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INOR LOCALS,
The Tis to January let, 1009 for
415 mos.
I. Q 0 F. excureic'n to Sarnia
d,eUrtilt oil Saturday of this week.
—Old 33oya Re•l.7nion celebrations are
' a ng held ise London and Guelph this
Week.
--The staff of the Gorrie Valetta is
ou'91
r ng this week and the paper will
vet be issued,
--The regular monthly meeting of the
'Public School Board will be held next
Tuesday evening.
.111.1x. C G YanStone has moved into
'his new dweliiug on the corner of Pat-
rick and Frances streets.
-S Graney is giving special bargains
in Furniture during August, Read his
"ellen in another column.
_-Send the Teems to your
Sent to any address 10 Canada
wary lss, 19 )0 for `35 Dents.
—It is expected that the Wingbam
elating rink will be open for roller
skating about the firet of September,
--Lord Roberts took ill at Montreal
Dn Friday and was unable to vieit To-
ronto and other points. He will sail for
,England this week.
• —Mr. Richardson of the firm of Rioh-
1►rdson & Rae has, rented the house to be
vacated by Mr. Robt. Johnston and will
=sieve his family to town in two weeks.
PERSONAL,.
Mine Settle Robinson, of Toronto, is
vlsitina at Mr. Alex. Morton's,
Mr. Norman Fry is spending a few
holidays in Toronto and Buffalo.
Miss Nixon, of Teeswater is visiting
with hay inieud, MIS. W. J. Mnfr.
Mr. 1. E Argue, of Swift Current .is
the guest or Mra Frank YanStone.
Mr. L. A. Ball, of Toronto, was visit -
log with his staters fora few days.
Miss Annie Carr la visiting with her 11
brother, Mr. W. H. Carr at Dungannon. l
Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Moore, of To•
route are visiting at Mr. Wm. Moore's
Rev. F. E, Powell, of Chesley was
visiting with Wingham friends this
week,
Mr. John,Fraser, of Woodbridge, was
v ieitirg for a few days with Wingham
friends.
friends
to Jan -
The Wingham Fife and Drum Band
was in London on Monday and Tneaday
Df this week, having been engaged to
tate part in the Oid Boys' celebration Man.,
Gee visiting aills ant the homechild, of Oof Mr.
au that city, O, W. Inglis.
—The annual excursion of the Bras-
sell Sunday sohoo18 to Kincardine cm Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ross, of Chicago,
Tuesday was well attended. There are visiting Mr. Ross' parents, Mr. and
were 420 tickets sold at Brussels and firs. A. Ross.
iib at Wingham. Miss Jean Davidson, of Wroxeter, was
—The regular meeting of Wingham visiting for a few days at the home of
Orange Lodge will be held tomorrow Mr. H. B. Elliott.
(Friday) evening. Members are re- Miss Lucille Bradwin, of Hamilton, is
eauested to attend, and visitors will be visitirg with her grandparents, Mr. and
nordially welcomed. Mrs. Jos. Bradwin.
—The license of the Ring Edward
hotel is being transferred from Mr. W
Algie to Mrs. Dinsley. Messrs. W. J.
Paisley, Clinton, and R. Leatherdale,
Brussels, are here this week acting es
valuators.
—Three rinks of Wingham bowlers,
skipped by Messrs. D. T. Hepburn,
i lhas. Kneohtel and A. M. Crawford
went over to Blyth on the afternoon of
'Civic Holiday and on the day's playing
lost by one shot.
—The members of the Wingham
branch of the Women's Institute will
bold a pionio at the home of Mr. John
T. Currie in East Wawanosh on Wed-
nesday of next week. The ladies' will
rneet at W. Bone's grocery store sharp
at 2 o'clock p. m.
—The Scottish games at Kincardine
on Friday last were largely attended
Riad were a success in every way. The
excursion run by the S. 0. S. of Atwood
on that day was well patronized at the
different places along the line. Fifty-
five
iftyfive tickets were sold at Wingham and
some 200 at Atwood.
—The first of the twenty locomotives
being built et Toronto for t)14'Grand
Trunk Pacific have been t ned out.
Already there are emplo ed west •of
Winnipeg along the line 6 locomotives.
As the company expects o assist in the
movement of the pr sent crop which
promises to be a re rd breaker, there
will in all probability be at least 100
locomotives working on the. prairie sec-
tion by the end of this autumn.
Mrs. Jas. Johnston, of Toronto, is
visiting at the home of Mr. Chas.
Bat ber.
Mrs. Jas. Phalen is spending two
weeks visiting with her mother at
Dundalk.
Miss Mary McGregor is spending her
holidays visiting with her brother at
Chatham.
Mrs. Abey and children, of Maddison,
Iudiana, are guests of Mrs. Frank
YanStone.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carr are visiting
for a few days with Mrs. Carr's parents
et Tillsonburg.
