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' All our large and well - assorted stock of
Dress Goods go on sale Thursday morning,
June 5th, at 8 o'clock, at a Discount of
25 per cent. off the regular selling price.
This sale will be continued throughout the
0 month of June. Do not miss this golden
opportunity. T RADE TAKEN AS CASH.
We also give you the opportunity of purchas-
ing our stylish and up-to-date stock of Dress
Trimmings, consisting of Silk Medallions, Silk
Applique, Jets, Sequins, Gimps, Embroidered
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Medallions, Embroideries, etc., at greatly
reduced prices.
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Specials for this week only : $
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59 pairs odd lines of Shoes, worth from $1.50 to $3.00 per
pair, sale price • - - - - - 1.00
12 pieces new amines Prints, reg. 100 and 121ec, sale price .08
75 remnants of Dress Goods, ranging in prices from 50e to
Be sure and take advantage of these prices at
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TIIE WINrGIIA. t TIMES, JUNE 25, 1903
CHURCH NOTES.
The Manitoba and Northwest Metho-
dist Conference has adopted the recom-
mendation that after Next animal meet-
ing the Conference should be divided
into three Coufereucos: Manitoba, As-
siuiboia. and Alberta,
On Sunday next the 200th anniversary
of the birth of John Wesley will be hl-
ingly celebrated in all the Methodist
churches.. Rev. Finlay M. Smith, of
Kincardine will preach special sermons
in the Wingham Methodsst church in
connection with this anniversary.
Sautuel E. Beckett, a graduate of
Queen's University will conduct the
services in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday next. Mr. Hay, a graduate of
Knox College has occupied the pulpit for
the past two Suudays.
1)r. Ovens, of Loudon, Surgeon, Ocu-
list and Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, will be at Winghaut on Mon-
day, June 29th. Glasses properly flitted.
Office at Campbell's drug store, Wing -
ham.
Old Boys' Excursion Rates.
The following information ns to the
rates in connection with the Huron Old
Boys' excursion from Toronto to points
in this country may be of interest to
many of our readers:—To poiuts on the
Buffalo and Goderich branch the rate
will be $1.85 and return for Seaforh,
Clinton, Goderich and any iuterveniug
point, and therefore Goderich tickets
should be bought for any of these
stations. For the north section the rate
is $1.75 and return. Only Wiugham
tickets are issued, and passengers for
Ethel, Brussels and Bluevale will need
to procure Wingham tickets. Our read-
ers should make note of this and advise
their friends accordingly.
MINOR LOCALS. —Dr. J. S.Jerome ,wbo recently moved
to town from Blyth, has opened a dental
office iu the Gregory block, opposite the
Queen's hotel. His professional card
will be found in another column.
—The Western Foundry Co's works
have been closed down this week, owing
to some trouble with the workmen.
Ia the meantime some necessary addi-
tions and repairs are being made to the
plaut.
Dr. Butler, specialist in the diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested and glasses supplied. Office op-
posite St. Andrew's church, London,
Ontario.
—The Whitechurch Epworth League
have arranged to hold a garden paity on
the parsonage lawn iu that village on
the evening of July 1st. A good time
may be expected. See Whitechurch
correspondence and bills for particulars.
—The block in which Mr. C. Jerome,
formerly of Wingham was opening a
photograph gallery in Arthur, was
completely destroyed by fire on Sunday
evening. We understand that Mr.
Jerome saved nearly all of his effects.
—The regular meeting of Court Mait-
land, Canadian Order of Foresters, will
be held on Friday evening of this week.
There should be a large attendance of
the members, to hear the report of the
delegates to High Court, which will like-
ly be given at this meeting.
—School closes to-morrow(Friday) for
the summer holidays.
—The brick work on the new Holmes
block is just about completed.
—A number of new names have been
added to the Timms subscription list
during the past week.
—The railways announce single fare
rates for return trip good for three days,
over Dominion Day.
—Mr. A. S. Strome has sold his bush
in Turnberry and what logs he had cut
to Mr. Edwards of Belmore.
—Lncknow won from Listowel in a
game of lacrosse on Eriday evening last
by a score of 15 to 2.
