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MQINDOO
fLushlls
AND
Ginoha s
THE WING1UX TINES, JUNE 29, WOO
J. R. Munelen 's change of a,dvt,
cattle to baud tco ate for this week.
Alterations are co 1il•.ted and he is now
prepared for bush ss.
---Doti miss the celebration in
Gaderieh on 'ecltlt'sday when the
Huron Old B s will be entertained.
Cheap ratespat G. T. R.
aindles, for axes, binovels,.
raters, was delivered to
Inuits on Tuesday from
lo works.
—A load of
forks and ha
our local iter
the Blyth hart
—Messrs.
Wroxeter an
in charge Ot' tl
our public s
are writing.
—The List
J. A. Hacking
1 town in cam
can:dsclature f
{
Cumulous.
—TLD Irish
twenty years
The first nu
with Patrick
prop, ior.
We have in ,t opened another lot,l
Cf Pretty White and Col..red Masi Ins.
00) v' tide Fancy Laced Sts ipes,,
and Dimities ; .Barred llnslins in
White, Blae, Black and Creatn. Ex-
tra good „ patterns for D esses and
Blouses. You will be delighted with
th'e glee ty and color inns, Imported
to sett at 2.0 and 25 cents. Balance
to be cleated at 15e.
Gloves and hosiery.
500 pairs plain and Fancy Hose,
English Samples, double sole, heel
and tae, regular Ve.and 50e. Sat-
urday, choice of lot for 25 cents.
doz. Children's Fast Blade
Hose for 2'c.
Black Creon Skirts.
These marked down, high quality,
black goods for Saturday gives you
and excellent choice at a very say
ing cost. Yon will find them most
inviting values. 200 yards Black
French Crepous in Silk and Wool,
raised designs, small and large pat
terns, richly finished, usual price
$1.40, $1.75 and$200; choice $1.25.
° Saturday Bargains.
200 Men's Linen Ccilars for 5c
each.
200 Men's Rose worth 30e for 20c.
300 Remnants ir. Prints, Dress
Goods, Mullins, Cretons, Art Muslins,
Laces and Embroideries at very
special prices.
Good value in Ready-made and
Ordered Clnthing, Underwear, Hats,
Shoes and Slippers.
Specials at
otters and Watters of
Gerrie respectively,. are
entrance examination in
tool, Over sixty pupils
Gordon Young
it owls visiting relit
Il:awar l Mole
Bawler stair spats
Mr. A. Hinck
guest at A. E. Su
week.
Jahn E. Davis colt a business trip to
Teesweter,. Go •io end Wroxeter on
Tuesday.
Mrs. James
her sister,. Mrs
vale road..
Diss Jennie
tended the 1'I
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank
a few weeks vi
and Loudon.
Remy Bond,
Blyth spent S.
William Bond. •
John E. Davi
Gocterich last n
turning Friday
Mrs. Geo, Ne
attending her
Snaith, who is i
wel Standard mentions
ud T. E, Hay of that
•+etion with the Liberal
r North Perth for the
Rev. N. S.
ousehold effee
occupied by W
W. Johns. Re
store, we hear,
—Several pee
bad habit of ask
enough. Yes,
If on any oceas].
enough we shall
it ktvn.
We are vet- pleased to say that
William Bond, recently so seriously
injured, is mal Ing good progress to-
ward recovery. Though his arm is still
onditi is as favorable
ted.
anadian, a publication of
o, is to be revived again.
ber appeared yesterday
Boyle as editor and
f Colborne was in
yes en Tuesday.
Gi'3 oi' tho Listelvol
Sunday in WiugIlam.
, of Oshawa, was n
tit's a few days this
Burwash has moved his
s into his block recently
Patterson, and now by
. Burwash will open a
these premises •shortly.
e have fallen into the
ng you if it is warm
is, Let that settle it.
it should not bo warm
ake pleasure in making
FIGINDOO'S
very painful his
as could be exp
«•• jn y 13c for choice tub
buttL'.
