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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1905-07-27, Page 81 i 1 1 11 1 111111 ) ,, 11 I. 1 ll 1 � o illat Time For Broken Prices Twice a Year We Hold These Great Clearance Sales. Its simply a business proposition -- we don't want to carry over stock. Styles. change ---Shoes get shopworn, and when you come here for you Shoes next Spring, wo don't want to show you the same old Shoes, and we won't. We want shelf room for our Fall stock. Must have it, All Our Summer Footwear Out esi So441 We say out it goes, because the prices named below will make it go. Every Man, Woman, Boy or Girl, who gets a pair of Shoes at this Sale, will be a walking ad- vertisement for us. Gall soon for yours, as the stock will move quickly. Sale is now on. 21 Pairs Men's Dongola Bads, (Goodyear Welts), Reg. Price $3.00 and $3.50 - Sale Price $2.25 18 Pairs Boys' Patent, Box Calf, Tau and Chocolate Boots, $2.50, $3.o0 and $3.50 -to Clear ab 1.75 15 Pairs Ladies' Patent Colt and Kid Bads. (lovely Boots), Regular•Prices $2,50, $3.00 and $3.50 -Sale Price $1,75, $2.25 and 2,75 20 Pairs Ladies' Dongola Oxfords, Patent or Self Tip, regular price $L.50 -Sale Price 1.00 Now is the time to make Shoe investments. See us for Trunks and Valises. 1 d • THE WINDHAM ADVANCE, THURSDAY, JUI,Y 27, 1905. Percy Carlyle of Loudesbaro spent Stmday in town. Miss Annie Porter is home front Ile trout on her holidays, David. Watters sent Sunday with relatives in Milverton. Mr. and Itis.. 'Win. Meld are rusti- cating at Whitechurch. Miss Vine Nelson of Toronto is visit- ing at her hone in town. Miss Aland Robertson is visiting Lueknow friends this week. Will. Pearson of Stratford spent Sunday with friends in town. Miss Annie Carlyle of Hensall spent Sunday with friends in town. :Hiss Smith and Miss Nesbitt of To- ronto are guests of Miss Bugg. Mr, Will. DlcCall of C letthaur paid Witightue a flying visit on Tuesday, Miss Lillie Kinsman. of Lansing, Mich., is visiting at her home in town. Miss hart of Owen Sound is the guest of llliss Martha Bosman this week. Mrs, A. W. Stobie of Seaforth visit- = tel her sister, Mrs. G. C. Manners, last week., Hartley Patterson of New York is visiting at his home in town for a few weeks. Miss Alice Gillespie of Blyth spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W, J. Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Mitchell are spending a few weeks with Listowel friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Green and family are visiting friends in Rainy River district.. Mrs. W. J. Maines went to Owen Sound this weds to visit her sister, Mrs. Sheffield. Mr. Kerr, of London, is visiting his - sons, Messrs. John and James H. Kerr, of town. Mr. Spurgeon Sheppard of Water- loo is visiting his mother in town, Mrs. Jas. Raby. Miss Pansy Reynolds returned home from Chatham on Monday for a few weeks' holidays. Mrs. (Dr.) Kennedy and children have been spending a week or more at the lakeside in Kincardine. Dr. Ken- nedy spent Sunday there also. Mrs. J. L. Trouse of Woodstock, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baer on Edward St., re- turned to her home on Tuesday last. Miss M. E. Cornyn, who has been visiting her brother in Mexico for the past six months, is on her way home and expects to arrive about the 8th of August. Miss Margaret Hiscox of Toronto, who has been spending part of her vacation in Lucknow, is this week visiting Wingham friends and leaves on Saturday for Milverton where she will spend the remainder of her vaca- tion. 1 W. J. Greer, The Shoer ul...i 111 ii 6.00o,i. 11A A a.aniasec®amtva0119il.,",., .ca1131; Corning ! Don't fail to see the exhibition of Hair Goods of every descrip- tion that will be on view, includ- ing the latest masterpiece as ap- plied to Toupees, Wigs, Bangs and Waves, viz.: ,I E€�� A natural scalp parting - So y,1 ii✓% natural in appearance that you , :�' ,.