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THE WINr.4AM TIMES, AUGUST 8, 1908
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Clearing Sale 'of all Summer Goods
As the Sale
owing to
keep the
great
the
Mr. Rota. T, Galbraith, of Guelph,
is visitirg with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Galbraith.
Mr. Lloyd Sills, of Toronto, is spend-
ing part of his holidays with Wingham
relatives and friends. 22nd, to Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Snell, of Detroit, are
visiting with Mr, Snell's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Purdy, of Nerve
were visiting for a few `days with Wing
ham relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Match were visit-
ing for two days this week 'with the
former's parents at Clinton.
BORN.
MDA ud M s. Isaac Dav dson a daughter. to
r. WrlR--In Wingham, on July 23rd to Mr.
a nd Mrs. Jas. V, eir ; a son.
SvTTole—In R ingham, on July 90th, to Mr.
n nd Mrs. Chas. Sutton ; a daughter.
IRPIN—In ',gingham,
goes
our
some
Superior
vacancies
bal gains,
choice;
of the clearing
purchasing facilities
filled This
the
carefully
below
lines become exhausted, but
become exhausted, but
we are always able to
week we have again some
early customer gets
the quotations
up,
of course
acrd
given
and
best
4 pieces Costume Sillc, asso, ted colors, 1g u ic, for
Fraley pieces Faey billy Waistinga,
' pieces Die cerin d Voda. regul Voile, lar 0055cfor
, for
10 pieces Fancy Lustros, assorted colors, reg. 05c and 75c, for..
12?.,,,,e and 16c evinghams, to clear at
ALL HSUSLINS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.
Lad es e$1,25,' whit Cambric Drawers, regular 65c. for 65
rs regular for
A5
b5
.75
.45 per yard
.80 per yard
.50 per yard
.'5 per yard
.40 per yard
.10 per yard
Ladies' White C ambrc Draws
Lathes' white I ambric Night Robes, regular $1 25, for
Ladies' ivhito Lawn Waists, regular $1.25, for
EXTRA per cAtin nowt "e Lombard Plums, in heavy syrup, regular
15c
25
The above are only a few of the many money•savers which
to offer from this great assorted stock.
TEEMS CASH OR TRADE. No goods charged at reduced prices.
TUR BUTTER 22c. EGGS 0c.
we have
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GEO. E. KING.
Greatest Show on Earth.
The valve planed on the animals that
will 1 e on exhibition et the Canadian
National Exhibition, Toronto, is as
follows; -1,500, horses, at $500 CO eaob,
$750,000 00; 1,000 cattle at $250 00,
$250,000.00; 1,400 sheep and swine at
$75 00, $105,000.0; 8 500 poultry and
pet stock, $10,000 00; 14,000 dogs, $100 00
each, $140,000 00, and 500 (sate, $10,000,
making a total of $1,265,000.00. It must
be understood, in making these calcula-
tions, that these are show animals and
therefore not to be estimated in valve as
ordinary stock,
Mrs. (Dr.) Shaw and two children, of
Clinton, were visiting for a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Muir.
Mr. Wentle Roth, of Guelph, visited
hie fgther-in-law, Mr. D. McCormick,
—The Grand Trunk Passenger De-
partment are in receipt of a letter from
a Ilrorninent New Yorker c pliment-
ing the road on their ex° lent dining
oar service. He as , " y wife and I Misses Lon Ferguson, of Wingham,
left New York on To train at 3.44 and Jean Walker and Laura -King of
i' m. last Monday; y terday morning Ingersoll, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
we had breakfast your dining oar
sand everything was no superior, food,
ouiaine, services and attention, that I
think it my duty to compliment the
road on this branch of the
on July
and Mrs. Geo. Irvin; a daughter.
FRAz.iCS—In Turnberry, on the 4th inst., to
Mr, and Mrs. Allen Franck; a son.
FINI.AY—In Lower Wingham, on August
4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Finlay , a son
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TAKE NOTICE.
That J. S, Jerome, Dentist
is l aar
teeth for making eight dollarsbeautiful , and
inserting the Patent Airchamber. All
work guaranteed.
Office in Chisholm Block, Wingham.
BEArs•—In Morris, on July 17th to Mr, and
Mrs. Peter Healey, >x daughter.
S warns—In Blyth, on July 24th, to Mr. and
Mrs. D.W. Somers, a son.
BEID—In Hullett, on July 211h, to Mr. and
Mrs. Angus Reid, a daughter.
and Mrs I)anieltli wide , a On to Mr.
FOWLER -111 Morris, on the 2nd inst., to Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Fowler : a son.
' DIED
Simmons, aged 47W S gah;m, , 2 on July
and 0 days.
of Tnr11. E.
for a few days last week. j 1 ETnER.r—In East Whwanosh, on July Roth,
Mr. H. E. Kimmel of the city of 1 Il ary 1 ove, beloved wife of Mr. Jas. Nethery,
a god 53 years 8 months and 19 days.
