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HILDA THE
HELPER
$#.. agent ti
V.—She Is prpgressive
i1da the Helper always stood for
El EWMIIING PROGB $SIVE.
Whenever any plan was good her
zeal was quite excessive.
..-The Godelrioli Telephone Oo• lice
its line completed to Westfield cad Sr,
Angnstt le and people is than dietttet
eau now have oowmunioation with the
people of Goderio4 ou the Belt lines.
—Aulong the students enrolled in the
W inghew Business College curing the
hast week are: --Miss Fenn McKenzie,
Luoknow; Mee Nellie Totten, Gerrie;
Mica 141ary Peal, Drayton; Milo Annie
Houatou, Holerood; Mise Trove Degtr,
Tiverton; Miss E11a Ryon, Dungannon;
Mies Hutton, Teesweter; Mise Grace
Dixon, Lool}alsb; Mica Margaret. Dixon,
Ashfield; Geo. El. Free, Aeliileld; Elmer
Buckingham, Kincardine; Piererce
Torrance, Listowel Alexander Bell
Kiucardine. The Tlates welcomes these
young people t0 town and wishes them
a Tory sueces8fai course,
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She urged the cleaning of the
streets, improvements in the pay=
ing. "Such things," she said,
"there's nothing beats, for
SPENDING HERE IS SAVING."
She made old Skimps repaint his
' fence and Scrooge repair his sta-
'hie, Ser zeal for progress was
immense, and this is not a fable.,
PERSQNAL
TILE !lel IGi 4M T1117 . , r EP`IEt
EKEGUTO
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REAL ESTATE
The Executor of t e Will of George A. Main-
toah,deceased, will .92er for Bele by Public
Auction at the Que n'e elotol in the 'Powe of
Winellani,enSAW ay, the
S SALE
17th da of September,
1010, at the hour of
the following vela,
Parcel No. 1. Lot
ofrWhite
Bruee.
On this propert
edheu e20x25
14 x 2¢ aid frame
framestable and
hard and soft we
Parcel 1st concis
loss in th;
50 aures o
On this proper
frame house as fr
good well an,. Sli
The property is
the village of Wh
school
Miss Ethel King is spending a few'
days in London.
Mrd, Geo. Spotton is spending two
weeks with friends in Detroit.
IV Ir. J. It. Millet& of the Dominion
Bank has returned to Toronto.
Mrs. A. E. Simmons is spendinga few
days this week, With friends in. London.
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MINOR LOCALS.
—Get your entries in early
Wingham fall fair.
—Teeswater'a tax rate for this year is
20 milia on the dollar.
—Leave your next order for job print-
ing at the TIDIES office.
—Morris Council will meet in the
township hall next Monday.
—A number of people from tile sec-
tion are attending the fair at London
this week.
Mrs. John A. McLean and Miss Mag.
gie McLean are visiting with friends in
Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs, C. N. Griffin are spend•
ing a couple of et eeks with friends in
London,
Mies May Fryfogle is spending her
holidays with relatives and 'friends in
Toronto.
Dr. P. Maodonald, of London, was
calling on old Wingham friends during
the past week.
Mies Mary Coulter, of Toronto, is
spending her holidays at her parental
home iu town.
Ten per -cent o
day of sale and
thereafter.
The propertie
jeot to a rtsery
Further parti
had on applteat
Dated this 29
for the
FRANK HEN
Whitechnr. ,,
Executer..
o'clock in the afternoon
le properties,, namely
16, 17, and 18 on Queen
rrio's Serve in the village
oroh, in the County of
are situate a brick veneer•
ith vrlok veneered kitchen
voodahed 16x 20, and a good
the houso is supplied with
n•
orth half of lot • 23 ie the
ion of the township ofStn•
County of Bruce, ooutaining
land morteor less,
are situate a comfortable
pit earn about „4 x 49 and a
ng creek, miles from
itueto about 2,
echurch and one mile from a
IVIS OP SALE
the purchase money on the
ie balance within 30 days
will be sold separately, sub.
filers alld conditions may be
h to the undersigned.
August, A, D. 191Q.
B. VANWinghain,
Vendor's Solicitor,
—Wedding invitations and visiting
-cards printed in the latest style at the
TTZES office.
--Turnberry Connell will meet in the
Olerk'a office at Bluevale on Monday,
Sept., 19th,
—John. Devereanx, a Huron county
pioneer. died at his home near Seaforth
in his 05th year.
—Jimmy Fax, the old time favorite at
the fall fair concert on Friday evening,
September 30th.
—Winghata fall fair on September
29th and 30th. Get a copy of the prize
list at the T13IES office.
Mies May Lloyd. left on Monday for
St. Thomas to resume her studies at
Alma Ladies' Oollege.
Mies Annie Griffin left last week for
London and has entered Victoria Hos-
pital in training as a nurse.
