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Fall Opening
The chilly weather has caused a demand for heavy goods
early in the season. We are prepared to meet these
demands, and have opened up all our Fall and Winter
Goods. They are now on display on our counters.
—Dress Goods and Trimmings, Mantles, Furs,
—Shoes, Blankets, Flannels, Heavy OutingFIannels,
--Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, hosiery,
—Gents' Suit[ngs, Ready • made Clothing,
—Carpets, Ilamask Curtains, Table Covers,
—Drapery Materials, etc.. ete.
I`IANTLE S
A large and fashionable assortment of Ladies' Fall and
Winter gentles, short. three quarter and full length;
colors black, grey and fawn, all sizes, and prices to suit
all purchasers.
FURS
A large and choice assortment of small Furs are now on
display, consisting of Sable, deal, Martin and Oppossum
Ruffs, all lengths. Sable fluffs, Cape/ Ines and Collarettes
in the different fashionable furs. Grey Lamb Collars
and Caps for children.
We are showing nothing but the best qualities, and the
prices are away down.
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A large stock of New Shoes for men and women have
just been opened up. They are direct from the manu-
facturers. All styles, up•to date, and the hest quality.
Ro111ant Saranin, 50 remnants Dress Goods, 1 to 6yards in
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each end, pol acting (f Homespun,
Serges, Venetians, Cashmeres, Crepous, Cheviots, Silk and Wool
Brocades, Silks, etc. The regnlur prices of these goods were
from 500 to $1,50, Yonr choice at - - 25e a yard
RITCHIE & CAh 1P E .
MINOR LOCALS.
—Gay Bros. Minstrels will be in
Wingham on Friday, October 31st.
—The limerick fall fair will be held at
Fordwich on Saturday of this week.
—Regular monthly meeting of the
Town. Council on Monday evening next.
—Adjourned sale of lands for taxes
at
the Town Hall ou Saturday afternoon of
this week, at 4 O'clock.
—A new time table went into effect on
the G. T. R. ou Sunday last. .No change
in the trains to and from Wingham,
—Mrs. [Dr.] Kennedy will give an
"•at hour;" to the members of theJnnior
Epworth League on Friday afternoon.
— Mr. Chas. Barber is laying a grano-
ititdlic walk' 'from. the John street side
walk to the Methodist parsonage kitchen
'door.
—Mr. J..13. Cummings has had two
granolithic walks laid from the side
walk to his residence and shop on. Vio-
""toria street.
— Wedding invitations printed neatly
and quickly at the TIMES. office. We
ni'ibay a h id e on aafi ' a t otnplete' stoeL. '
"03' veddilig""'Otto nere,
The minutes of the East Wawanosh
council meeting which was held on Sept.
22nd are crowded out of this issue,
They will appear in our next issue.
—Mr. D. Campbell, of Francis street,
week
tame betas sick from Loudon last
and has since been confined to his room.
We are pleased to learn that he is now
recovering.
—Mr, John A. Copeland has again se-
cured the Harrison Tribune plant, hav-
ing
ayiing made a satisfactory settlement with
mortgagor. The Tien s wishes the Tri-
bune success.
Baby's cold may be Cured in a night by using
Walpo-eresolene, which has been extensively
Jame for twenty-four years. All druggists.
ALL SORTS OF
Breakfast
FOODS
ALWAYS FRESH AT
TBD}iOPE'S
Grocery, and Crockery Store
—Readers of the Traces should not for-
get the C. 0. F. concert ou Friday even-
ing. Oet. 17th, The H Ruthven Mc-
Donald Quartette will be the attraction.
—Mr. E. J. Spackman, of Exeter,
Grand Chief Patriarch of the Grand En-
campment, I. 0. O. F. pail an official
visit to Minerva.Eneampment on Wed-
nesday . eve nin
g'•
—The Ladies Aid Society of the
3lethotlist church will give a Thanks-
giving sapper in the school room of the
r:hurch on the eveniug of Thanksgiving
Day, October 16th.
--Oae of tire stores in Mayor Van-
ston 's block will be completed this week
and Mr.G'riff'i will move his stock there-
to. Work will he commenced at once
on _Mr. Griffin's block.
—Mr. A. H. Carr has been making
some improvinauts at his store house at
the G.T.R. A new maple floor has been
lairs. Mr. Carr is paying the highest
market price for all kinds of grain.
—The Teems has added a number of
new names to its subscription list this W. J. Fleuty, editor of the South -
week.. Among the number are three amptou Beacon and his son, Harry spent
.to ue ,v subscribers in South Africa. The the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
TietES'is the,people's-popular paper. Jas. Fleuty.
