The Wingham Times, 1902-07-31, Page 1THS
VOL.. XXXT,-NO. 1,500.
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Great $
Dissoluti
4
n
SALE ,
' FOR CASH ONLY
This is no fake, It is a le
genuine sale, and we are
positive we can save you
stoney on everything you
buy. A few Bargains :
Men's Dongola Boots- !
Regular $8.23, tittle price $2.40 Y
Men's Box Calf Boots -
Regular $3.75, sale pice $2.90
. 3.25, "2.40
cc
it
3.UU
2G
" 2.50, " 1.90
fP Ladies' Dong. Boots, button-
Regular $3.00. sale price $2.25
" 2.75, " 2.15
1." 2.50, " 1.85
3t 2.00, " 1.60
Children's Shoes -
Regular $1.40, sale price $1.10
Children's Shoes, button -
Regular $1.25, sale price $1.00
1.25, • '' .85
Men's Colored Shirts --
Regular $1.25, sale.price $1.00 ,
" 1.00;, .8.
Men's White Shirts
Regular $1.00, sale price .80
ar- .
Neckwear- w
Regular .GO, sale Arica ail*
As td clothing, now is the time
to purchase, its we can. sane
you from $4• to $5 on a suit a
Clothes.
Stora for sale. Apply to J. J. .
Ifomnth.
HOMllth Son$
ailesseetiellativesseadaellaleatesetelbeet
MARRIAGE LICENSES
boxed by Mont pArrRa•, No
.23 Victoria
Oria
street. Winglram. Ont. 'isle witnesses required.
GROCERIES
Pickles
Best kinds money can buy
Crosse & Blackwell's mixed, per
bottle - - - .35
Crosse & Blackwell's Chow Chow
per bottle - - .85
Williams Bros' (Detroit) Mixed
Pickles,. per bottle - .20
Williams Bros' Sweet Mixed
Pickles, per bottle - .25
Heintz's, plain, per bottle .10
Heintz's, mixed, per bottle - .10
Heintz's Chow Chow, per bottle .15
Heintz's Silver Onions, per bottle .10
Heintz's Belk Pickles, per quart ,iG
22 -oz bottle Mixed Pickles - .10
Lytle & Co.'s Mixed Pickles, qt .15
Catsup,, per bottle - - .10
Catsup, quart bottle .20
R1 Al Hutchison
Groceries and Crockery.
Phone No. 59..
Real Estate Notice.
Judging trotn the large oatm number of
is now
ltl c
this Office 11H well as town villose and
• instrumental
otlother properties, I expectt o be
in .flatting many sales and exchanges.
The point for the intending p .chaser to con-
sider is, whether or not I Lav • a property to
suit him in price, size and loci tion; and the
person desirous of selling, exchr aging or rent-
ing oto will and
. adv 1
o Lear
�,r), tt ilCHncl it t t
investigate my terms. I have amts of all
sizes throughout Ontario rang E, g in prices
front • i n
acre. Also la s in New
•
tS2tl t
o •tiU a
Ontario, Manitoba and the North eat for sale
or rent.
I have properties in ninny of the a laeent vil-
lagges and towns as well as a large c entity of
Wingham prop�ertw for sale or ret., Ihave
prov,.i my nbitity in affecting sales lid I inn
,;led to say' that I have no complain arising
front lay customers, on nocOttnt of 111 fees or
imremwna.,l.t Charges.
I do I stoonols to ask xask an ivanc:omitaission when frontgrab yon, nor
pro=
perty was not sold through my ngemel'.
This space will be occupied by lute every • eek'
apd I will also•Intye t, card at the entr•a} o to
mg.afiige.en whieliltiilba inunt`ellate,anpo . cu-.
Iambi:-
Money to loan on town and tarm pprr�o�pert
T..5. MAGUIR .
Ileal Estate and Insurance Aige
Office overD. ,51. Gordon's store.,
WJN;ARA1a ONTARIO, TRURSDAY, JULY 31, 1901
Wear Cheer'sP,'sbtues.
Broke i'Iis
Mr. Frank .Auden
road had the mist
collar bone on Sat'.
helping to unload
Jenkins' when o
ropes slipped allow
fall to the bard fie
above stated. W
laid up very long,
oiler Bone.
on, of the Bluevale
rtune to break his
rday last. --He was
hay at lir: Thos.
of the hay fork
g Mr. Anderson to
with the result as
hope he will not be
Farm for sale at a bargain, Apply to
D. Stewart.
Who Wants a Farm ?
