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0 All our large and well - assorted stock of
Dress Goods go on sale Thursday morning,
June 5th, at $ o'clock, at a Discount of
25 per cent. off the regular selling price.
This sale will be continued throughout the
month of June. I_io not miss this golden
opportunity. Ta -'1m T -11;1:X AS C. SII.
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G `, you the opportunity l 1 1 ttiZllt}' Of purchas-
ing our std lisp and up-to-date stock of Dress
Trimmings, consisting of Silk Medallions, Silk
Applique, Jets, Sequins, Gimps, Embroidered
itilecl.11lions, Embroideries, etc,, at greatly
reduced prices.
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DOMESTIC SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEER' ONLY
5 pieces Fi:innellette, reg. 7e, Sc and t)0', for
a pieces Table Linen, reg, ',l)c and 355:, for .25
10 clots rf Carpet, irelading Wools, Brus-
sels, Velvets, etc., at s;reatly reduced prices
12 pail's Lace Curtains, 3?, yards long, -reg,
i c'.c and S5e, to clear at
.00
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MINOR LOCALS.
--I. O. O. F. excursion to Sarnia, and
Dotreit on Satutelay of this week.
—Mr. Nr F. 'S oSt)rl.. Shipped a ear
—
Iarrsseisinternrediate W. F. A. foot-
ball team defeated Mildinay in a semi-
final game at Brussels on Tuesday even-
ing by a scare of 2 to 1.
—The report of the London Conference
proceedings has crowded. our columns i
load of hogs to 'T'c:rc:ito oil Monday. this weal: and the nfinates of the County
--The Seaforth horses races will Le Council are held over until next week.
held on Tuesd iy and Wednesday of next -•Th;, annual meeting of tho West
Week.. Iiuron Farmers' Iittitute and Woman's
—Toil: rennet far on boat from Sarnia Ieetituts will be held on the lawn of It.
to Detrc•it on T. U. O. F. exenreion ou M. Young, at Cario;v on Friday after-
Satnrslay is only ,10 cents. noon of. this week.
-- TITe
exenrsioo to w rnia and. Detroit --Zile Meth Court of the Cannciiau
00 t atur; ay w:.. be lard*ely patronized Order of 1 oreeiui
'�:('r; is i1C,ldi11;, its lual
by mAij; y.. 1 " iiia vieiaity. meeting in Ii:uldlton tins week. Messrs.
ash. South 11l .':i C 1 : ity Ouauge Je•,4. J. Kerr, :.lid R• C, Kittson are the
Lodge lam decided to hold a monoter d less t - s from Court alai:land.
celebration at lime 'i on July Ann
-n.lrfainpriee of Brussels is consider-
Re'gnlaruleetiug of Camp Caledonia, fag the propriety of introducing a nuut-
Sons of Scotland ou Monday eveuieg bar of electric motors to be operated in
next, All metall:ease are requested to the day time from his power house, by
=1tt;•nu till:; meeting. business people requiring thele.
—A Ile* time tatle will go into force on —Mr. J. B. Laing, Provincial Auditor
' the G. T. It. on Sunday next. There will was in town on Thursday of last week
TIIE IVINGIIA3I TIaMIES, eJUN1; 11. 1903
—Mr. John M. Thompson, editor of
the Peresus News -Record was married ou
j Tuesday of last week to Miss Susie Rce,
i of Fordwtch. Mr. Thompson is a bro-
then of 3.1r. W. O. Thompson. of this
town.
—During the thunder storm of t$tinday
leveeing, the barn belonging to Thomas
I Andareou, near Dungannon, with 1000
bushels of oats and 14 tons of flay, wag-
ons, etc., was destroyed; iusuranco iu
West Wueva Josh Mutual.
—Mr. J. A. Harris, of Holy rood, last
week sold his line driving mere "Eva„
to Lott & Sturdy, of Winghalil, for tli
sum of e2",5. This is an exec•iltio1r lie
flue driver and took ten fleets awl oue
second prize at the fall fairs int season.
—Lucknow Sentiuel.
—The a ne s subsrriptioa list is grow-
ing iu•a very i:atisfacto,3' manlier, and
we are gratified with this evidence of
appreciation of cur efforts to turn out a
good paper. New supe eribers niay hare
t11O TIJiES from now till January 1st,
1004, for 30e,
--An entertainment will be I1o1;1 in
tlc Zetland school house ou Finlay
evening of this week. Rev. W. Lowe
will deliver an address. on Ireland and a
goo:] program of songs, recitations, ete.,
has been prepared. The proceeds will
be used iu aid of the organ fund.
