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VOL XNXIIL.---NO. 100,
No Tailoring
Better Than Ours
and our prices 0
begin at $12,00
The mangy who needs a new
suit; whether for daily, business
wear or tor dress, can do no
better than leave his order here.
He will save a great deal in
first cost; he will get his clothes
quickly; and be will get them as
well mane and stylishly fashioned
as it is possible to make them; be
will have hundreds of fabrices to
choose from; and he will be saved
the doubtful economy and un-
certain satisfaction of ready -trade.
Suits --made to order—made
to measure—made to fit—made
to satisfy.
No fit, no pay;
'You know. of course,
that's our way
SUMMERY THINGS
Summery Toggery is now
son tbe bill. We have lots of cool
comfort in store for our patrons.
Make your selections now.
Don't wait nntll the thermometer
says 99° and then rush in madly
for Summer Duds. Now if you
need anything in summer plum-
age.
We're Yours for Comfort
Summer Hats (Straw and
otherwise)—Our Neglige shirts—
Our Breezy Underwear -- Our
Summer Neckwear there's oceans
ot comfort.
It will take but little of the
"wherewith" to buy the outfit.
and Just think bow contented
you'll be after we have togged
you out for the summer campaign.
Homllth Bros.
Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by F1tANx PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
street. Wingham. Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
WINCHAM
Capital paid up, $ 3,00 01000
Reserve Fund and
)undivided profits $ 31474,000
numeral Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the 'United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 30th June and 31st
December each year.
D. T. IHEPBURN, Manager.
8. Vanstoue, Solicitor.
BANK or HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Capital paid up, $2,249S0.00.
Iteserve'Futid, :$2,000,000.00.
Total Assets, $24,713,013,07.
President-- Max. Weir. GIaso1.
Vice -President and
General Manager »- J. TtT.Rllnirr.L.
DIRECTORS
'Gyrus A. Dirge, John Proctor, A.B. Leo,
John S. Hondrie, Geo. Rutherford.
Inspector—II. M. Weesoer.
tleta ags Sauk—)'fours 10 to 0; Saturday, 10
to 1. Deposits of 81 and upwards received. In-
terest allowed, and computed on the ilOth No -
"'ember and nit May ench year rand added to
principal.
Special Deposita also reeetved at ct rrent
Antes of interest.
Drafts on ttrt,at Britain and the United
Staten Bought and sold.
Travellers are notified that the Banker Ham-
ilton and its Branches issue Circular Rates of
National Provincial Bank of England, Limited,
Which Can be cashed without charge or tron-
"ple is any part 4fthe world.
W. CO11,11t t)'r•D, Agent
DIDarl )SON & Y.lOLMES, Solicitors.
WINGIIAii, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JUNE 30..1904,
Ti
•
efret
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY
BOUGHT YOUR
Strawberries
FOR PRESERVING
do so this week; you'll make no
mistake.
We will have an unusually large'
supply of THE FINEST BERRIES
every day this week. Don't buy
Berries that are peddled all over
town. The sooner you get them
after being picked the better; you
are sure to get that here. We
get them, fresh from the patch.
Your telephone p ono orders will be as
carefully filled as if personally
ordered. - - Phone 59.
R. A. Hutchison
GROCERIES AND Citoorizav
Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59
Who Wants a Farm ?
I have over 4,000 acres ot choice farm Janda
for sale, in 50, 70, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenock, Bruce, Kincardine Huron
and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song.
Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheap.
Also a wagonshop. A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a Large amount of
money to loan at 5 per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
J. A. MacKENZIE,
Insurance Agent, Holyrood.
REAL ESTATE
Why I am Successful in this
Line of Business.
1 em making a specialty of this business.
I know nay business.
I am aggressive and progressive.
I never show parties my investments unless
I an satisfied they have the money and mean
business.
All matters are strictly confidential.
I have been here for years and believe that I
have the confidence of the people.
