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GilAN, ONTARIO, , THURSDAY, SEPTEMIER 4, 1902..
1 A YEAR IN AI/ANCE
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QUIZ FALL
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Teeds,
Woisteds
Gents'
Furn!sh
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jlugs,
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Boots ad
Shoos, otc1
Arriving daily.
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Come. to the old re-
liable for bargains in re
our , different lines.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by FRANK PATEitso•s, No. 28 Victoria
street. Wingliam. Ont. No wvitnessesrequired.
SPECIAL SALE
TOILET SETS
For the next 80 days I will soli
Toilet Sets at very low prices.
A few of the prices to show you how
zunch we have reduced thele:-
10 piece sots,
10 of to
10
10 "
'10
6 "
5 ,,
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were $4.75, for $4.00
" $4,50 " $4 00
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;ob a4.Fi
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$4,00 " fp3.25
F65,2 " $4,15
ete.50 i/ $2,96
$2.00 " $1.50
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Come in and sec for yourself. This
is a genuiue sale.
Ph Aa Hutchison
Groceries and Orockery.
Phone No. 59.
Manitoba Lands.
In order thatImig t assist those who fr
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eutnt,w call enquiring r,bout Manitoba and
1,4 unit West to
ds I have ecceuto agency
of he Cnnadun-Aierie n Immigration Co ,
of Blandon, Mau., andI nm now prepared , to
show n quote prices, adi >te I, rice. , tc t•ms and emit -haws -on
a 11 the lands subject to sale ixt ristnitobu dm. the
North West
There r mea
7. ea o an unimproved Molly t t to , oved farm that m
Y s. tun U 1
l Y r. Butler, specialist i i t
t d'
Ire. as ase
be had at very reasonable toms, and also r P e s
placed in a better state for sale oil easy terms i the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
and range in prices to suit any oir't. tested and glasses supplied= Office op-
. ` polite S. Andrew's church, Loudon,
SOO PROPER Jr.
Ontario.
The property i and a ,o '
t u l tit the Canadian
is being itipittty taken upe and thele ae ill a
few tine locatio1}s that tl''i, within the reach of Pan Arne ican Show.
Any ono who Wirihes toe invest their money in
such 'property es will/return a large increase. The Pan Anleri In Show gave au ex-
QNT YRIO LANDS. Iaibition in Wingh in ou Saturday last -
The number or terms on list at thus office is The circus was no favored with a very
bre oud. doubt the largest that was over re-
corded at any previous tante in any office and a terse attendance, People who attendedwhile the list of farms is large. we also have a 1
list of intending purchasers for farms i tills say tont at the prefo nalicc was lecod aq.d
IVOitr fireea''s Shoes,
Public Scii
'l'he' Winghaln
Tuesday of this w
of Re -opened,
c11ool reopened on
ek with a very good
attendance. The bas only been one
Change made in t
Brack, o$ Bras
caueed by the res
son. Miss Bro
w teaching stall', Miss
le, fills the vacancy
gnatiou of Miss Robert•.
conies to Wingbaw
very highly rrtcolrtl:l* nded.
For views and lawn groups try
Armstrong„{ Se Co:
An l nteee
In another colon
bo found ail inter
Ripllard Hobbs,
1SI tboii t church
the General Con
We aro sure the
will appreciate
Hobbs and we sh
similar letters fro
lfting Letter..
Ino this issue will
ting letter front Bev.
s for of the Wiugllana
who is now attending
ron3e at "Winnipeg.
eaters of the Time
its letter from Mr.
I be pleased to have
l him ou his return,
.I
The
Reports that p
ly iu heavy land
!different teats o
' tubers are so pia
general effect ilia
some growers feat
their crop. Other
crop hits rotted.
the Meld
°, and u
potatoes are disc
when cut open.
tato Rot.
t
atoes are rotting bad -
are Coming iu from
the country. The
tiful a crop that the
not be serious, but
a complete loss 'of
say e on :half of thole
he disease first effects
wy seeminglyIY
sound
vered to by worthless
If ther•
e is any ti;io wggo wishes to sell or rent
they will find it to 'Meat -advantago . to canon
ire, •
TOWN PI2OP18 8TY. were in town all.
