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GRAND DISPLAY OF
Fall and Winter Goods
No better assortment of goods can be had out- $
side of the cities ; and the prices are right ;
including Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings,
from the best makers in France and Germany.
MANTLES, of the latest New York and
Paris styles.
FUR RUFFS and FUR COATS, including
Persian Lamb, Astrachan and Coon, from the 0
best furriers inn Canada, will he on display
°.T11tltsl?Av, SEPT. 24.Tlr and following days,
Special Prices for Saturday and all the
following week
12 pieces Flannellette, 30 and 32 inches wide,
reg. 8c, for - - - .05
10 pieces Wrapperatte, assorted patterns and
colors, worth 10c and 121c, for - .08
5 pieces Dress Goods, assorted colors, 54 -inch,
regular 75e, for - -
5 dczen Ladies' Cashmere Hose, reg 30c & 40c.
5 pieces Table Linen, regular 50e to 75c, for
100 pairs Men's and Women's Shoes, special
50 pairs Ladies' Kid Gloves, $1.25 quality for
12 Ladies Mantles, worth $9 & $9, fall fair pricy $5.00
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Butter 15e and 16e; Eggs 15e; taken as cash.
RITCHIE & CAMPBELL $
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--Minutes of Turnberry Council and
Presbytery of Maitland are crowded out
of this issue.
—H. X. Tudhopo announces a special
ten days' crckery sale. See his new
advt. in another column.
—At the last meeting of the Morris
Council. Mayor Vaustone was appointed
solicitor for that township.
—Mr. Thos. H. Taylor has sold a num-
ber of the seats in the Congregational
church to the Methodist church people
at Langside,
—All proeressive farmers in the
neighborhood count on being present at
Wingliam fall fair on Thursday and Fri-
day of this week.
—Wingham and Blyth baseball clubs
played a game on the petit on Saturday
afternoon last. The score was 7 to 4 in
favor of Wingham,
—Dr. Chisholm has had the vacant
strip of laud south of the drug store
covered with sod. The Dr. likes to keep
his premises clean and tidy.
—Miss Kate McLellan, late of God-
erich has been appointed assistant iu the
commercial department at the Toronto
Junction Collegiate Institute.
—The last excursion of the year to
Manitoba and the Northwest is advertis-
ed for the 29th inst. Get particulars
from advt. iu another column.
--Mr. D. E. McDonald, Highland piper
and Miss Mabel McDonald, Highland
dancer :•ill assist at the Drayton fall
fair concert on Tuesday evening next.
—Mr. John Campbell, of this town has
been engaged as Principal of the Public
School at Mosley. The people of Ches-
ley will find Mr. Campbell a good teach-
NOTIOE.
Noticeis hereby given that a Court will 'be
held. pursuant tothe Ontario Vetere' List Act,
by His Honour, the Judge Utile County Cuttrt
of the County of Huron, at the Town Mall in
the said Town of Wingham on 19th and 14th days
of October,1003, at 10 o'clock a. in., to hear
and determine the several complaint:: of errors
andoniissionaia the Voters',X.ist of the Munici•
�atlity of the Town of Wingltmt for the year
003.
All persons having; business at the Court are
required to attend at the said time and place.
Dated, Cleric's Otllee.Wingham, Sept. 17, 1003,
T. B FERGUSON,
Cleric of the said Town and Court,
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store at any time of the
year. Daring September
and October, howevcr,tho
assortment will be larger
than it will be in Novem-
ber and December, so that
if you' have any Fall
housecleaning and decor-
ating to do, now is the
best time to make your
selection and have us re-
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MINOR LOCALS.
—The Brussels fall fair will be held on
Oct, 1st and 2nd.
- Potatoes are said to be rotting bad-
ly in this section.
—The Grand Trunk Railway has 40,-
000 stockholders.
—The L 0. 0. F. has a total member-
ship of 43,891 in Canada.
—Mr. D. E. McDonald shinned a car
load of cattle to Toronto ou Monday.
— Fells dr Mitchell, butchers have a
now advt. in this issue. Look for it in
another column.
^—Mr. Thos. Gregory has about com-
pleted the concrete foundation for his
:hew block of stores.