There is a buyer for every business some-
where in the country. I have sold property in
a very short time that the owner has tried to
dispose of for years—and some good ones at
that. It's any specialty and I know it.
Yours for'quick sales,
C. J. MAGUIRE
Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent,
VANSTONE BLOCK. • WINGHAM, ONT.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
District Lodge
The annual meet:
Lodge, Independent;
was held on Wedn
last week.r'
a Various
to Oddfellows were
o ommendations Swill
Lodge. Mr. John F
D. D. G. M., and 111)
trict Secretary.
Oddfellows.
ng of the District
rderof OddfelIows
sday afternoon of
titters of interest
dtsscussed and re -
e made to Gran
Groves was elected
. J. W. Dodd, Dis-
House .'maid wanted. Good wages.
Apply to Orr Bros., King Edward hotel.
Pr
yterian Chu
he managers of t
terian Church held
and decided to pros
provements to the cl
front fence will be
granolithic walk
centro of the lot fr
the church Steps
steps will be built.
church will be re
terior will be re -d
ed that this work
at once and comp
new pipe organ i
be in September.
ch Imatovements.
e Wingham Presby -
meeting last week
ed with several im-
urch property. The
emoved and a new
vill be built in the
street sidewalk to
nd new granolithic
The exterior of the
paitlted and the in-
oratedt is expect -1
ill be oceeded with I
eted by the time the
installed, which alit
No. 9 Coil S
hundred, every
rISIILEIG
ing wire at 1$2.70 per
ole guaranteed, at
's HARDWARE STORE.
The For and Movement.
Tuesday ever ing of last week Rev. J.
E. Hunter co' .leted the campaigning of
Wingham Dl trict Epworth Leagues
in the interes, of the Forward Move-
ment for Miss ons, He had a most suc-
cessful and nteresting series and the
outlook is mo.t hopeful. In 41., weeks
he addressed 5 meeting and attended 30
Committee . eetings in connection with
his tour. $ 15.00 has been expended in
Miseionary literature in the various
Leagues wh ch will no doubt greatly aid
ill impartin , valuable imformation and
instruction The Forward Movement is
now being worked in every Lefitgae in
the Distric and the prospective funds
for Missio cry tuiwaneement will bo
largely in c -cess of last year.
Wear Greer's Shoes an d' Rubbers
Tennis T
ei tennis tonrnaln
by the ladies of Wi
court in the park ou
For the first prize,
has very generously
travelliug snit case,
rnamont.
nt will be played
ham on the local
Friday, July 8th.
r. Chas. Kneohtel
onated a handsome
WANTED ' A gond general servant.
Apply to Mrs, R. Vanstoue.
L. O. L. Div
The members of
No. 794, are requee
lodge room on Sum/
o'clock, for the par
Paul's Church at 7
rector, Rev. Win.
the brethren. All
to be present on t
ing brethren will
ne Service.
iugham L. O. L.
d to meet ee in the
+y evening at 6.15
tse of attending St.
o'clock, when the
owe, will preach to
membere are asked
!s occasion, c on, and visit•
o cordially welcomed.
WANTED—Car of batter, 350 tubs by
June 10th, Eggs, 16c trade; 14ccash.
GEO. E. Kmo
Enema pm
At the regular
Encampment, Indy
on Monday evenin
facers were electe
term:—O. P., H.
Lougheed; H. P.,
W. W. Walker; S
Treas., J. W. Dod
elected representat
meat.
t Officers.
eeting of Minerva
endent Oddfellows
, the following of -
for the ensuing
Elliott; S. W., D.
`. J. Elliott; J. W.,
rtbe, A. J. Alderson;
, J. A. Morton was
e to Grand Encamp.
We are paying the highest Dash price
for wool, delivered at our tannery on
Victoria street.
PRINGLE & GROVES.
