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VOL XXVIII.—NO. 1485.
ra, ALL L LINES
ON SATURDAY.
Business is booming so muolb with tis
in Tailoring that it is hardly worth our
while to advertise this branch of our
'business, but still we want to remind all
our Meads that we stall be glad to see
theirs, and we might mention that we
Etre selling off tete balance of our Sum-
mer Suitioga at a groat reduction. In
BOOTS and SHOES
It is needless to say we lead the Trade.
Our customers have been mare than sat-
isfied during the past season; the conse-
quence is, we have had a large increase
in our sales; wo anticipate a very large
business for Fall, and consequently
have bought heavily, and in order to
make room for these new Goods we are
selling the balance of our Spring Stook
. at a large reduction from regular prices
--don't fail to secure some of these bar-.
.gains. Boys' and Youths' sizes in
Boots on Saturday at COST. We have
just sorted up our stock of
CENTS' FUNS GS,
TATS AND -CAPS •
In these we have the very latest --if
you. want to be up-to-date in. Neckwear
.and Headwear, you must come to us.
We have still a few
DRY GOODS
lwe are hem at G0 _ pet ten
eft;ice se li selling. p t,
•on cost -it will pay you to . buy any-
thing we have, even. if you don't need
just now. The rest of our Groceries 13
at cost and below. We have not much
left, but what wo have you can have at
• your own price.
WE SELL CHEAP.
and want
Groceries
call up
No. 5.
N. A. FARQUH:ARSON'S
(The China, Ifellse) !�
and your orders will
be promptly attend-
ed to,
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement.
Dr, Butler, of Loudon, will bo at the
Queen's hotel, Wingham, on the .first
Friday of each mouth from. 11.30 a.
m. til 8 o'clock p. mn., for consultation
in diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat.
FAST Hortsz,s Ho .-Harold H. and
Walter K.ithe two fast pacing horses,
owned'by J. E. 5 'arts, were brought
home on Saturday fter their successful
trip through the 'ted States. While
they were away arold H. started iu
seven races and w. u every one, his best
tiros being 2.11X • Walter K. won five
out of the siz race he started in.
i1 erica, -Ravi . disposed of my busi-
ness all parties wing hoe will please
take notice that a counts are requested
to be paid on or b fore Oct. 12th. After
that date if y find costs added to
your accounts do 1't grumble it will be
your own fault as I intend leaving
town soon and m .aid accounts will be
placed in ether h Is for poll etion.
2t S GxnCl;Y.
1:.,
lit: BLACK
i
CIIIT R
ev. J
H.
lector, the Black : night, oecupied the
ulpit of the Meth, dist church last Sun -
•
Aomutih & Sons
day both morning • nc1 everting. Large
congregations w present at betle
sez'vices, in the eve ing aumber who
were anxious to he. the colored gentle-
man were unable to get into the church.
On Monday and Tuesday nights he
lectured in the ehu h and a good crowd
was present on ea, h occassion. Mr.
Hector's lectures sere amorous, in-
eresting and buttes 've cl were listen. -
MONEY To Los.N,-donee to loan on
otes, and Votes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money advanced on inert -
ages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and accounts'
ollected, Office -Beaver Blpek, Wing-
am. l�
t
exarriage Licenses .e
Issued by FRAxs 1'axsitsoN, No. 25 Victoria
'street, Wingham, Ont. Na witnesses required. n
r'^l i `tom it r� t i ii�SS e
Send for our catalogue and be con- C� c
vinced that we do ri Ii
• worn in business education fix Canada
to -day. irll
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• Central Business College [
Stratford, Chit.
t Students from Manitoba on tlio west, -!
�r NewPo :lard on the east .:tnd Teros on n
the so ileo in attendan , this yeitr. r1-
Disten Proves no hinclradco to those t,
Who de .ta gest the best. PT
Several Canadian colleges i
and many 'large American . schools K1
u'1 employ our graduates as teachers. This 1
t -5J is a strong proof of superiority. Bitter r
Ir? now if possible. MI
W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal, tan
10
eti ts
pays for the 'nuts till
January ist, 1901,
�� Cents
Nips for the Tants and 'xo.
ronto Daily Star till Jan.
1st, 1901. Ail who sub,
oeribe rot the Star get a
handsome picture of the
Queaii and Prince of
Wales.
