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THE WINGIIAUI TIMES JTJNE 9, 190$
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Can't be beat
REGENT BRAND
READY - TO - WEAR CLOTDINO
A. R. SMITH. has the sole control of this superior Clothing. In
about a month he will strew his customers the best range of Ready-to.Wear
Clothing ever shown in Wingham-better finished, better tailored -the
inside work of the garments is snperior to the usual ready-made work.
He also hes an outfit supplied for the Tirade -to -measure department,
enabling1n hnu to give his customers an (mimed. u1t
when they are not
norm 1 Rna nher this <r<-Rogert Let thepeople bethe judge
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end A. R. Smith is <, ut fat to abide to by the echsh n as to the merits of this
big stock, whit; will be here in the course of a mouth.
NOT ROOM ENOUGH -Therefore will give Bargains in all lines
of clothing now on hanri--llien's Youths' and bnvs Suits, Gents' Furnishings
Hats, Caps Boort and Shoes, for the uext month. Remember the Regent
Bran.] can't be brat.
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WING
HAM
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Pretty Pattern
AND ALL HEW
The Wail Papers we want you
to see are strictly this
Season's Productions.
They are unquestionably -super-
ior in beauty of design and
artistic colorings to any we have
ever shown, or that you can see
elsewhere.
It should not be difficult to in•
duce lou to examine them. Will
you do so soon?
COOPER Si C09
(Successors to Alex. Ross.)
MINOR LOCALS.
-A meeting of the Directors of the
Turnberry Agricultural Society will be
held at the Queen's hotel on Thursday
evening, June 23rd to atrauge pries list
fsi;he Winghaun fail fair.
• "'.'-Mr. J. E. Swarts shipped his racing
horses to New Hamburg this weep, and
before returning home will take in the
circuit of races at New Hamburg. Listo-
wel, Seaforth, Stratford, and other
p Ants.
- y agreement between the business
people of Brussels the varieus stores and
shops Will close each evening at 7 o'clock
excel tin; on Saturdays, and evenings
preceediug holidays during the summer
mouths.
{-Mr. Donald A. Stewart has accepted
a position as junior clerk in the Back in
• Hamilton at 1'eeswater, and left for that
place on Tuesday. Mr. Stewart is a
young man who should do well and we
wish him every success.
-One of the old and respected resi-
dents of Huron Towuslhub, near Ripley,
passed away on Wednesday of last week
In the person of Robert Gawley, aged 72
years. Deceased was an uncle of Mrs.
John J. Moffat, B. Line Turuberry.
Mr. F. Patterson was in Lucknow
this week building a lawn bowliug green
for the bowliug club of that village.
Next week the Forest City Paving Op
ander Mr. Patersou's supervision l
repair the defects in cement sidewalks
laidelty that Co. iu Wingham.
-r Mr. Frank Buchanan, who recently
took an interest in the 0. Lloyd & Son
Co., manufacturers of doors, has moved
his family to Wingham from ''.ronto
and has taken up his resident in Mr.
Huge Taylor's house, corner . John and
Shuter street.
Walker r(A. &; Butto a prices have
been to�onest to suit tr competitors
for rllepast six _ rs- • t we're bound
to give the people -al for their money.
The sooner the Fr<.• is found out the
-The Atwood Bee is taking the usual better, for our business.
holiday this week. WALKER Bros. 6:: BUTTON.
-Huron County tinned is in session -Miss Nancy Irvin, daughter of the
,'at G)ierwc i this week. late Robe. Irvin, of Lower Wingham
who has been in London for some years,
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-Judge Holt will hold Division Court died in that city on Sunday last, aged
Aitu[sTHOcco—HATasTQcK.—In St. Stephen's
Church, Gerrie, on June 1st, by the Rev. E. A.
