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THE WI -NMI TIMES, SEPTEMBER 3, 1903
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RITCHIE 81 CAMPBELL. •
Bargain Day
Every Saturday will be Bargain Day at our
store for the next season, commencing
SATURDAY, SEPTEM1;ER 5T11
• On our First Bargain Day we will give you
the following extra values :
4 pieces of extra Milton Dress Goods,
• colors red, green, grey and black,
regular 3oc and 35c, for - - .25
10 pieces Wrapperette, suitable for
Dressing Sacks, Waists, Wrappers,
etc., regular 121c and 15c, for - .10
5 pieces Flannelette, 30-i11. wide, at .05
6 pieces Linen. Towelling,
roc and I 2;,;C, for
2 cans Maple Leaf Salmon for
regular
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We are showing a very large stock of new
Fall Dress Goods, Trimmings, Mantles,
Furs, etc., etc.
Highest prices paid for Butter,
Poultry. •
Eggs and
RITCHIE & CAMPBELL. ��rr
•--Harriston. High School was des
troyed by fire on Tuesday nloruing.
•-Mr. John Taylor is having a stable
erected at the rear of hie butcher shop.
-The trains from Toronto have been
late every day trots 'week, and this will
likely be in order until the close of the
fair..
-Those wishing to secure couveyauce
to the. Maecabee picnic at Teeswater will
call at J. Button d; Co's shoe store, or at
Seli's barber shop.
-The railways aro offeriug single fare
rates for the Labor Day holiday, good
going on September 5th mud i th, good to
return on September Stl1.
-Mr. A. E. Stewart, representing the
Seaforth Milliug Co. is now in Wingham
and is prepared to pay the highest mar-
ket price for all kinds of grain delivered
at Gregory's storehouse,
-Mr. H. Rutliven McDonald,tho well-
known singer who is to be iu Wingham
on both the evenings of the fall fair is
now filling a three weeks' engagement
at De Funiak Springs, Florida.
-The Street Committee are doing a
wise piece of work in having a good
coat of gravel placed on a number of the
back streets, These streets were badly
in need of the gravel.
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whistle, his cheerful disposition,
IS and every business man is glad
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• way to and from school, chatting 4.
• and whistling away the happiest •: ` -The annual fall fair of the East Wa
• - days of their life. ;, i wanosh Agricultural Society will be held
It is our business to help the •r' I at Belgrave on Wednesday, Sept. 23rd.
4. scholars make school days pleas- -The TIMES this week received a corn-
* • ant and profitable by securing .;
• books and helps of all kinds, and 4. 1 plimentary ticket to the Harvest Festi-
4 also the most attractive supplies 1 val to be held in Formosa on Tuesday,
we can secure. Sept. Sth.
eas Just how well we Have sue- !
WANTED -Good strong young men, to
ceedod may be seen by our shelves learn the moulding and stove-mountingand counters. 'iy. trades. Apply at once,
We claim to be in a better 4. THE WESTERN FOUNDRY CO.,
• position to supply your wants t j Wiugham.
than other stores.
Try us and see. ,. ; -The next regular meeting of Camp
Strong manilla book covers ,'f1, 1 Caledonia, Sons of Scotland, will be held
esi 'free with all school books. . on Monday evening next. All members
- - .1. are requested to attend.
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Ca uo--Iu Morris, on Angled 24th, the Wife
of Wm. Craig; of a Son,
Hove -In Iiullett, on August 25th, the wife of
iltr. Wm, Hoye; of a daughter.
S1tolimar:Eft-Ill Morris, on August 24th, the
wife of John Shortreed, jr. ; of a daughter.
RoEvrac-In Howiek, 011 August 20, the wife
of Conrad Roeder, a daughter.
TOuNSTON-In Howiek, o11 August 23rd, the
wife of A. Johnston: a daughter.
HOi.T--In Grey. on August 2.2, the wife of
Wm. Holt: a daughter.
Ontintsoea-In Teeswater, on August 20, the
wife of Jos, ()theism.; a daughter.
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111CI)ONAI.n--COIJJNi, At the residence of
Mr. T. T. McDonald, Winglrnm,on Wednesday,
Sept 2, by lief T N. McLean, B. A , M1'.Lorn0
McDonaltl,of Turnber•ry, to Miss Mabel Collins,
of llowlek.
