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8AT RDAY
BARGAIN
DAY
We offer you for Saturday
same~ remarkable bargains in
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5 doz. Gents' Collars, choice
for 5c, reg. 15c.
5 doz. Gents' Silk Ties,
fancy, reg. 50c, choice 25c.
150 yards Veiling, reg, 20e, Sat.
urday 5c per yard.
50 remnants Dress Goods, reg.
35c, 40e, 50:; at.d 6`le per yd, choice
for 25e. '
10 boys' 2 -piece Suits, well its
sorted, new good;, reg. e3,00 and
and $3.50, Saturday $2,50,
10 men's Sults, reg. 08.00, Satur-
$5.00.
25 Stiff Hats, Black and Brown,
▪ fine quality, reg. :x2.00, Saturday,
$1.25.
10 place, Shaker Flannel, reg.
8e, Saturday 5c.
We pay 13c for Eggs and 15c for
Tub Butter.
Shop early at
M. Y Mc DOO
c
i'. 250NAL.S.
We •' • gin t to have contributions to
this ec i*., n f, out t,ny of our readers. If yoti
have vieiter s or purpose going away yotuself,
drop in and tell ns, or send us a note to that
effect.
Mrs. R. Hobbs is visiting in London.
Wesley Wacker of Blyth spent Tues-
day in town.
Mrs. W. C. Mclvor and Babe are home
from Detroit.
Miss Nellie Band has been visiting re-
latives in Listowel.
Nellie Bradley spent Sunday with her
uncle, John Taylor of Zetland.
Will Pringle, of Hespeler has taken a
position in the G. T. R. office here.
Miss Norma Dinsley is visiting in In.
gersoll, the guest of Miss Eva Boles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hague of Winless
spent circus day with Mrs. Wm. Gray.
Charles McConnell and Olive Of Wind-
sor are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. D. McCormick and daughter of
Thu Bannon were visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Miss Daisy Field is in London where
she will visit for a few weeks her sister,
Mrs. T. McCracken.
Mr. and Mrs. James Louttit, and 1V3iss
Annie Lonttit are spending a week visit-
ing in Battle Creek, Mioh.
Rev James Hamilton an daughter of
Palmerston were visiting friends in
Wingham during the earlier part of the
week.
J. N. Thompson of Fordwich called on
R. J. MacMath on Friday Its he was re-
turning from the Grand Lodge meeting
in Loudon.
Mrs. (Dr.) Macdonald and Mrs. Alex
Ross utteiuled the funeral of their Brice,
Mrs. ,Tames Craig, in trttcefield, on
Thursday.
Judge Doyle was a transient visitor to
town on Monday, on his way to attend
Division Court itt Wroxeter, I•Ie held
court here on Wednesday.
Fr c; '."ar''4 ::I of S, of r.Ii. Vet t:'trgllt
the 1.t....., pi'tutsl i'n it:c 'int . ie 01
Morris, wwas visits in t:ieltd:t in Wing-
4
ai d Morris on Saturday'
Freeman Carr who has been in Wood-
stock for the past two weeks has been in
town for three or four days, We shall
always be pleased ter see Mr. Carr, and -
hope that he tt y ,iint,epportunities to
visit its often.
110W V.'nnxt4r YOU 1.0010,
Ito you like to heat` it? Tt nob, take
Scott's Efnt*ieie5n, 'Twill till out your
sctnken ryes, hollow cheeks, and thin
hands. Why not have sc plump figure?
Dotal let &Neese steal a each on you,
V l 1.
;ifs,, J' W. Goan, took part in the
21th (stay entertainment of the 1 1st-ortli
League at Forilwwkclt,
Rev. D. Rogera of Bluovale conducted
the Gospel Temporal= strvic°o in the
Town Hail on $iuiclay evening.
Rev, R. Hobbs is attending Confer euro
in St. Marys. The morning servieenext
Sunday will be conducted by T. Hall
In the evening John 1?;err will take
(+huge.
On Wethiesdly Rev, 3. G. Shearer,
B. A., Meld Seoretaz'y of the Lord's Day
Alliance will address a iueetiug in the
Town Hall in the interest of the or-
ganization to which he belongs.
On Sunday morning last Rev. B.
Hobbs of the Methodist church occupied
the pulpit in the Congregational ellurwlz.
Rev. Mr. Rogers of Bluevale in the even.
ing. Rev. Mr. Gotiiu tool the work on
the 13lnevale circuit.