A Nat
r.F.G.Sperling.
l.''
have been a very sq
home on Wednesda,
f
He was standing o1
overbalanced and f
corner ex of tli(
very badly disco'
pleased to learlyliii
not injured,
y Fail,
let with what might
ions accident at his
night of last week.
n
a box and became
P, striking his elle
box. The eye was
red but we were
�t tile eye ball Was
Every line of summer goodsat very
low prices while our eummer sale con-
tinues. G. E. Nettle.
The Sunday S
Next Tuesday.--
iday-is the date o
school excursion
special train leave
fares
a. m. and the
and 450. for ehildrea No tickets are to
he advertised rates-
sutage of this .ex-
, ma
x••way spend a dun
et full particulars
bills.
ooi Excursion.
iugham's Civic Hot -
the union Sunday
o Goderich. The
e .aU
a
i hum t l ...
u t
r
for
are Seo, adults
be sold at less than
Many will take ad
oursion so that the)
at the lake shore.
from large and sma
• JULY BAEOAIE
Trading, Company
waists follies each.
-•-•The Wiughanl
e selling 75u shirt
Ridable, So m lb.
petre9', for Peter Deans.,
it . ubscriptlone Ilene been�•takea up, dux.
Dia. of Peter Dena$,.
Very Tal
A .couple of weeks
a stalk of spring w
nearly six feet. 0
week, l: etive John
Wawanosli showed
wheat that measure
very tall grain and
idea of I14t+ growth
year, Mr. Currie
not a picked stalk,
les an acre of the sittll
i' ate. recently
coutllin[r'cars at Tar
sum, of 'Money has
W ughtea old boys w
Mg in Listowel
'Deans will appreci
is friends. He is s
getting along nice
at he will be ab
s week.
I herb over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands
for wile, in 50, 75, 100,150 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenock. ruce, Kincardine Huron
and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
r t
Food buildings to be sold cheapon eas y tons.
Ablo a good sawmill for Halo, almost for a song.
Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doinggood business for sale cheap.
Also a wagonshop. A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at o per cant, For further par•
bottlers apply to
J. A. McKENZIE,
insurance Agent. Holvrood.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
• A complete line of the best Groceries Sae Halsey Parlc's aCvertisemeut.
and Canned Goods that money cart
buy. We sell at the lowest possible Campbell's Headache Wafers paean -
'prices. Weston's Bread, Toronto,. teed to pure headache. •
for sale: Josephine steet north. -
DOMINION BANK
Canital • - • ' ' $2,500,000
Reserve ' • $2,500,000
WINCHAM BRANCH
SHAW BLOCK.
A General Uaukiug Business Trans-
acted.
Faruters' Sale Notes Collected, and
advances made on sem,
Drafts bought and sold on all points in
Canada. 'Milted. States and Europe.
SA.VVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 mid upwards,
and added toprincipgl &0th June and 31st
Decembee each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
It.'anstorw. Solicitor.
SANK OF HAMILTON
WIKC11AM
Capital pad R ere Fund,$1,600,000.00,
I'resident--.Toni semen.
VicePresfdeat-A. G. it/tits v.,-
tRz,c
1
a»s
JohA. LMew, M.P.AT"Ow, M.P.,A.Bee (Toronto).
General elattfger-.l. TU slant LT..
8aVln s Bank•--Ilottra 10 to a; Saturday, is
tot. Deposits of SI and upwards received. in.
tieY'eetallowed, and computed on the, 50th l+To•
*anther mid. alyr, May each year and added tut-
tibial
otibial Depotsits also received at current
of intere`.
I'$,tAfbTts oft Great. firitain anti the United
tes Bought and sold.
iavellera are notified that the Milk of Ham-
m and its Branches issue Circular Rates of
ttontal Pu' o'oineiai Bank of migland. Litrntted,
loh can be esah" i wltltettt charge or trott-
tilts In tiny part artful wariel.
W. Ochil tTLi1}, Await
L. D)ICktN'r5ONe Solicitor.
Dismisses
On Monday aft
Hall, His Honor,
'rich heard the ai
phone Co. again
After hearing out
missed the appeal
sessment of this
$2,000 as fixed by
With Costs.
moon at the Town
nage Doyle, of God
seal of the Bell Tele-
It their assessment.
witness the judge diva-
rvith costs. The • As• •
mpany will now be
ie Court of Revision.