— Judge Doyle will hold Voters' List
Court for East Wawanosh, i.n Belgrave,
on Friday, Oct. Oth.
—Wm. Armour is now in the market
to purchase all kinds of poultry. See
his advt. in another column.
FARM F
r11HE undersigned o'
Jl 100 acre farm with
80 acres cleared and in
15 acres good hardw
timbered with cedar
emises are erected
pr
bank barn. For furtl
AT
SALE,
rs for site a choice
1 5 miles of Wingham.
pied state of cultivation,
d hush, balance well
nd basswood. On the
new brick grouse and
r particulars apply to
. GLOVER Wingham.
YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE
undersigned will keep for service on
lHE J. his farm at Winghain junction, the thor-
oughbred Improved Yorkshire Boars "Lake-
view Premier. Lakeview Premier• was bred
by R. F. Ducat & Son, Port Credit, Ont. His
sure was Summer Hill Master. 4188, bred by
D. C. Platt..& Son, Mill Greve. Ont, His dam,
Lakeview Daisy 10558, bred by R. F. Duck & Son.
Terms, $1,00, at time of service, with privilege
of returning,
G. DAVIDSON, Wingham P.0,
Pooliry Wanted.
I ala now in the mark to buy all
kinds of Poultry. Will y the highest
Cash price for good thickens, either
dead or alive.
51ce per pouu r good fat Chickens,
and 4c per pot d for fat Hens, live
weight.
Don't deliver Dressed Poultry until
after Oct. 1st.
Parties having Fowl to dispose of will
er. do well to see me before selling.
—Mr. Thos. Dane, a respected resi-
dent of Howiek, near Orange Hill has
been seriously i11 this week. He was
stricken with. apoplexy early in the
week.
—The blacksmiths of Walkortson
have joined what is known as "The
Western Blacksmiths' L'uion," and the
result will be a general increase in
prices.
—The R. H, Crowder Co. have enlarg-
ed their space this week. If you are in
need of anything in mems wear it wil
pay you. to read the aavt in another
column.
—Wingham's fall fair on Thursday.
and Friday of this week. Don't forget
the grand concert in the opera house on
Friday evening. Plan of hall at Doug-
lass' drug store.
Il —Mr. Alex. Ross, local agent for the
Dominion Express Co. and C. P. R.Tele-
graph Co. has moved his office to the
one recently fitted up for him, next to
the Macdonald Bleck.
—It is stated that the Grand Trunk
Western has paid the Wallace Bros. cir-
ens $35,000 cash and provided them a
new car as damages incurred during the
terrible wreck at Durand on Aug. 7.
—Mr. Thos. Bower, of this town had
an exhibit of Pyle Bantams at the Lon-
don Fair, and he was very successful.
His birds took the followiugirizes:-1st
cock; 1st and 2nd cockrel and 1st pullet.
—Messrs. John Mowat and E. F.
Kennedy have moved their families and
household effects to Action, where both
gentlemen have accepted positions in
the glove factory of the W. H. Storey &
Son Co.
—Mrs. Duni;an Anderson, formerly of
Wingham, but now living in FIespeler,
has sold her house and lot on Francis St,
to l4Ir. George Wynn of Wingham.
Price $G30. C. J. Maguire negotiated
the sale for Mrs. Anderson.
—The deal by which Mr. Thos. Mallin
was to take charge of the Allion Hotel
at Gorrie has fallen through. Mr.
Dulmage has now rented -the hotel to
Mr. Al. Proctor, of Aurora, who takes
possession on Monday next.
—A travelling troupe played East
Lynne in the opera house on Monday
evening to a small audience.
—Plan of hall for the Johnson-Mc-
Raye recital opens at H. Park's jewel-
lery store on Monday next.
—Miss Deacon has returned to town
and is again prepared to attend to all ord-
ers for sewing entrusted to her.
—Be sure you secure your seats early
for the fall fair concert on Friday even-
ing. A rare treat is in store for you.
—A new folding machine has been in-
stalled in the Listowel Banner office.
It should be a time saver for Brer.
CIhmhe.
