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MINOR LOCALS.
-The Wingham banks will be closed
to -day on account of Civic Holiday.
-Mr. 0. V. Hayden has purchased a
beautiful piano from Mr. A. J. Walker.
-Annual union Sunday school excur-
sion to Kincardine to -&1Z (Thursday.)
-The regular monthly meeting of
Town Council will be held next Monday
evening.
-On account of Civic holiday to -day
(Thursday) the banks in Wingham .will
be closed.
--To-day (Thursday) being Civic
Holiday, places of business in Wingham
will be closed.
-Mr. Walter Wilson, o,r Lucknow
has been appointed Township Clerk for
West Wawanosh.
-A merry-go-round did good busin-
ess at the rear of the Town Hall for a
few afternoons and evenings.
-Ritchie d_ Cosens, real estate agents
report the• sale of Mr R. J. Mutch's
house and lot on Shuter street to Mr.
Edward Fodor.
-The Salvation Army Band visited
Brussels on Sunday last and held af-
tenoon and evening services in the
Town Hall in that place.
-"Judge Doyle has given judgment nt in
the King Bros. appeal on the leaver
block property. The assessment has
been reduced fro;u e2,1eO to $ 1,850.
Geo. IL MGs: has been ar)-
p ticket agent et I:ipI.y for the
Grand Trunk Railway and the Donald-
son and Cunard Steamship Companies.
-Mr. Geo. Harris, ?u•v::;:= .elected as
Liberel member for 4.0 ', Creel: in the
recent Provincial election in Saskatche-
wan, is a son of Mr. Wm. Harris, of
Turnberry.
-Messrs. Barber and Guest have n,ade
a good job of building cement steps at
front e'etrances of the Tov: n Hall and
have also put in cement s at the cel-
lar windows.
-G. G. Lee, proprietor of the sun-
nier hotel at Gederieh and a well-
known hardware merchant, was ser-
iously injured in an automobiie acci-
dent at St. Joseph on Sunday last.
-The Wingharn Times has had an-
other birthday and consequently conies
in for congratulation. It is "sweet 16"
under the guidance of Bro. Elliott and
ie growing as the year: go bee -Brus-
sels Post.
- Two horses owned by John 3. Mc-
Donald, of Lucknow were killed by a
light engine on the G.T.F. tracks on
Sunday. A gate in the pasture field
near the track had been left open. The
horses were valued at 8.4ore
-Provincial or'ncial Con. -tale 1 bal,l;cn was
in Whitechurch on 'Tuesday delivering
a sunimnes to a party charged with as-
sault which fa claire d to hare been com-
mitted on Sunday last. The, case will be
heard by Police Magistrate Morton on
Friday afternoon.
-Mr. F. Paterson, formerly of
1Vinl. Ilam has sold his prof e ty in Tor-
onto and Mr. and Mrs. Paterson have
moved to Whitechurch where they in-
tend residing. Many old friends here
will wish for improved health for Mr
and Mrs. Paterson.
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Mrs. 1:. Nicholson, of Wingham has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Morris township.
The new brick veneer residence of
Jas. 1D. Grasby, 5th line, is being push-
ed along and will be a very comfortable
home when completed.
The farm .of W. H. Maunders, Shosh-
one, Idaho, now tenanted by Thos. Pierce
has been leased to the same person -
We wish him geed returns in lieu of care-
ful farming.
The Regina eyelene hit the residence
of Levi Beam, a former resident of Mor-
ris, who is a bridge contractor in the
Western metropolis. Fortunately the
family was away or the story would have
been a sadder one.
The. Municipal Voter's list for Morris
for 1912 was posted up Thursday of last
week. It contains 952 names in Part I
91 in Part 11 and 33 in Part III, a total
of 776. Persons qualified to serve as
jurors 389.
Miss Nellie McArthur, 9th line was
among the successful pupils who took
the Conservatory ( f Music,Toronto, exam
at Goderich. She passed in primary
piano. She has natural talent as a inus-
ician which will greatly aid her in the
advannccd courses. We wish bersuccess.
601.N.
FERGUSON.- In Teeswater, on July
25th, to Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Ferguson;
a daughter.
MAL:RIri1)
KAY-JtltnELL. • At the Methodist
parsonage, Wingham, by the Rev. Dr.