—Messrs A. Youn;; & Sons hairy) token Miss Caldwell, who has spent several
the a::cncy for the Craven Huron Ranges, months with friends in Wingham
which are manufactured by the Western and vicinity, returned to her home in
i'onndry Co. Messrs Young & Sons Ypsilanti, Mich. on Tuesday.
have on advt. in this issue. Read it. lairs. A. Ramsay and little son, Max- 1
—The Goderich Lumber Co. with well, returned to their home in Platts-
wl►ich Mr. Geo. Thomson, formerly of
I villa after a month's visit with her par-
Zetland,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell.
Zetland, is connected, is contemplating '
an e:►largement of its plant which will Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Youhill expect
doable the present capacity of the mill. to leave Wingham on 1st ot November
Land will•spe.nd the winter with their
—A number of Winghamites attended I o.000 00
the fall fair at Belgrave on Wednesday.
Messrs Crossley and Hunter concluded
their series of services at Dungannon on
Friday of last week The meetings
were very successful.
—Don't fail to hear Rev W. A. Me -
Kay, D.D., president of the Dominion
-Violate next Thursday night, in the
Town Heli at S r.'.st. Subject "The ditty
of the hear." Miss Sproule will also
deliver a short address upon her work
as missionary for the 1V.O.T.U. among
the toilers of forests and ,nines in the
s:uue place.
PERSONALS.
We shall be glad to have contributions to
this colwtn► from any of our readers. if you
have visitors or parades, going away yonr:,eif,
drop in and tell its, or send us a ttotu to that
effect.
Mr. Vie Taylor spent Sunday at his
house in Ripley .
Miss Stack, cf London is visiting with
friends in Wingham.
Mr. Wm. Clegg was in St. Catharines
ou business this week,
Teua Yonng is visiting with friends
in Kincardine this well{,
Mr. Rich. Carson, of Gorrie was in
town on Monday on business.
Mr. Pen Mitchell is on a visit to
friends in Chicago and Illinois.
Miss Lizzie Dulmage, of Gorrie visit-
ed Wingham friends last week.
Mrs. Herman Oldfield, of Boston, is
visiting at the home of Mr. T, J. Elliott.
• D, Patterson, Warden of Huron Coun-
ty Council, was in town ou Thursday
last.
Mr. Thos. Holmes was visiting with
his sou, Dr. Holmes at Brussels during
the week.
Mrs. Arch. Taylor and clanghter, of
Windsor were visiting Wingham friends
last week.
nus. Robt. Maxwell, jr. is visiting
with friends in Detroit and other points
in Michigan.
Miss Fiudlater,of Morris ]eft this week
for Philadelphia, where she will attend
a medical college.
Mr. J. D. McEwen has returned home
from Wallaoeburg, where he had been
residing for some months.
Miss Stiles, of London is visiting
Wingham friends and is the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs, S. Kent
Gray, H.
M. Alex.M. C. and Mrs.
Gray, of Niagara are visiting at the
home of A. M-Gillivray.
Mr. Wm. Williamson left last week
for the West. H9 has secured a situa-
tion as fireman un the C. P. R.
Mr. R. J. Plenty, of the Southampton
Beacon staff is spending a few clays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Plenty.
Mr. J. C. Dallas,of Buffalo, N.Y. was
visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C, Dallas for a few days during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Homuth left Satur
day morning for a two weeks' visit with
their danghter, Mrs. A. K. Gifford, at
Detroit.
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c it is to Man who likes to be well Dressed
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we are after.—Every style,
hind and fashion finds its
earliest showing here,
The Illen to whom we
expect to sell
Shorey's
Ready Tailored Clothing
• tie Men.
wito have worn made to mea-
sure clothes.
If you travel in this class
1 Ali we should like to see you.
Guarantee Card in the pockets of
each ga.rymgcn t-y ]rig.^.ns :
VH A iSi 19;3 i 71l" 1/ YRI BACK
and, as we cls.;ii'.:e to retrial money we must give you
satisfaction. Z ue1cannot3.etanything,.loret11an this.
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Boys' Knee Pants from 35c to 90c.
Odd • Coats, strong tweed. double breast, $2.01.
Men's $3 Odd Tweed Pants tor $1,00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50
Suits. $3 00, $3 50, $4.00, $5.00, $G.00, $7.50, $10; $11, $12, $15.
Smocks, Overalls, everything—even to Boots.