In tlit town of lfiinghnm I can ,suit anyZ 8n time of the., pees
tending purchase*+ in siztr, loesttnwi-•or price of
a house. Thrive some excellent pfopPerties for VMS crowded,
sale suitable for retiring farmers, afyo• houses Win Ilam a co
that aro cheap and on such terms that the ng
ham
renter would find it to his advantage it was then ander
to buy and improve ti place of itis own rather
than pas rent. 1', J. r&&auxal , Bros.
Real Estate .Agent.
and was as clean show as ever visited
Wingham. A le tee ,uilmber of people
Sat'nrdar and at the
stga'Ast i!biptm Street
lis same ofrcus' visited
ale of Sears ago, but
the name of Lemon
Who Wants a Farm ?
I
have over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands
for sale, in 50, 75,100, 150 ,Ind, 200 acres, tots in
Kinloss, Greenock. Bruce, Kincardine, Huron
and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song.
Also a good blacksmith shop .(dwelling in eou-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheap.
Also a wragonshhop. A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a large alnoliut of
money to loan at o per cont. For further par-
ticulars apply to
T. A. McK2 NZTG,
Insurance Agent. Holyrood.
D O mI N ION BANK: GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
+1 C 1 1 n See Halsey Park's ac=vertisement.
Genital $2,500,000 Campbell's Headache Wafers guarau-
Heserve $2,500,000 teed to cure headache. New
For B siness Men.
F. R. Smith, +k anagen of Oak Hall;
Hamilton, has 11 e following in au inter-
view recently, i1 the Hamilton Specta-
tor: "Yon kilos my unlimited faith in
the newspapers. Talk as you like about
fake schemes an program advertising,
I finch all I have 1. do is to tell the pub-
lic a straight sto y through any good
paper, and the re posse comes as certain
as taxes, and the lost is not more than
half that of the n merous other schemes
so commonly usec, but in which Oak
Hall has not spent one dollar during the
year, and the ca h results prove my
argument. to be tru
WINCHAM BRANCH
SHAW BLOCK.
A General Banking Business Trans.
acted.
Farmers' Salo Notes Collected, and
advances glade on Same.
Drafts bought stud sold on all points in
Canada. United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to priaioipal 30th June and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GI$SON, Manager.
TL. vanstone, Solicitor,
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BANK OF HAMLTON
WINCHAM.
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve rand, $1,600,000.00.
Preeideut--.Toms STUAne.
Vies -President --A. G. RAM"
retAPC1'OI S
JohA.TT.YWr od, 51 P A.YB.Lo (Toronto).
General Manager -J'. TU1SNBULT.,.
Savinggs $an1t-Roure 10 to a; Saturday+, .10
to 1. 1)e1,onite of $1111111 upwards received. lu-
tereatall-owed, end competed on the 80th No-
vember and 81st Ztay each year and added to
principal.
i d
'8lieeinl bepoeits also rete oe at current
rates of interest.
States lion Tn Garet Britain and the united
Trat'ellers are notified dint the Bank of tram•
ettun and its Branehes issue .Circular Mites Of
National Provincial Bank of England, 7aitnitod,
whieh can he cashed -without charge Or troll..
'bre in any part of the -world.
W, COEJICJi1taD, Agent
iS.
Te, tlIORIASOIC Solicitor.
MtOte4 the tiettglt
Cold.
works cit' the G t
..11`1111 b
fait/dive Bream -Quinine Tablets cure 5 cold 1
one dal', NO Care.lto Pay. Price 96 cents.
Newspaper Holiday Week.