--The Uuian Sunday school will hotel
a box social in Holmes' School House,
Thursday evening, Juue 18tth. A good
naograniul(ne is being prepared. Lathe s
bringing boxes are admitted free.
(xeutlemen 13e at the door and 13c for
boxes. Children under 12 years free,
Everybody \v eieomo.
—The regular meeting of Court 'Malt -
land, Canadian Order of Foresters will
be held on Friday evening of this week.
It is probable that the delegates will
have returned from the High Court
meeting and will have their report
ready for this meeting. There should
be a large attendance of the members.
—Work is being pushed along ou the
new granolithio walks. Mr. P. Patter-
son and his workmen are now busy on
the long streteh of walk on the south
side of Patrick street, Mr, Benj. dole,
the general manager of the Forest City
Paving Co. was in town ell Tuesday
and was \veli pleased with the evork
IlOX1S,
F't• tli:R.-•In Wingllnln, on June filth, tour wife
of .khztip Fisher ; 0 sell.
Titian --In Kinc'ardine Township, on hfay
inth, the wife o1 ltev. A. E. Prior, formerly of
\\"iughanl ; a daughter.
MIAsor-In .Bast \\-awanosh, on May 27th, the
wire of Mr. John .T. Mason; of a aeueuttr.
Ramsey -In Morris, on Aiay 27th, the wife of
Daviel Ramsay ; a daughter.
T0fl sT0N-In Morris, on Jane Oth, the wife
of 41n toil Johnston a son.
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Art>1:rs(x-Kiat(-At the residcnco of the
bride's tsartnts, on Juno 10th, by Rev. \i m.
Lowe, Alexander J. Alderson. to Miss Isla Mand
second daughter of Henry Rein., both of
Wingham.
MelloRr1)T, Tel>U-At the residence of the
0 ! Ireide's parent;, St. Helens, on June era. by
!levy. ti. M. Whaley. Edward W. Mc'Roberts to
•fuss Charlotte Cr Tudd, both of tit. Helens.
Tnoneso•. n(lvn-At tato Methodist cllurcll
1'ordwieli, on June 2 by Bev, It, I. Hooking, oil
i'ip.ey, Mlir. ,T, 111 1 u 1 ,,,m, of the Fergus
Ness- Rivera, to Mis•, Stunt, daughter of Mr.
and Mn.,sJau1n's Rowe, of )furdwicll.
MAeAoxtLn-IlisLor-At the residence of
Andrew dirslup, (xrc y, brother of the bride,on :tune Ord, by lb'v. J ohnz Itoss, Mr. Donald H.
..IseDonald, or Alorris„to Miss Annie liislop,of
Grey.
DIiSO-
Bum-In (1rev, on May OOtlz, Mary Hayes,
relict of tho late J smc.; Bird in her loth year.
Hina. -In Walkerton, on June 4th, lobt.
Hill, formerly of winghauu, aged 47 years and
i I11ut1tlr:1.
Anna Ccs, beloved wife Y'! ev. J11A,H I0' niltonr
aged 14 years.
McLiton-In Blyth, on :May 31st, Mrs. Filth
MZeLrud, aged 74 years.
JonNsvox--Iu Wroxeter, on June 1at, wm.
Juhn,;ton, aged 51. years.
ii(y-III 11in1o: s, (+u J1111e 8th, Aiexancl(r
Henry, aged ) O years stud 7 months.
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Feral te rather ;ir w7iappllle s4.
(Z7 ALEi) TENDEI;S addressed "I cetors
A of Penitentiaries, addressed
m endorsed
"Ten(1e1:s for Supplies,” will be r e(•ived until
Monday, 22nd of June, inelusiv from parties;
desirous ous of eontruettng for • )plies, for the
f's : al year 10:011 04, for the ollowing •institu-
ti.n s, namely
ti.iagstvu Penite kir .
St. Vincent de P 0 eniteniiary.
Dorchester Pent • tiao y.
Manih>1ri Penitentiary.
British Columbia Pt nitentiary,
Regina Jail.
Pi nice Albert Tail.
tee .).lz at, tenders will be received for each of
tit, following (dosses of supplies: -
1 Flour (Canadian than .sem; Barter's.)
;.' Beef a1111 )g111t1111 (frot111
i Forage.
4 Coal •l i ant ;triad te and bittuninous
n Cordwood.
(; (Sroeerirs.
7 Coal Oil (in barrels)
tax s,
S U'•
being done under Mr. Patterson's super- 41 Drtt�s curd Medicine,;.
1,s T,•zthercutdFindings.
