The Wingham Times, 1897-06-04, Page 8M. H. IMMO
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JUBILEE
Five hundred copies. 01
13eautiful iit•itain.
The sceneries and splendors
of the United Kingdom and cuts
of Her Mejeety Queen Victoria
and Royal family worth 30ets.,
will be given away until June
22 with every 2 00 purchase,
tali and isispect.
JUNE B! L5CAIN MONTH
Sten and Bcya' Clothing and
Hats in :abundance in the lat:eat
style a/id edtade all at reduced
prices.
ELEG SCE IN DRESS GOODS
Is hare in abundance. Com-
plete satisfaction to all buyers
of Drees Goods. Many odd
lines and remnants at about one
half price.SPEC S FON SATURDAY
50 pair Hose regular 10c., Sat-
urday 5c. •
10 pieces Black and Cream Lace
regular 20c. for 10c.
20 boys' Caps, regular 15e..
Saturday Se.
50 ladies' Collars and Cuffs, reg.
20c. Saturday 5c.
50 pieces Fancy Ribbon, regu-
lar 3e. Saturday le.
50 pair ladies' Fire Kid. Shoes
regular $1.75 for $1.25.
20 pair men's fine shoes, regular
$2.50 for $1.75.
These everyday specials are
interesting and worthy of your
attention, all through June.
We pay 12e. for Batter and
10e. for.eggs.
Store clo'es at 7 o'clock sharp.
at
. ellIDOO'S
r1'[; RN Bh3RR 1.
'Mr. ar.d Mrs. Wylie arrived Dome
Inst weer: from an extended and
pleasant visit among friends in
Static,y.
Miss Mattie Merkley is visiting
with her brother, Mr. Ezra Merkley.
Mr. Anger Bickerstaff, of Toronto,
is visiting at Itir. Iltontgoraery'e this
geek,
Mr, Will !Keogh intends having a
1- arm raihing on Thursday afternoon.
Owlia to the absence of Mr, D.
W. (enuoill rnd the inclemency of
the weather, the picnic in. Mr. A.
Gemmro ill's brash failed to materialize.
611. Chia:.. Sanborn has finished
al,'hieliug lila house.
Mr. Robert Andersod'ind the mis-
formne to lose one of his horses last
week?
The Mitrses Scott of the tenth con-
ecssion were the guests of Miss File-
t Dougall last week.
The losses Y"t i;lita entertained al
, few of their friends at their home on
Monday night.
Mr. Peter Fraser is attending No,
9, preparatory to writing for hie
Junior Leaving certificate, We
wish Pete success
Mr. John Hartley, teacher of the
brick school house played with the
Wir:ahem team c,n Saturday last
against Atwood.
TILE W N t ri +:31 TIMES, JUNE 4, 1.89 .
WKS even for the tcajlf;tactiomof bas'
ness.
Gerrlmill-••-Crnickshanits--That Mr
•
McPherson be chairman. ---Carried.
The following changes were made
on the roll.
Wm. Churchill assessed owner of
S pt lot 10 eon 0, 50 acres, and N. J,
Kerswell struck oft; .John Short, as-
sessment reclosed $50; John •Putlantl
assessed.. tenant lots 1, 2, 3, T) S
Bluevale, and John McDonald struck
off; Alen: Kelly, assessed for lots 32$
327 328 324 and 325, W. T P., and
Mrs. Morrison struck off; John .Ans-
ley assessed for lot 24 W T P and R
Currie struck off James Becket
assessed fin• park lots, 08, 70, 71 72
77, and 79 at .$1100, Bari Robt. Ken-
nedy stuck oil•: John Relph Assessed
for lot 9 con 5 for 6200v and holt,
Gemmill struck off; John Hastings
assessed part owner of Iot, 10 and 11
con 8; Thos Finnen, assessed lot, 350
W T P at 630 and Athletic Co.
stuck of: Thos. Groves assessed ten-
ant lot V, W T P and L McLean
struck off; John Mum, lot 11 con 6
assessed M. F.; Ed Leech, lot 31, eon
1 Biuevale, Assessed 11. F; Wtn.
Morrow, lot 30 con C assessed M F
Timothy. Ilewitt, lot , 7 D S Blue•
tale assessed M F; Seth Langley, ht
7 Junctionville, assessed MF; Jars. ncluding an Iron Planer,
Currie. assessed, MF and '1' int 15 Lathes etc. and is now prepar-
i iV T P; Albert Green lot 340 W T ed to do a general line of re -
P Wm. Groves lot 193 assessed M F i pairing. Engine and Mill
Each of the following had ;t doh I Machinery repairing and pipe
struck off : George Churchill. i ani I fitting a specialty.