The first draft of minister's has been
made by the Stationing Conuuittee of
the London Ccnference uow in session
at St. Marys, By it we notice that Rev,
F. J. Oaten, Ph. B. is to be removed to
.r,Alfl'.•ki, and Rev. A. H. Brown to
Belgrave.
The call of Rev. Mr. McIntosh, of
Seaforth, to the Presbyterian church in
Tizamesford, was sustained by the Pres-
bytery of London. The stipend is $1,000
with manse, and four weeks holidays
each year. Mr, Melntosh has visa re-
ceived au invitation to Stay-ner.
Gospel Temperance meeting Sunday
evening next, Town Hail, at 8,80. Rev,
W. Freed, speaker. Lawyer Dickinson
will occupy the chair. As the hall has
to be paid for, and the ladies of the W.
C. T. U. need funds for the running ex-
pouses of the meetings, a specially liberal
collection is asked for at all those gather-
ings.
Rev, D. Perrie about two months ago
asked his congregation to assist him in
having the debt removed from the church
by the first Sunday in June. Lasst
Sunday, June 3rd, the .church was not
only free from debt, but the healthy
suui of $115 has been placed as a surplus.
The debt at the beginning of this move-
ment two months ago was almost $1800.
Pulpit and pew have striven earnestly
and sincerely: thi result is the gratifica-
tion of a desire that has long rested in
the bosoms of both.
Baptist Church. --Pastor Telford of
Kincardine occupied the pulpit last
Lord's day in the absence of Pastor
Freed. Mr. Joint Kerr taking Pastor
Telfords work at Kincardine and Ripley.
The Walkerton r
e on A..c S�ciation of Baptist
churches mot on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week at the church in
Clinton. There are eighteen churches
in this association, most of whole re-
ported, Pastor Hamilton of Palmerston
was chosen Moderator and Mr. J. J.
Cook of Mt. Forest, Clerk. A good
measure of progress has been made in
most of the churches during the • year.
Those tal.iug part: in the programme
from the Wingham church were Mrs.
P. Fisher, Airs. W. J. Chapman and the
Pastor. Pastor Freed will occupy his
own. pulpit on Lord's day next. -
The "1900" feast for Sunday School
and Christian Endeavor workers will
this year be held in Seaforth on June
19th and 20th; the first day being taken
np in discussing Sunday School topics
and the second;' Christian Endeavor.
The Seaforth local committee extend a
cordial invitation to all who can attend,
and representatives are • expected from
everyYoung Peoples Society and Sunday
School throughout the country. Below
we give an outline of the program's
more interesting numbers:—
Round table conference on "How to
snake review interesting aud instruc-
tive."—Dr. Towler, Wiugharn.
"Hose long should a teacher retain the
same class?" --W. H. Kerr, Brussels.
Round Table Conference on the re-
capture of lost territory.—A. T.
Cooper, Clinton.
Delegates travelling by rail will buy
single ticket and get a convention cer-
tificate froth the station agent, which,
when properly signed, will entitle the
delegate to reduced fare home. Don't
forget tt get the certificate.
Walkerton won from Owen Sound in
baseball oti May 24th by 19.8.
A hurricane struck Winnipeg Tuesday
night, demolishing a boathouse, unroof-
ing a business block and killing at boy
named Artwell.
—So many have requested ne to give
them copies of the Trams for May 18th,
that our stook is entirely depleted. The
requests are still coaling in. Any of our
readers who would give us tt copy of
that date would confer ort us a great
favor:
West Utmost Llbernts.
The sulta al meeting of the West Huron
Retain Associations was held in Dun -
gamma ori T:riday last. There was .a
largo representation from every part of
tho riding. The old oxeoutire Was utz-
aititnottzly elected, Lind a strong organi-
zation effected.. Adclressea were given
by Messrs. Holmes of West Heron, Mc -
.Mullen of North 'Wellington, McClure
of Colehestor, N. S., awl Hon. J', T.
tFt'rte% wvhieh were heartily received
and lortdly applauded. Resolutions en.
dorsi ug the Dominion and Local GOverff-
Merits were unanimously passed, and
the proceedings were closed With cheers
for the Queen, Laurier and Ross.
THE MORAN MIK MUNE 81 1900
•
SPOUTING NOTES. STRAY OOW
The lately defunct Intron Baseball
League is again thorougizlyre-organized.
The first match of the league will bo
played in Clinton on Saturday when
Winglutln will battle with the locals.
So the ball will roll on Monday, and
don't you forget' it, Wingham will be
in it all the way,
The Savages t)f Vinegar Hill lost to
the Park Niue on Saturday. Tito Picric
Niue won by 18-14 but they cheated two
runs.
