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Fall and Winter are
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product of the great
Woollen— Mills of
England and Scot-
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that it is the largest
and best range
shown by any tailor-
ing concern in Can-
ada.
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MacDonald Block. Opp. Bank of Commerce.
SPECIAL
THE WING'II:AN ADVANCE
CASTORIAGo
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rrie.
the excursion to Kincardine and all
Belgrave.
For Infants and Children,
Mr, and Mrs. Ir. L. Moren of London
had a good time; some looked happy,
Mr. Faskin visited At Port Dover
The Kind You Have Always Bought
are home for their vacation,
Miss Maggie Rintoul and her brother
Johnnie are spending
last week,
Mr, Lambert Stinson spent Saturday
a few weeks
We are glad to report the sick of the
Bears the
and Sunday with friends in Toronto,
among their friends around Wingham
village doing nicely.
" and Bluevale.
Signature of
Mr. and Mrs,' Schofield of Detroit
The Misses Coad of Saskatoon are
are visiting the latter's,sister, Mr, and
The Women's Association held a
visiting at Dr, Stewart P.
Mrs, A. Vanstone.
a picnic on the 10th concession in the
The dry weather is telling on the
Howick Eoundar y
Mr. William Smith,of Fordwich has
grove along the river bank. They had
a large crowd
wells and some are going dry,
Miss A. Gallaher of Salem called on
charge of the Gorrie Bank, and Mr,
and a good time
apending a while dancing on the green
Jae. Ferguson, son of Andrew Fer-
friends on the B line on Tuesday lasr,
Tait is in Fordwicb,
and on the bridge, along with other
guson, is home for his holidays.
Mr. 0, Doubledee of Harriston spent
last Sunday with his uncle, Mr, Geo,
Mr, and Mrs, Chas, gooey of Toron+
amusements.
Mrs. Coad of Trowbridge is visiting
Dou .
to are visiting with the former's sister
Salem.
daughter, Mrs.. Dir. Stewart.
Miss Finleyer
ss Fi nley of Howick hnt Sun-
Mr. and Mrs, Jae, Sherar.
Rev, Austin Budge of Creemore is
day last at the borne of Mr. and Mrs,
Mies Maud shilling is spending her
Mrs. Robert Mef aughlan of Wrox-
visiting his father, Peter Budge.
A. Roap, Turnberry,
vacation in Toronto and. is expected to
eter called on friends around here last
Mrs. Haslam of Wingham called on
Mr. and Mrs, R. Metcalf have the
return home this week,
week'
old friends in the village last week,
sincere sympathy of this comtnunity
in the death of their little baby boy,
Mr. John Evans is having•his house
Mr, Wtn, McKersie of Gorrie visited
The hum of the binder is heard on
which sad event took place on Tues-
painted, The house occupied by Mr,
his son, Roy, a few days this week.
all sides and the oat# will soon be out.
da.y last.
Beemer is also receiving a coat of
John J. Weir of the Royal Bank,
Hiss C, B. Spell of Jamdhtown ia,vie-
paint.
Clinton, is spending his vacation with
iting at John Watson's of Belgrave,
his mother, Mrs. Wm. Weir,
this week,
Miss Lizzle Greer and Miss Taylor of
Toronto were visitors for a couple of
Mrs, Joe. Higgins, her, daughter
Mrs. Horner and daughter of Detroit
days last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Miss Maud Higgins, and Miss Craw-
aro visiting the former's sister, Mrs.
Holmes and Miss Perkins,
ford of Michigan, visited the former's
Daley, and other friends,
MAIL CONTRACT.
daughter, Mrs, Wm. Gallaher, .near
Mr. Dan Holladay is home from the
Mrs, W. J. Greer of Wingham spent
Gorrie, last Suaday.
West to see his f ttber, who is not im.
SEALED TENDER% addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be received at Ot-
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Holmes,
A number from here attended the
proving as quickly as we would wish.
tawa until Noon, on Priday, the 12th day of
Septenibsr, 1913, for the conveyance of His
Ma* st►'s Mails,
might with the
young ladies to Wingham.
Sacrament service at Belmore last
Sunday morning,
Mrs. Robertson of Hamiota Mao„
,
on a proposed Contract for
four years, six Limas per week, over Blyth
is at the bedside of her father, Mr.