Vision• 11 Hardware, Tinware, Paint a, tf '. •
1:1 Lumber
1:l Tea.
Details of information as to form of contract,
to„ .toter with feral; of tender. will be furnish-
ed en appli, atien to tit(•\wardens of the various
institution.
M1 supplies are subject to approval of the
War(len. or Jailer.
All tenders submitted mist .peony clearly
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CHURCH NOTES.
The annual meeting of the Baron
Synod will be held in the Bishop Cronyn
hall at Loudon 011 Juno lCth.
Ul•s0.•
lion] ttn' King's Printer will. not authori-
ty -st
Val cler. . I
the institution, or institutions, which it is pro.
pow d to suII)uly, and rift bear the end
aticrl of t;t lea.:t two re panelblc -ur(•ti( s.
Pu „ 1n'erthzg toll- notice without
Rev. W. B. Heeney, Secretary of St.
Andrew's Brotherhood, conducted ser-
vice in St. Paul's church on Wednesday
evening of last week,
she annual convention of the Huron
county Sunday School and Christian
Endeavor Association will be held in
Myth on June 13th and 10th.
{ On Sunday next the services in Winn
ham Presbyterian church will be con-
ducted by Rev. A. W. flay, of St.
Citlicrines, a gra.-irate of Knox College.
not likely be any changes of trains to and inspected the books of Town Trees -
and from Winglla. urer Ferguson. He found Mr. Fer-
--The I. O. 0. F. have arranged to guson's books in good shape.
'have a 50 cent return fare by boat from —Brussels intermediate club won
Sarnia to Detrcdt for their excursion on front Listowel at Brussels on Thursday
Saturday of thi; weak.
evening of last week by a score of 7 to 0.0
•-Wings.ant Company of the S1rc1 Brussels win in this league , both the
Huron Rent. left Wingham by special Interinediate and jnnior • fes,
train on Tuesday for the.two weeks W;NTI;n--Exl)erie. ed sewing ma -
tamp at London. chino operators .n eves, gauntlets and
—Forest fires are heldresponsible f,r . wages.
Steady ployment and good
ages. Dominion Leather Co„ 530
the smokey eta.(lltion of the atmosphere, Front St. West, Toronto.
strongly resembling Indian summer,
that haspree-ailed for several days. "=11i• Win. Rutledge returned from
Wingham last Saturday, He made the
journey both ways on foot. He made
the journey each way in two days,
which is pretty good tramping,—sea-
forth Exposition.
--The Listowel horse races will be
held on June 24th and lath. Seven
class races aro given, with purses of
$:IOD and 000 each. These prizes should
be liberal enough to attract all the fast-
e,tt horses in the circuit.
—Excursion train to Sarnia leaves
"Wingham on Saturday at 0.50 a. in.
Fare from. WingI ani ,?.OS. A good
-.chance to spend Sunday in Detroit.
THIS WEEK
The hone grown berries are
in and they are excellent,
This store as usual is head-
quarters for the best:
tudhope's
sad Crockery &tor
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-- -Union Farmers' Excursion to the
Model Parra on this line of railway
starting at Kincardine, on Friday, 20th
inst. Tickets are good for 2 days there-
by affording a good outing at a small
expense.
—Miss E. Estelle Griffin of this town,
assisted by her Brussels pupils and Prof.
Glen Campbell, of Goderioh, and Miss
Maude Goodwin, of Clinton gave a very I I
successful concert in Brussels on Tues-
day evening of last week.
—We would again remind our readers
gf the float excursion from Itincardine
to Detroit, on Wednesday, lune i"ItII.
The palatial steamer, Greyhound will be
used, Get full particulars from advt, in
another column.
11ir. S. Bennett has this week sold n
his planing mill property and residence c
to Messrs. John Ritchie and W. Lloyd.
Fir. Bennett will continue in the t
business in the meantime as he does not
give possession until. the lst of October,
Passed Examinations.
Liss Mary R. ]3indlater, cl aughtcr o
Pindlater,of Morris, whois attend
iiie the Woman's Medical Collego in
Philadelphia, has successfully passe
her second ycar'examinations iu all su
T>OL'CxLAS wrEwART,
GEO. W. DAWSON,
to ;peter:+ of Penitentiaries.
Dep'utnsc)1� of hr fee,
'Ottawa. May2lIth, 14'0x;.
WALKER RROS. &RUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WiNGHAM.
Night calls at Mutton Block, or Fifth
door south. of School 1House. Shop op-
postte Macdonald block.
Mss taurine Agusta Kaiser
(SOPRANO)
TEACHER OF VOICE AND PIANO.
CONCIERT ENOAOEM1INTS ACCIIPTED.