M CLEon--Mt'11 ONAt.J,-A t the residence of the
brides parents, Grey, on Aug. ltltil, by Rev.
At r. Hazlewood, of Hamilton, 111r, Henry Mc-
Leod, of the N. W. T., to Miss Jean, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald, 2nd con.,
Grey. ,
ANn r: 1040N-1111•liIAY-At Knox clnlreh,
Kincardine, O'1 Aug. 25th, by Rev. J. L. Murray -
D. D , father of the bride, assisted by Rev. P. J.
McLaren, 13. .A., brother-in-law of the groom -
Bev. Fredet ick W. Anderson, M. A., of Winni
peg, to Miss Alberta Murray.
DIED
F iSHER-Iu Wallace, on Aug. 11th, Annie
Fidler, aged 31 years.
GownY-In Clifford, on Aug. 19th, Margaret
Ann Nay, wife of Isaac Gowdy, aged 38 years
0 months and 19 days,
COJ.VIN-In Teeswater, on Aug. 23, 1903, Wil-
liam John, eldest son of Dr. and firs. Colvin,
aged 2 years, 4 months and 23 days.
WATSON-In Senfortlt, Ont., on Aug. 30th,
Anne Thorbnrn, beloved wife of W. N. Wel-
son, 119111 (35 yearn.
-Geo. Hayward has received the ap-
pointment as assistant Superintendent
of agencies of Chilton, Goderich, Sea -
forth and Wingham of the Metropolitan
Life Assurance Co.
-Owing to scarcity of Manitoba old
wheat it is now selling at $1.00 per bus-
hel in car lots. This high price of wheat
will necessitate a raise in flour until the
„pew wheat is on the market.
-The 0. P. R. will run Harvest Ex-
cursions to Manitoba and Northwest
points on September 15th and 20th. Get
full particulars from advt. in another
column of this issue.
-The Toronto Fair is in full swing
for this week and next. Many from
this section are attending it. The cheap
excursion days from Wiugham are Sop-
tember 3rd,•5th, 9th and llth.
-Mr. Geo. B, Roe, of the Queen's
hotel intends creating a windmill which
will furnish power to pump water to
the different rooms of the hotel. The
Queens hotel is always up-to-date.
-The Post -Master General has author-
ized the issue of $10 postal notes. The
commission on these postal notes is only
5 cents, and this is a convenient and safe
way of sending money, a receipt being
given.
-Monday will be Labor Day.
-Stores and business: places will all
be closed.
-The TIMES and Weekly Sun till Jan
nary lst, 1004, for 35 cents.
-Remember Wingham's fall fair ` on
September 24th and 25th.
-The Brussels Post staff is having the
annual holiday this week.
-Mr. Andrew Linklater is having his
house on Victoria street veneered with
brick.
MONEY TO LOAN at 414 per cent. on
easy terms of renaynient. Apply to A.
Dulmage, Kent Block, Wingham.
-The regular monthly meeting of the
School Board will be held on Tuesday
evening next.
-The Government has fixed Thurs
day, October 15th, as Thanksgiving Day
for this year.
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FARM FOR S
THE undersigned ,offers or sale a choice
100•acre farm \rr sir miles of Wingham.
80 acres cleared and it od state of cultivation,
15 acres good hard od bush, balance well
timbered with cedar and basswood. On the
premises are erected a new brick house and
bank barn. For further particulars apply to
ALF. GLOVER, Wingham.
'l" -The annual winter show of the
t Cooper Cant
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a weer: of January.
(.'ueeo:sors to Alex. Ross.) •1•
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'"� t t dP "�" ' 4 4:: ; Tuesday morning with a good attend-
ance. All the members of the teaching
staff were present.
-A number of the Chesley business
men have entered into an agreement not
to buy booksfrail agents Anyone
OUR PRICES
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PEACHES, 25e, 50c and 75c.
PUTS, all sorts, 60e bushel.
PEARS, 1:5e a peek.
TOMATOES, 30e a peck.
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'MTARS.---Pints G5c, Quarts
e, Bali Gallons 070c.
