The Wingham Times, 1899-08-25, Page 8Val e
a were calling on friends
day.
-Ur Wm Sharp, of S
i icing friends in W'iugb
week,
"Mics Mab.l Waiter
in G00. . Baiting friends in
t flen°i, j'.Limes,
i Mrs Furrow vi..
O inches wide, laat'-f bleached,' Ceddes,. In Wingllatn last week. Ifruasele ; of
WING1JAM ' .'..,MES, .AU(. uST 25, 1
own ea lion- ` Carom Itsanixa----Yon can get the TAM;
and Wcekly Glebe until the end of 18;10
use, Than, was vie- for GO ciente.
m anti vicinity last --Messrs Armon
a car load of eggs t
has returned from a ear load to glen#
inehorn. Exeter , -:hiss Atm Cla
1 of Stephen totinnsb
i• ed her twice, Mrs t of Refuge on 1+`r
ty eisht years
faflrel It
Meavy make, satin itnisla, at 45e. ing at her Immo hes
1 Toronto.
Mr A F. Smitherai
0 Aber Co, Lowell,
Wash Goode ; Tuesday,
+ ' 'e f 1litas ];`lorencc
Down Here. College, St Thom
maid.
nen Table Damask, good
:Hiss ;Ataxyl,Io,siar
Fortier's.
Those Who are riaatinsw' cool goods Ati,:a :stand Curr,
this hilt weather will <tpprecia e get- frieude fn 5weabor
ting such a beautiful variety of cool returucd.
and effective cotton materials at
Stich little cost.
Blouses at Less than..
Half Price
The assortment is complete, both
as pa tterus and sizes,,
Parasols.
At Iess than half price too clear bal.
ance. Don't miss this chance.
•
33oots and Shoes.
Extra special in all lilies of fin
Shoes,
Dress Goods.
Very interesting news of value in
fine Dress Goods, Silk, Muslin and
Print. Call and inspect.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Don't miss seeing our Gloves and
,Hosiery at
PI; 's GN'AT'S.
Will Moser, of B yth, spent Sunday in
town,
Mrs J W Dodd is visiting friends in
Toronto.
Mr John Elder , s in Blyth Tuesday on
business. a
Miss Maggie Yo ng is visiting friends in
Walkerton.
MrJohn Snell, '.f Goderioh, spent Sun
day in town.
Mies Tena Robertson is visiting friends
in Lucknow. -
Miss Winnie HoImes is visiting relatives
an Palmerston.
Mr W Doesburg:, of Toronto, is visiting
friends in town.
Mr. Burkhold r was in Listowel Tues-
4day on business.
Miss L Forbes was visiting friends in
Brussels last wee ..
Mr Wm Weir, of St Marys, was in
town on Tharsd
Miss Jennet 1' Pringle is the guest of
St Marys' friend
Mr Jelin. McE • -n was visiting friends in
Rockwood this w:ek.
Mr T E Reid, • Owen Sound, is visit-
ing at his hotne h: ten
Miss Maggie
Mandela Woodst
Miss Johnston,
Mies D°Ilie Johns
Miss Maggie M
5n Lucknow last
Miss E Beek,
tgneet of Mrs V W
Mase Mabel Le
,guest of Miss L
Mita Sadie Bra
4day with friends
Miss Scrag*,
the Misses Fiche
who has been snit.
left
OH 't'uesday ler
, traveller for the J e
lase, seta hi town on
+' James, of Alma 1
e, is ,t guest of ;dr L •
vim luta tonin Visiting
d Maeda -took, l i
anaedatook, hie'
r iVTacAllistcr shipped
British Clolurnbia and
al daring the ween.
a former resident
p, dial in the Bono
14y last. She was.
if age,
" On R'edueadl lir J I, M
11r•rnglit a h.ad of flax to the mi
Sellick weighe+f 8,7 it pountla. '$hf
ordered a big load or one teem.