—Wingham lacrosse club will play
their next schedule game in District No
4 with Lncknow on Friday, July 3rd.
—The Government Inspector has been
in Wingham this week inspecting .the
electric light meters.
—Mr. F. G. Sparlinghas just received
a car load of salt. Now is the chance
for the farmers to secure salt.
—It is said that Rev. H. T. Crossley,
the evangelist, lost his savings in the
Atlas Loan Company, of St. Thomas.
—The report of the annual Sunday
School and Christian Endeavor conven-
tion has been condensed owing to lack of
space.
—Read the report of the anneal meet-
ing of the West Huron Farmers'Institute
to be found in another column of this
issue.
—Miss Maggie `Stewart met with a
painful accident on Sunday evening in
falling part way down stairs and break-
ing her arm.
—Writing on the entrance examina-
tion is being held in Wingham school
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week.
—A number of the neighboring towns
have organized golf clubs, and aro play-
ing that fashionable game this season.
Why not Wingham?
—By the removal of a useless tree and
the levelling up of the grounds, the Bap-
tist church property now presents a
much more respectable and attractive
appearance.
What 255c buys
THIS WEEK
G pounds Rice or Tapioca
6 bars Comfort or Surprise Soap
4 pounds of Laundry Starch
G cans Sardines
2 cans Best Salmon
3 packages Best Jelly Powder
1 pound 35e Japan Tea
2 bottles of 15c Pickles
2 pounds of Fancy Biscuits
0 pounds of Barley
2 dozen good Lemons
2 packages of Force
2 pounds Evaporated Peaches
3 cans Corn Peas, Beans or pumpkin
8 pounds beet Rolled Oats
Tudhope's
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and Grockery Store
Prompt Denten/
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DOG,
Strayed from lot
255th, a small sized
were to the name•,'•
a rig to Lutkuuw a
on above date. Any
biving information a
ge rewarded.
con. 3, Morris, on MEW
lack and tan dog who tuts -
port." mho clog followed
ad was seen in that town
person returning dog or
to its whereabouts will
RoutiursoN,
Belgrave P. O.
Miss Laurine Agusta Kaiser
(SOPRANO)
TEACHER OF VOICE AND PIANO.
°Emm T—Oar of Durham cement just
arrived. Parties who intoud using
cement soon will do the wise act if they
buy it vow, as cement will likely ad-
vance in price before long. We are also
agents for Hanover cement.
. A. YOUNG & S0N.
CONCERT ENGAGEMENTS ACCEPTED,
Residenen II. B. Elliott, Frances St., Wingham
C. J. MAGI7IR1
ACCOUNTANT, -REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
Accounts, Rents and Notes Collected. Con-
veyancing done.
OFFICE—In Vanstnne &Leek,
Open Saturday nights from 7 to 0 o'clock.
THOMAS HOLMES & SON
New School Regulations.
The committee of the Ontario Educa-
tional Association, which met in Toron-
to to consider the new regulations of the
education department, suggested by the
ministers. indorsed the proposal to take
Latin from the compulsory list, and to
give options iu French or other lang-
uages in its place. It recommends, how-
ever, that where another language is
taken, candidates shall be required to
get 50 per cent. The. committee made
the further recommendation that busi-
ness practice, commercial law and com-
mercial arithmetic be added to the sub-
jects in the commercial course. The
new regulations probably will .come in-
to force in the autumn.
BANKERS, Etc.
Marriage Licenses issued. No witnesses re-
quired,
Money 4 per eent. large amounts; smaller in
proportion. Easiest terms.
RICHARD HOLMES
BARR1s1ER AT LAW, SOLICITOR,
NOTARY PUBLIC, &C., &o.
Ofllee—Next to Hobnes Block now building.
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BAiein—On June 10th, in Grey, the wife of
Peter Baker; n son.
GROVES—In Lower Wingham. on Juno 22nd,
the wife of Thos Groves; a daughter.
!HARRIED
hermr—GI890N—At the residence of the
bride's mother, Mrs. Hueston Gibson, Shuter
street, on June 24th, by Rev. Richard Hobbs,
Mr. John Helm to Miss Sarah Gibson, both of
Wingham.