Mr, Percy Tenor, of the local _staff of
the Dominion Bank has been transferred
to the branch at Gravenhurst.
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AUCTION SALE
01' vALIIATiL 1
FARM PROPERTY
IN TEE T0W18E1IP OH' OULIIOSS.
ICING'S YOB BAlit*A;NS i
13VR 151 191.0
. W E WANT TOUR TRADE
Pursuant to the power of sale contained in a
certain mortgage which will be produced at
the time of sale, there will bo offered for sale
by public auction by John Farquarson, Auc-
tioneer, at the Grand Vision Hotel in the vill-
age of Teeswater in the Couuty of Bruee on
fiaturday,the
24th day of September,
1910, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the follow-
ing valuable property, namely ;—
—The West Wawanosh Council will
meet in the Township hall, on Monday,
Sept, 19111 at 1 o'clock p. m.
—It is said that the aggregate atten-
dance at the Toronto. Fair this year was
550,000. a gain of 100,000 over last year.
--The regular monthly meeting of
Camp Caledonia, Sone of Scotland, will
be held next Monday evening. Members
are requested to attend,
—The Times and the Weekly Globe will
ba sent to new subsoribers for the bal-
ance of the year for only 25c. Address
Tun TIMES, Wingbam, Ont,
.--A meeting of the A. 0. U. W. will
be held in the 0. 0. F. ball on Friday
evening of this week, September 10911,
All xnembero are requested to attend.
Mrs. Thos. Agnew and daughter, Mies
Pauline, of Chicago are visiting with
Wingham relatives and friends.
Mr, J, S. Lyons, editor of the Gorrie
Vidette was in town on Thursday last
and gave the TIMES a friendly 0511.
Mies Mande E. Mann, daughter of
Rev. 3. W. Mann, of Listowel, is the
guest of Mrs. W. L. Steeves, this week.
Dr. Margaret 0. Calder, who has been
in Toronto and Montreal for a few days
retained home Tuesday night and has
resumed practice.
Miss Bertie Haines of North Bay,
spent part of her holidays in Toronto
and 18 now•vieiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Haines.
Miss Jennie M. Oampbell returned to
,her home in Berlin on Monday, after
spending two months at the home of her
uncle, Mr. Alexander Kelley.
The west half of Lot number 53 in
the 7th concession of the TownBhip
of Culross in the County of Bruce
containing by admeasurement 50
acres of lend more or less.
There are on the premises a frame
house with stone foundation 22x 24,
a frame barn 28 x 30 with cement
well and stable underneath, and a
small orchard.
good state ofacres are cultivationred and iandte
h
land is wall watered, well fenced
and drained.
The property
esteuaB
to the -village of Tewarnd in
a good fanning community.
TERMS OF SALE
Ten per cent of the purchase money on the
The of property will be offered sin ubjeatl toga trr.e-
serve pace.
eoplttoeundersigned.
conditions of
salapythand
Dated this 20th August, 1910.
JOHN FARQUHARSON, R. VANSTONE,
Auctioneer. Vendor's Solliiciitsor.
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KING'S
THE, DUSY STORE
NEW FALL GOODS. --For the past two weeks we have
been receiving regular shipments or our NEW
FALL Goofs. We are now prepared to show you
one of the Lt1.MWEST and most complete stock's of
GENERAL NJ ERCI1ANDISE ever shown in Wingham..
DRESS GOODS, BLACK•—Ntw Wool Rossetta, Saten
Royal Henrietta, Crispene, Tricotine, Broudous,
etc., etc.
DRESS' GOODS,
COLORED. --New Worsteds,- Dia-
. gonals, Venetians, Plaids, etc.
SPECIALS. ---4 pieces new Plaid Dress Goods, all pure
wool, 54 inch. wide, reg. price would be $i.75,
Our price q 5c,
3 pieces nice neat stripe Venetaians,
wide, reg. price $1.25, for 89c.
1 piece Navy Stripped Suiting, 54 inch. wide,
reg. $2.0o for $1.2 5. Come in and see these snaps,
54 inch.
—The TisiEs and The Family Herald
and Weekly Star will be sent to new
subscribers for the balance of the year
for 25e. Addrees Tate 'ante, Wing -
hale, Ont.
—Mr, Chas. Masson, who was brought
ti the 'Marmara hospital from Lticicnow
several weeks ago, passed away on Mon-
day last. Deceased was 60 years of age
and his old home was at Ottawa. The
remains were sunt to Ottawa for burial.
BORN.
LniARD,—At Otterrille, on September 4th,
to Mr and Mrs, W. 0. Lepard, of Wingham;
a daughter.
Ho,.onn—In Turnberry, on August 17th, to
Air. and Mrs. W. C. Homuth; a son.
