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—Twelve thousand people were
arrested in Glasgow last year for
using obscene language. That does
well) who had Settled in Waterloo
In the first year of the last century. II
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THE PE40PLITS POPULAR STORE
Macdonald Block, Wing>h am.
JN0e JAS* H.
KERR
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An - Invincible Combination.
HighQualities
Linked �It�Low Prices
TIE WINGL
PICKLED
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"7`he hand writing 1s on fire wall
III _ I n nasi li,I
L„may, L I,�I ! .. ,,,- ��I� �I,. �I .III_ �. �__ ,,.III.
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7~171 ii4 �At.
that the Liberal party in Ontario
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A. Ritchie �
China Ware.
.A^Zlon, Air, Fisher's pate seed
will go down to desdrved defeat for
„ y y r.their treacher to the tempera
cease, wee, a dee3laratiou b Air.
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We continue our Summer
bill was again before Parliament
L• Duncan at the Temperance Leg
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last weep, An amendment was
islation League meeting in Bathurst
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made •declaring that when farmers
Street hall, Toronto, recently.
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sell seed to each other the purchaser
mer goods in order to give us room
crates of Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets and
They
that we require.
Indy rewire two transaction to come
the two Act.
—The aggregate foreign trade of
Bowls, etc.
�� The New Fall
under provisions of
Canada for the eleven months end-
- Dress Goods
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ing May 31, amounted to $386,337,-
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BlouSings, Silks,
—The RailwayAct ct of 1903 which
277 an increase of $37,632,192 over
1902, These totals comprise only
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10 pieces.
� I Trimmings, Etc.
has been reported by the I1ouse of
Commons covers over 100 pages of
imports for consumption and ex-
ports of domestic products, omitt-
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closely printed matter. The chief
ing coin and bullion and foreign
"Club House" Spanish Queen
change made by the Act is the
goods exported from Canada, The
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abolition of the Railway Committee
exports for the eleven months show
of the Privy Council and the sub-
again of $16,449,679 as compared
INDRESS GOODS.
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stitution of a Railway Commission,
with the preceding year, In im-
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Men's and Boys' Hats at reduced
prices for August.
ports an increase of $21,182,613 is
- The leaders are certainly going to be Zibeliues with the
indicated. For the month of May
two -toned effects. Other popular weaves are the Canvas
---Mr. Arch. McNee, of Windsor,
alone the increase in exports was
Cloths, Basket Cloths, Broadcloths, Venetians, Freizes, Clio-
has been granted a 21 -years' lease
$2,781,832 and in imports, $2,977,-
viots, Bos Cloths, Tweeds, etc, We have a splendid assort-
for exclusive commercial fishing
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ment of all these goods in Stock and although the prices have
rights in James Bay. The terri-
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advanced from 20 to 30 per cent, on the European markets,
tory extends over 300 miles from
—Sheriff Allen of Wellington
we can still give them to you at the old prices.
Moose Factory east to Moer's Bay,
county said to the Weekly San
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opposite Solomon's Temple Island.
For this enormous privilege McNee
cantly :—It is just 50 years since
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BL®USINGiS.
pays the Government $10 per year,
the county of Waterloo separated
from Wellington and set for
The right is one of the most valua-
ble ever given in Canada,
business for itself with Berlilin as
In waist lengths only, Plain Flannels in all shades,
the municipal capital. The county
Fancy Flannels, Albrotross Waistings, Brilliants in all shades, -
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of Grey broke from Wellington a
Taffeta Silks, Lousaine Silks, Tamaline Silks, Peau-de-soie
year later. Some time before their
Silks, Fancy Silks, etc.
^A Western American minister
separation took place, my father
recently prayed:
was inspector of schools for the
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"Grant, 0 Lord, that Canada Inay
whole district. Our home was then
Trxlmr> Ings and Belts.=
come of her own accord into the great
sisterhood of states; that no harsh
in Preston, and my father's inspee-
torate covered all thtbe
country
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An extra large assortment of Trimmings have arrived,
measures be needed in working out
the destiny of the republic.”
tween that place, past Guelph and
suitable for all weights and weaves of Dress Goods. They are
Not yet my dear fellow. Canada
is just now more concerned about
Mount Forest, clear up to Owen
Sound. The latter was then a little
the newest that money can buy,
Our Belts are all new designs in Parisian and New York -
working out her own destiny than
village of 200 people, Among our
novelties.A splendid assortment ranging in prices from 25
the destiny of the United States.
