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53 Men's Spring and Summer Suits on Sale
this week. The regular prices of these Suits were
$20.00, $21.00 and $22.00. They are stricily high
grade. Were made with the best of trimming,
20th Century make, in NaVy and Black Cheviots,
Navy and fancy Worsteds and Tweeds.
STEP IN AND SEE THEM
SALE PRICE
,$16.00
1 NEW STRAW
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The new Straw Hats are here and are
going like hot cakes. We have
a Hat for every face.
Summer U
nderwear
We have'everything you can ask for
Summer Shirts, Socks,
Ties,
Etc.
Collars,
• Etc.
in fact Everything a Man Wears.
THE CLOTHIER
MacDonald Block Opp. Bank of Commmerce
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THE WINGRA11 HAM, JUNE 11, 1914
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KEEP YOUR EYE ON
Patterson's
Jewelery Store Window
for a pull at the strings on
Saturday, June 6th Saturd 1Y, Jane 13th
Saturday, June 20th Saturday, June 27th
OR
June Wetiiiing hilts
We have the goods this year. See our
Silver Deposit, Silverware, Cut
Glass, Pearl Goods, Lucky
Wedding Rings, Pearl
Rings
We have the largest stock of
Diamond Rings
in this part of the country to choose from.
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W. G. PATTERSON
The Great Watch Doctor
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NERVOUS CHILDREN.
The Trouble is Often Really St.
Vitus Dance—Do Not
Neglect It.
Many a child has been called awk-
ward, has been, punished in school for
not keeping still or for dropping things,
when the trouble was really St. Vitus
dance. This disease may appear at any
age, but is most common between the
ages of six and fourteen years. It is
caused by thin blood which fails to
carry sufficient nourishment to the
nerves, and the child becomes restless
and twitching of the muscles and jerk-
ing of the limbs and body follow. In
severe cases the child is unable to hold
anything or feed itself. St. Vttus dance
is cured by building up the LiYood. The
most successful treatment ifr to remove
the child from all mental; excitement,
stop school work and giverbr. Williams'
Pink Pills. These Pills rinew the blood
supply, strengt en thejterves, and re-
store the child to perf4t healtIa. Here
is proof of theii pow if to cure. Mrs.
Geo. A. MacDo aldi;Sarrington, N.S.,
says: "My son As attacked by St.
Vitus dance; at the outset his muscles
would twitch and his step was weak
and jerky. We called in a doctor who
treated him, but nothwithstanding he
continued to grow worse and at last
grew so bad that he could not hold a
cup in his hand, and his speech became
rather indistinct. At this juncture I
saw in a paper the cure of a boy from
'Aimilar trouble through the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills We at once sent
for a supply, and in a few weeks after
he began their use there was consider-
able improvement, and it was not long
after this before he was completely
cured, and has never had a symptom of
the trouble since. .1 am convinced that
there is no medicine like Dr. Williams'
Pinlc Pills for the cure of St. Vitus
dance.
If your dealer does not keep Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills you can get them by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
4;2.50 by writing The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
.13E:LGRAVIc
Mr. ang Mrs. Robt. Maguire left on
Tuesday for a trip through the West.
They expect to go as far as Edmonton
where they will visit relatives. . •
Miss Grace Ferguson, having recent-
ly graduated at Niagara Falls, Ont.
General Hospital, taking honors on all
the subjects examined in, has, owing to
her high standing, received the lucre -
t ve apPointment of head nurse in the
hospital.
An old and highly esteemed resident
imo.' this village passed away on Saturday
night last in the person of Charles Mc-
fal C:ea, in his 75th year Mr. McCrea
II h td been in poor health for some time,
M i Further particulars concerning this
worthy pionner are not so hand for this
Oissutei.
10 Monday, June 15th, A. and Mrs.
On
will celebrate the fiftieth an-
, ; niversary of their marriage. Their
I family will be present, those who are
in the West returning home. The par-
ticulars of the auspicious event, which
will be crowned with glory and honor,
will appear later.
The annual picnic of the Farmers'
Club and Women's Institute will be held
Tuesday, .Tune 16th on 0. W. ,
Wilkinson's river flats, or what is I
known as the Women's Institute picnic
grounds as this organization was the ;
i fir.it publie body to discover this desir-
able location for picnics. Program of'
foot races for young and old is on the i
;list, also athletic games. A base ball
match will be contested between a sel-
ect team chosen from Wawanosh by John
McCallum and .trom Morris by Nelson
Iliggins. Refreshrnent booth on the
CO ground. Proceeds will go to the bene-
fit of the Club.
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MOIURIS
Alex. McDonald of the 2nd line
Morris, visited with his brother, Archie
McDonald, of Algoma, formerly of the
lst line of Morris. Many old Morris
friends will be glad to hear Mr. Mc-
Donald is enjoying fairly good health,
although at the advanced age of 81
years.
Duff & Stewart, Bluevale, have con-
tract for new bridge on lst line.