(Past) Rural Route, from the +'ostmastor
Rev, C. 0. $sine with Mrs, Keine
A large
be number from this neighbor-
Halladay, who has been very ill with
General'sieer n information to tirescondcontain-
Eur's pleasure.
and fancily are spending their vacation
hood took in the excursion to Kinear*
pneumonia.
proposed Contract may be seen and blank
of: Tender may be obtained at the Post
at the old homestead on the banks of
dine last Friday.
Miss Eches Watson of Belgrave vis -
g
Office
office of Blytb, and at the office of the Post
Office Inspector, London,
the Maitland river.
Cranbrook.
ited her friends Miss Tena Snell of
G. 0. ANDERSON, Superintendent:
Post. Office Department Mail Contract Branch
Mr. H. V. Holmes mans er
g of the
Bank of Hamilton is in Wingham as
D. Mt iarric made a trip to tLe
Jamestown and Miss Mar garet Brown
of Wroxeter last week'
Ottawa, 1st Auausi,, 1913,
manager of the Bank there, while Mr,
burg last week,
The Sunday School excursions were
MAIL CONTRACT.
Smith is tatting his holidays.
Mr, and Mrs. Menary have taken a
well patronized from here. Quite a
Mrs, Barber of Toronto who has
trip through western Canada,
number went to Goderich on Wednes-
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the
Postmaster Goneral, will be received at Ot-
been visiting friends in and around
Mr, Leaver of Wingham is building
da but the crowd chose Kincardine
tawa until Noon, on Friday, the 12th dap of
weptember 1913, for the conveyance of FII!
town for the past few weeks, left on
acement silo for J. P. McIntosh.
on Friday when nearly two hundred
Majesty's Wails, on a proposed Contract for
Friday morning for an extended visit
Mrs. Geo. Baker accompanied ber
tickets were sold.
four years,riefr) a times per rook, over BrussPostmls
(MonariefYl Rural Route, from the Postmaster
aster
with a cousin in Harriston.
mother Mrs. Nicholson to Logan to
General's pleasure. Printed noticos contain-
bug further information a� to conflitions of
Mr. J. Garnet Armstrong of Luck-
g
visit friends.
proposed Contract may be seen and blank
forme of Tender may be obtained at the Post
now made a business trip to town on
The Stevenson Dred a assed
g P
Offices of Brussels and MoncriefP, and at the
office of the Post Office inspector, Landon,
Thursday and also spent a few hours
with his parents Dr, and Mrs, Arm-
through in sections on Friday evening
going into Elma.
CHRISTIFS
Post Office I)o attment,, Mail Contract Blanch
Ottawa. 1st Augusta 1913.
strong. g•
Rev. W. McCulloch is able to be up
Mr. Grey of Toronto occupied the
and around again and hopes soon to be
p
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MAIL CONTRACT,
pulpit in the Presbyterian Church on
able to go to his summer cottage at
Sunday afternoon, Mr. Grey is travel.
Sauble Falls.
PHONE lig
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be rec
received at Ot-
ling in the interest of the Construction
,
tawa until Noon, on Friday, the 12th day of
lits, for the conveyance of His
SeptemMajesty's
Camps,
blajoaty'a jVlails, out a proposed Contrast for
four years, six times pot+ week, over Ethel
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper
Notice Of Closing
HOL�RO®��
(North) Rural Route, from tho Postmaster
was dispensed in the Methodist Cburch
Gooeral's pleasnre. Printed notfe•s eont.iu-
ing further Information as to conditions of
on Sunday morning. The Official
We, the undersigned Solicitors, of
SPECIALTIES
proposed Contract may be seen and blank
forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post
Quarterly Board met for business in
the Town of Wingham. hereby n
g y agree
Offices of Ethel, Hen fryn and Brass+la, and at
the basement of the Church on Mon.
to close our offices during the months
=
the ofifco of the Post 0 c Inspector, London,
'.'7.
day afternoon.
of July and August as follows :—On
Malt Vinegar - Per bottle 13c
G. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
Post Office Department, Mail Contract Branch
Ottawa, 1st &.ugust, 1913,
Ethel.
each week day, except Saturday, at
4 m., and on Saturday
P• at 1 p.m,
Aver superior Vinegar
P for
l
Dudley Holmes
a e.snit=
able for table use.
MAIL CONTRACT.
Mr, and Mrs, E. Raynard Sundayed
J. A. Morton
R. Vanstone
Herrin in Tomato
g
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the
General, will be received at Ot-
in Bluevale.
MurrayPostmaster and baby are on the
2 tins for 25cMrs.
