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MINOR LOCALS.
-Mr. harper Simtnono ie quite ill
wilt pnenmonie.
--•11+ave eon renewed your eubaorip
than to the Melte?
Wingham horse races thisyear will
be held on June 0, 10 and 11..
-Mr. A. R Smith of Clinton, former-
ly et Winghane, has made assignment.
-The Unionfactory is again running
after being olosed down for several
weeks. ,
-A special meeting of Huron County
Cannon will be held at Seaforth, on Feb-
ruary 25th.
The Wingbem Baptist Sunday
Behead has SE fit $7.50 in aid of the. Tor.
onto Newe' Baby Fund.
-Dr. Macdonald will deliver a leo'nre
for St. Faure A. Y. P. A, next Monday
(waning in the new hall.
--The annual meeting of the Grand
Conned of the Royal Templars of Tem-
perance isbeing beld in Toronto this
week. Delegates appointed to attend
from Wingham were F. Buchanan.
Rev, W. O. Howson, W J. Howson,
John Kerr, M. E. Znrbrigg and Miss
May Reid.
A Grand Truck car containing sixty;
three live hogs was 'mated, and thirty
of these killed, at Woodsteck, on Thurs..
day.
A huge icicle broke through a tbiok
plate plass skylight in the Methodist
Book Room, Toronto, causing some
damage tel a press on whioh it fc11.
George Brown who had been operating
the machine, had bis hand severely cut
by a chnuk of ice.
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BABY'S WELFARE
MOTHER'S CHIEF CARE
Coughs. aids, hoarseness, and other throat
f,iimente are quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets. ten cents per box. .All druggists,
-Guelph city last year. 'ander muni
elpal ownership, made a profit of about
$30,000 out of its waterworks,
-The Molsons Bank has taken over
the branches of the Sovereign Bank
located at Zurich and Hensall,
-In 1874 in London, Ont. 75 hotel and
40 liquor shop licenses were issued.
Last year the numbers were 26 hotels
and 5 shops.
-At Palmerston, en Friday evening,
in a Northern League hockey game,
Palmerston won from Listowel by e,
adore of 9 to 7.
-Mr. and Mrs, Wm, J. Henderson of
the Blnevale road wish to thank their
anany kind friends and neighbors for the
sonny acts of kindness and assistance
,during Mr. Henderson's recent illness.
The one chief desire of the mother is
that her little was shall be healthy,
bright and good natured. Every other
oau keep her child in this oon tion if
she will give them an occas- al dose of
Baby's Own Tablets.
cure colio, iudigestio
diarrhoea, teethi g
other little ills o
Lebrun Carillon,
-Mr. Matt Brown, who has for many
jears been one of the engineers on the
L. H. & B., express train is retiring in
faCoordanee with the Grand Trunk pen-
sion fund, which went into force on the
drat of the year.
-Mrs. Walter Rose, who has been iu
the Wingham hospital for some months
is now rapidly recovering and her many
friends will be pleased to leain that she
will be able to leave next week for her
home in Teeswater.
-The fittings for the new Canadian
Bank of Commerce building have ar-
rived from Toronto.and are being planed
in position. It is expected that the bank
staff will be transferred to the new
building in a few days.
-Tho immediate enactment of a Pro-
vincial law abolishing the bar and
snaking the treating system criminal,
will be demanded by the Ontario branch
of the Dominion Alliance, whioh will
meet in Toronto next week.
Pse Tablets
constipation,
onbles and the
lildhood. Mrs. E
nee sayer -"Baby's
Own Tablets have peen of great value to
bestomaregulate
stomach and bowels, and forteeth•
ing and always with the best results."
Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at
25o a box from The Er. Williams' Medi-
cine Ce., Brockville, Ont.
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Russ -In Wingham, on February lEth, to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baah, of Toronto; a
daughter.
FuYFOGL ..-In Wingham on February 17th,
t o .Mr. tad Mrs..7. J. Fry& gie ; a son.
Row LAM) -In Brussels, on February 17th,
to Mr. and Mrs. ,lames F. Rowland; a daugh-
ter.
GERRY-In Blyth, On Feb. 12th, to Mr. and
M rs. IN, B. terry; a daughter.
MARRIED
Cr.AP.rC-MCCALr.Trnt-At the home of the
bride's parents. on Feta uary 5th. by Rev A.
73tcNab, M. A.. Mr. lea. Benry Clark, of Mor-
ris, to bliss Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jan: e3 McCallum, of McKillop.