Miss Imlay, teacher cf No. 5 scbooi
has been re-engaged for another year
by the Trustees.
We are pleased to know that Mrs.
George Kelly, 8th line, is home from
the Clinton hospital and her numerous
friends trust she will soon regain her
old time goad health,
We are glad tosee Gilbert Spier able
to be about after the serious accident
that befell him in the West, when he
was so sariously burned, and hope he
will soon be as well as ever.
A good job has been done in the way
of grading on Cloakey's sicleroad from
the 5th to 6th lines. Grader was direct-
ed by John Kelly, and was drawn by
George Joedan's traction engine. The
same machinery is being utilized to
grade on the same sideroad from 3rd to
4th line.
A bee was held by W. C. Cunning-
ham, 7th line, hauling stbne far the
stable, for the addition to his barn of
20x48 feet. The timber is ready and
work will be pushed along. Mr. Cun-
ningham has sold the house on the
Kelly farm to Wm. McCracken, 5th
line. The latter will take -it down and
use material in rebuilding on his farm.
wissr w.a.wNA.oszt.
Council met on May 26th as per last
adjournment; members all present.
Reeve Murray in the chair. The mem-
bers having taken the necessary declar-
ation constituting a court of revision of
the assessment roll the one appeal of G.
Wilson against an assessment of $300
was heard on oath and appeal sustained.
Motion by Calms. Naylor and Purdon,
that assessment roll as revised be re-
ceived and that G. Webb, assesssor be
paid his salary. Carried.
Motion by Couns. Johnston and Nay-
lor, that Road Division No. 28 shall in-
clude portion of side road, now open be-
tween lots 18 and 19, eon. 4.—Carried.
Motion by Coons. Mallough and John-
ston, that hydro -electric communication
be laid over and that clerk write to that
effect.—Carried.
Communication received from the
minister of public works re Sec, 3 of the
Building Trades Protection Act, Chap.
7. 8. 0. 1911 (L. George V).
Motion of Comm Johnston and Pur -
don, that clerk write department of
public works as to the working of this
act in a rural municipality, also as to
the payment of inspectors and by whom
paid.—Carried,
By-law No. 4, 1914, was read three
times and passed on motion bv Cons,
Naylor and Johnston, anthorizing reeve
and treasurer tO borrow sufficient funds
for areent expenses during the year.
Accounts amounting to $14(.20 were
passed and paid on motion by Conns.
Purdon and Mallough.
Since the above date the adjusted as-
sessments of the Young drain award
have been received from the township
engibeer, V. M. Roberts, and eouncil
will meet on June 81h at 10 a. ni, as an
adjourned court of revision and for
general business.
W. A. W11,5011, Clerk.
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for brightness.
At All Grocers.
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The Salem Methddist church will
hold a garden party, Monday, June 15th,
on the lawn Of Mr. Melvin Willis, 6th
eon. The music will be supplied by
Mr. MacMoran and daughter, of Luck -
now, Tea will be served from 6.30 to
8,30 p.m.- Admission, adults 25c.;
children 1,5c, Everybody welcome.
trorancE.
Mr. Andrew Shiell is engaged with
Mr. Francis Doyle for a short time.
Mr. John Martin is on a business trip
to Cobalt and other places.
On Wednesday, June 3rd. Mr. James
Barber and Miss Ida Sherwood, of Ash-
field, were married in the presence of
about forty guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Barber will reside on their farm on the
twelfth concession. We wish them suc-
cess and happiness.
Coulter Bros. are busy cutting wood
in this locality.
Mr. Souter Taylor purchased a fine
team of horses from Mr. Harry Mc-
Gee lately.
Mr. John Mason has purchased a fine
new buggy lately.
Mrs, Durnin and daughter, of St.
Helens, are spending a few days with
Mr. John Jamieson.
Robert H. Jupp, County Engineeer
for Simcoe, was instantly killed at
Nicolston by falling through a hole in a
new bridge..
Rev. E. E. Braithwaite, Ma., Ph D.,
Dean of theUniversity of Calgary, and
former pastor of Northern Congregat-
ional Church, Toronto, was appointed
President of Western University, Lon-
don, Ont.
Fire destroyed twenty-five fine busi-
ness buildings and residences at Powas-
san, 2 a.m. Saturday, the damage being
estimoted at about $300,000.
L ITU ST60.1s.. .m.M.RKETS
Toronto,June 8. —Trade was good and
active to -day, and with a light run of
cattle offering, prices for choice medi-
um weight butcher were from 10c to
15c higher than last week.
Heavy weight steers were not so
much in demand as the lighter class,
but prices for these held good and firm.
Stocker trade continues quiet, with
very little enquiry from farmers.
Calves, good veal, were steady to
firm.
Sheer; and lambs steady.
Hogs were quoted 10c lower than last
week, though a few small lots of good
shop hogs sold at last week's prices.
Union Stock Yards—Receipts were
85 cars, with 1,649 cattle, 107 calves
2,120 hogs, and 292 sheep and lambs.