—On October 1st Mr. Robt. Mooney
will move his stock of stoves and tinware
to the store recently occupied by Mr. C.
Knechtel.
WM. ARMOUR.
W INCH AM.
Notice to Creditors and Others.
THE LATEST IN
ILLI NER
MISS BOYD
Thanks the ladies of town and sur-
rounding country for their presence
at her Millinery Display on Tuesday.
The newest and most up -to date
goods will be found here, and a
cordial invitation is given to any
who have not already done so to
inspect them.
Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of On-
tario, 1807, chapter 120, section 38, notice
is hereby given that all creditors and other
serine Smart
ingham in the
axed, who died on
ay of August, A.
cl by post prepaid,
rug of the Town of
of Perth, Solicitor for
Joseph Beavers an Clarence Freeman, the
Executors of the last Will and Testament of
the said deceased, on or before the 2401 day of
October, A. D. 1003, their full names, addresses
and descriptions, and full particulars of their
claims and the nature of the security lit any)
held by them.
And notice is hereby given that after the
said last mentioned date, the said Executors
will distribute the Assets of the said deceased
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to those claims of winch notice
shall have been given as above required, and that
the said Executors will not be responsible for
the Assets or any part thereof so distributed
to any person of whose claim notice shall not
have been received at the time ofsuch distribu-
tion.
Dated this 18th clay of September A.D. 1003,
E. W. HAtenING,
Solicitor for Executors,
St. Marys P. 0., Ont.
persons having claims against C
Rogers, late of the Town of
county of Huron, widow, dee
or about the twenty-fonrtl
D., 1003, are require to s
or deliver to E. W. al
St. Marys in the Cot n
—Dr. H. E. W. T_mlyn has been ser-
iously ill for some days past. A. blood.
vessel bursted on Friday afternoon and
he was in a critical condition. The
•l• TIMES is pleased to learn that he is now
improving and hopes to be about again
in a few days.
—Mr. T. H. Race, editor of the
Mitchell Recorder, a son of Elizabeth
I Race, whose next of kin was advertised
for in the Globe of Aug. 11, has been
informed that a fortune of ,£10,000 will
be devidbcl among the family of the
deceased.
—Mr. Frank McCormick of Culross
who had his left hand severely injured in
a moving machine some two montbe ago
, is now able to drive around without
vrarseamesommwanmeme
assistance and his hand is improving
nicely. It will be several weeks yet be
fore ho will be able to do any work -
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buy Crockery
.MI orders for Fall and Winter
Headwear will receive prompt and
careful attention.
Thanking the ladies for their
kindness in the past, and soliciting
the same for the future,
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It pays best in the end.
The Canada Business College
Yours truly,
MISS BOYD.
CHATHA,II, ONT.,
With its 27 years of successful work to its
credit, stands without a peer in Canada in the
line of BUSINESS or SHORTHAND training
340 students placed in good positions in the
past eleven months shows what we do for our
students when graduated.
College reopened for Fall Term, Sept. 1.
Our catalogue is the handsomest issued by
any business school in the Dominion. Copy
sent Ly addressing,
D. McLACHLA C & .,
lrathamCO, Ont.
Now area here.
We ar_e.. having a special Ten Days' S' of everything
in the,Crockery department. If you are Lely to need any in
the clear future it will pay you to inv t while this sale is on.
We've got to make room for our fal shipments ; so here goes :
1st ---WHITE PTATES—
Tea siz', Sale Price, per doz.
Breakfast size, Sale Price, "
Dinner '` Sale Price, "
Cups & Saucers, Sale Price "
2nd ---COLORED PLATES
Tea Size, Sale Price, per doz.
Breakfast Size, Sale Price, "
Dinner Size, Sale Price, "
Cups & Saucers, Sale Price "
Mrd—ALL FANCY. CAIN"A
including Cups and Saneers,
Vaeea, Salads, Biscuit Jars,
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Cream rugs and Raw fruit
dishes at Li less than regular.
