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New Dress Goods arriving deity, until our counters and
utittve3 are ovet•llowing wills tilt newest patterns and
weaves that money eau buy. All the leading shades
are represented here.
Did you sec our tpcciai lines of EOM es?uus at 25c & 50e a yd?
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SILKS FOR WAISTS .
• Just received. a fall raugo of-
Tamaline Silks at 50e, and Louisine Silks at 75c.
They are the newest Silks for waists.
FRENCH FLANNELS
25 pattern* of !fanny Freneli Flannels, new goods, worth 45e,
50e and 60e; your choice nor for - 35 cents a yard
READ\'4flADE CLOTRINO
We news nmee ronin. awl in order to get it we must rednce onr
large stock of Ready-made Clothing. We are offering. special
prices for the remainder of the month. Nothing in stock but
first-class goods. Buying from us will save you money.
Os Men's Snits, worth $3.00, for $5.50
• Men's Snits, worth R.50, for 4.50
Men's Snits, worth 5.60, for 2.75
These lines range in sizes from 30 to 42.
W ANTED. -Butter, Eggs and Poultry, for which the highest
s0 prices will bo paid.
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PERSONALS.
Mr. T. H. Boomer, 0 P. R. agent was
away for n few holidays.
Mr. W. J. Scott, of Listowel watt in
in. town en Wednesday.
Mr. J. E. Swarts returned hone from
'Winnipeg on Saturday lase.
Editor Bradwin, of the Blyth Stand-
ard was in town on Monday.
Mr. Haz •lwood, of the Oliiforcl flour
mill was in town on Saturday.
Mr. C. M. Walker, hes returned home
from his business trip in the West.
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Mr. Percy Carlyle. of Bewail, has l
taken a situation as baggage man at the
G. T. R. station.
Conductor Fitzgerald, of the London I
Huron and Bruce line, has been off duty
for smile weeps through illness. Last
week an operation was performed, on
Lim at the hospital in Loddon We are
pleased to learn thtt he is now recover-
ing.
Mr. W. .T. Greer was called to Toronto
last Thursday on account of the serious
illness of his brother. Walter Greer.
1V 1r. Greer had his brother removed to
the Western Hospital in that pity and he
is now improving. He is suffering from
typhoid --fever.
Mr. W. T. Fyfe, sou of Mr. L. Fife
of this town, and formerly in J. W.
Scott's bank in Palmerston, lies accept-
ed a situation iu the Union Bunk at
Morden, Man., and left for that piaoe
last week. He has the best wishes of
many friends for a successful career in
the West.
Mr. and Mrs. John Agnew were visit-
ing with their son in Clinton this week.
Barrister Richard Holmes has gone
to Toronto on business; hopes to return
in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Stalker, of Lncknow
were vititing with Wingham friends on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Westcort left last week for
Wingham, where ho will be employed
until Christmas.-Seaforth Expositor.
We bought a lot of Travellers' Sam-
ples this week, and quote below some
really genuine bargains as a result:
glass,
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114' -inch, all Fn ins. , nicely decorated
in pink and green, with n -inch
shade, large burner, complete
with chimney and wick for $1.00
Bross foot, 10 inches high, 8 -inch
globe. tinted and hand painted,
large burner, with chimney and
wick, - - - $1.50
1S inches high, with 8 -inch globe,
tinted in green and yellow, hand
painted decorations - 52.00
I9 inches high, with 9 -inch globe,
tinted in green and brown, hand
painted decorations, - $2.75
22 inches high, 10 -inch globe,
Rochester Lamp, very pretty
hand -painted decoration. tinted -
in pink- end sky blue, round
burner, complete with wick and
chimney, $4.50
Chocse,now and havens save it for You.
-W. Bowles, of Dungauuon, has pur-
chased from Andrew Mullin, of Luck -
now, fifty acres on the southwest corner
of lot 12,concession 11,West Wawauosh.
CoLvIN.-In Teeswater. ou October 24th
the wife of Tolm Colvin : ti son.
Tors. -In Auburn, on October 11th, the wife
of Dir. George Toms; a on.
Hurst. -On 5th, con. Howick, on Oct. 15th
the wife of Mr. Alex. Miller ; n sou.
BAKER. -011 1st con. Culross, near Delmore
on Oct. 29th the wife of Sir. Wet. Baker; it
daughter' MARRIED
BUR NS-OoiPlitir.t.-By the Rev. A. H. Scott,
M. A., at the residence of the bride's father,
JtIn+o Perth, e0eteDglnBurs,hariwarrmttianof
Wingham, son of tlte late Rev. Win. Burns, of
Toronto to Miss Mary Isabel Campbell, third
daughter of Joint G. Campbell, Esq.. of Perth.
H14i.1)--RAtNUART--In Forums:tom Oet.28,1402,
by Father Gehl, Louis Held of Berlin to Lizzie
Reil.hart of Culross.
a &psi.-M1rr.AN.-AttheR.C.churchTees-
water, on Oct. 25, 1901, by Father Corcoran,
Andrew Kempel of Riversdale, to Clara Millen
of Carrieh.
elms-FARREND.-Ill Morris, on Oct. 20, by
RPV. lt'. Swann, t ylvtmus Pike of Howic•k to
Miss Marietta M., daughter of I. E. Farrell(' of
Morris. DIIsD
GRAY: - In Winghnnt on November 5th,
Clerance B. Gray, son of Ur. W. G. Gray, aged
5 years.
