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As Evening Wear Fabrics in plain and fancy Satin Stripes. Every
new and fashionable weave frons the fashion centres of the world,
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NEW FANCY SILKS,—New Corded Silks for fall. New
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Pailette Silks. A beautiful range of Autumn Colorings,
FLANNELETTES.—All our new Flannelettes and Wrapper-
ettes are now in. A beautiful range of patterns and colors to
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BLANKETS.—AskAs sitC:
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71.1 Blankets, thoroughly scoured, warm, full nap, pink or blue
borders, fine weave, a great wearing, beautiful washing blanket. pc
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BARGAINS. We've still a few Boys' Suits left, sizes 22 to INC
28, Price, $1.50. Also a few pairs of Shoes at bargain prices., eis
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SPECIAL SHOWING OF
rens Goods
Highest Prices Paid for Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples.
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We Want Your Trade
Fall Goods
LADIES' KNITTED GOODS.—The season is
now here when every person will be needing
heavier clothing. We have a fine range of
Ladies' knitted goods in Golfers, etc.—Come
in and see them.
HOSIERY.—See our range ' of Fall and Winter
Hosiery. Extra values in Worsteds and
Cashmeres.
UNDERWEAR.—We have the largest and best
assorted range we have yet shown, and the
quality is second to none.
SPECIAL. -2' 5 pieces Wrapperette 36 in. wide—
the best you have seen—Io cts.
MEN'S CLOTHING.—A complete ranke of Men's
and Boys' Clothing in Suits and Overcoats
and prices to suit everybody.
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DON'T FORGET OUR DRESS GOODS.
• Eggs 25 Cts. Tub Butter 20 cts.
GEO. E. KING
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1 Cheap Prices
LiST OF PRIZE WINNERS
AT WINGHAI FAIR..
HORSES,
Heavy Draught—Brood mare and foal,
W. J. Henderson, 0. B, Wilkinson, Thos.
Davidson & Son; spring foal, 0 B
Wilkinson, Hugh Halliday, Robt, NVer.
w.ek, Rinevalei one -year-old filly, y W,
ii Ora(okshauk, 0. B, Wilkinson; one-
year -old gelding,. W. H. Oruiokehank;
two year-old filly or gelding, C. B. Wil-
kinson, W. I1 Orniokshank, R. War-
wiok, (Morris) ; team it► harness, Thee
Davidson & Son, Jas. Fester 2nd and
8rd,.
Agrionitnral—Brood mare and foal,
MoLeod Bros„ 0. B. Wilkinson; E. B,
Jenkins; spring foal, MoLeod Bros,
Hugh Halliday, John Menzlee & Son;
one -year-old filly, John Mason, Alex,
MoDanald; two year-old filly or gelding.
Alex. ]MacEwen, Alex. Moponald,W. H.
Cruickshank; team in harness, Walter
Itiohardeon, Doff and Stewart, David
Stroud.
General Purpose -Brood mare and foal,
Aroh. Patterson, W. J. Carrie, P, Gib-
bons ;sprtng fold, P. Gibbons, Arch. Pat-
terson, W. J. Carrie; one -year-old filly,
E B. Jenkins, L9v1 Lott; two-year-old
filly or gelding, Levi Lett, W. J. Carrie;
team in harness, Jas. Foster, Wm. R.
Campbell,
Roadsters—Brood mare and foal,
E. B, Jenkins, Aroh. Patterson, Fred,
Mowbray; spring' foal, E. B. Jenkins,
J. A. Brandon, Peter Fowler; one -year-
old filly, O. B. Wilkinson; one -year-old
gelding, (Moyne Higgins; single driver,
Levi Lott, Jae. Bargees, Levi Lott; team
in harnees, Walter Richardson, Oloyne
Higgins,
Carriage—Brood mare and foal, Arob.
Campbell, Peter Fowler; spring foal,
Arch Oampbell; one -year-old filly, J. A.
Brandon, R, Scott & Son; two-year-old
fitly or gelding, Arch, Campbell, Jae
Foster; single driver, Arch. McKinnon.
A, T, Ford. J. A. Brandon; team in
harness, Wm. Maxwell; pony, Weir
Elliott.
CATTLE,
Darham—Bseeding cow, G. Fother-
gill &; Son, John Webster; two-year-old
heifer, Jae. G. Fyfe, G Fothergill &
Son; one -year-old heifer, John Webster,
Purves Bros ; heifer ander 12 months,
John Webster, G. Fothergill & Son;
bull ander 12 months, Walter Riobard-
son let and 2nd; bull over 1 year, John
Webster; herd, John Webster, Jae. G
Fyfe.
Grades—Breeding cow, John Webster
lat and 2nd; two-year-old heifer, John
Menzies & San; one -year-old heifer,
John Webster, Peter Fowler; steer calf,
John Webster let and 2nd; one -year-
old steer, P. Fowler, John Menzies &
Son; two-year old steer, John Webster,
Peter Fowler; fat bow, steer or heifer,
—John S. Scott,
Jersey—Breeding cow, Weir Elliott.
Solunidt, Jas, Henderson. Tomatoes,
large red, Jas. Henderson, J. W, Pear -
en ; any other tomatoes, J. W Pear -
en, Jas. Henders n, Celery --White
Plume, Jae. Henderson, It. A. Gra--
barn ; any other, James Henderson,
Uabbage-•-Jersey Wakefield, Jas, Hen-
derson, J. W, Pearen ; VVinningstadt,
Jas. Henderson, J. W. Pearen ; win-
ter, Jas, HoLderson, J, W. Pearen ;
pickling,- Jas. Henderson. Citrons, J.
W. Edgar, J. B. Tyreman ; cauliflow-
er, J. W. Pearen, Jas. Henderson ; cu-
cumbers, Geo, Bryce, '1`. M. Iender-
so ; table tort Jas, Henderson. on J.
W. earemusk
melons, Jas, Ilen-
derson ; yellow pumpkin, I). B, An-
derson, Jas. Henderson i sunflowers,
Jas. Ilenderson, J. NV. Pearen; squash,
Jae. Henderson, T. M. Henderson ;
water melons, Jas, Henderson, FV, S.
Linklater collection o£ p
pro-
duce,
Jas, Henderson, V, Rettinger,
FRUIT.
Apples --Alexander, Wm, Maxwell,
V. Hettinger ; Baldwin, John Web-
ster, P. Fowler ; Ben Davis, T. M.
Henderson, Wm. ]Maxwell ; Blenheim,
wl Maxwell Canada
P. Fowler, Wm. Ala wel d
Red, W. J.�Henderson, T. M. Hender-
son ; Colvert, Wm. Maxwell, C. B.
Wilkinson ; Fallawater, Peter Fow-
ler, W. J. Currie ; King, Arch. Pat-
terson, Robb. Harrison ; Lowell, Jas.
Henderson, D. B. Anderson ; Maiden's
Blush, R. Scott & Son, E. W. O"rvis ;
Mann, Jas. Henderson, W..3. Hender-
son ; Northern Spy, P. Fowler, David
Cook ; Ontario, T. M. 'Henderson, W.
