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AUGUST
We have arranged so pleas-
ing a selection of bargains for
this month that we think no
COniillents are necessary.
Make your arrangements to
do your shopping where )ou
get everything good and up-
to-date at reduced prices.
Prints
AND
Muslins
25 pieces pretty patterns of
Crum's best English Prints,`
regular price 121:2 c, -August
prices 1OC.
New American Blue .Mus
fins, very new and pretty, reg.
25c and'soc, reduced to clear
at 15C,
SHIRT WAISTS
25 New Shirt Waists, just
opened, all good shades, for
sac, 75c and $i.00.
Cool, Thin, Gloves
and Hosiery.
150 Samples of these fine
goods at regular wholesale
prices
NEW GOODS .
Silks, Satins, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Laces, Ready-made
Clothing, Corsets and Kid
Gloves at
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Xtate struck by Council Monday Night.—
Wm. Guest,
Appointed Caretaker of
Cemetery.—Other Business.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Town Council was held on Monday
evening. Mayor Clegg in the chair.
Members absent, Councillors Holmes
and Beattie. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved. Thos. Irwin's
resignation as caretaker of the cemetery
was read.
Chisholm—Newton.—That the resig-
nation of Thos. Irwin, as caretaker of
the Wingham cemetery be accepted.—
Carried.
Applications for the vacant position
were read from Wm, Guest and James
Deyell.
Chisholm- Bell—What Wm. Guest be
appointed caretaker of the Wingham
cemetery on the same terms and condi-
tions as Thos. Irwin. ---Carried.
FINANCE REPORT
The following accounts were recent -
mended for payment by the Finance
Committer—
Bell Telephone Co, rent of 'phone .$ 7 50
F. S. Flanagan, half year's use of
house for alarm
5 00
Button & Pessaut, pumping water 36 00
Thos. Irvin, salary. .. 12 50
H. B. Elliott, printing and adver-
tising . 8 40
Electric Light Co., lights, Jttly .. 35 17
A. Hod, labor, streets6 00
G. N. W. Tel. Co., telegram, 27
Hart & Riddell, supplies = 2 16 f
Beattie tiros, freight and cartage. 7 07
Jas. Brock, labor, streets, ... , .... 6 Q0
Geo. McKenzie, cedar posts..,... 1 16
W. O. Stuart, assisting measuring
sidewalks . 1 75
P. Patterson, inspecting sidewalks 41 27
T. Hall, printing and advertising, 3 00
ir. Vain ormnan, salary , 42 00
Juo. Clegg & Co, supplies.... 7 07
R. Tennant, local improvement2 48
Victoria Hospital for Ed. Sherman 47 80
Zi18. DMDiannae, teaming 6 60
Your committee would also ream- h
mend that the ratty of titrationfor the
present year be 20 mills on the dollar. S
.T IL C/Astley ',, Chairman.
Cfr1/411 tl.u---Bp4l-That the rrport of
the Nuance Cotninntee as read be 1
adopted. ---Carried.
An account of $15 from the Town
Baud ft.r three open air eoucerts was
read and on nLotir,tt of Councillors
Newton and Me enzie the amount was
ordered to be paid.
ByIawv No, 417, fixing the rate of
taxation for the present year at 20 millson the dollar was put through the
varus stages andpassed,By-law No. 418, to borrows $1000 to
retlt current expenses was recd three
ms and pissed,
bra Mayor brought up the mutter of
rent of Ed. Shermen,'s house, .All the
Councillors thought Council hzltl done
pretty well in this caro and were all of
the opinion that both Mr. Sheerman find
his soother would be better cared for, at
the Mouse of Refuge than they razz be
in Wingham. The landlord of their
dwelling could not be expected to lase
his rent money. The matter was left in
the hands of the Executive Committee
with, power to net, ori motion of Bell
and Chisholm.