Hall, of (rorrio Mr. I:ieleird Armstrong to
Miss Lizzie Hainstosk, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Hainstock of Hu,viciu
Wat rMn an-ReanaIN<:.--At the, residence of
the bride's parents, Howielc on une 1st, by
Rev. Mr. Holmes Mr. George Whitfield of (irt'v
to Mis9Mary Sperling. youngest daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. lt&twin Sperling ot the 4th con.
Inwtly-HOnuuun.-At the manse, Foderielt,
on June 1st, by the Rev. A. B. Dobson, Mr,
Fred In% in to Miss Minnie Hnbintul, adopted
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Stewart.
HAUicns-M('LEon -At the Manse. Ford-
wiclh on June lst, by the Rev. A B. Dobson,
Mr. 11obt. Harites of W'illnce tr., to Miss Jessie
McLeod of the 10th eon., Howiek.
Ro:t+sns-SNkr:4--Ab the residence of the
bride's parents on June 1s*, by let 'v i•1t'• Coup -
land, Mr. Win Rogers, of Westfield to Miss
Ltzzi' t.., •laugt ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Snell, of
Ens Wawanosh.
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InLontlon,on Tune1th, Nano/ Irvin,
daughter of Mrs. Robert Irviu,Lower Wingham,
aged 33. years.
GRA V.—In Own Sottnd, on May 39th, Ws siey
Gray, formerly of Wiitgltam, aged 43 years.
G Huron, on the lst, of June,
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do iert ,'•t (: t„ lav uncle of Mrs, John J. Mu f:rt
tMol
fat, Linc Turn' errY, F ,,. 3 et cd cars,
LANfiMOItU.-In Kinloss, on May 28, Armin
Isabella Langford, beloved wife of Alexander
Lam:fohd, aged 40 years.
Coax. -In Blyth, on May 0tst, Rowland Cook.
aged la years and le days.
MAnSitAT,r,: In Morris, on June ist, Mrs,
Wm. Marsholl, aged 85 years and 9 months.
S'1'Unihy.-In East Wawanosh, on May 20th,
Mrs. Joint Sturdy, aged 50 years.` _ - -
in Wingham to -day. (Thursday.) ell years, The remains were brought
-"Be,,inuers Dar" at the Tennis to Wingham on Tuesday morning and
Courts on Friday (June 10th 1. the funeral took place from the G. T. R.
-.The Listowel bakers are again sell- station to the Wingham cemetery.
ing bread at five cehits per small leaf. -Mr. Thos. Armstrong, of this town
-The general sessions of the County has been awarded the contracte,of plac-
Court will start at Ooderich on Tuesday ing the three furnaces in the new R. C.
of next week. church at Kingsbridge. lir. Armstrong
-All Ocldfello�vs are requested to at- securd the contract in competition with
tend the meeting of Maitland Lodge a large number of firms. The furnaces
this (Thursday) Evening. to be used in the church are the new
one now being manufactured by the
-The Independent Foresters of Monk- Western Foundary Co., of this town
ton intend running an excursion to Kin- and known as the "Red Hot Huron."
cardiae on June 25th.
-Regular monthly meeting of the
Wingham School Board ou Tuesday
evening of next week.
-The North Huron Comity L.O.L.
will hold a meeting in Winghatn on Fri-
day afternoon of this week.
-Rates at the Royal and Queen's
hotels at Kincardine have been advanced
from $I.00 to $1.50 per day.
-Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Order of Foresters will be
held on Friday evening of this week.
-The annual district Oddfellows'meet-
Ing will be held in the I. 0. 0. F. hall,
Wingham, on Wednesday afternoon,
Jt�:i.,n,rae� 22nd.
++�3ir. Will Jobb was given a watch
by his Sunday School class and teacher,
it being sent to him at London where he
is now working. eve
•--D. M. Gerdon has a new° advt. in
another column of this issue. Read it
- and pick up some of the snaps offered
in seasonable goods.,
-The Oadfellows of Wroteter have
purehase(1 it niece of land nal will erect
t!t brick bloclr, using the second story of
the building as a lodge room.