For. Satre --House and lot on Prances
Street, For particulars apply to 11.
Hamilton, sr.
Wingham
The voters' list
Wingham for 1902 '
and were first pos
sun's office on Mo
The list has a tot
compared with 802
has 483' Voters; Part
148. The number
to serve as jurors is
the town should so
are on the list. Thir
in which to give noti
Iters' List.
for the town , of
have been printed
set in Clerk Fergu-
day of this week.
of 870 voters, as
last year. Part I.
I., 150; part III.,
persons qualified
13. Residents of
that their names
days are allowed
foals' clerk.
Dr. 'Butlere .spectalis
of the eye; oar, nose and 'throat•, Byes
tested acid glasses supplied. Office op
potato St.. Andrew's church, London
Ontario.
he disco
a Wingham W
One of the best ba
season was played dd'
afternoon between 1
ton clubs. The hoar
too much for the vis
been for a little wil
given the visitors a
hernia new eatchet,
played a good g
Skeatrs did good
box, all the Wi
good ball. The se
Clinton -0 0 0 0 0
Winght%nl-2 w 0 0,x0 0 8 0 a•--,
n the Game,
shall games
of the
the park ou Peidity
inghaui and Olin -
boys were- rather
ors and had it fiat respecteey all tanto were acquainted
splaying: o ill have. with herShe s been au astlnmatie
shite wviash. Wing -
r. Victor Taylor,
to and Mr. Chas.
ork in tlld pitcher's
ham boys played
0 0 0--2,
rvitae.
is x a *ht..arm
toa, A handsome
en secured. The
to are now resid-
rward. $15. Mr.
e the kindness of
11 ins Toronto and
It is expected
to come home
Corn and corn chop or feed purposes,
ad rape seed for st}e cheap at the
ingbaua Trading Colh store, successors
1 T. A. Mills. lF
Wingham aces.
+The Win ham race will be field on
g <
Vednesclay and Thar
ay,
August 13
tt
11t1 14th. The entryhanks and other
eivertising matter were printed at
to TIMES office this week. The pro-
tactgamme for the two' lays should at-
a large nunter of horses.
$550.00 is being give in purses and
tb events are as follays:First day,
2.1) pace or 2,30 trot; 21 pace or 2.18
tit; ;a utile run; , ecoud day, '2.28
Pile or 2.251trot: 2.25'ace or 2.22 trot;
? 'tile run,' open trot Or pace. Wing -
lit Turf Club expet t to make this
ratting one of the bess`in the history of
th mold
9alittales :tir Kixo's,-$1.00 and'$1.25
•O brie Shirts itt 50e.; $1.00 and $1.25
strty hats at 50c.; Linen Collars at 2
forlsc. during our July and August
sale �
• 1;uabinet anakersA;'wantod. Steady
woe for good men.'' State experience
and` -pages expecter ,' The Canadian
Oflltbttid Selnool Pu piture Co., Pres-
ton, tit. 2t.
Death of M 's. Duffy.
Thfollowing aecou t of the death of
Mrs. lefty, mother of Mrs. D. McPher-
•son, t this town is taken from last
week Iilclutaes y Gaza :-It is our sad
duty is week to citron le the death of
Mrs. jtriclt J. Duffy, !f the 4th con.,
whioll)ioh place on St ,e day afternoon
at 3 0 ;ck. Deceased elk sick about
an
obs cion rtxe .t
t
two Wks ago, caused b
- of the itvels,. and for ge week previous
I
, to her •it,th no hopes iyOra entertained
of her revery. Mrs, Tufty was to un•
dergo opetatidu la# week, but the
doctor ensidered In too weak, and
on with
it
that >t not advis le to go
was 70 years
o e beet, ed
the ikon
P
and 2 nt_ths old, &;'d had lived in this
section tinany years, anti was highly
for lnanyears, shut 'was very patient
throughd,all he illness. She leaves a
ltusbandtlid a fa ily of three sons and
three daltters. hey are John, of
Belwore, Villianv of Mildmay, and
George w.lives on the farm, Mrs, Mo -
?heron :t Wingh in, Mrs. Magill, of
Guelph, aiMiab ethos
'Grain,
igo we were shown
eat that measured
, Thursilay of last
I'. Carrie, of East
js a stalk of spring
'f • 2 in.is
Oft. This gives one a good
we have had this
ells us that this was
it that he lens near -
kind of wheat.
