The Wingham Times, 1897-12-03, Page 5L 'sSons
To buy cheap, to sell eheap, to turn things over, to make quick profits
and small.,.with no trurnpedsup whys and wherefores; it's buts, explan-
ations thet don't explain, which you, Would not care for if they did.
evish to save looney BUY HERE,
We buy cheap, and have given many OBJECT LESSONS that if yoU
Grey Flannel in plain or Twilled, worth 15o for 12Pio,
Flannelette in Pink Stripes, special, 25 yards for 01,00 (4o a yard),
Bleached Cotta, one yard wide, wortb 7c for 4c.
Extra heavy, Ladies' Vests worth 35o for 25o,
Me' s Wool Sox, special, 2 pairs for 25o.
Very Heavy releeced .frinecl Gloves (Black) in large sizes, 7 and 7y2', at 25e.
Children's Fancy Border Handkerchiefs lc each, '
Ladies' £Pine Wool Ribbed Rose, sizes 9 and gyp it 25a.
Table Linen, the best value in the country at .45o.
Table Linen, special make, 64 inches wide, good patterns worth 45e for 35o.
75o for 500.
A new Crompton Corset, entirely up-to-date, long waise perfect -fitting., Worth
Speoial number all -wool, large size, Blankete, pretty pink border, 82.90.
Men's Fleeced Lined Underwear 01.00 suit,
Double Duplex: Cretonne, very wide, in light anti dark patterns, for Curtains, 25o,
Boys' Ulsters, all kinds, all sizes, all prices,
FurDopes7 see our Special at $9.00 an $10.00,
We buy DRIED APPLES 'and pay the highest price if they are
quartered (not sliced), and thoroughly dried.
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NEW GOODS.
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in their new home, which
was attended by about fifty, and
reception
afterwards the company joined in a
merry danne. Of course it is it
I,N I LA SI TIMES, DECEMBER 3 1897.
e/Between ninety and one hundre
relatives and friends were invited t
BLUE:VALE.
the hone() of Mr, and Mrs, Sanwa
Caldhick, of the sewed line ti
Morris, on Wedr;esday evening o
last week, to be spectators of th
wedding of theft youngest daughter
Miss Mary, to. Mr. George Turvey
also of Morris, by the English church
rector of Brussels, Rev G. J. Ahey
The 13riee's dress was of steel grey
lustrous cloth, nicely trimmed, with
lavender chiffon. The maid ot hon.
or, was a little niece of the bride,
slaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph
Bowman of the third line of 114orrie,
She looked very pretty in a cream
frock cut low in the neck and short
in the sleeves and on her small bare
arms, wore gold bracelets, thta
matched her Rutty yellow hair. The
little mind's brother was boy of bon,
or, if ore iniglit so call bim, and was
dressed in a braided sailor Suit. For
the bridal supper the tables were
arranged as nearly as possible in the
Nape of a horseshoe, that lucky ern.
lem, and in the centre were seated
our couples, who have been married I
ithin the past fess months. 'rimy
ere the bride and bridegroom, Rev,
• 3. AbeY, and Mrs. Abey, Mr. and
ire. Luther Pepper, and Mr, and
rs. William Fraser, On Friday
vening Mr. and Mrs. Turves- held a
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ASH IS KING AND LONC CREDIT IS DYING
Great Sale of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Sboes
Below Cost in Wingbana . .
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The lgeintyre stock is being rapidly rushed off. Bargains here because we bought much below
wholesale kriees. What you don't see ask for --and ask to see any of the following this week
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resete3eimememettemoyeeeetesisuseeveeres, feeMemcerWerWeewesswieetesee-Peesiesteeveesteee,
je Lambskin Trimming worth 25o for 20e, '
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)1 Braid Trimmings reduced from 40 to f
2o. 1,.01 Chnitent:8CIto7v5eored -Bed Comforters begin -
200 and 80,
Men's Stiff ,Pelt Rats, a job lot at 25a„
fl Ladies' Sandal Rubbers, first quality, g ri,..)........, 1 Meavy Cottoned°, all pricee, begiening 1
10o,
0 4o.
Heforivr;twening worth flo and 7e, for Choice Braid Trimmings worth4c and
y Choice Tweed Orem Goods, 40 in, wide, ; g Men5?sr°rt2t17.;reoats, a large assortment ;
f‘y
Colored Passimentrie Trimmings at r Best -Brass Pine, worth per paper, 4, A
for 2e.