MINOR LOCALS.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
•
Regular meet
C. 0. F. this (Fri ay) evening.
—A complete st
and envelopes at ti
—C. H. Flood
present slightly im:
—Timms for 40 o
—With cele
Clifford, Wrox
rations at Teeswater,
ter, two picnics in Wing -
ham and a C. 0. F. picnic at Brusrels
on Monday ne t, Winghamites will have
as to where they will
lay.
a`a of Galt is 'tisiting
lobert Maxwell, Blue-
taugleam of Myth at-
nntt-Ootlstable wedding
Ali
a good chola
spend the ho
In cousid
oil from who
have resolve
old price, 20
sent rate we
be remember
—As state(
a meeting
organize it, lo
hospital for
meeting wil
chamber, M
g of Court Maitland,
k of invitation cards
TIMES office.
f Woodstock is at
oved in health.
nts till January 1
1901. Subscribe nov.
—Regular mons
Town Council on A
—Four car loads
from the Wingha
week.
Apprentices wanted at once. Two
young ladies to learn tailoring.
tf WEBSTER & Co.
of closed on Thurs-
or the mid -summer
sly meeting of the
onday evening next.
f salt were shipped
a Salt Works this
-.The public so
day of this week
holidays.
—The C. P. R
ployees in Manitob
prospects.
—Heavy rain w
peg and several
Tuesday night.
—Tho tenants
are up-to-date, ha
labor for this yea
—Many farmer
commenced hayi
heavy crop this
—Visiting ca
tions are specs,
Call and see o'
—The Bruc
Girls of Toren
to 'Walkerton
—Camp Cal,
will hold its
Friday °venin
—We regret
year old son of
Winnipeg has b
...The Owen
the Letnen circa
aggregation tha
—Chas. Goocl1
ing around a VC
Drat of his face al
—The Listow.
first large i+hipnit
leaving rent ti eat
_Stanley Me
War cot -renew
Ifenplirs tt'rn stru k in the thigh with g
a lest on May 1 h.
—Colin A.
attractive
"Sen -Sen."
Japanese la
Japanese p
"Sen -Sen" p
and effective
and babe are away on
it to fr e ids i;t Lucan
wife and children, of
nday with his father,.
took a wheeling trip to
>ok, going Thursday, re -
.A. Mother's Opinion.
Mrs. J. Snelling,_'Underwood, Ont., •
sags that she used Dr. Low's Pleasant
Worn Syrup in her family for the past
ei:,ht years, and she knows of uothing
so good for children who snfi'tr frc,in
wortes.
vtou is in Loudosboro'
mother, Mrs. William
Fred. Ewart ' f Detroit spent a few
with Amos Tipling of
d.
sick and children, of
le guest of her sister,
doe.•
representing The Shep-
pard Publishiva Co., Toronto, gave the
days last week
e Blnevale ro
Mrs. (Rev.)
Toronto, are
Mrs. M. H. Mei
Wm. B. Hop
ration of the drop in coal
salers our local merchants
to make a reduction to the
ants a gallon.. The 25
forced on. dealers, as will
d, last fall.
in our columns last week
i11 be held to -night to
al branch in aid of a free.
oor consumptives. The
be held in the council
or Clegg in the chair.
—There w
to Detroit th
a, wire the otl
ham rate wo
former rates
the Orange
would not b
A CARD
Wo, the undersigned, do 'hereby agree
to refund the money on a twenty -live
cent bottle of Dr. 'Wills' English Pills,
if, after using three fourths of contents
of bottle, they do not relieve Constipf,-
don and Headache, We also warrant
that four bottles will permanently Duro
the most obstinate cases of Constipation,
Satisfaction or no pay -when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used.
A. A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
'Wingham, Ont.
0.A. Campbell, Chemist and Druggist,
Wingllani, Out,
A. L, Hamilton, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wingham, Out,
Trues a callcbn
Mr.. and Mx
Seaforth, wet
Sperling's a few
George Tervi
Whitechurch and
He reports the ro
Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. T. J. Homut
James Leech, Gor
Campbell has this week an
dow. It is completely
The central figure is a
y, of course she holds a
solo. "Sen -Sen" fans and
ckages complete this pretty
advertisement.
uesday.
Jas. McMichael, of
guests at F. G.
lays this week.
visited •Bracebridge,
Belgravc on Sunday.
s very dusty.
. Sperling and Mrs.
were the guests of
ie, on Tuesday.
