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Summer Goods
a=c1earing out
arra magmarem
Wash Goods
This will be the last call for a number of our Snmtner
Fabrics. These prices will make quick work of the lots we have
marked down to 15 cents.
1,000 yards of Fine English Mercerized Sateens, Dimities,
Organdies. Linens, Black, White and Fancy Mnslins, etc.,
regular prices were 25c, 30c, 35e and 1Oc,-- to clear at .15
1,000 yards of Prints, Gieghams and Ohambrays, new patterns
and plain ;nare:lt+eed fust. colors, now on sale at - .10
25 remnants of Prints, from 1 to 4 yards, to clear tat - .08
•alle%/3,1111rcVOrOA $ICa411r 11011, 4.')►b'rb'l1•Ittr Or
Embroideries
5o remnants of Embroideries and Insertions, from I toy yards
in an, end, regular prices from 9c to 18c a yard. ,
Your choice of 20 pieces for Sc a yard
ar I, Il ++ 7c „
ee a 10 e, ltn r,
u as 5 " 121_c " 0
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Fall Goods Arriving
The first, shipments of Fall Goods are here already, consist-
ing of Dress Goods and Suitings. in the newest shades and
weaves; new Shaker Flannels, new Flannels, new Cottonades,
new Shirtings, new Cottons, new Factory Cottons, new
Ginghnms for aprons, new Drapery Goods, eta.
gpis),-We always carry in stock a full line of Carpets, Liuoleums,
Lace and Damask Curtains, Table Covers, etc.
► Groceries
We carr a nice fresh stock of Grneerins and can fill all your
requirements in this line as well as dry goods. Prompt delivery.
$s.'w111Wl vas a3•lVali 'vis.^ /w t
I RITCHIE & CAN1PBELL.
Successors to M, H. melndoo
MINOR LOCALS.
—Frank Constable and family have
moved to Tlllsoubal'g.
Remember the I. 0. P. excursion t0
Buffalo, ou Saturday, August 16th.
—Remember the Wingham races on
Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
—Regular rnol,thly meeting of . the
School Board on Tuesday evening next.
—Galt football club won from Listowel
at Listowel on Monday by a score of 2
to 0.
—Regular meeting of Court Maitland,.
C. O, F., on Friday evening of this
week.
—Flax pulling is now in full swing.
The flax crop is said to be a good one
this year.
—Brussels defeated Blyth in a game
of baseball at Brussels Friday by a score
of 22 to 5.
—Dan Patch, the great American
horse, paced a mile at Columbus, Ohio,
on Saturday last week in 2.00?;t;.
—Messrs. J. E. Swarts and Chas.
B:neclr.0-(00ilted aS judges -.at the
Horse rsl. fps"iti e $ey 1st Weel:: :y
—Mr. A. L. Hiihiiilien has moved into
the house at the rear of the drug store,
formerly occupied by Dr. Chisholm.
—When correspondents are out of
supplies they will confer a favor by
notifying us of the fact either person-
ally or by letter.
—As will be seen from advertisements
in another column, the election expenses
of M. G. Cameron amounted to $62S.73
and those of James Mitchell, $185.83.
—The Kincardine branch of the Lord's
Day Alliance is circulating a petition
among the business men asking that
places of business be closed at 10 o'clock
on Saturday nights.
TILLSON'S PAN - DRIED
OatmeaJ
Tillson's .Gold -dust Cornmeal
Tillson's Wheat Farina,
mei all other good
Breakfast Foods
including
Cream of Wheat,
Malt Breakfast Food,
Force, Malta Vita,
Grape -Nuts, Health Food,
Life Chips, Wheat -Os,
and Shredded Wheat
always fresh at
Tudhope's
eery and Cro keiry State
or?. %AVE or sAtitti.•ro`t.
—Prowler Boss will sail for Canada
about the 15th of August,
There will be more horsea here than
ever before for Winglfaul Maces, Wed.
nesd►ly trucl Thursday, Aug. 13 awl 14,
—Mr. V. Paterson has been appointed
by the Town Council tis engineer over
the laying of the grenolitllie walks.
Mr. Peterson uuderstalids ins bustuees.
and lie will see that the work is done
properly.