Frrraev-Fottn.-A t tbe Methodist parson.
Wge.,07 ingham, on the otwh Inst.. by the Rev.
We.
f urnberrybto MIs Eva Evehne Ford
of East Wawanosh.
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TUE 'Wl UA14. T1DMES, FEBRUARY 20, 11N8
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FirD-oATEn-In Las Angeles, Cali., on Feb-
ruary 15th, Margaret Ellen Findlater, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Findlater, of Morris,
STEWART-In Kinloss, on Feb. 12th, Charles
St &wart, aged 87 years and 5 months,
ELLIOTT-In Teeswater, on Feb. 10th, Lillie
C ollins, wife of Mr, Robert hlhott, in her 33rd
year.
M nrdock McQueen, aged 85 years. 7th,
JACESON-In Calgary, on 31st, Mrs. A. B.
Jac lcson, formerly of Morris township, aged
71 years.
-The members of the local Tent of
the Knights. of the Maccabees were "at
home" in their hall on Tuesday even-
ing, when a very pleasant social time
was spent, after which oysters were par-
taken
taken of at E. Moore's restaurant.
-Seaforth curlers are holding a bon -
spiel this week and the following play -
ere from Wingham are taking part: -
Mr, J. R. Macdonald, F. Paterson, L. W.
Manson, J H. Broadfoot, C. N. Griffin,
A., M. Crawford, Wm. Holmes, Geo. 0.
Manners.
-The Wingham Branch of the
Women's Institute will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. (Dr.) Kennedy, on Thurs-
day, February 27th. Subjects for
disanesion: "Home Nursing," and
"Tempting dishes for invalids." Ladies
are cordially invited to attend.
[NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0.
1897, Chap. 129, Sec. 88, that all person wing
claims against the estate of Robert ' ott, late
of the Township of East Wawa.. h, in the
County of Huron. Farmer, dec : 'ed, who died
on or about the Fourth day . ' P ecember, A.D.
1007, are required to send b post prepaid or to
deliver to the under 'gn:. Solicitor for the
executors of the said de eased, on or before
the brxteenth day of y arch, A.D. 1008, their
names, addresses an. descriptions and a full
statement of particulars of their claims and
the nature of tbe security (if any) held by
them duly certified, and that after the said
day the lixeeutors will proceed to distribute
the assets of the deceased among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have notice.
Dated this lith day of February A.D. 1008.
R. VANSTONE
Wingham. P. 0. •
Solicitor for Executors
-Mr. Horatio Wylde, a former resi.
dent of Kincardine died at London on
Monday evening from the effects of
injuries received in falling down stairs
at the home of his son.in-law, Mr. P.
rluraehultz. Deceased was in his 90th
year. The remains are being taken to
Kincardine to -day for interment.
PERSONAL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0.
1807, Chap.120, Pec. 38, that all persons haying
claims against the estate of Mar aret • oth,
late of the Village of Whitechurin the
County of Bruce. Widow, deceas>., who died
on or about the Eighteenth d of Jannaay,
A D. 1008. are required to sen • p post prepaid
or to deliver to the u • dere' ned Executor of
the Estate of the said de used, on or before
the Sixteenth day of rch, A. D. 1008, their
names, addresses, andescriptions and a full
statement of particulars of their claims and
the nature of the security (if any) held by
them duly certified, and that after the said day
the Executor will proceed to distribute the
assets of the deceased among the parties en -
tit led thereto, having regard only to the claims
of which he shall then have notice.
D ated this 19th day of Fabruaryp, A.D.1008.
R. VANSTOTE,
winBhaExecutor.
Mies Clara Becgett is visiting Mende
iu Toronto.
Mrs. R. E. Saunders in visiting at the
parental home in Brantford.
Miss Mamie Paterson is visiting
with friends in Whitechurch.
• Mies Rona Wallace o! Acton is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. H. Garvey,
Mr. Frank Sellery, of Kinoardine,
was calling on Wingham friends. on
Saturday.
Miss R. Ball has returned to Van-
couver, B. 0., after an extended visit at
her home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Walley, of Birtle,
Man., were visiting his brother, F. H.
Walley, the past week,
Mrs. Wm. MacKersie of Glenfarrow
hes gone to Toronto to be with her son,
W. 3'. MacKereie, who is very 111,
Mr, and Mr. Duncan Malcolm, of
Mitchell were visiting for s. few days at
the home of their bon, Mr. A. 3. Ochi-
oaten.