-June--The month of weddings.
The Trims prints the finest wedding sta-
tionery o11 shortest notice. A new stcck
et the latest type just to hand,
-All members of the Tennis Club are
>ogrrdially Invited to the Club grounds on
Saturday afternoon, (June lith) when
*Teat" will be served at four thirty.
-Tho plant of the Palmerston Pork
king Company has been purchased by
.Joe_,ph 14 i. O'Mara of Limerick, Ire.
, and is running to its full capacity.
The '[inion Sunday Sehool excursion
$itloardin e will likely be held this
roar Cell gteeaday, August 2nd. Pull
as�eticttlare will be given in future is -
Mac
--Charles Elliott and family return
to x11 friends for the many kind
b of sympathy received by
In their long sickness and recent
Titte volunteers front Huron county
T1144141AY to spend the nsttal time
A special train conveyed the
to Ledadotl. Some fifteen Went
Wtaghstn.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS. WINGHAM.
Night cells at Button Block, or resi-
dence at Ritcbie's property on Scott St.
or third house west of school on John
street. Shop opposite Macdonald block.
$30.00 to Colorado and Return
Via Chicago, Union Pacific & North-
Western Line. Chicago to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, daily
throughout the summer. Correspond-
ingly low rates from all points east:
Only one night to Denver from Chicago.
Two fast trains daily. Tourists sleeping
cars to Denver daily. B. H. Bennett,
2 East King St. Toronto, Ont.
DR. OVENS, of London,
SURGEON, DENTIST,
SPECIALIST DISEASES EYE, EAR, NOSE
AND THROAT.
Visits Wingliam monthly,
Glasses properly fitter]. Nasal Catarrh and
Deafness treated.
Wingham Office -Campbell's Drug Store.
London Office -225 Queen's ave. Hours : 13
to 8 p.m.
Dates cf visits -Mondays, Feb. 1, Feb. 29;
March 28, May 2, May 50, June 27, July 25,
Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Oct. 31, Noy. 28.
CANADIAN ORDER
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Camp National, No. 130
ITOLD their regular meetings on the 2nd
a and 4t11 Friday in each month, in Odd -
fellows' Hall. All visitors welcome.
R. MAXWELL, C. C. R. H. CROWDER, Clerlt.
Sudden Death at Newcastle.
Thos, C. Beman, formerly a well-
known druggist of Toronto, died sudden-
ly at his father's home in Newcastle last
week, aged ..37 years. Deceased had
been in the best of health and was spend-
ing n few days at his father's home.
After taking some breakfast he went
to lie down and a few hours later was
found dead. Deceased went to Cuba
some time ago and not being satisfied
with that country returned to Canada.
Mr. Beman was a nephew of Mrs. (Dr.)
Tamlyn, of this town.
LICENSE TRANSFER.
THE undersigned hereby notifies the public
I. that he has sold his hotel property and
business in Wingnain to Thomas Hill, of Lon-
dt sboro, and that the license will be transferred
on or about the 2Ist day of Tune 1(•04.
JAS. BROADWAY.
Winglin n, .Tune 4th, 1904.
Ladies
rE ALED TENDER ' addressed to the under -
t0 signed and en orsecl • Tende for Post
Office, Wingham, On .," will he re veil nt this•
office until Monday, ton 13, 1110 • inclusively,
for the construction f aPost 0 co Building at
Wingham, Ont.
Plans and speciflca ions ea be seen and terns
of tender obtained, thi. epartment and ot.
application to Wm. ' el son, Esq., Wingham,
Ont.
Persons tenderin , e notified that tenders
will not be consid ed unless made on the
printed form suppl ed, and signed with their
actual signatures.
Ezell tender mu be nccompanied by an
accepted cheque o a chartered hank. made
payable to the or er of the Honourable the
Minister of Public orits. equal to ten percent.
