The Wingham Times, 1898-12-02, Page 8•
M. H. Mol H)0 O.
A CREAT SATURDAY
While drawing direct attention to
our positively unrivalled array of
Dress Goods, Silks, Furs and
Mantle: we will offer on Saturday
a sl•^^i•.f •;il(' of late made pur•
Phases, more than iodising our
regular stock. An immense offer-
ing bought ht at a third under rnliug
prices Thee will be read' on
Saturda y
25: piece: Fancy Dsess Goods,
reg. 45e, and 50e. for 25
10 pieces Silk and 'Wool, Plain
and fanny reg. 65, 75, & 80 c.
for
3 pieces heavy Black Silk, reg
wt;35 ,.•�itur(lay for :10
.15 Mantle ,;New Blue and Green
Shades, reg. $,:1 for C 00
4 Fur Crests, very special 81G
Saturd:' y 12
8 Astrie:in Capes very fine fur
reg.ilil, Saturday 13
EXTRA ONE DAY OFFERS.
10 pieces Heavy Shaker Flan-
nels, regular 7e. Saturday..
10 pieces 'Towelling, reg. 7c.
Saturd:i y
6 pieces Heavy Tweed, reg
50e. Saturday
i'50 doz. Ladles' Fancy Hdkff,
reg. 8 and 10c. for
RARE OFFERING IN SHOES.
200 piirs Mens' and Wotnens'
Fine and Strong Shoes just opened
in Box Calf, Flexible Turned Soles,
very new. np-to date styles, fill sizes,
for Saturday only. Reg. 82, cl'oice
for $1.25. •
XMAS GROCERIES FOR PRUDENT
PURCHASERS.
20 lbs White Sugar, reg. 18 lbs,
for $1. C:•ffe(< Sugar, reg, 21. lbs,
Saturday 25 lbs for 81.. i aisens
.and Gunton:, new fruit, reg. 9 . for
-Cc. lb. 1?xr.r<tets, flavoring all kinds,
reg. 10c. for 7c. 3 lb Tin Box Bis-
cuits, reg 2S3 for 25c. Black and
Green Teo, regular 35c. for 25e,
1 III; NVING.IIAM TIM ES, I) <;C +; st 2., 1898.
BOUSi F T
41. articles in a n`.:fit strong
box.. E v('ry f. n1 sly,
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NUN411
PERSONALS.
Mr II Angus was visiting in Kincardiuc.
Miss Sadler visited in Brussels last
week.
111r Win Loyd was in Forest for Thai.ke•
g iving.
Mr. H F
friends.
Master Lorne
Brussels.
Vise Cora N t y; ton visited with Lon des -
bore friends
Mrs Wul Button is
in Teeewater.
Miss Eva Graney
Thanksgiving,
Miss Doyle visited at her home in Owen
Sound over Sunday.
Mr Geo Ireland was in Clinton on
business last Friday.
Mr A. Graham, of London, was 10 town
a few days this week.
Mr Colin Kennedy, of Seafortb, was in
town for Thanksgiving.
Mr John Doyle,. of Owen Sound, was in
50 town for Thanksgiving.
Mrs F Hoag and son Chester, were in
Blyth for Thanksgiving.
Messrs L Fortier and C Skcates were
visiting Ingersoll friends.
Mr W T Yates, of Toronto, called un
�0 Wiogham friends last week.
Miss Grace Porterfield, of Clifford, is
visiting with friends in town.
50 Mrs li II Kenny and son spent the week
with her parents In St. Marys.
Mrs Bonnie, of Hensall, was. visiting a
few days with Wingham friends.
Mr A Cousloy, wife and child, of Brus-
sels, spent Thanksgiving in town.
f' Mrs Crowston, and child. visited her
sister, Mrs Carruth, at Hepworth.
40 Mrs Geo Mussell and two children spent
Thanksgiving with Brussels friends.
5 Mrs F H heath, of London, vieitod with
her r events, Mr and Mrs Jas Duffield.
Mr Mitchell, the lumberman from Scot.
land, has again taken up his residence in
town::
Mr S T Elliott, of Ingersoll, spent the
holidays witli.frienda and acquaintances in
town.