Bliss Ethel Creighton, of Winnipeg,.
who was here on a vieit with her sister,
Mrs. H. L. Jackson, left on Monday for
'Toronto Millinery displays, calling on
old friends at Wingham, Grand Valley
and Hamilton entotitereturns tol
Winnipeg Fria oliioa�lo and St.
Wools Post.
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New Idea - New
Goods to Try It
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our delicious
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If you have not tried it, do se
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at 25o, 30c, 40o and h o a pound.
4' Also good Spices.
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PROMPT DELIVERY.
A. J. Malcolm
PHONE 54.
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In three weeks our stock of Music arrives ! It is to e need room.
the best of its kind in the County .
and money to make it go ! We hope to draw money
by sacrificing the goods, and the room will then
take care of itself ! In taking advantage of
these bargains you not only benefit your-
self but you assist the town to bring
in a first - class music hall ! Look
over the display of goods and
pick out what you can use !
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CHINA.
A Few Lines Brought from London.
REGULAR NOW
Individual Salts 5e each 4 for 5e
Cream Pitchers 15e each 53
Egg Cups 10c each .. •. 5c
Cups and Saucers 10c to 25c 5e
Plates -bread and butter plates ....10e to 20e 5c
Other Lines Same Bates.
Brazilian Bowls (50) r. 103
Cups and Saucers (Japanese) 25c 10e
Beautiful Glasses. 10e 3 for 10c
25e 10c
Ornaments .25 to 35c l0c
Plates
Cake Plates ,35 to 753 l0c10e
Tea Pot Stands. 25c +
Many, Many Other Lines -See Them.
Cups and Saucers $6.00 dcz wholesale 15e
Myott's Souvenir 353 15c
Glass Paper Weights 25c 15e
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LIMOGUES CHINA.
Limogue Egg Cups 25c 15e
Limogue Almonds •35e 15e
Dresden Ware -small pieces 30e 15e
English Ornaments 35e : .. - . 15e
i off any piece and a present to any beginner
, WALL PAPER. '
Price Depends on the Amount and Age.
1902 Papers running from 10e to 35c, now 3c to 10c
1903 " 10c to 350, now. 3e to 110
1904 it ..10C to 35c, now 3c to 12e
1905 10c to 35c, now. 31c to 12ic
1906 1 10c to 35c. now ... 31:e to 13e
1907 " 5c to 45c, now. 4c to 15c
A quantity of 1907 paper which was left undelivered at the Watson -Foster Mills,
was bougbt by us last month, and we intend sacrificing the whole lot at the same rate on the
dollar at which we were able to purchase it. Price from 5e to 15e per roll.
19 08 parer -650 patterns -largest stcck of Watson -Foster Paper in county. See it 1
FANCY GOODS.
Fine Berlin Wools, regular 10e oz., now ... 5e to 7e
Shetland Floss, regular .. 10c oz, now _ 6ie oz
Filo and Royal Silk, regular . 5c skein,
now...ball, now 3ee a skein
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Stikine, regular
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The Fancy Gccds counter will speak for itself. Come in and look the stuff over.
Nothing higher than 15c.
BOOKS.
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Cheap Books, good becks, score new. others old, run, according to age and binding,
frcm 5c to 15e.
STATIONERY.
A good line of English Box Stationery, at
Tablets and Envelopes -bought for this sale
Papeteries-Christmas remnants
10e a box
53 to 15e
50 to 15e
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CMind your own business ! And don't forget that in doing
I -so you take the first opportunity to march into the
t Little Eaton with trade or cash or a pleasant 1
tile, and look quick -pick up some of their :i
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Ladies' goods are heart -broken -seeing their com-
Leather Purses, Wrist Bay them out. 8 Toilet
paper
a for eeel 25e5c 1I. Toys less than cost to
clear
COItIL EARLY -THE 000DR AEE BEADY.
U. R. WANTED AT
E. SA1LT NDERS
3 Doors South Of New Bank.
nand Sleds and Baby Sleighs at what you will give.
COME EARLY.