The Brussels Post, Lucknow Sentinel
and Tara Leader are holidaying this
week. THE TIMES has turned over a
new leaf and we do not intend suspond-
ing publication Or a week. Our adver-
tisers and subscribers contract for fifty-
two issues in moll year and the T1azEs
in future intends giving the full num-
ber of issues in each year.
Half price for Photographs continued
10 Sept, 15th. 3. M. Graham, Star Photo
Studio, Wingham.
Auction S e Postponed.
kr. Thomas, o the Bazaar, But
block, has recei d an offer fr m a
gentleman for tis stock eti bloc.
Mr. Thomas 1 .stock
to post-
pone the auotio sal it /the mean-
time, pending i goti ti s with this
glenteman. Mr The s wvill continue
the clearing sal every clay and evoning,
and further ane uncohteatt will be inside
next week, If you are looking for
bargains it will :ay you to call at the
Bazaar.
Yiioxrv' I'll LOAN et .1M per cent. on
easy terms of repaynletir;" Apply to A.
Dttituage, tient Block. 'Wingliam.
er n
R ase e
Mr, R. 3, MViaca
applied for a pati
.heater which he
er is a Very co
gallon of venter
20,rninutes, beef
15 minutes, lana
Oen be cooked
ly na with an
no intern odor f
an Ordinary r inar la
a
g relit envoi o
should, d find al
amp Heater.
5th, of this town, leas
at on a lteroSene lamp
as devised. The heat•
plete article, Half a
an be boiled ''with it in
steak can 'be conked in
, chicken, eggs, etc
tit the heater: as quick-
dinaryy stove. There is
ant the heater than from
tp, This heater will be
fuel and Mr. MseAlath
rge market for tibia.
Mr. 3. O. Rose,
of the Canada Fur
factories in Wing
family to town.
tor says as follows
family: -Mrs. J.
moved from here
as Mr. Rose is naw
in that town, b
furniture factorithere. Mrs. Rose
leaves many Erie s in Srnforth wvlio,
while regretting h r removal from here,
will heartily c+ngratnlate the good
people of Wingl am its securing such
worthy and usef 1 citizens as Mr. and
ltirs.1tose. Airs Rose was au active
t hurch and Sun r ay school worker, and
in these and of :r capacities. she will be
much missed h: e.
eSidents.
ao is now manager
iture Manufacturers
am has moved his
he SetIfortit Exposi-
o the removal of this
Rose and 'family
Wingham Iase,:eeek,
permauently(tooated
ing manager of the
R S:4 -Eor thirty
i4lxl'=r. Fort 0
days I offer for sale 0 Cider Mill tin
, the corner of S c 1 tt C Josephine streets.
This is a snap o someone as the price
is lowv and the • siness twill be a profit-
able one this year, 1'. J. Maguire
Death of onafd Sutherland.
Donald Slither end, son of Mrs= Neil
of ti' town, died at it
Sutherland,s o e O
City,, near Petro a, on Friday evening
last. Deceased ad been working near
011 City and one day early last week he
was injured on t e railway track. Isis
a t h r went aidhim and h s
n of a ve t to vait on 1 a 0 Va
thought to be iu roving, but he must
have been more eriotisly hurt than WUS
thought, and p ssed away on Friday
evening. Dece ed was well known in
Wingham ane lied resided here at
different times, Ile was aged 83 years.
T{is remains we e brought to Wingbani
on Saturday e easing and the funeral
took plane front tis mother's home on
Tnestlaty atoll on to the Ashfield Come-
t r tear L °know, The raved
4Y, antv, bereaved
will have the symparhy of the cent«
tnuiaity in the sudden i►f'hiotion.
hanks R
cls L,imit,
There will probab * be a big circula-
tion of Dominion no es this fall, es a.
number of the Can dist* banks will by
that Mere lla.ve reap ad the limit of the
eirculhtion of thea otvn bills allowed
by l'ttw, lette clout) several will make
use 4f .l olttreal, ' erci#tints' Bank of
•Caltada, anti. Eau of Commerce bills to
tide them 'seer til the Circulation falle.
again toward wit sr
A duccess I Operation.