-r forget it is artificial. This de- scription aptly applies to all hair goods from this house. Seize the opportunity of purchasing ou the above dates. The selection placed before you will be complete in every respect and the prices as low as in our store. Switches of straight and wavy hair from $3 to $15. Pompadour bangs from $4.50 upwards. Inspection cordially in- vited. Will call at residence if you leave message at the hotel. Shall not be here again for three months, Coming ! W. To Pember Canada's Hair King (Representative) Wynn Tregwin will be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham Thursday, July 27th, '05. E W. T. PEMBER eo••••••e•••+s•e®e•••a� THE WINGHAM Zusiness College zz 127-129 Yonge Street Toronto, Ont. 2 Have You Tried Learn whilst earning. Increase your usefulness and thereby increase your wages by attending our Night School. Backward and elderly students can feel at ease under our system of in- dividual instruction. A good sound business education is • the best equipment a young man or Zwoman can have for life's battles, and the best place to secure it is in Tne WINOHdst BUSINESS COLLEGE. 2 Students may enter at any time. • -NO VACATION -- Full particulars write or call • • N. Reginald Pletcher, Principal Geo. Spotton, 'President, 12 yrs. teaching experience 6 OOe•iO•dNN®•NNN•O/AOb Farm For Sale. One hundred acres, in good state of cultivation, within three miles of the Town of Wingham; first-class build- ings; price reasonable. Apply Box 15, ADVANoz Orme. Wingham. How About Some New Window Shades v.. The kind that will neither fade, curl nor crack, are what we sell you. The spring roller is also a con- sideration ; Ieave it to us, and you will get the best ---one that we guarantee to give satisfaction, CO. COOPER et ► CO � (Successors to Alex. hogs) Butternut Bread ? I ▪ They all like it and .r sound its praises. Try 4. _ it and be convinced. •i• + We have the most tasty , tooth • •`i' Tsome Cakes. Why sweat, bag this .I - hot weather. Just call on usf - wo fill " -l• the gap, and guarantee satisfaction. ••h J. C. LACKIE E NORTH END BAKER ++++++++++++++++++++++ FOR SALE. A General Store business, one of the best in Western Ontario; post office in connection; stock, about $3,500; terms made easy. Sole reason for selling -a larger business is required for the help the proprietor has of his own. Apply to Tms WxNoIIAM ADVANOE, Farm For Sale. The east half of Lot 35, Con. 12, East. _ Wawanosh, containing 100 acres• 85 acres clear and in good sante of cultivation (50 - acres in grass), and 20 acres good timber ; good frame house. barn, implement shed, hay barn, sheen pen and hogpens; two good wells and good orchard ' situate 4i miles from Town of Wingham,For terns apply to - ROBERT SHIM, or R. VANSTONE Fordyce P.O. Barrister, Wingham - Dated this 12th day of July, 1905, or 444.4.......•4..444...1 Church 'flews Mr, Geo. Mason had charge of the services at Forclwich, Mayne and Newbridge on Sunday last. He had a successful day. Next Sunday, Quarterly Sacrament- al services will be held in Wingham Methodist church. The Fellowship service will commence at quarter to ten, and will be followed by- the regular preaching service, and sacra- ment of the Lord's Sapper. Tell me all the good you can about Blyth. Mrs. Robt. Slater is visiting Chat- ham friends. C. P. R. construction is going ahead tepidly the past week. Jessie Thompson of Clinton, paid a visit to her sister, Mrs. Tiernay, this week. Mr. Frank Metcalf returned Friday evening after spending two weeks anong Michigan friends, Mr, Jas. Gillespie received the sad news Saturday morning, of the death of his son John, at Winnipeg. C. Hamilton, our popular aaetion- eer, is spending at eonple of weeks around the lakes in Muskoka. Rev. David Williams, Bishop of the Diocese of Huron conducted Conflrma- tion service in Trinity church Sunday evening, When you want a pleasant laxative that is easy to take and certain to act, use Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver tablets, For sale by call druggists, • Belgrave. Niss Robertson