J. Ilenderson ;.. Rhode Island Green-
ing,, J. W Edgar, P. Fowler ; Rib-
ston Pippin, Robt. Harrison, Wm.
Maxwell ; Roxboro Russett, P. Gib-
bons, Geo. T. Robertson ; any other
Russett, Thompson Bros., Wm, Max-
well ; ~Snow, T. M. Henderson, O. 13,
Wilkinson ; St. Lawrence, V. Hettin-
ger, T. M. Henderson ; '.Calman Sweet,
Jas. Henderson, Arch. Patterson ; 20
oz. Pippin, John Mason, Wm. Max-
well ; Wagner, W. J. Henderson, V.
Rettinger ; Wallbridge, T. M. Hender-
son ; Yellow Belle Fleur, W. J. Hen-
derson, Jas. Henderson ; Hyslop Crab,
V. Hettinger, Wm. Maxwell ; . Tran-
scendent Orab, Jas. Henderson ; any
other Crab, W. J. Henderson, T. M.
Henderson ; four varieties winter ap-
ples not mentioned inslist, J. W. Ed-
gar, T. M. Henderson. Pears—Fall,
O. B. Wilkinson, T. M. Henderson ;
Duchess, V, Rettinger, T. M. Hender-
son ; any other, W. Maxwell, T. M.
Henderson. Plums—Blue, D. Cook,
T. M. Henderson ; yellow, R. Scott &
Son, Jas, Henderson ; any other, Jas.
Henderson, T. M. Henderson. Grapes
—Open air white, .1. 13, Tyreman, W.
Maxwell ; open air red, J. B. Tyre -
man, J. W. Pearen ; open air black or
blue, J. B. Tyreman, J. W. Pearen ;
collection preserved fruit, J. W. Ed-
gar, Geo. Bryce.
DAIRY AND PROVISIONS.
SHEEP.
Lsioeeters, and their grades—Aged
rasa; Purves Bros. 1st and 2nd; ahearl-
ing ram, J, B. Tyreman; ram lamb,
Purves Bros. 1st and 2ad; aged ewe,
Parves Bros.; ehearling ewe, Parves.
Bros, ; ewe lamb, Parves Bros. fat and
2nd.
Downs and their grades—Ram lamb,
A. Oopoland; aged ewe, A. Copeland;
ewe lamb, A. Copeland lst and 2ad.
Fat sheep—Ewe or wether, A. Cope-
land, Parves Bros. ; pen of sheep, Parves
Bros.
PIGS.
Berkshires—Boar of 1909, A. F.
Davidson let and 2nd; boar prior to
1909, And. F. Davidson; sow of 1909,
And. F. Davidson let and 2nd; breed-
ing sow, And. F. Davideon let and 2ad.
POULTRY.
Andalneians,Jas. Henderson ; bantams,
D. B..Anderaon, brahmaa, Jas. Hender-
son lat and 2ad; ducks, Jas. Henderson,
1st and 2nd; games, Jas. S. Carr; geese,
Jas. Henderson, P. Gibbons; hamburgs,
Jas. Henderson; langshana, Jas. Hender-
son let and 2nd; brown leghorns, Jas.
Henderson; white leghorna, Jas. S. Oarr,
D. B. Andersons; minoraas, Aroh. Pat-
terson; orpingtons, Jas. Henderson;
plymonth rocks, barred, J. S. Carr 1st
and 2nd; plymoath rooks, any other,
D. B. Anderson, Jas. Henderson;
spaniah, Jas. Henderson; turkeys, Jae.
Henderson; wyandotts, biaok or white,
D. B, Anderson 1st and 2nd; wyan-
dottes, any other, Jas. Henderson 1st
and 2nd; any other standard variety,
Jas. S. Carr.
Chickens—Andalasiane, Jas. Hender-
son, ducks; Jas. 5 Oarr, P Gibbons;
games, D. B. Anderson; hambnrgs, Jas.
Henderson; Langehans, Jae, Henderson;
brown leghorns, Jas. Henderson, D. B.
Anderson; white leghorns, D. B. Ander-
son, Jas, Henderson; minoraas, Aroh.
Patterson, Jas. Henderson; plymonth
rooks, barred, Jas. S. Carr let and 2ad;
plymonth rooks any other, D. B. Ander-
son °let and 2nd; wyandotts, black or
white, D. B, Anderson, fat and 2ad;
wyandottes, any other, Jas. Henderson,
let and 2nd; any other standard variety,
Jas. S. Carr; four cockerels, D. B.
Anderson, Jas. Henderson,
LEATIHER.
Set double harness, Geo. 0. Manners
1st and 2nd; set single harness, Geo. C.
Manners lat and 2nd.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Timothy, And. Schmidt, R. Scott &
Son ; fall wheat, red, And. Sclitnidt,
V. Rettinger ; fall wheat, white, Jas,
Henderson, J. W. Edgar; spring•
wheat, Jas. Henderson, V. Rettinger ;
small white pea, J. W, Edgar, W. J.
Currie ; any other peas, Jas. Hender-
son, R. Scott & Son ; white oats, Jas.
Henderson, And. Schmidt ; black oats,
J. B. Tyrernati, 3. W. Edgar ; barley,
4 or (3 rowed, J. W. Edgar, Jas. Hen-
derson ; any other barley, A. Schmidt.
ROTS AND VEGETABLES.
Beans, small white, Jas. Henderson,
V. Rettinger; beans, large white, P.
Gibbons, J. W. Edgar ; beans, any
other, Robt. Harrison, Jas, Hender-
son ; field corn, Dent, D. B. Anderson,
Jas. Henderson ; field corn, Flint, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Ilenderson ; Mete, long
blood, Jas, Henderson ; beets, any
other, Jas. Henderson, A, Schmidt,
field carrots, L+'. W. Orvis, Jas, Hen-
derson ; table carrots, short, J. 13.
Tyreman, Jas. Henderson ; table car-
rots, intermediate, Jas. Henderson, 3,
W. Pearen ; mangold-wurtzel, long,
Jas. Henderson, .A Schmidt ; tnan-
gold-wurtzel, intertnediate, Jas, Hen-
derson, John .Mason ; parsnips, Jae,
Henderson, B. A. Grahatn ; winter
radishes, Jas. Henderson, A, Schmidt;
sugar ntangeld, Jas. Henderson ; tur-
nips, Swede, Jno. Mbnzies & Son, Wm,
Maxwell ; other turnips, W. J. Hen-
derson, T. M. Henderson. Potatpes-,-
Rose, Jae. Henderson, P. Gibbons ;
Hebron, Its. Henderson, T, M. Hen-
derson
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ds s n • long w
hits Jas. Henderson
J. V. 'Porten round white, T.
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Henderson, J. W'1 Pearen ; collection
potatoes, T, 11I, Henderson, J. W.
