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EXTRAOR,DINAR Y BARGAINS IN
WOOL DRE ?S GOODS :
For a limited time only we will sell fine Venetians,
Basket Weaves, Scotch Mixtures, Voiles,
Etones, and other desirable wool fabrics for the
ridiculously low price of - .45
Below we give a list of Specials
for a few days :
25 pieces Crums Prints, worth I2' -c, for - .10
I0 pieces Crums Prints, worth los, for - .08
An assortment of Shirt Waists, new
goods, worth $1.75 to $3 00, for $1.75
io doz. Cotton Hose, worth 20c, 2 pair for .25
8 doz. Ribbed Cashmere Hose, worth 4.0c, .30
Alex. Ritchie.
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straight saving to you --every cent of it.
For five weeks we will give special inducements
to purchasers.
See our medium -price Bedroom Suits, $11.50, x;14 50, $10, $17.50
Others to choose frim. up to 5500
Splendid value in Couches at - $6.00, :17.00, $8.50 up to 22.00
BUT LOW PRICE
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day evening,
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—The brio' lay
work on Mr. J. 13.
deuce on Patrick s
—Mr, Eh Ellio.
bricks to be used
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Canned Apples
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Avolormoriv
—Mr. J. D. Burn
appearauee of his s
or paint, new wall
—The Winghama
clubs played an exb
latter place yeste
—A number o
advantage of the exe
and Niagara Falls on Tu
—Public holiday in Wi
Tuesday, We are going to
on the Union Sunday Soho rsion.
—Miss Welch of Winghmnas been
engaged iu Newbridge school for the
ensuing year for $325.—Fordwich Re-
Cord.
—Mr. W. H. Rintoul has purchased a
lot on Leopold street south, and has the
foundation already built for a new resi-
dence he intends erecting.
—Mr. J. D. Burns has been awarded
the contract of supplying the coal for
the Wingham school and a car load was
delivered to the school this week.
—Wingham and Detrdit University
baseball clubs played agame at Blyth ou
Wednesday evening of last week.
Wingham boys won by a sore of 4 to 3.
—In the course of a Division Court
case, it transpired that some borrowers
in Toronto pay from 100 to 350 per cent.
per annum in'terest, and, perhaps, more.
—The railways are offering usual re-
duced rates for Civic Holiday. Single
tare going p. m. trains August 1st and
all trains August 2nd, good to return to
August 3rd.
—Jno. Lit Jas. H. Kerr's big house-
cleaning sale commenced on Monday of
this week and will continue until Aug-
ust 0th. Read auvt. on page four for
lull particulars.
—A bylaw, granting the sum of
$4,500 tor the extension of electric light
and waterworks system, was voted on
at Kincardine on Monday, and carried
by a large majority.
—The weekly band concert will be
held this week on Thursday evening,
as the baud has an engagement for Fri-
day evening at Belgrave.
—Mr. H. S. Arkell, of Teeswater, B.
S.A., of the Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege, has been appointed assistant to the
professor of Agriculture in the Ohio
State University at Columbus.
—The yilliage of Blyth will observe
Wednesday, August 10th, as civic holi-
day. Among the attractions for the day
will be a baseball match between the
Wingham nice and the Detroit Business
University club,
—Mr. S. T. Suggitt, of Milton, has
taken a position in the tinsmithing de-
partment of Mr. Thos Armstrong's
hardware store, and will remove his
family to town as soon as suitable prem-
ises can be secured.
—Miss Minnie Ross, who is visiting in
Chicago has been offered the position of
operator iu the telegraph office in Mar-
shall Fields large departmentrl store in
that oiiy. Miss Ross has not yet decided
to accept the position.
—Mr. W. J. F. Mallagli, a former
well-known young Winghamite, who is
now conducting a successful book store
business at Brantford has been awarded
the contract of supplying books, etc. to
the schools in that city for the ensuiug
year.
—The editor of the Wingham TIMES
enters upon his eighth year as scribe and
publisher of that much -improved and
cleanly printed weekly paper. It is a
good exponent of Huron's great manu
facturing town, and we wish Brer Elliott
increased success in the years to come.—
Clinton New Era.