The funeral will have his father's residence,
Minnie street, on Friday, 7th inst., a 2.30 p. m.
for Wingllam cemetery.
AIOtAriwnr-In Wingham, on November 4th,
Elizabeth Wildon, wife of Thomas Abraham,
aged ()5 years.
The funeral will leave her late residence,
Victoria street this (Thursday) afternoon nt 3
o'clock for Winghnul cemetery.
Mooun.-in Wingllam, on November 2nd
William Dow Moore, aged 80 years.
OaOwE In Culross. on November 4th, George
Crowe, son of Dtr. John Crowe, aged 3 years, 0
months and 22 days.
STEWAR7..-I11 Brusseis,on Oct 27h, Oralone
the wife of Tames Stewtu•t, aged 23 years, 10
inonths and 12 days.
WITSON.^]n
Norris, on October 31st, Ethel
Wilson. denthter of Mr. James Wilson, aged
9 years and 3 months.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Cline, of Owen
Sound, were visiting with old friends in
Wingham for a few days during the
week.
Mrs Hogg and Miss Fannie Hogg,who
were here attending Mr. Hogg's funeral
lost week, returned home to Brnssels on
Monday.
Mr. J. B. Elliott left on Saturday for
his llonie in Itaska, Wis., after a two
weeks' visit with his relatives and
friends in Wingham,
Mr. 1'. Taylor, operator at the G. T.
R., is again on duty after two weeks'
holidays. Mr. Craig, who was hero re-
lieving, has returned to Ailsa Craig.
Miss Lizzie Elliott, who was taken to
the Toronto hospital last week, was
brought home ou Saturday evening.
We understand there is not much im-
provement in her condition.
Mr. Geo. L. Walker, a former resident
of East'Wawanosh, now of Brussels,was
visiting with Wingham friends over
Sunday. Mr. Walker has purchased a
house and two lots in Brussels.
Harry and George Ansley • Left town
ou Saturday last for Chatham, where
they will enter the Canada Business
College. I3arry will take up the work
in the business department while George
will take up the shorthand course. It
will no doubt be remembered by our
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ency in that institution last Jane. We
P trust that his brother, who is now en-
tering that department, may be equally
Grocery and Crockery Store successful.
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house? It's cough and
cough and cough, and then
that ttrriblc whoop I Don't
upset t:.e stomach more by
giving nauseous medit.ine.
Just let the child breathe•in the
soothing vapor of Vapo-Cresolene.
it goes right to the I.1)01 m.lat'S cllS-
eased. Relief is immediate, and in
a very few days the cure is complete.
You can't say the same of any other
treatment. For asthma, catarrh,
and colds it's equally good. .71
Vapo-Cr solene is sold by drug ih!s everywhere.
The Vaporizer sad Lamp. which should last a lift.
titnc, and a bottle ..f cresole»e complete, itt.5c;
extra supplies et (;resole .e a5 an is and 5o cen.s.
Illustratcal bonelet entua(ning 1r.vsitatou testi.
lnoaials free upon recces.. VAro-Cnssoi.a$1:
lag Fulton St., New fork, U.S.A.
Recommended and sold. by A. L. Hamilton,
druggist, Wingllam.
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NOW ON THE MAliKET.
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The product of experts!
Complete in all particulars!
Thoroughly up• to -date iu every detail
We invite the irspeotion of all our friends, Red defy all our competitors
to equal or better the quality and price of the C1lowN Hunote 'Woe.
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THE BARGAIN HOUSE is giving
Bargains in Ladies', Men's and Children's Boots and Shoes.
Bargains in Ladies' rind Children's Rubbers.
Bargnins in Men's. Woolen's and Boys' Underclothing -25e a pair.
35e for a Man's Shirt or Drawers.
WE SELL STANFIELD'S ALL WOOL UNSHRINKABLE
Every Garment Guaranteed Not to Shrink
NOTICE.
Under the provisions of the 0 ario Com-
panies Act, The Thomas Beit & )' n Manufac-
turing Company of Wingham, r niitecl. hereby
gives public notice the it will eke application
to His Honour the ieut ant -Governor of
Ontario in Council fo ti . acceptance of the
surrender of its char er as and from the first
dayof December A. . 502.
ated at Wingham is first day of Novem-
ber A. D ,190:1.
II. 0. BELL. Secretary.
Bargains in Ladies' and Children's Hosiery. We keep the lemons
Double Knee Ribbed Cashmere Hose for Boys and Children.
Bargains in All -Wool Blankets, $2.50 a pair.
Bargains in Flannelette Blankets, 75o n pair.
Bargains in Wrapperettes and Flannelettes, 5c np. .
Bargains in Flannels, Shirts and Socks.
Bargnins in Homespun and Serge Dress Goods.'
Bargnius in Men's and Boys' Clothing.
Bargains in Overcoats and Pea Jackets.