SMITH—DODDS—A the residence of Mrs. Peter
Dodds, mother of the bride, on Juno 10th, by
Bev. N. Shay, Mr. John A. Smith, to Mary
Beattie Dodds, both of McKillop.
DIED
MAXWELL—In Morris, on June 24th, James
Maxwell. aged 45 years and 1 month,
Funeral will leave his late residence,Bluevale
road on Friday, 20th inst. at 3.30 p. m. for the
Wingham cemetery.
WutanT—ln Turnberry, on June Nth, John
F..Wright, second son of Frank Wright, 'aged
21 years and 8 months.
HACKETT—In Ashfield, on June 1701, Andrew
Hackett, brother of Mr. Chas.Barber,W ingham,
aged. 47 years, 5 months.
GRAY—In Hullett, ou June 15th, Mr. Stephen
Gray, aged 78 years.
Nrcaor.—In Morris, on Jane 13th, Margaret
Thompson, wife of Alex. Nichol, in her 00th
year.
G1w,IES—In Kinloss, on :June 10th, Mrs. Gil-
lies, widow of the late Jno. Gillies, aged 28
MONEY TO Lou .—Money to loan on years.
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 Block, Wing -
ham Roar. Molxnoo.
PERSONALS.
Mr. Chas. Deans, of Palmerston is
visiting at his home in town.
Mrs. Robt. Mclndoo is visitin°g with
friends in Ingersoll, Woodstock and
Brantford.
Mr. Roy Mason, of Drayton, has taken
a position in the Union furniture fac-
tory.
Miss Ella Deans returned home on
Monday after a visit with friends and
relatives in Goderich.
Mrs. R. Drake, of London, returned
home on Wednesday
after a visit with
Wingham and Teeswater friends.
Mr. R. A. Kerr, mining engineer, is
spending a few weeks with his wife and
family in town.
Mr. Wm. Nicholson is attending the
annual Grand Camp meetingof the Sons
of Scotland in Brantford this week.
Miss Hillhouse of Wingham with a
friend Came up on the excursion train
on Friday last and stayed over here un -
Monday the guests of Miss Hillhouse's
sister, Mrs. S. N. Dlilligan.—Hepworth
Journal.
Among those who attended the Sunday
School and Christian Endeavor Conven-
tion at Blyth on Thursday and Friday
last were Dr. Towler, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Park and Messrs. W. T, Hall and W.
Thompson.
Messrrt. Walter, Frank and Ernest
Risdon, of Detroit, former well-known
Wingham boys were calling on Wing -
ham friends for a few days during the
week. The boys have been residing in
Detroit for twelve years.
Rev. 11. Priest, a pastor of Wingham
Baptist church some fourteen years ago
and now a missionary in Tnni, India, has
in company with his wife and child been
'visiting In "Wingham. Mr. Priest con-
ducted the services in the.Baptist church
on Sunday last.
Mr, Thos. S. Humphries, of Oshawa,
a former resident of Wingham was re.
in Own n for a
newngaci olde naintanees t w1
few days this week, Mr. Humphries
loft Wingham elegen years ago and this
is his first visit to town in that time.
lie says ha sees many improvements in
'Wingham and would hardly know the
town front what it Wats eleven years ago.
O'LAUaBLIN—In West Wnwanosh, on June
13th, Wm. O'Laughlin, aged 28 years.
Burroy—In Hullett, on Tune llth. John
Button, aged 57 years and 8 months.
BRINE—In Harpurhey, on ane Oth, Joseph
Brine, aged 84 years.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School House. Shop op-
posite Macdonald block.
ejS. JEROME, L. D. S.
Bas a new meth, for ' . finless
extraction. No c, ain
Special attenti
teeth.
Moderate price. , and all work guaranteed.
Ooricu—In Gregory block, opposite Queen's
hotel.
COMING! C'MIN•l CBall"'71
T. P. SMITH, s 0 EYE SPECIALIST
Graduate New Yor, hiladelphia, and Toronto
Optical Colleges.