Pearen. Onions ---Yellow, A. Schmidt,
Jas. Henderson ; red, Jai, Henderson,
J. W, Pearen' white, A, Schmidt, Jas.
Henderson J Dutch .or top sets, R. A.
,Graham, A. Schmidt ; onions grown
'from Dutch or top sets, A, Schmidt,
ll, A, Graham; any other onions, At
double scarlet, Airs. Burwash, Mrs, A,
'Patterson ; Geranium, single any. oth-
er, Mrs, Burwash; Geranium, double
any other, Mrs, Patterson, Miss Isard ;:
Begonia in bloom, Mrs. Orvis, Mrs, A,
Patterson ; Fuchsia in bloom, Miss
Isard, Mrs, A. Patterson ; Ferns, col-
lection, Mrs, Tamlyn, Mrs, Burwash ;
Hothouse plants in bloom, Mrs, Bur -
wash ; Foliage plants, collection, Mrs,
Burwash, Miss 'Isard,
LADIES' WORK.
Applique, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs.
laxiy n Apron,fancy,
work and de-
sign
to count, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Taxis-
lyn apron, kitchen, useful, not orna-
men;tal, Mrs, W, McKenzie Mrs. Or -
vis ; Braiding, Miss Fisher, Mrs, Jos.
Pugh ; buttonholes oro various metal -
ale, Mrs. W. McKenzie, Mrs. Steven-
son ; cap, fancy, Mrs, Tamlyn ; case
for gloves, collars, cuffs or handker-
chiefs, Mrs. Hanson, Miss. Livingstone;
centre piece for table, Mrs, Stevenson,
bliss Livingstone ; Counterpane, cro-
cheted, Mrs. Jos. Pugh, let and 2nd ;
counterpane, knitted, Mrs. 'Tamlyn ;
crocheting, cotion or silk, Mrs. Han-
son, Mrs. wool,
s. Tamlyu; crocheting, R o ,
Miss Fibber, Mrs..Stevenson ; dresser.
or stand Cpver, Miss Fisher lst and
2nd ; darning plain, Mrs. W. McKen-
zie, Miss Fisher ; doylies, Miss Living-
stone ; drape, Miss Livingstone, Mies
Fisher ; drawn work, Mrs. Tamlyn,
Miss Fisher ; dress, girl's cotton, Mrs.
McKenzie, Mrs, Orvis ; embroidery,
delpb, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Tamlyn ; em-
broidery, eyelet, Miss Fisher, Miss
Livingstone ; embroidery, jewel, Miss
Pisher, Mrs. Tamlyn•; embroidery, Mt.
Mellick, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Ranson ;
embroidery, Roman, Mrs. Tamlyn,
Miss Livingston ; embroidery, on cot-
ton or linen, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs,
Tamlyn ; embroidery, on silk or satin,
Miss Fisher, Mrs. Stevenson ; embroi-
dery, as applied to dressmaking, Miss
Fisher, Mrs. Stevenson ; Etching, Mrs.
(Continued on next page.)
Bread—White, baked by girl under
16 years, Miss Schmidt, Miss Linklat-
er ; brown, Mrs. J. W. Edgar, Mrs. E,
W. Orvis, Mrs. Jas. Anderson ; white,
home-made, Mrs. R. Scott, Mrs, And.
Schmidt, Mrs. Jas. Anderson ; plain
home-made buns, Mrs. Orvis, Mrs. P.
Fowler ; home-made tea biscuits, Mrs.
Finnen, Mrs. Tyreman : home-made
scone, Mrs. Bryce, Mrs. W. J. Iiender-
•son ; bread dough cake, Mrs. H. B.
Elliott, Mrs. Orvis ; Graham biscuits,
Mrs. Moffatt, Mrs. Edgar ; Johnny
cake, Mrs. Jas. Henderson, Mrs. Orvis ;
layer cake, light, Mrs. Orvis, Mrs. W.
J. Henderson ; layer cake, dark, Mrs.
Jas, 4.nderson, Mrs. Moffatt ; fruit
cake with eggs, Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Mof-
fatt ; fruit cake without eggs, Mrs.
Bryce, Mrs. Orvis ; ginger bread, Mrs.
Moffatt, Mrs. Orvis. Pie—Apple, Mrs.
Finnen, Mrs. Moffatt ; pumpkin, Mrs.
James Henderson, Mrs. Wilkinson ;
lemon, Mrs. Jos. Pugh, Mrs. Bryce ;
any other, Mrs. D. B. Anderson, Mrs.
Moffatt. Doughnuts, Mrs. Orvis, Mrs.
Tamlyn ; oatmeal cookies, Mrs, Tam-
lyn, Mrs. Moffatt ; oat cake, Mrs. Jas.
Henderson, Mrs. Orvis ; short bread,
Mrs, 3, W. Pearen, Mrs, Jas. Hender-
son ; jelly, Mrs. Geo. T. Robertson,
Mrs. W. J. Currie ; maple syrup, Mrs.
Orvis, Mrs. Wilkinson ; maple sugar,
Mrs. Schmidt ; honey in comb, Jas. H.
Oasemore ; honey extracted, Jas. Hen-
derson, Jas. H. Oasemore ; home-made
wine, fermented, dark, Mrs. Bryce,
Mrs. Rettinger; fermented, light, Mrs.
Jas. Henderson, Mrs. Rettinger ; to-
mato catsup, Mrs, James Henderson,
Mrs. T. M. Henderson ; any other cat-
sup, Mrs. Rettinger, Mrs. W. S. Link -
later ; sweet pickles, Mrs. Jas. Hen-
derson, Mrs, Orvis ; pickled vegetable,
Mrs. James Henderson, Mrs, Bryce ;
fruit pickles, Mrs. Rettinger, Mrs. T.
M. Henderson ; mixed pickles, Mrs.
Edgar, Mrs. Bryce ; mustard pickles,
Mrs. Bryce, Mrs. W. J, Henderson ;
pair dressed chickens, Mrs. W. S.
Linklater, Mrs. Moffatt ; hen's eggs,
F. Anderson, Jelin Moffatt. Butter -
10 lbs. in•crock,, Mrs. J. Mason, Mrs.
]Harrison, Mrs. Edgar 5 lbs,, Miss
Anderson, Mrs. Bryce, Mrs. W. J.
Henderson ; ornamental, Mrs. W. J.
Henderson, Miss Anderson ; 5 lbs. in
pound prints, made by girl under 16
years, Miss Linklater, Miss Schmidt,
Miss Currie ; best eight articles of
food suitable for a working man's sup-
per (meats excluded) Mrs. Bryce, Mus.
Orvis, Mrs. Wm. Maxwell,
FINE ARTS.
Oil painting—Animals, Miss Agnew,
Miss Livingstone ; fruit or `lowers,
Miss Isard, Miss Livingstone ; land-
scape or marine, Miss Isard, 1st and
2nd ; any other subject, Mrs. Hanson,
Miss Agnew ; on glass, Miss Agnew,
Mee. Ilanson r on plaques or trays,
Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Hanson ; on
silk, satin or velvet, Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs. Hanson ; collection of oil paint-
ings, Miss Agnew, Mrs, 'Hanson.
