The Wingham Times, 1898-03-04, Page 88 THE WINGIIA..%9 TIMES, MARG1.T 4, t898.
M. D. McitiD00.
SATURDAY
BARGAIN DAY
SPECIALS IN
Clothing
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Our suit sale of ordered clothing
will create quite a stir. 25 pieces of
Scotch Tweed in new shades, made
to order, fit guaranteed, No. 1 lining,
regular $16.00 suit, Saturday 812.50.
This is a great opportunity to buy
your Spring Suit. The above price
is good for Saturday only.
20 Boys' Ready-made Suits, $3.50
for 2:25.
50 Remnants of Dress Goods,
Tweeds, Prints, Muslins, Silks, a: x.
• price.
2 doz. Gents' Soft and Stiff Hats,
reg. $2.00, Saturday 95e.
5 doz. Ladies' Cashmere Ribbed
_Hose, 50c for 35e..
10 pieces Fancy Dress Goods, reg.
50c, hoe, 75c, for 35e.
5 doz. Ladies' Kid Gloves, best
make, reg. $1.25 for 81.00.
6 doz. Crompton Corsets, best
quality, reg. $125 and $1.00, for
75c.
Just opened this week, novelties in
Dress Goods, Silks, Prints and Laces.
Special prices on all new goods on
Saturday.
Procure 825 00 ticket good for 1
doz Cabinet Photos at the Star Photo
A new Bell cathedral organ has
been purchased for Jackson's church.
It will prove a valuable aid in
assisting those who so willingly have
led the service of praise in the past
without its help. A platform has
been arranged for the organ,
This week Robert Armstrong, 4th
line, and his sons, Robert and James,
will leave for Willow City, Dakota,
where the family own 1,400 acres of
land. Thomas Armstrong will re-
main here and work the homestead.
The going of the first mentioned
gentleman will depend somewhat on
the condition of Mrs. Armstrong,
wno has been dangerously ill but is
improving considerably.
James Kelly, of Morris, and Miss
Gibbons, of East Wawanosh, have
been joined in Wedlock. We wish
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly every success
in life in their home on the 6th line,
Morris.
David. Errington, who disposed of
his farm on the 2nd con., has pur-
• chased a 100 acre farm in West
j Wawanosh, two miles from Dun-
gannon, and will move away about
the 15th of 1liareh.
An Epworth League has been
organized in connection with the
Jackson appointment, The follow•
ing officers were elected :—Hon.
president, Rev. W. Rigsby ; presi-
dent, Wm. Jackson ; vice president,
Miss Lizzie Kirkby ; secretary, Mrs.
R. Skelton. League meets every
Wednesday evening, at 7.30 o'clock.
`Meetings are enjoyable and well
attended,
Bolen,
IRELAND.—In Blyth, on Feb. 22nd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ireland, adaughter.
WALLwIN.—At tree Methodist parson-
age, Lucknow, on Friday, Feb. 18th, the
wife of the Rev. I. B. Wallwin, 13. A., of
a san.
Irr=LIs.—In Howitt, on Friday Feb.'
18th, 1898, the wife of the late Geo.
Inglis, of a son.
4Z ir..sort—In East Wawanosh, on
&lcirch let, the wife of Mr. Jas. Wilson ;
a slaughter, 3i
MclN'rYIE—In Wingham, on Feb.
CO. , 28th, the ¶¶:ife of Mr. G. McIntyre ; a
daugbter.V
BAaRETT,—In Steveston, B. C., on
Feb.. 21st, the wife of Mr. G. A. Barret,
I was stricken with pleurisy, as the
result of exposure. I recover-
ed from this, but it left behind the
seeds of disease which manifested
themselves in the form of heart and
kidney troubles, 1 managed to
reach Vancouver, but did not have
much hopes of recovering. I was ad-
vised, however to give Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills a trial and at first pur-
chased but two boxes. Before these
were gone I found beyond a doubt
that they were helping me, and,their
continued use put me on my feet
again, to use a common expression. Ion snow slr�:r.ti, and you may depend
coma engagedto go to the Yukon coo ! upon it Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will
try, and only those who have made again form part of my outfit. ,
the trip to Da.vson City can form I write this letter for the two•flold
even the faintest conception of the purpose of letting you know what
hardships that have to be borne in your medicine has done for me, and
making the trip. Before starting I urging those who go in to take a
added to my outfit two dozen boxes supply with them. Every man,
of Dr. Williams' Pink fills, and I whether he is sick or well, who un
can honestly say that no part of my dertakes the trip to the Yukon will
outfit proved of such invaluable ser• require something to brace him and
vice to me, and I would strongly keep his constitution sound in that
urge every man who goes in to take country. I may say that my home
a supply with him, as he will find
the need of such a tonic and upbuild-
er of the system on many occasions.