of Auburn Snndaayed at Mrs, Pingle's, Mr, and Mins. Hughes of Morris Slut- dayed at Jolrn Owen's, Mrs, TTglow of Ingersoll is the guest of Rev, and Mrs. ,Tones, Thos, Forbes of Wingham, spent a day in Belgrave last week.. Mrs. Baines of Brussels, called on friends in Belgrave last week.. David and Thos. Carroll of Orange ville, visited at Jas. Owen's last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stalker and slaughter of I,ucknow are visiting at Dan, Ged- cies', lir.. and Mrs. Perdue of Clifford �, visited. at Chas. 1�1c,Grtae s on Monday East. Arnistt'ong & CO., also Clegg a Co-, shipped frogs ,and sheep on Monday last.. -Miss Elva Coultes of Buffalo, is visit- ing at J. Clegg's and with other friends, Wm, Watson received a carload of British Clolunrbi:t red cedar shingles last week. The fall wheat is all cub; it is of splendid quality and will be all housed this week. Miss Cassie Fraser has returned home from visiting friends in Clinton and Blyth. The Misses Loveless of London, are the guests of Mrs. Thos. and Mrs. Jno. Scanch'ett. Miss Cassie Stewart of Grey, has re- turned home after spending holidays at Mrs. Sproat's. Master Willie and Louie Burnie of Exeter are spending the vacation at Mr. Stonehouse's. Wm. Watson, contractor, has been laid off work for a couple of weeks owing to a lame back. Evangelist Coultes of Chicago is spending his holidays with friends in the vicinity of Belgrave. Master Willie and Lula McCool of Wingham, are holidaying with their grandfather, W. Hopper. Miss Carrie Potter, of the Nile, has returned hone after spending a few days at Mrs. W. Wray's. A goodly number went to Blyth on Sunday evening to hear Bishop Wil- liams ; a Confirmation service was held. Rev. J. J. Hastie and wife are spend- ing their vacation in Detroit and other western cities ; we wish them a plea- • Fast Wawanosh, Thomas Williams is engaged with, ' V ut XIallaluatt for the haying and harvest season, A certain young num from near W'estlleid will hardly ever forget the beautiful surprise be received upon accompanying a young lady to. her destination after a long drive. The unexpected will happen and a person never knows what a day will bring forth, Vengeance is thine, I will re- pay, troth the young man, Miss Annie Leishuuan, who was tak- en very suddenly ill with appendicitis on July 12th, while spending the day at Clinton, is recovering nicely at pre- sent, owing to the prompt measures taken by her physician to 1lrOvdnt the necessity of an operation. Miss Leish- man, who has been visiting friends in these parts for about a year, will re- turn to her Monte in Algoma next week. We are glad to learn drat', John Ilallahan is recovering, though very slowly, from the effects of falling a distance of 39 feet at the barn raising at Mt'. Thomas Noble's, about three weeks ago. He was unconscious for six days, as his head was very serious- ly injured at the back of the skull. It was a great miracle that, although his body is cut and bruised all over, there was no bones broken. A very sad accident happened to Mary, the little daughter of John i'Vightmen, of near Belgrave, on Mon- day evening of last week. The little child was out playing in a yard near the barnyard, where an old sow was closed in. The little brother bad been down to the barn and on coming up to the house had thoughtlessly left the gate open between the two yards. The soy made her way in through the gateway and on seeing the little girl made straight for her, knocking her down and mangling one arm very badly; her neck was made very black where the animal had stepped on her. The brute would undoubtedly have killed her in a short time but for the timely presence of the child's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wightman immediately took the little girl to a doctor, who dressed the ugly wounds. At last ac- counts she was getting along favor- ably. This is the second time the child has been attacked by the same animal. Good For Stomach Trouble And