Seafortlz Hurons eefeated the
Toronto Riversides 2-1 in Seaforth on
Saturday.. This league is nearing the
end and it appears ns if Berlin would
take the laurels again this year. The
following is the standing of the teams
Won Tied Lost Points
Berlin .... 3 1 0 5
Seaforth 3 0 1. 4
Riversides 1 1 . 1 8
Woodstock.. , 0 0 3 0
The fallowing matches are to be play-
ed this and next weekt---To-dayy Wood-
stock at Berlin, .To -morrow Seaforth at
Toronto, 15th, Berlin at Seaforth, 10th,
Woodstock at Toronto..
ror Over fifty Years.
An.Old and Well -Tried Remedy Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by miflionsof mothers
for their ohiidrezz while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the cb.ild,soft-
ens the gums, allays all pain, tires wind
colic, and is the best remedy for diar-
rheca. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is
inealoulable. Be slue you ask for Mrs.
Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind, •
Dna. 5. JEROME R $OLLOWAY, DENTISTS.
1J (Successors to Dr. Ross.)
Special attention to the care and regulation
of children's teeth. Moderate prices and till
work carefully and skilfully performed. Of icer
in Beaver Block, Winghom.
ERS
and anyone having live stock or other
articles they wish to dispose of, should -adver-
tise tate some for sale in the Tn,IEs. Oar Iarge
circulation tells and it will be strange indeed if
you do not et a customer. We can't guarantee
hat you will sell because you may ask more
for the article or stock than it is worth. Send
your advertisement to the Texas and try this
plan of disposing of your stock and other
articles.
AUCTION
..-or--
SALE
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTIES.
There will be ofiered for sale by public auc-
tion by Peter Deans auctioneer, at Swarts'
Rotel, in the Town of Wingham, in the County
of Htuon, on Tuesday, the 20th day of June,
1900, at the hour of o'clock in the afternoon,
the following valuable properties, that is to
sttytlreel No.1--Lots one and thre the south
side of victoria Street, in Ed. vers'stnvey,
in said town.
On this propert is s' ate a frame pump
shop 36x8 and ad io - x22, with a portable
boiler and en i , c shafting, belting and
gearing, a good.- er, boring machine, wood -
turning =elm and a full outfit of pump
making tools and. implements.
Parcel No. 2• -Let 13 in Foley's first survey iu'
said town, except that portion thereof herel'o-
fore conveyed to one Wilkinson, On this par-
cel is situated a good double frame house 80x
42 with additions 15 x 16,15 x 10, 10 x 14,10 x 14
and 6 x 9 and with stoe foundation ad good
cellars, all said buildings being in good repair.
Parci4 No. 5—Part of Block B on the south
east corner of Victoria and Leopold Streets, in
the said Town, having a frontage on Victoria
Street of 7g rods,, and containing half an sore
more or less, particularly describedin the deed
thereof to the vendor, which. will be produced
at the time of sale.
On this pparcel is situate a good 1% story
fraise dwelling 88 x;24 with a kitchen 18 x 80,
and a good frame stable 18 x 30.
These properties aro all well situated and
offer excellent opportunities for intending in-
vestors.
Tams or Set. --Ten per cent. on the day of
sale and the balance in 20 days thereafter,
Rusher terms and conditions will be made
known on the day of sale or may be had on ap-
plication to the undersigned.
Dated this tlth dry of June, MO,
GEO. FRETWELL, R. VANSTONE,
Vendor. vendor's Solicitor.
r s'.^t' OX 0050 Oi COMfPtOt
T, e. sterTR, ENinFIO EYE SPEOMAIISt
Fl-a.luatc Tic
ork, Philadelphia, and Toronto
Oi,titat Colleges.
Call early and avail yourself of hit
valuable services, as this is arare
upptirtunity to have your eyes proper -
y tested, free of charge. No guess
work but a scientific certainty, Diff.
cult cases accurately fitted, ALL
Wong, GUAItANT14tiD.
C.i Z never cult n61)4%140 lioatet_
1#e rias also added a dare assortmentef arti-
ficial eyes to his stock, Wi11 be at
Colin A. Campbell's Drug Ston
Wingham, ono day -only
THURSDAY). JUNE 28, 1900,
1000
CHEAP CLUBBING RATES
Dofore renewing your papers enquire fol' our
chibbin clue,.