— Piper D. E. McDonald and his ' daughters in Michigan and Indiana.
dau'zltter, Miss Mabel, were in Drayton 1
Mrs. W. H. Green went to Goderich
on Monday and Tuesday. Drayton's ou Saturday, where she will spend a
fall fair was held on these days and:they week with her sister, Mrs. Henderson,
took part in a concert on Tuesday even- who has been in poor health for some
ing. time.
—Last week W. J. Sharpin completed 1 117 r. Arthur Knight, who has been
his first year as editor of the Gorrie
Vidette. Mr. Sharpie has made a num- i worsting in the office at the Union fac-
ber of improvements in the paper dur- I tory for some time, is leaving town and
will take a course at the Dental College
ing the year and we wish him continued iu Philadelphia.
success.
— Mr. John Ames, of Winnipeg, a for- I1'ir. T. E. Bowels, of Orangeville, is
hist resident of Morris township, has `visiting in Wingham. Mr, Bowels has
been appointed agent for the Massey- recently returned from a trip to Manito-
Harris Co. in this town. Mr. Ferguson, ba and the West. W, were pleased to
who was here for a few days will remain i see him looking well,
at Brussels. i R. Holmes, M. P. for West Huron
—Mr. Thos. E. Walker shipped in a l carie up from Clinton on Friday last to
carload of cattle to Wingham on Satur- attend the Wingham fall fair and was
day. He purchased them in the vicinity
of Chatham. He purposes selling them
by auction at his farm in Culross, in
the near future.
busy during the afternoon shaking hauls
with his many friends. Mr. Holmes
gave the TIMES a call and We were
pleased to learn that he had fully
recovered from his recent illness.
—Wet. Proudfoot, K. C.,who has ass-
umed the head of a law firm in Toronto. Revolution in Newfoundland.
will retain his connection with the Since the introduction into Newfound -
present sir f
land of rite new Inhaler Remedy, 1iCa-
n ui o Pr l if t and Hays >t
oat oo a a
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p y
i the tr(.at eut of r
tarrho7oi e, ru rata ,hal
Goderich and he will continue to reside diseases hasbeeu entirely revolutionized.
iu the county town. The old -tine snuff and internal medicine
—Mr. j, D. Longhas had his laundry leas been cast aside anct evt3ryoue 5s in-
r3' Baling Ctltarrhozone; it clears the head
and throat in two minutes, and is very
agreeable to use. Catarrhozone is a
wonderful cure far coughs,cotds.catarrh,
asthma, bronchitis, lung troubles and
deafness. It relieves quickly and cures
s
permanently, We advise our
readers to
try Catarrhozene, Price $1.00, trial size
25e. Druggists,, or Poison & Co., Xing -
machinery moved to the stone building
on Victoria street. Mr. Long has had
the building nicely fitted up and when
he gets everything
in order he
have a: number one laundry.
—The mason work on the Ilolmes
block, opposite Bell's factory is. Pro- s 1?
8LUn nt.
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grassing rapidly. Messrs. N'ettertteld Da. HAMILTON'S MANDRAKE AND
and Showers an bu[kling a splendid Btllrtrtelt t PILL;,
stone wall, The block will have three
stores, l.esides the ofilees. Rank vaults
Will also be placed its the building.
The East Middlesex prohibitionists
have organized for the eoming cani-
pailn.
TH, Chisholm bIOCkE
Swift & Co. of Chicago have taken
over Fowler's Canadian Company, and.
will establish a big pork packing plant
in Hamilton.
non s.
Younr.-In Culro-s'nu Sept. 20, the wife of
Jas. YoniII; adaughter.
WAr.+ern-On Otlt con., Howiek,on Sept. 28rd
the wife of Mr. Daviel Walker a daughter..
Youxc-On nth con. Howiek. on Sept. tXrd
the wife of Mr. John Y oting ; a daughter.
nun
RtTOrrni—MCICELL—At Perrysburg, Ohio,
on October 1st, by Rev. G. A A(Luns,Mr. Alex.
Ritchie. of Wingham to Miss Florence Frances
Weber McKell, of Perrysburg, Ohio.
Roe—D s ' it rn—At the residence of the
e t u etob;+r ist b • Rev. Wm.
tt uts i til
bride s 1.
Roe to bliss Tennis C.
Lowe,
Mr. Geo. B.t
LugC.,
daughter et ;}I1•. Jas. Dutlielcl, both of Wing -
hum.
1Wor,se-Oo::ntncx-At Wingham on Sept
24th by Nov .T. J. Patterson, Mr. Henry Wolfe
to Miss Kato Ockridgo,both of Bluerale.