Con- stipation. Wroxeter, FOR SALE. Tilos, Hemphill Hon shipped: a cat• of oats list week. •A farm of thirty-six -six acres ; six acres bush ; 3& miles from Wingham, half a utile from Binevale, Von particulars apply to Robert Gibson of hleinburg was a visitor at Miitlalnd Brae for a few (iays lately Rev. L. Perrin has returned after spending itis holidays; Ile looks as if lie ltad enjoyed himself, Peter McEwan, of the 2ud of Turn - berry, shipped a ear of prime steers to the Old Country on Monday. We nn. clerstantd Peter goes with them and the 110p0 he Will get a good market. Now that cattle have fallen so melt in puce, is it not about time that butchers *add reduce the price of beef. We have to pay higher than 1 i a prifo• bef of not so good qcityuality. asces thery gete. We congratulate Mr. John Harris on being the first in our village to do Way with the fence in front of his dwelling ; it is a great improvement to its appearance and if our village Council would adopt a By-law to pro- Mbit cattle from running at large, fences would soon become it thing of the past. A few around here have macre to be- ginning in cutting their wheat and barley, and we regret to hear reports of the damage by rust being more serious than was expected ; it is a great pity the very promising appear- ance of the crop will not be realized. The ,other crops are, however, looking well Daviel W. Rae has returned from his visit to New Ontario, having has- tened his return owing to his wife's illness, who we are glad to report as nnrch better. Iie met several old friends there, John McFarlane, David Miles and others and from what they say and what he personally saw, he is very favorably impressed. The crops look. first-class and the mining pros- pects are great. He reports the rich- est Silver mine in the world (surely not) there ; it is more than likely he may move his camp there in a short time. • Turnberry. Turnberry Voters' list this year "shows in polling division No. 1-200 voters ; No: 2-184 ; No. 3-128 ; No. 4-141 ; total -059 ; of these, 388 are qualified to act as Jurors in his Maj- esty's Courts. Council met in the Clerk's office, Bluevale, on Monday, July 24th ; members all present. The minutes of sant time and a safe return. "Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver last meeting were rend and adopted. . There has been quite a lot of cement Tablets have done are a great deal of Couplancl-•Kelly-That By-law No. sidewalk laid down in Belgrave by On a'I•io>, sC nada. Towns, of Portage, 13, 1905, be passed for the purpose of statute labour this summer, which physic the after affects are not nn- borrowing money to meet the current adds very much to the appearance of pleasant, and I can recommend them expenditure of the township until to all who suffer from stomach dis- taxes are collected-ca.rt'ied. our village. order." For sale by all druggists. The little girl of John Wightman's The Treasurer laid his half -yearly on the gravel road, while playing in 1 report before the Council which shows the barn yard, was attacked by a a balance of cash on hand of $507.00. vicious pig last week, and badly bitten Langside. The report was adopted. about the arms and shoulders. Had Miss Rosy Bell of Parkhill is visiting The following accounts were passed it not been for the screams of the her sister, Miss Lottie. and cheques issued :- child drawing the attention of the Mrs. Jos. Hockridge had a ver sue- Duff & Stewart, B line bridge..$522.84 mother in the house, the child would g Y J. Porter, work, road machine.. L r2 cessful quilting bee 011 Wednesday. W. Chandler " .. 3.50 likely have been killed. John Fyfe " .. 