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Readytowear Goods
A lot of fine white linen Shirt Waists, em-
broidered fronts, tucked fronts, trimmed with
medallions, finest qualities, perfect fitting, and
the 1. test styles. Prices reduced away down.
FANCY COLLARS— '
Special lots of beautiful Applique Collars, Silk
Collars, Wash Collars, etc , a splendid as -
from 25c to 75c each.
sortment,
Another shipment of Gilbert's celebrated
spun glass or Oriental linings in black and. colors
One lot of Japan Silk, pure silk, all shades,
.25
special at, per yard
f o ends of this season's
regular 25c., special
5 dozen Ribbed Cotton
25c a pair, special,
Mullins, new patterns,
per 'yard - .19
Hose, regular 15c to
2 pairs for .25
There are still some of those $r oo Shoes
left. Don't miss this snap.
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• Highest prices paid for Butter and Eggs at
RiTCHIE & CAMPBELL'S. $
4N0"btitSvc 114,6, 6iifrmiclt"Arlt lifie tv 'litil'♦/8ir
NQ Harvest Excursion.
It is said that there will be no harvest
excursions to the Northwest this year.
Hitherto the Manitoba government has
interested itself in these excursions, but
the Deputy Minister of Agriculture for
the province, has recently announced
that 1►Tanitoba will not need auy outside
help for this year's harvest, As a platter
of fact labor is more abundant in the
west at the present time than in Ontario,
Meehanles and laborers of all kinds have
been pouring into the West from all
quarters for months past, with the result
that the supply is greater than the de-
mand, If the crop should turn, mit to
be unusually heavy, there may be still a
scarcity of labor but at the present
time this ie not looked for.
MINOR LOCALS.
—40 cents pays for the Trues till Jan-
uary 1st, 1904.
Tlari;e:,:; .iu Weekly Globe till Janu-
ary 1st, 1904 for 70 cents.
—Weekly Mail and Empire and TRIES
till January lst, 1904 for 70 cents.
—Regular meeting of the Town Cou
nil will be held on Monday eveningnea
—Mr. W. F. Vanstone shipped hogs
to Toronto on Monday.
---The lawyers of town will close their
ofitees every afternoon at d o'clock and
•ton Saturday at 2 p. m.
' —The Gorrie Vidette is not being
issued this week. Tho staff taking the
usual holiday.
• Ironer —A satisfactory sale of bnsi-
• i ess or property certain, if listed with
C. S. 1WAcrutR, Real Estate Agent.
—'The Traits and Family Herald and
Star till January 1st, 1904 for 70 cents
Also two handsome premium pictures.
Subscribe now.
The Listowel races were postponed
until Friday and Satnrday on account of
wet weather. A number of W inghaln-
ites attended the races.
—The Wingham school closed o
Friday for the holidays and will re -op
.+Oik Monday, Sept. 7th. Rural schools
closed on Tuesday and will re open on
Monday, Aug. 17th.
—G. W. Ames who has conducted a
private bank in Wiarton for 20 years,
has decided to -retire from banking and
has sold his business to the Bank of Com-
merce.
—The Thies this week was printed on
Tuesday evening in place of Wednesday
evening in. order that the members of
the staff may take advantage of the Do-
minion Day holiday.
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25c1.
—The Wingham band has been engag-
ed to go to Blyth for tine Orange demon-
stration of July 13th.
—Neat awniugs have been put on the
windows of the west side of the Bank of
Hamilton building.
Died at Hensall.
Mrs. Jas, Murray, mother or Mr.John
Murray, of Dundas, a formerWinghani-
ite, died at Hensel]. ou Monday of last
week. Deceased was born in Scotland
70 years ago and carne to Canada iu
1845 and was married to her now bereav-
ed husband iu 1849, being married for
33 years. She resided on a farm on the
London road for a number of years and
9 years ago :moved to 'Jewell. Mrs.
Murray* was an estimable woman of
quiet retiring disposition greatly beloved
by the individual members of her fain•
ily and, respected by the circle of her
acquaintance. She was a member of
Carmel Presbyterian church and took a
deep interest in everything pertaining to
its growth and prosperity.
0 J. MAGUIR l
ACCOUNTANT, REAI ESTATE,
INSURANCE AIID LOAN AGENT,
Summer Offers.