Coventry of the
aft, New York City,
ays withher mother
is culling out em -
owing to poor crop
—Gavin D
a cow which
r ,cord of Mi
cow. Her
TIMES of two
should keep
and butter
know what is
reported at Winni-
stricts of Manitoba
W. ARMOUR
KENT. BLOOS
Will pay the highest cash price
for Eggs and good Butter in Tubs,
Miss Bertha
Flushing %Hospital s
is spending her heli
in town.
Rev. James Ham iton of Palmerston,
formerly pastor of the Wingham
Baptist church, visi ed friends in town
this Week.
The no Orange excursion
year. The G. T. R. soot
er 'day that their Wing-
ld be $8.90—almost double
In consideration of this
en have decided time it
advisable to do business.
vidson of the Junction has
he thinks, can beat the
ie -Beech, W. G. Howsou's
records were given in the
weeks ago. Mr. Davidson
ount of his cow's milk
or a week thea we will
which.
1 the Beaver Block
ng done their statue
DR. AGNEW,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
Office-•Macdonild Mock, over J. E. Davis`
Drug Store. Night calls answered at the office.
—The Depa 'tment of Justice has sent
the police magistrates of
.string them to impose the
nishment upon all tramps
them. This limit is six
Central Prison, and the
rder is to chase out of the
se undesirable gentry.:
erron, the oliginator of
icyclo Company, died in'
onday, aged 45 years.
conducted a bicycle busi-
ord, he then moved to
e, health failing hien, he
out circulars
the province,
fall limit of p
brought befor
months in the
object of this
province all th
—D, C. Hen
the Goderich
Brantford ou
At ono time he
ness in Brant
Goderich, whe
was forced to ell. He has lived retired
in Brantford :ince his removal from
Godericll.`
in this section have
g. Hay will not- be a
ear.
is and wedding invite -
ides at the TIMES Office.
r stock.
County Old Boys and
o will run an excursion
July 24th.
onia, Sons of Scotland
ext regular n:oeting on
of neat week,
state that the seventeen
City Clerk Hadskis of
en drowned.
Howard Findlay
Findlay left ou Thu
Long Island, Ne
have secured situati
Barry Carr, Wi
Sellery wheeled fr
Wednesday and
days with friends in
T. McGuire, son
of Morris visited
week. Tom is sec
ston Pork Packing
and Miss Mellisa
sday for Glencove,
York where they
n8.
lie Orr and Briley
m Woodstock on
re spending a few
town.
f Charles McGuire
the homestead last
etary for the Palmer -
Company. •,
WEB EG & BUTTON
LLOYD'S
MORTICED SCREEN DOOR
' UNDERTAKERS, WINw-tett.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School House. Shop op-
posite Macdonald block..
FARMERS
The best value in the market.
MEMMVINalcpallstiemommeassznarsamammarraamowel
Gasoline and Oil Stoves
Lawn Mow ers
ff you intend painting it will pay you to look at a few of the many
houses that were painted with S. W. P. last season ;—Mise ]Fisher (two
houses;) A, Comm, W. J. Chapman, Chas. Ilendorsun, Benj, Jenkins (two
houses.)
and anyone having live stock or other
articles they wish to dispose of, should adver-
tise the same for sale in the TIMES. Oaf largo
circulation tolls and it will be strange indeed if
you do not gget a customer. We can't guarantee
that you. will .sell because you may ask more
for the article or stock than it is worth. Send
your advertisement to the Tt.Es and try this
plan of disposing of your stock and other
articles,
E. P. Paulin, rs. Paulin and child
spent last week v •ry pleasantly. They
made a. driving t, ur through Goderich,
Bayflild, the fa , ous city of St. Joseph,
an ensall..
John. Aikens, of Detroit, and Mark
Aikens, of Wia ton, came house to at-
tend their sis er's wedding , and are,
spending a few days in town, calling on
old friends anc acquaintances.
A. E. W. T
Thompson o
Zetland, is 1
Mr. Thompsol
and his sermo
by our excha
E. A.: Drak
ger Agent of
River Railw
nesday ende
cursionfrom
was not sue
NE
SONALS.
We shall be glad
this column from n
have visitors or p
drop ith and tell us,
effect.
otu'id Tinges says that
was the "butntniest"
ever pitched a tont.
rut's little boy in play -
on fell cutting a piece
d skinning it badly.
Chair 'Co. made its
1t of chairs this week,
load (2000) to Wintti-
W. 3. Greer
Miss Lillie Tui
Saturday.