This ig a fresh shipment and
p
tawa until Noon, on Friday, the 12th da of
y y
September 1913, for the conveyance of His
sick flet at present.
Notice To Farmers.
we believe there is no butter
Majesty's 'Mails, on a proposed Contract for
Mrs. John McDonald Sr. is not im-
brand to be had.
four years, six times per week, over Belgrave
(Marnoch) Rural Route from the Postmaster
General's pleasure. Printed notices contain-,
proving very rapidly.
OATS PEED Low GRADE
' •Y 1xEAT ,
Kippered Herring
ing further information as to conditions of
Mr. Alex, Cameron of Listowel called
FLOUR, BRAN, SHORTS. We have abun-
(Large) per tin 18c
proposed a neem may, be leen and blank
forma of Tender maybe, obtained at the Post
on o'd friends in town last week,
dance of the above feeds, which are the
These are packed in Norway
P Y
Ottices of Belgrave and Marnoch, and at the
office of the Post Office Inspector, London.
Mr. Alex. McDonald took a business
best obtainable. Get your feed from us
and you have less trouble. Our prices
for Holbrook'F L't'd. They
are good Are raction1l
_ G. C. ANDERSON, Superintendent. trip to Brussels on Saturday•last. are right,ready to eat. y
PostO Officeawa, tat
Mail Contract Branch Mr, Geo, W. Mitchell took a business HOWSON & BROOKLEBANK.
47.48. In Glass
trip to Brussels one day this week. Turkey and Tongue
MAIL CONTRACT. Mr. A. McDonald and family autoed Chicken
sEALED TENDERSi addressed to the to Seaforth and Bayfield on Sunday. MEN AND TEAMS WANTED. Chicken and Ham
Postmaster General, will be received at Ot.
taws until Noon, on Friday, the 12th day of Mrs. Geo, Krauter visited Miss M.
September 1013, for the conveyance t of His Lauren in Brussela for a few da s last Men and teams are wanted for pav HEINZ SPANISH QUEEN
Majesty's `Mails on a proposed Contract for y
Mark Cross Safety four years, six t ay) per week, over Wingham week, ing construction, 2 tion, Wingham. Apply OLIVES IN BULK
.i Razors (Whitechurch way) Rural Route, from the after Juno 25th to The Construction
Postmaster General's pleAsnre. Printed no- Dr. Ferguson is having his dwelling
tices containing further information as to g g g Service Co.
conditions of proposed Contract may be seen freshened up by the aid of the painter's
r3oi
and bank forms of Tender may be obtained at brush.
the Postoffico! of Wingham and Whitechurch
12 Patent.
and at the cisco of the Post Office TnepecLor, bliss Versa Pollard is visiting friends Fn air;t VA 1 al, y,„ -- z:-c(iit: all loh.ait tat: iN iolY i; ill t I
Landon. w g i�
G. a ANDERSON,o Superintendent in Hamilton, Rochester and other Fm R=m
�®
Post Ofpce Department, Mail Contract Branch ;
-- Ottawa, 1st August, 1913, points. _
Mrs. E. Fletcher has been on the sick '
Correct angle stroke, shaves well. MAIL CONTRACT. list this week. We hope for a speedy y LABORERS
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the recovery.
PoAGuaranteed to be superior to any p tawa ustil General, will be received at Ot- Miss Ida Brimner spent a few days Sawa until Noon, on Friday, the n 12th day is P y FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN CANADA
September 1913, for the conveyance of His
last week with Miss Marguerite Me- �
Majesty's Ty's 'Mails, e a proposed Contract for g "GOING TRIP WEST." ' RETURN TRIP EAST."
Razor, or money refunded. four Tears, six times per week, over Bluovalo Donald -in town.
7 (Jameatownl Rural Route, from the Postmas• $10.Ot� TO WINNIPEG $18.00 FROM WINNIPEG
ter Generale pleasure. Printed notices con- Mrs. R. Gibson returned home after Pins half cent per mile from Winnipeg up PlushnIfcent per m[lerro,nall pointseastof
tabling further informa! ion as to conditions of to T.facLeod, Calgary, or Nchuouton. MacLeod, Calgary or 19dmonton to Winnipeg
spending a week in Listowel with her g y
proposed Contrast may be seen and blank P g GOING DATES
Razor with one blade at the ntrodue_ forms of Tonder may be obtained. at the Post mother who has been ill. Offices of Bluevale and ,Tamestoivyy�n, and at the AUGUST 18th —From all stations Kingston to Renhew inclusive and cast thereof in
tory p • office cf the Post Office Inspeote4', London. Mrs. John Imlay and daughter Miss Ontario.