Rutledge, on Thursday, July 18th,
Sadie, second daughter of Mr. E. Jar-
rell. Armow, to Harry R. ICay, son of
Mrs. Alex. Kay, Kincardine.
tidiest
RcTHFr.Forn.-In Ashfield, on July
24th, Elizabeth Rutherford, aged 76
years.
--The Itfount Forest Sun line ceased
to shine. This is only another case
where an overcrowded condition is no
conducive to the life of a newspaper.
Three newspapers in Mount Forest is
too many, even under more favorable
circumstances, and all could not live.
The great surprise to us is that the
three of them hung t,ut as r lire as the
diel.
The young man lintel art Magrath,
Alta., several days ago wilco a charge
of dynamite exploded, has been identi-
fied as Fred Knost, wle,se people reside
in Dunham,. Que.
Don't forget that ice cream and cu-
cumbers simply will not dwell in peace
and harmony in the average stomach.
Daniel Tolman, the money lender is
under arrest in New York, charged
with breaking banking laws.
Mayor Waugh of Winnipeg has re-
ceived a latter signed "Black Hand,"
demanding $1,000, an threatening
death if he failed to respond.
Richelieu and Ontario
Navigation Company
Steamers "Toronto"
and "Kingston"
2.30 p.m. daily from Toronto.
1000 Islands and return$13.00
Montreal and return 24.50
Quebec and return 33 50
Saguenay River. 46 50
_including meals and berth.
"Stearier Belleville"
Leaves Hamilton 11 00' a.m. and
Toronto 6.00 p.m. every Tuesday
for Bay of Quiute, Montreal and
intermediate ports.
Very low rates on this steamer in-
cluding meals and berth.
For rates, illustrated folders, etc.
or write
H. FOSTER CHAFFEE, A. G. P. A.,
Toronto, Ont.
...
YOUR
SPRING SUIT
OR
OVERCOAT
I have moved my tailor shop to
the well known stand opposite
the Bank of Hamilton and
will be pleased to have
your order for
SPRING CLOTHING
We carry the very best lines of all
kinds of material and your
order will receive prompt
and careful attention.
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L. G. CITE
The Tailor.
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WAN
Dealers to handle Cadil
new car will be the best
any machine in the wor
powerful motor, equip}
cranking and starting d
lights throughout, ad
tained Tower plant. A
territory they could con
ber of ears that could b
and whether they are a
other make of automobil
pair shop is conducted i
business. I,or puttee
BROS.. Limited, t;ene11l1
Victoria streets, Toront$t,
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crated
)plicants
smiently
disposed
present
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connection
ars
Agents,
Oat.
t,),,,Oge-
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automobiles. The
for the money of
null] have a more
with electric self -
as well as electric
from self-cOn-
should state
handle, num-
of m a year,
handling any
if garage and re-
with their
address HYSLOP
Shuter and
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Superfluous Hair
and Moles, Etc.
['affluently Removed. Painless
ADDRESS :
Specialist, Times, Wingham
osimmornsammomme
Only line reaching all Sumner Re-
sorts in Highlands of Ontario,
including
MITSKOIIA LAKES
LAKE OF BAYS
AL(GONQUIN PARK
MAGANETAWAN RIVER
FRENCH. RIVER
TEMAGA1Il
KAWARTl1A LAKES
Full Summer Service now in effect
to all of above resorts. Write for
full particulars and illustrated fold-
ers to any Grand Trunk Agent.
Honleseekers' Excursions ,
July 23 August 6 and 30
September 3 and 17
Via Sarnia or Chicago
Winnipeg and Return - $$34.00
Edmonton and Return - 342.00
Tickets good for 60 days.
NO CHANGE OI CARS.
Special train will leave 'Toronto
10.30 p. rn. on above dates. Chicago
and St. Paul, carrying through
coaches and Pullman Tourist Sleep-
ing Cars.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
is the shortest and quickest route
between Winnipeg -Saskatoon- Ed-
monton.
New Fast Express Service bet-
weRn Winnipeg, Yorlcton, Canora
and Regina. Smooth roadbed, Elec-
tric Lighted Sleeping Cars, Superb
Dining Car service.
Lv. Winnipeg, 8.45 a.m. 6.00 p.m.
Ar. Yorkton, 7.10 p.m. 9.30 a.m.
Ar. Canova, 8.30 p.m. 11.45 a.m.