Export $8 00 $ 8 05
Butcher cattle choice 8 25 8 50
do medium.. .„ 8 00 815
Butcher cows choice... . 6 25 7 25
do medium 6 00 6 30
do common 4 50 5 50
do bulls ... ' .. '7 00 7 50
Feeders
Stockers
do medium...,
do light
Canners and cutters
Milkers, choice
Springers ....... ...
Common and medium..
Lambs . 8 50 9 00
Light ewes ..... 6 25 7 25
o bucks..............4 50 6 50
Hogs fed and watered 8 00
do f,o.b ..... . . 7 65
Calves . 13 00 10 50
'750 790
725 750
7 00 7 35
. 2 50 4 00 CI merely oliering
6 50 - 7 25
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1SARO'S
aMn 3 Wear
Store
Headquarters for
Speeial Values in
Men's and i3oys'
Ready - to - wear
clothingOursurn-
mer sale of cloth-
ing is now on anti
you can count on
Big Savings o n
Men's Suits, g
Boys' Suits and
Pants, Men's?
Pants and Rain-
coats, Boys Wash
Suits and all lines
of Men's and
Boys' Wear.
Bargain Price on
Men's Suits, good L
strong wearing Suits, eleap at $10, our price for
this:line while they $6.98.
$10 will buy a fancy Tweed Worstead Suit tail-
ored in the very latest style, wcrth more money.
Men's fine Worsted and Serge Suits, navy or
'black, ,special cut prices at $12,00 to $15.00,
Overalls. We handle the best makes. See our
"Fast Mail- Brand of Overal s and St -flocks, guaran-
teed against rips, prices are $1.0) and $1.25.
Suits for the boys, all sizes from the smallest to
the largest size at Mcney Saving Prices. Every
Suit well tailored, made to give.excelient wear, scme
low priced Suits selling at $3,50 and $4.50 and a
useful premium with each Suit.
3 Boys' .Sumrner Jerseys in Navy, Cardinal, White
or Green with long or short sleeves.
Boys' Wash Suits made of Galitea or Stripe Lin-
ens, Sailor Blouse, or Norfolk, special at 1.00,
Straw Hats in a great variety of styles now in
stock. See the new Sailor at 50c to $1.00.
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BARGAIN StORES, WINGHAM
NOTICE OF MEETING TO
CONSIDER BY-LAW.
Take notice that a by-law for raising
$10,000 under the provisions of the Tile
Drainage Act taken into con-
sideration by the Municipal Council of j
the Township of Turnberry at Bluevale
on Tuesday, 20th day of June, 1914, at ;
the hour of •1- o'clock in the afte.rnoon. ;
P. Pow1:11,, Clerk.
OCEAN TICKETS
Via ail steamship lines, outward or
prepaid from the Old Country.
Lowest quotations current for rates
or tickets by any route. Apply
H. B. E,LLIOTT
T.imes Office, Wirigharn
is the Sincerest
Flattery!
We are the sole ,
agents in Wingham
for the D.L. W
Coal Co.'s Scranton
Coal. Any other
"`r• •
dealers of -tering this
,coal for sale are
... 768 gg gg HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS imitation.
35 00 45 00
VS'I.N(311.4M KV:POUTS,
Wingham, May 20, 1018
Flour per 100Ibs ...... ...2 70 to 3 10
Fall wheat .. .........1 00 to 1 00
Oats 0 40 to 0 40
Barley .0 52 to 0 52
Peas .0 90 to 0 00
Butter dairy 0 25 to 0 25
Eggs per claz
Woad per c.)rd
Hay per ion ...... s • •
ouncl. trip ticket,: to poin in Manit ibtt, A 1-
'1)(1.41 nnd Sa•ltst chewan (Thic te:o. st
Drauth, or:q4arnia, and 1%.Tortip,rn Navigation
npauy on 4nte oacli Tttes lay taint Oct. 27,
Inclusive, at low in Es
Through Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars
to WINNIPEG on above dates, leaving
Toronto 11 p.m. No changct of cars.
RETURN LIMIT, TWO rIONTIIS
The Grand Trunk Pacifiz. Railway is the
shortest and quickest route between
Winnipeg -,asbatoon -Echnonten.
excellent nrough service to Regina.
Trains now running into Calgary.
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0 18 to 0 18 ; Fall par tionlars at; d rasa •vatiott f rotti
B. Ii.'LLIOTT,' Town Pnss
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A gut Phone .1. W. W.:4M AN ; Sta.
17 7 17 70
Hogs ....... 10 to 9 101
Scranton
or Lehigh
HARD, BRIGHT AND CLEAN
Wood and Ming
LOWHSr PRIG'E8
R. J. Cantelon
OFFICE WITIi
Dominion Express Co.'s Office
Everything in the fuel line
for summer or winter burning
J. A. McLEAN
Dealer ia
LUMBER, COAL, WOOD
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"The House of uality"
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