rice of 25c. Extra blades 5c. G. C. ANDERSON Superintendont. AUGUST 22nd—From'Ibronto and West on Grand Trunk Main Line to Sarnia inclusive
7 Post Office Department, Mail Contract Branch Alice Of Wingham. visited friends in and South thereof.
Ottawa, 1st August, 1913. • town for a few days last week. AUGUST 25th =from Toronto and North-Western Ontario. North of but not including
y Grand Trunk Line Toronto to Sarnia and Bast of Toronto to Kingston,
Mrs, A. McAllister and sons returned Sharbot Lake and Renfrew, including these points.
SEPTEBiBER 3rd—from Toronto and all stations in Ontario East of but not Inchiding
Forty Thousand Men Required. to their home in Toronto after an en- Grand Trunk Linc Toronto to North Bay.
All Mr. Hamilton's prescriptions and receipts will be kept SEPTEMBER 5th—Froman stations on Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North Day Inclusive,
joyable visit with friends in town. and West tlureofin Ontario, including C.P.R. Line Sadbury to Sault ste. :
Marie, Ontario, but not including Azilda and Nest.
on hand, as in flee past, and his old customers will receive C Farm Laborers' ExcursionThis Year's Wheat MP3. John Menary leaves on Tuesday ONE-WAY SECOND-CLASS TICEETS WiLI, DE SOLD TO WiNNiPEG ONLY
Crop Will Be The Largest !n The History for a visit with her son John, in the OM-WAY
second class ticket, to 1Vinnipeg only will be sold. Each ticket will include a
Of Canada, verification certificate, with all exten+ion cotipun. When extension coupon has been signe(I
flee same courteous and honest treatment as heretofore. West. We wish her a pleasant trip. at �Viunipeg by a farmer, showing he bas engage, the holder to work av •a farm laborer, the
coupon will be lionored up to September 30th for ticket at rate of one-half tent per mile
The wheat cru of 1913 will be .the The Canadian Club is very slow at (minimum fifty cents) to an
P y station weal of Winnipeg on the Canadian Pacific, Canadian -
greatest ever haraested in Manitoba, resent. Mr. Wilfred i3 too bus tak- Northern or.Graud Trunk Paeffic R,dhvay, In Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta, but not
P y west of Edmonton, Calgary or Macleod, Alta.
Saskatchewan and Alberta, thus re- ing off the harvest., We hope for a. A certificate will be issued entitling purchmer to a second-class ticket good to re`urn
Vire close Wed,lesday afternoons durin Jul sad Au t quiring the farm laborers of the East from any station on the Canadian Parifl., Canadian Northern, or Grand Trunk Pacific
g y gusto recruit and assist in harvesting the session soon. Raihvays f t Alberta, Saskatchewan anal Manitoba east of MacLeod, Calgary and Edmonton
to original s+arting point by the same route as travelled on going journey on or before
from I p.m. to 7 p.m. World's greatest bread basket. Rev. DIr, B311 of Molesworth occupied November 30th, 1913, nit payment of oil, half cent per mile (minimum fifty cents) up to
The Governments of the respective the pulpit in the Presbyterian Church. Wim,fpeg a�lde(1 to $18.00 from NVlunipeg, provi:le t the holder deposits the certificate with
Provinces state that forty thousand the ticket agent on arrival at destination, and works at least thirty days at harvesting.
men will be required for this year's Rev. Mr. McCullougb, the pastor is hor full particulars see nearest C.P.R. Agent, or wifte—
harvest. These will have to be prin- slowly improving. yy hi. G. MURPHY. D.P.A., C.P.It., Toronto
CORNER cipally recruited from Ontario, and Mr. John Lamont, who is engaged
the prosperity of Canada depends on
Ja eouring labor promptly. The Cana• with Mr. T. Voden here is moving his
DAVISS DRUG STORE than Pacific, on which Company will family from Listowel to town. They
fall practically the entire task of will occupy Mrs. Berreeth's house.
transporting the men to the West, is
Su4.Cessor to A. L. HAMILTON already making special arrangements Grey.
for Shia year, Excursions from points
in Ontario to Manitoba.,Saskatchewan Dir, Will Lynn of Howick was a
0�19 and Alberta will be run, and special Sunday visitor with friends on the 2ad.