—The Lnal2now Sentinel and Harriston
Tribune are holidaying this week. This
custom among newspapers of holidaying
for a week in summer is rather dying
out. The Times gave up the custom
some years ago and it would now take a
serious accident to prevent our getting
out the regular weekly issue,
--Brussels Union Sunday School ex-
cursion to Kincardine was run on Thes-
eday of this week. Two trains of eight
coaches each were necessary to convey
the people to the lake town. Over four
hundred from Brussels were on. board
the train. Thirty five Wingliamites
took advantage of the cheap trip.
ndid assortment
ecorated by the
nd Elite decora-
strian, and Eng -
e chicest sedecti'
all of which we
rices.
what we have
for Goods. Bargaios
just as wesaid it would be..
There's Busy Selling
at the Bee Hive.
BIG 13 DAYS SUMMER SALE
Hundreds cif pleased customers have advertised our prices, and we'll be'
busier than ever this week.
OPER & CO.
(Suoeessors to Alex. Ross.)
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BATSMAN.—In Crrey township, on July 16tti,
Elijah Bateman, aged 83 years.
MAXWEI,I..—In Brussels, on July 20th, Dari
Maxwell, aged 95 years.
WITMErt.—In Howick, ou Carrick townline,
on 14th July,Abraham Witmer, aged 67 years,
5 months, 21 ays.
BRAanos.—In Morris, on July 21st, James 11.
Brandon, aged 60 years and 3 months.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS. WINGHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or resi-
dence at Ritchie's property on Scott St.
or third house west of school on Jo
street. Shop opposite Macdonald b . k.
FARM FOR 8
Lot 18, con. 7.Townsh'
Huron, containing 100
class farm; has been
A spring creek runs t1
to,
of ' rnberry,County
er :. This is a first -
grass for 20 years.
ugh the farm, Apply
H. DAVIS, Wingham.
FARM FOR SALE.
51000.00 Will buy one of the best
farms in the Township
of Turnberry, being the south parts of Lots 28
and 29, Concession one, Turnberry, and con.
Mining 91 acres -84 acres clearers, balancemrin-
cipally hardwood bush. There is a large frame
dwelling house with all modern conveniences
on tho premises. Also a large bank barn with
never -failing spring well and pump in barn-
yard. Also a never -failing spring well in
orchard. This farm lies immediately west of
the Village of Bluevaleand is convenient to
School, Churches, Stores and Post oiltee. Terms
of sale will be made known on application to
Henry Diment, who will show the premises, or
to Jona DIMENT, 119 Borden St., Toronto.
—The town was in Holiday attire with
flags and bunting and six arches, with
appropriate mottoes, spanned the streets.
Wingham is a pretty town and the citi-
zens generally taking the advice of
their two excellent papers decorated
their premises in honor of the day.—
Fordwich Record on Winghanl's 12th of
Julq celebration.
CANADIAN ORDER 1s11tx.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Camp National, 1x10. 139
ABNER 0OSENS
"i_ULD their regularmeetings on the 2nd
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1 and 4th yriday n each month, in Cdd•
feugws' Hall. All visitors welcome.
MAXNtLL, (3. C. 11. H. Cnownxn, Clerk.
O. 1T. MAGUIRE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
.eeounts Rents and Notes Collected. ("on-
�ng "done.
B—In V'anatoneMe k.
fCirptin Saturday nights from 7 to it o'clock.
Loan and Insurance Agent
W'1NCIl;IADx WT.
1'onxsTox: -In Wingham, on :filly 20th, the
wife of Mr. Fred, Johnston; a daughter.
ELLIOTT.—In Tnrnb>rrv, on July 29rd, the
wife of Mr. Sand. Elliott; a daughter.
CABLxnt.—In Culross on July 25th, the wife
of Mr. John Casiiclt; a 'daughter.
WAratzn.--Cn July 15th the wife of Bir.
David Walker, eon. 7, Howiek; a daughter.
( MiTTICI(. -1n Belmere on July 21st, Vie wife
of Mr. Wm. Chittick; a daughter.