Kits—InWiugham, Sept. 6th, to Mr. and
Sirs. H, F. Hicics; a sou.
3011EASTON—In Turnberry, Sept. 2nd, to Mr
and Dirs. Bobt, Johnston; a son,
DIED
biessov—InWingham, on September 12th,
Charles Masson, aged CO years,
SNEATii—In Wingham, on September 11th,
Gladys Margaret, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Wm. Sneath, ogee 8 mouths and 21 days.
STRAY SHEEP
Came onto the premises of the under-
signed, lots 13.14, concession 1, (1st lino)
Morris, on or about the 1st of August,
three breeding ewes and six lambs.
Owner can have same by proving prop-
erty and paying expenees.
D. H. CAMPBELL,
Wingham P. 0.
--Miss Mae Moore has taken an excel•
lent position as stenographer with the
05ti0,de Furniture Company. We un-
derstand that Miss Moore, in four
months at the Business College attained
as high a speed as most students who
tape a six months' course.
--St.
Andrew's Manse, I1ipDen Ont.,
was the scene of a pretty wedding on:
Wednesday, September 7, when Mr. J.
5. Grieve and Mite J. N, Oninmings of
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marriage in ma by
ra , ni-od g
Egmonlville wb ..
Rev. .john Richardson, B. A. The
young couple will take up their abode in
Egmondville.
STRAY SHEEP.
LAWE$' KNIT
COATS
One of the largest ran-
ges shown,in all the new
colorings in plain and
two tone effects and the
very latest styles.
See our special 4o inch.
Coat, its a beauty,
price $5.95.
New Flannelettes, Towel-
i n g s , Wrapperettes,
Linens, etc., etc.
Fresh Eggs 20e, No. 1 Tub Butter 20e. We are not buyers of No. 2
roduce.
'SING. 0 HEAP
' GO O D PRICES,
GOODS G.a
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Y^�>i ®1-)1-11...W:4,It .
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mit zwli'N.1! .f irif
Annanitrtmtnt
T YL R S better ' than
ever. Factory equfJiiied
with new machinery
throughout. 411 meth-
ods of manufacturing
d . 50% st 1e
irrt�rrove . y
in direct firofiortion --'value
too. Smart—Stylish and Flex-
isle to the last degree. The new
models on disi lay today. You re
cordially invited to ins1iect them. I
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I WILLIS & CO.
There came onto the premises of the
undersigned. Lot 16, Ooneestion 1,
Turnberry, (Biuevale road,) on or about
the 20th of August, a breeding ewe.
Owner can have same by t,roving pro•
perty and paying expenses.
E. B. JENKINS,
Wiugham P. 0.
®iiia. TTM'11 gos'w.':.2den
,s3okis • 9331z7.4.100 • s 'u1
--A good quality of envelopes on hand
at the TIDn:B tate whielt will be sop•
plied printed ted at a reasonable rate, The
post•ofiice I epartnlent will return all
Uncalled for letters promtly that have
a printed address on corner of envelope,
thus saving the sending of them to the
dead tetter office. Call and get priori.
—The I11dgetown: Dominion, says:—
r
thltd
p
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for
"There is some talk of p
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Fling
ilAm. The gentleman n book of the
Idea is said to be a principal of a bust.
21888 college. He should know better,
or lits business training W not serving
him. "W'e thought that only fool print.
•~'a raid + niers ever started third pApere
in townie like Wfbgharti, of even 1a towns
four times ite.eise."
YOU'LL OPEN YOUR
EYES
wide when yon see the kind of gra•
aeries we sell. You'll be both
amazed and delighted at the absence
of all trashy or inferior qualities.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
UL' vA1,UAiLE
REAL ESTATE
TAKE OUR TEAS, COFFEES
AND SPICES
for instance. Yon will find them
strictly high grade in everything ex•
oept price. That you will find die•
tinctly low. If' you intend to do any
canning or preserving why not get
your epices now. We have every
kind neoeseary.
McGILL1VRAY 86
CUNNINGHAM
Phone 54.
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t• Ladies' and Gents'
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-ix run viLLAGE OF wnl'rECEUIICif
The Administrator of the Estate of David
I3intoul, deceased, will offer for salebp' Public
Auction at the Queen's Hotel in the town of
Wingltam. on
Saturday, the 1st day of October
A
following valuable pppropk erty, that isrto say:—
Lots numbers 8, 0,10,11 And 12 on the wept side
of Queen Street in Hamilton's Snrbey
in the village of Whitechnreh in the
township of Kinloss and Countyof
Bruce, containing one acre of and
more or less.
This property ie Won situated in the residen-
tial portion of the Village of Whitcchureh•
There aro on the property it geed frame
house, sheeted with painted metallic siding,
18 x 24, and kitchen attached 14 x 16, contain-
ing in an 7 rooms, and A good cement cellar
under main house: a rame Eatable 18 x
24; a number of fruit trees and a good well.