Wingham'
The Directors of
cultural Society he
day night and mads
additions to the pr
creased the prize m
tbe classes. The 1
make this year's
history of the soot
tractions this year
ahead of any pr
jaunted meeting I
ing of July 14th S
finally revised. 1
fair are September
Fall Fair.
he Turnberry Agri -
1 a meeting on Tues•
several changes and
e list, and also in.
nay in a number of
erectors are trying to
'air the best in the
tee The special at-
roncise to be away
Mous year. An ad -
11 be held on the even•
hen the prize list will
lie dates for the fall
29th and 30th.
Go to C. J. Maguire, Real Estate
Agent, if you want to buy a house in
town, be bas just what you want.
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 370 Queeu'a Avenue, London,
3rd door Enst St. Andrew's Church.
Glasses supplied. Will be at Queen's
Hotel, Wingham, Wednesday July 27th.
oe5th Annivers
v. Mr. and le
braced the 25th ann
riage on Saturday'
present from Bel
Erin. A very plea
reviewing the past
R ogers received m
on having attained
of their wedding di
their many friends.
feliciations and ho
celebrate their G
Fordwich Record
formerly statione
well-known to ma
will wish himself
more years of hal
ry Celebrated.
rs. D. Rogers eele-
versary of their mar•
ast. Relatives were
ore, Wingham and
nt time was spent
and Mr. and Mrs.{
ny congratulations
he 25th anniversary
r. The Record joins
u these parts in these
es they be spared tnI
den Wedding Day.—
r. Rogers was
at Bluevale and is
y of our readers, who
nd Mrs. Rogers many
w wedded life.
WANTED --Eggs, 16c trade, 14c cash,'
commencing May 25th. Treat those peel.
tars fair; snake them them take your but-
ter, pork, etc., with the eggs. same as
your general merchant noes. Potatoes
wanted. GED. E. KING.
The Syno
Rev. Wm. Low
week attending a
Synod tend we are
he has again been
the Executive C
shows total reeei
poses, exclusive c
be $11,785.21; an i
last year. The r
mission fund wer
•
• of Huron.
was in Louden last
eeting of the Huron
lensed to note that
'lected a Inember of
nmittee. The report
is for diocesan pur- j
debt subscriptions, to
crease of :$45.49 over
gular collections for
$4,407.20, a decrease
of .201.21), while ,. 0717.71 was paid in
1 grants for assisti , g mission parishes.
The credit balanc has been increased.
to $1,040.78. Sine May 1st one parish, t
St. John's, Sarnia, cas become self-sup-
portiug. The wid• ws and orphans of 28
clergyman are not on the fund. The
Synod now holds . s capital for various
trust purposes $72 ,855.79. Of this $71P,
0311.77 forms the s'nsolidated capital ac-
count, and e3,81 02, consisting of the
See House debt, ud a mortgage on a 1
church farm, is held on a temporary in- I
vestiuent account.
•
As Seen In Go
The Goderioh Star of
to the Wingham 1211a of
tion as fellows: ---The
Goderioh District, compr
145, 168, 182, 189 and 300
the coming 12th of July'
have already iieoured aingl
good going on. lith and 121
on 1311e. A special train h
for to leave G4derich on t
the 12th at t# o'clock re
Wingham at 6 or 7 p. m.
doubtless be one of the gra
to Huron, and it is expect
r
a very lathe crowd presen
ioli and neighborhood.
erich.
t week refers
my oolebra.
rangemen of
ing L. O. L.
ill celebrate
t Wingham
fare tickets,
and return
s also asked
morning of
ruing leave
he day will
test ever held
tbere will be
from m Goder•
Sudden Death at alkerton.
The many friends in ' iugham heard
with deep regret on Mon ay of the sud-
den death at Walkerton, or. Sunday of
Mrs. Gilbert Prince, tee Miss Lena
Hill,) eldest daughter o the late Robt.
Hill, for many years a r sident of Wing'
ham. Deceased was 22 ears of age and
lived in Wingham up to the time of her
family's removal to lkerton a few
years ago. Mts. Pace as i11 for only
a few days, having only ;.ur days before
her demise given birth t•. twins, and her
suddeu death will be ase ere blow to her
bereaved husband, moth: , brother and
sister. The bereaved wi have the syth-
pathy of many friend in Wingham.