MARRIED
MCALriSit--rings.•-•At the residence of the
bride's parents, on July 19, by Rev. D. B. Mc-
Rae, Mr, Robert McAlpine, of Toronto, former-
ly of Wingham, to Miss Mary, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bess, of Brussels.
BAYNAnn-11000.•-uA1 the Methalist Parron-
a e, Trowbridge, on Jelly 13, by Rev. A. C.
Tiffin, Mr. Joseph Baynard to Miss Rebecca
Hogg, both of Grey township,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given -pursuant to R. S. 0.
1897, Chap. 129, Sec. 38, that all .sons
having claims against the estate of ry Jane
Campbell, late of the Town of W' lam, in the
County of Huron, married w an, deceased,
who died on or about the 18t1 ay of May, A.D.,
1904, are required to send b post prepaid or to
deliver to R. Vanston S ciior for the Execu-
tors, on or before the 2 t day of August, A. D.
1904, their names, adds .saes and descriptions
and a full statement of particulars of their
claims and the nature of the security (if any)
held by them, duly certified, and that after the
saki day the Executors will proceed to distrib-
ute the assets of the deceased among the part-
ies entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have notice.
Dated this 25th day of July, A. D. 1904.
R. VANSTONE, Wingham.
Solicitor for the Exceutors.
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will be treasured in coming 6
-a years. Photographs taken
by us will last a lifetime. 4
Remember the place:
ZURBRIGG'S STUDIO k
WINGHAM.
1' lcturo Framing* Neatly Done.
It would take too much space to ennrnerate the nice
things we have for you in Dress Materials. We will only
mention a few of them and ask you to visit the store for
the real particulars connected with this 13 days Dress
Goods Sale.
•6 Pieces Black and Colored Henrietta cloths,•goorl
buying anywhere at 60o per yd, our 13 days Sale
Price, per yd. • - - - 35c
2 Pieces Blank Dress Goods, nice qnality and
worth 40c per yard, our 13 days Sale Price, per
yard - - - -•- - 20c
All our 25c lines now, per yard, - 19c
50c special lines now, per yard, - 39c
75c special lines in plain weaves, also in fancy
flake effects in light and medium weights, very
choice colors. 13 days Sale Price will be per yard 58c
All the other lines of Dress Goods worth 85c, 900,
$1.00, $1.25, and up to $1.60 at like reduction dur-
ing this great 13 Days Sale.
A " CHT CETSI
Here'. • great buying chance: We put on sale 47
piee,: geed fast -colored Prints, all worth and
ex a good value at loo and 12;c per yard, 13
ys' sale price, per yard, ----—c..
The colorings are pink and white, light blue and
white, navy and white; 'pretty floral designs, the
good old-time lilacs, finite effects. cherry colors,
blank on white and white on black. You'll have
no tronble iu getting suited out of this splendid
assortment,
Exceptional Hosiery Bargains.
We put on sale this week 13 dozen Misses' and
Ladies' guaranteed fast black heavy ribbed
Cotton Hose, splendid value at 20c and 25c per
pair. This week, sale prioe, per pair, - .15
Also a line of very fine lace effect Ladies' Silk
Finish Hose, good value at 50c. This week,
sale price, per pair, - - - - - .35
In connection with our Big Summer Sale we have decided to make °
the prices uniform throughout the entire store, so that no depart-
ment can miss passing out its share of the bargains to shoppers
during this thirteen days of money -saving prices.
CLOTHING MUST 00
We've decided to clear out all Men's and Boys' Snits
to make room for another line of goods so that this
department will not only let go of the profit but a
part df the cost too. Its no use to quote prices fur-
ther than say that we start the
Children's Suits at $1.00
Boys' Suits at $1.25
Youths' Suits at $2,50
from size 32 up to size 35 and the Men's Suits at $3.00
We want you to see what we have to offer you iu this
department.