Leave your orders: early
at the Pros office
D'1 ATII Oi Aix;
of Margret Elizabe
wife of Alfred
hotel, occured on E
Deceased had beta
two years but was
room uutil about s
was in the 82 year
been a resident
number of years.
was of a kind disp
of her death was r
regret by a large c
leaves a husband,
two sous to mourn
will have the sy
inanity in their
funeral took place
to the Winghatn c
nxangs were follow
plates by a large e
relatives and foie
They Imperial
names of the late
they are a Amadei
(ion at T. H. R
rooms.
Fi't's GOOD Or
the Weekly Glo
until the end of 1
Tutus and rami
Star till the end
scribers for 40 c
till the end of th.
new subscribers;
1st, 1002 and a c
Christmas supple
for l 1,10; the
till Annoy 1st,
OhtistmaS sttppi
picture, "The Cana
?aardeberg" for
scribers, rick out
take advantage off,
into the Tates ofll
that your order is pi
Rift stock of 't.
Cazporines, Collarette
111013T. OINDoo.
ROB. The death
oe, of the Queen's
unday morning last,
ailing. foratike. Vast
ven weeks age. She
her , age and had
The late Mrs. Roe
sition and the news
eived with profound
«de of friends. She
ne daughter tont two
er death, and they
pailay of the com-
ereavement. The
metery and the re.
d to their last reating
°arse of sorrowing
d National are the
pair of twins end
ul pair. On exhibi-
ss' implement ware.
ns. -The Truss and
to new sabscribers
00 for 40 cents; The
y Herald and. Weekly
1 the year to new sub-
nts; the Trues alone
year for 20 cents, to
he Times till Inanity
py of our handsome
ent to /IOW StibliCriberS
S- and Viteekly Globe
002 and a copy of
nt and copy of
Tinos at thenattio of
he oifer you wish to
,end -word or drop
e and wo will see
!aptly attended, to.
Jackets, 'Capes,
S I.IYGIIANI OMER FRIDAY, OBTOBEet 51 1900. 8 ,r irEAU IN ADVANCE
MINOR LOCALS.
Campbell's Headnehe Wafers menet-
teed to care headache.
The balers of (Torioll have mindthe price of bread to (; per loaf'.
Messrs D, kleDou
shipped a ear load of 1
Monthly,
-.'-A number of Wi
the East Wawanosh
on Tuesday.
--Mr. T. E, Wilke.
200 acre farm. in (4.
near Teeswatez'
al and J. Loutitt
gs to Termite on
tgltatnitcs took in
11 fair at Bel rave
PERSONALS. I WINGIIAMM PA
Pro rilaall las glad to have contributions to
this column froth Any of our re•odern. If you
have visitors or purpose going away yourself,
(iron in and. talus, or send as a note to that
(ilea,
A SUCCESS.
SS.
DEL.IOHTFUL EATHE,R AND
ALARGE CRO DINATTEN-
DAN E.
has puroleatecl a
eenoek township,
Furnished rooms w .ted by two- or
three young bachelor, Must b3 well
heated and °out all located. P. Q.
Box 234, Wioghant,
-Messrs.. D. 'Ro ertson and, S.
'Burchill shipped a oat load of hogs to
Toronto on Mou:lay,
Apprentices {wanted at once, Two
young;ladies to learn tailoring.
WEnerxnt &c Co.
-Forty-five tickets
foront . points in Mi
days of the western e:
ere sold for ciif-
igan during tete
ursion.
Second hand buggy for sale, almost
newt also a cotter. Apply to Seam &
---An orchestra fro . Wingham fare
uished music at one of the millinery
openings at Toeswa r on Wednesday
night. '
Good half Jersey c w for sale-amilk-
ing. Apply R. W. R ncinian's Maohine
shop.
See the Japanese Silks at Kerr's.
-Messrs. Geo. Ha a, Herb. White-
man, M. Hotnutlt, 3, ell, Herb. Cham-
bers, aucl M. Morton •ook part in a con-
cert at Belgrave on onday night.-
--The auction sae season is again
with us. The Tia ' is ready to fill all
orders for auctions bi .s promptly and at
moderate prices. free notice in the
Trans {when bilis are inted at this office.
FOR SALE.• -•-The home of Mrs, Caro-
line Ross, north of the mill. Favorable
terms, Apply on the premises.
Any orders for sal left at the TOMS
office will receive pr opt attention. J.
J. Currie, anctionee .
The Listowel Business College and
Shorthand Institute opened its fall term
with good success, having received ap,-
plications from fiveex-pupils of the
Central Business College, Stratford,for
the purpose of porfectii*their studes
in
Shorthand. ,This certainly speaks well
for the character and superiority of the
instruction impacted at the Listowel
Shorthand Institute. For illustrated
catalogue, terms, etc., apply to C. L.