Powell, Peter Hodgson , Robert
I Leathorn, Frank Wright, Peter All kinds of shafting, gear -
Murdoch,
Thomas Nctterfield. f tog, iron and wooden pulleys,
Musgrove—. Copeland—That, the 16
brass and iron castings sup-1coart of Revision be now ekased and' (-flied on shortest notice. .�
the assessment roll as now revised
and corrected be the assessment roll i JOHN MUR R YY
for 1897.—Carried.
The council resumed regular 1-
Messrs. Wan McPherson, Peter
McDougall, Wm. and David Gemmill
were among the delegates sent frora
Turnberry to the Brussels conven-
tion.
;Quite a number of Turnberry
people attended the sport at Wrox-
eter en Saturday last. Geo. E.
( Wilson, teacher of number 9, sue -
I ceeded in taking first prize in the
' bicycle race. •
IT PAYS TO
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHdTr M,
014 11%
Iltlll oortinuee its eneeeestut neck of piacinr Stud•
mote in choice positions,
Between Jan, lei and flay 1st, four months +ke et
our pupils Secured choice ettuatiohs re B wk)ispe•8
Stenographer and leaches in other Jiurolnres Col•
ler es.
Three *there has esoon red places, one tone nutonce
next weetc, another the follonarg Seek and the
third anent June 15.11
Here i' where gred•tatoe of this school hero a
decided advantup.e aver %hese graduarotl From the
average business college.
If interacted write tqr catalogue and a complete
list of where etndenteAtnve been pieced.
For Catalogue, addreue,
P. ttot.ACT1LAN ►• Q.o.,
Oka than,
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FAZU Nast
15,
When pinch sing your
Summer Suit .of clothes
remember G. Carr keeps :;.
in stock the largest as-
sortmcnt of tie`:v •'-v-:1gns ft
in Canadian al,d tmpurted
TWE. SDS .. -
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SCOP,opt
MR, JOHN MURRAY
has opened out a new machine
shop, thoroughly equipped
with a
New Outfit of ' iachinry
WORSTEDS,
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all."RGES,
4, Fancy t.' igtlt3yy_..J$., 47
Also the most 'up-to•=date 0
GENTS'
t .FU 'y '.2 Fi21.1.IN rS
We can give yo.t the Lest
of Workmanship.
til
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If so it is your advantage t�
cttll'ou Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, \\'i ngll::tin. They
tt9't; i;Flr: it �e'tit. i 'For the
telttl!rayed Wetmore
Truss.
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1. 13eonnse i, i . d:tngerritas to he a
neon r tat •A 11 eau elle.
2. It will re. ce rit.a, rand is conse-
cluenrly (1nl'•+hlr,
3. A per.••r+u wearing as \\'tittne,rs:does
not, tia.r1 1• a hr,tl,cr.
••\ e Nt111 ruarantce 10 hold in
podtion nny rr^du'.ible rupture.
5. This t »+nite,t tfos, ibly move
after a •• tmont,
&. S ,me mar townspeople Ban
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ref nnrlr-d.
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Minutes of Council and Court of
Revision held in Puthtnd's Hotel,
Eluevale, on Taesdar the 25th day ried.
• oaf May, 1897. I Gemmill—Cruickshank--That Mr
The members of Connell. all pres- Musgrove be instructed to let a job
ent and the Reeve in the chair. II of gravelling 30 rods on 13 line
The minutes of last meeting were opposite Mr. Pugh's lot, provided the
read approved and signed. pathmaster gets the road graded
Communications were read from
Messrs. Garrow & Prondf.ot, re
account, from C. A. Jones, -q., Tp.
Engineer re account, from the Saw-
er-Masse)- Co., from the Cockshutt
Company, from the Austin Co. and
from the county Clerk—AR filed.
The reeve reported that Archie
Patterson bad cut brush opposite his
place, and that he be credited with
three days statute labor for his
work.
