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1`H + 'VIf1IVliraA.M TIMES, JUNE 23, 1310
--This paper wee in error last week in
reporting the Mirth of a on to Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. McPherson. The new arrival
isa daughter, and the date wo the tdth
June. and not the 4th,
IV; -"How Di Came to
Advertise
Bill Blue refused iv advertise.
Said he, "These measly paper guys
Will never get my hard earned cash."
AND THEN BILL'S BUSINESS
WENT TO SMASH.
So very "near" was old Bill Blue
He pinched a dollar bill in two.
He pinched his trade in two likowise.
This opened poor old William's eyes.
-A. number of the glues inselatore en
the poles of the North Huron Telephone
Oo, have been broken. This is thought
to be the work of boys and if the guilty
parties are foaud out prosecution will
follow.
-Mr. Geo, A, Newtcn, at one time a
herneesmaker here, but who bas for
some time past been running a groc-
ery store ou Dundas street, Toronto, has
sold out. It is said he intends going
into the building trade.
The se
T d y
He smiled a bit and said: "B on 9 a tree.
1 1 think I've barked up the
To cure a business on the blink
Prescribe a dose of printer's ink."
feel saw the "print;' "A page," he said.
The printer man almost fell dead.
Now there is cash in William's till.
"14i" AD. FOP MINE'." says "Boost-
er Jill."
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ROY AL CROCIRY
mi -annual meeting of North
Huron County L. 0. L. was held in the
Orange Hall, Wingham, on Tues a
afternoon, wben routine lousiness only
was transacted, and matters relative to
the celebration of July 12th were die -
cussed.
-The graduation exeroisea at Grace
Hospital, Toronto, were held on Tues-
day, June 21st. Among the names of
the graduate nurses is that of Miss Jean
L. Wilson, who has passed her final
examination, obtaining a high honor
standing. Mies Wilson is to bo congrat-
ulated on her success.
-High School entrance examinations
are in progress this week. Mr. J. G.
Workman, principal of the High School,
and Mr. Joseph Stalker, principal of the
Public School, are presiding in Wing -
ham, while Miss Brook is performing a
similar duty et Wroxeter.
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NOTIGE
MINOR LOCALS,
-Thursday, June 23rd.
-Dominion Day -one week from to-
morrow.
-Monday
the season.
was the warmest
-A big celebration
Goderich on July let.
-Tams and Weekly Globe to the end
of thio year for 60 cents.
-Of the last sixteen drownings in the
Maitland river here, it is said that four-
teen have occurred on a Sunday.
-Court Maitland, Canadian Foresters
meets to -morrow (Friday) evening.
-Goderich, Teeawater Wroxeter and
Blyth will celebrate Dominion Day.
-Wingham Fall Fair on Thursday
and Friday, September 29th and 30th.
--Some damage was done in London
distriot by hail and lightning on Friday
last.
-A report of the
the County Council
soother page.
will be
day of
held at
-At the recent Toronto University
examinations, Miss Irene Davis,danghter
of Mr. H. Davis, of this town, headed
the list of those taking third class hon-
ours in English History and Moderne.
Miss MurielDnncan, formerly of White-
chnroh, was second in the same list.
-A newspaper offered a prize for the
best answer to the conundrum "Why
is a newspaper like a woman?" The.
prize was won by a woman in Okla
home who sent in the following: -
"Because every man should have one
of his own and not run after his neigh-
bor's."
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Having sold my busi-
ness all accounts are to •
be paid at once. Pay-
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ayment can be made at
the old stand. ' Prompt
$ settlements are expected.
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Richelieu and Ontario
Navigation Company
recent meeting of
will be found on
BRIGHT LITTLE ONES
MAKE HOME BRIGHT.
-Mr. W. J. Currie of East Wawanoah
lost a very valuable two-year-old colt
the other day.
-The price of all rubber goods will be
advanced 25- per cent. in price after the
let of July.
--$,246.20 is the amount of the earn-
ings of Kincardine hospital for the
month of May.
-Good growing weather. Crops are
looking well. The warm weather is
helping the corn.
Si'I EARIER "BELLVILLE"
Leaves HAMILTON 12.00 Noon,
TORONTO 7.80 P. M., Tneeday'e, for
BAY OF QUINTE, 1000 ISLANDS,
MONTREAL and intermediate ports.