Lest wfixte 's Rip :y Express says:-
Jolrn Wilson, V. S. of Witlgbant, was
in toivii on Monday and assisted J, N.
Willditsatz,`. S., i . removing a tumor
weigh'1?,1g
-Oh
pound- from a horse own-
ed by Win. Graham of the Oth con,
The operation is pr nonnced by horse.
men of ibis lbaality a be a wonderful
ills ti
titr+irt syn of wb two skilled sur.
geoni Pan eccomplf
A $rst-olstektfartu for sale, within about
2;,e; Yntlee from Wroxeter and 7 miles
from Winghantt, on good gravel road;
g)Qgl ntilditftv and farm well itnproved,
dpPI} to IL austone, Winghaiit.
LETTER FROM REV. R. HQEIBS,
To the Editor of the in(dlraut Times.
DEAR Ssu I tl co it for granted that
a number of my riends will be glad to
read a few lutea f 'in rare. I left Wing -
ham by O. P. R..+:t August 12111, takiug
a ticket via the 1a es for Winnipeg, and
thence to. Elmo ton. On account of
15 on the way, it has
Ow to arrive at uty
rip has been a most
eoiully on the lakes.
e on their litre of
'illy of the highest
'pect. Day stateroom
the Captain's and
try, and you maybe
the location Very
:urprieecl to find Mr.
of our town boys,
cooks.
as spent 111 the city
of Brandon, Man., where 1 enjoyed a
pieasaut time wit Mr, Leech and
family, including 'Ire. (Rev.) Oaten,
and I was delight° to see another of
our town boys, Mr. orley Park, occupy-
ing a sent with the hoir.
Stepping off at th' stations along the
' my numerous vis
1 taken rte two w
destination. My'
delightful one, e8
The 0, P. R. sery
I Steanlet•S. is cert.
order in every re
MMS No. 1, next t
across from the'pa
sure thatI fowl
acceptable. I was
Harry Carr, Ono
among the excelien
My first Sunday
- +~--- . line, 1 was often pie isedto see familiar
faces. At Medici e Hat I saw Mr. T.
• Dear • of M s. Delaney. B. Bowles, lookiug +ale and hearty, and
This weais•we hay
OE '*fary Anti Elan
r,
De a >,.
,ari G T sec
Delaney
,G.
had been . n i
and was'rpged41 yea
to. Wingllam some
husharicl and films].
Ifoie i , pe
to Hen.
0.11
k :,
I sided near Kin ;st
family of small c
sympathy ,of the
afilietion. The
'Wednesday .1140y11
eemeterse service
Ilan,. 11, p. chiire
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• A
Great
' The Canada Fu
]fa y e at last seem
the extent of thea
importauee of To
quarters. °Lii3ey '
n ti s,th
building k ow ,`;t
Mammoth House, on
street east and k'
premises aro in two
two buildings oounc
and the numerous 80
willoffer ffe amble 1 i spa
furniture testi for the 1
ed by the state. A pe
exhibition will be held
Canada Furniture Ma
ate three of the Wingh
to record the death Mr, J. Clegg at Cal,' ry. At Lacombe I
ye' with Brantford
feta 1 w t
At • i sti it
end most thrivi =
y and Edmonton,
le visit with Mr.
11113 and their son
y, wife of Mr. M,
ion foreman. n. Mrs •
e a
for sever weeks
1
a
Deceased moved
ninths ago with her
spent a couple of d
ani Lonclou friendd
which 1 s the larges
,
town between Celgi
I had a very enjoys
front Hensnll. Be- owl Wrs ? McMan
. ,
11deceased had re-
d ea ed
e
r e who is L 7
Gen a
u. A husband and I;
impel taut station. I
ildren will have the MoMannus that my
community in their waiting for use at L
ueral took place, on Saturday and Snnclay
ug to St. Augustine John Scott, who is ano
eing held in the Wing- ham boys, and is in 1
at 8 45 a.m. daut, At Strathcona
fend three of Mrs. He
Warehouse. Mesdames Tom and
Mrs. Fred. Richards,
nature manufacturers Bluevalo. well settled
premises suitable to this northern termiut
business and to the I In Edmonton I met u
auto as their head - ',acquaintances, among
,
R a,, c,ut at this
learned from Mr,
aou William was
due, so mei spent
there with h Rev.