Don't
neighbors at that time were two
old men (I remember them very I
- cents to $1.50 each.
you worry about us.
You are at liberty to have a look through our stock.
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—Twelve thousand people were
arrested in Glasgow last year for
using obscene language. That does
well) who had Settled in Waterloo
In the first year of the last century. II
01 ADVANCE. August 0, r go3
1�■�I
THE PE40PLITS POPULAR STORE
Macdonald Block, Wing>h am.
JN0e JAS* H.
KERR
I I I I I b l 111 I I I II I I I 11 14 III, I I III I I I I II i t I I I I I � i.� _ II. I Y
An - Invincible Combination.
HighQualities
Linked �It�Low Prices
New
PICKLED
Summer Sale
China Ware.
OLIVES
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We continue our Summer
Sale during the month of August.
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Olives help the appetite. They
We are already receiving fall
We have just received from Wood
are it good food and may be
goods and must move out the sum-
& Son's Potteries,England, 2 large
eaten freely with good results.
mer goods in order to give us room
crates of Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets and
Try them, if you don't at first
that we require.
White Stone China --Teas, Plates,
like thein, try them again.
Bowls, etc.
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BARGAINS IN SHOES.
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$1.75 Dongola.Kid Oxfords ...... $1.85
21 Toilet Sets, new shape, roll edge
Small bottles 10c, 15c, 20c.
1 50 11 .` .6 .. •.. 1.15
basin, good material, splendid finish,
Spanish Queen Olives 25c.
1.75 "Trilby ..... ...... 1,35
10 pieces.
Spanish Queen Olives, large
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1'3'' """ 1'00
Price ................$2,50,
bottle, Selects, 05c.
"Club House" Spanish Queen
BARGAINS IN HATS.
Toilet Sets, new shape, printed, tint-
Olives, "Extra," large bottle 75c
Ladies' Sailor Hats reg. 75c for ....50c
ed, and gold stippled. Best material,
It do 41 50c for ....35c
a 4S'+ " 40c for ... 25c
Price ........$4.00 to $.5.50,
Girls' Hats reg. 50c and 75c for ....25c
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Dinner Sets, 07 pieces, new shapes,
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Men's and Boys' Hats at reduced
prices for August.
not argue that the city is more 'pro- SIGNS OF STRINGENCY. new designs, new colorings, printed, e, A quantity of Men's Straw Hats reg.
p� fane than other cities. It may gold traced and stippled, splendid a 25c and 50c, reduced to 15c.
successors to M. H. McINDOO. mean that the police are more ac- finish. Men's Canvas Hats reg. 40c for 30c.
tive in arresting such offenders The Weekly Sun has its weather Price ....... $12.00 to $14.00 Men's new stylish Straw Fiats, 25
w' than are some other police. A few eye open for storm signs in the fi- per cent. off reg. prices.
p nancial world and has the follow- --` Broken Soda Biscuits, 7 lbs.
examples here might help to raise + Dinner Sets, 97 pieces, new shapes, for 25c.
the tone of some of the young men Ing editorial :—
Si ns which indicate the comin printed and gold traced. Broken Sweet Biscuits, 0 Sts. Mens Summer Clothing
who split the atmosphere with their g g for 25c. g
expletives. of a commercial storm are gather- Price ................$8,00, at Bargain Prices.
• ing in the United States. A series Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour
t of strikes, which have reduced the ' Tea Sets, 41 pieces, now shapes, for griddle cakes, muffins and $1.50 Semmer Vests for..........$1.00
urchasin ower of such a lar e - p p gems, price per pkg. 15c. i5c t " . r ....... .50
• —According to the latest statiS- p g p g printed. Fine Cotton Shirts and Drs, each. .25
ties, the population of the world is proportion of the mechanics in large Price per Set...... , . $3.00. Fine Balbriggan " " .25
centers of population, is not the Pure Hone in tins and lass 94 .50
1, 544, 510, 000. Of these 534, 940, - y g
only disturbing feature in the situs- jars, all sizes. Fine Silkine " �� « 75
D in 141% e -"fib Sets 000 are Christians, 10,860,000 Blue Teas and Plates, green, navy Fine Natural Wool 1.00
Israelites 175,290,000 Mahome- tion. There have been losses in _ g y —
' Stock gambling in New York and and red Teas and Plates, white and
dans and the remaining 823,420,000 other large centers ver much more gold Teas and Plates. Sold by the Pure Maple Syiup,, home-
belongto other religions. There g y made. Bargains in Waists and Wrappers.