I went in and returned to this place
on,
M. I N D o. ''of Anasua.—In Tornberry, on Feb. 28th,
the wife of Mr. Wm, Adair, of a son.@ '
WING H AM.
MARRIED.
CHAMNEY—PERDUE.—At the residence
of the bride's mother: East Wawanosh, '
BLYTH. on February 23rd, by Rev. T. E. Higley, Opp. Union Factory,
of Blyth, Miss Sarah L., eldest daughter
The nett monthly fair will be held of Mrp. James Perdue, to Mr. F. Ohara- -_.� .
here on Tuesday next. ney.J
The followin; are the officers of DOIG—PATRIOK.--At the residence of
by the:Dai,lton trail, which consists;ofi E`• e: 1-'; ",r=` 4r'!-Mt' c67 '-r �'r4-6"M. 26:`=4.,4'`.
.350 Guiles of old Indian trail, start- I g
Pyramid
ing at 1 yrantid Harbor. In going 8 �p �1(''�
over the trail, one has at times to U� "Ail KT
q.9.�i�I�V��.
wade through mud more than a foot JA,
deep, and ford streams waist deep in L,'
ice cold waters. When I started for
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the Yukon, my weight was only 149
pounds, and I now weigh 169 f?'�,
pounds, thanks to Dr, Williams'Pink `''
Pills. J;
I am soon starting for another trip _[r If you
to Dawson by the same route. This t�']
time however, the travelling will be g
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iu
u
is at Copper Cliff, Ont., where my
wife now resides.
Yours very truly,
JOHN PICIIE.
STEAM LAUNDRY
Our laundry plant has arrived
and we are prepared to turn out
first-class work in all lines of
Laundry Work on the Shortest
Notice.
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For the convenience of customers,
a DROP BOX will be placed at the
door to receive work when laundry
is closed.
GIVE'LIS A TRIAL
with your next order.
. D. L NG
E. H. KERN Eli
,
the Blyth hoard of Trade recently the bride's father, on Feb. 9th, by the TONSORIAL ARTIST.
sleeted :—President, Mr. Alex. Elder; Rev. Geo. Balrantyne,Wm. Doig to Miss
vice-president, Capt, H. Torrance ; Janet Ross Patrick both of Howick. Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
secretary -treasurer, Mr. J. S. Mc-
Kinnon ; council, Messrs. Frank! h,.oCxr•.a In Bluevale, on Feb. 26th, an easy Shave and a First-ClasE
Metcalf, C. IIatnilton A. E. Bradwin Mary McGee, relict 01 the late James Hair Cut, give him a trial.
I1jfcGee , aged 81 years. Razors Honed.
A. 5, Dickson, J. G. Emigh, S. Her- JoxxsroN.—In East Wawanosh, on ,
rington and J. II. Chellew. i February 30th, David Johnston, aged
Messrs W. E. Campbell Sr. Co have 07 years,
I DIED. 1
_ For
disposed of their grocery business to I:�ur.is,—In Howiek, on Friday, Feb.
Mr. W. J. Dempsey, of Petra.ia, ' �3tl, 19Jo, Geo. inglis, aged 30 years,
month and 1 days.
formerly of this place. The new ��";RAMSAY—in Morris, on Feb. 18th,
proprietor is now in possession. Jane, beloved wife of Allau Ramsay,
Miss Annie Gt ainget , netts of Mrs, aged GI years and li months.
Rteha`trd Somers, of Blyth, died sud-
denly the other evening, the sad
event taking place in Clinton, She
had been in her usual health up to
the friday precenizIg her death, and
'gm attending. to iter usual duties in
rile household of :.ir. flansford, when
she became sucide:;ly- ill. Medical
attendance was immediately 'sum-
moned by telephone, and everything
that medical skill and kind friends
• could do was done, but death claimed
its victim.