V'e anir•tntee' ;tlumpo" to cure
re or evre oti*u !tot or stoney rt:
(.in bt ll'n drug store,
- The Palmer to branch of th
f Hamilton ill be moved ink
qt rtere in th' ear future. The b
s h.iui thnroug ly remodelled,
•—The Profile Niue drove to Wal
!'van—ea—lay to
trine of busebal
u press we bay,
oNenzi3
II here
ie eon-
f00
0n-
feed,
funds cit
o Dank
o new
gilding
ng
the renin of that town a
Upto the time of going
not heard the score.
le, who is advertising his
ttcher business for 8410,
a 200 -acre stock ;arm
, and will move there short.
Tetras Jenui,i Campbell, of Toronto. is ' g
1ta, Mr and • Mfrs D i t
visiting her par
am Wien.
,11ir Robt Wilson,
:Monday for Poriizg
will reside,',
Master Will Dav
ham, visited in toe
wicli Record.
Mr Ned Foster
work at lji3 triad
News -Record.
wife and family left out - 1lr D Print
la i Prairie where the Property and b
bas purchased
dm, from near wing; near Petrol'
n oa Sunday.—Ford-i Iy'
Fos .Atli Clime ----A good dwelling Hoose,
s
one to Winghani to ' good -table and fruit trees on premises.
of coaper.—Clfnt°ri t ly to M Lamont, box 107, Wing.
tf
Mrs (Dr) (amps ell, of Brooklyn, N
and alra Bays, of Loolrnow, are gu
at Mr H Davis'.
Miss Will/ams, . f Norwalk, Ohio.
has been the guest of Miss Mary Rite
has returned hom:.
Miss L Mitchel . who has been spend
the holidays at he home .here, left t
week for 1'Iatsvill
Mr Samuel Bea tie, of Brussels, was
guest o£ his son=, Raland and Rob
Beattie, on Tues < y.
Mies at Daiwa e, of Belleville, and
Thos Damage, ot Chi go, are guests
the Brunswick H+ user
Airs A Roe a;nMrs Gen D untold
turned Monday e ening from an ext -ended
visit to friends in Chicago.
Mr Jas Black, t ( Mount Morris, Mich, a
former Wingba.,. rte, was renewing old
acquaintances in own on Sunday,
Miss Gregory :. d Miss Kent, of Wing.,
ham, were in tot n on Monday the guests
•f Mrs J C Hay. Listowel Banner.
Mr and Mrs J B Mulholland, of Mild•
may, were in to • this week attending the
marriaje of her ter, Miss Emma Netter-
field.
Y, ! —:ilr Geo Foun , formerly of this -town,
ests ` who bas been • +ondaoting a hardware
business in Riple far the past two years,
who has sold out an purchased a similar
lire, business in Gorri
•--The Allan L o S.S Company have
in invited all their: cents to take a trip on
Bigg their new steamsh p Bavarian from Mont-
real to Quebeo ort , lti r B. Davis, the local
the agent, will leave on September 7th to
er4 take in the trip.
—The pork f+ •tory building and its
Mr fittings, says ti - Palmerston Spectator,
at are now nearing completion. tea few
weeks the sriuea of the pigs will be heard.
re- The 910,000 ice
Miss 1stansy
visiting at tier h
day for Toront
peniugs.
'Chief of Polis
day for Manitob
Mr Robb Fergue
his absence.
Miss Maggie
city, who has b
Mrs Jas Mel.,
home on !Satinet
1Ir Jas Ander
Pontypool, Ont,
riends in Wingb
ass three weeks
Misses Jessie
or Toronto last
take a course at
Mis's ,Tessio w/
openings,
Miss Louise S•. thug, of Wingham, Ont.,
arrived yestarda to spend a couple of
weeks with Mr a d Mrs N M Young. Miss
Sperling is a co :in of Mr Young. -e.
porter, Casselton North Dakota.
ynolds, 'who has been
e here, left on Saturn
to attend the millinery
Val/norman left on Toes.
to spend his holidays.
n is acting Chief during
Laughlin, of New York
en visiting her mother,
ghlin, returned to ner
y.
on, wifo and family, of
v! -o have been visiting
in and vicinity for the
have returned home.
d Lizzie Cummings left
eek. Miss Lizzie wilt
the Normal School, and
attend the millinery
SMA t LOCALS.