(10p.c.) of the nmou it of the tender, ,which will
be forfeited if the 1 arty decline to enter into a
contract when call upon to do so, or it he fail
to complete the w rk contracted for. If the
tender be not ac pted the cheque will be
returned.
The Department does not bind itself to accept
the lowest or any ender.
By rder,
FRED. GELINAS,
Secretary.
Department of Pi bile Works,
Otto a, June 1, 1031.
Newspapers i erting this advertisement
without nuthorit, from the Department, will
not be paid for it.
Pt Olt Y.
AI/ANN.-4n Wingham Town Plot, on June
Ord, the wife of Mr. Charles Adams; a daugit-
ter.
14oNk: -7n Morris, nn May 29tH, th(• wife of
Thos. W. Bone; a son.
EA'rrMAv.—In Grey, on May 20th. the wife of
Henry Bateman : a son.
K1 r.r.v.-Hh Morris. on May 27th, the wife of
Mr, Michael Kelly, of Twins -boy and girl.
LAWSON.--In Colborne, on May 18th, the wife
of Mr. R. Lawson, of twins -boy and gill.
Uutsrnr.r,.-TnTeiswater, on ]fay »2.;th. the
wife of Mr. D. Driscoll; a son.
M sieves. --In Culross, on May 31, the wife
of Mr. Henry Meolynn: a son.
1itAitRIED
CnAtr.--RonvtTSo 7 --At the home of the
bride's uncle Me. M. Robertson, Frances street,
on June 8t1,. iiy Rev. D. Perrie, Mr. Orlando G.
Craig to Miss Miriam Robertson, both of
Wingham,
Cr, suic--• aTonL.-On Thursday June 2nd,
in Paul's t7tturelt, Wingham, by Rev. Wm.
Lowe, Mr. Joshua Clark to Miss Elizabeth
Rintonl, both of Whitechurch.
CA'ltterts-PitATT.-Atthe Methodist Parson-
age, Brussels, on May 30, by Rev. T. Wesley
Casette, Mr. John Thomas Carter to Mins Mary
Ellen Pratt, both of Blyth.
11TAWAAT—PoT'rye.--At the re.:idenee of the
bride's parent+ on June 1st Mr. W. H Stewart,
formerly of Blste•vale to Miss Cassie Potter,
daughter of Wm. Willie Potter of 1eowlittg
Green, Amaranth.
Call and inspect carefully
bargaiq t, bite
in D. M. Genii ri store. Season.
able goods pi n away at one-half
and in many cases one-third, the
regular prices. No harm in picking
up some " Snaps " out of our
" penny Box."
D. M. GORDON
EIRECT IMPORTER.
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PENITENTIARY SUPPLIES.
(„;.'l BALED TENDERS addressed "Inspectors
1.-1 of Penitentiaries, Ottawa," and endorsed
"Tenders for Supplies," will be received until
Friday, 24th June, inclusive, from parties
desirous of contracting for supplies, for the
fiscal year 1004.1905, for the following institu-
tions. namely
Kingston Penitentiark.
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentfa •,
Dorchester Penitentiary.
Manitoba Penitentiary. Columbia Penery Lary,
Regina Jail.
Prince Albert Jail,
Separate tender will ie received for each of
the following elms,s auPplies :—
1. Flour (Cana i i Strong Baker's).
2. Beef and int on (fresh).
3. Forage.
4. Coal (anthracite and bituminous).
u. Cordwood.
8. Groceries. -
7. Coal Oil ti,, barrels).
8. Dry Goods.
9. Drugs and Medicines.
10. Leather and Findings.
11. Hardware, Tinware, Paints, eta.
12. Lumber.
Details of information ns to form of contract,
together with forms of tender,will be furnished
on application to the Wardens of the various
instittttions.
All supplies are subject to the approval of
the Warden or Jailer.
All tenders submitted nhust specify clearly
the institution, or institutions, whiehit is pro-
posed to supply, and must bear the endorsation
of at least two responsible sureties.
Papers inserting this notice without author-
ity from the King's Printer will not be paid
therefor.