The funeral took place a• Walkerton on
Tuesday afternoon.
Look Her: 1
Just as we told you we S
at our bins of coal at the
are now full and runn
still there is more comin
about one car per day.
any person who wants i
treated alike. No fear o
now. Look at our advt.
for terms and prices, wh'
ed plainly and which w
to. We have an abunda
all kinds in good shap
cheap light wood, for sur
If you \vela any of our
had better place your o
secure it. Look at sa
delivered. We have 12
stock now.
nuld dol Look
tatious. They
ug over, and
at the rate of
oal for sale to
All part':s
a fuel fa rte
in is .aper
•h a , : ; • lisle
stri y adhere
be • wood of
now. Some
mer, very dry.
o. 1 wood you
er at once to
le now being•
inch, w
G1IEEoodICin
Celebration on e 12th.
Reports continue to c a in of mem.
'aril of Lodges which : ve derided to
celebrate the 12th of Ju y in Wingham
this year. Goderich to vnship Orange-
men are expected in fu . force and there
will also be a large • umber from the
county town as well a the surrounding
district. Indeed, frm all directions
come reports which ead to the belief
that the celebration t as year will by far
surpass in point of : tendance, enthus-
iasm and interest an ' previous gathering
of the kind in the • may. We under-
stand thatatrange..-nts are being per -
I fected for the briong of a number of
I brass bands to \Vii gham on that day,
am ongst those whi. h are expected being
Goderich, Ktncard" e, Lucknow, Ripley,
r I i11 Harriston, ss, Summer Mount
Forest and Mitche, and fife and drum
bands from Brusss and other places.
Piper John McDot ald of Seaforth has
been engaged by t e Wingham Lodge.
The Wingham cit zens' band bas also
been engaged for tl a day. Special trains
have been arrange. for July 12th as fol.
lows r o in D rham, Kincardine,
Stratford, Goderi ,h and immediate
points on the G. T. ' ., and from Orange-
ville and leeswatou the C. P. R.
Times and fares i11 be given later.
We may again state that no efforts are
being spared by the ommittee and the
local brethern to ent rtain all visitors in
a fitting manner and make the day one
long to be remembe :d in the history of
Orangeistn.
ANTISEPTIC
Fool Powder
What Is It?
It is a'discovery which ewes
sore, tired, tender, aching,
sweating or swollen feet.
It is prepared by the Premier
Medical Co., of New York
and Chicago, and FOR A
LIMITI;I) TIME ONLY
RETAILS AT
IS cents per box.
Try a box and find relief.
Sold in Wingham by
altonMcKibhon, Nal,
Next door to Post Mee.
ON THE P
AYGRC)UNI)S.
Events of I_oc
Field of S
the Pa
Interest/on the
ort During
Week,
Wingham Lo
The manager and
ham Baseball Olub
those who helped b
the baseball game o
the good order wh
receipts were $42
$01.00. Although t
tised to take place
Nine of Lucan and t
at the llth hour, for
reasou, the Irishmen
put the manager to t
another team which
not dissappoiut outsi
hesitating the man
team cousented to
game. The specta
with the home team
game of baseball was
town and gocd pea
could be marked,
showed themselves g
ball players in that ti
team by a score of 10
Loudou'umpired the
faction of everyone.
t to Berlin.
fltcers of the Wing -
wish to thank all
their attendance at
24th just; also for
ch prevailed. The
2 and expenditure
game was after -
between the Irish
to Monte team, yet,
ugh some unknown
refused to come and
e trouble of getting
was done, so as to
ers. Without any
ger of the BBorliu
me and give the
re can say along
hat a more friendly
never plat ed in the
ing on both aides
The Berlin team
ntlewon as web as
ey beat the home
to 3. Mr. Sippi of
ame to the satis-
Kincardine vs. Wingham.