Residence H.B. Elliott, Frances Flt., Winglinm
C. J. MAGUIR.
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
Accounts, Tents and Notes Collected. Con-
veyancing clone.
OFFICE -In VanstoneBkselc.
Open Saturday nights from T to 0 o'clock.
THOMAS HOLES & SON
BANKERS, Etc.
,.•..Mrn. ria c L •. •� ,i enc,�z.sted. t' •rn i Ido lrtnlwr,.s xr-
gairud.
Mioney 4 per cent. largo amounts; smaller in
proportion. Easiest terms.
RICHARD HOLMES
BAitRI8rrn AT LA)v, £,OLICITOR,
11 of ny Ponric, Vie., sec.
Quite. -Next to Holmes B1oc11 now building.
CERE E �� WOKS.
I am prepared to execute all orders for
cement work of every description, in-
cluning silos, sidewalks, stable floors,
foundations, etc. I have every facility
necessary and can do the work right.
All work guaranteed. Prices anti terms
reasonable. Cement fur sale.
C L LES BA8f,3dbl�:lili,
WINGHAM.
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE TOW 1. PROPERTY
There will be offered for sale by PUBLIC
AUCTION at the Market Square in the TOWn
of \wingllazn in tile• County of Huron, by W.
A. Currie, Auctioneer, on Thursday,thc second
day of July, A, D., 10)3, at 2 o'clock in the
111 ornoon, the following valuable property,
vir.:-
Lot number six on the North East cornet• of
.Tolm and Centre streets iu the Gov('rnlment Ad:
ditional Stu'vey in the• s aid Town of ii'inghnm,
containing one quarter of an acre of Lund more
orlefts.
Onthproperty is situated a large, bride
cllurcll, formerly oocupicd by the Congrega-
tional Church of \winghnm, and the lot is ex-
cellently situated for builctinro urposes,
TE11MS OF HALE -Ten per rent of the pur-
chase money ozz the day of the Milo and the
balance within ten clays thereafter when the
ptu chase will be completedand po=ssion giv-
en; the property kill or. offered subjeet to a
reserved price ;all other terms and conditions
of tine sale will be the standing conditions
of the Higlf Court of Justice.
S ANSTONE,Vendor's Solicitor
BLU . . 4i3U�r � ULL .
.s TRAtiEnni HESE MILLS have recently mi-
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der n 0 1 extCilSiwe im r0 emelltStt pvfr
The latest improved machinery has been
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I.1.�1"4 _, YOUR ORDER. FOR
Fresh Houle - Grown Berries
WITH
b1. A. W. WEB TER
jeets and will enter cu her third year
course of studies in September. Dr. A
Baker, who was visiting with Mis
Findlater last summer, has been ofrere
the position of Obstetrician at the W
M. 0. of Pennsylvania, Phila.
s BIG SWEET BERRIES for table
d use, and
GOOD FIRI%r BERRIES for pre.
serving --all delivered fresh
from the garden to the eus•
tomer.
From Everywhere.
Mr. Thos.Soutilworth, Superintendent
of Colonization, is receiving so many
letters every day that ne wears a per
maneut worried expression. His niai
bag Tuesday included letters from India
Switzerland, South Africa, .Australia
Ireland and England, containing en
quiries about every class of detail in
connection with settling in Ontario
The Swiss enquirer wrote in good Eng
lish. The department is still able to
place eyeryone who comes on farms.
The mechanics and others are not so
easily attended to. They are, however,
given lists of places, where they plight
obtain employment, and then they shift
for themselves.
Gond P'1'�t r W
1 Cash will be paid daily to women
and girls to pick by the box.
' Children will not be employed.
' Leave orders early. Terms Cash
Their Eyes on Ontario.
There is evidence that the education
al system of Ontario is being studied by
*ailing educationists in all parts of the
world, and during the past week the Ed-
ucational Department have received in-
quiries from Ireland, New Zealand, Scot-
land, England, Australia, and many
parts of South Africa, The principle of
a fiigh school in the Bermuda, Islands
wants to know some of the advantages of.
fered by the superior facilities in Ontario
for a number of sigh school pupils pre.
arin -. to
qualify
themselves g 1 y' es for first
lass teachers' positions. Other letters
evidence a state of unrest among school
eachers in other countries, and many
would like to come to Ontario if there
are opportunities for them to teach.
—Word has been received from Rev.
D. Perrie, who left last week for
Vancouver to attend the General Amin.
Ile was enjoying the trip very
much sail was in good health. The
delegates atteirded an open fur service at
Prompt Delivery Band' en c diiday. .