Blyth and Clinton curling clubs
had a. match yesterday.
The hist carnival of the season
will take place at the skating rink
this (Friday) evening.
Mrs. Wm. Wright and daughter,
Mrs. Douglas, who were guests of
Mrs. Wright for • three weeks, left
for their homes in Virden, Manitoba,
on Monday.
MORRIS.
On Wednesday evening of this
week, Mr. Peter Fowler, of the
Bluevale road, invited a large num-
ber of his friends to his new resi-
dence, it being the occasion of open-
ing the same. The guests report
baying spent a very enjoyable even -
lug. We may be able to furnish our
leaders with a full account of the
entertainment next week.
Donald McCalluwi;" `Wl10 had the
Parris farm, 6th line, Morris, rented
t year, has leased the Sillers farm,
'3:6th con., Grey, and will take pos-
inn ,+•' . Mr's. ,4iliers and
am:' lea!! t i tee autuaL
tc.., is taking a
rse at tltr. 111.18iness Collegiate at
atfnrrl.
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The receipts last year from gas in
Leamington were 810,406.14, and
the expenses in cnnnt:ution with the
plant were. 770.
THE ULM
AN ENO RL OUS RUSH OF GOLD SEEK
ERS GOING IN.
Earns For Sale Cheap.
North half 'lot 23, con. 11, East Wa-
wanosh. ec'ntaining 9917,,,<acres more or
loss ; is well drained, well fenced and in
a good state of cultivation ;18 acres hard
wood bush ; .never -failing spring creek,
1 never -failing we:l ; house 18 x 24 feet;
good barn, 2 acres orchard, 4 acres tall
wheat; 40 rods from school, half mile
from Presbyterian or Methodist Church,
G miles from the town of Wingham, 5
miles from the village of Bolgrave. Am
. giving up farming tor which 1 can give
satisfactory reasons.
For terms of sale apply to
S. YOUHILL, Real Ilstate Agent,
Wingham, Ont.
SOME SOUND ADVICE FROM ONE WHO
IIAS MADE THE TI{It', AND KNOWS I
SOMETHING OF THE HARD-
SHIPS THE GOLD SEEKERS
MUST UNDERGO,
In the rush towards the golden
fields of Klondike, there are thous-
ands who are ill -fitted to stand the
strain of hardship and exposure.
which are inseparable from that trip.
Illness, disease and death is almost
certain to claim any of the ill-prepar-
ed adventurers. The following let-
ter from one who has undergone the
hardships of the trip, will prove in.,
teresting to those intend going into
the desolate but gold laden north,
Skagway, Dee, 12th, 1897.
Dear Sirs,—My object in writing
this letter is to give a word of ad.
vice to those who contemplate going
to the Yukon gold fields, For ten
y(.ai'a I have l;•1 , ve•1 tl.,;. ,,,,,,..,,,,tion
i,i ,-I,,,i4:...b..rj, Li.0 1M estimating,
1 and mining, and the hardships and
privatii'in:i which one has to Undergo
are enough to wreck the strongest
(constitution. In the sprung of 1897
:f., WR•YM*iliYli�M.L.u':WJMMw. 0Nr` 0.4
IT •PAYS TO
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ARE YOU AWARE OP THE
FACT THAT THE
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ON T.
is doing more for its pupils than any
other Business College in the Dominion,
43 pupils were placed in two months.
Students from 111 quarters are flocking
to this woruhy 1 nsiness School.
Besides a large attendance from Chat-
ham, there are already this year, 93
pupils registered from outside points -
60 of them from points nearer to other
Business Colleges than to Chatham.
We presume these people investigated
the merits of the different schools, and
decided that nothing but the best would
satisfy them. herice they are here.
Write for catalogue of either depart-
ment and a list of the 43 pupils placed in
two months.
D.Mclachlan & Co., hathani3Ont.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Twelve acres of choice land in the
Wingham Town Plot for sale. There
are on the promises good hard and soft
water ; a good house and barn and a
good nearing orchard. Ploughing has
all bean done and the property is in
tirst•claes shape. For terms and par-
ticulars, apply to
W. H. CAMPBELL, Prop.,
Wingham P. O.