An interesting an exciting lacrosse
match took place on t e park on Thurs-
day evening last, :tween the above
clubs. From the sty t it was evident
that both clubs were u the field to play
the game for all they vere worth. Con•
siderable roughness characterized the
game throughout, id many of the
players on both si+es were "slightly
disfigured." Refere Watson, of Luck -
now, had his hands 11, and there was
scarcely five miuute• during the whole
game that there wer not two or more
players decorating t fence for their
"unbecoming cond ct." After the
whistle bad blown at he end of the first
quarter, the visitors s ored a goal, but it
was not connted, and will likely be de-
cided by the C. L. A. executive. In the
third quarter Wiugbam scored one,—
thus mating the score 1 to 0, providing
the goal claimed by Kincardine is not
allowed—and we are informed that this
will m all probabil' y be the decision.
The defence of • th visitors proved a
veritable stonewall •r the locals, while
the home players at t • os exhibited some
very fair eombivatio • work. Our boys
are improving very ch in team play,
and will no doubt be able to hold their
own with Kincardi - on August 2nd.
The following are t s names and posi-
tion of the players:—
Kincardine. Wingham
Johnston. goal Moore
poen Barlow
Cuyler
Telford
Thompson... 1st delel ce Vanstoue
Wylie ........2nd defe ce Kruse
Fyfe 3rd defe ce.... Wightman
Mitchell ..centra Cody
Carson . ...1st ho 1e. Johnston
Jennings 2nd h0
Goodwin 3rd 110
e. ,..McGillivray ,
ne,.. Elliott i
Burleigh..... outside once..... Fleming i
Secord ........inside 1 emeDinsley ! p i
Fruit C
Reports receive
Proviuoial Superb
tura! Societies, eb
will be very Itght
vine, and in so
have been so ba
that they are beim
promise to be a
although some of
have suffered sev
Strawberries wilt 1
damage in the nor+
cenutry is greater
thought. Peaches
crop. In Essex, Kt
les there will be pr
a11, while in Well
crop will be very ul
op Light,
by Mr, H. B. Cowan,
endent of Horticul-
w that the Blum exam
11 through the 'Pro-
o sections the trees
!y injured by frosts
taken out. Apples
ood crop generally,
the tender varieties
rely by the frosts.
a light crop. The
ern section of the
than was at first
ill be a very light
t and Brant count-
ctioally no yield at
d and Linooln the
uch reduced.
PAsauRE—Good pasture to let; either
for cattle or horses. Apply to H. Ham-
ilton, Victoria street.
County Co
Warden Bowmat
ty Clerk Lane to c
the Co. Council in
neaday of this wee
necessary to enable
pared and read for
$10,000 of the amo
paying for addttion
and furnishings,
bridges being exec
may not be inarea
diture this year.
vertitied three in
passing, hence
meeting so that t
up at the Decem
Council, the de
funds disburse
for the work t
ncil Meeting
has instructed Coun-
t a special session of
oderich for Wed-
This is rendered
by-law to be pre -
borrowing $20,000,
ut to be appl"std in
o House of Refuge
nd $10,000 on new
d so that Co. rate
d by the large expeu-
ealaw has to be ad-
tthe before its final
e necessity of the
e matter Inay be closed
er session of the Co.
eutures sold and the
One day will suffice
e done.
Double Track
The Grand
double daily t
ding sleeping c
the World's
most interestin
ed at Chicago,
assured patrons
Trnuk .regents f
Route to World's air.
nk have ivaw'
ough car sere
rs and a ac
air Cit:
rated a
0, inclu-
s, direct to
Fast trains,
route :top over allow -
excelled road-bed—are
1 this line. Ask Grand
full information.
1 Story
The first app
ca were import
ment at New
were also know
at Jamestown,
Until withiu 111
were grown atm
ing, as at the cas
hard cider will
and a horrible k
Penn advised th
vania to cultivate
as apples were t
sively for makin
of the Apple.
trees planted in Ameri
d by the Dutch settle-
rk in 1714 Apple trees
to have been growing
a., as early as 1622,
last half century apples
st solely for cider -mak -
to -day in France, As
produce drunkenuese
tzenjammer, William
colonists in Pennsyl-
ndigenous fruits alone,
en used almost exela-
cider or apple jacks.