Call early and avail yourself of
valuable services, as this is arae
opportunity to have your eyes proper-
ly tested, free of charge. No guesi
work but a scientific certainty. Di di.
cult cases accurately fitted. A11
WORK GUARANTEED.
J§T•I never cn11 at private bonne: -
He has also added a large assortment of
artificial eyes to his stock. Will be at
the care of cnildren's
LIQUOR AND TOBACCO HABITS
A. McTAt>GART, M. D., C. ri.,
7a Young Street, Toronto.
References as to Dr. McTaggart's profession-
al standing and personal integrity permitted
by:
Sir W. R. Meredith, Chief Justice.
Hon. G. W. Ross, Premier of Ontario.
Rev. John Potts, D. D. Victoria College.
Rev. William Caven. D. D., Knox College.
Rev. Father Teefy, President of St. Michael's
College, Toronto.
Right Rev. A. Sweatman, Bishop of Toronto
Dr. McTaggart's vegetable remedies for the
liquor and tobacco habits are healthful safe,
inexpensive home treatments. No hypodermic
injections; no publicity: no loss of tiime from
business, and n certainty of cure. Consult-
ation or correspondence invited.
Golin A, Campbell's Drug Store
WINGHAM
ONE DAY ONLY
Thursday, July 16, '03
AUCTION SALE OF
YALUABLETO`' N PROPERTY
There will be offere
AUCTION at the Mar
of Wingham in the 0
A. Currie, Auctioneer
day of July, A. D., 1
afternoon, the folio
viz:—
Lot
Lot number six on
John and Centre stre
ditional Survey in tl
containing one quer
oeless.
On this property i
church, formerly o
tional Church of Wi
cellently situated f
TERMS OF SAL
chase money on th
balance within ten
purchase will be c
en; the property w
reserved price; all
of the sale will
of the High Court
TOW HAL
INGHAM
ONE tGHT OF FUN
Saturday Eve June 27
The best
loshu
of all Rural Plays
Produced wit
wonderfu
See the won
Hear the fa
Orchestra.
Watch for th
ade at 4 P.M.
SECURE
kr DOC1GLA
Simpkins'
special scenery and
mechanical effects.
erfnl Saw Mill Scene.
ons dosling Simpkins
Bnrleggne Band Par -
ore inn than a circus.
EATS EARLY
' DRUG STORE.
for sale by PUBLIC
Market Square in the Town
tnty of Huron, by W.
n Thursday,the second
3, at 2 o'clock in tlto
ng valuable property,
to North East corner of
is in the Government Ad;
said Town of Wingham,
r of an acro of land more
situated a large, brick
cupied by the Congrega-
ham. and the lot is ex-
uilding purposes.
—Ten per cent of the pur-
day of the sale and the
ays thereafter when the
repleted and possession giv-
11 be offered subject to a
titer terns and conditions
e the standing conditions
f Justice.
R. VANSTONE,
Vendor's Solicitor
Binder Twine
WILL be Sold at to Kinston Penitentiary
to farmers at the following prices per
pound, f, o. b. Kingst nt.—
Pare Manila, 600 ft. o the lb .........10?'c.
Kingston Special, 5a ft. to the lb,. •-. 9;4c.
xeo. per ib. less on t lots.
'1?erms cash with tit order.
Address all coinmun cations to the Warden
of the Kingston Penit ntiary, Kingston, Ont.
Papers inserting thi . notice without authori-
ty trom the Kings - nter will not be paid.
therefor.
J. M. PLATT,
Warden:
Kingston, June 5th, 1903.
Rest
a while
each warm day in one
of our comfortable Ham-
mocks. If you have not
already secured one we
shall be pleased to supply
you. You can get a nice
one, full color, full size,
complete with pillow and
stretcher for $2.00. Better
ones $2.5o, $3 and $4 50.
Keep Goo!
by using the breezy fans
such as we sell. Palm
leaves at 5c and 2 for 5c.
Dainty little fans for house
use at 5c, los, 15c, 25c.
Silk Gauze Fans at 5oc,
75c and $1.25.
