The Wingham Times, 1897-12-03, Page 8t
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SA URDFOR
BARGAINS
In all the trading experience of the
• Ladies of Wingham and surrounding
-country, they never had such a
golden.cpporturity as will be offered
them at M. II :lelndoe's on Satur-
day. Out peer:ess offerings of every
class and deseription at
FAIL AND VIINTER TEDRY GOODS
will eclipse any ever made before in
this town. Buyers will find un-
limited bargains in every depart-
ment in the big rush ''t oi.r mam-
moth bargain day.
Everything goes at quick clearing
prices. Then we advise one and all
to call ai,d we will give them per-
fect goods at prices that will please
and guarantee to save them money
in each purchaPe.
SATURDAY
100 Remnants, from 2 to G yards
of Dress Goods, Tweeds, Silks, Flan-
nels, cottons, Shirtings, Laces, Rib -
lion; alai Embroidery at
?• prices.
lt) pieces Heavy Dress. Goods, reg.
30e, Saturday 18e.
5 pieces Tweed Dress Goods and
Cashmeres, reg. GOc, Saturday 35c.
4 pieces Heavy Tweed for Men's
Suits, $1,00 for 65e.
5 pieces Grey Flannel., reg, 15c,
Saturday Ile.
10 pieces Towelling, reg. 8c, Sat-
urday 5c.
4 pieces Table Linen, reg. 50c, for
33e.
10 pieces Meavy Factory Cotton
and White, reg. 7e, for 5c.
50 pairs Men's and Women's Shoes,
s reg. $1.50, for $1.20.
10 doz. Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere
Hose, 35e for 25e
10 doz. Gents' Linen Collars, 20c
for 12',e
10 Extra Men's Frieze Overcoats,
$7.00 for $41.50.
10 Ladies' Winter _Mantles, very
stylish,. $8,00 foe $0.50
10 Boys' Suits, winter weight, reg.
$3.50 for $2.75.
• 5 doz. Black and Colored Ladies
Kid Gloves, every pair guaranteed,
reg. price 31.25 for $1.00.
8 Fur Capes, extra quality, $12.00
for $9.50.
fi Ladies' Fur Coats, reg. 30:00 for
$27.50.
Have your Photo for. Xmas. We
give you 1 doz. Cabinets, taken by
the Star Photo Co. FREE, with a
$25.00 Ticket at.
I�1NDO9d
News ItT o t, s.
Stratford had a $15.000 fire on
Tuesday of last week, which destroy-
ed the City Hall.
.Boss Mackenzie of Toronto, the
-well-known railway man and lacrosse
player, died Monday, at Nelson, B. C.
Mrs. Cawthra Murray, who died
• the other day in Toronto left a for
tune cf 33,000,000, the buik of which
goes to a young son of Hon. Wm.
.i Iullnck.
Kenneth Campbell, a Grand Trunk
at -41 ;yce, committed suicide at the
Falls Monday by cutting his throat
A new quick -firing gun, invented
by Mr Hiram Maxim, was fired at
Portsmouth. It showed effective re-
sults at 16,000 yards.
The 3•ecnt letter rate from Canada
to all parts of the British Empire
takes effect from Jan. 1, 1898.
A cablegram received in Hamilton
announcers the sudden death of Mrs i
Prances Maria Price, wife of Mr. Jo-
seph Price, Vice -President of the G.
T. R.
10.t,52 murders %%recommitted in
the U. 5. last year, as against a little
over 100 in England and Whales.
Revs. Hunter and Crossley, who
are in St. 'Thomas, will remain there
all this week, commencing services in
Milton on Dee. 5th.
Mr. Henry Davey of Lakefield cotn-
mitted suicide with a razor, first cut-
ting the throat of his favorite horse.
The Conservatives of North .Bruce
Will meet at Tara on December 9 to
select at candidate for the Legislature.
Policeman Arthur 'William Osier
dropped dead on his beat on Parlia-
bent street. Toronto, about 10.30
Monday. Heart disease was prolNa-
bly the cause.
Engineer Courtney, Conductor
Dunn and Brakeman Dalton of the
G. T. R. lost theiriives by suffocation
n the St. Clair tunnel.