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Harvard, heretofore the largest uni-
versity in this country, is outnumbered
this year by Columbia, whose final re-
gistration figures show a total of 5,581
f.tladente, early a hundred more than
Howard.
IF,,
YOU
BELIEVE
That we can meet your ideas of suit
suitableness and quote priees that argue
economy, be well dressed by us. why
nota O
Call anyway ---any clay. See all there is
to see. Get our prices—and it's likely
we'll get your order. But call. anyway.
R. MAXWELL
ART TAILOR.
putinand a new steam plant added, so
that the public can depend on an up -to.
date service.
Choppamairdone every day
A full stock of Flour and Feed on sale
at the store next door to MacMath's
harness shop, Wingham, under the man-
agement of Mr. R. J. Tindall. A share
of the public patronage solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
.$'. W. WARDER
Proprietor Eluevale Flour .111411s.
$i 43.70-Wingham to Nelson, Robson,
Trail, 71.ossland, Greenwood, Midway,
Vancouver, Victoria, New \Westminster,
13.C.; Seattle and Tacoma, Wash.; Port-
land, Ore.
)E41 20-\Wingham to Spokane, Wash,
$40.70--\Whlghaln to Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Colo ; Pocatello, Idaho;
Ogden and :;alt Lake, 'Utah; Melena, Butte,
Anaconda, Alissovea, xialispell, nxont.
One-way Second -Class Colonist Tickets
on sale until June lu"thr.
Proportionately low rates to other
Points.
Vall particulars from your nearest Can-
adian Pacific Agent, or
A. H. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 Xing St, East, Toronto
urIA�WU TRUNK' •
SYS EM
Excursions
TO THE ....
CANADIAN as
NORTH — WEST
AT trOLLowING rtEn niN 1'ABI.7s 1
Winnipeg, Man.
Arcola, Assa
Binsenrth, Man
Elgin, Man
Estovan(os
t 1(*randView,Man ' $.
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Miniota, Assn ,
Moosoznin,,Assn
Swann River, Man
Wnska(a, Men f
Wa\vanesa, Mian
Mtoosejaw,Assaj
Regina Assa
Yorkton, Assn j '-
Prince Albert
flah,
3lacLeosd, Alba► $3t5
Calgary, Alba I
Red Deer, Aibal AAA.
Strathcona •,
Good goingJuno Ohl June 18th, Returning
Good withinoAO n17 4th, vmaliiddttot issue.
until
Sept. 8th, r905,
WHERE TO SPEND TfE SIMMER
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The famous Muskoka TAkos, Lake of Bays, NipainRraortLakes, the AnRiver rr'sehedly b*
Grand Trank Railway System. E{xce11(mt ho-
tel arrommodatlou, healthy climate, tlehin ,
rte. 77eexai'l 'tire Literaturn and all i nformet rem
front A gin*.
L. HAROLD, Allam,
Of Household
Treasures
there is nano nearer to the
heart of the housewife who takes
pride in her home than dainty
Chinaware, and we intend to
make this store a favorite spot
for odd pieces of Chinaware such
as you will not find outside the
cities. We aro re -arranging our
stook so as to accommodate the
new lines, of wllicil there aro
now three shipments to hand,
and we invite all the ladies of
Wingham and vicinity to see
what we have whether you aro in
the buying y g mood or not.
Cooper& Coo
WINGHAM. .
(Successors to Alex. Ross.)
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The Mutual rife of Canada
None Safer Nono Better
are
Purely Canadian Stock Companies.
Rates adequate but not excessive.
Claims promptly settted.
ABNER COSENS.
"Silver Plate Mat Wears."
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THE PtATEM)1NUFAClU3
IN THE LA "Nu cWORD.
June Weddings
are numerous, and W. T. A.
Fishleigh has just what you
want in the above-mentioned
Silverware. We are giving
you a special 10 per cent, for
two weeks. Every article is
guaranteed. Inspect our stock.
No trouble to show goods.
Don't forget we have just
received a shipment of Blue
Flatne Wickless Coal Oil . and
Gasoline Stoves, to sell at
right prices.
FISHLEIGH'S HARDWARE STORE
Smith & Pethick's old stand.
SEE-
Oui-
new styles of cheap
and medium - priced
Bedfraom Suites
AND
Sideboards
Suits at $11.5o, $15.50'
and $24.00 are consid-
ered extra good value,
Some specials in Mat-
tresses & Wlre Springs.
BALL BR�S.9,
The People's Furniture Sion
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TELEPHONE 51
UNDERTAKING
BESIDENCn-PATRIett STREET
S. Gracey's termer resideneo,
where night cans will receive
ptnttel1 • on.