FOR 'SUMMER
READING
we have the latest
works of fiction in paper
and cloth binding. "Wee
McGtegor " cost but 25,c
in paper ; 5oc in cloth.
Cooper & Co.
SEEDS W 1903
We !lave a large stock of all hinds
of Seeds, including;—
—SUGAR BEETS,
-,-MANGOLDS,
—TIMOTHY,
--TURNIPS,
CLO' ER, etc.
WINGHAM.
(Successors to Alex. Ross.)
Life Assurance
CEMENT WORKS.
The Mutual rife of Canada
None Safer None Better
Fire Insurance
Purely Canadian Stock Companies.
Rates adequate but not excessive.
Claims promptly settted.
ABNER COSENS.
—LIGOWO.
—20TH CENTURY, and
—GOLDEN FLEECE SEED OATS
ALIT' KINDS OE GARDEN
SEED.
I am prepared to execute all orders for
cement work of every description, ere tion,
in-
cluding
silos, sidewalks, stable floors,
foundations, etc. I ha''ve every facility
necessary and can do the work right.
All work guaranteed. Prices and terms
reasonable. Cement for sale.
CHARLES BARBER,
WINGHAM.
STRAWBERRIES
BLUEVALE
FLOUR MILLS.
See us before purchasing your
Seeds, We can satisfy you as to
price and quality.
Cassels & Carr.
Our new styles of cheap
and medium - priced.
B000Suitos
AND.
Sideboards
Suits at $11.5o, $15,50
and $24.0o are consid-
ered extra good value.
Some specials in Mat-
tresses & Wlre Springs.
BALL, BROS.,
The People's Furniture Store.;y
TELEPHONE 51
UNDERTAKING
RESIDENCE—PATRICK STREET
S. Gracey's termer residence, ,
where night calls will receive
prompt attention.
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HESE MILLS have recently un-
dergone extensive improvements.
The latest improved machinery has been
put in and a new steam plant added, so
that the public can depend on an up -to.
date service.
Chopping done 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.
J. W. WARDER
Proprietor Blnevale Flour Mills.
LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR
Fresh Home - Grown Berries
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(Button Block), where you will find a large and I <-
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4543.70—Wingham to Nelson, Robson,
Trail, Roseland, Greenwood, Midway,
Vancouver, Victoria, New Westminster,
m Wash.; Port-
io and Tacoma, II,C.; Seattle , >
land, Ore.
541.20—Wingham to Spokane, Wash,
$40.70-Wingllam to Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Colo ; Pocatello, Idaho;
Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah; Helena, Ilutte,
Anaconda, Missovea, 'Kalispell, Mont.
One-way Second -Class
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Colonist Tickets
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ou sale until June 15th.
Proportionately low rates to other
Points.
1H'u11 particulars from your nearest Can.
adlan Pacific Agent, or
A. 11. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 King St. East, Toronto
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BIG SWEET BRUMES for table
use, and
GOOD FIRM BERRIES for pre.
serving ---a11 .delivered fresh
from the garden to the cull.
tomer.
Leave orders early..
i'ernis tasil
GRAND TRUNKSYsE
DOMINION DAY
Return tickets will be issued at
Single First Class Fare
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between all statiohs in Canada, also to Buffalo,
Suimension Bridge N. Y. Detroit, Pt. Huron,
Mi. etc.
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Valid returning fr my d dnestination en 'or before
.InlExcursions to Canadian North
West
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August lath. Good going July 4th, valid for
return until September 8th.
Summer Resorts
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The famous Maskoka Lakes Lake of Bays,
Georgian Ba Lake Niptssing Ifawart
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Trunk are noted
Bay, the Grand
rraw;hed r,
tar their excellent and healthy climate, up•to•
date hotels, tine fishing (Season for Bass and
Maakinonge fishing is now open.)
For tickets, information and desert live
literature of Highlands of Ontario, apply to.
I, HAROLD, Agent, Wingham.
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of the latest designs and choicest woods in use in 1
the manufacture of up-to-date furniture.
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WALKER BROSw & BUTTON
Furniture and Undertaking.
The Furniture Store opposite the Net Office.
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