Harte Listowel.
A mass meeting ill be held iu Chil-
ton on Thursday, ,pct. lith, to be ad-
dressed by Rev. . G. Shearer, Field
Secretary for Cana of the the Lord's
Day Alliance. His. .abject will be "Our
Imperilled Sabbath cloud how it clay be
saved."
Messrs. Crossley . d Hunter began a
sersies of services a Petrolea on Sunday
last.
Rev. D. Berrie wi i preach a seamon
to the Sunday Scho scholars on Sun-
day morning. . In he evening his re-
marks will be intere ting to young men,
0ONG0EGATIO. A.L onnaon.
Tho pastor will pr • , 'b tai the follow-
ing subjects coming ' tinlay: Morning -
"The place of tempt i ion in life," even-
iug-"•Helps to a Ch tian.Life."
Excerpts from C. gregationttl Year
Book of 1000-1, "T period since the
last Year Book yea sated has been a
somewhat eventf ono among the
church. Importa, hanges have taken
place in promin:. pastorates. The
charchlife has be eearked with vigor
and earnestness, u this sometimes .iii
the 'midst of the nest difficult sur -
surroundings. ecial evangelistic
services were mo : general than dur-
d. encouraging re-
placed on record.
work has ales been
aggressive," Since
en Melville, Dr. A.
. G. Moffitt, Mrs.
Currie have been
:&frits. Good re-
n this field is be.
tical reports show
gain along all
nations work for
ing recent years,
sults have been
Foreign MissiOna
Specially active 0
last issue, Mee
T. lVfassey, Mr,
Moffat and Mrs.
sent to duisatab ,
ports of the Work
fore us. The sta
an encouraging
lines of the (Iwo
the last year.
Sole Oster.
AUCTION' SAM, j. Crewe will
sell by public auct n et iot 20, 00d. 1,
head of tattle.
Attoaime SAana•-•Sohn Reid will sell
by publie auction, en Thursday, October,
18th, at Tot 34, con. 12, Wawanosh,
&quantity of farm stock.
Walker Button sites t
in the past, We are owl
tion then aver tO
Mock as We have gr
line of goods. WA
ank our
atronage
etter post-
e wants of
ttly increased our
tua
Sen. Mitchell spoilt Sunday in Lisa
towel,
Mrs. Et P. Thi.nliu is
Aylmer.
Mrs. A. Nielxolls is
in Milbank.
Sam. Bell spent fiuu(
to liter tort.
r. Kennedy bas r "t
trip to Winnipeg.
Mts, McLean is visit.
Let:know this week.
Mr. Wm. Fossantis vis
the State of Indiana
Mr. Chas, Warnock, 0
in town Wednesday on b
Mr, and Mrs, J. J.
guests of their daughter
E, W, Bradwin left o
ing for -Toronto to resp
Miss Sutherland, o
guest of Wingham fri
Mr. Bradwin, of th
spent Sunday with lz
Mrs. John Quirk o
few days with Mrs. B
Review.
WANTED AT ONCE.
active youth to learn
btisiness. Apply to
Wingham.
Jetting friends in esebiitfts temateeens asz t of flood (pante-
Tao horse Mac ; fino,l-ingblaucl
Dane in ,Lace Jt11re !,• s~o ne viols
guest of friends •sei ens 1:xl►ibtti, u,
'he
North;Westee t fair, Wizzghazn,
ty at blame was held en Thursda and Friday and
was the biggest suece. • in the history of
the society. The clir arors were favor-
ed with superb wen ger and it must
lg friends iu have beaua source o gratification for
theta ro See their eifo ts, tet snake the
tizzg, i'riencis in show tete best ever he 1 here, crowned
with success. The s tteudauce was by
lar the largest ever e:' •erieuced by the
Toronto, was soeiety and eau be aoo unttd for by the
raid from his
,stness. good special attraotioz s put up and a
tomtit are the jluaeious use of priu ers' ink. The
n Detroit.
Tuesday lnorn-
e his studies.
Blyth, was the
ads over Sunday.
Blyth Standard,
parents in town.
Wingham spent a
ssett.---Kineardine
Mr, Thos. Moore an
Toronto, were visitiu
last week.
Mr. "Wm. Casemor
was renewing old acq
this week.
Miss Martin has ret
weeks' visit with fi'
Falls, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. L.
home Monday from
friends in Toronto.
,Take your Butter,
apples to: H. E. Isard
get the highest price and
goods.