H. E. Isard & Co., are showing'a
large stock of Boy's and Men's re y -to -
wear clothing at surprising val s.
Mr. Shaw, pian tame foe Aeintzman
& Co., will visi Wi m in a few
days, Parties wi sing ianos tuued will
leave orders at 13. Bell's music store.
Dampo
A FOOT POWDER
A Foot Powder that cures
sweating, swollen, scald
ed, tired feet,
A Foot Powder that stands
on its merit, 'laving been
on the market Ave years.
A Foot Powder with our
guarantee of entire Bathe.
faction or money refund.
ed.
Buy a box, use it, and if it
does not do the work, return the
empty and get your 25e,
Ai LIMBO& Col
LizairaD.
Sole Agents
WINGHAM,
ONT.
Many Calls
are received from business firms and
Many Students are placed in good
positrons each year by the famous
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
This schooi stands for the highest
and best in business sducatiou itt
Canada to -day. Many business col-
leges employ our graduates as teach-
ers. We have scores of applications
teem other colleges. Ask to see them
the day you enter. Commence course
now. Catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT
PRINCIPAL.
Fon SALE—Furniture and household
goods; one Grand Jewel cook stove, coal
or wood, pearly new; a fine toned up.
right piano, nearly new—all at abargain
R. :woo.
The Ladies .Aid Soca= .y will serve
meals in the has e • of the Methodist
Church ou July 1 ' . Tell yonr friends
that this will be to place to get good
meals.
530.00 to Colorado and Return
Via Chicago, Union Pacific & North-
Western Line. Chicago to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, daily
throughout the summer. Correspond-
ingly points east.
• rates from a
1 low
in
Only one night to Denver from Chicago.
Two fast trains daily. B. H. BENNETT,
2 East King St. Toronto, Ont.
Clinton bowlers IN n from Goderich
on Saturday by 18 s •ts,
At Clinton on el .• day evening, the
Clinton junior lame se club won from
Seafrth juniors by score of 9 to 1. +
three rinks of 'iugham bowlers,l
skipped by Dudley olmes, Dr. Hollo-
way and D. T. Hepbru wept to Brussels
on Monday afternou and won by 12
shots. ,
Thmanager of ti o Wingliam base•
ba11 club as arrant,
a Toronto team ou
Saturday, July Oth
Old Boys excursion
of game tine other
given in next week
for a game with
the park here on
the date of Huron
ram Toronto. Hour
particulars will be
issue.
Brussels intermed ates, Western Foot I
Ball Association hampious, defeated ;
i Woodstock at Brus.els on Monday night I
in a semi-final gain - by a snore oft to 0
The game was fast both teams contest—
ing
ing closely. This -ame admits Brussels
to the final game i the W. F..2.. in de-
fence of the Hougl cup and champion-
ship won in 1003.
Listowel won on of the fastest games
of football played Listowel this season
in the junior seri.s of the W. le, A. j
Listowel won from Mildtuay by a score'
of 2 to 0, on I'rida and, thus winning
the rounds by 3 .oats, and aro now
champions of di tricts No. 1 incl 5. +
Listowel won in 11 limey the previous
Monday by 3 to 2.
A contingent of . lr bowling club went
to Wingham on Th arsday of last week.
and had a game wiit the sphere trend-
lers of that town. Wingham won. We
have not the scorn t our disposal, how-
ever.--frussels Po .. The score was 84
Hanson was the
andb r. 1',.
toliI
skip for the 'Wing;] au rink. This was?
Mr. Ilauson's firs experience as skip i
against an out of t vn rink. Hispltyers
were O.1)allas and T. 3, Ilornuth.
—i7
WAY, JULY I sL, 1904
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