The dep. reeve reported that E.Orvis
had repaired culvert and had done
business
Gemmill—Musgrove — That the 'O tg .
assessor's salary, $55 be paid.—Car-
MORRIS.
before gravelling is let—Carried.
Gemtriill—Musgrove — That the
reeve be instructed to procure two
copies of the Ontario statutes for
1897 for the use of the council--
Carried.
ouncil—Carried.
The following Accounts were pass-
ed: C. Jones, fees Bryce, Powell and
Hastings drain 640.50; John Burg-
ess, fees Bryce and Hastings drains
$3; E. Orvis, 51.25, repairs Wawa
nosh boundary; Lane & Lane, re-
pairs Jobb's bridge $19; John Me
/ Donald, rent of hall, $3; ,John- S.
'�/ On Friday last Margaret, wife of a small amount of gravelling on \Pa- McTavish, Assessor's salary, $55; W.
John Cloakeypassed away at the wanosh boundary at $2,60. Turn Ea.gelson, watching Linton's bridge,
age of 02 years. Deceased was a berry's share,:t 25 and recommended
$1; John Gemmill, watching Gem 1
member of the Belerave Presbyter- it be paid. mill's bridge, 61.
Ian church, a fairhfel wife and Mr.Copela.nd reported that a cul- Gemmill—Cruickshank--Thattbis�
mother. and leaven,, four daughters vett on the 10th. sideline con. 11, had Council do now ad,j,urn to meet in
and two sons to nloarn her loss.V fallen in and required repairs : also Patland's Hall, I3luevale on Monday
On the evening of the Queen's that the piautking• on Jobb's bridge the 21st day of June next at 10
birthday a quiet wedding took place bad becu comehated by Lane & Lane
o'clock a. m.—Carried.
at tl1. rosidenoe of arra. Donald at $I9 and. ree mmanded payment, JOHN BURGESS, Clerk.
Currie, 4th lines %Ogen her second also that a enl'Frt at. Porter's corn -
daughter, Miss Jeanie anti N. Arnold e1•. co:twe :al 10 requires t 1 be open
•of lIatnilton, were united in marriage ed out.
The ceremony took place at8 o'clock Mr. manassovo reported that Mr.
.and W88 cerfhrmed by Rev. John Sharpie w:lnts drain across the
Rose, 13. All/The company was veru road. on 4th c.•+rceaeien nee, and re -
small urll': the immediate relatives comencled that. lie bo allowed a reas-
and feiende of the bride being pres- noble antoun% for it.
tl SUITS
Made in the
LATEST STYLES
Go to" '' 7
.Crit, lir. Mu1:av, Agent for the Massey -
Sawyer Co., ,,ridreFssed the meeting,
re the pnrch:i e of a road machine'.
I ASx WAWANOSII. for township ase. The township
declined to pnrehace at present.
Gemmill—Urnickshanks--That the
reeve be instneted to allow A. Patter
son three days statute labor if he
burns brush and cleans up side of
road in front of his place, to the
satisfaction of the reeve.
Gemmill— Copeland — That the
Wheeler, of Belgrave, is ill of typhoid reeve be instructed to write to the
• fe er!a✓ council of -Morris askingthem to ap-
- Last Thursday a valuable horse
belonging tri ilia. Wm Martin of the
1 t th co eessiori,dropped dead in the
field. V'
\One day laat week a son of Mr.
Robertson o - the 8th concessioti>i,
'1 ' llir. James McCowna former
resirient of the 10t,11 concession` .was
killed in Chicago by a fall from a
building. His remaius were brought
home and interred in St. Agustine
cemetery on Saturday morning,' lie
l_e�ae a wife and family.
'V'Robbie Wheeler;': son of Frank
Wm
had his leg badly broken by falling
from a wagon)/
Mr. John Bone of the Toronto
University is home for the holidays.
Mr. John McCallum of the 9th has
purchased a lieW buggy and. cart..
members
point one of their Mr. McPherson Bluevale on Jime
1st to arrange for expenditure on
the bouridary
Cruickshanks—Gemmill-That Mr.
Copeland get a drain across the road
with four inch tile opposite R, Wal -
lace's lot, on con 10.—Carried.
.Musgrove —Geminiill—That the
clerk be instructed to notify Wrn.
Gray to clean out his part of the
goYernenent drain at once.—Carried.
Gemtnill—Muagrove— That Mr.