.?. A. YEAR IN A.DVAN
Far views anti lawn groups try
Armstrong t'h Co.
A duly W
A very happy
event
t
day afternoon of last
Hill, in West O$o
when Miss Merger
ti 1r o t
ng ie f Mr. W.R
a
the bride of Mr. H
Wiughtun. The ce
formed, Cly Rev, E,
the Presbyterian oh
In the presence of
relatives of the contr
and. Mts. Tuclhope
Friday ' afternoon ant
up their residence o
The TIMES. wishes 51
prosperous wedded li
dding.
okplece on Thous -
eek, at Prospect
, near Woodstock
t E. Thornton
Thornton, t became
a ..
M. TudheIpe of
inquy was per-
. Hutt, pastor of
tali at Ingersoll,.
fly a few of the
tin; parties. Mr.
rived home on
velli shortly take
Edward street..
nappy couple ai
1/
Moi^z' Loraat 4.., per cent. on
.. ro
.,
easy unite of rttimymenit. Apply toe&
Dalla at Kent Block, Wingliam
isatlies' white and colored eh eyelets,
$3.00 and $2.75 kind fur $e 00 11.00 and
$1.25 kind for 75o. 750 d for 50e.
'50e ones for 35e. SEA & Co.
Persistence ce in
e
"Roble was not bu
the world was six ci
gather. The man w
vertising will do w
these familiar exam
dvertising.
tin a day," and
zys in getting to-
o starts out in ad -
1. to hear in tided
les. One advertise-
ment will not builde'up a business tiny
More than one swat w will . prove the
presence of spring. persistence is esgeu-
o'. �l ''.tis" . T •" in
tf tLi ' uc h _ to o wi
l tt e'ssfd ti
s. g
trade one must bit le ustaut in season
and oat of seaso#. He 'must ad-
vertise, here a little, there a
very much. He
II the year round.
:aa
sowing
for .
So i owiu n
.beer must sow all
unlike the farm-
ontinuou sly from
ug. When lie
e is a perceptible
Large Goes`berries..
. J. A. Morton c
dilMltaving grown the
ill Ontario. The Ts
Morton's place ou
anti placed 12 gooseb
and they weighed 1
berries molted mot
gooseberries. The
exhibition at H. Si,
otos''.
little. and elsewhere
Must peg away at it
farmer Tile fa r has a set e
his seed,. but the adv
the year round, He i
et in that he may reap
his continuous sow
ceases tie advertise the
fall off in his glraniu
King's muslitis are always cheap.
Just now they are the cheapest. Buy
during Ring
early anti oftenb Ring's Summer
Sale,
Moaner 'ro Loen.-Money to lotus on
notes, and notes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money, advanced on mort-
gages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and accounts
collected. Otfice-Beaver Block, Wing-
haniRosa. MoiEDclo.
A Pretty
The following acro
of Miss Euince Cary
of Mr. W, B. Hutto
hats, is taxon from. 1
of July 18th. Miss
friends will wish he
life: Mr. Alex. Mc
known and popular
Bros., and Miss ss E
fourth daughter of
of Gravenhurst, 0
oipals of a pretty ma
Wednesday evening.
home of Sirs. Jas. Su
sister. Rev. Sault
tied the nuptual ku•
listed by Rev. M.
friend of the family
went through the
sisted, but Miss B -
bride's niece was n
bride looked very
floral pompadour o
a large and beautif
tions anti roses. M
Winnipeg, played
as the bride enter
bride waagiven as
lawn. The ceremon
a limited nambe
friends of the cont
which the guests sat
ous wedding diene
proposed '
ettlt
groom, and tiouli`leel
Rev. SamuelMcLea
appropriate respons
were proposed and
brad' was made th
costly presents, 1
froin friends in th
evening the brass b
duty honored the e
appropriate selectir
congratulations to.
1 enzie anti fain in -
life and prrity.
la claim the honor
rgest goosttberries
S mall 'visited Air.
.slay afternoon
ries on the scales
If a pound. The
like plums than
rries are now on
Tudhope's groc
Toadies' whitewvear
Thresher's Hats,'regnita
A
for 75e,
edding.
t of the marriage
• niton, daughter
, formerly Wing-
Moosejaw Times
futon's Wingham
a happy wedded
euzie, of the well
rm of McKenzie
ce Cary Hutton,
r, W. B. Hutton,
, were the prin.