Iry XEIti SETS.- -1 TS._- 8X10 for other
fellows' $10.00 ones.
TOILET SETS -All prices.
and all sorts of good fresh Groceries.
We have the goods at right prices.
Special delivery during the fruit
n1 which insures promptness.
Try its. We'll treat you right.
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and GroGkery
-Mr. W. J. Haines of town, who has
been tanner for Bointon Bros. at Blyth will be raft on hLPTE;5Ii3EIt 15th and
for the past year, has accepted a similar -eta, returning until :NOVEMBER
position iu the Arnold glove factory at 10811 and 30th respectively, 1903,
Georgetown and left for that place last RETURN FARES TO
week.
YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SALE
THE undersigned offers for sale l08 thor-
oughbred Improved Yorkshire Boar,
" Summer Hill b1a to the 0th." This boar is
three years old and was bred by D. C. Flatt &
Son, Mill Grove, Ont. He is sired by Budding -
ton Lad 8rd, 3035, bred by P. L. Mills, Rudding-
ton Hall, Nottingham, Eng. His clans was
Summer Hill Holywell limp,) 8547, bred by S.
Spencer, St. Ives, Eng.
For terms apply at farm, Wingham Junction,
G. DAVIDSON, 'W1119111011 P. O.
YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE
D. M. Gordon
v We are showing now the
largest, finest and most up -to-
• date stock of
THE undersigned will keep for service on
his farm at win"hair Junction, the thor-
oughbred Improver} rYorkshire Boar, " Lake-
view Premier." Lakeview Premier was bred
by R. F. Duck & Son, Port Credit, Ont. His
sire was Summer Hill blaster, 4080, bred by
D. C. 1ilatt & Son, Mill Grove, Ont. His dam,
Lakeview Daisy 10558, bred by R. F. Duck & Son.
Terms,:31.00, at time of service, with privilege
of returning.
G. DAVIDSON, Winghmn P.O.
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-Mr. D. M. Gordon has a new advt.
in another column of this issue. The
advt. is of special interest to our lady
readers and it will pay them to read it
and then pay a visit to Mr. Gordon's
store.
-The stock shipments from Wingham
on Monday were as follows : -D. Stewart,
car load of lambs to Buffalo; W. F. Van -
stone, car of hogs, McDonald & Shiell,
car of cattle, and C. McClelland, car of
cattle to Toronto.
--Mr. Chas. Knechtel has this week
moved. his harness shop to the vacant
Istore in the Vanstone block, next to 1
the Brunswick House. This will make Dominion Industrial Exhibition
a better place for business for Mr. l , TORONTO
Kneohtel. August 27 to Sept. 12
-The Forester, the official paper of I
Winnipeg, Man.
Waskada, Man
Estevan, Assn
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Elgin, man
Arcola, Assa
Monson
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Wawanesa, Man
Miniotn,Assa
Biitscarh, Man
Grund View,Man
Swan River, Man
Regina, Assn
Moos aw Assn, $30
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$28 sask, $35
MneLeod, Alba
Calgary, Alba
llecl Deer, Alba $4,0
Strathcona "
Ladies' and Misses'
New York and
Berlin (Germany)
Goats
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ever shown by this store. And
the purchasing public will agree
that no house in the town ever
carried better or more seasonable
goods than this store. The most
tempting feature of these beauti-
ful, stylish and valuable goods is
that the prices are remarkably low
considering the excellence of these
lovely garments.
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highest prices.
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C. J. MAGUIRE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
Accounts, Rents and Notes Collected. Con-
veyancing done.
OFFICE -In Vanstone Block.
Open Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock.
From all points in Canada, Azilda, Sault Ste.
Marie, Windsor and etlst. Apply to nearest
Canadian Pacific Agent for pamphlet.
Tickets are not good 021 "Imperial Limited "
A. N. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 King St. East, Toronto
GR ►N TR;U
SY!ST E M
Life Assurance
The Mutual fife of Canada
breaking the agreement must forfeit V.
-Mr. W. T. Dulmage,• formerly of
the Brunswick House, has rented the
Allison hotel at Gorrie to Mr. Thos. Ma-
lin, of Listowtl. Mr. Malin is also a
former well-known resident of this town.