her of our Wing -
bora more abun-
i
[ ;vats surprised to
over's daughters,
Will Fowler and
all formerly of
and doiug well iu
of the C. P. R.
ny of my former
rein Mr. Richard
lips, two more
rd, to our great
to a fine drive
for many miles in
try. To -morrow
'ip to the Rocky
m there I must
uiPig e for General
illiam returns to
ve• • pnrohasod -the', Nixon and Mr, T. Ph
Fair, formerly the ! Wingham boys. Rich
the corner of sling 1 enuent treated u
cis street. The I y ' '
around 1118 tawyia, all
rts, consisting of i the surrounding co
.ed by a gallery, We will start for a
s of each portion Mountains, and f
for the display of ; hasten back to Wf
rge offices requir- I Conference, while
anent furniture his school.
t Toronto. TheI will make no art
ufacturers oper-1 golden fields of gra
factories. fug scenery as I hop
return.
MONEY To LOAN. -Money to loan 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. Office --Beaver Brook, Wing -
ham ROBT. MOINDOO.
A Romer able Offer.
The attention of .or readers is drawn
to the a.nnouncem: it ou another page of
this paper, which ffords a spleudid op-
portunity to soeur , that great family
piper, the Family erald and Weekly
Star, of Montreal, absolutely free of
charge for the ba
Family Herald and "•eekly Star is ac-
knowledged to bo i a class entirely by
itself as a family p ,er, and the desire
to introduce it into ew homes has en-
abled us to make thi arrangement with
the publishers of th • great paper. We
learn that the Fami Herald publishers
will shortly aunonnt • their new preaei-
ums•for this season, nd the public will
get a pleasant surp se. Read the au-
nouucement on au ther page of this
issue.
apt to describe the
n and the wonder -
to do that after my
RIorrARD Honss.
Edmonton, Alberta, Aug, 27, 1510e.
The Labor
The holiday on
was very well obs
Nearly all the plac
closed. The factor
but that was on ac
down for a week o
ay Holiday.
Ionday-Labor Day,
rved in Wingham,
of business were
es were all running,
unt of the shutting
Wednesday nig
Nonce. -All plow poi
formerly handled by the
MasseyHarris Co. are
ace of 1902. The Smith d, Pethick's.
The large double store in the titaodon-
ald block, at present occupied by H.
will be to let on the 1st December
Park,
nextFor further ;particulars apply to
the owner or to R. Vanstoue,
To increase heir Capacity.
The business of le C. Lloyd, Son &
Co's. door factory u Winghnm has been
constantly iucre sing, and, as will be
seen by the mint es of the town council
in another colo + , they are miring the
town for a loan +,' $0000 to enable theta
to add to their c aeity for manufactur-
ing doors. The rni propose to erect a
brick building 3x 0 feet, and put
in
some new mac) inery, They would
employ in all 25 h nits. Mr. Lloyd was
present at the nt eting anti produced
letters showing f reign orders which.
they were not no able to handle, but
which multi be tt ned out with profit
if their eapaefty vete increased. We
are pleased to ii• to that the wlotlncil
appointed a coinm ttee to look intc the
matter, and we , tlieVe they will net
wisely z lgiving
1 reasonable aid
to
this important b nth of the town's
ntanuftteturb)g industries.
ropairs
agent of the
for sale at
Bowling To
The Wingham bow
of it on Wednesday
week. Two rinks f
two from IJincardin
Wingham players are now showing the
es that they can
afternoon was a
e score:
Wingham.