Jno. Elliott V S I
Wingham, were in to
Kincardine Reporter.
and
managers thoroughly . advertised the
show and the result e as evidences by
the large crowd in at dance,
The exhibits in all t e classes were as
good and in a number of cases better
than previous years, • In the carriage
horse class some fine uimals were ex-
hibited and strangers vera heard to re-
mark that they never saw a better class
of horses at any shot
The Directors � ovided excellent
A good,' bright, special attractions a icl the attendants
the store -keeping had something
. M. GonnnON, to urerkain thein all
son George, of
friends in town
of Port Huron
intances in town
rned from a two
nds in Niagara
Hanson returned
weeks' visit tri
d dried
here you
est value in
Bistoul, of
n this week.-
afternoon
The town band we;
coursed sweet music
stand cluriug the aft(
"Mr. Herb. White
porformanoe of bale
which was much. ap
certainly a clever
line and some of his
difficult,' but were e
fection that would d
old artist.
Little Mabel Mc m
dancing was also i
was also the music o
Morey, of Lucknow
The throe speedii
aucl sorne good ricin
2.50 pace Tootsie
three straight heats .
Miss Tucker of taut tlas beenthe
straight t
t h ais in
the
i
tfir(, heats -all t ofMrs.eats- 11
Whiteh a of wit
es't1P e 1 for v
gd fo the past t
week. -Clinton News R nerd. one
beingY
adead
t
free for all, and then
Alma's owners dee'
and second money.
WANT1D. - Any quantity of Driedmade and with attr
Apples. They must be large bright every year st
quarters and thoroughly dried. Butter j assured. Thethe raueces
Ise, Eggs 18c. Our stock of Dress 2,50 TROT on PA,O
(roods, Silks and Furs is not sirppassed.
G. E. 1£izr(x. I Tootsie .....L.....
onel
leliss F. McKay, wet has been the Sam
Sam
guest of Mrs. A. I3. Car for some time, Dexter
left on Monday to visit riends in Luck- , Time -1.10, 1.12
clow. 2.30 Truer
Frank McLaughlin, f Detroit, who
has been visiting his other and other
friends in town, rctur1 don Monday,
Miss Lon Lloyd, 1. . Geo. Sadier, Athelia..., .
Dr. W. Tamlyn and Mr , Tamlyn, were Ella Stanton ..... , . ,
am(?ng those who, tool in the Western Toney
enrsion to Detroit. Sane M ......... ..
Station Master Gordo , who has been Time, --2.4:;3(, 2.40
relieving at Owen Soun returned home rang ro
on Satnrday last. Vitt Sutton, who Annie Gould.... ,...
was looking after the interests of the' Alava , .... .
Company Iter left t sante day for
Two Strike,... ,.....
Beletrave. Grace M
Mrs. A. Frost and s Eber, of Nor- Time --2,21%, 2.1•kl
wood, who have been visiting at Mrs. Tile following note
W. ldele's, John stre t, for the past by a correspondent:
week, left on Tuesday orning to visit NOTES ON Til ; slco{y.
friends in Toronto an other points be- NOM
bustle neigh or pray
fore returning home, isn't this a clashing i ay?
Mrs. Rich, Vanstoese f Wingham was T wore a lz le
the guest of Miss M array on Tues- In my new oxo
day, , e.S Annie 511 1 of Wingham, A joggin' to the Val ,"
was the guest of Abs. roster part of
this week and last. . Oars of Wing- , A perfect Septenthe day, good soon.
hath spent Sunday wit his sister, Airs. dance and: a good she{ 1 o 'What .tore
Glazier, Albert st.--Clinton New Era. would you want? 0 ' course one could
desire a better col.e '
hibits but taken all ro
1 good. There was a
1 apples As would be ex
present and dis-
itt the the grand
rnoon.
an gave a clever
eing and juggling
reeiated. He is were very nits and 1
oung man iu this
'tricks" were very tt an improvement to 1
touted with a per -1 of baking on the pri
credit to a mach
Now is'the season for
sersraus trouble to occur 0
with the lungs. Build up
the system and strength- •
en the lungs with
Doug?; lass's
Palatable
Emulsion
f Cod, Liver
with
Iypoa'suhjt&
nlIttIiis fresh and the beet ou the
The old Williams stand.
R. A. O U LASS 0
Prop; 0
G. N. W. Office.
• A GREAT BARGAIN
in Ladies Night Gowns, in piing and.
fancy Flannelettes, very nicely ilia.
quite natty in style, they w ulcl b on-
considecl splendid valve in aces au
76c but our price while tl set is 50o,
worthiunre to rzalte Ment up.
