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RITOHIE & CAMPBELL,
Fall Opening
The chiliv weather has caused a demand for he•:.cy goods.
early in the s('ason We are prepared to meet these
demands, and have opened up all our Fall and Winter
Gouda. They aro now on display on aur counters.
-Dress Goods and Trimmings, Mantles, Fors,
-Shoes, Blankets, Fianteels, Heavy outing Flannels,
-LacIiea' and Gents' Underwear, Hosiery,
-Gents' Suitings, Ready • made Clothnn:,
-Carpets, Damask Curtains, Table Covers,
-Drapery Materials, etc.. etc.
MANTLES
A large and fashionable assnrttnent of Ladies' Fall and
Winter Mantles, short, three quarter and full length ;
colors black, grey and fawn, alt sizes, and prices to suit
all purchasers.
FURS
A large and choice assortment of small Furs are now on
display, consisting of Sable,eal, Martin and Oppossuui
Ruff's, all Lengths. Sable Muffs, Cape' rtes and Collarettes
ill the different fashionable furs. Grey Larnb Collars
and Caps for children.
We are showing nothing but the best qualities, and the
prices are away down.
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A urge stock of New Shoes fur men. and women have
just been opened up. They are direct from the manu-
facturers, All styles, up•to date, and the best quality.
MINOR LOCALS. BABY'S OWN TABLETS.
-Wingha)n fall fair on Thursday and
Friday of nest week: '
-Mr. Ja:;. McKel}ie has placed an
advt. in the Timms. Read it.
-Mr. Win. Armour received two
.ear loads of egg boxes this week.
-Ti a front of W. J. Greer's boot and f
'shoe store has been given a fresh coat of
paint.
-Mr. H. M. Tudhope, Winghaus's en-
- terprisiug
n--terpi'i,4iug grocer has put in a new tire
proof safe this week. •
--The fall assizes are being held cit ,
Goderich this week before Chief Justice
Bir'iViiliam Mure(ltth.
-Mr. A. J. Moore, mathematical mas-
ter at the Goderich Collegiate Iustitnte,
died suddenly ou Monday.
- The Tion is sorry to learn that Mr.
Peter Deans, Sr„ has been on the•sick
list for a few days this week. .
-The London Fair has been in full
swing this week, and many Winghanf-
ites have been in attendance.
-Messrs Cochrane & Johnston, of
. tile Wiughin Marbly., Works yecei,vetl
a ear load of free stone, this week. •
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-Ali•. . Causley, of Brussels, has
been appointed Division Court Clerk in
Brussles in place of the late Alex. Hunt-
er.
. -As the harvest is over, and business
improving, the public should carefully
watch for bargains advertised in the
Trients.
-Mr. D. E. McDonaltl,of town, shipp-
ed, two double dee:, ear loads sot export
sheep from Ripley to Montreal on Tnas-
day.
-Winghattl and Blyth football clubs
Swill play a game at the town park this
{Thursday) evening, Game called at
o'clock. •
-Several eases of typhoid fever are
reported in Turnberry, near Glenannan.
We have only heard one of case being in
'W'inghant.
WESTON'S
Fresh
Every
Day
HOMB Made
Boston Brown
Whole Wheat
Eureka and
Currant Breads
Delivered at your door.
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Make Children Well and keep them
well.
For sick, weak, nervous, fretful chil-
reu, the -re is nothing so good as Baby's
Own Tablets. They promptly relieve
and cure all the stomach and bo
troubles that oilliet little ones, br - t up
colds, reduce fever and allay tl . irrita-
tion accompanying the enttin: of teeth.
The Tablets cart be given th perfect
Wets- to the yonng•'st, fee I est baby, as
they are'gnurnnteed to co taiu no opiate
or harmful drug For ry small child-
ren errnrlf rhe a.blet t a powder. Mrs.
Asford,St. home , Ont. says: "Be-
fore giving nt lit a girl Baby's Own
Tablets =he st, ell front a disordered
stomach. She vulnitecl a. good deal, »nil
was very constipated, and pale and deli-
cate looking. She was always anervous
child and did not sleep well. After giv-
ing her the Tablets there was a great
change. Her stomach got better, she
retailte.1 her fool. her bowels became
regular, and she has grown much fatter
and looks the picture of health: I also
give the Tablets to my baby when his
stomach is sour, or when he has colic,
stud they always do him good. I keep
the Tablets in the house and would not
be without thein."
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by all
druggists or will he sent post paid at 25
rents a bog by writing direct to The Dr.