THE PYX INWJAM TIMES, DECD/IBER, 3 1897.
0Ut..lit.5
Mr. Thoi. GVoodc1,ek, formerly of
this township has gone into the lin-1
piernent btrsine s at Walkerton,
Mr. AC'.tsilck shot an owl one dayy
last week. Ile would like to have it
stuffed, but could find no one in Tees-
water who could do it for hits. ffff
On Saturday of last week, while Mrs
Z thr, Heath, was waikin„ along one;
of the streets of Tecswater she was
struck on the cheek by a stone from
a catapult in the hands of a buy,
whether by design or accident we
have not been able to dirt ver. The
blow inflicted was a painful one and
the lady was justly angry..
MORRIS.
Township Oo'inesl minutes on page
six.
The farmers are making good
use of the excellent sleighing.
There will be a Sabbath School
Christmas entertainment in .Jollii-
ston's church on Christmas eve.
Jas. Wilkinson has a. hen tnat
layed an egg one day last week that
measured t4'; inches in circumference
and Si. inches in dhiw.eti+r,
The old trapper, ;11r. Knowles,
with his two faithful dogs, is re-
moving from Itis present Iiome,8thlino,
5iorris, to the 3rd line, near 131ueva le.
He reports more far bearing, animals
down there. He has been death to
the skunk tribe the past 4 or 5
y ears.
WRON..I'aTEII.
Mrs. R. Black is visiting her sister,
Mrs McLennan, of London.
Mrs. C. W. Andrews is visiting
her sister in- law, Mi s. D. R. Brown,
of Orangeville.
Mr. A. Johnston and :Hiss A.
White, of Redgrave, were the guests
of i1`Ir. and Dirs. Andrews, on Sun-
day.
Miss Crittenden, of Tara, spent
Sabbath with friends in town.
The Wroxeter quartette will ren-
der several selections at the concert,
at Belinore, on December 7th.
Mr. Thos. Hemphill is shipping
grain this week.
The sleighing has caused an im-
provement in business circles in
town. Logs are already arriving at
the mill and prospects are good foto a
busy winter in town. •
LUCKNOW.
Mr. Peter Smith, of the 13th con.,
West Wawanosh, has entered into
partnership with Mr. \Vm. Cameron
of this village in the a .gricultural,itn-
plement business.
Oar readers should bear in mind
the Jubilee Entertainment under the
auspices of the L. 0. L., No. 428, , in
the town hall on Thursday evening
next. This concert will be one of
beat ever held in this place.
The anniversary service in con•
nection with the Lucknow Methodist
church will be held on Sunday and
Monday Dec. 5th .and Gth. On Sun-
day, Rev. John Mills, of Mitchell,will
preach both morning and evening
and on Monday evening a concert
will be given,when address: will be giv-
en,by the Rev.D. Moir, of Walkerton,
and Rev. John Mills.
BELMORE.
A grand entertainment; is to he
held under rhe auspices of the Educe,
tional Society of this place, in the town
hall, on Tuesday evening next. The
famous commedian, 'Mir. Chapman,
of Galt, is to be present together with
the best local talent from Wingham,
Mildmay, Wroxeter and Teeawater.
All who can should attend this first-
class entertainment, The general
admission is only 20 cents.
Mr.. Jas. Hall has renteda farm and
intends going into the farming bilis-
ness shortly.
The Royal Templars will hold their
meetings semi monthly in the town
hall.
Mr. R. J. Clancy, of Teeswater,
shipped 19 cars of lambs during the
last season.
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promptly, and permanently
etre alt forms of Narrow
Weariness, Emisstons,Sperm-
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Menial Worry, excessive use
Before and After. of Tobacco, Opiumor Slimu-
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nrmity, Insanity, Consumption maims carry prate.
Vas boon preserlbed over 35 years in thousands of
cases; is the only 2:eiiabre and honest Medicine
known. Askdrugglstfor wood's Phosphodtne; it
he 0lferr roue worthless medicine In place bf this,
inclose price in fetter, and wo will Bond by return
mall, Price, ono package, tl, 51:t, t5. Onto will
please, rig will cure. Pamphlets tree to any address,
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ny responsible druggist. ' Opposite 13atnk cif H'alnilton. W'INGIIAM
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33OLSiI EIN DAIRY.