—Tuesday next,l2th Inst, an excursion
will be run by 0, T. R. to KiucaTdine•
and return et reduced rates, and the
prospect of a steamer rude on Lake
Huron. For full particulars. apply to
G. T. U. agent Harold, and Holmes c&ii
Holmes,
—Mr. D. G. Audersoo, principal of
the Atwood public school is the new
proprietc,r of the Atwood Bee. Mr.
Anderson spent hie early days in Lis-
towel and is an old school -mate of the
Tholes man. We wish hint success iu
newspaper work.
PERSONALS.
We shall be glad to have contributions tc
this column from any of our readers, If you
have visitors or purpose going away yourself.
drop In and troll ti..,, or send tis a -note to that
affect.
—J. 3. Elliott, V. S., shipped a car-
load of fine heavy horses to Manitoba on.
Tuesday.
—Everyone will be at the Wiugham
Races, Wednesday and Thursday, Aug.
13 and 14.
—Mr. C. P. Smith has had a neat.
set of steps placed in trout of his cottages
ou John street.
—Next Monday is Listowel's civic
holiday. A baseball tournament will be
held in that town.
—See bills for f nil particulars of the
I. 0. F. excursion to Buffalo, on Satur-
day August 16th.
Come and see the races, Wednesday'
and Thursday, Aug. 13 and 14. This is
the banner meeting!
—The River House, Wallaceburg, has
been disposed of by J. A. Jonston to
Samuel Beattie of Brussels.
—The election expenses of Dr. Stew-
art, the Liberal candidate in Centre
Bruce, amounted to $20.4.53.
Don't forget that the fastest running
horses in Canada are entered for Wing-
llatil'Bacesy A.tig�, lii:aud 14.
'--:When tr rich loan of eighty asks a
girl of 18 to share his lot, she is thinking
of the cemetry lot and he isn't.
—Workmen are now busy building the
cement foundation walls of Mr. D. B.
McDonald's new house on Frances
street. '
Miss Campbell of Dunnville is a guest
of 11f ies Dinsley.
Mr. John Ball was in Toronto for a
few days this week.
--Mr. John Currie, auctioneer, con-
tinues very low. We are sorry to learn
that no hopes are held out for his re-
covery.
—The carpenters have about finished
their work on Mrs. D. McInnes house,
on John street and the painters will
commence this week.
Business men cannot well afford to
pass the big circulation of the 7.13IEs.
Does your business announcement ap-
pear in the columns of the TIMES.
—John Scott of Listowel- shipped a
carload of cattle from here to Toronto
on Monday, and W. P. VanStone a car-
load of hogs to Toronto.
—A garden party under the auspices
of Trinity churh, Belgrave, will ho held
at John Scaudrett's, near Belgrave, on
the evening of Coronation Day, Satur-
day, August Oth.
—W. F. V anstone has purchased the
brick building on Victoria street, used
by Thos. Armstrong as an implement
warehouse, acid will convert the build-
ing into two dwellings,
—The annual excursion of the
Brussels Sunday schools will take place
on Tuesday of next week to Kincardine,
The special train will pass through
Wingham at 8.35 o'clock a, nr, and the Mr. D, Stewart, of Stratford, District
fare from here is 70 cents. Agent of the Mutual Life Assurance
—Horse races will be held in )3russels Co. of Canada, was in town last week 'W. C. Goo
ort Tuesday and Wednesday, August in the interests of his company. a hank
10th and 20th. A good prograintnce has Mr, and Mrs, R. A. 'Walker have re -
been arranged for each thy. -Coming a turned to their home in Toronto, after
A1R1 SMITH, CHISHOIM BLOCK
Chief S auaorman was in Toronto. on
Monday and Tuesday,
Mr. E. L. Dickinson of Goderich was
in town on Saturday.
Mr, 301111 Adair was visiting with In-
gersoll friends this week.
Mrs, and Mies Bernier of Lucknow are
visiting at kr. H. Dayis.'
Mr. Newman Wellwood visited with
friends in Toronto this week.
The Misses Arnold, of Essex, are visit-
iug with the. Misses Reynolds.
Mr. Drank McLaughlin of Detroit is
holidaying at his home in town.
Mr. W. Carter, of London was visiting
with friends in town over Sunday.
Mr. Jos. Gray, of Preston was visit.
ing in town for a few days this week.
Miss Grace Newton is holidaying fora
couple of weeks with friends in Goderich.
Mrs. John Murray was visiting in
Dundas for a few days during the week.