Bent--Chzshohn That the balaneo of
the school levy be paid over as the saute
may be required.—carried,
DCe
n2ze-t
ewto -
h
atroPublic
Works Committee be ti'
tir to flare
the wank on east nide ofjoselzhiuestreet,
! north. of G.. T. R. track repaired as per
Engineer's award, as Mr, Barber has
not comuplied with the written notice
from this council. -*Carried,
Council then aclaotuuo:t,
PERSONALS,
!
We shall'be glad to have rontribations to
1 this column frozn any of our readers. ie ymt
have visitors or pmrpose going away yourself,
drop in and tell us, or send us e auto to that.
1 effect.
Miss Bell was visiting Galt friends
this week.
Miss McPhee, of Parhhhili is a guest at
1W. P. Grierson'a.
Dr. Agilely. spent a few days this
wa:k in Brantford.
i
; E. 1 rtalwill is visiting in London,.
Sarnia and Detroit.
Mrs. Pilgrani, of Brantford, is a gnest
at Rich. Herdsman's.
Miss Edith Hall is visiting friends iso
Tara and Owen Sound.
Mrs. Kennedy of Seaforth is visiting
w:t'.i Winghaun friends.
Mrs. F. Seyfera and children are visit-
ing with friends in Preston.
Jos. Kincaid, of Chicago, is renewing
old acquaintances in town.
Miss Reynolds of St. Thomas is visit-
ing with her pauentsin town,
Mrs. Wm. Lewis spent a few days
with Toronto friends this week.
MIr. and Mrs. W. J. Haines visited Brussels, Oct. 4-5,
with Blyth friends on Tuesday. Fordwich, Oct. 6.
R, Runciman of Toroute visited his Clinton, Sept. 20-21.
son, R. W. Runciman, last week. Palmerston, Sept. 25-20.
Miss Arlia Hill of Walkerton is the
Dune. Stewart, cf Campbell's drug
store and fill Farquharson, of 1s lug's
store azz' enjoying their holidays this
week.
Mr. mid Diss. MoNally of t'hc slc':',
have been the guests' of 1VI'z and Airs. 3.
B. Ferguson end other Winghein friends
this weals.
A. Walker, of Toronto, is visit-
ing with les brother JarneS Walk( r
in town amici with his parents in East
Wawanosh.
Mrs, 'T. Hall is visiting with her eldest
SOP. in Do Pere, Wisconsin. Sho was
fineonzpauicd by her sons, Walter and
ast
� cisi•
E o.
1
7)r. Tarilbzill of Gotlerich was the
guest of T)r•. Agnew one day lest creek,
Er. Turnbull accompanied 1)r. Agnew
on his trip to Europe. •
Misses May Armitage, Watfori; Edith
Gibson, Wroxeter; Florence Clarke,
Toronto; Cr rife Clarke, Blyth, aro the
guests of the. Misses Sperling,
T. E. Corny n, who has been with a
eomecly comiipanr-playing in the Mara;
tine provinces for some time is visiting
with relatives and friends in town.
James Fleuty attended the old boys'
vs—radon demonstration. at 'Walkerton
last week. He also spent a few days
with his son, W. J. nerdy at South-
ampton. -
Misses Kirtie and Mabel Ross have re-
turned Immo from Philadelphia, Pa.
They were accompanied home by their
auiat, Miss Sarah M. Wilson and Miss
Snaboly, who are the guests of Dir. Hurl
Mrs. Alex Ross. This is Miss Suabely's
first visit to Canada.
7'11E FALL FAKES,
North-Western, Wingham, Sept. 27:25.
Western, London, Sept. 0-15.
Listowel, Listowel, Sept. 18.10.
Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 27 to Sept. S.
Northwestern, Goclerich, Sept. 18-10,
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 18-19.
N. Perth, Stratford, Oct. 2-8.
W. Wellington, Harriston, Sept. 20-27.
Teeswater, Sept. 25-26,
Exeter, Sept: -18-10.
guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Percy Bill.
Miss McKenzie, of Detroit, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. W. C. ;Mayor.Miss Laird and Miss Bonner, of New
York, N. Y. are guests at H. Davis'.
Ed. Grifu went to Port Huron on
Saturday. He intends residing. in that
city.
