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NOTICE.
Our Photographs
give satisfaction.
Why ? Because good work is our
specialty.
Then for Photos, Groups or
Portraits, or Novelties such as
Photo Buttons and Photo Frames,
try
M. E. ZURBRICC.
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Alex. Ritchie's.
The Gloak Department,
ortunitY
tha
Thanksgiving
erciae of taste s xggood judgment l be �af aed ffoh rded ouhe r cloak dealtit of partment.
We Will demonstrate, Moreover, another noteworthy feature of its service to
ifull ts tenement, namely, its. real actual economy. We have described below in
detail three cases where circumstances have been so molded that you
1 bur R skirt, a ooat, or a coat for the little girl at a more than usual saving.
New Goats—stylish and well made.
50 New Coats -they are good coats and well made, of good quality im-
ported Kersey t+loth, tight fitting bank, straight front with pleats,
pockets and touches of trimming cloth, good range of sizes. Reg -
alar $15 00, for $12,50
$4,75 I3ox Pleated 'Skirts for the Ladies.
In walling length, made of the latest colorings in Tweed mixture and
black. Styles -yes, that's the word -there is a style about these
skirts that will stamp the wearer as a woman of good taste and
stele. The seams ars well bound, and the habit back effect, all
sizes in the lot. For$3.75
Evening Wear Fabrics.
dime :hies, anti such being the titise, we would tike 26 reining oar lady
customers who have neglected topurchase their evening gown not to delay
ranch longer. Leaving this important matter until the last moment often-
•• -too often -paeans ruffled spirire,--the chosen colors all sold, -the particular
weave not to be had, etc., etc.
We draw special attention to three beautiful lines just received, for
evening, street and reception wear: -
Silk and wool Crepe de Ghent), special value, , .59
Silk and wool Drap de Paris, special valve .60
Silk and wool Poplin Eolienne, special -'aide $1 & 1.25
In a positively perfect range of shades, all the new browns, reseda, bisque,
cinuamon, nile, cream, ivory, sky, and also in black. 44 and 43 inches in
width,.
Alex. Ritchie
BgAvER LOCK.
WINGHAM.
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MINOR LOCALS.
—December 1st.
Three weeks from next Sunday will
Christmas.
-The St. Louis World's Fair will be
+[dosed this (Thursday) evening.
-Regular meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, Sons of Scotland next Monday
eVening.
The: next regular meeting of the
'Town Council will be 1 e1d on Monday
:evening next.
-The Deoember session of the Huron
onnty Council will open at Goderich
eat Tuesday next.
Mr. Geo. Powell, of Blyth shipped
car load of, turkeys last week from
Wingham to Liverpool(
-A meeting of the nron County
Press Association will be held at Clinton
on Friday of this week. '
-Read the opening, chapters of our
slew story "The Girl of the Orchard"
another column of this issue.
-Robert Elliott, of Goderich shipped
14,000 barrels of apples to the Old
Country during the past season.
-It is said that Peter B. Lewis, of
London bas rented S. S. Cooper's new
hotel at Clinten for a term of five years.
--Mr. E. Uinsley, of Clinton, father
.of the fate John Dingley, of Wingham,
entered on his 89th year on Tuesday of
last week.
-The Manitoba Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order of United, Workmen has
• decided to secede from the parent body
in the United States. '•
-Mtin'y . people are taking advantage
i f the TIMES clubbing offers and securing
poper3 for the balance of this year free.
Head the list in another column.
-Colborne Township ratepayers will
r. rote on a local option by-law at the
municipal elections. There is only one
licensed hotel in the township -at Dun-
lop.
un-
� �A,diepatch from Toronto says that
the creditors of the Atlas Loan Co., of
St. Thomas, probably will receive from
$0to 82 cents on the dollar as a final
dividend.
W--Anction sale of 25 dairy cows and 2
farm bows At National hotel, Wingham,
on Friday, December 2nd at 2 o'clock.