Water color—Landscape or marine,
Miss Isard, Mrs. Hanson ; any other
subject, Mrs. '.Carolyn, Miss Living-
stone ; collection, Mrs. Haneon, Miss
Livingstone. Drawing—Pen and ink
sketch, Miss Livingstone, Clayton
Dull ; pencil, Miss Isard, lst and 2nd ;
crayon portrait, Mrs, Stevenson, Miss
Isard ; crayon landscape or marine,
Miss Isard, 1st and 2nd. China paint-
ing—Cups and saucers, Mrs. Hanson,
Miss Livingstone ; plates, Mrs, Han-
son, Miss Livingstone ; ornament or
vase, Mrs. Hanson, Miss Livingstone;
any other, Mrs, Tamlyn, Mrs. Hanson;
collection, Mrs, Hanson, Miss Living-
stone.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Asters, Mrs. H, B. Elliott‘;Mrs.
Tamlyn ; Dahlias, Mrs, Arch. Patter-
son, Mrs. H. 13. Elliott ; Gladioli, Mrs.
Burwash ; Pansies, R,Scott & Son
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Petunias, Miss Isard,
Mrs, Burwash
Phlox Drum,mondii, R. Spott & Son,
Mrs, Burwash ; Phlox Perennial, Miss
Isard ; Sweet Peas, Mr's, Arch, Patter-
son, Miss Isard ; Stooks, Miss Ander-
son, R. Scott & Son ; Zinnias, Mrs.
Tamlyn, Mrs. Burwash ; Marigolds,
Mrs. Tatnlyn, Miss Isard Floral De-
sign for cemetery, Mrs. Burwash, Miss
Isard ; floral design for Indoor deeora-
tion, Miss Isard, Mrs. Burwash ;• bas-.
ket of Annttals, R. Scott & Son, Mrs.
Burwash ; bouquet, table, Mies Isard,
Mrs, Arch. Patterson ; Bouquet, hand,
hard plants, Geo, Bryce, Mrs. Tamlyn;
tender plants, Mrs, Tarniyn, Mrs.
Burwash ; Geranium, single white,
Miss Isard Mrs. Arch. Patterson ;
Geranium, doable white, Mrs, A. Pat.
tenon, Miss Isard ; Geranium, single
scarlet, Mrs, ]Inrwash I Geraniuntr
THE BEST SCHOOL
CENTRAL
STRATFORMANT.
The best time to eater our classes is
NOW. Wo are running the largest
and, we believe, the best business train-
ing school in Western Ontario. Three
departments — Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy.
Get a money -making education. Our
graduates are in demand and are meet-
ing with success. Get our free cata-
logue now.
ELLIOTT dl. MCLACHLAN
PRINCIPAL*
Get The Best. It Pays.
Ono School that stands at tho head in
Thoroughness, Popularity and
Genuine Merit is the
ELLIOTT
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TORONTO, ONT.
It enjoys a large patronage because its
superior work is so well known. Get
your training hero and you will bo satis-
fied. Allradnates easily get positions.
at
Calogue free. Enter now.
W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIP4L.
Cor. Yongo and Alexander Sts.
Take Comfort.
Hot weather is here. To
enjoy it, get one of our
Coaloil Stoves -
--OR—
Gasoline Stoves
And Save Fuel and
Cook in Comfort.
Graniteware and Tinware.
Ranges of Best Makes.
Reliable Garden Hose.
Plumbing our Specialty.
W. J. BOYO
Stone Block - Wingham
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Peaches
This is the week for
the best quality Craw-
ford Peaches. Call and,
see them --they are No.
1 Fruit.
T1
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h ripe Tomatoes,
oes
,
green Corn, Beets, Car-
rots, Cabbage, Onions—
fresh from the grower
every day.
Produce Wanted.
MaIcoinfs
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New Goods for
Fall and Winter
Splendid assortment of New Dress Goods. Also the latest styles in all Wool
56 • inch goods for Ladies' Coats,
Good value in Flannels, Flannelettes, Sheetings, Table Linens, Wrapperettes,
Shirtings, &c.
Great variety and splendid values in new Rand Bags -25c to $5.00. AIso
Purses, Pocket Books, Finger Purses, Barettes, Hair Rolls, Frillings.
New Jet Buttons, all sizes. Prices to suit your pocket book. Jet Buttons
are tjie correct thing this season. Don't be out of fashion.
Ladies' Golf Jackets.—Men's Sweaters and Coat Sweaters—Boys Sweaters, all
Pure Wool. .
Splendid value in the Boot and Shoe Department for • everybody- We guaran-
tee the quality. We Show the Newest Fall Styles and some of the best ,
Shoes made in Canada.. Prices are low.
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.BARGAINS IN GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
4irou'11 not find a better, larger, cleaner, more complete stock of Groceries in Wingham
than we show in this store. This week we want to tell you about our Biscuits
We carry a full line of all the real nice tasty sweet Biscuits, always fresh and good
quality. Prices from 10c to 20e lb. Some of the best lines—Lemon Creams, Society
' Wafers, Malto Cream Sandwich, Nut Wafers, Italian Wafers, Maple Cream, Maple Leaf,
Vanilla Snaps, Banana Fingers, Honey Bar, JamJams &c. Some good lines at 10c lb.—
Sugar Biscuit, Lemon, Ginger Bread, Molasses Snaps, Mix. Tea Bisuits, &c.
Don't forget that we offer Handsome Useful Premiums to every customer.
Ask \for a premium card. Ask to see the premiums.
FARMERS.—We want large quantities of Butter, Eggs, White Beans, Onions, Dried
Apples, Hardwood, Oats,; Winter Apples, Poultry, &c. Dried Apples must be good color
and well dried. Poultry must be fat and dry picked to get the beet price.
C. N. GRIFFIN
GENERAL AGENT
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass
and Weather Insurance, coupled
with a Real Estate and Money
Loaning business.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WING -HAM — ONTARIO
' Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle or hogs to feed for mar-
ket can have it on reasonable terms.
Money transmitted and payable at
par at any Bank in the Dominion.
RATES. -Q-35.00 and under, 3 cts.
$10 to $30, 10 ate. $30 to $50, 15 cit.
Same rates charged on principal
banking points in the U. S.
t alker & Son)
WINOHAM
Furniture Dealers
and Undertakers
We aro specially qualified Under-
takers and Embalmers, and thoso
d,trusting their work to us may rely
on it being well done. Night calls
received at residence.
Office Phone 106 House Phone 125
DOMINION BANKI
HEAD OiFICE, TORONTO.
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Capital (paid up) $3,980,000
Reserve (annd raw. - $5,297,000
Total Assets, over $50,000,000
WINGHAM BRANCH,
Interest allowed on deposit of $1,00
and upwards.
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in (An -
oda, the UnitedStates and Etxrc o
ad , nits p r
yt, R, °Elm% manger
1.. vafl tone, aofteltat
Fall Goods.