Miss Jessie McLean, of Henson, is
visiting with her cousin, Miss Nellie
Rosa.
Mrs. Reid of Toronto was a guest of
the Misses Stewart for a few days this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell are
spending a week with friends in Wel-
lesley.
Harry Downing of Brussels has taken
a situation iso Wingham. with John Bugg
& Son.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. McIndoo are en-
joying a few holidays with friends at
Peterboro.
Chester Davis is relieving a young
man at Kincardine G. T. R. station for
two weeks.
Mrs. W. Goy left Wednesday morn-
ing for Brantford, where she will spend
a few weeks.
J. A.
Cline was in Ripley on Tuesday
inspecting some lumber for the Union
Furniture Co.
Miss Irene Butchart, from near Clif-
ford, is spending a, few weeks with
friends in town.
John Kerr and three children spent
part of this and last week with his
father in Loudon.
Miss Grace Newton has returned
licme from her three weeks' visit with
Goderieh friends.
John Farquharson, wife awl Children,
of Teeswater were visiting Winghamfriends on Tuesday.
Rabt. McDougall, of East Wawanosh,
left for 'Winnipeg on Tuesday, where he
will reside in future.
Miss Jeminie Maeitlath has returned
roma a five weeks' visit with her grand.father at St, George,
Miss Ella Deans and 'Diaster Frank
Gillcspie are visiting with Mrs. J. W.
Vauatter at Goderieh.
Mrs. H. Briefinan of Kincardine Is
-visiting with her parents in town, Mr,
and Mrs. John Allenby.
ltobt. Scott, License lCspector for
North Wellington, attended the Wing -
ant races on Aug. 2aict.
Dirs. (D,r.) linsman and children, of
arnia, are guests of her parents, Mr.
anal Mrs. Thos. Holmes.
Dirs. S. W. Dodd is representing the
0301 Rebekah lodge at the Grand Lodge
:eating in Hamilton this week.
Wallace Stewart, son of Peter Stewart,
has returned home from Glencoe, where
he has been attending High School.
Miss Stena Price, of Owen wind, and
M'ss Boll Price, of Walkerton, are visit.
lug with their uncle, I. IL Gordon,
Mrs, Harsco Newton and two ehi'ct,
ran, of riodeifeh, are visiting for e. few
days at the home of Councillor Newton,
Um. A. B. Brown and children and
MIM 14. Itunciman of Cleveland, were
'isiting at R. W. 1 uncilium's last week.
BORN.
HUPH'Ea.—Iu Tucnberz'y, on .Tply 20, the wife
o oht, Hupfer of a daughter.
BnEaivaiDc s.—In Tnrnberry, on July 25
td e wife of ,TosBreckenridge of e daughter.
,ivsou In Lower Winglcam, on Augt t
and the wife of Wm Ransom, a dam liter.LT,'tox r.—In wingham, on A.ugus 4th, e
wife of Wm. Elliott, n daughter.
Pa • xEa.—In East Wawanosh,August tith,
t rife of Mr. Alex. Parker, of a claugliter.
ilIAILICIED
Kefoknx—MaDowerrr. -- At Bown enville
Ont., on Aug. 1 by the Rev. J. Kennedy, of
London, Miss Addie Louise, daughter of the
1at(' Rev. O. McDowell, formerly of Winghant,
to George E. Kennedy, ,of Ott wa brother to
Dr. J. P. Kennedy, Winghant.
A.rnt nsoN—Bonorm.—.A.t tll0 residence of
by ev vale,
Douglas At., nderson, of Kinloss;
us Margaret Hodgins, of Bolyroocl
Burt u o.' — MoMultcnte.—A t the home of
the bride; Isaac street, byRev, Stewart, on
Aug. 1, W. Brydone, barrister, brother to Mrs.
W. Maxwell, Bluovale road, to Miss Mae,
ehie, both of Clintons
youngest daughter of e late Alex. McMur-
D vrnsorr—Bunsfs: Tn Karriston on July
tofp.Paainvmerston, to BliissiMaggieJM y David-
son, ,
of Hywick.