Du Quoin, Ill., was the gees ofhis
friend Mr. Fred Hardie of Culross dur-
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t MCDOUaAT.—I11 Ge thrich Township, on
Augoat 4th, Catharine McDougal, aged 93
years.
fug the past week. JoINSTON—In Clinton, on August 2nd, Fred-
Mr.
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Mr. and Mre. James, of Mitchell, each( ba aged 26 Bofis and 6 mnd on - Thos. D.
visited at the home of the former's
brother, Mr. Thos. James, Frances
street, during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Maxwell, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Smith, Miss J. McKinley and
M. Gray are spending two weeks holt.
daying at Kincardine.
ham, and, i5 n fust -class
Mre. John McBurney, accompanied s good cordrtion. The buildings are of the very
C y Mich. is ; test' Get terrr.s and particulars on the by her daughter, of Can City, , ,_wises, or address JOHN *RcTAFLH.
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visiting her parente, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. ivTAVIS, P. O.
Morton, East Wawanoeh. y
Mre. John Fowler and son, Charlie
Fowler, of the Bluevale road, are visit-
ing for a few weeks with relatives and
friends in Guelph and Toronto.
FARM FOR SALE.
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• TEA AND COFFEE—best
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FRESH GROCERIES
always in stock.
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The undersigned offers for sale his 100•acre
farm, being lot 2. con. 5, Turnberry. The farm
miles from Wroxeter. and 7 from Wing -
one and is an
BOAR FOR SERVICE
The undersigned will keep for service on his
lir cd\ a thoroughbred Yorkon. shire BoarBluevale
Terms—e1, to be paid at time of cervica.
G. W. Wacker at present.—Gorrie Yi-'
dette.
Mr. 0. W. Campbell, of Buffalo, was h
in Mr. Campbell is an : U
1n cattle and sni , ed
—In order to be in a position
par-
ticipate in the movement 0f this year'
T. M. H 0gharn, P. U.
e." a town this week his p ,.1 3
to
extensive dealer i=P *' 1
two carloads from here to .eine city , antral
on Wednesday. ' ' y
cabs,,, crop, the Gran Trunk Paoarsific Mrs. Brcch was called to :Mitchell on ; Lao jepol
Railway management 'a collecting cars a
in the west. As oft n as a new G. T. Satluday last e,',viig to the serious ill -
P. car can be loadd for the west 't ' nets of her mother, Mrs. Mor;.crnbe.
'wheeled avootwar Mies Jew -late Bso^L,
Vlore for the threshing time when it is
,expected everything* on Wheel@ will be Mrs. II. 1I. Wiahtrlus and little
bf2y. AIrcody 500 el these splendid big daughter Helen :eft on 'Tuesday for Sea -
bo ours li.ave been gathered and dip- forth where they will spend a few , ti.
Tr.uto
1 is 6 The Largest a:i i i 4.;l
unloaded and held She was toevmpanied by her daughter
scin,al of it- kin1 i t4 yrtl to
v:r.tefor its now c at..l;.l,..e. Fait
Tt-.rafrom °apt I.
A l.res,0'r.I
SI1A. Presidentcar r. 18.
d1I.1Wi', Sse e^.:a:'y
triVated along the lino crest of \S iuni• wooLo With relati 4.s befcro returning to . ,—-•-----
their home in Winnipeg. i —.-
Mr, and Mrs. W. I.I. Dixon left this i
week for Dauphin, Llan., where they Gaetanwaree4,teneneet. tWalaneeren11,3
purpose residing l 1til
' n g in ..' f ,..,fl The
D:sa t, nus Foreot 'Sires.
itis t.aoas^t1a Peop'e were renderou -' u .. .e
h n2eleas 1.•57.1 o fi:?0C0 b.1°1 hies which will taro with the, l the very best pi
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rci cel around the_ ,cavus of Ferule, wishes of nein 4 ing13as11 frioitde. ,L/
Michel and 'Morrissey in British (,e.um• ,
areo• ° d t 4.e lily, Seventy e epvery-
iare3 rng3, xLut1 ,:earl and in Penne, every- pWvinoss Mon on the CrolcoI TIM SMITHING !
thing is rIoLtroyNd, with the exception of
eg
The C'1obe of a.dayr eontairneza .n.
4evo0 t;0 t dwelling houses. To esti- The x u -
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line of CROCKERY be.
fore purchasing. We are
bound to please tho public.
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neaten lose ie two and one 110.11 t111111on terviec>s'mt%t; oro -1,:,r of lain:ne06 glen
dollars and rso O. Pdon. R.