Mr and Mrs John Mc\Vanes and son
George, were visiting with Mitchell
friends.
Mies Caves, of Waterloo, spent the
Thauks;;iving holidays with Wingham
friends.
. Mrs Jos Adams, of Chesley, visited with
her d^.uelne.r, Mrs John Sullivan during
the week.
Miss Kay. of Kincardine, was the guest
of Miss Millie Robertson for a few days
this week.
,lir Heury Baxter, of Ayr, and nephew,
.lohn Baxter, of Drumbo, were yisiting
Wingham friends. -
hirs Win Sutton left cn Thursday for
Tara, to j:lin her husband, wlio is now
station agent at that place.
Wrn Mason and slaughter Louie, of Dun-
dee, formerly of Wingham, were visiting
with friends in this vicinity.
Rev J (J McCracken, of Chesley, was
visititi; with his parents near Bluevala
;sound oleetetion and a regular bodily land called on friends in town during the
habit that insures perfect health and
great enai•,t; . Only 25 cents at any Drug weak.
Store. Mrs D A Campbell, and grand daughter,
Miss Maggie Hiecocks spent last week visit•
ing a.t tie residence of Mr G B Campbell,
of Palmerston.
Mr :V k' .Fyfe, of Kincardine, spent the
holidays with his parents and friends in
thia vicinity. \Sr Fyfe will resume
teaching at New Yeat's, having secured a
school Lear Klucardine.
Mrs (Dr) Horsey, who has been visiting
with her parents, Dr and Mrs Macdonald,
left yesterday for Toronto, where she will
reside in future. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Maggie Macdonald,
Roy E Shupe, of the Bee staff, has taken
a situation on the Wiugham Teems staff.
Roy is a clinker to set type, and knows
two or three things about job work. The
only objection is, the color of his hair is no
apt to set tire to the office.—Atwood Bee. tea
Mr end Mrs Geo Swarts, of Clinton, tithe
formerly of thee town; and parents of Mr .1 (s•
Gordon
was calling on old
P, iugle was visiting in
visiting with friends
was in Blyth for
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1l F 3 G Ips L
leo
The A gpetii>s e of a Goat
Is envied sty all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach ;!u•:Liver are out oforder. All
such sho',iel :now that Dr. King's New
Lire Fills, the wonderful Stornaeh and
Liver 1.1. ale•ly, gives a splendid appetite,
C:EURUJI J OTES.
•Rcv Mt ;:,.ell will occupy the pulpit of
the Conga=.,;rational church next Sunday,
mornieg and evening.
The Eswarth League of the Methodist
church hel.t a very successful Tltaultsgiv-
ing social in the church on Thursday even-
ing last.
Ensign Oech rd, who lira been in com-
mand of the Salvation Army here for
,some time, will hold farewell meetings
•oti Sunday next.
The W CT U will meet Tuesday after
noon at 3 S;C o'clock' in the I 0 I hall,
. Chisholm Block. A cordial invitation is
extended to all
Sracramento,l services will he held in the
'Presbyterial) church on Sunday Morning
next. Prt'porietory services will be held
this (Friday) afternoon.
Mr F J klnefer will (D V) commence his
addresses, (unavoidably postponed) in
•the Temperance hall onLord's day evening.
Dec 4th at 7 p m. 111 are earnestly in-
vited to attend.
An agout of the International ilvangli-
cal and Scriptural Calportage Mission was
in town this week collecting subscriptions
and he wishes to acknowledge the receipt
'of 05.05 from our townspeople.
The Mission Band of the Presbyterian
'church held a tRiccessfnl entertainment on
'Thanksgiving afternoon. A musical pro-
grame w23 rendered and each child was
presented with a piece of birthday cake.
sandwiches and milk. The children spent
.a very profitable and pleasant afternoon.
DiAcovereti by a Woman.
Another greatdiscovery has been made,
and that too, by a lady in this country.