Dr. W. T. H
on Tuesday,
George Butt
in town on Tue
George Teel
Thtnrsday of 1
Miss Bell Pot
cousin, . Mies Et
Miss Annie
home in Ethel o
Mrs. It,obott
to -day for Asht
1.1iss Mary Mc
ing with Wingh
Messrs. S'tna t and Johnston of
Listowel spent 5 inday in town,
ft for Guelph yesterday
t his sister..
neon and Miss Maud
in Toronto.
to have contributions to
y of our readers. If yeti
ose going away yourself,
r send us a note to that
"Bob"
J.
Manager
Bobwas
Mugs
Allen
as miller
Brochelba
pprentfc
ing in Brussel
Morris
men that
J. J.
taken a
residence
Dr. Elliott
if one iii
tools iu m
circles in
tion is a
S. Maxwe
Brandon, Man
their honeym
born' and To
Wiughant on
guests of Ro
road. Mr. an
tgeir home in
Tel
popularC.
of
a
campus,and
t for
journal.
eown, South African
ent for the Mad and
as in Gorrie, Tuesday.
sman left for Sarnia on
loway was in Harriston
ompson,. son. of George
Goderich, formerly of
ow a Bachelor of Arts.
has entered the ministry,
s are very well spoken of
ges.
, Travelling and Passent�-
he Lake Erie and Detroit
y, was in town on Wed-
oring to arrange for an ex -
ere to Port Stanley. Ho
ssful.
Ram
uk.
a eshi
boy, a
to
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe,effeetuai. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills andg
er
imitations , ,10 degrees stronger $8 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8 -cent
stamps,
os. The Cook 2ao a aim rrecommended by ail
responsible Druggists in Canada.
No.1 and No. 2 are sold in Wingham by A. L.
Cambell; 3. E. Davis,s A. A. Morrow, Colin A.
Ord brother of the very
elford, Bank of Hamilton
hesley, is now a B. A.
eading man on 'Varsity
oreover wrote some good
"'Varsity", the college
YOUNG
For Photos
TRY
M. E. Z CJ RB,R1GG'S
Down floor gallery,
opp. Presb. Church.
Family Groups a Specialty,
Enlarging, Copying, Remounting.
Easy Lessons in life Assurance.
Why Should I Insure my Life i'
1. Because the moment my life is in-
sured my estate is worth fully the
amount of my policy in addition to its
previous value.
2nd Because if. I o vned a house the
valde of which was $1,000.00, I should
deem it a duty to keep it insured; then.
h¢w much more a duty, havingbut one
life worth $1,000.00 a year to my family
to keep that insured..
Every man will die; only one house
in 500 will burn. Seel
ABNER COSLNS,
Agt. The Mutual Life Assurance Co.
of Canada. -
y has accepted a situation
ith Howson, Harvey &
Mr. Ramsey spent his
in Wroxeter mill, finish -
and Galt. He is an old
one of the nicest young
hip has produced.
f Listowel was a visitor
day.
d was ie. Clinton on
week.
ell is the guest of her
el Xing.
leA.11istor.loft for her
Thursday.
entrant left a week ago
Wile, Ohio.
lroy, of Blyth, is visit -
m friends.
Wm. resin nt1
Where he will vis
Miss Lott Ewer
Davis are visitie
Mrs. Tarry Se 'cries and babe are
shins her paten>: im ;.Ie:iforth.
Elliot
lease
On
mo
may ju
unit'
Cliff
value
AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE TOW PROPERTY.
Pursuant to the powers vested in me as
Assignee of the Estate and, Effects of Sextus
E. Sent, of the Town of Wingliam inthe County
of Huron, Hardware Merchant, I will offer for
sale by Public Auction, by Peter Deans, Auc-
tioneer, at Swarts' .Hotel in the said Town of
Wingham, on Tuesday the 17th day, of July A.
D. 1900 at the hour of Iwo o'clock in the after-
noon, true following valuable property, that is
to say: '
The south part of lot number 7 on the north
west corner of Josephine and victoriastreets,
in Foley's survey, in said Town of Win ham
being the property known os the "Kent Block"
and pparticularly described in the deed thereof -
to Edwin'Kent which will be produced at the
time of sale.