-Williams' Medicine Co., Biockyille Ont.,
ortScheuectady:, N. Y. •
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Try a loaf today. Sold only
by
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Gracery IAA Creekery Meriel tnt.
-Make your entries for Wiughain's
fall fair with, Secretary Robertson at
the office of J. Wilson, V. S.,on Wednes-
day next.
-The TIMES is pleased to learn that
Mr. Thofnas Cassels is now improving.
IIis many friends hope to see him around
again in a few days.
-The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will not hold their bazaar ou the
last day of the fair. The. bazaar will
now be held about Christmas time.
-An old saw is on exhibihition at
Cassels & Carr's floor and feed store.
It is said that this St1W was used in
building Cc'ruyu's hotel in Wingham
in 1:it7.
-Snbscribers who read the TIMES an
then send it to their friends, shoul
have it go direct from the office when
it only costs 15 cents froin now uuti
January 1st, 11903.
-The last issue of the Buffalo Horse
World says: "Up-to-date Harold H
holds the pacing. record for Iowa. O
August ° nd he paced the half ]nil
track at Marion in d,0612." •
-On Sunday Mrs. Graen, of Wing-
hat:], who is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Jos. Rayburn, of Cale(ion, fell while re•
turning from church at Charleston ani
broke her hip bone. --Orangeville Post
--The Teeswater News ehauged hands
Iast week, Mr. A. Butchart having sol
the business to Mr. W. Colwell, of
Keeton. The new proprietor has on
best wishes, and we wish Mr, Bntehar
every success i►1 whatever ealling he ala:
choose.
----Au exchange advocates the holdin;
of Thanksgiving Day on Monday, ratite
than on Thursday, so that persons wh
wished to see friends at a distane
could have Sunday and Monday fo
their visit.
•The old tient block store opened fo
business on Saturday last. Mr. A. Sal
mass hes i1 complete stock of genetr
dry goods, clothing„ hats, caps, etc.
large announcement will be found i
another eoltilnn of this issue. T1M5
rtiadets should read. it.
TILE WlNGIIAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 18, 1902.
--At a meeting of the Division Court
[elks Association in Toronto last w eek,
:r, Jas. AieGnire was re-eleoted as a
.ember of the Executive Committee.
-The, advertising columns of the
Lams this week contain n- number of
ew advts. Renders of this paper will
nd it to their advantage to deal with
to merchants whose *tarts. aro to be
nett in tins paper. Bella the advts.
irefully, it will pay you
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TLr:tEactt, - In Grey, ou Sept.
()111/ ' '111rialetu, 0 Pun.
Tit A(1..rr:.- to Howiek. tat
ife of Wm. Wallace, jr., a :tor.
1-.0A ar.-In entrusts, u.t oep
Ain Slurp, a daui lett r.
teHlirtotN1V PLBnllultan1tt�l...atwi
MA BRIE 0
ROAI)H01. t(•.B.' t8E5-At the'•esidt'nce
ride's brother-tielaw„b)r. Bernice
rep' township 00 Sept. telt,
:eKeivt'y, of Wroxeter, Mr. Cht
ilei)', 1.0 Dlra. Eliza
Toy.
Bunn-An,1at,.-At the resic
ride's parents,
Iiarents, '1 onde.bot 0
Ith, by Rev. J..umilton, bir.Duncnn
r(`ilit•ago. Tltinots,to Elva, tt'tughter
ad Ma. Attains.
T'i cLros -A) 81 AY. -At Maple
sidenee t the bride's patents,
t tssets, on oe lt. 10, by Lev T.
itosh, of M,
le, Hgher., E.,,eldest daughter of
lan
ratsou Ainlay.
TAvr1in)a-Loxc.-Ill `vittt;hrnt,
y Rev. J. J. Patterson, B.A. ]Fir.
r Ohcsiev to Miss Ada. youngest
Lr, Joe Long. of Winhlun.
htta.AS)1-J4HN.Tgs --In Turnl.t'•'"v,
Mt. at the residtnee of the bride's
;et/. W. Lowe, Mr. John Ir,aatn.
,tuella, daughter of Wit. Johnston
erry.
PIED
1FLAc'MATx-In Dungannon,
V In. Maebl ath, aged 70 � ears.
McMAHos.-Iu Liston -el, on
teMahon, father or Mr.. W. 1*.
Vingham, in hi :•0th year.
FawrE tt.-I0 Grey, on Sept. 9.
a his libtlr yt ar.
lineups.-AAk Ethel, on Sept
Ridges, a> eo. 5; y,-ar.4, o mouths
TENANT. -In Luelotott•, on
)r. J. S. Tennant, aged 114 years.