"Disease fnsteued its clutches upon her
land for seven years ere withstood ite
:severest teats, but her vital organs wore
.undern,ind"d and death seemed immi-
nent. For three months she coughed
incessantly, and could riot sleep. She
tinnily dice.ivered a way to recovery, by
purchnailev. of us a bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on ta'aing first
<dose, that she stlept all night; and with
two bottles, has been absolutely cured,
Her naino is Mrs. Luther Kutz,' rrhus
Avritn« W. f"i. 'Toe, ,t'- r'. , rat' C: it(•lkr,
e, tlruit.cie•r st, :•t! + • r•tt
and St ('' 17A,11%y r,nttls pr t;ur.ule.,t',
NOTICE OF D SSOLUTI
Netice is hereby given that the rartnship here
tofore subsisting between us, the 111 ereirnetj, as
ottw'tnillers, in the Village of tl:lgtar , lure hv,u thin
day dissolved by mutual consent i
All delta owing to the nu tnersliip oro to In
paid to William .1, fledde- Bel'eNe,e aforesaid,
fnrthaith, and all (Jahns„Just the said p4artner•
ship aro to be prosclite, o tiro said William J
Geddes, by whom the enure t\ill lei settled.
Dated at tt7nghant this let day of heeenibe •, A 1),
18'18'vitness. 1 Wb. WATSON,
R. VANSTONE, 1 W. J. GEDDIES.
!e
MEETING OF
County G cil
The Council of th orporation of the
Couuty of Hurou meet in Council
Chamber, in tow of •'�.
Goderleh, •' esday, the th Day of
Deco.' er Next, at 3 o'el 'k p.m
Dutt. Nov. 21,'95.
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W. LANE, C:e
A. E. SMITH
1SINGIIAItI
General Banking Business trans-
acted. Money advanced to farmers and
business men on endorsed notes and
collateral,
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed.
Moneys remitted by draft to all parts
of Canada and the Unitod States.
Notes and ac,tounts collected on reas-
onable terms. -
3,000 CORDS
WOOD WANED
3,000 cords of wood wanted at the
Wingham Salt Block, Highest cash
price paid for same on delivery.
F. G. SPARLING.
Property For Sale
In the Town Piot of Wingham.
'Being composed of Lots 289, 290, 293,
291, 295, situated on Helena etreet, eon-
taiuing 24; acres. ou which there is a
comfortable dwelling house with stone
cellar ; also a frame stable and good
bearing orchard. Possession given int•
mediately. For ,further particulars ap-
ply to Robert Kennedy, Lower Wing-
h:im; or Robt. She'll, Fordyce P. O.: cr
the proprietor at Marnoch P. O. All
accounts against me to be left at W. 0A6
ICIi
Kennedy's grocery, Josephine street, Illi A6
Wingspan., on or before the 1st of Jan-
uary next.
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A BOX OF ARtWe I FIU1
for the battle of economy
. is the Economy Cobbler.
in all lines of goods in this store from now until New Year's
Day, 1899, Our stock is far. too huge for the room at our
disposal, and must be reduced at least three thousaud dollars -
during the next month, and our waScof doing it is to cut prices
st) that the goods will actually go out.
Men's and Boy's Suits, Overcdats, Reefers and Pea Jack—
ets at prices that Will leave competitors out in the cold, Come
and be convinced that this is not a puff.
Ladies' Mantles, Fur Coats, .Capes, Ruffs, Muffs, Caps,
Mitts, Gloves and all Fur Goods • all be sold at clearing
prices. We have no old out of dat6 stock. Everything brand
neW and the very latest styles, which means extraordin-
ary bargains in every article,
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods of every description will
have to join in tbis great out -going procession.
Groceries—stock never was more attractive — never
showed betfenvalue. Everything pure and fresh and of the
best quality, •
D. M. GORDON, Direct Importer
STRAY SHEEP
There etra
the understgne
East, Wawanosh,
October, a ewe and
no particular mar
same by provinte
expenses.
d upon the p
lot 28,
bou
rnises of
ncessZon 8,
he middle of
alb. They have
ner can have
and paying
OR,
0.
ROBERT STEIN,
Proprietor.
•
TENDER OR SUPP IES, 1899.