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16 Ladies' Suit Ends of the famous Hewson Humspuns,
pure wool, would make splendid coat and skirt ;
regular 85e and $1,00, for .66
25 dozen Ladies' Vests and Drawers, Watson's Un -
shrinkable
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Also 50e and 60c lines for .33
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SUITS -All -wool domestic Tweeds
• 4' and imported Worsteds, double sin,
or
et 4 single breasted Back • style,
e O check and overplaid patterns, sizes
35 to 44, regularly $8.50 to $12.50,
• . • for $7'89
o+ OVERCOATS -Of Vicunas, Beev-
esera, Cheviot and Broadcloth, in rich
ID black and dark gray ; also Imported
d•, ♦ Tweeds in stripes, cheeks and plain,
• velvet collar, 48 to 50 in. length, sizes
! 4- 36 to 44, regular $9 to $14 for $8.49
• BOYS' SUITS -Of fine and heavy
• Tweeds, bine and black Serges, single
eand double breasted, doable seats,
• knees and elbows -dandies for school
O 4. -sizes, 26 to 84, regularly $4,50 to
$3.69
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$7.50, for
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♦ BOYS' OVERCOATS -Of good
o ♦ heavy blank and white check, wor-
e 4 sted finished tweed, also blank and
• • brown all -wool, with white stripe,
• ♦ velvet collar, Chesterfield style, sizes
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4' 28 to 33, regular $4 50 to $8 50,
$3.98
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•• ♦ PEA JACKETS -Of heavy dark Ox -
in • 2 ford grey frieze, strong tweed and
• corduroy lining, sizes 36 to 44 re ga0-
♦ lar $5.00 for $'
All Leather Coats, Vests, Duck Coats
♦ and Vesta, heavy all -wool tweed and
• ♦corduroy pants out to the heart-
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Clothing.
Men's
Furs.
' MEN'S FURS -Black Calf Coate,
Dark Brown
Black China Dog Coats,
Calf Coate, all sizes, any size, Mu'Cr""a
for lar $20.00 to $30.00, all guaranteed.
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�; ^■ E to 48, prime, selected travellers
►forsamples, naturally $50.00. too$ 5 00
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Ladies' $;
Furs.
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SOARFS-Of best Alaska Sable, tdark rich brown heavily furred 70 in.
long, 12 tails or ornaments, extra
valve, regularly $26 00, for. $15.00
Isabella Sable Scarf, 60 in. long, beet t
sellers this season. fully furred. good *.
wearer, regular $9.00, for.... $5.69 O.
Alaska Sable Muffs No, 1 quality,
n- a.imperial style, dawn beds large, re g
lar $11 50 to $13.60, for . $8.88 +;
Dozens of Stoles, Oaperines, sets of 4;
new and up -to` date Furs at almost O
half price, don't wait you'll be too ♦,
late.
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LADIES' COATS AND SKIRTS- tCoats of dark and light fancy trim-
med Tweeds, Beavers, Melton's 4;
Broadcloths, in loose, Remi and,tight A
styles, sizes 82 to 40, 46 to 50 in. long t
new fall coats every one, reg. $10.00 •,
to $18.00, for $7.98
SKIRTS -In beautiful blanks,
blues, dark greys in numerous styles, ♦,
all sizes, many extra fine, regular •,
$4 00 to $7 50, for $3.49
CHILDREN'S COATS -- Nifty
bines, greys, browns, redo, trimmed
with braids and brass buttons and
velvet, all sizes, regularly $4 50 to 4•,
$8 50, for. $3.69•
TRIMMED HATS-Balanoe of I.
new fall stock in browns, black, S
white, reds, etc , regularly $2 50 to t
$7.00, for. ... $1.49 . ,
HOSE -For girls, good blank, all -
wool worsted, sizes 7 to 10, regularly
25o to 40o,for,..,,,...... 18
t Fur Collars for Overcoats in Beaver,
►German Otter, Near Seal, Wombat,
EKramer Lamb, Aetraohan, well lined
and fitted to your coats while yon
wait, regularly $4 60 to $8.50
$3.79
CFur Caps, Mitts, Gloves, Cloth
for
It Caps away down, it's an eye opener
what we can do-doyr't go cold.
At last to the "Litte Eaton"
► They kept their visits repeating,
it Till week by week they stopped a leak ;
C With us there is no cheating.
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TOQUES -Of finest wool, in good ,
large shapes, navy bine, black, red
and white, regularly 35e to 40o.
for 25
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TY N D E R W E A R --Wood and .4
Fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers, w
plain and fancy, new clean goods, all s
sizes, regularly 50o to 90o, each. .49
Bove Wool and Fleece -lined Shirts
and Drawers, good new Clean stock.
all sizes, regularly 250 to 600 for. .33
SHIRTS-- Colored Neglige, miffs 1
attached or detached, good waehere
and wearers, regularly 75e1 to $1,25,
for ............... .....,.....69
EDrift in when near town with your trade. All kinds
taken. Butter 25c., Eggs 25c,, Dried Apples 61c.,
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