3.5(1 The brick 1 of Mr. Reuben Tif ,Tom' Bi',00MFmr,e), 45-8, Bluevale. NOTICE OF CLOSING. Wo, the undersigned lawyers, agree to close Our offices during the months of July and August, as follows: --On Saturdays at 2 p.m. and on other days at 4 p,m. Dickinson R. Itolmea R. Vaustono Itolnaes, Clarke &•, Holmes J, A. Merlon THE NORTHERN NAVIGATION Co. A HOT SUMMER AT LAST. Cheap Tourist Tickets To 30,000 Islands, Georgian Ray, Sault Ste, Marie and Mackinac Island. Fishing, Camping and Scenery Never Better. Steamers leave Collingwood 130 p.m , Owen Sound 11 00 p, to., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sn 1 u rd.,ys. Itegular steamers between Penetang and Parry Sound, Collintrwood, French River and Killarney, also Sarnia to Lake Superior Ports. Tickets and resorvatiens at Grand Trunk and 0. P. R. Ticket ,Agents. Literature on application. H. ,1, Gildersleeve, Mgr., Collingwood C. H. Nicholson, Trait Mgr., Sarnia 11 5 The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist re won : << 3.50 Church, Belgrave, will have' a lawn fin's new house will soon be completed. Municipal World, collector's roll 1.20 1 social at the home of Mr. Garner Miss Annie McGregor of Toronto is J. McTavish, equalizing school visitin 'at the home of her uncle, Jas. section Nicholson, the evening of August 4th, g' Jos. Breckenridge, gravel and Wingham Brass band will be in often. McGregor. damages dance. The corrmzitteeare sparing no John A. Taylor;fs taking advantage D. Jewitt, gravel and da tuages G Casetnore " " Jas. Porter " To The Real Estate Bayer I1 No Matter Where Located. I am absolutely sure 1 am in a position to ave you same money, unless the circum tattoos under which you buy are very ex- ceptional. I can and shall make 0 profitable for yon to buy through mo. I ant in touch with pro- perty owners in every part of the country, and have on my lists today, properties (both n town and country) that cannot be excelled either in quality or pride. It makes no difference whether you want a $50 building lot or a $10,000 farm, I want to hear from you. C. J. MAGUIRE Real Estate and Business Transfer. (Doled-'Vanstone Block, Wingham) means to make it a grand success. of the fine weather by having at gang „ 44 „ Colne, everybody, and have a good of seven at his hay.A. McDonald " 44 the people that you know. Tell me time. See bills and dodgers. Mr. Jas. Switzer has been on the W. Abraham " << only the good about the people of sick list for thepast week ; we hoe J. C. Anderson whom you speak. Tell me the things The people of Belgrave and vicinity p and repairs culvert which will make ale think well of sympathize with Mr. and Mrs. James to hear of his speedy recovery. R. Musgrove, gravel & damages ' • c so re -his A. Wheeler it .onhome Russell in the loss of the Hetherington left for people and bf life. Tell me the things Jas. H gJ Marshall " " which will make my sun shine, my Gently home from Duluth. The young in South Dakota on Wednesday. He Thos. Aitkin " " heart glad, and my soul to rejoice. than was taken seriously ill with ap- will visit friends in Iowa on his route. Jno. McTavish, gravel Tell me the things • which will pendicitis on his way down, incl only Mrs. Lowry and Miss Elva of Guelph straighten up my thinking, and give lasted a few days after arriving at his have returned home after spending a. me the right principles of work and of father's, having passed away on Sat- pleasant time visiting friends and re- play and of thought. Tell me the lircluy. He was a young man of ex- lations in this vicinity. Ings which will snake it easier for emplary character, and will be much me to believe in the religion of Jesus missed by his friends. The funeral Christ as a working theory of life. Was largely attended on Monday last. Tell me the things which will harden into a steady conviction my belief in the Christianity of the Son of God. Belmore. Tell me the things which will fortify Mrs. D. N. McDonald and children, Heaven. faith in Man, in God, and in Ripley, are renewing old friendships HeTell me the things which in and around Behnore. make you careless and needy, and I will tell you of the Man who under- We are glad to report that Master stands, and who says sweetly, serious- Murray Mulvey, who was seriously ly, and savingly to you, "Cowie unto ill, is recovering very nicely. Me, all ye that labor and are heavy Mr. and Mrs. Mulvey, Wingham, laden, and I will give you rest 1"- and Miss E. Mulvey of Minneapolis, are visiting with relatives here. Farmers are kept going these days as the wheat and hay •sure both ready Jamestown. to be cut, if the weather keeps favor - Mr, and Mrs. W. Innes spent Sun- able. clay with Brussels friends. Our shoemaker has come to stay ; Miss Elsie Strachan is at present he occupies the house owned by Jas. holiclavin Hall d ' believe d work New York Observer. 