Campbell's Headache afers gnaran•
teed to cure headache.
—Judge Doyl held Division Court
here on Thursda .
—The thermo eter reached 95 in the
shade on Sand . It was very hot 1
—Mr John oaks, of Belgrave, ha-
nds nioviog a family to town to day.
CENTS will pay for the Titigs till
ti✓ January 1st, 1900.
—Over 600 ileo le left Toronto on Tues-
day on the barye excursion to the North
West.
---The High urs of the Ancient
Order of Forest is meeting in Toronto
this week.
import Glass -5,000 feet double, single
d fancy glass. Jxo Ci;r uc, & Co.
--Over sixty le t Brussels on Tuesday
rning on the harvest excursion to
e North West.
Beech nuts w I be plentiful this year,
It is several years ince there was as good
a yield.
—Mr Oliver Gil Inlet has an apple tree
hi his garden wh h has blossoms, bods
apples on it.
•Messrs Beatti ,Bros /lave added a new
am -colored tea , with white manes and
taller to their liver outfit.
at shome and ea*s be a permanently
by
his patrons. - y
--McIntyre, wh pitched a game of base
ball for Kincardin against Clinton, hie
made a record, stri ing out 17 mien.
WANTtn—c ., short tp'rm plan. A young
man to learn tailoring and cutting. .Apply
to Webster &Co, Queen's Block, Wing.
ham.
Henderson is visiting to
ck. Q
Detroit, is the guest of °
nt
tin Was visiting Mende
ek.
f Harriston, `via the
azole.
nex, of Detroit, is the
orbes. an
igia, of Blyth, spent Bun•
n town.
f Guelph, is the guest of b
this week.
Master Rennie Hardy, of Springffaia, is
guest at Mr A ; nrkholder's.
Miss Anders°. of Blyth, wits the guest
of the- Misses Tit ker this week.
Georgefrills a nt a eauple of days Ibis and
Week with friend in Seafortla.
Mr Allan Jur 1, of tturgeasville, eras oro
in town Wean de on business.
Mr Buokbor6, of Waterloo, wax the
guest of Rev R It bbs last week,
]kir and Mrs L neon are holidaying lir
Detroit, Clevelan > ._and other place.
Miert Lillie Gra • was the guest of Mira
fi+wls M T)rr 1 Tn Lrlcknovr, lett weak,
hit . :4 ' ii .l it,, ,.f she Star retrain'.
Ant, 1ra,. 41,,11 +sty Friday on business.
Mr atnd MI D tion, or Niagara Falls,
achfne bas been installed
and thoroughly' ested,
--Mrs P1B +lliott, entertained about
twenty chiidrer on Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her nephew, Master Frank
Biliott, who as celebrating his third
birthday. 'l'i e little tots, as well as the
larger ones, ape t a pleasant time.
--Miss Do11i Johnston entertained a
number of you g peop'e on Tuesday nicht.
Early in the a. •nieg a bicycle ride was in
order after w 'ch theyreturned to the
house where efresbnlents were served.
The evening w a pleasantly spent in music,
social intercou se, etc.
—The ,Want'rton and Kincardine base-
balI teams p1 yed a vary exiting game of
ball at the lattr place on Saturday last.
Walkerton won out by a score of 15.14pthe
winning run b:'ng made in the last fa -
ning. Both earns were loaded up with,
'°ringers."
—1 load of young .people from town
attended the arden party. at Mr Wm
Montgomery's, near Wroxeter, on Tuesday
night. The affit was given by the Ladies'
Aid of the Wro eter Methodist °Murch, and
was a success i 1 every particular, although
the weather Iv somewbat cool for garden
a ies.
Severtty-a . von people - left town on
Tuesday morn rig for Manitoba on the
harvest exour. on. 'l llueaday evening a
t.ouple of farere w 10 reside near town
were looking; f r men. One farreer in-
formed a repr; entative of the Tam'
that Alen wer• very ecareo,
--"Mt. Fore.t'a Chinese laundryan
Jim Lae, pull d up stakes and lit out
Monday, Our ownspeopl4 had nonuse
a Chinaman • ith an excellent. E:ngli
laundry in tow , and 'im- had to -go
take charity." 1rourit Forest Represen
tive. fide pe pie of Mt Forest are to
commended for heir action and if of
towns would pr fit by their •exarple'
thing for the country.
wing particular. we
Letter received. by D ;1Q
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WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
R1f b RTAKr,Ft;,, wINcHAM.