Babies that are well, sleep w 1, eat
well and play well. The sleep
naturally and wake good nut ed. The
child that is not rosy•oheeke and play-
ful needs prompt attention or it is not
well A sickly chiljcan a restored to
health with a few
Toronto-l!Lontreftl Line
STEAMERS INGSTOONTO AND
"KINGSTON"
June first, Steamers
leave Toronto 3.00 P M. daily except
Sunday. From July first daily, for
ROCHESTER, 1000 ISLANDS, run-
ning RAPIDS ST. LAWRENCE TO
MONTREAL. QUEBEC and S AGU-
ENAY RIVER POINTS.
For folders, rates, ,etc., apply to
H. FOSTER CHAFFEDonto A, 6P A
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e of Baby's Own
Tablets, wbieh ear colic, indigestion,
constipation, teething troubles and other
disorders from which young children
suffer. /Ire. Thee, Whiting. Waterford
Ont. says: "I have need Baby's Own
Tablets in my home for some years and
would not be without them. I find
them just the right medicine for little
ones." Sold by all medloine dealers or
mail from the Dr. William's medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
-Wingham Citizens' Band furnished
music at a garden party in Brnaeele on
Monday evening. '
-Richard White, for many years
President of the Montreal Gazette Pub -
Co. is dead.
-We will send the noise and Globe
to any address in Canada to January
let, 1911, for 60 oents.
-R. C. Postletwaite has been appoint-
ed Chief of Police at Goderich in place
of Chief Yule, who is going to Calgary.
-Mies Gussie Whitehall, of London,
who has been a patient in the hospital
for some weeks past wen able 10 return
to hoz home this week.
In Deadly Peril.
This story is of Jerome IL Jerome, the
humouriet. Returning from abroad one
time, he fell into good company with
exception of one man, who was known
as "the walking encyclopedia," This
man persisted in giving all sorts of in-
formation mn3h to the annoyance of
Mr. Jerome and others. One morning
,as the traveler leaned over the rail ad-
miring the rising sun the man with the
information turned to them and said al-
most solemnly:
"Gentlemen, if the earth were flatten-
ed out the sea would be two miles deep
over the whole world."
Mr. Jerome turned around, seemingly
stunned. Then he grew indignant, and
walking over to the other man he said
shaking his finger menacingly ;
"Look here, man, if you catoh any
fellow trying to flatten out the earth,
shoot him on the spot. 1 can't swim"
:RAILWAY
G Nu ,rrUnK,SYSTENI.
-Dr. Tennant, Dominion veterinary,
reports that the hydrophobia outbreak
" is gradually disappearing. There is still
need for caption, however, he °aye.
-=A number of the members of the
local branch attended the anneal meet-
ing of the West 1Tnron Wonien'e Insti-
tute at Dungannon, on Wednesday.
-Bert Wylie appeared before Pollee
Magistrate Morton on Tuesday after•
noon on the charge of assault and was
given one month in jail et Goderich.
---•Gl Ingham Orangemen will attend
DOMINION DAY
Return tickets at single fare bet-
ween all stations in Canada, also to
Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.,
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y.
Good going June 30th and July let.
return limit July 4th, 1010.
FIvnAY.-In Lower winr;ham„on June 15th,
to Mr. and Mrs. HoWard Finlay; a daughter.
Capt. ane Mrs. niches,rn of the Salvan the tioh n Arin9
a daughter.
Or.Anw.-In Morris, on Tune tth, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hassell (Mrs. Clark's par-
t},Alta.,a (laughter.Robert Clark, of Lang-
don,
MARRIED
Neil --Wylie,-At the Manse, Wroxeter, on
June:stli. by Rev, L. Perrin. Mr. J. Herbert
Ned to Miss Agnes Wylie, both of Howiek
Township.
NORTHERN NAVIGATION
COMPANY
KING'S FOR BARGAINS 1 I W E WANT TOUR TRADE,
KING'S
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TI1Lj13USYSTORE
WOOL
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Grand Trunk Route
Sailings of passenger steamers
from Sarnia and Soo, Port Arthur
and Dalnth, every Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday at 3 30 p. m, Only
the Saturday and Wednesday steam-
ers go to Duluth.
Sailings from Collingwood 1.30
p. m. and Owen Sound 11.45 p. m,
Wednesdays and Saturdays for Soo
and Georgian Bay Ports.
For tiokets and further information
call on W. Henry, Depot Agent or
address 5. D. McDonald, D. P. A.,
Toronto.
GurmetoNn--Gnrnir.-In London, on Sat-
urday, June ibth, the Rev, W.T. Hill rector of
tit. John the Evangelist Church, William. F. J.
Grimmond, eldest son of ('leo. M. Grintmond,
Esq., of Port Stanley, to Ann'. A. A. Grandy,
fourth daughter of the late E'rederick 'Grim.
dy, Esq., of Lueltnow, Ont.