are 30,000,000 followers of Con- serious than those which occurred dozen. -- $1.50 Shirt Waists for
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Just arrived at Boston, per Stealuship Bos- fucius, 214,000,000 Brahmins, 120,- in connection with the Ames and :.ii , ::::.:.$1.00
St. Thomas Loan Co. failures in Odd pieces we are offering at less Ripe Tomatoes, new Cabbage, .75 „ „ , , , , , , , , , , , , ,50
tonian, one crate Dinner Ware, consigned to us; 000,000 Buddhists; For every this country. One American specu- than half price, green Corn, Cucumbers, etc.
will have them on sale this week. thousand persons there are 346 lator, whose fortune was estimated
Christians, 7 Israelites, 114 Ma- at $1,500,000, lst the entire
These Dinner Sets are expected to be the homedans and 523 followers of
p amount in the slump of the stock
ions
swellest goods ever opened up in Wingham, each other religions. market Friday, and committed
suicide in consequence. The seri- ALEX, FELLY
Set consistingof t Fall Terni Opens Sept. Ist. WELLINGTON MUTUAL
ensues: of the situation in the fi- A P
—One of the strongest arguments nancial money market of the States r Auctioneer for Huron County FIRE INS. CO.
12 Cups and Saucers 2 Platters advanced against a government is indicated by the fact that two ofRZ
CSN 1 R�L Established 1810,
road � s the experience of the Inter- the largest railroads in the country I hove scoured an Auctioneer's license for Head Office GUELPH, ONT.
12 Bread and .Butter Plates 1 Teapot p Huron county, and am prepared to conductcolonial. Mr. Blair since he be- have found it necessary to pay 6 ATfORD. ONT. sales at reasonable rates. Risks taken on all classes of insurable pro
12 Tea Plates 1 Sugar Bowl came Minister of Railways, has per cent. for $15,000,000 for eight ' Sales arranged at the Advance oraoe. perty on the cash or premium note system.
12 Dinner Plates 1 Cream Jug succeeded in sinking millions upon to ei hteen months while one rail- scores of Business colleges have a s ALEX. BELLY, wingham P. o,
g , plied r us for our graduates to sot as JaAtts GoLDIa, a$As. DAVIDSON,
12 Sou Plates 1 Bowl millions in that line. If govern. road is paying as high as 7 per teachers in their schools. This is the Prosident. Secretary.
Soup g evidence you are looking for as to the
12 Sauce Dishes 1 Gravy Boat ment road from Quebec to Winni- cent. This high interest rate, on BEST SCHOOL. to attend. Thousands TOS. HOLMT;S JOHN RITCHIE,
of our former students are now in busi. � AGENT, WINGHAM ONT
2 Covered Dishes peg were operated under the man- such undoubted Security, indicates ness life. Write for catalogue.
agement now prevailing on the In- more clearly than anything else BANKER, ETC.
tereolonial, the railway deficit of could do how tight money is be- f W. ilY Elliott, Principal. Marriage Licenses Issued. No witnesses
- ' Canada would be many times what coming across the border. It looks t,.... req Money 4/• large amounts; smaller in pro
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r j����j it now is and our national debt like the beginning of a period of portion, Easiest terms. MILLat would be something awful to con- depression in the United States, and Make up your :hind t0 attend
template within a few years. if a depression occurs there we will, RICHARD HOLMES McL1911N A SON
despite the beneficial effect caused _L/STOWEL BARRISTER AT LAw, SOLICITOR, 1;TO., %TO._—
.l' by the phenomenal inrush Of im- Office;—next to Holmes Block now building
migration and capital into this All kinds of rough and dressed..,.