Night galls at Button Bloclk, or l.'ifth
door south of Hanoi. Hub Shop op- 1
posit° Macdonald krlaok.
FARM TO RENT,
The north halt of f l t 3, conn.% Morris.
Apply to E. W. Brue% Zit Borden St.,
Toronto or to Adarn Rid, Wiargbutn,
ULJD NOTICE.
Ilnring proved G to own to the real•
tisriuo lonely ocuupred by Geo P Wells,
t+r,rtli+t CMotre and Alfred streets, near
the GTR, I taus prepared to pay the
h iz:best clash prices for tcI1 kinds of Rags,
Rubbers, Stopper, Horse Hair, Wool
iPervjnered gs, a.Itromn y and restdeMetalnoeof all kindsordbe,
deliv, or U w
1eft, .I will oatl for same.
FA
i'irst.olase far
acres, being La
Suitable for grain
ing spring water,
stables, conlfortab
orchard, about o
four miles fro
Win, Dawson,
Joseph Daws
sex County,
(I• GQO»1fA.N,
FOR SALE.
for ;ale or to rent, 120
°, Coo 1, Culross.
Pasture ,. hover -fail -
good barns and
ling hones, good
ow:school and
-to
Oultr osor
, AXiddle-
edt
e mild
Wingb
of 30 Can
Thorndale
t,
FAR S FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale his
two farms, lot 10, in the fourth conceR-
etonn of Turnbarry, containing 160 acres,
and lot 11 in the fifth concession, con-
taining
buildings are on ;'both.bothAll farmsenecessary well
fenced and plenty of water, Situated
1s
f um Wingham. wiles from i For lterrns and par-
ticulars apply on the premises, or to
JAMES BLLiQT,
5t - Bineva:le.'
AN ITEM...OF INTEREST, -
Farmers, why pay 514 and 6 per cent.
interest on pour loans when money .may
be bird at 5 per cent: - Payments made
to suit borrower. Charges low.
Agency Ontario Mutual Life Assur-
ance Company.
At office Friday afternoon and all day
Saturday. -
A'BNER QOSEIviS,
Macdonald Block, Wine:tani.
THE SALE CQUTINBJES IN
liOTSANO SHOES
For July and August.
Comfortable, solid and reliable foot-
wear at and below cost. We have all
styles suitable for the season. If you
want a little better artiole at a little
lower price than you expect to pay, come
to this store. Space will not allow us to
quote many prices, but note a few of the
following : '
?4 tea's Strong Working Shoes, solid
leather, all sizes, 0 to 11, at90c;Men's
Fine Box Calf Bale, Goodyear Welt,
worth 43,50, sale price 4,50 i6Ladies' fine
-
French Kidd, hand turned, buttoned and
and Bats, worth 93.25, sale price 32.50-;
_'or and Bals, worth $3.25, sale price $2,50;
an, Ladies' fine French Kid Vamps and
°n Quarters with Vesting' Tops, Buttoned
sh ala, 33 pairs of Ladies' fine Button and
or Lace Boots which ooss from: $1.54 to
be
32-50' sizes 2 , 3 and 3i, will clear the lot
heY at 903. Those are extra values.
it J. G. KARGES.
would be agoo
—The .foil
copied from a
Gordon from i
Oak River,
quite well and
crop were neve
The only fear n
had none as ye
for the next t
right, The
j•ilst now. Thi
and the harves
The above wa
1890
re
r G McIntyre, now of 1
anitoba : •'We are
he prospects of a big
brighter in this 3ouut•
w is frost. We bac
, and if we escape -fro
weeks we will be al -
armors are very anxious
has been a wet summerhite in consequel,ce."
written an August 14th.