Mowim.t.r-GABDTN£.it.-At the residence of
the bride's parents, MaKillup, cin Sent. 24th,
by Rev. Dr. Marsh, of Hamilton, brother-
in-law to the bride,nssisteft • by Rev. A. MacNab,
M. A. 'Walton, Itir. James Mowbray,of Sudbury,
to Miss Mary T., second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Gardiner.
DIED
P.ttmionx—At Lucknow, Sept. 25, 1002, Julia
Marton, wife of Charles Patntore, aged 44 years.
Faxistels-In London, on Sept. 20th Mary E.
Crawford, wife of Allan M. 1 ralie]c, of Turn-
rry, aged 54 years.
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Danger
Next 'Door.
Perhaps it's diphtheria, or
scarlet fever. Keep your
awn ho.n., free from the
germs of these diseases.
Prevent your children from
having then. 'You can do ao.e
it with our Vapo.Cresolene. Put
some Cresolcne in our vaporizer,
light the lamp beneath, and let the
vapor fill the sleeping" room Have
the children sleep in the room every
eight, for it's perfectly safe, vet not
1 single disease germ can live in this
eapar. Ask your doctor about it.
VapCres'ieno is ;old be drntit sts wetter erg•.
t Va;1n Cresal"ne?suit, incll•dh g the Vnpr dztr and
"ilic'lt &lent Inst a life -tithe, and a hottle of
:r s•,lenr,, cernnlete, ti1.5.,; extra supplies of Creao-
••nea5rentsand 5oren ts 1thisti•atedbooklet con tain-
nhvsic&ans' testimonials free upon request. VA PO.
;nr.:sue Co., ISo Felton Si., New York, t.'.^.A.
Recommended and sold by A. L. Hamilton,
druggist, Win ghain.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINDHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School House. Shop op-
posite Macdonald block.
t
Messrs. Heintzinn & ro of Toronto wish to
inform then custot r+ in Vinrham and vicin-
ity that th(u• own t her, , r. W. J, Switzer, is
ties
town tins week td pa of next week Par -
timed wishing will kindly stare rders at ,the TIMES
oMee.
NO! IO
OTICE is hereby given the a Court will he
IN ]tell pursuant to tl ntario Voters'
List Act fly His Hone0 t e :Fudge of the
County Court of the C. my f Huron, tit the
Town Hall in the Fa' Town f Wingham, on
the 18th land 14t1 d s of c o n•r, 1002, et 10
o'cloeka.na., to11 and r ter nine the several
complaints of in' stn Dims ions itt the Vot-
ers' List of the stn polity f the Town of
Wingham for the yea1Y 002,
All, persons having business t the Court, are
required to attend at the sal time and place.
;Dated, Clerk's Oilice. \Vin' R lima
Oct. 2,1002,
Clerk of the sai Town and Coast
NOTI t E
TAKE O.iIC1 that the
Iv
Tatra of Wingham for
been adjourned till Sainte
Oetaber, 1902, at 4 o eloett 3
loale, nwingarealmely:ro
crties tails
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Lots NOM. 22 and 28 of
lo of lands in the
rears of taxes 1155
ty, the 4th day of
1n., when thefol-
ain be offered d for
o
rth side Victoria
street, Peter Fslier ori Mal mill reserve;
Central part Lot No. SI Or e,at side b,dward
street; Edward Foley's 5 b-divi5iot of Park
Lots 1 and 2; and the nor ►-west part of Lot
No. 4 on east side Josepl, ne street, (the old
Abellproperty gme
overntailclitinttal(urrey.
J. B. ll'ISR(4 MON, Tref:surer.
Wingltain,'Sept. 25th,1
JAS. HENDERSON, \Vinglimu, Ont.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For the Counties of Huron and Bruce. Sales
of Farms Stock and implements n specialty.
AR orders left at the Tates office promptly
nttended to.
Terms reasonable.
APPLES WANTED AT WINGHAM
Mahler Bros. proprietors of the 'Wingham
Evaporator, will begin operations hers :on the
lith of September. They will pay the Highest
Market prices for all kinds ot apples according
to quality. Packers Bulls, windfalls, etc., in-
cluded, delivered at the Factory, Alfred street,
Parties having apples to sell will do well to
1;ee us before selling, a:: wo contract for the
whole orchard,—shaken ?if,—suitablo for dry-
ing purposes. We lase buy windfalls, . if not
too smna11 or soft.
MAHLER BEOS., Proprietors.
FARM FOR SALE.
One hundred acres -sixty acres cleared. forty
acres bush and slash ; a quantity of good timber,
pine. cedar, asst, elm, beech and maple. Fairly
good buildings, two good wells, plenty of water.
Within a mile and a half of Wlitteelntrclt vil-
lage; good creamer;', railroad end churches,
two general stores; good market for grain. No
incaunbr»nce;„half money can lay in farm if
required at five per cent.