FALL AND WINTER MOREEN UNDERSKIRTS.—These are
exceptional good value, being Imported direct from
England. We can save you 75e and $1.00 on any
Underskirt. In colors of 'Black, Blue, Green and
Brown, to match the Fall uitings ; special prices while
they last, ranging from $1,25 to $2.50.
IMPORTED RIBBONS.—Velvets in all colors. Silks in all
widths at special prices.
LADIES' FALL SUITINGS.—Now is the time for Ladies'
Fa11,Suitings ; we have them in all kinds and shades,
in suit lengths. No two alike, Full 54 and 56 inch
goods in Venetians and Broadcloths.
MANTLE CLOTH.—In Ladies' Mantle Cloth for Coats, we
• have a good range in brown and blue stripes.
MEN'S FALL SUITS.—Just arrived, Men's Suits for fall
in latest styles and newest cuts. Prices to suit you.
YARNS, ETC.—Home-made Yarns, Sheeting and Blankets.
We get our own wool made into Yarn, therefore it is
softer and more pliable than factory Yarns ; in single 2
and 8 ply. BLANICI1TS—A'll pure wool, large sizes, made
out of our own Wool at Wroxeter.
•
• Rugs and Carpets. -
SMYRNA RUGS. --Just the thing ; only a few 'left. Wall
make _your room look cosy. Regular $2,50, for $2.00.
Wool and Fibre Rugs in oriental designs. Regular, $2.00,
for $1.75.
Rugs in Brussels, Tapestry and Dominion Square.
Small ends of Carpets -5, 10 and 15 -yd. ends—to clear at
less than cost.
We carry a large stock of Carpets. Call and 'see them be-
fore buying.
�'t j �, 20 lbs. r9to
No. l Sugar fr�r
17 !J X1.00. fol'10d-Ib, sack
Flour and Feed, Timothy Seed, Chick Food,
etc., always, on hand.
Goods delivered to any part of town.
T. A. Mills
M •. H i'"h M
Whitechurch Hardware Store Ness T.
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The
Be
and copper
fitted for
the price
Season For Stoves
Is Almost Here.
sure and See our New Steel Range, with hearth
reservoir "enclosed, large oven with drop door,
both coal and wood, handsomely finished, and
is only, $20.00.
When in the 'village, call and learn how you can et a
b r y g
Handsome Parlor Lamp free for a New Years gift.
Does your house need Fainting ? Get our figures for
the finished job— they'll surprise you and you will get
a first-class job.
X will furnish genuine Frost Wire Fencing, hooks and
staples, for ail 8 -wire fence, and put it up for you, for
40 emits per rode
J. i.
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Holmes Whiteohuroh
Solunidt, Jas, Henderson. Tomatoes,
large red, Jas. Henderson, J. W, Pear -
en ; any other tomatoes, J. W Pear -
en, Jas. Henders n, Celery --White
Plume, Jae. Henderson, It. A. Gra--
barn ; any other, James Henderson,
Uabbage-•-Jersey Wakefield, Jas, Hen-
derson, J. W, Pearen ; VVinningstadt,
Jas. Henderson, J. W. Pearen ; win-
ter, Jas, HoLderson, J, W. Pearen ;
pickling,- Jas. Henderson. Citrons, J.
W. Edgar, J. B. Tyreman ; cauliflow-
er, J. W. Pearen, Jas. Henderson ; cu-
cumbers, Geo, Bryce, '1`. M. Iender-
so ; table tort Jas, Henderson. on J.
W. earemusk
melons, Jas, Ilen-
derson ; yellow pumpkin, I). B, An-
derson, Jas. Henderson i sunflowers,
Jas. Ilenderson, J. NV. Pearen; squash,
Jae. Henderson, T. M. Henderson ;
water melons, Jas, Henderson, FV, S.
Linklater collection o£ p
pro-
duce,
Jas, Henderson, V, Rettinger,
FRUIT.
Apples --Alexander, Wm, Maxwell,
V. Hettinger ; Baldwin, John Web-
ster, P. Fowler ; Ben Davis, T. M.
Henderson, Wm. ]Maxwell ; Blenheim,
wl Maxwell Canada
P. Fowler, Wm. Ala wel d
Red, W. J.�Henderson, T. M. Hender-
son ; Colvert, Wm. Maxwell, C. B.
Wilkinson ; Fallawater, Peter Fow-
ler, W. J. Currie ; King, Arch. Pat-
terson, Robb. Harrison ; Lowell, Jas.
Henderson, D. B. Anderson ; Maiden's
Blush, R. Scott & Son, E. W. O"rvis ;
Mann, Jas. Henderson, W..3. Hender-
son ; Northern Spy, P. Fowler, David
Cook ; Ontario, T. M. 'Henderson, W.
J. Ilenderson ;.. Rhode Island Green-
ing,, J. W Edgar, P. Fowler ; Rib-
ston Pippin, Robt. Harrison, Wm.
Maxwell ; Roxboro Russett, P. Gib-
bons, Geo. T. Robertson ; any other
Russett, Thompson Bros., Wm, Max-
well ; ~Snow, T. M. Henderson, O. 13,
Wilkinson ; St. Lawrence, V. Hettin-
ger, T. M. Henderson ; '.Calman Sweet,
Jas. Henderson, Arch. Patterson ; 20
oz. Pippin, John Mason, Wm. Max-
well ; Wagner, W. J. Henderson, V.
Rettinger ; Wallbridge, T. M. Hender-
son ; Yellow Belle Fleur, W. J. Hen-
derson, Jas. Henderson ; Hyslop Crab,
V. Hettinger, Wm. Maxwell ; . Tran-
scendent Orab, Jas. Henderson ; any
other Crab, W. J. Henderson, T. M.
Henderson ; four varieties winter ap-
ples not mentioned inslist, J. W. Ed-
gar, T. M. Henderson. Pears—Fall,
O. B. Wilkinson, T. M. Henderson ;
Duchess, V, Rettinger, T. M. Hender-
son ; any other, W. Maxwell, T. M.
Henderson. Plums—Blue, D. Cook,
T. M. Henderson ; yellow, R. Scott &
Son, Jas, Henderson ; any other, Jas.
Henderson, T. M. Henderson. Grapes
—Open air white, .1. 13, Tyreman, W.
Maxwell ; open air red, J. B. Tyre -
man, J. W. Pearen ; open air black or
blue, J. B. Tyreman, J. W. Pearen ;
collection preserved fruit, J. W. Ed-
gar, Geo. Bryce.
DAIRY AND PROVISIONS.
SHEEP.
Lsioeeters, and their grades—Aged
rasa; Purves Bros. 1st and 2nd; ahearl-
ing ram, J, B. Tyreman; ram lamb,
Purves Bros. 1st and 2ad; aged ewe,
Parves Bros.; ehearling ewe, Parves.
Bros, ; ewe lamb, Parves Bros. fat and
2nd.