This is a choice lot Of cattle, M. J. Wil -
likens, prop.; Jas. Henderson and J. Pur -
via, auctioneers.
Annual Scottish. concert . in the
' 3ng(ham opera house on Tuesday even-
ing, January' 10th. This is always the
beat conoert of the season. Keep the
ifiste in mind at;d look for more pardon -
lin r in future iaanea.
Monday was the stock day on the
n*rdine-Palmerston branch Of the
T.R. Twenty' ear loads of stock were
abet day from different points
lint. W. li . Ivalon i
the a `V a shipped
pig
-oar load of hog from
deck ti ora
�b1et• g
11'11
API'aylor has just completed
two last oontraote for oament work
the deeeolre, being a cement floor itt
let of ltos ts..I`•11b11 B.'i O'? '
Nab*, o `L bet'ry' Mr.
ii+aat<a eilld
iii 1O*I f311
curt! work ie lige
Ascolaugs gill oatla-
TO OUR ADVERTISERS.
"Copy for changes of advts. must be
in the. TIMES office not later than Mon-
day evening." This rule has been brok-
en quite frequently of late, and this
week we' received change of copy for
three advts. as late as Wednesday morn-
ing. This rule must be adhered to in
future and especially at this time of
year, when the staff is taxed to turn out
the large amount of work. Advertisers
get much better service and display
when copy is left in early. Keep in
mind that we must have copy not later
than Monday evening.
-The Young Ladies' Fortnightly Club
will hold ,the third meeting for this sea-
son at the home of Mrs. Alex. Ritchie
on Tuesday evening, December 6th.
The R. H. Crowder Co. have this
week moved into their new store, next
to Fishleigh's hardware store. If yon
need anything in clothing, gents' fur-
nishing, etc. go to the new start The
blue painted front is the sign of a new
store.
r':=-Wingbam's faithful and obliging
"mail -harrier, Mr. D. Campbell has been
confined to his home through illness for a
few days. a has discharged hie duties
faithf or upwards of twenty years
and his' mends hope he may soon be
fully restored to good health.
PERSONAL.
Mr. D. D. Wilson spent Sunday at hie
home in Seaforth.
Miss Margaret Moir, one of the recent
graduate nurses of St. Joseph's Hospi-
tal.
ospital. left yesterday for her home in Wing -
h n. -Tuesday's London Free Press.
iilr, Thos. James, of Turnberry was
called to Parkhill on Saturday to attend
the funeral of his mother� ".Mrs. James,
sr. was one of the moneff of
the arkhill district.
r. P. Macdonald, Wm. Nicholson,
esley W. Walker, M. S. L. Homnth,
Alex. Kelly, John T. Currie, Wm. Max-
well, T. M. Henderson and H. B. Elliott
were among those from Wingham and
vicinity who attended the Liberal con-
vention in Toronto last wee
Dr. Ovens,of London mail chis regular
visit to Wingham on Monday last, after
an absence of three months in the
Northwest. We were pleased to see the
Dr. looking so well after his trip. He
will make his regular visits to Winghani
during next year and dates will be
announced in our columns in due time.
Established r8j'9.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
OrsSoleno is a boon to Asthmatics
Cats
otrxll Inn tong established and standard remedy
for the disease indicated. It entre because the air ren,
droll strongly antiseptic is earned ever the ditee,ed sur•
faces of the brenrhlat tute+s with every breath clv
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prolonged eta ronatanttreatment. Those olaronaump•
ties tendency, of aufferore front chronic bronchitis And
lmmed,ete read from coughs or lndal+aed conditions of
the threat
Veno.cresolene It mid
br druggist. er Mitt MC* -f ks 5
pall on receipt of price. I+d .r0
A nrpo.eresekne Out
ft Inavels,: s' bottle of !11
t're.Ha.e $1.* Send for
free fitwtrated booklet.
it:rMt'c tarts Co., Ltd.,
Agent!, OAS St. Jams at,
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CONTAIN
AMONciSl' OTHER
THINGS
TRH WINGRAM TIMES DECEMBER CE1IBER 1, 1904
Seven New Thrilling Starks
Beautifully Illustrated
Handsome Calendar for 2905
Two pages for Little Folks
Three Christmas Pictures
Indoor Amusements
Extracts from famous Novels
New Cook Reclpe5
Lots of Funny Things
Canada's Picturesque Coasts
, 'OtjbTATN PEN CONTEST.-Tlis moue
Fou%gin Pau contest, as annpllooed by
Cooper's bog @tore. eg,;;1t for the.