By elub',Ing a City Daily or Weekly with the
TiMf•:s you get all the time. The local pager
gives you the home news and the city Stiller the
t; Ali fetal t<syst 'WVtir Reports; can thus be ob.
tainetd in full,
Tho foilotving aro some of the C]Iubbing
Rates. moll paper for It year,
TIM/ ma pan, • - • $1 85
Advertiser. 1 40
Wilt
Globo
.-
Msii-Rintiiro • • 1 I 85p
,i
" Tamil Herald 1
" Daily Ni'Ws •AtiVert•175
'• world icor -•
2 6m0
1, .1Yilobr. - 2 25
r, w pfail•-Einpire - -1 2;,
1'fAnu do noti!'.nittioicorairtbatftiny gpou �i nb
VIIfor it, Clubbing rates mato witlt Agrieu1.
tame vapors rtSd Lo• Alustrth-r1 Magazintw.
We d,i not club with other local Supt s.
before yourpresent sttbsl� iptiiiki ex ires, Rah.
dcriptions may lx'Sin at any time. Present
subsrcribers td tlto .TMka wha aro paid.in ecl-
vnnr.A, taay obtain any of;Valeger pa era by
sending this a ttra )rice. tptions �or rsuy
st or r, elresd nt this oilin.
Remit bq I' O. order, kosfal Note, nevrve':
Order or negistet ed Letter. Addressor rule at
TIMES cl' 'XCE,
t4ingluun,'tsnt
Ste'ayett Prone the premises s tc' tanik'i"
sight tl ttlu"geese Blat'ks t• prop y) on i4uu Ley
vvening,.7tme 1t,
d, a 1 • ' ui'k lu•lndle row,
delwrued. i upgusetd t va oro' t'lWt, Any
pc'tson Icnowing ititytit g of tftc VOW's ?vhor,,.
abouts will 3Ibi -t• eomtintnit;ate with the an-
tdet'sigtietl.
LAWRENCE PE Wing .cin.
Clooleo Cotton Soot Com
• Is+' ' .'esstully used moat Y over
11),e0eLaclies. Safe, egeotu.. Ladies ask
r '
mad. Tyyakr udops fo: raCk• iva, Rats Cami
itations
are Bang' ' .. rico, No. X,1;1 Or
bel XYo, 2,10 cdegre - conger, $a por box. Ire
1 �ouru�3,a,uaiiedon receipt of prig° ,ii two 4-eent
�g-'lvos.1 iatcid 2 sod and rrecomWmended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
No.1 and No. 2 are sold in Wintrhnm by A. L.
ldainiltun, J. E. Davis, A. A. Marrow, Colin A.
Campbell, Druggists.
W. ARMOUR
KJINT =CIE
will pay the highest .cash price
for Eggs and good Butter in Tubs.
WALKER & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WIIgGHAM.
:light calls at Button Meek, or rim
door south of School House. Shop op-
postte.bluodonaid block.
ABNER COSENS
General insurance and Loan .Agent.
d'i - LIFE—The Ontario Mutttel.
FIRE—The Non -tariff Com-
ponies.
cq ACCIDENT-- The London
Guarantee and Accident.
PLATE GLASS --The Do-
tral minion.
[--i - Money at Lowest Rates,
In office corner of Minnie and Patrick
Streets every Friday afternoon audSat-
urclay.
LLOYD'Eir
MORTIOED SCREEN 000
The best value in the market.
Gasoline and Oil Stoves
Lawn Mow ers
If you intend painting it will pay yon to tool;, at aewv of the litany
houses that were painted with 5, W'. i'. last season :--llise Fisher (two
houses;) A. Cosens, W, J. Chapman, Chas, Nendersun, Benj. Jenkins (two
houses.)
YOUNG & PA.ULIN
Just
Arrive
OEALED TEN RS addressed to lie under -
I.7 signed and en. med. "Tend for Close
Piling, Owen Soun Grey, Ont` will be re-
ceivecl at this office u 41 'Pride , lSth day of
June, 1900, for the eonsti etion , piosopiling at
Owen Sound,CountyofG•,a ording to avian
and as eeificationtobesee. a heoffice ofH.A..
Gray, Resident Engin r, Confederation
Life Buil 'ng, Toronto, O' . .n application to
the Custom Rouse Oilicer O en Sound, Ont.,
and at the De artment.o' ub Works,
Tenders will not be nsider unless rondo
in the form supplied, cl signed with the ac-
tual signatures of te' overs.
An accepted ban] cheque, sitiay s le to the
order of the Mini. er of Publio " mks, for
three thousand d ars (68,000.00,) mu: accom-
pany each ten • , The cheque will ie for-
feited if tho pa y decline the eontrac 1 ' r fail
to complete t .'work contracted for, al will
be returned .. ease of non-acceptance of t der.