DAL"(ALAS STEWART,
GEO. W. 'DAWSON,
Inspectors of Penitentiaries.
Department of Juetiee,
Ottawa, May 81, 1904,
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Binder Twine
We are sole agents in Wingham
for the Ontario Government
T wiues,
Pure Manilla, 010 feet to the lb ]2aye
Manilla, 000 feet to the lb 11340
Farmers' Special, 550 feet to the lh.11e
Farmers' Special, 100 feet to the
Each package contains 60 lbs• of
Twine, with a two -bushel grain
bag and three rope halters with
snaps and rings. Every ball guar-
anteed. Freight paid to your near-
est station. Orders must be in by
June 15th.
Fishleigh's
HARDWARE, WINGIIANI.
STRAY PEIFER.
Came onto she premi, _s of the undersigned,
(half a utile south of inghaht) on the 15th
May, a dark red year] g heifer with two small
white spots on face. weer will kindly prove
property, pay expens , and take her aa -ay.
R. 8, STEINN,
Lot 42 Con. 14, Enst Wawanosh.
LI BALED TENDERS addressed to the under -
I,/ signed, and endorsed " Tender for Godericli
Breakwater," will be received at this office
until Monday, July 4, 1904, inclusively, for the
cnnstruntion of a Breakwater at (loderich.
County of Huron, Ont., according to a pian and
specification to be seen at the otficg9'of 11. A.
e. of harbour
fe Building•
Postmaster of
Department of
Grey, Esq., Engineer in char
works, Ontario, Confederation
Toronto, on application to th
(4oderieh, Ont., and at th •.
Public Works, Ottawa.
Tenders will not be co . idered sinless made
on tho printed form a lied, and signed with
the actual signator . f tenderers.
An accepted clieq a on a chartered bank,
payable to the order of the Honorable the
Minister of Ptthlic Works, for nine themanl
dollars ($3,000.00,1 mustaeenmpaltyeach tender.
The eheque will be forfeited if the party ter der -
Mg decline the contract or fail to complete the
work contracted for, and will be retitrried lit
case of non-seeeptance of tender.
The D'partmeet dries not bled itself tat c•
crept the lowest or any tender.
ley order,
GET.INAs,
Seers tars.
Department of Public Werke,
Ottawa Juno 4, 1004,
Newspapers inserting thie adoertietriteet
wlthr tit authority from the Department, Will
not be paid for K.
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A FEW OF THE
dee Hive Specials
FOR
THIS WEEK.
ART MUSLIN S
We ere showing an elegant range of very
new and pretty colotirgs of Art Mnslins,
worth in a replier way t'rnm 123() to 15o per
yawl. Bee Hive speolal price per yd. .10
BUTTONS
The new and np•tn•dete in Tri neither Bute -nos
Meted. and Fan -
sr] it, toll ate .
are here. Pearls, Gilt, Gt
Fan-
cies, at mines I-engine�at. ner rlr•zen 5e Se 100
12,}e 15c 18e 20e 25c end up to 75c
HOSIERY
Wonderful Ho';iery Selling for this week -a
few dozen more of those Ladles fine fest
blank 20c per pair kind still on sale at 2 pair
for - - 25c
Other money -saving values at per pair. 20c 21Tc
40c and 50e
GROC.ERY BARGAINS
2 peekages Shredded Wheat Biscuits, for 2fi'c
2 packages Oilmen Meat. for - - - 2Fc
2 large bottles Tomato Catsnp, for - 25c
Wiley saving prices all through our Grocery
department.
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THE
TABLE LINENS
The real Irish Linen hind, the kind that Wm -
dries Finooth and nice.
Splendid values, at per yd. 25c 40c 50e (i0c
and nn to - $1.00
LADIES AND CHILDRENS
UNDERVESTS
forty dozen choice values of Ladies and Child-
ress summer nnderveste with or without
sleeves, some beautifully trimmed with lane,
of hers plain. Prices ere for each, 5c 10e 12? e
15c 20e 25c and up to 5Oc
Every one of special value.