Mrs. Richard Hingston of Brussels is
visiting with her son, Mr. A. Hiugstou.
Mrs. D. McCormick of Hamilton is
vissting with her sister, Mrs. L. W.
Hanson. •
Mrs. T. E. Bowles and daughter are
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Gifford in
Detroit. .
Mrs. Wm. Bonnie]- of Toronto is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Jas.
Maguire. '
Miss A. Ross of Brussels was a guest
at the home of Mrs. Jas. McLaughlin
this week.
Mrs. Jas, Maguire, with her sister,
Mrs. Bounick, spent Ciyic Holiday -at
Brussels. -
Mrs. M. E. Zttlirigg and daughter are
visiting with relatives and friends at
Tavistock.
Mr. David Campbell, of Toronto was
visiting over :Sprtday with his parents,
Mr. and Mr s favid Campbell.
Mr. Lloyd Sills returned home to
Toronto on Monday after spending a
few weeks at his home in town.
Mr. John Campbell, Principal of
Highgate pablic shool is spending part
of his holidays at his home iu town.
Mr. A. E. Gibson, manager of the
Dominion Bank with Mrs. Gibson, are
away on a trip up the lakes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W..T.Patte.son of Wing -
ham are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Patterson.—Kincardine Review.
Mrs. Herman of Rochester, N. Y„
and Mrs. Ww. Baird of Woodstock are
visiting with their brother, Mr. Jas.
Brock.
Of course this is a Bargain Store;, of New Clothing. It
wouldn't be faithful to- the public if it were not, Below you
will find a few reasons why you should be here with the buy-
ing ct'o� d. • I could tell many more reasons why you should
come, but come any way. Well, I attended this auction sale
which was held in Toronto last week
SUCKLING tX% 00, TORONTO, MIDSUMMER SALT: OF
R lloyvrO-WCAIt CLor`aING, WFDN1 SDAY ANR THURSDAY,
JULY 23en AND 2fl'lr, amounting to $'1'1,003 and commeneiag at 10 a.m.
We have received instrnotions from one of the largest cilothing tuauufae•
trtrers iu Montreal to sell his entire surplus stock of spring and summer
clothing, consisting of Men's Clothing, Canadian Tweed Suits, D.B., Hali-
fax Tweed Suits, 1] B., Scotch Tweed Suits, D. B., Fine West of England
Tweed Suits, Blue Worsted Snits, Boys,' Youths' awl Children's 2 and
3 piece suits, Knee and Lme Pant: in Worsted and TwNetl, all Styles and
grades. Men's Rain Coats, Fall Tweed and Worsted Pants. The above
goods have all been made daring toe last sia mouths. CUT and STYLES
ARE of the LATEST PATTERN and TRIMMED UP TO DATE.
N. B,—The above offering of Clothing is the best that has been made
within the past two years and consists of very high class goods,
SUCKLING & CO., Auctioneers.
Am always ready to buy new goods if I need them,
\Vas. the only one in Winghanl that attended the above sale.
No space to give quotations, but will give as good bargains as
the last sale we had of Clothing, ,The goods are here. Call
and see Men's, Youths,' Boys, Suits, Furnishings, etc.
Al R. Smith, Chisholm block, Wiogham
Mr A C.isens, B. A., Mrs. Cosensand
child, of Brampton were visiting at the
home of his brother, Mr. Abner Cusens,
faret few days this week.
Miss M. Il ibertson, of Toronto, a
former member of the Wingha:n pnblic
school teaching staff, was' visiting with
old friends in town this week,
Kathleen Lowe,. daughter cif Rev. W.
Lowe of Wiogh'un, . spent a few dais
with Miss Maggie Hiscocks at the home
of tine letter's grandmother, Mrs. B.
}Iiscoeks—Teeswnter News.
Mts. Walter Green and Mrs. Isaac
Davidson of Wiliggliaut, were the guests
of Mrs. E, J. McTavish on Thursday.
They also visited at Mr.Petor McTavish's
for several days.—Ripley 1;txpress.