9th, the wife
Sept. 2m1, the
.9, the wl'a of
let,jth,
of the
Payne, of
ry Rev. T. A
ries II. Bowl.
A. Hennes, ut
en -e of the
on September
Boyd,
of 151r.
Lunt:', the
John strte ,
Wedgy Lose, a
to Miss
sir.] and IILI s.
Sept. 10th,
L J. Tavender
daughter or
Sept.
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f ether, by
to 151 s:
of Te.n-
on Sept. loth,
Sept. 7th, John
Patterson of
Findlay Fraser,
4th, John 11.
and 11 days.
Sept, ether 11 lb,
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BUTTON
WINGHAM.
or Fifth
Suop op-
WALKER BROS. &
UNDERTAKERS.
Night calls at Button Block,
nor south of School douse.
posite Macdonald block.
MISS EUA SPARIJNG
A. T. C. M.
Teacher of Piano, Theory and Fletcher Mttsic
Method, Simplex and Kindergarten.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory examina-
tions.
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APPLES WANTED Ai
WINGt1AM
the Winiham
Itere'oi the
pay the nighest
apples according
etc., in -
Alfred street.
wilt do well to
for the
Ide for dry-
windfalls, if not
P'oorietors.
bfabler Bros. proprietors of
Evaporator, will begin oprerattons
15th: of Septenruer. They will
market prices for all l,hnds of
to quality. Packers mils, windfalls,
eluded., delivered at the Factory,
Parties having apples TO sell
see us before selling, it. we contract
tvItole of chard, -shaken off, -gutta
ing purpo-es. '', a aLsu buy
ton small or soft.
iiAFCLER BROS.,
'FARM FOR
SALE.
cleared, forty
of good timber,
maple. Fairly
meaty of water.
W'hiteehnreh vil-
and i hu Oar,
for crate. No
lay in hum if
Proprietor
One hundred acres -sixty acres
acres bush gnu slash; n quantity
pine. cedar, ash, elm, bt•eeh and
good bt11h1111gs, two good. wells,
Within n utile and it half of
lage; good cre•tine: y, railroad
two general stores; good marker
incumbrance; Iutif money can
required at live per rent.
Wat. 1'. GARBUTT,
1102,
Whitechurch, Sept R11.1102,
HOLMES & HOLMES
naitway and steamship
and General Exchange
WiNGHAM, -
Ticket Agency
Office.
ONT. "
Cleveland, Oltio,
Return $0.95
2.05, Return 4.10
and all points
.Chis.:.
still.
allowed.
Reduced winter
Co's. lines now
tra,'el
HOLMES
Win:;ham, Ont,
Finest and shortest Mottles to
and all points.
Wingltatn to Cleveland - ' $0.93,
Wingitunt to Detroit -
t,owest rates to the "Soo"
north and west and New Ontario.
All thein rate:+ are First
Second Class rate: lower
Stop - over privileges
Lowest rates to Europe.
rates by Elder, Dempster and
in force, Everybody shoahl
Apply to-
HOLMES &
T. J. IVIAGUIBF
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
1INSURAN'CE ANI) LOAN AGE T,
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Accounts, R"nts and Notes Collected. Con-
veyancing done.
OFFICE -Over D. M. Gordon's :fore.
ItESILEN OD-Leonolrl :street.
•i:..,Cook's Cotton Boot
Is successfully used
• i s 10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual,
your druggist for Cooks
bound. Take no other, as all
imitations are dangerous.
' box, Nis. 2,10degrees stronger.$3
' 1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price
l stamps 'rata Cook Company
'Nos. 1 and 2 sold gnu recommended
1 reUponsible Druggists est Canad.t.
, No. 1 and 2 are goat in
liuniilton. Cidoi A. C`nuim
and T. E Davis Druggists.
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Commollnct'
monthly by over
Ladies ask
Cotton Root Con-
Mixtures, pills and
kilns, No. 1, $1 per
per box. No.
and two 8 -cent
Windsor Ont.
y all
Zt ingha:n by A.
il, R. A. Douglassi
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year through T1
ntioti is 'fruits,
w^ get the best ti
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[-` health bringers and ail
it are what We Rell the Whole
Mph. We present yet for oils' ilttt
NCM] we Say More save tltnt
Market affords at all seasons.
tIearetally and sun them
I we'll add this: We would
S l valued orders. Shall we?_
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It is the Man who likes to be well Dressed
we are after, -very style,
hiud and fashion finds its
earliest showing here.