SPECIAL FOR MEN'
AND BOYS
Threw Silk Neckwear., New Collars,
New Summer Underwear, New Hats,
New Fancy Shirts, New Hosiery,
New Suspenders, New Umbrellas,
All at prices in favor of the buyer.
SPECIAL VALUES
In Parasols, Dress Goode, Dress Trimmings, Corsets
end Corset Covers.
HIGHEST ]PRICE FOR
The
KEELER. CO,
MUTTER AND EGGS
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RITCHIE'S
JUNE. SALE
JUN
RITCHIE'S
JUNE SALE I
FOR THE ,MONTH OF JUNE WE WILL OFFER SOME EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS,
INCLUDING :
Dress Goods at Special Prices, - Carpus of Sweeping Reduction&
BEGINNING W E'DNES <<I AY„ JUNE 1, 1904, at 0 A a Mas
You may rely on getting goods as we advertise.
Ladies' Muslin
Undergarments
Undergarments at 25 per cent.
Underskirts at 25 per cent.
Nightgowns at 25 per cent.
OFF REGULAR PRICES.
$1.00 Gown for •
1.25 Gown for -
1.0C Muslin Drawers for
.25 Muslin Drawers for
.75
.75
.19
Linen Laces.
The balance of our stock of Linen Laces,
qualities ranging in prices from 5e to
121,c per yard. Your choice for, yd .05
Shoe Display for June Sale
Including Oxfords, Slippers and Boots,
reg. 1.25, 1.50, 1.75. To clear at, per pr $1.00
Ladies' Knit Vests
AT BARGAIN PRICES. �s
Ladies' Kid Gloves
AT 'PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE.
Lace Curtains
See the good qualities at low prices.
250 to $8.00 per pair.
Dress Goods Remnants
1 lot of Remnants of Dress Goods. New
goods at one-quarter off regular prices.
IMI••••e
Qotton and Cashmere Hose.
10 dozen Cotton Hose, worth 350. June
sale price - - - - .25
20 dozen Boys' Ribbed Cotton Hose,
worth 20c and 25c, to clear at 15o or 2 for .25
CARPETS.
In this department we have quite a num-
ber ot remnants, including Tapestry,
Brussels and Wool Carpets, with 5 to
15 yards in each. 50c, 75c and 85c
qualities. June sale price -
.45
sommisser
LADIES' CORSETS
A LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM.
Dress Goods,
Black and Colored
AT BARGAIN PRICES,
$1.50 black and colored Suitings for
1.45 qualities Etamiues for
.00 Voiles for
.75 Voiles for - -
.50 Basket Cloth for
$1,25
1.20
.75
.55
.40
Ladies' Shirt Waists
We have an extra large stock of Shirt
Waists that we will sell at BARGAIN PRICES.
Embroideries
Juno Sale prices in the above lines.
LOT NO. 1 -Embroideries worth 5c,
Ge, 7c, 8c. and 9c per yard.
Choice, per yard, - .05
LOT NO. 2 -Goods worth 10c, 12::ec
and 15c. June Sale price
per yard, - .10
N
LOT O. 3-17c, 18c and 20c qual-
ities for, per. yard, - .16
Table Linens
Having bought a large shipment of Table
Linens at our own prices, we will be able to give
you extra good values.
72 -inch, all Linen, worth regularly
75c and S5o, for - - ,50
Extra good qualities for, per yard .25
Silk and' Lisle Thread
Gloves
Sample lot of Silk and Lisle Thread
Gloves, assorted colors, worth from
25c to 45c. June Sale price, per pair .20
Our Stock of Staples at Bargain Prices
ONE PRICE TO •EVERYONE. CASH AND TRADE ONLY.
COME EARLY AND GET THE FIRST CHOICE.
BEAVER. 13LOCR: WINGHAM
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