
now for
the pound or In
I U TER and EGGS same
't'At�l'E"
At less than wholesale price, by
tho caddies.
as cash.
G. M'=N'TY:H,E
l MACDONALD BLOCK.
WINGI•IAid,
,rs