Mr. John Elder, who has been visiting
with his son, i fr. Clark Elder iu Montana
for some mouths, returned home on
Monday evening. Mr. Elder had a very
enjoyable visit, and came home looking
the picture of health,
J. J. Elliott, V. S., has been laid up
for the past rosy days with an attack of
pleurisy. We tire pleased to report
that he has so far recovered its toe be
able to leave for a trip to Manitoba to-
day, accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Aunie Elliott. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ball left on• Friday
last on an extended Visit in Manitoba
and the West. . They will;visit at differ-
ent poiust en rout and will spend the
fall with their son at Calgary and the
winter with their,. daughter . in Ven.
waiver. They have the best wishes of
the TIMES for a pleasant visit.
Mrs, W. J. Elliott returned to her
home in Ingersoll on Monday, after a
two weeks' visit at the home of Mr. H.
B. Elliott.
Mrs. Geo. W. Walker left on Wed.
nesclay for a few days viii With/friends
in Wingbam and Dungannon.—Gorrie
Vidette.
Mr. Jas. McKinley, principal of the
O'Sullivan Business College at Thorn-
bury is spending a fe -holidays at his
home in town.
Rev. Win. H. Lloyd, Mrs. Lloyd and
children of Northville, Mich„ are spend-
ing a couple of weeks with relatives and
friends in town.
Mrs. T. Hail, Miss Ethel and Master
Earl of Winghant, are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Vandusen
this week.—Tara Leader. .
FnAsr:n.-In Morr•is;.on.July 23rd, the wife of
Win. Fraser; a son. .
Hor t,tan.-In • Turnberry, on July 28th, the
wife of John Huffman; a son.
McOnrionT.- In Turnberry, on August 5th,
the wife of John. McCreight ; a son,
RArtsAR-In Westfield, on July 29th, tiro wife
of:1), Ramsay; a daughter.
PA'tyltx-In Fullerton, on July 29th, the wife
JohrePautin (nee Mary Ann Moser, of Blyth):
a son:' -
DIED
Stn r.r.-In Fullarton, on August 4th, Hannah
C. Mutual, wife of Toinh Shicll, of last Wawa -
nosh.
Mt:a'cn-In • East iVnwonosh, on July 29th,
Robert Itutclh, se., aged 76 years and 10 months.
wn'sox-In Elms, on .Tuly 21st, Catharine
Petrie, relict of-therliate, Alexander Wilson,
aged 72 years and 10 Months.
GiT.us-In Hawick, on Jule tbtli, William
Oli ti, aged 76 years and 6 months.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAi1.
Night calls at. Button Block, or Fifth
door eolith of School Houle. Shop op.
poette Macdonald block.
RE WEST HURON E
Abstrnet• statement e.`.. lection exp, sea in-
curred by a on ba '" f of Malcolm 'racme
Cameron, E.' a e 'r idatc' at the tion of a
member of )n gislative Acv • iy for the
Province t O rio, for the st Riding of
the Count - moat, held . the 29111 day of
May, 1002:
Livery bills •
Printing
Rent of half etc. • •
Telegrams,Teleph 's, ate
Candidates pars, 1 expenses
$247 00
143 62
139 67
41&.t
Fib CO
$1128 73
SAML.81,5G.Nlt, WM. ROBERTSON,
PI Ant Agent. Returning Officer.
Winglgitin July '.10th. 1102.
RE WEST HURON ELECTION.
Abstract statetiunit of election expo•, es in-
curred by and on behalf of Seines rtchell,
Esq., a candidate at the election o " member
of the Legrslntive Assembly for, Provinces
of Ontario ibr the West 12idin +. the County
of Huron, hid on the ' ' Ir da May, 1902:
Telep}ldne•4:3 oval
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5
;•10:3
Livery Hire - - 35 Oe
Bull Rents 5 09
Printn1 . ;a3 lis
Personal expenses els. Mitchell 62 t;0
week later than Wiogham races there several Weeks visit with relatives and
•
should be ft good string of horses, friends in Wingham and vicinity.
There have been h. greater number of Mrs. Tracy, who has been a resident
public excursions in Ontario this year
than ever before. La
bt Oalr up
to Ally
Tfal
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30, the Grand Trunk Railway Tan i80
exenr:tiono, which was ad;xeidered to be a & Holmes loaned the tickets, -and alike for
record. This year there have been 200 Mr. W. Lloyd who is on his holidays for
exclusions. a WI) t0 Algotllslt and New Oti'tat•io.
of Winglratn for some time, left on Wed-
nesday Delray, n sda o e Mich., e h
whoa her
y .,
husband is employed. Messrs Nobles
Win
Congregational Church for Sale
Tenders will be recedvel by the undersigned
up to the 15th day of Ankust, Pat, for the gnu•
chase of the Congregational Church property
hi the Town of Wingluun, being; lot number six
on the nortleeast corner of John and Centre
streets, with the building thereon heretofore
used as a church. The highest ur no tender
necessarily accepted.