TO THE FRONT
ry. SEE WHAT THE•
e
et
•
Oboit'o Cotton Boot Compound.
is successfully afe,,effeu ak
p oonad.-Taka o other, as sl1 Afixt urge Root
pilin Mid
irn.Itattona are dangerous. Prise. No. 1,11 tier
box r 2. Maiilled en receipt of trot
and t o tleent
a l fnbb. The Cook company Windsor out.
t Nos.1 and 2 sold Ana recommended by all
t5reepruaslatondlble Druggists in (. ana da,
No,1 and No. 2 for sale by WinA. Csaapbell
TEE MILS
O
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
is pure and cold and
costss....rrrtr,rr..,
latEr I XE W S i& WIMP.
M .
DIAMOND
PORK
SHOP
Opposite Post Mine, Says:
Fresh Beef and Pork.
Lamb
Bologna
Pickled Pork XIeadebeese
]Breakfast Bacon Sausage .
Smoked Ham Pressed .Beef
Side Pork Tripe. •
Corn Beef" Pressed'Tongae
Spice 1lr3 1, Lard, Fowl, :c.,
always on band,
Oar prices ate right. Orders
called for and meat delivered to any
part or the town.
Your patronage solleited.
BUM
ENT...
We will se11 .
ent
at greatly reduced prises at .
order to unload a heavy'
stock
YOUNG ez 'PAULIN
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
The est-rn Pair, London.
SEPTEMBER 7tlx to 16th, 1899.
.,Entries close September f1th, Spaceallottedon receipt of entry.
Exhibits will be unsurpassed, attractions better than ever., Hippodrome
Chariot Races, Champion Sword Contests, Imperial Jape, Pau -mils Lady Rider#'
m ,
World renownedGymnasts and Aerial Artistsgalore. Fireworks each evening, 'The
British and Americans in Samoa," and all ring and platform attractions.
Special exoureion'traips will leave Loudon each evening after the fireworks.
Grounds will be beautifully illuminated,
Send for Prize List$ and Programmes,
LT. -CSL, W. X. GARTSHO8,B, J. A, NELLES,
President,
Secretary
IT PAYS TO GO TO THE BEST..__.,
CH.i%l:TKAMI. ONT. -•
Canada's greatest School of Shorthand and Business Training
RE -OPENS FOR. THE : FALL TERM
TUESDAY, STEP . 5th.
236 OF OUR PUPILS SECURED GOAD POSITIONS in the seventeen.
months ending June 1st, 1899. What da you think of such a record ? ` Our pupils
are now in strong demand with litany of the leading business houses. When we
tell you that this large number secured positions, we are also prepared to furnish
the list showing where they were placed and with whom. If interested write for it.
. THE BEST, SCHOOL IS THE ' CHEAPEST IN THE END.
We pay the railway faro of students comingfrom a distance, provided it.doea
not exceed 38.00, which is the limit of our allowance in this connection. Can *secure
good board for gentlemen at 912.00 to 52.50 per week and for ladies at $2.00.
During the year which closedJune 30th,' we had pupils in attendance from
Newfoundland on' the Atlantic, to Seattle on the Pacific from Manitoba on the
North to Brooklyn, N, t, on the South, There were 133 Cities, Towns and Vil-
lages in Canada, and live States of the Union represented with us. Twenty-three
Counties and Districts outside of °bath m se t
County alone sent us over 100' pupils, wbilenManit baLanditheNorth-west tTerri-
' sent tie six. WHAT WE GET WE HOLD.
Write for handsome catalogue of either department. Mention which catalogue
you want.
J 111. 1ie1GALl£l'Q;IRLI1'1 & CO., Chatham, Ont. .
Sight is
iceless
Get your sight tested. It costs nothing.
WE FIT SPECTACLES -
Scientifically, 6orrectly Reasonably:
Try us. -
J. R.
SHAW
OPTICIAN AND 3EIV "LER.
LAMPS
A choice assortment just opened out. We are selling thern at
prices that will surprise you.
Harvest Tools
Refrigerators and Screen Wiridoww
at greatly reduced prices.
We are headquarters for Threshers' Supplies,
Leather Mits and General Hardware.
SMITH •8]:]::1:HJCK
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