1. Quite a number of the ladies of the neighborhood spent an enjoyable af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. Jos, Tif- fin, sen., on Monday. The event was in honor of Miss Lottie Bell's birth- day. She was the recipient of many beautiful presents. Two quilts were quilted during the afternoon and at five o'clock tea was served on the Lawn. Ice cream was greatly relished as a dessert, the day being intensely hot. Channing Femininity. Famous beauties pay'particular at- tention to the purity of their blood, knowing that nutritious blood means soft delicate skin, bright eyes, and enduring nerves. Those whose looks are so delightful, use Ferrozone be- cause it's the exact food needed to tone and stimulate the blood. Ferro - zone invigorates, braces, feeds -it g in Fesserton, Ont. > g makes those dainty, vivacious women Jim Innes spent Sunday with his reran and is prepared. to fill orders at so pleasant to meet. You'll have the the above place, rosy bloom of health, dash and spirit, friend, Mr. Clarke, of Brussels. the satisfaction and boy of true health Mr reside in fn - A Lamonby has secured a holidaying under the parental roof. school near Wingham, which will be get Verrozone to -day. Sold every - holidaying more convenient to his home ; wherein 50e. boxes. Miss Verne Eckrnier is visiting her Austin will be missed in the ranks of cousin, Miss Pearl Baker of Bluevale, the baseball team, as he vas one of this week. their most skilful and untiring mem- Miss Berva Bryans was the guest of her friend, Miss Laura Cardiff, 8th con. of Grey, last week. Miss Annie Strachan left last Satur- day for Kincardine, where she will visit her sister, Mrs, A. D. McCosli. 111r. Lou Ecktnier had a beautiful lleintztnan piano placed in his home last week. We congratulate Mr. Eckmier on having trade such a good choice. Mr. Robert McKay of Ethel gave a most impressive address in Victoria 1iall last Sunday evening. Mr. Kerr of Winghatn is expected to take charge of the service next Sunday evening,. Miss Lizzie Eckniier, who has kept house for her uncle Since coming to this locality', left for her home in Ethel last week, where she will tum. Her many friends will be sorry for her departure, as she was highly esteemed by aa, after using Ferrozone. You should Misss Arlie McKelvey of Toronto rs g hers, Miss Emma Edwards has given tip her former school and has been fortunate enough to secure one quite near home, in Carrick Tp., what is known as Duffy's school, Miss Ed- wards is a very successfulteacher anti will, no doubt, prove to the trustees of her new section, the wisdom, of their selection. Personally Conducted Excursion. Second Bowler personally conducted excursion to California and Lewis Clark Exposition, Portland, Oregon. Ang. 20th to Sept. 21t11, 1095, $150.00 including transportation, meals _in dining ear,sleeping ear accontnoda- (loll on train and at hotels for above period. As party will be limited to reservation le 5sat'r . fs 1 necessary. ��..r, earlyy Igor full particulars call on Grand Trunk agents, or address 1,,. C. Bowler room 808, "Union station, Toronto. Grey. We are pleased to see Mrs, John White able to be around again after her severe illness. Miss Lizzie I3ryane, who has been visiting with friends in Ingersoll for sortie time returned home last Friday. The teacher and pupils of S. S. No. 4 aro to be congratulated on their suc- l:ess at the recent entrance examinee tion, eight out of twelve passing. Roe's Epworth League will hold a literary meeting