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only 25c.
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kere-Aesemcsere:k.emwwi4---ee`setereVievevesees-geese,
A close inspection of all our goods and prices cordially invited We are here te do busines and
solicit a portion of your custom. Good Batter and Egg e taken in exchange_
OtAr premises will be found in the Macdonald Block, Wingliam.
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Jno. Burgess, of this place, who has
been en aged in dairvin , in Prince Mr, and Mrs Win. Ellis were h
Edward Island, for some years, was Ingersoll last week, attending tilt
to Miss Tenn. Moore, of the same Is- to Air. Ernest Mabee of that town.
uneecessary to say that the bride re -
pretty presents.
Mrs. John Robertson spent the
'1 banksgiving holidays with Mrs.
Malcolm, of Klecardine.
The union Thanksgiving service
held in the ilethodist church, bad a
larger attendance than usual. The
collection is to be given to any needy
parties in the community.
Miss Nollie Waumsley, of Detroit,
daughter of Mrs. Chas., Waunisley of
Baytield, formerly of .Bluevale, spent
a few days visiting Miss Georgina
Duncan last sveek.
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ceivcd a large number ot useful and
GEO. CARR hos now in stook
Overcoats, Fall and VVinter Suits, T
Most Stylish Gents'
, NUM/ STYLES.
large display of the very newest material for
rousering, Panay Vests, etc., eto. Also the
If you want stylish and well-niscle
. Give us a call. We can give you 1
Furnishings in the Market
Clothe at a moderate price.
he but f workmanship. Geed fit gueratessl.
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R. N. Duff spent' the Thanks-
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Iand. We extend most hearty, good
wishes to Mr. and Airs. Burgess.
King 131 -others' house is completed,
and they have moved into it. The
house is a large brick one, well fur-
nished inside, with furnace. bath-
room, and nroc:ern improvments.The
plans were drawn and the carpenter
work done by Mr. George Haney of
Mr. Joseph Burgess, soil of Mr. 1
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married on Wednesday of last week 1 maeriage of their daughter Lizzie,
this village, and the briek work was
done by McGregor Bros. of Wing -
ham. We wish. the King family,
lone, happy and prosperous lives in
their tine new house:
Rev. S. Sellery. M. A., of Guelph,
will preach the anniversary servicer
of the Methodist church, on Dee. 19.
On the Sionday.evening following an
anniversary tea will he held stride)
the management of the Ladies' Aid
Society,
A eoneert under ti.eauspices
the Public Library will be held 01
or
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December 17h.
r. and Mrs. John Patterson, and
Mrs. and Mrs. Woods, of etolesworth,
spent Sunday at Mr. Walter Patter-
FARO HARAN'S
CR GERI! INDOW
and if it doesn't make you hungry for Xmas Cake and Fruit
Pudding e you need not make any.
- We have the BEST Peels, Currants, Raisins, liege, elc., that
money will buy, notwithstanding what others tell you, or hem
much mere they cheeps for them.
The finest range of Fancy Crockery to choose from at
N. A. FARQUHARSOS
hohday.s with Mrs. Willi111 em
Sproat, of Seaforth. •
Miss Bert Jamieson, . of Fordivich
is visiting her ester, Mrs. R. G. Case.
41°Mmr., and Mrs. R, N, Duff were
visitingin Wawanosh on Sunda
y.
• The Presb,yterian Sandy School
.aro going to bold an entertainment
' on Christmas Eve
Mr. MeAlpine,•ofDatton, was visit
ing his daughter, Airs. lierr„ of Morris,
last week.
•Mrs. Hudson, wife of the foretnan
of the flax-nallt, and children, arrive()
in the village last week and are
liv-
ing in Mr. Christophee Thorntoe's
house,
MissTAggio &Mille, daughter of Mr.
end Ali's. Joseph Smillie, of Morris,
who is as pupil at Seat:web Collegiate
Institute, was taken very 111 in See -
forth some days ago. ller sister,
Miss Swine is in -Seaforth nursing'
her. We sincerely hope Mies Aggie
will soon recover.i
Her friends have received word
that Mrs. James Oravvibid, who went
to Neepawa, Manitoba, to join her
husband, who wen teat t herd in spring,
has arrived se fete. at her destin AT
Mr. 1. J. AleSser spetit n ksgi v-
ing at his fa t r. Wm. Meeeer's
Mr, Louis 13. PUT Was unable te
teach at his seln)61:in We %varnish, last
lereety, owing to a eevere attaek of
la grippe, but leo is now recovering.