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 regular monthly meeting of the
Town Council will be held on Monday
evening next. The question of parches.
ing the electric light plant will be c
sidered.
-The Trams staff this week reeeiv
a treat from Mr. Jas. Fyfe, of Dorris in
the shape of a basket of good eating
apples for which we return hearty
thanks,
The Tuns and Weekly Globe sent to
any address until January 1st, 1901 for
35 cents.
-The following dateshave'been Book -
cd for the Winghant Opera house: ---
Sept. 21th and tli, Wingaiarn's fall fair
concerts; October 30th, Guy Bros. Min -
Store stress; :November 5th, Merchant of
btu reticle Delivery Venice.
the Canadian Foresters, came to hand j Wingham to Toronto and return
this week in a new form. It has been
changed from a book form to an eight
page paper. The change should be ap-
preciated by the members.
-Monday's Toronto papers give the
information that the Gurney Foundry
Co. has issued a writ against theWestern
Foundry Co., of Wingham for au in-
junction restraining the defendants from
enticing away the Toronto Company's
workmen.
-The followimr. item, which is of local
interest appeared in Friday's Mail and
Empire: -"The engagement of Miss
Grace Martin, daughter of Mr, John Mar-
tin, formerly of Hamilton and Luckuow,
to Mr. C. Garfield Van Stone, only son
of Mr. W. F. Van Stone, is announced
in Wingham."
-The Wingham Electric Light Co.
have given their poles on the streets a .
coat of paint, leaking a great difference
in the appearance of the poles If the
G. N. W. Telegraph Co. would - follow
the example of the Telephone and
Electric Light Co. all the poles in town
would then be painted.
-Mr. Geo. Town went to Wingham
on Wednesday and enjoyed a few hours
fishing for bass. He got ono fine fish
about three pounds, but, as usual the
bigfish got off the hook a six pounder
that wrecked George's tackle, then flap-
ped his tail and disappeared iu the
epths of the Maitland, ---Wroxeter Star.
-The following is taken from the
August number of the Stine and Leather
Journal: ---"Ono or our handsomest re•
tail stores in Western Ontario is that of
Jesse Sutton & Co. at Wiugham. The
attractive lippearance of these premises
is the subject of favorable comment
among tho travelling fraternity, who
have advantages in making eompari•
sons." J. Button & Co, have aiiow advt.
in this issue of the Trak,'S.
$3.65
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None Safer None Better
Fire Insurance
Tickets on sale daily until Sept. llth.
Going Sept. 1st, 3rd, 3t11, Oth
and llth, - - - $2.70
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All tickets valid. returning on or before Sept. 15
Labor Day, Monday, Sept 7, 1903
Single fare for round trip, good going Sept.
5th, iithand 7th ; valid for return until Sept 8th.
Between all stations in Canada on Grand
Trunk Railwav, also to Detroit and Port Huron,
Mich., Suspension Bridge and Buffalo, N,Y.
Western Fair, London, Sep.II to 19
82 25 to London and return; good
going Sept. 12th to 18th inclusive.
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X1.,0 --good going Sept. 15th and 17th.
All tickets valid for return until Sept. 23rd.
Purely Canadian Stock Companies.
Rates adequate but not excessive.
-Claims promptly settted.
ABNER COSENS.
Import Glass
Just arrived from Belgium 1 ! !
HARVEST EXCUR.SI'f Ns
$28.00 to 840.00 to points in Nhuitoba, Assin-
iboia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Good going
Sept. 15th, valid returning until Nov. 1301h.
Good going Sept. 29811, valid,:, for return until
Nov. 30th.
For further information apply toants.
L. HAROLD, Agent, Wingham.
EXECUTORS' SALE
Of Valuable Farm Property in the
Township of Morris.
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It pays best in tl
We are in a position to
quote you very low figures
on glass for house build-
ing, barns and stables.,
Call and get our prices.
The Canada Business College
We also handle all kinds
PLOW POINTS
such as Verity, Wilkinson,
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Fleury, Frost ..� Wodd,
Cockshutt, 'Teeswater,
Patterson, Percival, Port
Hope, Ayr, Tolton and
Essex Centre.