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One elegant 97 piece sot
worth $13 00 easy, Bread
and Butter Plates instead of
Butter Pads. There aro two
pieces broken. It doesn't
spoil the set by any means,
but you can have it for $9.00
Another very pretty 97 piece set
slightly damaged regular
$10.00, Sale Price,
0 Elegant 97 pieee sets every,
piece good regular $10 to $13
Sale Price,
5th----Ilockingham Tea Pots,
Bowls, .Tugs, Pio Plates and
Pudding dishes, at 25% re-
duction.
0tlh----12 N'ew Water Sets all of the
very latest styles regular
$1.35 and $1.50, Sale Price,
TUDHOPE'S
BOWS.
CAypngtn—In Wingham,on September 1801,
the wife of Colin A. Campbell; a son.
RATut—In East Wawanosh, on September 10th
the wife of Win. Rath ; a son.
MAntts—In Teeswater, on Sept. !nth, the wife
of John Marrs; a daughter.
11AfRIED
BTrtins—PAniTN 0N --In Brussels, on Sept,
10, by Rev. T. Wesley Cosens, Mr. Win. S.
Stubbs to Mrs. Frances Parkinson, both of
Morris.
LEsstTE—idAcnoNAtD—At the Manse, Har;
riston, on Sept. 10, 1003, by Rey. 1i C.Cameron, SINGLE
B. D., Albert Edward Lessliq ,, of Uorrie, to
Hannah McDonald, of Owen Sound.
INOAta—Mc HHEnzTE—In Kinloss, on Sept. 3rd.
by the Rev. F. A. McLennan, Thos. Inglis, of
West Wawanosh, to Jennie, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. Alex McKenzie, of the 3rd con. Kin•
loss.
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FALL
MILLINERY.
To the Ladies :
OPERA HOUSE, WINDHAM
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I desire to express my thanks
to the ladies of Wingham and vi-
cinity for their very generous
favors in the past, and also for
their kindness in attending my
millinery display on Tuesday
last.
I am now ready for early fall
orders, and can assure all who
favor me with their patronage
that the very latest and prettiest
in millinery will be found here.
All orders will receive prompt
attention.
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(last day of Wingham fall fair) we will give :.
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Special Bargains in evera argent ii., t
: of our large and carefully selected stock. Do not fail to i
i ask to see our splendid range of the most stylish, up -to- :.:
date Ladies', Misses' and • ildren's Coats :;
and 'Wraps, at prices that ca of fail to please.
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the largest bargains e r a
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ear Clothing we offer
empted by this house: *'•.
ply to every article in the store.
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a be safe and convenient when you require them ; and do 0
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not have any anxiety about being turned out of this store
i any time during the day.
Miss MacPherson.
C. J. MAGUIRE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATES,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
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Accounts, Rents and Notes Collected. Con-
veyancing done.
OFFICE—In Vanstone Block.
Open Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock.
The Meat
You Order
"The Country Girl,"
MONDAY, SEPT. 28th
Prices, - 50c and 25c.
Plan of Hall at Campbell's drug store.
GRANO TRUNK SYs EM
Annual Western Excursions
7.50 NEmnany—Cent.. ht—At tho residence of
the bride's parents, Morris on September 15th,
by Rev. J. lolnroncls, Mr, Alex. Id. Nether•, of
Sarnia, to Clara Charlotte, youngest daughter
$8.50 of Mr. and Mrs. jus. Couper,
DIED
$1,10
Me(4rrtttr --In St. Helene, tin Sept. lOth,Cntlr-
erineMeGuire.aged90 years.
WArlrca--At Tavistock on Sept, 14th, W. G.
Watts. aged 48 years yearn, formerly a resident
of Wroxeter.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKEfis. WINGHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
ir<e Bank of Hamilton. wr NGH A.l� 1door 4/ahodonS d bololck Dude, Shop op.
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To
Port Huron, Mich, Cleveland Ohba.
Detroit, Cincinnati,
Grand Rapids " Columbus
Saginaw, Dayton, "
Chicago, 111. Indianapolis, Ind.
$28.40 to St. Paul or Minneapolis, Minn.
(food going Sept. 24, 2.3 and 20th.
Valid returning on or before Oct. 12th.
Special Colonist One - Way
Excursion Tickets
Now on sale to points in British Columbia,
Montana, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Colorado rid
California.