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eee' Ladies' and Gentlemen who are lovers of nice goods should 'call .and
lospect our large stock of Smyrna Rugs. Every inrin should bey; one of
Clue Rep for hie wire es a Christmas present, 'which will not only beautify
your house, but will .give satisfaction in every case, Call and get one be.
fore they -ate pidked over. Prices to suit peechaser." '
.017E-RQQATS
,In Overcoats we lead. In quality anti peke we cannot be beaten.
Call and examine and get prices before pnrehasing elsewhere, A large
arid well assorted stock of Ordered Coatings in Beaver, elelton and Veneclari
to choose from.
SUITS
Our stock of Tweed Suitings is now complete. In &atoll and Care-
n Tweeds we defy competition and price
UR GOODS
Oar large and well assorted etnek of Fur Goods is always complete in
Fur Coats. M. Capes and 'knife we have a beautiful line to choose
from. Men's Fur Coate, Far Caps and Par Gauntlets a specialty, and
flees right.
ROHES--A full assortment of Robes always on hand.
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Mrs, Beneenin Saults and
Craig„ cf Goderieb; spent Tb
giving, with Mrs, Saults' mother
Stowe.
• A fall of the beautiful and
iinglo of the sleigh -bells m
things livelier.
Anticipation of Christmas
thin,gse are having the usual eff
in swelinig, the attendance at
d S I Is.
Rev. Mr. Oaten, of Belgrave
in the village on Tuesday last
here was a. good attendance et
Thanksgiving service .notwithstand-
Ing the continuous rain. •
Miss Cross retuned on Monday
lest from &visit among friends in
elet1yborotigh.
elle Will Thornton of the first line
of Morris, has rented his farm for a
term of years to Mr. James Hog of
near Jamestown.
Miss
anks.
,Mee.
the
There are over 400 incandescent
eteetrie lights installed here now.
During the past year there were in-
terred in the Brussels Cenietery, 34
adults, and 13 children, 47 in all,
A new dry goods store will be
opened here on Skurday of this
week, in the Garfield house. The
proprietors are Messrs, Rattan &
Fitzpatrick,. the latter, a young gent-
leman well known in and around Bros.
sets.
Mr.D. D. Wilson of Seaforth ship.
ekes, ed a ear load of turkeys from here
I recently. Air. Wilson bought and
good 1 shipped 850,000 citizen of eggs this
„met, season. Putting ttspm at 10e a nee
the en, meant 885 000 /el
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GORRIE,
Rev. G. W. •Gollin, Congregations,. -
alist, exchanged pulpits with Rev. J. -
3, Fisher of the Methodist Church on
itusday last. Mr. Fisher preaches • •
the evening anniversary service at 7
o'clock' in the the 'Howiek -Congregs
ationel church., Morning service
11 o'eloek, Special colleetive on be.
half of the church finances:
On Monday evening, 7th hist,- the.
annual tea -meeting will be held, A_
good program of singing„ reedingsre
reciiations, eye, wie be prvided.
.Revs, Mr. Munro, Presbyterian, Har-
riston ; Mr, Harvey, Alethodist,- Clife
ford ; A. B. Dobson, Presbyterian,
Fordwich ; mid Matthew Kelly, Con-
gregationalist, Listowel, are invited
and expected to he present.. Achille- • - t
sion, adults, 25c, ehildreu. 15..
Mr. Dulmage, of Lakelet, is about
to move into the store, flt tely neetzpied
by Nichol Feeguson,dry goods and
groceries.
Thanksgivinss, services were held
in the English, Presbyterian, and
Methodiet Chaeellee on Thursday
atit.
The grist Will of nur town is being -
greatly inimoved hy the putting in
eoefstsl!e Range teen Plan .Sifters Pro-
Rev. C. R. Gunn e is succeeded by
eve Mr. Fames Ewe; *It C1
Mr. and Nee. Smitli of' Drayton,
-e now residents of Gerrie, occupy.
g the house uf Oraeford, Welle
gem street.
Mr. Rieharel Clegg has sold his
use and lot tu Mr. Nash, and will
ore to Mr. Nash's Jerre, to begin
ring plowng, when spring springs
on us,
The Canadian Foresters cf this
farmers.
• I out o the; R
was Tued
BELGRAVE,
Messrs. Baker ke Vanstone, of Br
seas shipped a carlbad of hogs 1
week.