In order that we may add a large
number of new names to our subscrip-
tiou list we have made special summer
clubbing rates. These rates are low and
new subscribers should not be slow iu
accepting them. For the small suns of
70c we will send either the Weekly Globe,
Family Herald and Star or Weekly Mail
and Empire together with the TIMES to
any address until January 1st, 1904, or
the Times alone for 400. Handsome
premium pictures aro sent with the
Family Herald and Star and Weekly
Mail and Empire. Subscribe now and
get the full benefit of •this rate. This
offer is withdrawn after 15th July.
--On Wednesday last A. W. Webster
remember the mem
TIMES
ed t] bees of the .ilas>;s
staff in presenting them with straw-
berries. The gift was appreciaied and
we certify that the berries were good.
—Miss Kato Gandy, prior to leave
Strathroy for Wingham, was presented
with a silk umbrella, mounted with
pearl and silver, by the menibors of the
Mission Baud and her S. S. class.
—The last of the home seekers' excur-
sions to'the Northwest will be -run on
Saturday of this week. We understand
that a number of people will leave
.Wingham to visit at different points in
the West.
—Regular semi•monthy meeting of
Camp Caledonia, Sorts of Scotland on
Monday evening next. Members are re-
quested to attend as Mr. Nicholson, del-
egate to Grand Camp will giys his re-
port.
—J. Button & Co., the new shoe
merchants in the Button block have
placed two neat tie posts in front of their.
store. The tops of the posts are imita-
tions of shoes. They make a good sign
as well as a tie post.
Buys some `Eery choice China
on Saturday. We have our
window filled with it.
----CUP's, SAUCERS AND PLATES
—CAKE PLATES
--SALAD BOWLS
—VASES
--SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS
and many other artielcs
Nothing sold out of window
until Saturday morning. First
come, first served.
You know we have the rep-
utation of having everything
new and up-to-date. This is
more evidence of it.
Our Dinner and Toilet ware
beats anything in town.
Compare prices and quality
and you will buy at
Tudhope's
and GroGkery Store
Quick Delivery
—The "Joshua Simpkins" comedy
company appeared in the opera house on,
Saturday evening to a rather stun audi-
euce. The company put on a good show
and have a good band. Saturday night
is a bad night for a show to come to
Wingham.
—Chas. Green, who left with his
fatally on Monday for Wingham, was
presented by his brethren of the I. O. O.
F. with a handsome mantle clock in re•
cognition of his assistance to Oddfellow-
ship in Chesley in various offices iu the
lodge.—Chesley Enterprise.
—The funeral of the late James Max-
well to the Wingham cemetery on Fri-
day afternoru last was very largely
attended, showing the high esteem in
which deceased was held. The services
at the house and grave were conducted
by Rev. F. Swann, of Binevale.
—License Inspector Paisley visited
Goderich recently and five of the hotel
keepers were fined for selling liquor on
Saturday night and Sunday. All of
the Listowel hotel keepers were also
recently fined '20 and costs each for
selling liquor on Sunday.
—Friday last was the day of the
annual excursion on the W.G. & B. line
of the G. T. R. to the Model Farm at
Guelph. The day was all that
could be desired and the excursion was
Very liberally patronized. One hundred
and thirty-nine tickets were sold at
Wingham.
Amounts, Rents and Notes Colleeteti. Con-
veyancing done.
OFFICE—In Vatistono Block.
Olsen Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'elock.
THOMAS HOLMES & SON
BANKERS, Etc.
Marriage License, i'sued. No witnesses re-
quired.
nosey 4 per cont large amounts; smaller in
proportion. Easiest terns.
RICHARD HOLMES
BARRis1ER Ar Lnw, Somerton,
NOTApr Priam, &o., Soo.
Of:lee—Next to Holmes Block now building.
r inarea1 COMINOs COn nese
T. P. SMITH, SCIENTIFIC EYE SPECIALIST
Cradaate New York, Philadelphia, and Toronto
Optical Colleges.
Call early and avail yourself of lti
valuable services, as this is a rare
opportunity to have your eyes proper -
'y tested, free of charge. No guess
work but a scientific certainty. Diffi-
cult cases accurately fitted. ALL
;NOUN. GUARANTEED.
• ,rdr1 Never ear} sit private houses.
Ile has also added a large assortment of
artificial eyes to his stock. Will be at
Golan A. Campbell's Drug Store
Here's to Dad.
We happened in a home the other
eight, and over the parlor door saw the
legend worked in letters of red, "What
is Home without a mother?" Across:
the room was another brief, "God Bless
Our Home !" Now, what's the matter
with, "God Bless Our Dad?" He gets
up early, lights the fire, boils an egg,
grabs his dinner pail and wipes off the
dew of the dawn with this boots while
many a mother is sleeping. He makes
the weekly handout for the butcher,
the grocer, the milkman and baker and
his litttle pile is badly worn before he
has been home an hour. He stands off
the bailiff and keeps the rent paid up.