SccmT-BAr r.W-In Aylm, r, on Juno 8th, by
Rev. Ar v o
Werige (formerly , 3. Scott to Eliaab,•t i
Ball
Disney -Beadle. --At the masse; Wingltam,
on Wednesday, Juno bth, by Rev. D.
erre,
divine service in St. Paul's o'hureh on. Mrlle la 3Z Beniib1,itele of CyiiH 14 dericit township,
Sunday evening, July 10th, at 7 o'clock, f11Em
I'.ev. E. H. Croly, B. A„ will preach.
...-Garden part" 00 1118 lawn of Mrs. 1 ti Al LrIn Winithh e, on the nth inst.,
John ,Alesinder Ruehie, aged 29 years, lU
i ham on Tues. inontlisand 2i days.
Lower W ng ,
Simmons,
day evening, June 28th. Music by the
S. A. band; refreahmente served; adults -
Sian 10 cents,
.--'litany Wingham friends will gym• ship, cgea 51Yea"'
pathize with Rev, and Mrs. O. E. Zeit. 1{Nbx.m ii Slgth,on Juno 12t1t, Ilohert T{no t,
king, of London, in the death of their aged ,c years. a months and rZ days.
ten.montha-old datighter, 'which took Stout v ie Grey, on Jean; 15th !Margaret A.
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Mcrnto belovedwife of John 11, llttrey',
place on Sunday. Ingo' 20 years.
.-`f)il•tlit for ant►dal eXUllt810n of ladies 4 smith. -in Grey, 00 Ante 11t11. John
of Ilarriaton Methodist Church to Smith, need 47 years, 8 months and7 days.
.T>nAt(rNS.•-C>n Snndaq Tann lO. IO1U at 'iOO
Toronto and Niagara flail r, p`ridap, ,'oily 1#ol)mutlt tsvoeue, London, E,le:en gertrude
Via, good to return 25tlr. b"n11 partial- Louise. riytri"gtosa0tSoeme v naged. 1
lata later by poster and dodger. inontlrs and 23 days,
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We want 50,000 lbs. and
highest cash or trade
goods of any kind bring
EXCIHANGE IT FOR
Yarns, Blankets
A complete range.
are prepared to pay the
prices. If you need
along your WOOL AND
and Sheetings
Staples.
Flannelettes, Towellings, Denims, etc., etc.
Dress Goods.
The most complete stock to be seen.
Clothing.
One of the largest and finest stocks of Men's
and Boys' Clothing shown. All new styles, best
patterns, no old stock. Bring your WOOL and
see the goods.
Bargains.
Clearing lines on which you can save big money
in all deloartments.
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WANTED. -Large quantities Butterand Eggs (2oc)
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at E. C. WHITE'S.*►
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establishment offers such a •
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selection of very fine and fashionable •
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a. woolens. Nowhere else are clothes made with
such style,. precision, individn'aiity and refined
taste. Nowhere else are prices near as low for
such values as we offer. •
We are doing a High Class Tailoring Business
on a new plan :- BUYING FOR CASH 1
SELLING FOR CASE ! Doing business in
this way I can save you dollars. Come in and
see what I can do for you.
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sTR.A.Trot3D. ONT.
The great practical training school of
Ontario. Three departments,
Commercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy.
We assist graduates to positions.
The demand upon us for trained help
greatly exceeds the supply. The
Three most recently. placed are re-
ceiving 3.0.00, 550.00 and 3100.00 per
month respectively. Business men
state our graduates are the best.
Enter onr classes now. Get our free
catalogue.
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DO YOUO-W?
Perhaps you do Perhaps you don't
That when your feet are tired and aehey you feel tired
all over.
That in a great number of cases that tired and achey feeling
is produced by conditions that can easily be overcome and at a
small cost.
FOR INSTANCE
+Perhaps you need "ARCH SUPPORTS" -we have fitted a
number of aching feet with these lately and in every case they have
given entire satisfaction. If the ache is directly under the instep
these are invaribly a sure cure
Tv We sell Dr, Sebol's "Arch Support" (the best that is) and our
price, $1,50, is 50 cents per pair less than ordinary shoe stores.
HAVE YOU BUNIONS ?
If so you can secure instant relief by wearing our Bunion
Protectors, price 45 cents each.
HAVE YOU TENDER FEET? -
If so you likely need "Cushion Sole" Shoes, the most com-
fortable shoes made. Queen Quality (Cushion Sole Shoes) are tele
best for ladies, price $4.50 per pair. Dr. Cook's (Cnsbion Sole) are
the best for men, price $5.00 per pair,
It:EitnElt -in Morrie, en June lOth,'Ihomas
E'rank Alvin, young(et am of James 13. and
Annie Kerney, aged 1 year and 24days.