V. Vannorman
$uechtel
R. Vaustono
12 H. Jeffrey-- 18
Corbould
Altlereon
E. King
18 ; .Patterson,sk 16
Wingham
Dulmage
. Campbell
Nash
26 s . Holmes, sk 17
Hontuth
Irwin
Holloway
E. Gibson,sk 18
nament.
ors had a field day
fternoott of last
Brussels and
were here. The
t1
players from other p1
do some playing. Th
very pleasant one. T
Brussels.
J. Arden
Dr. McNaughton
J. E. Cameron
A. Consley-skip
Dr. Field
T. Farrow
D. 0. !toss
Jas. Irwin --ship
Kincardine
Mason
McDonald
Scougalt
It. Ross -skip
t Ioffot
Cooke
Harvie
Bishop -skip
11 A
A single pea, suppos: to have been
dpped with he ill
t s are in kir. G.
dropped.
Norrish's garden, Starr ,y street, Guelph
Was left to develop, till a little branch
Of a tree was stuck in °side it to sur.
port it. The other ay Mr. Morrish
gathered the crop an found that the
single pea lead prod eel one hundted
and two pods. oot)ted itis four hundred
and seventy-four peas. Air, Morrish has
oarofully preserved tit, crop and intends
to give it another chn co, If it main-
tains
p tian e
'n its re ata y need " he a e tel tent
a few thousand act -et t+ spread thein out
ark.
TOWN CQVNCIL.
The regular reeetiug of .the .council
was held on Tuesday eyening of this
week. Presents Mayor Vallstano and
Councillors Holmes, Irwin, Reil and
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eIndoo,
Tile minutes at previous meeting were
read and adopted.
A communication was read from the
C. Lloyd, Son iG Co. 'with a view to en-
larging their dor Manufacturing es-
tablishnuent, and aeliug a loan from the
town of $0,000. They would erect a
largo, brick buildng, pat in new.machin-
ery and iticrease their staff of employees
to tweuty•five, in order to supply the
itheirlicreztsiug r demand,
y .for the products of
facto
Moved by Councillors Irwin and
Holmes that a committee cousisting of
the Mayor and Couucillors Bell and Me-
Iucloo be appointed to inquire into the
matter and report -Carried.
A communication was read from
Messrs. Dickinson & Holmes, stating
that the assessments of the Bell Tele.
phone Co. and the G. N. W. Telegraph
stand.
Mr. John Hanna appeared befgre the
council in reftretce to the purchase of a
cemetery lot, including part of walk.
The members of the council expressed
their views and atter considerable dis-
cussion it was decided to leave the mat-
ter over until next meeting.
i
1'eWtin us were presented for wants on
the suuth site of Maple street, and 013
the west side of Edward street. On
motion of Couuoillors Melncloo and
Bell the request o i
of the petitioners was
P
e
granted, and tate street committee anth-
orized to .take the necessary steps to
have said Work completed.
Tae report of the finance committee
recommended the payment of the fol-
lowiteg aeoounts:
R.Arutstrong, work on k . line... .$ 1.50
Jas. Brock, labor on streets 13.88
W. M, Davis, report and estimate
re water works 80.15
J. D. Burns, supplies for streets
and hall 13.72
D. Showers,labor on water works, 8,25
W. Pattison, draying.. 1.35
.S,.B. Ferguson, stationery 2.50.
G. T. R.,reut of pipes under track,
$1.00, half year's rent weigh
scales site ending June 30th,
1902, $2.50 . , 3.50
0. P. R., rent of weigh scales site 2.00
Andrew Hood, labor on streets. , , . 9.13
Electric Light Co. for August ..... 32.90
Jas. Wright, teaming, labor and
watering streets 24.60
V. Vannorman 42.00
.Tolui Glenn, water works 525
A. Sanderson, teaming, etc 19.40
On motion of Councillors Melndoo and
Bell the report was iidopted.