Ni
From ccotrc
to crust
The Market Bakery ,Bread is
perfection itself. White, light,
sweet centre; rich, brown, short
crust. Mixed, molded, baked
and delivered in just the way to
win your approval,
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ALL KINDS OF PASTRY
WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY
We have all the latest machin.
ery, and there is -no need of
sending to the city for your
bread or pastry.
D, LOUGHEED
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
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We have a large stock of all kinds
of Seeds, including:-
-SUGAR BEETS,
—MANGOLDS,
—TIMOTHY,
—TURNIPS,
—CLOVER, etc.
—LIGOWO.
—20TH CENTURY, and
—GOLDEN FLEECE SEED OATS,
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN
SEED.
See us before purchasing your
Seeds. We can satisfy you as to
price and quality.
Cassels & Carr,
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marvel of style, quality and cheapness.
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E EXTENSION TABLES in great variety.
tit SIDEBOARDS ---The largest and best selected stock
of the latest designs and choicest woods in use in
the manufacture of up-io-date furniture.
p.
trrWe carry a complete line of all kinds of furniture.
WAIKER8iOS & BUTTON
rurniture and Undertaking.
• Fnrnitlure Store opposite the POItt Oftteta.
ANktialoma4.140A;
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STRAWBERRIES
PINEAPPLES
BANANAS .
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LEMONS
GREEN CAI3IAGE
WAX BEANS
wiiildiemiiimbililk
i I UrCt MEtI'LS
Gl•REE;v ONIONS
and
MiPABAUt'S
tudhope's
sad Crockery &tor
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-- -Union Farmers' Excursion to the
Model Parra on this line of railway
starting at Kincardine, on Friday, 20th
inst. Tickets are good for 2 days there-
by affording a good outing at a small
expense.
—Miss E. Estelle Griffin of this town,
assisted by her Brussels pupils and Prof.
Glen Campbell, of Goderioh, and Miss
Maude Goodwin, of Clinton gave a very I I
successful concert in Brussels on Tues-
day evening of last week.
—We would again remind our readers
gf the float excursion from Itincardine
to Detroit, on Wednesday, lune i"ItII.
The palatial steamer, Greyhound will be
used, Get full particulars from advt, in
another column.
11ir. S. Bennett has this week sold n
his planing mill property and residence c
to Messrs. John Ritchie and W. Lloyd.
Fir. Bennett will continue in the t
business in the meantime as he does not
give possession until. the lst of October,
Passed Examinations.
Liss Mary R. ]3indlater, cl aughtcr o
Pindlater,of Morris, whois attend
iiie the Woman's Medical Collego in
Philadelphia, has successfully passe
her second ycar'examinations iu all su
T>OL'CxLAS wrEwART,
GEO. W. DAWSON,
to ;peter:+ of Penitentiaries.
Dep'utnsc)1� of hr fee,
'Ottawa. May2lIth, 14'0x;.
WALKER RROS. &RUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WiNGHAM.
Night calls at Mutton Block, or Fifth
door south. of School 1House. Shop op-
postte Macdonald block.
Mss taurine Agusta Kaiser
(SOPRANO)
TEACHER OF VOICE AND PIANO.
CONCIERT ENOAOEM1INTS ACCIIPTED.
Residence H.B. Elliott, Frances Flt., Winglinm
C. J. MAGUIR.
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
Accounts, Tents and Notes Collected. Con-
veyancing clone.
OFFICE -In VanstoneBkselc.
Open Saturday nights from T to 0 o'clock.
THOMAS HOLES & SON
BANKERS, Etc.
,.•..Mrn. ria c L •. •� ,i enc,�z.sted. t' •rn i Ido lrtnlwr,.s xr-
gairud.
Mioney 4 per cent. largo amounts; smaller in
proportion. Easiest terms.
RICHARD HOLMES
BAitRI8rrn AT LA)v, £,OLICITOR,
11 of ny Ponric, Vie., sec.
Quite. -Next to Holmes B1oc11 now building.
CERE E �� WOKS.
I am prepared to execute all orders for
cement work of every description, in-
cluning silos, sidewalks, stable floors,
foundations, etc. I have every facility
necessary and can do the work right.
All work guaranteed. Prices anti terms
reasonable. Cement fur sale.
C L LES BA8f,3dbl�:lili,
WINGHAM.
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE TOW 1. PROPERTY
There will be offered for sale by PUBLIC
AUCTION at the Market Square in the TOWn
of \wingllazn in tile• County of Huron, by W.