Ar. Regina, 9.00 p:m. 7.00 a.tn.
Ar. Saskatoon 8.18 a.m.
Ar. Edmonton 9.00 p.m.
Upper Lake Sailing.
Sailings from Sarnia for Sault Ste
Marie and Port Arthur 3.30 p.m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
IFull particulars anis ttelcets from Stewart
Yours[., Depot Agent, or A E. Duff, 1) P.
A.,Toronto, Ont.
HOTEL FOR
The Royal hotel. Bluevale,
or exchange. V), ill be sold
as the proprietor is going
ply on premises or address.
J. C. JOHNSTON,
Bo:; 52 13luevale,
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SALE.
for sale
at a bargain
West. Ap-
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BUSENESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expcit instructors
at the
24411eligagr,
Y. 16. C. A. BLDG..
'LONDON, ONT.
Stedents assisted to positions. College.
in session from Sept. 3rd. Catalogue
free. Enter any time.
J.11/. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr.
Priasipal Chartered Accountant
1, Vice -Principal
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Si
WAN
Dealers to handle Cadil
new car will be the best
any machine in the wor
powerful motor, equip}
cranking and starting d
lights throughout, ad
tained Tower plant. A
territory they could con
ber of ears that could b
and whether they are a
other make of automobil
pair shop is conducted i
business. I,or puttee
BROS.. Limited, t;ene11l1
Victoria streets, Toront$t,
6
ac
aloe
1.
d
'lee,
crated
)plicants
smiently
disposed
present
s ; also
connection
ars
Agents,
Oat.
t,),,,Oge-
ED
automobiles. The
for the money of
null] have a more
with electric self -
as well as electric
from self-cOn-
should state
handle, num-
of m a year,
handling any
if garage and re-
with their
address HYSLOP
Shuter and
" Elecidylis"
(ELECTRIC NEE 4 LE)
Superfluous Hair
and Moles, Etc.
['affluently Removed. Painless
ADDRESS :
Specialist, Times, Wingham
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New T lephone
11 Dire tory
1 The Bell Telepl, of > Company of Can-
ada is soon to print new issue of its
Official Telephone Directory for the
District of Wester' Ontario including
WIN HAM
Parties who cent 'nlplate becoming
Subscribers. or trio( who wish changes
in their prrsLflt e .try should place
orders with the Loei Manager at once
t0 insure insertion in this issue
Connecting;ompanies
Should also repos additions and
ehaages in tilde lis of subscribers,
either to the Local M6 nager•, or direct
to the special Agen't's Department,
Montreal.
The Bell Teleph a Company
of Canada
GOODD KING BROS. 1 RIGHT
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1 Extra Values for
1 Economical Buyers
Child's Black and
Tan Hose
These are made from a very
fine yarn and perfectly fast color,
all sizes, at 25e pair.
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Ladies' Cotton, Lisle
and Silk Hose
We are showing a nice range
of these at prices to suit everyone
from 10e to 75e pair.
Summer Vests
Our assortment i; complete in
all sizes and sleeve lengths. See
our special 2 for 25c.
B C Corsets
This make is noted for its good
fitting and wearing qualities.
Prices 50c to 51.50 per.
Very Neat Patterns
in Dress Ginghams
A very suitable fabric for sum-
mer dresses. Prices 10e, 12 e,
15c, 20e and 25c yard.
Corset Cover Em-
broidery Bargain
About 15 pieces of regular
30e and 35e value, to clear at
19c yard.
Fancy Window
Curtain Scrims
In plain and colored effects.
Special at 25e yard.
Two Lace Curtain
Bargains
50 pair 2 yd long, 50e value
for 28e,
50 pair 3 yd long, 31.00 value
for 63c.
ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE WANTED.
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KINO BROS.
PRODUCE WANTED
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
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I 'CANADIAN PACIFIC BAILWAY
UPPER LAKES Homos8ekors'
NAVIGATION Excorsions
Steamers leave Port McNicoll Mon-
days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays at 4 p.m. for
SAULT STE MARIE, PORT
ARTHUR U and FORT WILLIAM
The Steamer Manitoba, sailings
from Port McNicoll Wednesdays will
call at Owen Sound leaving that
point 10,30 p.m.
Steamship " Express
leaves Toronto 12.45 p.m, on sailing
days making direct connection with
teamers at ort cNio .