CHATHAM, ONT.,
With its 27 years of successful work to its
credit, stands without a neer in Canada in the
line of BUSINESS or SHORTHAND training
346 students placed in good positions in the
past eleven months shows what we do for our
students when graduated.
College Reopened for Pall Term, Sept. 1,
Our catalogue is the handsomest issued by
any business school in the Dominion. Copy
sent by addressing,
D. McLACHLAN & CO.,
Chatham, Ont.
Pursuant to the power vested in the under -
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4igm d its the Executors of the last v i11
of
James Maxwell, late of the Township of Mor-
ris, in the County of Huron, farrier, deceased,
there will be offered for sale by tntblic auction,
by F. t1. Scott, auctioneer, at the Brunswick
Hotel, in the Town of Wingham, on Saturday
September 12th. 1903, at 1.30 o'clock in the
afternoon, the following valuable Farm Pro-
perty, viz : -North halt of lot I7, in the lat
COnees(don of the said Township of Morris,
eopmining 50 acres of land, more or 1018. This
fa0hi is wtuato about two miles from the
Town of Wingham, in one of the very best
Wining districts of the County of Huron,about
44 tere1 are cleared and in a good state of cul-
tivation, and the balance is hardwood bush.
There is ata, a very good orchard. There are
on the rrtrenl0ReS a good brick house, a fraise
barn anis eutbuiklings. The buildings and
fences are in good repair. Pot'°ession will be
given to do 01111 ploix Sting.
TERMS or SAu,E-,-Ten per cent. of the pur-
01111se money 021 the day of the sale, and the
b.tlanee within thirty da, s thereafter: The
property Will be put up stl ij0et to a reserve
price. further ttarticalat'tt and conditions of
sale 11131 be made known on the day Of sale, or
may had on application to the Executors.
Wit. 31i.txwi r,r., Winglntm, Ont.
HUen Ross, BIuovale, Oat.
F!teeutors,
Dated this 21st day of August, 1903.
To the Public
FISHLEIGH'S HARDWARE STORE
Smith & •Pethick's old stand.
We're wide awake
TO YOUR INTERESTS 1 !
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Our Furniture is easily sold
because of the good value.
there is in every article.
See our medium price Bed-
room Suits, at $11,5o, $14.75.
and $15.25.
For Sideboards, they are so
conveniently made that you.
will little wonder at their pop-
ularity. Don't buy without
seeing our $15.00 and $17.75.
Boards,
Couches - Just ask your
neighbor about her $7.00 or
$8.00 Couch.
BALL BROSI,
The People's Furniture Store,
TELEPHONE 51
UNDERTAKING
Rricic residence, lith ]louse west
from Hamilton's Corner Drug
Store, where night calls will
receive prompt attention.
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As successor to John Ames
in the MASSEY-HARRIS
Agency, I wish to inform the
public that a full line of the
Massey -Harris farm appliances
will be kept on hand.
I have also secured the agency for
Kemp's 20th Century Manure
Spreader and the Waterloo Engines
and Separators.
Four only of the Wm. Gray & Son
Buggies, must be sold. Now is your
time for a bargain.
ALF. GLOVER,
AGENT,. - WINGHAM
Vasbillder & Rodwell
INTEND MANUFACTURING
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The Stewart Patent Blower
and Cutter Attachment
for any make of •
Separators
Orders Ieft with them will
be promptly attended to.
Threshers will do well to
consult them for repairing and
supplies of all kinds.
SEE OUR BELTING
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Curtain Poles in all shades.
Picture Framing promptly attended to.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
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Fall Boots, Shoes &Rubbers J:
Oh, yes! and we have a
few good cheap Bicycles for
sale yet.
Come and be convinced.
T11 SAME OLD PLACE
Victoria, Street WINGTIAM.
AT J. BUTTON & CO.'S
A THIRTY
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YS' SALE �.
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Sept. 5
in shoe leather !
The greatest bargains ever offered
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No old stock to offer
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up-to-date, at lowest prices.
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COME and see our swell Don Shoe. The great-
est leather ever known. Made from imported
Don Bright Colt Skins. Pure Rubber Heel on every
had at any
Nothing better
in shoes can be
pair. v
price.
Give us a call before you buy elsewhere.
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INGHAM
BUTTON BLOCK..
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