Downs and their grades—Ram lamb,
A. Oopoland; aged ewe, A. Copeland;
ewe lamb, A. Copeland lst and 2ad.
Fat sheep—Ewe or wether, A. Cope-
land, Parves Bros. ; pen of sheep, Parves
Bros.
PIGS.
Berkshires—Boar of 1909, A. F.
Davidson let and 2nd; boar prior to
1909, And. F. Davidson; sow of 1909,
And. F. Davidson let and 2nd; breed-
ing sow, And. F. Davideon let and 2ad.
POULTRY.
Andalneians,Jas. Henderson ; bantams,
D. B..Anderaon, brahmaa, Jas. Hender-
son lat and 2ad; ducks, Jas. Henderson,
1st and 2nd; games, Jas. S. Carr; geese,
Jas. Henderson, P. Gibbons; hamburgs,
Jas. Henderson; langshana, Jas. Hender-
son let and 2nd; brown leghorns, Jas.
Henderson; white leghorna, Jas. S. Oarr,
D. B. Andersons; minoraas, Aroh. Pat-
terson; orpingtons, Jas. Henderson;
plymonth rocks, barred, J. S. Carr 1st
and 2nd; plymoath rooks, any other,
D. B. Anderson, Jas. Henderson;
spaniah, Jas. Henderson; turkeys, Jae.
Henderson; wyandotts, biaok or white,
D. B, Anderson 1st and 2nd; wyan-
dottes, any other, Jas. Henderson 1st
and 2nd; any other standard variety,
Jas. S. Carr.
Chickens—Andalasiane, Jas. Hender-
son, ducks; Jas. 5 Oarr, P Gibbons;
games, D. B. Anderson; hambnrgs, Jas.
Henderson; Langehans, Jae, Henderson;
brown leghorns, Jas. Henderson, D. B.
Anderson; white leghorns, D. B. Ander-
son, Jas, Henderson; minoraas, Aroh.
Patterson, Jas. Henderson; plymonth
rooks, barred, Jas. S. Carr let and 2ad;
plymonth rooks any other, D. B. Ander-
son °let and 2nd; wyandotts, black or
white, D. B, Anderson, fat and 2ad;
wyandottes, any other, Jas. Henderson,
let and 2nd; any other standard variety,
Jas. S. Carr; four cockerels, D. B.
Anderson, Jas. Henderson,
LEATIHER.
Set double harness, Geo. 0. Manners
1st and 2nd; set single harness, Geo. C.
Manners lat and 2nd.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Timothy, And. Schmidt, R. Scott &
Son ; fall wheat, red, And. Sclitnidt,
V. Rettinger ; fall wheat, white, Jas,
Henderson, J. W. Edgar; spring•
wheat, Jas. Henderson, V. Rettinger ;
small white pea, J. W, Edgar, W. J.
Currie ; any other peas, Jas. Hender-
son, R. Scott & Son ; white oats, Jas.
Henderson, And. Schmidt ; black oats,
J. B. Tyrernati, 3. W. Edgar ; barley,
4 or (3 rowed, J. W. Edgar, Jas. Hen-
derson ; any other barley, A. Schmidt.
ROTS AND VEGETABLES.
Beans, small white, Jas. Henderson,
V. Rettinger; beans, large white, P.
Gibbons, J. W. Edgar ; beans, any
other, Robt. Harrison, Jas, Hender-
son ; field corn, Dent, D. B. Anderson,
Jas. Henderson ; field corn, Flint, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Ilenderson ; Mete, long
blood, Jas, Henderson ; beets, any
other, Jas. Henderson, A, Schmidt,
field carrots, L+'. W. Orvis, Jas, Hen-
derson ; table carrots, short, J. 13.
Tyreman, Jas. Henderson ; table car-
rots, intermediate, Jas. Henderson, 3,
W. Pearen ; mangold-wurtzel, long,
Jas. Henderson, .A Schmidt ; tnan-
gold-wurtzel, intertnediate, Jas, Hen-
derson, John .Mason ; parsnips, Jae,
Henderson, B. A. Grahatn ; winter
radishes, Jas. Henderson, A, Schmidt;
sugar ntangeld, Jas. Henderson ; tur-
nips, Swede, Jno. Mbnzies & Son, Wm,
Maxwell ; other turnips, W. J. Hen-
derson, T. M. Henderson. Potatpes-,-
Rose, Jae. Henderson, P. Gibbons ;
Hebron, Its. Henderson, T, M. Hen-
derson
en-
ds s n • long w
hits Jas. Henderson
J. V. 'Porten round white, T.
;
Henderson, J. W'1 Pearen ; collection
potatoes, T, 11I, Henderson, J. W.
Pearen. Onions ---Yellow, A. Schmidt,
Jas. Henderson ; red, Jai, Henderson,
J. W, Pearen' white, A, Schmidt, Jas.
Henderson J Dutch .or top sets, R. A.
,Graham, A. Schmidt ; onions grown
'from Dutch or top sets, A, Schmidt,
ll, A, Graham; any other onions, At
double scarlet, Airs. Burwash, Mrs, A,
'Patterson ; Geranium, single any. oth-
er, Mrs, Burwash; Geranium, double
any other, Mrs, Patterson, Miss Isard ;:
Begonia in bloom, Mrs. Orvis, Mrs, A,
Patterson ; Fuchsia in bloom, Miss
Isard, Mrs, A. Patterson ; Ferns, col-
lection, Mrs, Tamlyn, Mrs, Burwash ;
Hothouse plants in bloom, Mrs, Bur -
wash ; Foliage plants, collection, Mrs,
Burwash, Miss 'Isard,
LADIES' WORK.
Applique, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs.
laxiy n Apron,fancy,
work and de-
sign
to count, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Taxis-
lyn apron, kitchen, useful, not orna-
men;tal, Mrs, W, McKenzie Mrs. Or -
vis ; Braiding, Miss Fisher, Mrs, Jos.
Pugh ; buttonholes oro various metal -
ale, Mrs. W. McKenzie, Mrs. Steven-
son ; cap, fancy, Mrs, Tamlyn ; case
for gloves, collars, cuffs or handker-
chiefs, Mrs. Hanson, Miss. Livingstone;
centre piece for table, Mrs, Stevenson,
bliss Livingstone ; Counterpane, cro-
cheted, Mrs. Jos. Pugh, let and 2nd ;
counterpane, knitted, Mrs. 'Tamlyn ;
crocheting, cotion or silk, Mrs. Han-
son, Mrs. wool,
s. Tamlyu; crocheting, R o ,
Miss Fibber, Mrs..Stevenson ; dresser.
or stand Cpver, Miss Fisher lst and
2nd ; darning plain, Mrs. W. McKen-
zie, Miss Fisher ; doylies, Miss Living-
stone ; drape, Miss Livingstone, Mies
Fisher ; drawn work, Mrs. Tamlyn,
Miss Fisher ; dress, girl's cotton, Mrs.