The men to whom we
expect to sell
Shorey's
Ready Tailored Clothing
Are the Men
who have wo
sure clot ' - s.
made to mea -
I •ou travel in this class
we should like to see you.
Shorey's Guarantee Card in the pockets of
each 'garment cleans :
SATISFACTION OB YOUR MOREY BACK
and, as we dislike to return money we must give you
satisfaction. You cannot get anything more than this.
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Boys' Knee Pants from 35e to 90a.
Odd Coat., strong: tweed, double breast, $2 0'),
ilen;� 1E:3 0 -id T,veed Pants tor $1,00, $1.25, $1 50, $1.75, S2 50
Suits. &'a 00, $3 50, $ 4.00, $5.00, $5.00, $7.50, $10, $11, $12, $15.
Smocks, Overalls, everything -even to Boots.
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20 dozen
Win ow Sha es
and 300
Curtain Poles
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Having purchased the balance of a stock of
Hand -made Window Shades from a firm retiring
from the business, we are in a position to give
you the very best standard Shades at cut prices,
The goods are all new, made for the coming fall
trade. They are well assorted, mounted on
Hartshorn Rollers. Some with heavy lace and
insertion, suitable for the front . of your house.
Call and see the got.ds and get prices.
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MAY, SEPTEMBER 266.
Their Orchestra will be in attendance during the after-
oon of Fair at the grounds, and at night the Company will
ive an entertainment
in the Town Tail '
n aid of the Agricultural
PeseA v'ed Scats 35c.
Society.
Tickets for Concert
Adults 25e.
lan of Hall and sale of seats
pen 'Monday, 22nd September.
Children 15c.
at IDouglass' Drug Store.
RESIDENCE -PATRICK S7•. BA. � 13 IO5
S. Gracey's former residence, 'i
where night enIbi will receive
- Prompt attention. PFIONE 51.
Eiewdre of 1 : ; 3 itations,
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We sell Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear -Truro Brand -
ready - to - wear
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How 4te
We have it, consisting of-
-New Dress Goods
-Wool and Cashmere Ha"siert'
-Knitted Wool Shawls
-All-wool and Flannelette Blankets
750 to $4.5o a pair
-Ladies'= Underwear, Wrapperettes,
-Table Linen, 20e to $1.25 a yard.
-Towels, Towellings,
-Grey Flannels, from. 12/c up
- Men's Suits to order, $10 to $20.
- Ready-made Clothing, -Carpets
-Boots and Shoes, -Groceries, etc.
B sure U see our bargain counter. Cashmere Hose igc a pair..
Skirts and Suits
Are here to stay. Have a look at Hanna & Co's
for taken ordered Suits
ccomplete:stock.1VCeasures t a
FIANNA & CO.
The Wingham Trading Co,, Ltd,
Successors to T. A, MILLS. WINGHAM.
MOST INTERESTING NEWS OF
Ditss 000DS RDU6TIONS.
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WE -can hardly give enough emphasis to these special offers in beauti-
fell costume fabrics. At this time of the year youwlIt know
how
to fully appreciate such price concessions.
$1.35 French Pirle Suitings for $1.10
50 inches wide, made from pure worsted yarns, in black only, color
absolutely fast, perfect finish, correct weight fctr unlined
skirts ; will make a handsome as well as a serviceable
tailor•lnade suit or separate skirt ; reg: $1.35, special at - $1,10 •
$1.10 Homespun Suiting for 75c.
58 inches wide, made from pure wool, in brown, grey and black,
splendid weight for unlined 'skirts and tailor•made suits,
great wearing material, regular $1,10, special at - .75
$1.00 West of England Serge for 85c.
58 inches wide, made from pure Botany wool, black is thoroughly
fast, has splendid finish and an endless amount of wear in it.
Regular price $1.00, special at • • .85
Our New Fall Mantles Have Arrived
And for style, workmanship, finish and material they surpass all
our previous buying efforts. We have a large assortment and can please
you in quality, style and price. Come in and take a toot through our
splendid stock. " No trouble to show these goods,"
Beautiful Flannels and Cashmeres
From ?rance_ s
We never saw a more tempting gathering of Flannels ; Cashmeres
for waists, and it's questionable if patterns as attractive as those we're
Showing now have ever been equalled in color, blending and design.
There's a liberal assortment now on view in our store, so come and
fol•tn your own opinion about these waistings. Not more than one or two
waist lengths in each piece, so. they will not be common..
ror PTJ1t1i rICKLINt3• VINEGARS -GENUINE• -Colne to this store.
We sell J. D. XING & CO'S SHOES.
tt LION BRAND CLOTHING.
D. M. Gordon
Direct Importer,