Dated this 10tlh day of July, 1502.
Wilf. ROaIIRTSON, Winghaiu:
OTERS' LIST, 190
silty of the Town of
in the County of Ifgtl
Muni
ham
C1ing-
ron.
Notice is her given tl I have trans-
mitted or deliver, to the 'sults mentioned
in sections 6 and U o 'The.. itariu Voters' List
Act," tlur copies recta iy said sections to be
so delivered or traaist . ted of the list male
pursuant to said Act. f persons appearing
by the last -revised _ ''essn, t Roll of the said
Municipality to b ':ntitled vote in thu said
Municipality at : Auctions for _ember's of the
Legislative A. ; mbl;; and at 1 iicipnI Elec.
tions; and tl '; the said list wasfl posted up
at my oMIio,, at Wingham, on the 1 day of
July, 1902', al remains there for inspi, ion.
Elector . lu'cr called upon to examine s 'd gist,
and if a emulsions or any other err , are
found. °rein, to take immediate proeem, t gs
to ha tho said errors corrected aceordbn o
law
�tcal, Clerk's Wilco 'gingham, July 23, 190
J. H. FERGUSON,
Clerk, Towle of Wingham.
HOLMES & HOLMES
ttalrtvi;y and Steamship Ticket Agency
and General 11Sxchange Office,
WINGHAM, - ONT.
Finest acid shortest Routes to Cleveland, Oihio,
and nil points.
Wingham to Cleveland - $3:05, Return $6.95
Wingham to Detroit - 2.65, Return 4.50
To Muskoka Lakes by finest scenic route:
Wingham to Muskoka - $4.35, Return $7.25
All these rates are FIrst Class,
Second Class rates lower still.
Stop - over privileges allowed.
Lowest rates to Europe. Everybody should
travel.
Apply to-
HOLMES & HOLMES
Wingham, Ont..
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ISS BAXTE /
ORES,, 'ID MA91 11A Ell
SUITS TY.
Apprenti ' auted,
West eof Patrick St. . Wlsc. ' �I.
NOTICE OF CLOSING.
We, the undersigned lawyers, of Wiugham,
agree to close oartelie:es during the months of
July and August as follows:- -On Saturdays at
2 p. in. and on other days at 4 p. In. A notice
of this to appear in both local newspapers.
B, VANSTONE• J. A. MORTON.
DICKINSON & HOLMES.
HOLMES, CLARKE & HOLMES.
TENDERS WANTE
Sealed ers will be receive , „ • the ander-
signed up to' igust 16th for • re -shingling
of Radios Chiu •. Turnber Tendorerer is
to futnish tire inn , • al, en lust state quality
of shingles lie will u ,o, me job. The job is
to be completed by tit • t of September, and
contractor iA to id i ; 'a o shingles from the
roof and also rt, n ref Ms ;lithe premises
when job is co • eted. Tim s of the build-
ing is 20x43. is lowest or an . ,ender not
necessaril;, opted.
J0:4EPH GRAY, Glenn • an.
GEO. FORTUNE, Jr. WI ram.
MISS DELIA SPARLII G
A. W. C. M.
Teacher of Piano, Theory and Pletcher Music
Meth d, Simplex and Kindergarten.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory examine.
tions.
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RESIDENCE—PATRICK ST. , Furniture Dealers
4 ,. R. Gracey's former re s levee•,
1 whore night calla' will receive
'1- prompt attention.
ut if Times Money
Gome to us First I
Our prices are better than arguments, Our prices
do their own ta•
lking, They appeal with stronger force tc
the economical buy'r than loud talk,
This week we are placing ,into stock something
very special in
iron•D �iy,` R„ `IL Fal
These goods arc two months late in arriving, but our
waiting has made the discount big and prices will surprise
you.
Fancy ! A good strong Iron Bed with considerable brass
0 only $4.50, others more brassy at $3.00,
$6.50, $8.00,$10.00, $72,00, $14..00and a few lines at
$17.00, fit fora palace.