DIED.
JENKTNS.--in Turnberrr-• on August Sth,
Catherine H. Kerr, wife of Robt. Jenkins, aged
410.years and 4 das. If
acoTT: Tn Culross, ori Tuly 27th, Robert
Ott, aged 89 years, 7 months and 0 days. t
SKLT.TON. In Morris, on August 5tl1, Mrs.
Thomas Skelton, aged 28 years, 7 months and
15 diiys. �,e `
'VOTERS' LIST, 1900.
Municipality of the Township. of
East Wawanosh, in the County
of Huron.
NOTICE is hereby given butt T have trans-
mitted or delivered to the Persons mentioned
in sections 8 and 9 of "The O,.ttario Voters' List
Act, the copies required by said sections to be
so aelivereci or transmitted of the list made
pursuant to said .Act, of all persons appearing
by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said
niipaitytbectileerzfelutcaleElionsfor Members of
*Legislative Assembly and et Municipal Mee -
tions my office, oat Msaid o h P 0.d Lotio34, Cori
cession 9, on the 28th day of July, 1100, and
remains there for inspection.
Electors aon to examine ro list,And if any omissions any hrs
found thereinto take immediate proceedings to
have the said errors corrected according to law.
Dated, Clerk's Office, Marnoch, July 28, 1000.
Clerk, 'Township of EstEWawanosh,
Photos at Home
M. E: Zurbrigg snakes a specialty of
out -door photography; :picnic parties,
family groups on the lawny residences,
wedthug parties and gatherings of every
description photographed in an artistic
manner. We deem it a pleasure to go
anywhere so don't forget us,
We do Picture Praniiug--and we do it
right too,
M. Li ZU.URB IGG'S
Down floor gallery,
opp. Press, Church.
FARMERS
and anyone having live stock or other
articles they wish to dispose of, should adver-
tise the sane for sate in the Times. Oar large
circulation tolls and it Will beatrang8e indeedf
yon do notgetaettsto,ner. Weean'tguaracntee
that/on Will sell bceause you may ask more
for the article or stork than it is worth. Send
your advertisement to the TIMES and try this
plan of ctispesing of your stock and other
articles.
t#ook� Cotton Itoot Componta
i s suoeesafnlly peed monthly bt over
10,000L,idies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
Your druggist for 441 Cedes Reds Co*,
Wet, Take no other, as MI Mixtures, pills and
imltktiona nre dlingerou5, Pr Iab, NO. i, $1 ter
�degrees stroll NO,
ednr tpepcedig.8rnt
Otani S. The Cook Company Wind5ot Ont,
Noe.1. clads hold abd reeommmtetlded icy nil
respOasible Druggists ix Censtle.
Hamilton, t d E. Davin,�yA A. Morrow Colin A'
Campbell, Druggists. Stand next Griffin's Grocery.
Without
Q�astion
,o
The best cc 1ipprc1
business s and short-
hand school in Canada is the Forest
City Business and Shorthand College,
Louden, Ont,
Large enrollment and strong faculty.
Htuidreds of students in good positions.
Years of excellent work at its credit.
Catalogues of either course free.
Correspondence invited,
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal•
THINGS
NECESSARY
to the successful tailor are: A
stock of Superior Cloth, Know-
Iedge of his .Business, Slrill in
Cutting and Fitting, and prices
which are low enough to attract
without being low enough to
lesson value.
The possession of these essen-
tials snakes us confident of onr
success in pleasing every patron.
We guarantee satisfaction.
E obt. Maxwell
Binh Art 'Tailor, Winghato.
If a deafer says
that his binder is as good
as the Deering Ideal, ask
him if it has:
' Bicycle bearings.
A folding platform.
Brass boxes in crank shaft.
A can nterbalaneed crank -wheel.
Itoller bearings in its grain•wheel.
Drive chain three inches from the
main -wheel.
It' the frame is riveted to.
gether, like the Ideal, or fastened by
ever loosening bolts.