Fine fluffy all wool Blankets -direct
front the makers -as low as a2.75.
Best pure wool stocking yarns all
shades at cut prices.
D. its. Gannon,
The Direct Importer.
onaid's highland
h appreciated as
the pipes by Mr,
made cheese excited
since the introcluctio
are seldom made at
In the Fine Arts d
considerable improve
'tures, that used to di
gilt. It might be
ve more varieties
list. Two horns-
eine continent, as
of factories they
mo now.
=tweet there is
ent. Some plc-
e it a point to be
flue were absent,
e work. of 1900,•
hs were as welt
al professionals,
ects chosen. with.
with their green
sato., and a pen;
very well cone,
uple, dressed its
It we fancy are
'rssn, a woman,'
presence, and,
tweets theta or
they heard her
. At any rate„
know that they
person. 1Ie
his Pints, with
e couccssion and
girl, while she
elderly person.
looking straight
ci cat, evidently
out. Whoever
and do better.
isles painted by
wi of pink and
Alli, are pretty,.
ow better work
at the fair for-
e two other paint -
y of notice,but
s the flower sub-
s its background a.
ospapor," in front
there every year, this
events all filled' and in their place so
The amatear photegra
taken as by most to
were clear and the sir
some taste. Bluq flag
was seen. In the
on first money in
nd Amelia first in
.30 trot. It took
h were very close, stents painted on hit
at.= -to .deoide tele and Ink elietct{
]i' Were
The sketch portrays a t
quaint. costumnes:re:al
lovers. An elderly
has come into tle.ei
whether she seat clown 1
they jumped apart wh,
;4' atti,u 113ATa. corning w:e do not kuo
1 1 1 by their expressions, w
2 2 2 do not want the elder
4 4 4 toots a little weekly ct
Annie Gould and
ed to divide first
Good time was
tions of this kind
s of the fair will be
.1
, 1.18j.
PACE.
one eye looking down
• the • other • one on t1
looks sideways at tel
1 1 1 The elderly person i:;
2 2 22 2 1 ahead as fierce as au
3 d 4 intending to sit them
.��; . stretched this cau go
The picture of field c
Ise, Gordon, and the
• • • • 1 0 1 ' 3,ellow roses by L. Sp
2 8 82 41 31 attractive pekes and
44 4 8 4 than We have notice
2.211y, 2,2I some time, There a
ale eorttiibnted ings especially wet
not as pleasing t'o us
1 leets. The first has
copy of the Globe "1
(Continued of page eight.)
�NAERTA Ii.I;�G.-- nv 011e need' out"
services in this br els o ' th usiness:
will have our In t pro attention.
Reeidenee Butte 'look or fifth door
south of school. WALKER & Iii•t'rON.
eak E
lid it was pretty .
poor exhibit of 1 THE NEw
0 ected this year,
the other head
there was an human squash -indeed
he must have been ile father of all
onions, maugolcls, carrots, cabbage,
beets, cauliflower, ton atoes and citrons,
besides othet sqoashe poor relations of
the big millionaire lloseS All the
pototoes tet show wer good, big elead
fellows, and there we a large number
of baskets hi, the 0 tpetitiott. The
first prize grapes wer about as fine as
those thippetl to no. he displayof attut
ned fruit, pickles and catsup was Very
neat Mid tempting; al hough one jar of
peaches looked as if t ey had been "put
down" hi water, au a. jar 'of whole
piekles were probably lot cooked at ail.
The ilrst price butter ooked sweet and
appetiting. 'tread and biscnita were
coarse of grain 'litho h they unty have
tasted all right, end roughost bok
ing pair of loaves ill the collection got
first prize, l'holi y in tlw comb had
nothing to compete A ttillet, dila so, we
suppose, got no prise The jelly cakes I
N. IftasoMtem....4...diowtowaynoossamiories,
The diploma we bold from the
Optical Instaute Of Canada iS
guerattee of oar qualification to
give perfect satisfaction in the fittiqg
of glasses.
Our egaipment for this work has
always heen of the best, hut to make
it still more complete and up tedate
meter," the latedt itiVetittoil in this
019A8 of Instrunients.
too not lot fake optician; and
pedlers wilet hate never studied the
eyee, taniPer With yours, mid sell
when you Can ho properly fitted at
home
OPRIGOIST AND OPTICIAN*
Eilil?RiS S3
SHOE
how enema bet how petal.
The meet modern Shoe made.
j. GREER
; Trunks ani about Ozo-tp.