'age ceremony on
July Kith, at the
feria&, the bride's
McLean, B. A.,
and was ably as-
. Leith, an old
The young couple
ging ordeal nuns -
ie Sutherland, the
ici of honor. The
utty in a dress of
andy, and carried
bouquet of cama-
s Beatrice Came of
ne wedding march
the parlor. The
by her brother -ins
was witnessed by
of the intimate
.ting parties, after
Own to a sninptn.
Rev. Mr. Leith
n
of the brided. and
•
'th it the pante of
who made a very
after Which toasts
apoilttled to. The
recipient of many
tatting n trambee
east.. Daring the
t1 turned Out Mid
lit With a couple of
ft, We oxtoml one
r. rind Mrs. Mos
felting them long
Died in th Hay Field..
The news reached .IYingham on Friday
afternoon last oft e. sudden death of
Mr. John Campbell a farmer who lived
about oft three eo tolls s ti . th of finrrie. Mr.
Campbell was c uttil ;r bay with at mower
and when f nt d 1
r
o ne ns lying near the
mower deael. t Al op' •xy is said to' • re
been the cause of hi 'death.
Cnlw.w > Co'r'rox.- A
mill ends of Cotton fro'
&i/os.
rof • .r Bele of
t e up at Isard
. O. O. F. • dges United.
Mi'. J. A. Morton ; Special Deputy, was
over to Wroxeter o s Monday last, coat-
leeting the elute ;.'quem of Tiewielt
'\' 9intoMontane
I;oclue . n 1 I.(.0. F. .1 ut un
`r t)
Lorlue, No. 17Z, 7 t his matter hes been
under considera tie forsOnH time.
Mr.
Morton was ecce tubed by Mr. Juts.
Day, P.G., of Maiend Lodge.
' Granolith; Pavement.
TheRon Arth 1
R rel A t)t na Pavement
Co... of
Guelph has secure the cdntraet of lay-
ing gra nolithic pas ': meat on both sides of
the Maio street fn Arthur. The com-
pany's coutractors Mr, C. H. Conery
of Guelph, a.Ieot
of this. town. M
town is the form
Two Ele
Winghani wash
electrical storm.
one on Thursdasa
on Saturday a `
r
appear ar to hay.
PP
considerable dor
from different
Considerable 1;:
afternoon. W
very serious da
M. Lamont's It
was struck on
one room of tlt
torn from the r
as fine as pow
bullet holes, w
wall. It will
necessary repai
H xx..'& Co.
Excursion
There is talk of an
from Wingham to Bl
August 10th. The r
Listowel,then to St
to Buffalo. This tick
from Saturday till ;i
onrstenis carried a
will be given in our t
Buffalo
cursion being run
41o, on Saturday,
ate would be to
tford, and direct
is would be good
nday. If the ex-
t full particul
et issue,
See our window o
33u and 25c, -.-for 184
Ti:., r ;.alar 540,
or 2 35e.
Elea & Co.
Dr. ,lytacdonal
Mr.John F et
Ju i I G, Pr
Portland Cement C
states that Dr. Mac
thus town, has sure'
re
on theboa
Homey
H S
o y
Lund that operations
usual despite the ver
dent which resulted
death.
Succeeds.
denttheSun
of
1a
of Owen Sound,
laid' Si.of
l P
est the late Dr.
fthecompany
o
.
are going on a
unfortunate acci-
in Dr. Horsey,
Men's English felt , ate, ;r
and $2.50, for $1.85.Now,
for. a snap.
agn}tr y2.2
}tile tin
3 & Co.
Coronation Da a Holiday.
The Government w111 issue a precis,
,.
r 1� Il of the i
minion a. to-dst • u ec t coin
C
to -duty's
at daAug.ailproclaiming� u Au a ub
Y+ ,
, K P
lit: holidayin honor of the coronation o1
i 0
King Edward VII. 'This will mean thr
losing of banks end business places
in so doing the Canadian authorities art
merely following the steps already talten
in the old -country. Owing to Wingleut'I
civics holiday on the: 5th, it is not liken
that Coronation Day will be observed a
a public holiday in town.
er of. air. John Canary Hurt iq Seaforth.