Bargains in all kinds of Fur Goods.
CUT IN T W O -Ladies' Jackets } "price.
The WiEgtam Trate
Successors to T. A ; MILLS..
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WINGHAM.
WALKER EROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS. WINGHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School House. Shop op-
posite Maodonald block.
T. J. MAGUIBE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE ANT) LOAN AGENT.
Miss taurine Agusta Kaiser
VOCALIST
Teaches of VOIGE PRODUCTION, ti.
SINGING,
Oratorios, etc., in English or Foreign.
Also Pianoforte and Physical Culture.
VOICES TBSTF.11 51151.1.
CONCE1tI ENGAGEMENTS ACCEPTED.
Residenee H. B. Elliott, Frances St., Wingham.
Accounts, Rents and Notes Collected: Con-
veyancing done.
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lel street.
BOAR FOR SERVICE
The undersigned will keepfor service on his
upremises, lot 130, con. 10, ast Wawanosh a
rge Improved. English Berkshire Boar, which
bus been shown at ell the Local shows for two
years, and hos always won the red ticket.
Also have for sale a number of Breeding
Sows. five and sit months old, which have leen
bred from this boar. Also one young Boar, fit
for service ttt prize-winner) for sale.
P. GIBBONS, Marnoch P. 0.
Cook's Cotton Boot Compoaad
Is successfully used monthly by over
10.000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cooks Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 per
boz, No. 2,10degrees stronger, $3'perbox. No.
1 or 2 mailed on receipt of rice and two
3 -cent
stamps. The Cook pCompany.Windsor, Ont.
�sieuisstdrecommended by all
responsible Drggto Can
No. 1 and 1 nru soul in Wingham by A. L.
Hamilton, Colin A. Campbell, 11, A. Douglass
and .1. E Davis Druggists.
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goods, such as Cross -cut
Saws, Axes, Cow Ties,
etc., we are headquarters
iboth in price and quality.
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And that it is his intention to continue the same in the accustomed p c ce - next door to Post Office - and to • keep a fresh' stock of
everything kept' in a irst-class drug store.
BUSINESS MO-
IF YOU WANT THE BEST IN
O : QUALITY FIRST!
DRUGS, PERFUMES, TOILET ARTIOL'ES,
PURSES, BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES, DYES,
TOILET SOAPS, RUBBER GOODS, Etc., Etc
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO GET IT FROM
Walton McKibbon, Phm. B.
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very Article Guaranteed."
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Couches
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To say that we will give special
prices in Couches for the next couple
of weeks is putting it mildly.
You can ill afford to let a chance
like this slip. Not necessary to
wait until Xmas. We can store for
you and deliver when required.
For $5.7
We can give you a good serviceable
Couch, upholstered in heavy goods,
with fringe.
Others at $7.00, $8.50 and $9.25.
Our $13.50 is a quick seller.
Get our prices on PARLOR SUITES
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S. Gracey's former residence,
where night calls will receive
prompt attention.
Furniture Dealers
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We are having proves conclusively to us that our Furs are right in quality,
style and price. Never before in our long business experience have we been
so careful in selecting our Furs, and never before have we had such values
to offer. No matter what you require in Furs, whether it be a Jacket,
Caperine, Muff, Ruff, Boa or Gauntlets, we can please you both in quality
and prico. Buy your Furs at Gordon's; they will be satisfactory.
Women's J eautifu11y-1llocielleal. Skirts at 55.00
The materials include Cheviots and Homespnns, and in point of style
every skirt is a particularly pretty representative of solve leading New
York style. There are skirts with braids and others
with silk and satin
strappings, while they last you may buy them for 55.00.
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Ouly 17 pairs finewhite all -wool Blankets, sn de of ab,oltl o
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wool yarns, close, even twills, soft finish, blue and pink borders. Never
} sold less than 53.25. Our very special price $2.50 a pair. a
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For the next few weeks wo are having a big Cut -Price Sale of Clothing
and will give you the biggest bargains that have ever been offered In
Huron Comity. Read the list carefully:
boys' double breasted Pen Jackets, snide of heavy
Melton cloth, splendidly lined and finishers throughout,
never sold less than 53.75; cut•price sale price $3.15
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Oar 59.010 Overcoat
--This is the Overcoat we like to show to clothing buyers.
• It's one Of onr best values, and easily the bitruest money's
worth wo ever gave in Overcoats at Nine. Dollars.
Fashionable in length and style, honest in quality and
tailoring. perfect in fit and finish. The material is heavy
all -wool Cheviot cloth, Oxford grey shade. The style is
the ponnlar long loose box back, with full skirt.- Splen-
did linings, all sizes, for - - $9.00
-12 Men's heavy Tweed Suits, made with doable -breasted
coat, splendidly lined throughout, the very latest eat,
and put together by the best tailors in Montreal. These
Suits if made by any tailor in town would cost at, the
very least 512.00, but while they last you may buy thein
at the almost impossible selling price of - 5(.`i5
-Men's Stylish Overcoats, mnde of good serviceable
inelton cloth and splendid wearing tweeds. The price of
' these fine coats is 50.00; while they last you may buv
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