Mies Henderson, of Wingha
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. G.
David.
Mrs. John Scandrett, and et st
ered Seandrett, were visiting friends
in London and Denfield last week.
Miss Helen Stonehouse of Wing
ham, Spent Thanksgiving with her
friends nere
y -iteek, Nina, youngest •
daughtet' of Alfred Rutty. died at: a,'1
the family residence, Deer Park Tor-
onto, aged 14 years. She had been
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in deellee since August.Deceasecl was
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a niece of Airs. George Rogers, who n°
went to Toronto to attend the fatter- I in
al which cook place on Thursday of
last reek.
up
Iplace intend holding a. grand eoncert
115.1 TURNBERRY,
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aet I The Annual tea meeting of the the
1 Turnberry Corgregational church be
en, 'announced last week is not to be pos. I also
11-1poned, Who said it was e Nohody, I ere.
All right what about it ? Why, thel etre
' ladies are all alive asking what todo,
and ere hurrying along with the do
ing of it. The gentlemen are eager-
ly asking whet they eau do to Troiist•
Wednesday everrieg of next week
. U. Al. Stanley, ettairman of
eleelietti Board of the Order will
present and deliver an address,
an excellent program of singing*,
, he rendered. All should
nd this concert,
eereeseseete-_-*
We tell your doctor all Mrs. D. Sproat was in London last
there is in Scott's Einulsipn
just how iniiqr cod liver oil,
hypophosphire's,. glycerine.
But we do ii6t.tell him how
these are combined. You
have your secrets; this is
ours. This knack of mak-
ing the very best thing has
come to us from years ofer,„ Trinity Chureh
peneuce with just one think.
We make only Scott's Emul-
sion ---all our energy is bent
on making that better than
any other emulsion in the
world. We have no other
business thought. It it any
wonder that iti$the8tandard?
1 herr 15 iols i4" telk about the good
,iitre expected. The Wingliain Ore
Mr. W. Clegg is shipping large;
quantities of grain lust now. I
Tx'. Robe Gallagher held a shoot. I
leg match on Wednesday last,
I
Me. D. Sproat spent Thenksgiving,
with friends in Seaeoese, -- '
Mrs. Barclay Weis in Denim) last
week, visiting' her daughter, Lucy. I
/On Wednesday of khhi WCPit 8 I
fashionable weddiq took place in ;
' hen glee M. ,
f
chest's). lire to he on lund. TheY
epee never in this )art before, so
thet's a special feritnre. They eat
play and several of them can
sing. Theee grintlemeN 12 or
13 of tifein in all, will furnish all the
music, instrnmentel and vocal. Mr.
Graecy, the hunimerous anti
thOtia rvailor in these pa rtz has beeittn
vittel. :leveret Rev. gentlemen are
71180 asitC(1 to put in 41 an aprl.aronce
Ina to give edri res.ses, nd altogether
we 10.1k for o pleasaitt and o irnti ,
ilple time. Tea. 5 ;‘,1,evlay,
Adniissiun, ?Waits, 25
hildron, itts. chnip beemplect hy
1.Z,,,v„1. W. Goffin, Come.
Mr. rt. W. frosting's annttonsale of
einem:el ereti skeet, implements.etc.ti M. iidt ,
v inomt
tue%, It m,s• very largely attend
eisi everything tittered for sale
Littlefair tied err
ell *.teylor Were
United the bolybonds of matriel 1
Irony he event took place at 4 e
Mr, W. te. Stroeg, C. 0. F. orgate•1
leer, after ei ending ten days l.ere, t
satirised le me lug week. While
here he helped to swell the ranks
Of the Order.
Mr, Wm, Wray and daughter Mrs.
Butentean, spent Thanksgiving in
. food $
Pill
Toronto and Bovfmanville,
13lood means sound health. With paw.,
rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di..
gestive organs will be v gorousi and there
will be no yspepsia. Itheumatism and
Nenraigia wial be unknown. Stof1.71ttand
:Salt Rheum will disappear. With pare
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Tour nerves will be strong, and yOut
bleep sound, sweet and refreshing,
rlood's Sarsaparilla makes pure bl�o
That is why it cures 80 many diseases.
That is why so many thousands take it
to cure disease, retain go od healthaore.
veat sickness and sneering. Remember
Sarsaparilla
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is 0 ight. tsir pews. Air. J. Carl ie _iilt1140k rrna n100 Plainer. $t Pit` Settl84
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