Mi T Wm. Page, of this Mr. Collie Kennedy of the Paine
Kennedy u of the work. meat market met ilavlth an unfortunate' q -.i- i.y let a `.i.o,.,l,., 4..;, esa ,••A•i-+i••:•; si'l" l3
Mishap, He was?:trying, to gutasre pn '
enraged heifer to le it to the slaughter
i
i al attackedh m
trieal Storms. house when the . n to
/
u l i s h 'n inflicted asevere
. Iat witht
t of4�
he centre twoaerewe
(luring the past week- wound on his siclej under the arm. So
afterttoou and the other far the injury dips not threaten to be(
'.noon. The storms serious and we hippe to see our young j
been quite general as friend around a Ire
soon. The above
age has been reported (rain the Seafort ,Expositor refers to a
arts of the province. young man who vas a former resident
fl fell on 'Thursday of Wingham, e have since learned
` that Mr. KenuedSt has been in a serious'
have not beard of any condition.
age in this section. Mr. i
se on the Bluevale road
hursclay afternoon. In
house the plaster was Death o
11 and was smashed up This week we
deaths fMarge Several boles, like
i
re made in the brick lata Joseph GoIle
ke $50 to Make whleh siid'evvn
the house,many years ou tlite gravel road south of
Wingham. Mrsekaolley was 70 years of
The TIMES tO jate
them being tarairThos. Cassels,
Mrs. Samuel Se.tiegtfrat 4tielalt
of Treherne, Mah. The bereaved will! waS drowned.
dance of her
Williams, on
was one of th t pioneer residents of
BRICKLAYERMorris and with /her husband, lived for
layers wanted
Vttustoue-Gri
Nicholson, Wi
-A no
once,
t block
sham.
of Brick-
ork on the
.pply to Wm.
Mrs. Golley
±4.
have to chronicle the!
,tHunter,relict
of the
, of Morris township,
occurred at the rest-
n•iu•law, Mr. L. ' J.
ednesday. Deceased
-i.
Iage and leaves s yeral children, among
A P ular Pastime
Lawn bowlil r bas attained a remark-
able vogue in Wiugham this season.
Every afternoo' and evening the play-
ers may be se; • at the green ou the
park playing ' for who shall go to
Clinton to coni ete for the Jackson cup.
The club hous=_,s now about completed
and the grouu'.is are in good shape.
Many of tho p1. amen are enjoying this
game and it is hi to be very hard to
keep some of them away from the
park. One of t+ a virtues of lawn bowl-
ing is that it as no dead line. It is
somewhat lift' vitt with other sports
Many of the
baseball in th
bases and cltas'
ceased to be fn
watch the gam
for mature year)
a high degree
wind. Ping -1)(32
work in summer";
charms. Curtin
the season is sh'
an age limit,
lawn bowling as 1
of legs and anis a
Prof. Goldwiu
most ardent be
that it is an old n
of therlay ers ra
juniors ars just
seniors. Bat it
thing yet dents
Man, who feels
creation not to
]it furnishes 'ex
exercise withot
the saute slate 1
deal of skill,
front professio
cptality. Evide
a "long. -felt w
4'
Fall Term opens Sept. 2nd
Central Business College, 3
STRATFORD, ONT.
A school that orennies front rank • '•
among the best laisiitttss colleges on this. 3•
continent. Many leading Commercial
schools employ our. graduates as teach- 4.
era, We do our brtst to place all our' .1.
graduates in goodposititins and a have 4.
been more successfult
this
year than in„
y previous ear Those n,img
the .5
hest inbusiness cdunaltionshouldattend .5
our School. 4.
Write for catalogue. .I.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, ?'
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
if 08, for
have tit, sympat • t of the community j Harry S. Reed, age f8 years, an old
in their afhtotton1t• The funeral will; resident of London, (hit., was found
take place on Fridijy afternoon front Mr. dead in his bed on Saturday.
Williams' restdeudt, lot 4, concession 3, r
Morris, at 2 o'clock for the Wingham I To Crag A COLD 1.E ONE DA.v
cemetery. , Take Laxative Erma() Quinine Tablets, Al
rirn gists refund the money if it tails to care
E. W. Grove's signature is en each box. 2se
CHURCI'l NOTES.
Rev. Mr. Little of Toronto conducted
services in the Prealbyterian church on
Sunday last. Next Sunday, Rev. A.1aching citizens played E. Prior, of Iiincerdine will conduct t
r youth, but steeling the the services in this iehurch. i
at flies in the outfield Rev. Mr. Webb of Windsor, the new I
and they now prefer to rector of St. John's church, Brussels,
fl Lacrosse is no game and St. George's eiburch, Walton, ex- !