The Dem t ment does not bind itself t' ac-
cept the 1• vest or any tender.
Depa ment of Public
Bworksy Order
• JOS. Il. ROY,
noting Secretary.
, t
awe, May 23rd, 1900.
N. vspapers inserting this advertisement
wi ' out authority from the Department, will
not be paid for it.
e During
One crate, White Iron Stone China, Eclipse pattern,
very pretty goods. These goods were ordered last
October. So you get the benefit of the advance.
Cups and Saucers,
Cups only,
Saucers only, •
Fruit Saucers,
Pie Plates,
Tea Plates, - �.
Breakfast Plates,
- 80c per doz.
60c
20e e0
40c
600
▪ 70c
80c
Toilet Sets (5 pieces) for $3..25.
Bowls, each, 5c. -
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at GRIFF N'S
Leads all the way. M5 •%NICHOLSO Jnr PIIOTOS
We handle Deering Machinery out and
out, but this week we will dwell partiou
larly on our binders. They are a good
thing. It is easy to push them along 111.
z$.ore ways .than one. The Deering
Binder is the best in the world, and
moreover,there are more of them in this
mundane sphere than of any er
make, The proof of the cake ' in the
eating and the binder in t ' cutting.
We are willing to wor o •f aehine be-
side any other bind' . oder the sun.
Last year we were on y once successful
in getting a competitor to stand. beside
us in the field. We won out. We knew
we wonld. We are praying for a chance
to do it again. Read this:
Wingham, July 20th, 1000.
The Deering Harvester Company.
Ctentle men,—We the undersigned, being ap-
pointed directors of the Wingham Farmers'
Flax Co., having decided to cut our flax with a
binder, and as flax is very hard to out, we de-
cided to have it test of the different binders.
We invited Massey -Harris, McCormick and
Deeringg, The McCormick did not cone into
the fieldof contest but cat flax in another field.
After sexing their work and comparing the
work when done, of the binders, we have de-
cided that the Deering binder draws one horse
lighter, is easier to Jiandle, Makes the best
work in general; and for these reasons have
purchased a Deering binder.
(Signed) Directors of Wingham Farmers'
lax Company; Wm. Drummond foremun;
Amos Tipling, Pres,: A. Young, Drummond, _foreman
W. J. Henderson, P. Powell, Directors,
Deering Binders, Mowers and rake
are for sale by
Elliott Bros.
Victoria Street.
A Tailor's
Talk -
would be useless • unless
the fit, style and quality
were apparent to back up
every statement. We
don't talk volumes, but
our suits talk for us, and
our prices wilt suit you.
Leave your order for
that new
smixa SUIT OR
OVERCOAT
Et Ow AR E J,
-"7BUILDER and
CONTRACTOR
We are still in the building business and aro
prepared to take contracts for the erection of
all kinds' of buildings.
Plans and specifications fturoished on short
notice. Workmanship guaranteed and at rea-
sonable rates.
WM. NICHOLSON.
Residence Diagnol street, opposite Francis
street.
THE STUDY
OF FABR OS
style, cutting, making, the desire to
please and to give the utmost value, puts
the question of satisfaction of our cus-
tomers beyond the shadow of a doubt.
High Classed tailoring
is not necessarilyhigh-priced. You twill
find proof of this by calling en us, ex-
amining otir goods, getting prices and
leaving year order for a suit.
Robt. Maxwell
TRY
M. E. ZIJRBR1GG'S
Do" floor gallery,
opp. Presb. Church.
Family Groups a Specialty.
Enlarging, Copying, Remounting,
Do you want
tsa
soap
flora -.
syrup
coffee
spices
catsup
fruits
cheese
whislcs
pickles
brooms
brushes
candies
vinegar
biscuits
6051 oil
gelatine
starches
Sardines
castor oil
shoe polish
stinee meat
ove polish
canned goods
balcing powder
livap chimneys
uorkand beans
Worcester'sauee
sewing machine o114
Prices as low as the lowest.
A niee present given away with every
1610 worth of goods.
R. S. Reid
high Art Tailor`, Winghani. Shaw Block.
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,.,.
Si, is Priceless
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Get your sight tested. It costs nothing.
AVE FIT SPEOTAOLES
Scientifically, Correctly
Try us.
Reasonably,.
Staled next Griffin's Grocery, fsPTtCfA.N A.11,0 43111911TAitt,
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