on Tuesday evening, Music, address by the pastor, and a social time comprise the program. Miss Ethel lifusgrove of Wingham, who has been holidaying with her cousin, Miss 5, Pearson, for some time returned to her home on Monday. The Misses Bertha, a1d Peael Shax•r , of Brawls, accompanied by Miss Edith Dundas of Ingersoll, spent Sun- day at the home of Edward Bryaan& Jno. McBurney Geo. Hislop A. Pollock Elijah Higgins J. SeMcDougall J. W. King D. Dunkin, rep. road machine.. Jas. Kirton, rep. Linton bridge Robt. Yeo, new culvert A. McKinnon, gravelling 13 line H. Bolt, insp. B litre gravelling W. J. Campbell, insp. Fladie's swamp gtavelling 2.50 Wm. Gannett, Page wire fence 7.50 D. Welsh, taking irons front river • 4.50 Council adjourned until 10 a. 111., August 28th. 4t " .. .. :. ,. 4.00 0.40 5.49 5.20 1.32 4.77 4.30 11.12 5.20 7.70 2.78 4.90 4.50 4.90 1.56 1.47 2.45 4.62 2.70 1.80 4.00 1.00 3.00 51.00 3.00 John Burgess, Clerk. Salem. Miss Brandon of Belgrave is visiting her friend, Mrs. Wm. Abram. Next Sunday, Mr. D. L. Weir will take charge. of the Sunday School here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hartley spent Mon- day evening at the home of Dr. Smale of Wroxeter. Mrs. J. Gallaher is visiting at the home of her son, William, at Ford- wich this week. Miss Ada Nokes and her sister Miss Mand, are at present visiting their brother at the Soo. Next Thursday evening, Rev. Mr. Osterhout will spend part of the even- ing telling of iris trip to Denver ; every one will be made welcome. As Mr. Leslie McLaughlinwas going to Wroxeter lest Thursday evening his horse got frightened, breaking loose from the buggy, and running some distance ; fortunately little harm was done. To Stop A Crying Baby. Babies cry because they are sick. It may be a pain in the stomach, code, or cramps, hitt in any case a few drops of Nerviline soothes awa • the distress and allows the baby to seep peaceful. 1 Where there are young children there should also be Nerviline. It cures all the minor ailments just as promptly as the doctor -and not so expensive. For nearly fifty years Poison's Nerviline has been the great household remedy of Cantrda. Sold everywhere Iii large 25e, bottles, FOR SALE. .A. small farm, close to Wing- ham. Everything in first-class order. Will be sold right. Apply to ABNER CORNS Civic Holiday Wingham, Aug. 1 SINGLE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP To all stations Toronto and West, including line Toronto to North Bay, also to Port Huron and Detroit, Mich„ Susp. Bridge and �, t Buffalo, New York. Good going P. M. trains July 31st, all trains August 1st. Returning until Aug. 2nd. For tickets and full information, call on L. HAROLD, Town Agent. J. D. McDONALD District Passenger Agent, Toronto. WILL SELL HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE NORTH WEST Winnipeg .....$30.00 Eatovan •$33.00 Mowbray.... 1 York ton.. Deloraine } 31.50 Studio 43 50 Souris 111 Regina . ), 33.75 Brandon 31.55 Lipton Lyleton l Mooselaw 34.00 Lenore...,..,. 32.00 Saskatoon 35.25 Miniota Prince Albert.. 36.00 ilinscarth ...... 32.25 Macleod 48 00 Moosoniin 43.20 Calgary 38.50 Arcola 8trath.50 Red Dee 39.50 40.50 Going July 15th, returning until Sept. loth, Full particulars from any Canadian Pacific Agent or C. B. Foster, A.P.A., Toronto. * * * * * . 44 k .. * ... * * . * * k * * * * * * * * * F3000aQ0000e000 n SUMMER is Here, and I Am Here With ,the Goods • The Largest and Best stock of Sporting .Goods ever shown in town. Bargains in Hammocks, Fishing Tackle, Lacrosse Sticks. My Camera Department Is Complete. Full instructions on Picture Taking' and Making "free to all." Buy a Camera from els ,and not from the dealer that`. simply "sells" and lots you do the rest. Take the advantage of Free In- stractions end make a success. Elate Cameras from $2.50 to $22 kept in stook. Fine Watch, Clock and jewelry Repairing a Specialty. Try us, and have your work done neatly, quickly and cheaply, „,OX reweler and Stationer Wingham Ontario