The undersigned 11 rcceiv- tenders for supplies
up to noon on MOt tV, DF , 5, 1898, for the sop•
ply of butchers' meat, butt dairy and creamery,
efrfng pi ice of each, fl u•..atnteil, potatoes, cord
wood, etc, for the folios ' d institutions during the
year 1309, viz :—
&t the Asylum for th 1 -ane in Toronto, London,
Kingston, Hamilton. inti ,, Brockville and Orillia,
the Central Prise aid Mercer Reformatory,
Toronto ; the Ref • matory r Boys, Penetaneni•
shene ; the instil tions for ae Deaf and Dumb,
Belleville: and t Blind, at lir afford. •
Two-sutf elon ureties will be •equired for the due
fulfilment of e, h contract. •
Specificati is and forms of tents can only he had
by making • pplication to the 13 'stirs of the re•
spective in itutions,
N. B.— infers aro not required f. the supply of
meat to t c Asylum in Toronto. Lo on Kingston,
Batnilto and Mimico, nor to the - ,,ural Prison
and Me ceriieformatory. Toronto
west or any tender not necessari'' accepted.
papers inserting this adyertismei without
sty from the department will not b• aid for
sed) It Christie, T L' Chamberlain, .
L Swarts, have gone to Cleveland, where I No on, Inspectors of Prisons and Public Cha
they purpose spending the winter. Mrs I P lament Buildings, Toronto, Nov 21, MS,
Swarts has not been enjoying the best of
health, and it is thought the change will FRONT �
be beneficial
Rev 11 L Mason, whose resignation as
pastor of the Congregational church took
effect on Sunday last, loft on Wednesday
for Cowanstriile, Que., where he will preach
for a few Sundays. Mrs Mason will re• t
main it) Stratford until Mr. Mason is
permanently stationed. We join with the
many friends of Mr Mason in wishing him
every prosperity iu his new home, where -
ever it may be.
Opposite Post ce.
BUTO ER
JEWIPT1' —ID MOrri8, OD Nov. 2ith, the We have been making extensive
wife or Mr. David Jewett; of a daughter.1, 'alterations in our An, which has
'STsAlki--In Beet Wawanosh, on Nov. i considerably
30th, the wife of Andrew Stein; a daugt- . enlarged the same. We
er. ' will now be prepared to supply the
ittwnv--In Wingbarn, on Dec. let, the iptiblic with all kinds of
wife of Mr. Samuel Irwin, of Morris ; a 1 .
FI RST -CLASS
Porinotetzerne—MAGren — At Calgary,
Alberta, on the 24th inst., by Rev. J. 0. ;
Herdman, William Portedield, manager
for the thin of W. H.Kinniston, Calgary,t
and Agnes iNlegee, of Brandon, Manitoba. .
Ser,rxtes--Bott.s.--At the residence of 1
the bride's parents, •on Nov. 23rd, by at very reasonable prices. Orders
Rev. D. Rogers, Mr. Wm, S611ern tO Minn ! called for and mat delivered to arty
Carrie daughter of Mr Henry Bone,. part of the town. Your
both o'f Morris township. patronage solicited.
DIED •
Jolla Carr, aged 78 years, 7 months
bar 21th, Peter Anderson, aged 87 years. mmon
CAMI.—In Wingharn, on November
p.
LASTS AND STANDS
Reversible, giving two.
positions.
Men's and Boys' lita.lf Soles
ancr Heel Taps.
Shoe Thread, Wax, Bristles,
Shoe Tacks, Rivets, &c.
Silverware, Carving Sets,
HockeY Skates, Saws and
Axes, Lehigh Valley Coal,
Coal Oil.
For sale at
JCiegg&Co
HARDWARE.
Gookl b oss chance for energetic 1811 with
small means. n old established hut er business
in live town o 000 inhabitants ing a strictly
is an experienced :her has managed the
above business for tw rs and wanta partner to
buy same, This is nallv good chance for
same one to ge good ing business, No
experienco essary, but would qer man with
some e 'lance. Investigntion inyi 'or par.
tic require at TIM TIMES odice, Wingha
NEw. PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY
If you want any ehing in the
Photo Lino or Crayon Work, you ehoilld.
call at M. E. Zurbrigg's Studio,
He has fitted up a first-class dowa
floor studio, with ground glasq skylight -
All work turned out will be guaranteed. •
to give perfect satisfaction. Piatioos
specialty. Give me a call and see foe
yourselt.