If there is noise in the night,dad 1s kick-
ed in the back and made to go down-
stairs to fiud the burglar and kill him.
Mother darns the socks, but dad bought
the socks in the first place and the yard
afterwards. Mother does up the fruit;
well, dad bought it all the jar`s and sugar
cost like the mischief. Dad buys chickens
for the Sunday dinner, carves them
himself and draws the neck from the
ruins after , every one else is served.
"What is Horne Without a Mother?"
Yes, that is all right, but what is Home
without a father? Ten chances to one
it is boarding house; father is under a
slab and the landlady is a widow. Dad
here's to you? You have got your faults
—you may have lots of them, but you're
all right, and we will miss you when
you're gone. Ex.
—Mr. Rich. Armstrong of Josephine
Street north has one of the best kept
gardens in Wingham, and he can carry
Off the prize for early vegetables. On
Friday last he dug new potatoes and
picked green garden pear, and other
vegetables are equally early. Mr.
Armstrong has the editor's thanks for a
fine mess of new patotoes.
WINGHAM
ONE DAY ONLY
Thursday, July 16, '03
AUCTION . ALE OF •
VALUABLETO N PROPERTY
There will be offcre for sale by PUBLIC
AUCTION at the marl ,t Square in the Town
of Wingham in the Co ntv of Huron, by W.
A. Carrie, Auctioneer. n Tltursday,the second
day of July, A, D., 1^ 3, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, the follow ng valuable property,
viz :—
Lot number six on tl a North East corner of
John and Centre stree • ut the Governtnent Ad
ditional Survey in the aid Town of Wingham,
containing one quarte of an acre. of land more
or less.
On this property is ituated a lar e, brick
church, formerly ma tpied by the Congregu-
tionai Church of Win hunt, and the lot is ex-
cellently situated for uilding purposes.
TERMS OP SALE Ten per cent of tho pur-
chase stoney on the c syof the sale and the
balance within ten di ys thereafter when the
purchase will be con 'toted and possession giv-
en; the pronerty will be offered subject to a
reserved price; all otl r terms and conditions
of the sale will be ' lie standing conditions
of the High Court of istice.
ii. v.sasTo ns,
Vendor's Solicitor
BORN.
NETHERY—In 1 Morris, on June 0th, thew wife
of Mr. John Nethery, a daughter.
ENoit:—In Grey, on June 13th, the wife of
Conrad Engle. a son.
Ross—In Morris, on Juno 15th, the wife of
Peter Ross, a son.
LowaY—In Brussels, June 24th, the wife of
Alf. Lowry, a son.
WEssTEtt—In Kinloss, en June 21st, the wife
of Robert Webster, a son.
1EA1tEI 2D
WHEEaxn—LIVrNGSToN—In Detroit, on June
I2nd, by Rev. Dr. Jennings, Mr. Alton Wheeler,
druggist, of Detroit to bliss Bessie Livingston,
daugnter of Mr, an( Mrs. Duncan Livingston.
DIEM
Reign.—In Wingham, on June BOth, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fisher, aged 22 days.
MaLaotof—In Dungannon, on June 21st,
Ann Jane, beloved 'wife of Wm. Mallough, sr.,
aged so years, 7 months, 0 days.
LIQUOR AND TOBACCO HABITS
A. 1icTAl;,GAHT, M. D., C. AL,
75 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,Prcnticr of Ontario.
Rev. John Potts, D. D. Victoria College.
=Rev. William Caren. D. D., linos College.
Bev- Father Teofy, President of St. Michael's
Cone•*e, Toronto.
Rig?it tiiev. 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 tante from
business, and a certainty of cure. Consult-
ation or correspondence invited,
STRAWBERRIES
LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR
Fresh Home - Grown Berries
WITH
A. W. WEBSTER
See our
bargain day
Announcement
next week
Cooper & Co.
WINGI-IAM.
(Successors to Alex. Ross.)
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Life Assurance
BIG SWEET BERRIES for table
use, and
GOOD FIRM BERRIES for pre-
serving—all delivered fresh
from the garden to the ens.
lo tomer.
Leave orders early. Terms Cash
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINDHAM.
Night calls at Button Block or Fifth
door south of School Hone:. Shop op- 1
posite Macdonald block.
NOTICE OF LOSING.