NOTIO
All accounclue
once, or will be
collection.
VII/ S.
e mustrbe paid at
in rther bands for
NALD,
Zetland
FARM TO RENT.
Lots 10 and 17 in the B Concession of
the Town,hip of Bowies:, (the °rocket
Willits farm), will he leased to a good
tenant for a term of years at a reason-
able rent. Apply to 0. 11. Willits, Wrox-
eter, or to the undersigned.
Dated this 7th day ot Feb., A. D. 1898,
R, VANSTONE, Wingham,,
Solicitor for estate of ()rocket Willits,
deceased.
!Hair, Coverings, Laches'
Fro. &c.
Groli Losing Your Haig?
so bear in mind that
wants to see you.
want a
er ri
:tet ,,151,0
;a'rat.t
et
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TEA S, 'r
The largest stock in the county to choose from, and
values that cannot be beaten.
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NEW OPENING STORES FOR SALE
Mrs. A. Halliday and Miss Ella Day
beg to announce to the Ladies ot Wing -
ham and vicinity that they have opened
a dressmaking apartment in Dr. Mac-
donald's Block, over Earl's store, where
they will be pleased to have the patron-
age of those wishing plain or fancy sew-
ing. Also tailoring. Dresses, Mantles
and Children's Clothing will receive our
most strict attention. A call respect-
fully solicited.
Feb. 23, 1898.
BULL EOR SALE.
The undersigned has for sale cheap
a thoroughbred Durham bull, three
yeare old. Pedigree can be seen and
further information obtained by ap-
plying to
ALEY. KELLY,
Winh am
Tho administratrix of the estate of
Alexander Dawson, deceased, offers for
sale the
Two Stores In Wingham
now ocoupred by Messrs. N, A. Far-
quharson and W. H. Wallace, Offers for
the same should be addressed to
J. A. MORTON, Wingham,
Solicitor for the Estate
Nouse and lot For Sale.
The undersigned offers his house and
lot on Alice street for sale. The house
is a nine room frame one, with kitchen,
and there is a number of good fruit trees
on the lot. For full particulars apply to
JAS. WILSON, Wingham.
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I am still getting in new goods, and will soon have my
large stock of Boot, Shoes, Rubbers, Trunks and Valises
completed which I have bought of the best manufacturers, and
of the best material, as I have been in business for 25 years
and am a practical boot and shoe maker and know just what
I am selling you, and mean to sell you good goods at the right
prices.
All rips sewed free of charge in all goods bought from
. me. Repairing and custom work neatly done.
V�V r es ...... ,.. •veva... 7 Oa
(GOOD'S OLD STAND).
P'FI 110 ::NfTmnt
, will be in INGJIAM,
Brunswick House, W' nesday, Mar,
with all styles of his mous
igs, Bangs, witches, Wavey
say
ants' Wigs, Toupees, &c.
esa goods are so true to nature
that t e closest observer cannot de-
WENp° tett fa eness, The beauty adding
rUP EE S ► qualities 'nd the protection offered
-� the 'lead have appealed to the
sound eonsand good judgment of
over 55,000 eople who are wearing the Professor's l- oduntions. Properly
arranged air, whether natural or artilittial, produces a lined and youthful
exprea:' m on the fac;, and a visit to Prof. Dnrenwond -'11 secure the best
advic on the subject.
tomember, at Brunswick House, on Wednesday, March 0. Also at
Brussels, at Queen's Mintel, on Tuesday, Hare
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Pianos, Organs, Violins, Autoharps
A.ccord.eons, Mandolins
Mouth Organs at all prices up to $2.50. All kinds of t; imminga
for Musical Instruments.
MUSIC BOOKS AND- SHEET MUSIC.
We can supply you with anything you want. Sewing Machines and.
Sewing Machine Supplies.
FARMERS -••Don't forget that I still handle all kinds of Farrl lot.
plements notwithstanding that reports are circulated to the contrary.
Meyer Ricci~,
T. H. ROSS Opposite I?. 0„
P. S. ---Pianos tuned and repaired by our competent man, Mr. Minife,