Anrolumaukion
F .1-1. KERNEY, , r1r
O1a1 aO11,1AL ARTIST.
Opposite Queen's Hotel, AViugbatn. iiji• W11
For an easy Shave and a Vfirst-Class
Flair Cnt, give hint a trial. Ili
Razors Honed. ' i
Having opened up a shoe store
next door north of Chisholm's Block,
I am now ready for repairing, which
will be done at cash prices,
JOHN HILL.
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CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, OAT.
Is double discounting all previous records in getting
pupils placed in choles positions. Thr, is the roenr,l:
-1.1.5 pupils placed. in the eleven months endin, t u;;.
15th, 24 pupils planed ii the past tow weeks—near
ly all of them citrin, Octob.r. Our last Week's
notice contained the mines of seven, who were
Placed, and where placed Seven others have since
been placed. The demand for our pupils is now so
so strong•, that sone who have been f' uduated at
other schools, and have found no call Mr their ser
vices, tako a post graduate course with" us, nd vet
the advantages of our facilities for placing pupils.
All such must remain with us until they get thor
onghly qualified, before we recommend them,
Write for Catalogue, if interested in either
Business or Shorthand,
D. DIcLACITLAN a Co.;
Chatham, int.
They're off:' at the post.
Will Barrand in the lead.
r+ ° at the a4.
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And always does in
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in the stretch,
wins.
STP -TO -DATE
TAIL RING
See his Winter
Suitizw,s from
$11.00 up.
Shaw Block, next Brunswick,
Wingham.
We have 'em." Good ones.
8 -day x2 hour Strike,
8 -day x2 hour strike (Gong),
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FOR LADIES
New Cloth Mantles.
New Fur Coats.
New Fur Capes.
New Ruffs and Muffs.
Newest Dress Goods.
New Flannels and Flannelettes.
New Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
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FOR GENTLEMEN
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1 Iew Tweeds for rdered Clothing.
New Ready-made Overcoats.
New
New
New Fur Coats.
New Boots, New Rubbers.
New Underwear, New Caps.
Suits.
Odd Pants and Vests.
LA We have a large stock in all the above lines bought at right
E prices, and which we sell at very close figures. We try to keep only
: reliable goods and to charge only reasonable prices for same. We
take all kinds of produce at highest market prices. Butter, Eggs,.
Poultry, Potatoes, etc., taken same as cash.
Come and see what we have before buying your winter parcel.
GORDON
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Little beauties in porcelain,
cheap, suitable for a Christmas
Present .. .
wurr ? TRY U
Prices away down and every
Clock warranted.
HALSEY PARK
SHAW BLOCK.
$5o.00 Reward for a watch we can't fix.
T. SULLIVAN
Has just received a nice line of PALL GOODS,
• . in newest designs, ineluding
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SUITINGS, .
PANTINQS,
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OVE COATINGS, ETC.
EVERYTHING NOBBY AND 'UP -'fin -DATE.
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We have said it before, and we say it again, that we .are)
still here in Wingham in the Furniture and Undertaking busi
ness, and bound to sell at the very lowest prices. Call'and see
if what we say is not correct.•
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° A nice line of Bed -room Suites, something you can't find
in any other store in Wingham, in Ash, Maple and Birch.'
New lines, new designs, and at prices that sell every time.
Just received, a beautiful line of the latest style of Rock -1
ing Chairs. Just the thing for Wedding Presents.
Call • and see our Hall Stands. The prices are right.
Our $5, $6 and. $7 Sideboards are worth seeing. Parlor
Suites,k5 pieces), Walnut Frames, Spring Seats, for $x8.00. ti
A line of Ladies' Rocking Chairs for 65c each.
Secretary and•Book Case, combined, for $3.00.
We make Stretchers for Painting Canvas for 15c.
Picture frames for 25c.
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If you are wanting anything in Furniture (no matter how,
Imuch or how little), remember we have a large and up-to-date
stock.
Before you purchase just call and see what we can show;,:;
you in Sideboards, Tables, Couches, Lounges, Chairs, Spriri
Beds, Mattrasses, Etc.
We don't Charge anything to show what we have. N
are we offended if you don't buy.
S. GRACE
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