A. Currie, Auctioneer, on Thursday,thc second
day of July, A, D., 10)3, at 2 o'clock in the
111 ornoon, the following valuable property,
vir.:-
Lot number six on the North East cornet• of
.Tolm and Centre streets iu the Gov('rnlment Ad:
ditional Stu'vey in the• s aid Town of ii'inghnm,
containing one quarter of an acre of Lund more
orlefts.
Onthproperty is situated a large, bride
cllurcll, formerly oocupicd by the Congrega-
tional Church of \winghnm, and the lot is ex-
cellently situated for builctinro urposes,
TE11MS OF HALE -Ten per rent of the pur-
chase money ozz the day of the Milo and the
balance within ten clays thereafter when the
ptu chase will be completedand po=ssion giv-
en; the property kill or. offered subjeet to a
reserved price ;all other terms and conditions
of tine sale will be the standing conditions
of the Higlf Court of Justice.
S ANSTONE,Vendor's Solicitor
BLU . . 4i3U�r � ULL .
.s TRAtiEnni HESE MILLS have recently mi-
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der n 0 1 extCilSiwe im r0 emelltStt pvfr
The latest improved machinery has been
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I.1.�1"4 _, YOUR ORDER. FOR
Fresh Houle - Grown Berries
WITH
b1. A. W. WEB TER
jeets and will enter cu her third year
course of studies in September. Dr. A
Baker, who was visiting with Mis
Findlater last summer, has been ofrere
the position of Obstetrician at the W
M. 0. of Pennsylvania, Phila.
s BIG SWEET BERRIES for table
d use, and
GOOD FIRI%r BERRIES for pre.
serving --all delivered fresh
from the garden to the eus•
tomer.
From Everywhere.
Mr. Thos.Soutilworth, Superintendent
of Colonization, is receiving so many
letters every day that ne wears a per
maneut worried expression. His niai
bag Tuesday included letters from India
Switzerland, South Africa, .Australia
Ireland and England, containing en
quiries about every class of detail in
connection with settling in Ontario
The Swiss enquirer wrote in good Eng
lish. The department is still able to
place eyeryone who comes on farms.
The mechanics and others are not so
easily attended to. They are, however,
given lists of places, where they plight
obtain employment, and then they shift
for themselves.
Gond P'1'�t r W
1 Cash will be paid daily to women
and girls to pick by the box.
' Children will not be employed.
' Leave orders early. Terms Cash
Their Eyes on Ontario.
There is evidence that the education
al system of Ontario is being studied by
*ailing educationists in all parts of the
world, and during the past week the Ed-
ucational Department have received in-
quiries from Ireland, New Zealand, Scot-
land, England, Australia, and many
parts of South Africa, The principle of
a fiigh school in the Bermuda, Islands
wants to know some of the advantages of.
fered by the superior facilities in Ontario
for a number of sigh school pupils pre.
arin -. to
qualify
themselves g 1 y' es for first
lass teachers' positions. Other letters
evidence a state of unrest among school
eachers in other countries, and many
would like to come to Ontario if there
are opportunities for them to teach.
—Word has been received from Rev.
D. Perrie, who left last week for
Vancouver to attend the General Amin.
Ile was enjoying the trip very
much sail was in good health. The
delegates atteirded an open fur service at
Prompt Delivery Band' en c diiday. .
s .,
Harvard, heretofore the largest uni-
versity in this country, is outnumbered
this year by Columbia, whose final re-
gistration figures show a total of 5,581
f.tladente, early a hundred more than
Howard.
IF,,
YOU
BELIEVE
That we can meet your ideas of suit
suitableness and quote priees that argue
economy, be well dressed by us. why
nota O
Call anyway ---any clay. See all there is
to see. Get our prices—and it's likely
we'll get your order. But call. anyway.
R. MAXWELL
ART TAILOR.
putinand a new steam plant added, so
that the public can depend on an up -to.
date service.
Choppamairdone every day
A full stock of Flour and Feed on sale
at the store next door to MacMath's
harness shop, Wingham, under the man-
agement of Mr. R. J. Tindall. A share
of the public patronage solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
.$'. W. WARDER
Proprietor Eluevale Flour .111411s.
$i 43.70-Wingham to Nelson, Robson,
Trail, 71.ossland, Greenwood, Midway,
Vancouver, Victoria, New \Westminster,
13.C.; Seattle and Tacoma, Wash.; Port-
land, Ore.
)E41 20-\Wingham to Spokane, Wash,
$40.70--\Whlghaln to Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Colo ; Pocatello, Idaho;
Ogden and :;alt Lake, 'Utah; Melena, Butte,
Anaconda, Alissovea, xialispell, nxont.