On this property is situate a solid Brick block
3 stories High, 80 feet by 100 feet: It is well
situated in the business portion of the town,
and offers tm excellent opportunity for any one
wishing a permanent investment.
TERMS OF SAVE.
The property will be sold subject to a reserve
bid. Ten per cent. of the purchase money will
be paid on the day of sale and the balance with-
in 80 days thereafter. Further particulars and
conditions wilt be made known on the day of
sale or inay be had on supplication to E. L.
Dickinson, Barrister, &c., Wingham W. R.
Hobbs, Es London, or to the undersigned.
Dated. at Wingham this 21st day of June, MO.
R, VANSTONE, 7, A. CLINE, Wingham,
Solicitor for Assignee. Assignee.
V. S. of Clifford has
f the Golley, office and
ctorsa andMinnfe streets.
-es here this week, and,
e by the active part he
al, education and social
rd, Winghaul's acquisi-
le one.
1 and Mrs. Maxwell of
toba, have been spending
on in Montreal, Peter-
nto. They arrived in
turday and are ROW the
err Maxwell, Blnievale
Mrs. Maxwell leave for
•andon to -morrow.
Oliver Creme :11 was a brewers sots.
Geo. "Wilson & t+ o., of St. Catharines.
lost about $10,000 y lire in their lumber
yard. They are 's 11 insured.
Alex. Campbell of Brussels is in
London where he s to have an operation
performed on his eyes, which have been
been 'troubling h in all winter.
Seaforth acid Mrs. D,T1• W11 ttltt
returned from he old Cid Country ore
Sattlyd:ly evens g, Juno 10. They had a
pleasant voyag' and both look well after
ou joying (Ad c • 'try air for a couple of
!months.
THINGS
NECESSARY
ABOUT
DEERI] G
MOWERS
PAULIN
°L NICHOLS014
BUILDER and
OONTR.ACTOR.
We are still in the building business acid are
prepared to take contracts for the erection of
all ldnds of buildings.
Plans and specifications furnished on short
notice. Workmanship guaranteed and at rot»
sonablo rates.
WM. NICHOLSON.
Residence Diagnol street, opposite Francis
street.
to the successful tailor are: A
stook of Superior Cloth, Know-
ledge of his Business, Skill in
Cutting and Fitting; and prices
which aro low enough to attract
withont being low enough to
lessen value.
The possession of these essen-
tials makes us confident of pur
success in pleasing every patrbn.
We guarantee satisfaction.
Rohl,. Maxwell
High Art Tailor, Wingham.
Do you grant
tea
soap
••fiou� ..
spices
catsup
fruits
cheese
whisks
pickles
brooms
brushes
candies
vinegar
biscuits
coal oil
gelatine
h„arches
sardines
castor oil
shoe polish
mince meat
stove Polish
canned goods
baking powder
lamp chimneys
pork and beans
Worcester' sauce
sewing machine nil?
Prices as low as the lowest.
A nice present given away with every
$10 worth of goods.
eid
Shaw Block.
cit- V , 'r'.,W- Ctlj-acs2%,?.Gt- IMd L9 11v -tBt' ti9` :IP5U-StZt
Fanners, if you want a new mower
and aro in doubt as to which is the best,
invite all the agents to try their ma-
chines in your field. Salve field, same
day, •'2'ou should bo able to tell pretty
Nearly what is which. Then buy tho
one that suits yon best. The Deering
Mower was never beaten in a field trial.
Tt is the favorite ie. Canada, United
States, Australia, England, Scotian;;
France, Norway, Russia, Italy, Ger-
many and Holland. The Deering Mower
ss universal. It is the easiest running
machine made. We are prepeeed to
prove it to your by actual work. Works
not words talk. Remember the Deering
has' the works.
LtOTT BROS
t
Victoria St., Winghatti
Gooseberries
�l.
ed and Black Currants. f
1
Having made arrangements with a
Canning Factory we are prepared to take
any quantity of Red and Black Currants
and Gooseberries
at GRIF]FIN'S
(i .w.. - 1-W41 4. ate— .SW:moi , ':tr'11-..)vii ss
WANTED
A man to represent us at Vein• dian growls Nursery
and surrounding
country, in the sale of our choice
Stock, A permanent payln pos wltll chance of advanc -
lade with a suitable man to
nient. Arrangements wil
ELL, DELIVER and - LECT. Good poly weekly.