This f4. lasts will be
nearl5r Bail milliO011 ase outlook at the :present time. Ono
rt•. t ,' at:ib 13110 boon of these quoted 9ay11 t'c;au alter making
ee..., $*slur r1n^l i
•hind by f% 1112111218010 :tiro, as f' le.rg,e a trip over thou We9J 110 110-0 cif C look A
part of tho, te,,vin PTAH H 5 oast in 1'3110 for novo than lei' to ot9 I)17,1' e 11 to the
by toe t Le 9 wiriest csemen through tho Jrt". If this est !a.P)
.J bet, l o
tlisrriFt 'Eno tGC1. .ate 4.f tho town
Fire te.ove.l as rrapicly KS possible to *1175. th0 sx>.iaey .e eivc3 frs:s the
nesrtgp 7.81;e8 awl relief twins Wltb wllssit will not J'sry 0 1xt, than v0 yser
prev2.45..9 awl wearing iilg 'apparel worn , at pr11S 15 o rva g 1)7 tlia
matte with little do.ag'. ilttanills sent alio c0ra0aresc'n l aatemests :11 the East.
teltrA at Gnu) marl, ties '.Damao Clotnncil y
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io ermx?.).'. f, .fir3 fcr tl:o rafi'. rers, fol. 'Ito tndjorit; of tIn oso r.i
lowed' y sander rniewite from other while expecting a deekle'3 improvement `to o
r ttt'i a s t3wns. The daily nal :ere re- As a result of this year's harvest,
port that the loss of life Will be the look for a full return of a±rtivity Loforo
itreatmet goo) tllo ett rrentteCO 4.L seter, tho harvest of 1000,
Wee 2re fAf.ly p_e.y 1,ed to
c TMte y : 11 cEder£1 p.roneptly
0014.1. 4 r ii'`.O1 icy. .e t3'5Jc1.mo
Tni li:L3'd e.11i e ,uarnztk:ed.
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J. Boyce
SEASIDE ,EXCURSIONS.
From Wingham, return tickets will
be issued as follows:
TO
Charlottetown, P.E I $80.15
Halifax, N.S 529.15
St. John N B $27.15
Moncton, N. B $27.15
Portland, Me $2915
19.
Old Orchard, Me $55
Kennebnnkport, Me
Murray Bay, Que
North Sidney, N S..
Proportionate rates from all sta-
tions in Ontario.
Tickets also willbe sold to Caecum,
Cap a L'Aigle, Little Metis, St.
.Irenee, Rimouski, River Da Loup,
Mulgrave, N S , Shodiao, N. S.,
Summerside, P.E.I., Sydney, Parrs.
bora, Pioton, N. S., Oampbellton, N.
B., Dalhousie, N. B.
Good going Angnat 10th. llth, 12th
and 13th; returning from destination
on or before August 31st, 1908.
For further information regarding
choice of routes, atop•over privileges,
sleeping oar reservatione, etc., apply
to Grand Trunk Ticket Agents, or
address J. D. McDonald, D. P. A.,
Union Station, Toronto, Ont.
$20.15
$23.15
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LOWEST RATES
to the
NORTH-WEST
Musilus
Our entire stock at 9c and 13c. Great variety. Clean
stock. Almost / price.
Remnants
Dress Goods—ends suitable for Waists,
or Skirts to be sold at a price. Be around
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by any route, are those on O. P R.
Llotiieseekcrs' Excursions, which are
now run via new Muskoka line. Hours
Saved on old schedule. GO day return
tickets to all North-West points, at
rates ranging from
Winnipeg return, $32.00
Edtonton return, $42.50
LISAA ENG DATE;,:
July 7, 21 Avg,. 4, 18. Sept. 1, 15, n9
Char :.,r t .l l hs r iia in toliri..t niece}ing ears
at small extra cost.mmoi9 torly101
TRIP TO MUSKOKA
ytfa1
'1'o Parry Sound or to any of iho Helift
Cit.an Lay re.orta i.; molt ceimfortar r:9
unci , ria el ,y made toy taking the C P.Ib.
Fast trains s ove'`r new direct line—.,crvien,
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P 1.; ;,tho and etiu.pmt ut witlino e. l
r Fur an7 information 1150 AIR nt Or write
C. le. 1 eater, Dae. Pa.,::. Agent, Teresa°.
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i2 Price—good choice.
Men's and Boy's—to be
sCraw Hats..
cleared out at any price. '
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Clothing
Suits
soon.
Boys' and Men's Suits, all sizes.
New goods, Boy's 99c and, $1.99,
worth up to $4.00. Men's $6.99,
worth $ x o and $12 a suit.
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50c Ties
Now 5 for $I.00 or 2 for soca Your. choice
thing in store. All new, clean goods.
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See our new grocery
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20 Odd Skirts in light and dark tweeds and Vicunas, regular
up to $s.00. A genuine bargain.
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01 all kinds taken on
sale goods.
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