NIL ZUBBRIGG,
Main St,, opp. Presbyterian Church.
House For Sale or to Rent.
HER PJ
' The undersigned offers for sale or to
rent a good two Storey frame house, con.
tattling seven rooms, pantry a,nd fruit
closet ; summer kitchen and woodshed;
good stable, hard and soft water, together
with half a,u acre, or twenty aciies of land
if required. For particulars apply to
AN ITEM OF INTEREST.
Farmers, why pay We and 6 per cent.
Interest on yhtlr 10ans when money may
bo had at 5 per cent. Payments made
to RUN borrower. Charges low.
At office .h'riday afternoon and all day
Saturday.
Macdonald Bloek, Wingham.
(THE TO CREDITORS.
In the atter of Robert McPhers n, of
the illage of Bluevale, the
Coun of Huron, Harries Maker,
an Ins vent.
NTOTICE is he iv given that tl above named
IN Insolvent has node art assig ment under R.
8. O., 1807, Chapter 47, of all s estate, credits
and effects to William Messer, the said Village
of his cred or will be held at the
office of R. Vanstono, tb own of Winghani, on
Friday, the 25th dav of unber instant, at the
hour of 2 et -Ionic in th aft .00n, tO receive a
st,Ltemont of affairs, to ppoin Inspectors and for
the ordering of the est. e genera
Creditors are recpw.. cd to file Jr claims with
the solicitor for,the ;finance, with woofs and par -
red by said A on or before
ticulars thereof req
the dav of such ine
And notice is 1 rther given that a • the 10111
proceed to di ribute the assets of t debtor
amongst the Wes Onti.led thereto, havir regard
only to the c hos of which notice sh th have
been given, nd that ho w ill not be liable the
assets or arty part thereof so distributed any
person persons of whoe.e Claillt he shall no hen
have notice.
Dat this 17th day of November, A. D.181)8.
S icitor for the Assignee. Assignee,
'IT PAVS TO
The.CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ONT.
is certainly entitled to a distinct posi-
tion amongst the Canadian Business
Its work steeds clear find above its
Competitors. Its gradnatee are emin-
ently euccessful in the business world.
We have bean too busy of late to write
advertisements, bur, the good work of
placing pupils is still -going on.
Twenty or more have been placed
since our last adv. wits sent out, and our
space is too limited to allow us to list
them here.
Prom now on we hope to keep you
posted in what we me doing.
Write for catalogue of either depart -
merit to
Chatham, Ont.
Having open a Butche Shop in thee
as a flour andefeed • e.. we will be glad(
to have custom of 1 w o are desirous or
obtaining a first 4.88 ar 'cle in our line.
Our terms will e strictly sh, so please
do not ask to cbarge. n order re -
Just tr the new Butcher Shop for
You 1, 11 not regret it.
HOO
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Having moved to town 'to the resi-
dence lately occupied by Gso P Wag,
corner Centre and Alfred'ofreets, neac
the GT R, I am prepared to nay thee
highest cash priees for till kinds of Reg%
Rubbers, Copper, Horse Hair. Wool
Pickings, Iron and Metal of all kinds.
delivered at ray residence, or if word be
leift,I will call for same.
C. GOODMAN.
STORES FOR SALE
The. administratrix of the estate, oe
Alexander Dawson, deceased. offers for
sale the
Two Stores in Wingham
now occupied by IVIesers N Farquhar-
son and Mies Boyd. Otters for the same
ebould be addressed to
J A MORTON, Wingham.
• Solicitor for the Estate..
Order your,,,—N
—AND ----
-FROM THE—
wiNGTHAm
SAAR MILL
itleMEA.111 SON, Props -
All kinds of rough and dressed
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, ; •
Apple Barrels, Hard & Soft Slabs I.
Also a largo quantity of dry bard
wood for sale, delivered.
Telephone orders promptly' at—. "";
tended to.