McKenzie, Mrs, Orvis ; embroidery,
delpb, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Tamlyn ; em-
broidery, eyelet, Miss Fisher, Miss
Livingstone ; embroidery, jewel, Miss
Pisher, Mrs. Tamlyn•; embroidery, Mt.
Mellick, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Ranson ;
embroidery, Roman, Mrs. Tamlyn,
Miss Livingston ; embroidery, on cot-
ton or linen, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs,
Tamlyn ; embroidery, on silk or satin,
Miss Fisher, Mrs. Stevenson ; embroi-
dery, as applied to dressmaking, Miss
Fisher, Mrs. Stevenson ; Etching, Mrs.
(Continued on next page.)
Bread—White, baked by girl under
16 years, Miss Schmidt, Miss Linklat-
er ; brown, Mrs. J. W. Edgar, Mrs. E,
W. Orvis, Mrs. Jas. Anderson ; white,
home-made, Mrs. R. Scott, Mrs, And.
Schmidt, Mrs. Jas. Anderson ; plain
home-made buns, Mrs. Orvis, Mrs. P.
Fowler ; home-made tea biscuits, Mrs.
Finnen, Mrs. Tyreman : home-made
scone, Mrs. Bryce, Mrs. W. J. Iiender-
•son ; bread dough cake, Mrs. H. B.
Elliott, Mrs. Orvis ; Graham biscuits,
Mrs. Moffatt, Mrs. Edgar ; Johnny
cake, Mrs. Jas. Henderson, Mrs. Orvis ;
layer cake, light, Mrs. Orvis, Mrs. W.
J. Henderson ; layer cake, dark, Mrs.
Jas, 4.nderson, Mrs. Moffatt ; fruit
cake with eggs, Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Mof-
fatt ; fruit cake without eggs, Mrs.
Bryce, Mrs. Orvis ; ginger bread, Mrs.
Moffatt, Mrs. Orvis. Pie—Apple, Mrs.
Finnen, Mrs. Moffatt ; pumpkin, Mrs.
James Henderson, Mrs. Wilkinson ;
lemon, Mrs. Jos. Pugh, Mrs. Bryce ;
any other, Mrs. D. B. Anderson, Mrs.
Moffatt. Doughnuts, Mrs. Orvis, Mrs.
Tamlyn ; oatmeal cookies, Mrs, Tam-
lyn, Mrs. Moffatt ; oat cake, Mrs. Jas.
Henderson, Mrs. Orvis ; short bread,
Mrs, 3, W. Pearen, Mrs, Jas. Hender-
son ; jelly, Mrs. Geo. T. Robertson,
Mrs. W. J. Currie ; maple syrup, Mrs.
Orvis, Mrs. Wilkinson ; maple sugar,
Mrs. Schmidt ; honey in comb, Jas. H.
Oasemore ; honey extracted, Jas. Hen-
derson, Jas. H. Oasemore ; home-made
wine, fermented, dark, Mrs. Bryce,
Mrs. Rettinger; fermented, light, Mrs.
Jas. Henderson, Mrs. Rettinger ; to-
mato catsup, Mrs, James Henderson,
Mrs. T. M. Henderson ; any other cat-
sup, Mrs. Rettinger, Mrs. W. S. Link -
later ; sweet pickles, Mrs. Jas. Hen-
derson, Mrs, Orvis ; pickled vegetable,
Mrs. James Henderson, Mrs, Bryce ;
fruit pickles, Mrs. Rettinger, Mrs. T.
M. Henderson ; mixed pickles, Mrs.
Edgar, Mrs. Bryce ; mustard pickles,
Mrs. Bryce, Mrs. W. J, Henderson ;
pair dressed chickens, Mrs. W. S.
Linklater, Mrs. Moffatt ; hen's eggs,
F. Anderson, Jelin Moffatt. Butter -
10 lbs. in•crock,, Mrs. J. Mason, Mrs.
]Harrison, Mrs. Edgar 5 lbs,, Miss
Anderson, Mrs. Bryce, Mrs. W. J.
Henderson ; ornamental, Mrs. W. J.
Henderson, Miss Anderson ; 5 lbs. in
pound prints, made by girl under 16
years, Miss Linklater, Miss Schmidt,
Miss Currie ; best eight articles of
food suitable for a working man's sup-
per (meats excluded) Mrs. Bryce, Mus.
Orvis, Mrs. Wm. Maxwell,
FINE ARTS.
Oil painting—Animals, Miss Agnew,
Miss Livingstone ; fruit or `lowers,
Miss Isard, Miss Livingstone ; land-
scape or marine, Miss Isard, 1st and
2nd ; any other subject, Mrs. Hanson,
Miss Agnew ; on glass, Miss Agnew,
Mee. Ilanson r on plaques or trays,
Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Hanson ; on
silk, satin or velvet, Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs. Hanson ; collection of oil paint-
ings, Miss Agnew, Mrs, 'Hanson.
Water color—Landscape or marine,
Miss Isard, Mrs. Hanson ; any other
subject, Mrs. '.Carolyn, Miss Living-
stone ; collection, Mrs. Haneon, Miss
Livingstone. Drawing—Pen and ink
sketch, Miss Livingstone, Clayton
Dull ; pencil, Miss Isard, lst and 2nd ;
crayon portrait, Mrs, Stevenson, Miss
Isard ; crayon landscape or marine,
Miss Isard, 1st and 2nd. China paint-
ing—Cups and saucers, Mrs. Hanson,
Miss Livingstone ; plates, Mrs, Han-
son, Miss Livingstone ; ornament or
vase, Mrs. Hanson, Miss Livingstone;
any other, Mrs, Tamlyn, Mrs. Hanson;
collection, Mrs, Hanson, Miss Living-
stone.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Asters, Mrs. H, B. Elliott‘;Mrs.
Tamlyn ; Dahlias, Mrs, Arch. Patter-
son, Mrs. H. 13. Elliott ; Gladioli, Mrs.
Burwash ; Pansies, R,Scott & Son
•
Petunias, Miss Isard,
Mrs, Burwash
Phlox Drum,mondii, R. Spott & Son,
Mrs, Burwash ; Phlox Perennial, Miss
Isard ; Sweet Peas, Mr's, Arch, Patter-
son, Miss Isard ; Stooks, Miss Ander-
son, R. Scott & Son ; Zinnias, Mrs.
Tamlyn, Mrs. Burwash ; Marigolds,
Mrs. Tatnlyn, Miss Isard Floral De-
sign for cemetery, Mrs. Burwash, Miss
Isard ; floral design for Indoor deeora-
tion, Miss Isard, Mrs. Burwash ;• bas-.
ket of Annttals, R. Scott & Son, Mrs.
Burwash ; bouquet, table, Mies Isard,
Mrs, Arch. Patterson ; Bouquet, hand,
hard plants, Geo, Bryce, Mrs. Tamlyn;
tender plants, Mrs, Tarniyn, Mrs.