WM. F. GARBUTT, Proprietor
Whitechurch, Sept 0th, 1902.
T. J. MAGUIRE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
Accounts, Rents and dotes Collected. Con-
veyancing done.
OFFICE -Over D. M. Gordon's store.
RESIDENCE -Leopold street.
HOLMES & HOLMES
'Railway and Steamship Ticket, Agency
and General Exchange Onice.
WINGHAM, - ONT.
Finest and shortest Routes to Cleveland, Ohio,
and all points.
Wingbmn to Cleveland - $0.95, Return 00.01
Wingham to Detroit - 2.05, Return 4.50
Lowest rates to the "Soo” and all points
north and west and New Ontario,
All these rates are First Class.
Second Class rates lower still. •
Stop - over privileges allowed.
Lowest rates to Europe. Reduced winter
rotes by Elder, Dempster and Co's. lines now
in force. Everybody should travel
Apply to-
HOLMES & HOLMES
Wingham, Ont.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectnal. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cooks Cotton Goal Com -
sed. Take no other, n allMixtures, n
M a 1 tures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 per
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger,$3 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed en receipt of price and two 8 -vent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
Ple-Nos. 1 and 2 sold ane recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
No. 1 and 2 are sold in Wingham by A. L.
Hamilton, Colin A. Campbell, R. A. Douglass
and J, E. Davis Druggists,
1•%011.
OA LATE TICKLERS,
health bringers and all 'round good givers'
are what wo sell the whole yyear through. The
topie we present for your attention is "fruits."
Need we say more Savo that we get the best the
market affords at all seasons, handle them
earefttlly and sell thein reasonably? Well,
we'll add this: We would like to hays your
valued orders. Shall we?
JAS. MIKE LVIE, Star Restaurant.
What $56.95
111 Do !!'!
Would you like to know how cheaply you can
set up housekeeping? Here :
A good Bedronin Suite, $10.50; Mattress and Wire, $500;
Small Table, 750 ; Couple of Chairs, GO„ ; Docker, 90e.
Where you spend one-third of your life
A Fancy Extension Table, $5.00; 6 Dining Room Chairs,
$2.25; Golden Oak finish Sideboard, $8.00.
Where you are three times a day
Two Kitchen Chairs and a Kitchen Table, $2.50.
Where your wife spends half her time
A comfortable spring edge Velem' Coueh, $3,50 ; 2 leather
seated Rockers, $3.50'; Oak Table with brass feet, $2.25 ;
Big Upholstered Easy Chair, $5.00 ; 4 Window Shades,
$1.20 ; 4 Curtain Poles, $1.00.
Where you to your evening comfort
Call and see our stock.
have by far the largest
stock ever carried in
Wingham ! ! !
People say we
and most complete
a retail store in
Are • they right ?
BALL BROS.
RESIDENCE—PATRICK ST. Furniture Dealers
S. Gracey's former residence,
where night calls will receive And
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attention. fill Undertakers.
prompt
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Made by experts in Montreal, and therefore the acme of style
and good workmanship. No other article of woman's apparel
requires the same care in selecting that a fur garment calls for.
Now, every customer can't be a fur expert, but every customer
has a right to expect:f rota the one who sells her an assurance
that what she buys is dependable. You get such assurance at
this store; not only an assurance of fur excellence but the fur-
ther assurance of fur beauty. This latter you can see for
yourself. We.guarantee every piece of fur to give satisfaction
or money refunded.
—Rich Sable Scarfs, - '7.50 to
—Rich and pretty Caperines, 6.00 to
—Stylish Jackets, - 25.00 to
$30.00
22.00
12.5.00
We elle having a wonderful sale ot Cloth Coats. There is that
exclusiveness of style about the Gordon Coats that bas made
them such great favorites this season. Never have we shown
such pretty styles, fine qualities and perfect fits, and the prices
are just a wee bit lower than ever.
Our Blanket Sale Is now going on. 25
pairs very fine
white all -wool Blankets, all soft.lofty makes, thoroughly scoured and
cleansed, fast color borders, big size, sreeial at $2.50 a pair
We are handling J. D. Ring & Co's famous Boots ani Shoes, King's
Boots are splendid wearers and perfect fitters, They don't cost any
more than common shoes.
We sell Lion Brand Clothing for Boys. These Suits are made of
all•woolTweeds ; Pants have double seats and knees, Try a Suit
for the boy. You will be satisfied.
D. M, Gordon
Direct Importer-
BIC.
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BIG PRICES FOR TRADE.
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