—For the fiscal year ended in country, be more or less affected
4� June 30th last, one person of every by the troubles of our neighbors. Fall Term Begins Sept. 1, 1903. DR. AGNEW LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
24 employed in railroad work in —Two Courses— PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
the United States, was injured and Commercial and Shorthand. ACCOUCHEUR. APPLE BARRELS
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Mill 111111111 one in every 401 was killed. The Send for College journal. Office:—Upstairs in the Macdonald
. passengers, however, fared better. Block. Hard and Soft Slabs, also a
Only one person in ever 97 244
CANADA'S LIVE STOCK. C. A. eLalniNo A. L. mciNTVRa Night calla answered at office. large quantity of dry hard -
carried was iiiured while 1 833 - Prosident Soo'y.
We
�� Clearingj t wood for sale, delivered.
706 passengers were carried for Canada will have a large exhibit LIFE FIRE j�$S. CHISHOLIII & CHISHOL)ri
every one killed. One passenger of Live Stock at the St. Louis INSURANCE 1J Telephone Orders Promptly
was injured for every 2,946,272 World's Fair.
miles of travel, while one was killed �, PHYSICIANS •SURGEONS ETC. attended to,
Follow-
Canada made an exhibit of rare Lowest rates consistent with—
for Query 57,072,283 miles. The excellence at the World's Colum- absolute security. Ait claims Josephine Street Wingham
record is incomplete in that it does bian Exposition in 1893,11 says Col. promptly settled McLean
D,. Son
not give the number killed enol in -
C. F. Mills, Secretary of the Live Abner Cosens P. KENNEDY, M.D., M.C.P.S,O YJ.I (Xi 17
jured, who were neither employees Stock Department, and in nota J.
ing Lines � nor passengers, and the number in few of the classes received thelarg- ACCIDENT PLATE CLASS (Member Aof"the
of tfotp�hMedical b0 YEARS'
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both cases must have been very er portion of the prize money. In COLD MEDALLIST IN MEDICINE. E
XPERIENCE
large. addition to the prizes given by the A. DULMAGE
�•-, ..""".� Special attention paid to Discuses of women
. Provincial government to Canadian and chaldron,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT. OarIosHOURS*-1 to! 7to9p.m. O 1
exhibitors at Chicago the Colum- p.m,
--•* s- New Zealand for some time bian management awarded prizes CONVEYANCING. MONEY TO LOAN i
A large assortment of Prints, American presented the only example .of a to the breeders of Ontario and Que- on Town and Farm Property. W T. Holloway ars Al,
�"" State enforcing legislation for the bec as follows : 011 cattle, $3,980 ; ASSIGNEE. -ACCOUNTANT. D.D.S., L.D.S.i: �I m; TRAD!* 1NnRics
i== goods, at all prices.�. (+IC4 -In the Kent Block.
compulsory settlement of labor con- horses, $1,305 ; sheep, $5,200 , "' ! D�siatvs
wResidence—Catherine St. Graduate of Royal t. OPYRIGHTt3 &C.
+ w; trOperAiea. New Soath Wales and swine, $1,395; total, $11,880. College of Donytal ; Anyoneeondingasketchbuddoscri�tlonmay
Ladies white Underwear at COSI. iurgeone of for 9nickl meertain our opinion free w ether wl
Western Australia followed by The prize fund provided for the cute and Honors °, 'i invention in probably patentable. communioa-
-� t:- tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
enacting more Stringent legislation Live Stock Exhibit at the World's C J MAGGUIRE Gralivate of Dent• t oldost agency for securing_patents.
Hosiery for all hinds of people in Cotton . ' al Dep•t, of Toron- Patonts taken t roAIrh Atunn k Co. receive
of this character and some days Fair next year will be nearly twice to University. tT` rpruatt+touee,witbout011alego,lathe
+ .w,. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Aal��� ���
and Cashmere. Best value. Ladies : ago a bill was introduced in the as large as the amount awarded at LOAN AGENT. CONVEYANCING Latest ifuprovod methods in al branches of� �•T!