Lawn tennis requires petits to go to Brussels permanently 1
mobility and good about the 1st of Septntber. I
is indoors Hud warns Rev. lir, Kerr of Teeswater preached
Bicyling has lost its in the Methodist chitreh on Sunday last,'
lits its veterans, but and Rev. N. S. 4art'vash took Sir. I
t. Bvein cricket has liar's work at Teetwater. The pastor.
t a man may go on Rev. R. Hobbs, wvn32 be bonne next Suns F
as' htis• the use day, when the regglar quarterly services
can sea the "kitty," wvill be held. ' j a
title, at S2, is one of Filmed/LI h
- t_tuc meeting of the g Barrels ofdor ins
ers its Lanada. Vet
n's game. The ages 'Wiughain dist. vt will be held in the
e from 14 to 80. The Methodist cb$.lr, Corrie, on Wednes• .� t Gr Cl' S Mid -Summer
s enthusiastic as the : clay, August' 6th at 9 a. m. sharp, i Sate of Boots and Shoes,
ms to be the best Rev. b. Rogers, of Fordwich is the ? , .
or the middle-aged I chairman mita Rev. �A. G. Harris, of >" , ` Slippers
ou i or re• ' Lucl nowv, Financial Secretary. i n t>hilcl en S
aced of tc a ofj see out- bargain tables
Violent or muscular, ! 2 h1e antlual Huron Qountl+ C,xarch
Ise without heat and I Ragland Sunday ssliool convention end I
physical strain. At !rural de nal meeting Wag held et Gorier- very line U k' t>t�kwear
has -scope for a good 'ichonT rsday ,of lastweek. The follow.! at reducedrit~es.
Is also entirely free fang delee tes were in attendance frau". t
ism - another good I Wintghaut --Rev. Win. Lowe, lir. p.
t .
Y lawn bowling fills ,Shore, Sadler, Iiss B. adler1
. i I GREER
5, " and has come to Mise Si. fin, Mise Roder+ns,Cisa E
room, i d, trash.
, u,,tie( .MIs,,.falba+ex cel+ essw iseem"p„ '". ' **Nor
COME TO
,
DOUGLASS
The Druggist
For your
Bloestone
Parisgreen
hellehore
And all Insecticides
Office C. N. W. Telegraph
•
a Cotter
p
Fy The Bond
W, f ~I
r a'
r r O'
0 To Success
,
1 Is easy for those who are equipped,
t for the proper:train-action of business !
affairs. Those who get their 'duca-
t troll where attention IS given to de-
; tails and simple method) will have •
r the advantage of others, We have in-
} formation for you if you are interested
I Forest City. Business College
Y. M.O. A. Building, London, Ont.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal,
have not beard of any condition.
age in this section. Mr. i
se on the Bluevale road
hursclay afternoon. In
house the plaster was Death o
11 and was smashed up This week we
deaths fMarge Several boles, like
i
re made in the brick lata Joseph GoIle
ke $50 to Make whleh siid'evvn
the house,many years ou tlite gravel road south of
Wingham. Mrsekaolley was 70 years of
The TIMES tO jate
them being tarairThos. Cassels,
Mrs. Samuel Se.tiegtfrat 4tielalt
of Treherne, Mah. The bereaved will! waS drowned.
dance of her
Williams, on
was one of th t pioneer residents of
BRICKLAYERMorris and with /her husband, lived for
layers wanted
Vttustoue-Gri
Nicholson, Wi
-A no
once,
t block
sham.
of Brick-
ork on the
.pply to Wm.
Mrs. Golley
±4.
have to chronicle the!
,tHunter,relict
of the
, of Morris township,
occurred at the rest-
n•iu•law, Mr. L. ' J.
ednesday. Deceased
-i.
Iage and leaves s yeral children, among
A P ular Pastime
Lawn bowlil r bas attained a remark-
able vogue in Wiugham this season.
Every afternoo' and evening the play-
ers may be se; • at the green ou the
park playing ' for who shall go to
Clinton to coni ete for the Jackson cup.
The club hous=_,s now about completed
and the grouu'.is are in good shape.