BA�,�, BROS.,
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The Wingham Trading Co., lid,
SELLS GOOD MERCHANDISE AT RIGHT PRICES
Our aim is to sell the best goods we can get for the'
least money.. We have
New Table Linens from 20c to $1.25 a yard.
New Towelings from 5c to 12t•c a yard.
New Shirtings from .5c to 15c a yard.
New Cottons from Sc to 10e a yard. ;+
New Cottonades, Denims, Moleskins.
New 'Tweed and Worsted Suitinggs, $10 to $20 a stat.
New Shirts, Ties, Collars, Braces, `Socks, Sweaters,
Shirts and Drawers, Bats, Caps, Fiannellettes,'N
Wrapperettes, American Ducks for 1pdies' skirts,,
Boys' Suits, Blouses, etc.
New White Quilts, Damask, Chenile and Lace Curtains.
New Art Muslims Be, Silkalenes 1.?rc to 15e a yard.
Sateens in black and colors.
We cannot tell you in this small space about our
Clothin;,Carpets,Oilcloths, Underclothing, stacks of
Prints, stacks of Dress Goods, Black Serres, lovely
kimbroideries at 5u a yard, stacks of Gloves,
11osiery, Handkerchidfs, etc,, etc.
Successors to T. A. MILLS. WINGHAM.
THE
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Carpet Remnants and left -Over Pieces
These are the short ends and left over pieces of the Carpets we bought
for spring trade. The lengths. vary frotif 5 to �0 yards of a pattern, and,.
all told, there are 30 pieces in Aeminsters, Wool and Union Carpets. Now
is the time to secure 'a big Carpet Bargain. Bring room measurements•
with you ; we'll do the rest.
Clearance of Sunnier Goods
We're rushing business in this department. No wonder, when you
consider the tempting prices we're offering. Think of buying 8 yards of
pretty Muslin. Linen or Pique for 1.00 just the price you pay for ordinary
print !
Fine White Skims, splendidly made, nicely tucked, some have inser-
tion. Sale price 75e.
A nice range of Night Gowns from 75e up.
You can buy a good fitting Corset Cover for 15c..
Our Parasol and Umbrella sale is attracting lots of buyers. We have
still a good assortment. You can buy a good Parasol, with fancy handle,.
for 90c,
W1t, ROurningON, C
Agent. Returning 0171eur. l
July Beth, the ..�
Cook'o Cotton Boot Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
10.000Ladies. Safe, effebtual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cosk•e Cstfsa Rost Css►-
eosed. Take iio other,as all Mixtures, 01116 and
imitationi are dangerous. Prlae,Ns, 1,21per
box, No. 0.10 degrees stronger, ea per box. NO.
ler 2, maned i rebel t of d an t>fto rt -coat
p ;irk* e d
game, The Cook sol Oomp comnm nded Gall
F�-xoe. l end y sold aria rcoomnieildod Ali all
:aspens ble Druggists In Canada,
No. i tract 2 Cr,', sold in Winghntn by A. L.
Rainilton Colin A. Cempbell, B. A. Douglass
and E Davis Drat *Viotti.
IT WILL PAY VOL $EST IN •,'I1E END
The Canada Business College
CHATHAM., ONT.
Has issued its annual list of students placed
during last year. The number is 3001 what do
youthink of it 9
The number r for time
pro i
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nq
year was and for the year proceeding that,
Mr30 Dors this nishifleent showing andin_
creasing demand not tell you something?
'Pati Term Opens Tuesday, kept, Rud
t•iit9 nmtoicestcd, writs for list and handsome
D. latcLACElLA;f & COw Cltatliern, Oat.
BUSINESS IS BOOMING IN
Ready=ade
People wonder how it is possible for us to sell a
well made, well lined English Serge Suit for $5.75.
They are good fitters and splendid wearers. Better
buy a suit.
Men's good Cotton Underwear, a snap, at 45e a suit.
Men's Fine Silk Neckwear, to tie in four -in -band or
bow shape; silk all round, fine imported foulard
quality, fancy .scroll patterns, in .light and darl
shades, regular price 25e, sale price 15e.
We sell the famous Crompton Corsets. They are perfect fitting, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
We are the sole agents in town for Lion Brand Clothing Black
and
Cat Hose. It is just these brands and triany other good ones that are mak-
irl'g the Gordon Store fatuous.
We want your Produce and will pay yel big prices for it.
M. Gordon
Direct Importer.