Dentistry. Prices moderate. satisfaction r}
HOSE`, guaranteed fast black, IO Cts. Mouse of Representatives of the Chicago in 1,893, and the skillful Collection of Monts andAccountsit specialty, guarnntood, AwofficoinIIoaverIslock. Abandso eirpiustratW weekly, k7gxistair,
Australian Commonwealth subject- breeders of Canada, of wham there culation of any solantiaa 3e rAa�. ToTws, t3 a
Corsets --Short asci long, }lean can and in the whole of Australia to the are man can be depended upon ASSIGNEE. ACCOUNTANT. onrifourmonths.aL t3od6yaN wsYork
g, y J g y, p p Oince—in Vanstone Block. RTHUR J. IRWIN IUNN & Co 3Bi&°edwiir, New York
Featherweight, this Week a specialty. compulsory arbitration of Indus- to exhibit stock of such superior epee Saturday evenings, 7 to 9. A Branch Most & SVSt.,w,ublAaton.1).U.
,--O.s ` D.D.S., L,D.s.
trial disputes. If the bill passes, duality as to lastly entitle them to
the compulsory principle will be receive a liberal share of the quay- �. A MORTON Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Fen• ......:.
Bargains in Remnants of Dress Goods, beau- ns tussle
applied on a scale which will thor- ter of a million of dollars set apart y College and Licentiate of
' tiflrl Black pieces, Prints Embroideries, • Dental Surgery of Ontario.
,• p i 1 oughly test its popularity and efil- by the Louisiana Purchase Exposi- BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. ' 1
etc., etc. eieney. The purpose of the mea- tion for stock shown at St. Louis l�tolv>; T4 1<,AAIY. OMes over Post Office—WINGHAM
es-..• ... -�+ sure is to prevent Strikes, The in 1904.
London Chronicle says that if this Canadian breeders have never Office:—Morton Block, Wingham MISS SARA L. MOORS
had been the lary of Victoria the been backwards in carrying on RROMpTL.Y SECURE[]
recent great railway strike in that prizes. At Chicago, the premium Teacher of Piano and Theory ora 11�(p a"ul iutHow you erekewlitdledt'
_ Now Is Your Chance Statecopuldhardlyhavetakenplace. ,'
MISS DELIA SPARLING
_ Scud us a rough sketch or model of your 133 -
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list was $1�0 000 Of which $-.0 306 '
eY. ,
Now South 13outh Cein uta WalesZealand and went to the tothat elle 12 per cent. Blan aff�lbe the toter or A T, C. M. err �+ tendon opinion as to wen er it iq prll obably
MISS CARRIE MOO free our opinion as to whether it is probably
7`eachor ol'' Ptano, Theory end Metehor 1 patentabic. Related epplicattonehavicelten
awards of the industrial court are value Of prizes was $40,000, and Music Method, Simplex and Xindergarten. been successfullyidlprosecuted by uo we
conduct tuft a ui41ped offices iu Montreal
obeyed as faithfully as those of any the Canadians secured 15 per cent, InatPupils prepared for Conser.atorr exam. Teacher of Violin and Guitar. and Washington; tltisquslifiesustoprompt-
Y ly dispatch we* and Kukkiqy secure Patent$
ipopular• Stone Mock, as bread as the invention. ifighestreferences
authorized furnished.
,,� Os di pin ry law olabor ell Cies,latbhe bettill At Ser and It wouldn'tebe at all Burl Iloome-in ratetlts procttrcci throu`h lNariod !Sc tta-
.., -..srIon recolve special notice without charge in
To A. p p, y p ve prpsrfrg to see them secure one-fifth �ANSTONE DICKINSON & IIOLMES ever too 11twopapers distributed througlwat
"� ` for of the whole &war(,. . the Dominion.
.-.. fallrt ower to impose it
ti05ra I i hoped $a i BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR Spetielty :—Patent business of Manafae•
The peunon-dtimpaltilaes may take theth its lBfotm minister ofAgriculture will see fi.t honey to loan at lowestrates. Office tnrers asci i!ngincara.
Barristers, SaliGitOrS, EIC` MARION & MARION
711111111111410111111111i11Ill Ill ill 11114Lill 11Ill i0Ill 11111111111110N of inlpriso, n hent or fines alp to to grant the $100,000 a�proprlation BEA'V'ER HLOOK, Office l Xeyer Block Wingham. pstaiht Experts and Soiiultors.
$5,OC10, flaked by the Canadian reederfl, !-95. WfNC;rHAM, >q, L, I3inklnenn riatitey rfaltnne t N w Yo Lite BIN'
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