Cruickshank and, Mr. Porter be
authorized to hire a road machine
if one ea,n b got at a reasonable
rate, to work one day ort the gravel
road near R, Porter's place.—Car-
ried
Rev, B. F. Austin, for tbe past six-
St.Thornas, bat; resigned, and Rev. R.
Z. Warner, late proteseor of modern
latiguagee, has bees appointed Prineipal
'The Lotion City Council /Amami a
by-law proyidinn for the antexation to
Tile poop's of tke
will becomes united on December oessi , scribed tm the oath ox offieentne cOttet •
� BEITE
QUEEN'S BLOCK., WINGHAII
�9I Gil AM
Having pnreliased the above
named property from Mr. A. M.
Robinson, we are Trow prepared to
supply a great variety of CI:Innings
tVi in
eagalialtaxammemaa
Ireland & Button aro pntting in 0 nom Plete t', took et Furniture and
Undertaking coneiiiting of
BEDROOM SUMS, PARLOR SUITES, DINING SUITES, TABLES and
CHAIRS of all kinds. SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, SPRING RED
MATTRESSES, CURTAIN POLES, PICTURES, PICTURE ,
FRAMES, MOUNDINGS, MIRRORS, Ete., in fact
everything that is kept in a
FIRST- C LAS FURNITURE STORE
A complete stock of Undertaking kept en hand and prices reason-
/ able.
Eg'Resnerciber the place, Ireland's old store, opposite the Mac-
donald. Block, (Residence opposite the foundry.
aaanexemalacaraaaeaka • and to attinifi tO all manner of re -1
I pair work
FACTORY MANAGERS—Come
when your 'Mee/lines require repair
and our 1.11 lie!" can put them
right thus saving you trouble and
annoyance. •
BRIDGE BUILDERS—Come and I
order your Iron from us, We order I
direct from the Roiling Mills and can
quote you pricve that are right.
FARMERS—Come on Saturday
and secure smile of our. argaine in
Plough Repaire and Roller Castings
which we sell cheap for cash on Sat.
urday. Bring your east iron sera?
IMPLEMENT MEN—Get your
repairs hero instead of sending to
distant points owl thus save money.
WANTED—A limited quantity of
Dry' 21;,- inch Reek Elm Plank and
DrY M0.1)16.
All kinds of Fresh and Cured
Meats, including Beef,
Veal, Lamb, Fresh Pork,
CURED HAM, ,
BACON,
BOLOGNA,
SAUSAGE in season_
Central Butcher Shop, Winghe",
ELTONS
UMPS
Will stand wear and tear for
3 ears. No better proof can
be given of their durability
than is shown by the fact
that some of these pumpsi ptat
in wells 25 years ago are
still working.
IRON mad FORCE PUMP'S
Supplied to Order.
Repairing proreptly attended to.
Sitor—Diagon al St. opposite Bea,ttiess
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
le the only eafe, reliable
tnonthly medicine on which.
ladies can depend in the
haw' and time of need,
Ie prepared I n two degrees
of istrength.
No. 1 for ordi!aary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine known
—sold by druggists, one Dollar per boy.
/1fo St for special. eases--io degrees
stronger—sold by druggiste. inue box,
Three Dollars ; two boxes, Pive Dollars.
No. r, or No. a, mailed on receipt of
rim mad two 3 -cent etampa.
Wittiest., ilesterta,
the
—IN—
E E KE -P
'We give special attention this week to___.0
Felt Hats from 1 to 2 dollars now
26 cents.
Straw Hats from 15 to 20 cents A9w
10 eents.
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 36
to 50 cents now 20 cents.
Printh from 7 to 10 cents now for
Er cents
•
Prints from 10 to 12i cents now for
Ladle& Tests now 6 for 25 eents.
Lace Curtains at one half priee.
Gents' Ties at your 01,11 price.
Belt Buckles were 25 cents now for
15 cents.
Silks nee yard 10 cents.
33L 1741
—LACES,
—RIBBONS,
—TWEEDS,
—DRESS GOODS,
—FANO! TRIMMINGS,
and everything else kept in a Gen
eral store, at prices to capture th
trade.
At less than wholesale price, by
the pound or in the caddies.
13UTTER and EGGS sartne as cash.
C4- M°I1s7T"."5E":14.)
UkODOITA.LD BLOCK.