Many of tho p1. amen are enjoying this
game and it is hi to be very hard to
keep some of them away from the
park. One of t+ a virtues of lawn bowl-
ing is that it as no dead line. It is
somewhat lift' vitt with other sports
Many of the
baseball in th
bases and cltas'
ceased to be fn
watch the gam
for mature year)
a high degree
wind. Ping -1)(32
work in summer";
charms. Curtin
the season is sh'
an age limit,
lawn bowling as 1
of legs and anis a
Prof. Goldwiu
most ardent be
that it is an old n
of therlay ers ra
juniors ars just
seniors. Bat it
thing yet dents
Man, who feels
creation not to
]it furnishes 'ex
exercise withot
the saute slate 1
deal of skill,
front professio
cptality. Evide
a "long. -felt w
4'
Fall Term opens Sept. 2nd
Central Business College, 3
STRATFORD, ONT.
A school that orennies front rank • '•
among the best laisiitttss colleges on this. 3•
continent. Many leading Commercial
schools employ our. graduates as teach- 4.
era, We do our brtst to place all our' .1.
graduates in goodposititins and a have 4.
been more successfult
this
year than in„
y previous ear Those n,img
the .5
hest inbusiness cdunaltionshouldattend .5
our School. 4.
Write for catalogue. .I.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, ?'
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
if 08, for
have tit, sympat • t of the community j Harry S. Reed, age f8 years, an old
in their afhtotton1t• The funeral will; resident of London, (hit., was found
take place on Fridijy afternoon front Mr. dead in his bed on Saturday.
Williams' restdeudt, lot 4, concession 3, r
Morris, at 2 o'clock for the Wingham I To Crag A COLD 1.E ONE DA.v
cemetery. , Take Laxative Erma() Quinine Tablets, Al
rirn gists refund the money if it tails to care
E. W. Grove's signature is en each box. 2se
CHURCI'l NOTES.
Rev. Mr. Little of Toronto conducted
services in the Prealbyterian church on
Sunday last. Next Sunday, Rev. A.1aching citizens played E. Prior, of Iiincerdine will conduct t
r youth, but steeling the the services in this iehurch. i
at flies in the outfield Rev. Mr. Webb of Windsor, the new I
and they now prefer to rector of St. John's church, Brussels,
fl Lacrosse is no game and St. George's eiburch, Walton, ex- !
Lawn tennis requires petits to go to Brussels permanently 1
mobility and good about the 1st of Septntber. I
is indoors Hud warns Rev. lir, Kerr of Teeswater preached
Bicyling has lost its in the Methodist chitreh on Sunday last,'
lits its veterans, but and Rev. N. S. 4art'vash took Sir. I
t. Bvein cricket has liar's work at Teetwater. The pastor.
t a man may go on Rev. R. Hobbs, wvn32 be bonne next Suns F
as' htis• the use day, when the regglar quarterly services
can sea the "kitty," wvill be held. ' j a
title, at S2, is one of Filmed/LI h
- t_tuc meeting of the g Barrels ofdor ins
ers its Lanada. Vet
n's game. The ages 'Wiughain dist. vt will be held in the
e from 14 to 80. The Methodist cb$.lr, Corrie, on Wednes• .� t Gr Cl' S Mid -Summer
s enthusiastic as the : clay, August' 6th at 9 a. m. sharp, i Sate of Boots and Shoes,
ms to be the best Rev. b. Rogers, of Fordwich is the ? , .
or the middle-aged I chairman mita Rev. �A. G. Harris, of >" , ` Slippers
ou i or re• ' Lucl nowv, Financial Secretary. i n t>hilcl en S
aced of tc a ofj see out- bargain tables
Violent or muscular, ! 2 h1e antlual Huron Qountl+ C,xarch
Ise without heat and I Ragland Sunday ssliool convention end I
physical strain. At !rural de nal meeting Wag held et Gorier- very line U k' t>t�kwear
has -scope for a good 'ichonT rsday ,of lastweek. The follow.! at reducedrit~es.
Is also entirely free fang delee tes were in attendance frau". t
ism - another good I Wintghaut --Rev. Win. Lowe, lir. p.
t .
Y lawn bowling fills ,Shore, Sadler, Iiss B. adler1
. i I GREER
5, " and has come to Mise Si. fin, Mise Roder+ns,Cisa E
room, i d, trash.
, u,,tie( .MIs,,.falba+ex cel+ essw iseem"p„ '". ' **Nor