A by-law was passed respecting the'
payment of taxes. They may be paid in •
either at the Bank of Hamilton, or the
Dominion Bank, and the following re-
cittetious will be allowed: Taxes paid on
or before Sept. 15th 13e. per cent.
reduction; from Sept. 15th to Sept. 30th,
13t per cent; from Oct. 1st to Oct. 1501,1
1 per cent; from 15th Oct, to 15tH Nov.
i,4 per cent.
On motion of Councillors Holmes and'
Irwin, $150 was placed to the credit of
the school board.
The Mayor reported that the Execu-
tive committee had let the contract of
painting the town hall for $70.
BRING TN YOUR EGGS -H. E. ISard &
Co. will give the following prizes to
customers bringing in the largest num-
ber of eggs for the month of Septeniber.
First prize, ladies' heavy tailor made
skirt, value $3.00;; second prize, pair fine
boots, value, $2.00; third prize ladies'
waist, $1.25. Highest price
eggs.
For all Stomach Troubles Try
Douglass'
Dyspepsia
Tablets
We guarantee an absolute
cure for the most listressing
cases. When all shiers fail
give us a trial, and your
money will be refunded
if we do not satisfy,
Re e Doijass,
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Term opens Sept. 2nd
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Central Business College, * ,
STRATFORD, ONT.
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A school that occupier* front rank +
among the: best business colleges on this +
3 conthient. Many loading eomrueicial
schools employ our graduates as teach- A
eT. graduatesie ng odpositist onsandwehave 4'
' been previous
more successful this year than in 4'
d' best in b usiui. e5seeducation ldesiring
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our School. shouldlad
Write for catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. ?`'
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District Fall Fairs
Winghamn, Sept, 25-26.
Teeswater, Sept. 24-25.
Dungannon, Oct. 9-10,
Blyth, Oct.` 7-8.
Brussels, Oct. 2-3.
Walkerton, Sept. 17-18.
Stratford, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Listowel, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Goderich, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Seafortn, Sept. 25-26.
London, Sept. 12-29.
Toronto, Sept. 1-13.
Atwood, Oct. 7-8,
Kincardine, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Mildmay, Sept. 22-23.
Fordwich, Oct. 4,
Belgrave, Sept. 30-001. 1,
Clifford, Oct 8-9,
Maitland Presbyter* and the Presby-
terial Young Peoples' Convention will
be held in Brussels on Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. 15th and 16th.
TO CUES. A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bronto Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money if it faits to Cure
E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25e
Wingham's Leading Shoe Stole
paid for Aoy little feet
Death of Henry W. Smith.
The Clifford Express iu recording the
death of Henry W. Snaith, brother-in-
law of Mr. A. Dulmage, of this town,
says in part, as follows: On Tuesday
evening of last week, word was received
here of the death of Mr. Henry W.
Smith, of Chicago. The deceased was a
son of Col.Thos, Smith, of this village,
and Ieft hereabout twelve years ago
for Chicago, where he has since remain-
ed, A month or so ago, be had an attack
of appendicitis, from which he rallied.
Ile had apparently started at his work
as street car motormen too soon after
his illness, as he was again laid aside
with a relapse of the 8515110 illness, corn.
plicated with peritonitis, which result-
ed fatally. The remains were brought
home to Clifford, and interred in the
flintily plot in the cemetery here on
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Smith Was
married to Miss Piontz, of Normanby,
who survives hint. rise sol event is a
severe blow to the aged parents, as this
is the first death in a large family* of
children.
Neat Sob Printing at reasonable price
at the TIMES Ofliee,
That must beshort by school -opening
time?
We've the shoes. Bought boxes and
boxes of them especially for boys'
and girls' Wheal wear.
Not it foot in the town but that we
can fit -fit perfectly -rand tit eco-
nomically, too.
The recent is on school shoes just
now... because It'll be school time
very
s0ond
od school openingtime
is shoe buying time, as every parent
knows only too well, Tty oar store
text time.
Special bargains in foot wear during
September.
W. J. GREEK