Ifat lune, --In Butto City,Montano, on ,Mine
Oth, Mrs. Warren 3, Hellr, daughter of the
late John Edward Cook, 8th line, Morris town -
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
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LADIES' GARMENTS made in the latest, up.
to -date styles, and satisfaction guaranteed.
DO YOUR FEET PRESPIRE FREELY?
If so wear Canvas Shoes during the hot weather -nothing like
them for comfort.
A WORD OF WARNING.
DO YOU WEAR PATENT LEATHER SHOES? If so, do
not polish with vasehne or cream. Patent leather requires a hard finish
and to give satisfaction you should use a polish made for the purpose.
For instance, "Hub„ Patent Leather Cream at 15c is the best.
Nuggett is also good, price 10e.
See us about your foot troubles -we feel confident we can
fix you up.
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50,000 lbs. Wool wanted, cash or trade. We have in stoek for,
the wool season the best BLANKETS, SHEETS, SHEETING and
tr, YARN made from (Mr best wool by Howe & Co., of Wroxeter.
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CANADIAN.
PPI►CJ r-
GREAT LAKES
NAVIGATION
NOW OPEN
liegniar Se 11ngs as follows:
MONDAY S. S. "ATHABASCA"
TUESDAY ... 5. 5. "KEEWA'TIN"
WEnir-Esr,AY . 5. 5, "ALBERTA"
THURSDAY 5, 5, "MANITOBA"
4aTURIIAY .. 5.5, "ABSINIBOIA"
Tho most Winnipettnd and cheapest , rvtite
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EXCURS ON5 LS
Thrangh Train to Winnipeg sad
West fenboruaeO yah.
av0dte,
J. II. BBEDIEB, Agent, Wingh
YOUNG MEN
TO LEARN THE
MOULDING.
Goad wages from start ;
under competent instructor.
A splendid opportunity for
young men to learn a trade.
Apply to W. D. VAREY,
Superintendent of W tsm1 N
Pommy, Witigham, Olt.
WINGHAMMACHINE SHOP
Baby Carriages and Go -Carts to -tired
and repaired. General repair work of
all kinds,
See our new Combination Stock Raok,
Bargains in Bloyoles and sundries,
Plow Points sharpened and made as
good as new at 10o each,
W. A. C.URRIE
Phone 21. P1tOPR1ET01i'
RAILWAY TIME TABLES. •
Clothing.
We have one the best stocks of Men's Ready -Made Suits ever
p shown in this store.
Boys' 2 and 3•piece Suits of the latest cuts and styles from
$2.75 to $5.00 each, it will pay you to see these suits before
buying elsewhere,
GRAND TIWN 1IAILWASe SYSTEM' .
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London8.40 a m,. 5.11Op.in
Toronto
London.. 8.40
0.4,. a m ..2.40r.m.
Kineardtne..i1'57 a.m... 2.08 p -m..- 9.15p.ni.
A/nave anon
Irineardine ,. 8.40 a.in.,11.00 a.m...+ 2.40 p.ln.
London......, .,.,1r 54 eat • w 7,85 p,m.
Paimerettn. .. ..• 10.80 a.m.
Toronto 8aRawst'HENRY;Age t,,Winghapn.
OANADIAN,PACIFIC' BA1LWAle,
lJ Trierre nail w Rea
Taront° had 8aet.....«,.. 6.82 a,m,.., .9.18 p.m.
Tesewater 1.r0 pan...30.17 p.m,
Al1RIV>r *nom
Teeawater... 8.18
Toronto EREnt ppanil.
BMER, Anwu2bere.
Dress Goods:
. Ladies' Suitings in all the newest shades, from 50c per yard up -
Ladies' Wash Suit Materials in all the leading shades, '4:
See our Ladies' White Lawn Waists and WhiteWear.'
ma mamma.
Carpets, Rugs, etc.
We also have the best range of Carpets and Rugs, Oilcloths
and Linoleums, shown in Wingham,
Genuine Scotch Linoleums and Fnglieh Floor Oils, just
arrived from the• manufacturer, which we are offering at .04
, special price.
Umbrellas,sMen's rine and Coarse Straw Hats, Shirts and
ahirtin gs of all kinds.
WO will give 19,per cent off all the above goods in exchange for wool.
Don't forget that we are Oiling No. 1 Sugar at $5.45 Der
cwt, cash, and stigars are advancing,
'Best grades 0f,110t1r always on hand.
ALI, HINDS /GE motion wANTE11.
MILLS
WINGLtAMVM', ONT.
PlIONV 89.
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