Ask hit if his elevator chain runs
four spa oekets.
The Ideal has an
Hundred Good Points,
ELLIOTT EROS
Agents,
Victoria St., Winghamu.
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 taut for us, and
our prices will suit you.
Leave your order for
that new
SPRING SUIT on
OVER.00A'
E. O. CLARKE
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ONE CRATE
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i • ' `i'/OMPRISING
9 -, if
Vases, Vinegar tot't1es, Oatsup Bottles, Wine
Sets, ClaretSets, Talble Sets and Water Sets
with the English Engraved Trays.
Geese Dishes and Berry Sets.
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WALKER & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM. ,
door
Night
outhlof Sch olon iousekShopor i
op-
posite Macdonald block.
AGENTS WANTED.
Smart nen or woman wanted for position
time.
paying big ppy. wages., Employment, Bt ressteady03 hmond
Street, London, Ont.
WM. NICHOLSON
BUILDER and
CONTRACTOR
We are still in the building business and are
prepared to take contracts for tine erection of
all kinds of buildings.
Plans and speeifications furnished on short
notice. Workmanship guaranteed and at rea-
sonable rates.
WM. NICHOLSON.
Residence Diagnol street, opposite Francis
street.
DR. AGNEW,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
DrugOStore. might cep's answeredJat the Davis'f.
THE BEST IS BETTER THAN
EVER.
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
OI'IATHAM, ONT.
Closed the best yearin the records of the school•
on June 29, and will re -open for the PALIe
term on TUESDAY, SEPT. 4.
14 was the BEST as to attendance.
It was the BEST es to results.
it was the BEsT as to numbers of pupils
placed. •250 securedood positions in the ten;.
mouths commencing SSept. 1, 1899, and ending
Juice 80,1000, an average of 23 per month as
against 14 per month during the previous year.
foladies'
a tfor 0. gents'p at ally y faroto the
extent of $8.00 to students from a distance. 11
yon have not seen our catalogue you are not
familiar with the best Canada has to offer in
the line of Business or Shorthand training.
Write for it.
D. McLAClILAN & CO.,
Chatham, Out.
Western Fair, London.
SEPTEMBER 6th to 15th, 1900.
Entries Close Septeanber tith,
Tho most complete exhibits from Farm, .Forest and Factory. New and start- -e
ling special features. Chariot races by imported Grey Hounds, :Balloon Ascen-
sions, Double Parachute Drop by man and lady, celebrated Gymnasts, Aerial.
Artists and Acrobats, Fireworks each evening. "The armoured train's attack on
the Boer stronghold.," and many beautiful set devices.
Special trains over alines each evening after the fireworks.
Send for Prize Lists and Programmes.
LT. -COL. WM. M. GARTSHORE,
President.
3..A, MLLES.
Secretary„
WANTED
A man to represent us at Wingham and surrounding
country, in the sale of -our. choke Canadian grown Nursery
Stock. A permanent paying position with chance of advance-
ment. Arrangements will be made with a suitable man to
SELL, DELIVER and COLLECT. Good pay weekly.
We also handle sprayers, large and small, the best made.
Write at once for further particulars to
The Thos. WBowman &Son Co.,
Established 40 years.
Limited, TORONTO, ONT,
S Crg?MTN'"rat � 6"- ,V.�+.•'aM147%'&".t a �t nc,�k [, at, , t ra
'I_...L..iCJr_:..7L'� JIJL ,•
rrhere
i
s 4lwayy
Tirne
L'� to buy furniture, For the next thirty days we havede
tided to give something special in parlor suits, couches,
1 lounges, easy chairs, mattresses, spring beds, and any -
44.
fyi thing in the upholstered line. You miss it if you don't
buy upholstered .goods from us. -
We intend to reduce the stock in time to fill hi for
the fall -trade before furniture advances, so, if you want
00.
fi bed -room suits, ; :side -boards,, extention tables, chairs, or
' writing desks, give us a call..
R & LITTON
Es,r
�RNiTt i, and 'UNDERTAKING.
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