The buildings bre all in good repair,and the pro'
port 9 well fenced with a good Wire fence
nearTERMS OF SALE
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Ton per sant of the purchase mono* o the
day of c,o10 And the balattco in 30 days those•
after, The property* Will bo offered'eubieet to
a reserve bid,
Further particulars and conditicna of bale
will bo made known on the day. of Mala or shay
be had on application to the underelaned.
Dated this 2nd September, 1910.
JO11�TT.TIOL:Viif:1,R•VWiinsOmlt'
whiterhntch,
AdtniuPant Orr Vendor's Soliettot,
Annul Western
Excursions
SEPTEMBER 16, 16, 17
iaaR0111 WINGHAM TO
Port Huron, Mioh.......... , . $4 10
1 etrolt, Mich ` $1'65
50
ahleago. Iii
Bay Oity, Mich,... ., t6,66
Oleveland, 0.,utvi19 to and
C $8.55
Cleveland, 0,, via Detroit and
D. and '0 $6 65
Gracie Itapids, Mich, . , . $8.35
Saginaw, Mich.. 0
G.4
St, Pani or Miflneapalts,all tail $29 40
5t. Pani or Minneapolis, via
Satniaand N. N. Co 90
Return limit Monday, Oct3rd
Tailor•
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You get here what you like, and like what you
get at E. C. WRITE'S.
No other tailoring establishment offers such a
wide selection of very fine and fashionable
woolens. Nowhere else are clothes made with
such style, precisionyyindividuality and refined
taste. Nowhere else are prices near as low for
• s such values as we offer.
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Western Fair
1.ontlon
Retina
issued from
W1tghfni toLondon follow
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$2 25 Sept.1 , 11, 2
1.75 Sept 13 and 15th.
Return limit Sept. 191h.
We are doing a Iigh•Class Tailoring Business
on a new plan :— BUYING FOR CASH
SELLING FOR CASH 1 Doing business in
this way I can save you dollars. Come in and
see what I can do for you.
LADIES' GARMENTS made in the latest, up•
to date styles, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WINGHAM, ONT.
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,B'ot tickets send further Information
call On G. I,athent, Depot Agent or
address I. D. McDonald, D. P. A.,
Toronto.
CANADIAN
PAC I roc.
BEST SERVICE TO
Muskoka
Four Trains from Toronto
0.40 a.tn. 12.15 p.
6,05 p 111 10 10 p M.
Bats, Sleeper carried on 10.10
p, m train Fridays
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Breezes of
Eno the.. Coo
the Great Lakes
Sailings Baily except t'rtda y
iSYIS
Owe
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ii dit
gildSn y tr
Special trainxrom Toronto 1 00
p m. sailing days.
Meals and berth included on haat
The most pleasant and cheapest
route to Winnipeg and West
,'t. 1T. i#I E2.IF.IM, Agent, Wingham
Newspaper
Bargains
The TIMES and The Weekly Globe
to Jan. 1912, for $1.60,
The TIDIES and The Weekly Mail
and Empire to Jan., 1912, for $1,60.
The Tons and The Weekly Globe
to 3an., 1911, tot 260.
The Tints and The Weekly Mail
and Empire to ,7dn.,, 1911, for 25e.
The Toms and The h'aintly Herald.,
to
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Btu ,
undW y S
fo1• 250.
These Special Offers are
Made to New Subscribers
FACTS ABOUT
OUR STORE
We are now showing a very attractive assort-.
ment of New Fall Suitings and Dress Goods;
containing the correct material for the season, All -
Wool Diagonal Serges in popular shades,cointailr-
ing style and'durability.
Venetians, 54 inch wide, good weight and staple
colors, at only 500. per yd.
All -wool Shepard Plaid Suitings, 54 in. wide.
Basket Weaves, Broadcloths, Satin Cloth, Cash-
meres, Plaids, etc,, at prices to suit all.
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This will be a good Velvet Season, and in antic-
pation of that, we have imported direct from
England, a good range of shades for suits and
gowns.
W e have a nice range of silks in the fashionable
Soft French Pailettes, 40 in. wide, at $1.75 per
yd. A splendid Black Taffeta, French Wolil-
esse, at 750.
Silk Elastic Belt, Fancy Beltings, Paisley Neck
Frills, Bows, Linen Collars, and beautitul Fancy
Ribbons in Paisley designs, the newest thing for
girdles, Trimmings, & etc.
Come in and see our splendid line of new impor-
ted Moreen Underskirts, they are generous in
,�d will
5 n well
made
an
beautiful 1n
design, w
ndb
scut ,
width a a We have them in all
gyve satisfactory wear.
'n rice.
from i
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2 1
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colo , 5 5 p
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Staple � 5
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Large quantities oft and Eggs wanted.
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