WE the unders gned •rawyers of Wingham
agree to c e,Our olYlces during tho
months of July n d August as follows :—On
Saturdays at 2 p.m d on Other days at 4 p.m.
A notice et this to ppear in both local news.
Papers.
R. VANSTONE, J. A. MORTON,
DICKINSON &'ROLM%
I10LM 8, CLARSI•.' Se 110LMES.
YT S. 71tROME, L. D. 8.
Reil a new method for painless
extraction. No cocaine.
8Uecial attention to the eare of enildren's
teeth.
Ifoderate prices, and all work guaranteed.
orrice --in Gregory block, opposite Queen's
hotel.
From centre
to crus
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.
ALL KINDS OF PASTRY
WEDDING CAKES A SRECIAI.TY
We have all the latest machin-
ery, and there is no need of
sending to the city for your
bread or pastry.
D. LOUD HEE:D
opposite Presbyterian Church.
The Mutual fife of Canada
None Safer None Better
Fire Insurance
Purely Canadian Stock Companies.
notexcessive.
nate but
Rates adequate
Claims promptly settted. .
ABNER. COSENS.
SEEDS LL 1903'
We have a large stock of all kinds
of Seeds, iucillfling;
—SUGAR BEETS,
—MANGOLDS,
—TIMOTHY,
—TURNIPS,
--CLOVER, eto,
BLUEVALE
FLOUR MILLS.
—LIGOWO.
-20TH CENTURY, and
—GOLDEN FLEEOESEED OATS
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN
SEED.
See us before purchasing your
Seeds. We can satisfy you as to
price and quality.
Our new styles of cheap.
'.and medium, - priced
Bedroom Suites
ANA
Sideboards
Suits at $ 11.5o, $15.5o'
and $24.00 are consid-
ered extra good value.
Some specials in Mat-
tresses & Wire Springs.
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The People's Furniture Store`
TELEPHONE .51
UNDERTAKING
Cassols & Garr,IZh:SibENCE—PATRICK STREET S. Geracey's tormer residence,
whero mglit calls will receive .,
prompt attention.
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HESE MILLS have recently un-
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The latest improved machinery has been
put in and a new steam plaut added, so
that the public can depend en an up -to.
date service.
IClopping done every (Lay I
A. full stock of Flour and Feed on sale
at the store next door to MacMath's
harness shop, Wingham, under the man--
agement
an=agement of Mr. R. J. Tindall. A share
of the public patronage solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
S. W. WARDER
Proprietor Bluevale Flour Mills e
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$43.70—Wingltani to Nelson, Robson,
Trail, Rossland, Greenwood, Midway,
Vancouver, Victoria, New Westminster,
B.C.• Seattletle
and Tacoma, Wash.;
Port-
land,
Ore.
$41.20—Wingham to Spokane, Wash.
1840.70•-Winghant to Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Colo ; Pocatello, Idaho;
Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah; Helena, Butte,
Anaconda, Missovea, Kalispell, Droit.
One-way Second -Class Colonist Tickets
on sale until Juno lath.
Proportionately low rates to other
Points.
Pull particulars fromyour nearest Can-
adian Pacific .Agent, or
A. H. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 Ring St. East, Toronto
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
Popular Tourist Resorts
Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays,
Kawartha Lakes, Georgian Bay,
Orillis, Magnetewan River
Jackson's Point, Collingwood.
Excellent train service making direct con•
nett ion for all ports on Muskoka Lakes.
Special Excursion
To . Canadian North-West.
Tickets will be issued at redtised rates, good
goingtg July
S- 4t , validd to return up to and in908.
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Reduced Rates are
In effect
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Mut C. E. Convention, t etivor, Col., July 9th
to 18th. Tickets will be issued good ]doing July
6th, 7th and 8th valid for return arriving at
deati8wtion on or before Auguet 81st, 1900.
14. E. A. Convention, Boston, duly 8th to 1Oth.
Tickets good going duly 2nd to 6th inclusive,
valid for return leaving Soston on Or before
July 12th.
i'or tickets information and descriptive
literature Of Highlands of Ontario, apply to,
L. ItAI1ot1), Agent, 1;1/Ingham,
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Is one thing we have the lead in. Our assort-
ment of wood seat and leather seat diners is a
marvel of style, quality and cheapness.
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EXTENSION TABLES in great variety,'
SIDEBOARDS--rThe largest and best selected stock 11
.. of the latest designs and choicest woods in use in
the manufacture of up-to-date furniture.
'W e carry a complete line of all kinds of .furniture.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON id.
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and Ug.
EThe Parniture Store opposite the Post Wee.
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