trains operated, making the trip in
about thirty-six hours and avoiding Miss Mary McDonald was the guesTC, H
t
&WfiWNWfiW"any change of cars or transfers. This of her aunt in Walton, last week.
route e a day shorter than any other Miss Mary Stokes and brother dope
' "GO,ngTrip West," $10,00 to Winni- land were Sunday visitors In Listowel. ALL. KINDS
JOHNSTON Speg, plus half -cent per mile from Mr, J. M. Yarey, Gov. Surveyor
Winnipeg onto up to MacLeod, Calgary or from the O. A. C Guelph, Edmonton. „ p did some
"Return Ti ip E, art," $18 00 to Winni• work on the 2ncl last 'week,
peg, plus half -cent per mile from all Miss Donalda McDonald and Miss
PRESSINGPARLORSpoints seat of MacLeod, Calgary br'I.AMOND RINGS
.Edmonton, to 'Winnipeg. Muriel Brothers are ,;pending holidays
601N(t DATrs. AUci. 18TIl -- From with their aunt at her summer cottage
axil stations • East
f i Renfrew In. in reef algin, FINE ASISORTMENT
elusive and East thereof in Ontario.
AUGUST 22,,*D--From Toronto • and Mrs. Pod. Jacklins accompanied her
Pressing, Dr ' Cleaning and West on Grand Trunk Maine Line to brother Me. Dave Johnston and his
• Sarnia inclusive and south thereof. wife to Kincardine on the Wingham
a q AUGUST '2t5T1x�-•From 'Toronto and excursion on Friday.
Altering promptlyaftended to North Western Ontario, north of but _ -
not including Grand Trunk line Toron. The Jamestown Women's Institute �.
to to Sarnia and east of Toronto to held its monthly meeting at the home
GIVE US A TRIAL Kingston, Sharbot Lake and Renfrew, of Miss Matjorie Strachan on T'hurs-
1heludin . these ointls, da of last week and all members
SUITS CALLED FOR AND RETURNED I'IRPTIO.(131> (13=31W—Prom, Toronto and y pro -
all Stations in Ontt�.rlo if<ti.at 6f but not sent report a worth -while meeting,
Itieluding Grand Trunk Lina Toronto A* M,* KNOX
t to North Bay,
54j Otte I'laor Ntrlrf:It civ PmiitllrtlOY1 air Jewelry Stor6. SIEI'xls71i6I11 1L lSrRt.. i+"rotii all st►ttibns Fordyce.
B&,T Inoluelve and wpatneToroere to North Mr, a Stays of nd Fordyce.
it spend- JEWELER OPTICIAN N
silt Inolastve and wont thereof in Ont, ing a law chyli around lfidrdyae. "' e✓ a•�,..t .t"'3t,.I•`t
We dont experiment � we Inc uding 0. P. Sudbury to
Sault Stet. Marie, Ontario, but riot in- The wood cutters are bury tutting
j oladingq Asilda xnd West, w•ov�d •at Smoae Mar'tin's. Nothing OPP051TE NATIONAL, HOTEL
know how to clean. POT fw•11 pa+rtittlltL08 area taeer",b o F.
Alwits M. M, . I e being y for wisavo ji al
TRURSDAX, AUGUST 7, 1913
The Best Shoe Of Its Kind
In The World
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THE FAMOUS SLOE
FOR WOMEN ��
Over
400 Women in
Wingham
and vicinity year
Queen
Quality Shoes,
and once
worn it is seldom
indeed
a woman can
be induced
to wear any other.
0
Buttoned Boots are very
fashionable and this cut
represents one of the
lost popular lines.
... PRICES ...
$4.00, $4.50 and $5.00
to
S.
Queen Quality Shoes are the nearest to perfection
made in fit and style, and the most satisfactory '
way by far, to both customer and seller, is to
have them properly fitted at the store.
• •
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SHOE STORE
Sole Agents FOR
For The LADIES
SHOE., •
Wednesday, Thursday
Friday
Mr. Cowle, the representative cf the
"House of Hobberlin", will be at our
store with a full range of Samples foe.
Suits and Overcoats in the newest
and exclusive patterns. fancy Tweeds
Worsteds, Serges and Cheviots in hilus
and black. Mr. Cowle is from the
City store and is an expert at tatting
measures,
We guarantee all fits and goods at
reasonable1 prices,HANNA _
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