GROCERY BARGAINS
2 Cans Choice Red Salmon for
3? lbs Choice Cleaned Currants
'3i; lbs " " Raisins
Double package of Orangemeat
1 can each, corn, peas. tomatoes
1 lb bust 40c Blended Coffee
3 packages Choice Corn Starch
25c 11z lb Jem Baking Powder
150 1 lb Tins Es,tra Baking Powder
1 lb Regular 35c Japan or Black Tea -
2 packages Shredded Wheat Biscuits
Tho easiest way to make money is to save
can do that by dealing at The Bee Dive.
25c
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20c
19c
12c
25c
25c
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THERE ARE BARGAINS in Lace Curtains, Table Linens, Table Napkins. Towels, White Quilts, Summer
Blankets, Tickings, Shirtings, Cottonades, Tweeds, Worsteds, Overalls, Smocks, Sweaters, Men's Fancy and Working
Shirts, Collars, Neckwear, Suspenders, Hosiery, Gloves and Umbrellas. ! :.Extra special values for Ladies in Corset Covers,
Undervests, Gloves, Hosiery and Parasols. This is a 13 Days' Sale which none can afford to miss.
This Big 13 Days' Sale is now on. Share in the Bargains.
THE KEEL CO.
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WINGHAM, Ont.
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EYE SPECIALIST
Dr. Jo H. Egbert
Will make regular visits to this ..wn,
and is equipped with the most aoclern
methods and apparatus for te' ing your
eyes in the moat scientific m . nor.
tf Armstrong & Co's Studio
WING} -IAM
NORTH END
BUTCHER SHOP.
The Doctor is a grads e in medicine
with 10 years expe ien : in the practise A PRIME
of medicine and s r ry, and has spent
8 years testing eye' : d fitting glasses.
. If you are in need of glasses, do not
hesitate to call and have your eyes
properly fitted.
The Doctor carries with him all the
latest styles in
Spectacles, rye Glasses
Chains and Tiflis.
You cannot secure better sstylAg or better
goods in Toronto, New York or Chicago.
EYES TESTED FREE
If you do not need glasses, the doctor
will tell you so, and it costs you nothing.
AT THE
Queen's Hotel, Wingham
AUG. 22, 23 & 24
SELECTION
01'
BEEF, PORK
AND MUTTON
Also a large stock of Cured Meats of
the finest selection.
Also Boiled Trams, Eolongr a, and
Davis' celebrated Pork Pies.
LeaveYour orders early.
Highest cash price paid for Hides and
Skins.
THOS.' FELLS.
Opposito Skating Bink,
Our great Slaughter Sale
is still going on. Customers appreciate such bargains as we are giving
20c ofr every dollar's worth of the goods now being
•slainghtered here. This is a chance in a lifetime to secure the
best „oods and the best values at such cut prices.
Come early, while all lines are complete.
In Sugars we keep only the best, and give the most for a $,
Fresh Eggs 170 dozen. Highest price for Butter,
DIRECT IMPORTER.
D. M. GORDON.
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FURNITURE BUYERS, REMEMBER
The next 6 weeks will be of interest to you.
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1 prices n rurniture for balance p es o b ince of July and all of August,
kink Ag good Couch,in velour i
Just think! g covering, stripe pattern, assorted
colors,
For $4.75, regular 16.50 $0.50, regular $8.50 $7.50, regular $0.50
and a nice lino not so good for $3.75 .
We will guarantee to supply the above goods at these°prices throughout
C July and August only.
IN, PARLOR SUITES we lead in price and quality. Every
Suite guaranteed or money refunded. 'rote our special prices:
Nice 5-pieeo Suite, solid oak frames, done in velour, good patterns, spring, edge plush
bound, regular price $65,00, special price *MOO
Mfg Suite uaranteed, $40.00 ueht for . - .
g + B 4 Y 535,00
'eve don't Handle any slop upholstered goods; we buy in our own t >wii,
thereby saving a big freight Charge.
k13r See our $2.00 Mattress.
AMBROS.
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The Railway Commieton is consider.
Ong the adoptidn of one set of rules to
govern the operation of Canadian rail.
ways.
Philip F. Rundle, a prominent cheese•
merchant of Ingersoll' committed su'l:oido
by taking strychnine,