One-way Second -Class Colonist Tickets
on sale until June lu"thr.
Proportionately low rates to other
Points.
Vall particulars from your nearest Can-
adian Pacific Agent, or
A. H. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 Xing St, East, Toronto
urIA�WU TRUNK' •
SYS EM
Excursions
TO THE ....
CANADIAN as
NORTH — WEST
AT trOLLowING rtEn niN 1'ABI.7s 1
Winnipeg, Man.
Arcola, Assa
Binsenrth, Man
Elgin, Man
Estovan(os
t 1(*randView,Man ' $.
Q
Miniota, Assn ,
Moosoznin,,Assn
Swann River, Man
Wnska(a, Men f
Wa\vanesa, Mian
Mtoosejaw,Assaj
Regina Assa
Yorkton, Assn j '-
Prince Albert
flah,
3lacLeosd, Alba► $3t5
Calgary, Alba I
Red Deer, Aibal AAA.
Strathcona •,
Good goingJuno Ohl June 18th, Returning
Good withinoAO n17 4th, vmaliiddttot issue.
until
Sept. 8th, r905,
WHERE TO SPEND TfE SIMMER
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The famous Muskoka TAkos, Lake of Bays, NipainRraortLakes, the AnRiver rr'sehedly b*
Grand Trank Railway System. E{xce11(mt ho-
tel arrommodatlou, healthy climate, tlehin ,
rte. 77eexai'l 'tire Literaturn and all i nformet rem
front A gin*.
L. HAROLD, Allam,
Of Household
Treasures
there is nano nearer to the
heart of the housewife who takes
pride in her home than dainty
Chinaware, and we intend to
make this store a favorite spot
for odd pieces of Chinaware such
as you will not find outside the
cities. We aro re -arranging our
stook so as to accommodate the
new lines, of wllicil there aro
now three shipments to hand,
and we invite all the ladies of
Wingham and vicinity to see
what we have whether you aro in
the buying y g mood or not.
Cooper& Coo
WINGHAM. .
(Successors to Alex. Ross.)
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t e Si=ne & i n c e
The Mutual rife of Canada
None Safer Nono Better
are
Purely Canadian Stock Companies.
Rates adequate but not excessive.
Claims promptly settted.
ABNER COSENS.
"Silver Plate Mat Wears."
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THE PtATEM)1NUFAClU3
IN THE LA "Nu cWORD.
June Weddings
are numerous, and W. T. A.
Fishleigh has just what you
want in the above-mentioned
Silverware. We are giving
you a special 10 per cent, for
two weeks. Every article is
guaranteed. Inspect our stock.
No trouble to show goods.
Don't forget we have just
received a shipment of Blue
Flatne Wickless Coal Oil . and
Gasoline Stoves, to sell at
right prices.
FISHLEIGH'S HARDWARE STORE
Smith & Pethick's old stand.
SEE-
Oui-
new styles of cheap
and medium - priced
Bedfraom Suites
AND
Sideboards
Suits at $11.5o, $15.50'
and $24.00 are consid-
ered extra good value,
Some specials in Mat-
tresses & Wlre Springs.
BALL BR�S.9,
The People's Furniture Sion
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TELEPHONE 51
UNDERTAKING
BESIDENCn-PATRIett STREET
S. Gracey's termer resideneo,
where night cans will receive
ptnttel1 • on.
Ni
From ccotrc
to crust
The Market Bakery ,Bread is
perfection itself. White, light,
sweet centre; rich, brown, short
crust. Mixed, molded, baked
and delivered in just the way to
win your approval,
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ALL KINDS OF PASTRY
WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY
We have all the latest machin.
ery, and there is -no need of
sending to the city for your
bread or pastry.
D, LOUGHEED
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
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We have a large stock of all kinds
of Seeds, including:-
-SUGAR BEETS,
—MANGOLDS,
—TIMOTHY,
—TURNIPS,
—CLOVER, etc.
—LIGOWO.
—20TH CENTURY, and
—GOLDEN FLEECE SEED OATS,
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN
SEED.
See us before purchasing your
Seeds. We can satisfy you as to
price and quality.
Cassels & Carr,
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marvel of style, quality and cheapness.
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tit SIDEBOARDS ---The largest and best selected stock
of the latest designs and choicest woods in use in
the manufacture of up-io-date furniture.
p.
trrWe carry a complete line of all kinds of furniture.
WAIKER8iOS & BUTTON
rurniture and Undertaking.
• Fnrnitlure Store opposite the POItt Oftteta.
ANktialoma4.140A;
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