Harvest Excursions
x23,00 to 'taAnktln9sinihota,Alb d Saacew
Going Sept. 20th, valid returning until Nov.30.
ror tickets and All information apply to agents.
L. EA12OLD, Agent, Wingluant,
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from us will be delivered promptly
and you will always find it of the
best quality.
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Lamb and For
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ling Pieces.
Highest prices paid for Hide
and Skins.
FURNITURE for any room
in different kinds of wood, all well
finished. Prices as low as can be had.
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highest prices, for all kinds of
Poultry.
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We thank our customers for their
liberal patronage in the past, and
will give satisfaction to all who
favor us with their orders.
FELLS & MITCHELL.
Opposite Skating Rink.
ANNUAL WESTERN
North -Wester Fair, - Wiugham'.
Thursday & riday, Sept. 24-25
EXCURSIONS
Fair to be opened at
Address o
R. R. G
.30 P. M., on the 25th, by an•
New Ontario, by
I1 EY, M. P. P.
1 -FREE -FO a-ALL—Trot or Pac: (Darkey and Cap. Brino barred) Purse $150.00
2-2.85 TROT, 2.40 PACE Purse $50,00•
3—GENTLEMEN'S ROAD RAC a to four -wheeled vehicle.—lst prize
Set Rubber Harness by Cha•. Knechtel, $30; 2nd prize, Cooler,
value $12.00; 3rd prize, Plus Rug, value $8.00 $50.00.
THE PURSES WILL BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS :
No. 1-50%, 25x;,.15%, 10% ; 5 to -Ater, 4 to start ; mile heats ; best 3 in 5,
No. 2-50;0, 30;x, 20% ; 4 to enter, ' to start ; mile heats; best 3 in 5.
No. 3—Horses to be owned on the fl ab day of July, 1903, and to have been used
exclusively for road purposes, p ud not been trained by a professional trainer
during the last 12 months; hobbles b rred; owners to drive their own horses,
Prizes on exhibition at Chas. 9 nechtel's harness shop.
Entries will be received by Ths. Bell, Esq., at his office in the Bell factory,
up to 11 o'clock a.m., 25th inst. Hor.es to be ready to start at 1.30 o'clock ppm.
An entrance fee of 5 per cent. ill be charged in Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 5 per cent.
retained from winners in No. 1.
The Committee reserve the right to change the order of the above races-
Association rules to govern.
Return tickets to St. l'aul and Mimeo
< a polis, Minn., via North gray, 128.40, Sept.
24th, 2'sth. 20th; via Owen Sound and
Upper Lakes on Sept. 24th and 20th
SU 40
Single Fare for Round Trip
To Detroit, !Day City, Grand 11apids,
Saginaw, Melt, Chicago, Irl., Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Coltttnbus, Dayton, 011ie
Indianapolis, Ind. Tickets good going Sept.
24th, 25th and 26t1i, valid for return until Octo-
ber 12th, 1003, from all stations Toronto to
Windsor, including branches.
Tickets and full artieulars from your
nearest Canadialt PaciiPc Agent.
A. if, NOTMAN, sa
Assistant General $'asienger Agent 3', 3, ELLIOTT,
1 aging St. Bast, Toronto ?resident.
CHICKEN -PLUCKING CONTEST
4n 25th in front of grand stand. Prizes, $2; 81.
Football Tournament,
September 24th and 25th.
On the evening of Sept. 24th
at Fair Grounds. Band and other a
p Sp=,_A.Y, 0
Grand Concert in the To
•For which the following talent has
Baritone Soloist; WI
MISS SUSIE
Admission to Co
Plan of hall and sale of seats op
Sept. 2
Promenade Concert will bo given in t— he Hall
tractions in attendance, Closing with a grand
F' R DWORKS
n Hall on the Evening of 25th
en secured : H. RUTHVEN MoDONALD,
L. McLEOD, Humorist; and
cGILL, Spanish Dancer.
cert, - 25c and 35c.
at DO'GLASs' 'Drug Store on Monday,
t, at 12.30 p.m.
B.,A.1\112) N
it. A, D • tTGLASS, Wt, 11.O13ERTSON,
Treasurer. Secretary.