Burwash ; Geranium, single white,
Miss Isard Mrs. Arch. Patterson ;
Geranium, doable white, Mrs, A. Pat.
tenon, Miss Isard ; Geranium, single
scarlet, Mrs, ]Inrwash I Geraniuntr
THE BEST SCHOOL
CENTRAL
STRATFORMANT.
The best time to eater our classes is
NOW. Wo are running the largest
and, we believe, the best business train-
ing school in Western Ontario. Three
departments — Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy.
Get a money -making education. Our
graduates are in demand and are meet-
ing with success. Get our free cata-
logue now.
ELLIOTT dl. MCLACHLAN
PRINCIPAL*
Get The Best. It Pays.
Ono School that stands at tho head in
Thoroughness, Popularity and
Genuine Merit is the
ELLIOTT
j
TORONTO, ONT.
It enjoys a large patronage because its
superior work is so well known. Get
your training hero and you will bo satis-
fied. Allradnates easily get positions.
at
Calogue free. Enter now.
W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIP4L.
Cor. Yongo and Alexander Sts.
Take Comfort.
Hot weather is here. To
enjoy it, get one of our
Coaloil Stoves -
--OR—
Gasoline Stoves
And Save Fuel and
Cook in Comfort.
Graniteware and Tinware.
Ranges of Best Makes.
Reliable Garden Hose.
Plumbing our Specialty.
W. J. BOYO
Stone Block - Wingham
r
Peaches
This is the week for
the best quality Craw-
ford Peaches. Call and,
see them --they are No.
1 Fruit.
T1
ss
h ripe Tomatoes,
oes
,
green Corn, Beets, Car-
rots, Cabbage, Onions—
fresh from the grower
every day.
Produce Wanted.
MaIcoinfs
4.
PRONE '64
THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR STORE
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WINGHAM, ONT.
Kerr & Bird
Agents for the
Ladies' Home
Journal
New Goods for
Fall and Winter
Splendid assortment of New Dress Goods. Also the latest styles in all Wool
56 • inch goods for Ladies' Coats,
Good value in Flannels, Flannelettes, Sheetings, Table Linens, Wrapperettes,
Shirtings, &c.
Great variety and splendid values in new Rand Bags -25c to $5.00. AIso
Purses, Pocket Books, Finger Purses, Barettes, Hair Rolls, Frillings.
New Jet Buttons, all sizes. Prices to suit your pocket book. Jet Buttons
are tjie correct thing this season. Don't be out of fashion.
Ladies' Golf Jackets.—Men's Sweaters and Coat Sweaters—Boys Sweaters, all
Pure Wool. .
Splendid value in the Boot and Shoe Department for • everybody- We guaran-
tee the quality. We Show the Newest Fall Styles and some of the best ,
Shoes made in Canada.. Prices are low.
HAVE YOU SECURED ONE OF OUR "SO E -Z BACK
SAVER DUST, PANS"? ASK TO SEE THEM. 1
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.BARGAINS IN GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
4irou'11 not find a better, larger, cleaner, more complete stock of Groceries in Wingham
than we show in this store. This week we want to tell you about our Biscuits
We carry a full line of all the real nice tasty sweet Biscuits, always fresh and good
quality. Prices from 10c to 20e lb. Some of the best lines—Lemon Creams, Society
' Wafers, Malto Cream Sandwich, Nut Wafers, Italian Wafers, Maple Cream, Maple Leaf,
Vanilla Snaps, Banana Fingers, Honey Bar, JamJams &c. Some good lines at 10c lb.—
Sugar Biscuit, Lemon, Ginger Bread, Molasses Snaps, Mix. Tea Bisuits, &c.
Don't forget that we offer Handsome Useful Premiums to every customer.
Ask \for a premium card. Ask to see the premiums.
FARMERS.—We want large quantities of Butter, Eggs, White Beans, Onions, Dried
Apples, Hardwood, Oats,; Winter Apples, Poultry, &c. Dried Apples must be good color
and well dried. Poultry must be fat and dry picked to get the beet price.
C. N. GRIFFIN
GENERAL AGENT
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass
and Weather Insurance, coupled
with a Real Estate and Money
Loaning business.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WING -HAM — ONTARIO
' Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle or hogs to feed for mar-
ket can have it on reasonable terms.
Money transmitted and payable at
par at any Bank in the Dominion.
RATES. -Q-35.00 and under, 3 cts.
$10 to $30, 10 ate. $30 to $50, 15 cit.
Same rates charged on principal
banking points in the U. S.
t alker & Son)
WINOHAM
Furniture Dealers
and Undertakers
We aro specially qualified Under-
takers and Embalmers, and thoso
d,trusting their work to us may rely
on it being well done. Night calls
received at residence.
Office Phone 106 House Phone 125
DOMINION BANKI
HEAD OiFICE, TORONTO.
•
Capital (paid up) $3,980,000
Reserve (annd raw. - $5,297,000
Total Assets, over $50,000,000
WINGHAM BRANCH,
Interest allowed on deposit of $1,00
and upwards.
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in (An -
oda, the UnitedStates and Etxrc o
ad , nits p r
yt, R, °Elm% manger
1.. vafl tone, aofteltat
Fall Goods.
FALL AND WINTER MOREEN UNDERSKIRTS.—These are
exceptional good value, being Imported direct from
England. We can save you 75e and $1.00 on any
Underskirt. In colors of 'Black, Blue, Green and
Brown, to match the Fall uitings ; special prices while
they last, ranging from $1,25 to $2.50.
IMPORTED RIBBONS.—Velvets in all colors. Silks in all
widths at special prices.
LADIES' FALL SUITINGS.—Now is the time for Ladies'
Fa11,Suitings ; we have them in all kinds and shades,
in suit lengths. No two alike, Full 54 and 56 inch
goods in Venetians and Broadcloths.
MANTLE CLOTH.—In Ladies' Mantle Cloth for Coats, we
• have a good range in brown and blue stripes.
MEN'S FALL SUITS.—Just arrived, Men's Suits for fall
in latest styles and newest cuts. Prices to suit you.
YARNS, ETC.—Home-made Yarns, Sheeting and Blankets.
We get our own wool made into Yarn, therefore it is
softer and more pliable than factory Yarns ; in single 2
and 8 ply. BLANICI1TS—A'll pure wool, large sizes, made
out of our own Wool at Wroxeter.
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• Rugs and Carpets. -
SMYRNA RUGS. --Just the thing ; only a few 'left. Wall
make _your room look cosy. Regular $2,50, for $2.00.
Wool and Fibre Rugs in oriental designs. Regular, $2.00,
for $1.75.
Rugs in Brussels, Tapestry and Dominion Square.
Small ends of Carpets -5, 10 and 15 -yd. ends—to clear at
less than cost.
We carry a large stock of Carpets. Call and 'see them be-
fore buying.
�'t j �, 20 lbs. r9to
No. l Sugar fr�r
17 !J X1.00. fol'10d-Ib, sack
Flour and Feed, Timothy Seed, Chick Food,
etc., always, on hand.
Goods delivered to any part of town.
T. A. Mills
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