July 9 and 23, and every
second Tuesday until Sept 17th
ineusive.
Winnipeg and Return, $34.00
Edmonton vnd Return, $42.00
Proportionate rates to other points.
Return limit 60 days
TPROUGB TOURIST SLEEPING OAKS
Asic neare,t C. P. R. Agent for Rome-
seekers'Pamphlet
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WINNIPEG EXDIBITION
July 10th to 20th, 1912
S P M N' 11
Winnipeg Exhibition July 10th to 20th, 1912. Tickets and full information
from any C.P, R. Agent. J. H. BEEMER, Agent, Wingham.
A twelve -year -o
shall of Rosanna
fatal injuries in a
a loft in a barn a
Canada has invi
Churchill and othe
visit the Dominic.
naval debate.
The death of th
and the accession
took place in Tok
boy, Emery Mar-
received probably
orty-foot fall from
Culloden.
ed Rt. Ho n. Winston
British Ministers to
l next fall during the
Emperor of Japan
of the Crown Prince
Coal and ore
the dock strike
The Governm
the position o
general by th
Fred Torrance,
Harry Gilmo
assault on his f
mitted suicide '
Court.
orkers have joined in
t Duluth.
nt has decided to fill
veterinary director -
appointment of Dr.
of Winnipeg.
re, awaiting trial for
fur weeks' bride, corn -
the Hamilton Police
Wingham's Civic
Holiday
Thursday This Week, Aug. Ist
This Store will be closed all day`
Union Sunday School Excur-
sion to Kincardine.
Tickets On Sale . At This Store
on Wednesday all day, and on Thursday
Morning from 7.30 to 8.30
WILLIS & CO.
Sole Agents
THE SHOE STORE.
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Ladies' Wash Skirts and Dresses
Regular $1.75 reduced to $ I.35
2.00 " I.55
Dress Goods.
All Muslins from 14-c to 17c to clear at loc.
Ladies' Fine Silk Hose, regular 4oc, to clear at 25c.
l000 yds Print was 121c now i rc. Ginghams, Cham -
brays, Foulards, Reps, etc., to clear at cost,
Harvest Shoes
Men's Harvest Shoes, 14 pair, was $r.4o, now
27 pair, was $1,75, now
These are extra good value and must be sold to
room for new stock; come and secure some
of these bargain.
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CAPITAL PAiD Un $ 2,870,000
Reserve and Undivided Proflts 8,600,000
Total Asset a 44,000,000
1 1, �;''''' RANGE is Europe's Banker. For a
,5 �, li country to acquire that position, her
t arD ' : ; people must be remarkably thrifty. The
SE e, people of France are exceptionally so--
SE s= ¢ they begin to save in their youth. No
, ,, , n „ matter how small their income, a portion
is regularly set apart for future need. In
(j old age they enjoy the fruits of their
I; thrift. Th9t are a happy nation.
a ' The opening of a saving ateount is the
best way to acquire that habit of saving
---,_without which no ability to earn can insure
Alia you against possible misfortune.
Head Office
HAMILTON C. P. SMITH, Agent, Wingham.
i.4ean.
Wingham's Civic
Holiday
Thursday This Week, Aug. Ist
This Store will be closed all day`
Union Sunday School Excur-
sion to Kincardine.
Tickets On Sale . At This Store
on Wednesday all day, and on Thursday
Morning from 7.30 to 8.30
WILLIS & CO.
Sole Agents
THE SHOE STORE.
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Ladies' Waists
Regular $1.25 reduced to 9oc
1.5o to $1, 10
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2.25
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3.25
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to 2.65
to 3.10
Ladies' Wash Skirts and Dresses
Regular $1.75 reduced to $ I.35
2.00 " I.55
Dress Goods.
All Muslins from 14-c to 17c to clear at loc.
Ladies' Fine Silk Hose, regular 4oc, to clear at 25c.
l000 yds Print was 121c now i rc. Ginghams, Cham -
brays, Foulards, Reps, etc., to clear at cost,
Harvest Shoes
Men's Harvest Shoes, 14 pair, was $r.4o, now
27 pair, was $1,75, now
These are extra good value and must be sold to
room for new stock; come and secure some
of these bargain.
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$1.40
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PHONE 89. WINGHAM, ONT.
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