Waterg'tan's Rai. ^otillitlli} i@H Cl().
OT xit;+t rerlf.$ It tille,.1R'ltlele a• tis,':?, t
and g1itt6 a h iniber of carps • e already
been receiyr d. A $5 Fo • tain l'en is.
offered to the pens . n o writes the
words 'Waterman' . I..al Fountain Pen'
the greatest numb i .2 times on the back
of a post card, the card to he addressed
and sent to Cooper & Oo., W ingham,with
your own name written across the end
of the address side. The contest was
announced to close Den. let, but has
been extended rill Dec. 10th.
MUM.
BOWMAN -To Wingham, on November 21st,
the wife of Joseph Bowman : a daughter.
CooK -In Wingham, on November 28th, the
wits of Mr, Chas. Cook; a son.
0144414111aW-• Wroxeter, on November
14th, tlit+wire of toe. Mr. Osterhurat; a daugh-
ter.
ItIARRIED.
ANNING-I8ARD-In Kincardine, on the 16th,
nit,, by the Rev. F. M. Smith, Miss Ella Maud
hard to Mr. Harry Templeton Aiming, both of
Kincardine.
DIl.'i)
SANSON,-InWorkman, Assa., on the 19th
ult.. Mrs. Sanson, relict of the late Wm.
Sanson, formerly of Wingham, aged 57 years,
FORTUNE -In Turnberry. on November 28th,
Jane Maine, wife of Mr. John Fortune, aged 77
years and 0 months,
1oLGEn-In Ido•ris, on Nov. 10th, Mary Car•
ter, beloved wife of James Bolger.
KNIGHT -In Morris, on Nov. 22nd, Martha
Hilda daughter of Andrew and Mrs. Knight,
aged 1 year, 5 months and 20 days.
MoLAIIGHLIN-In tlowick. on Nov. 5th,
Lloyd D. McLaughlin, agtd 2 years and 0
months.
SCOTT -In Saskatoon, on Nov. 21st., Alex.
Scott, eldest son of Peter Scott, of Turnberry.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
To the Electors of County C until
. District. No, 7, comprising t and
West Wawanosh, Win am and
Blyth :-
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
I have derided at the req t of a large num-
ber of influential Rat•pa, rs of the District to
offer my services as o ty Commissioner. If
elected, my long ex ence in municipal mat-
ters *ill he devoted your service in promot-
ing what I believe to be the best interests of
this District and of the County generally. If I
am honored to be ono of your representatives
I will endeavor to learn theneeds of the differ -
rent localities.
Your vote and influence is respectfully
solicited.
JOHN T. CURR
East Wawanosh, Nov. 28th, 1904.
FOR SALE OR TO ' NT.
LOTS 13 and° 5, cess ' . 8, Turnberry;
in good eta o 1 ' ation ; bank barn
and good stables ; ouse-in fact, a con-
venient, comfort e, orae. There are 200
acres of land, 8t dtcre f good hardwood, the
rest cleared. or parts. lars apply to
,i•OHN ROB RTSON, Wingham
NOTICE. •
Haying sold my general storbusiness at
Whitechurch to Mr. A. G. We . ,, of West Wa-
wanosh, all accounts : d no s must be settled
by either oash or new of • t the old stand on
or before December 15 r, as I am leaving
Whitechurch. I els. s 611 to thank my many
patrons for their iibe 1 patronage during the
past sixteen years, and I bespeak for my suc-
cessor the same liberal patronage.
A. D. BEATON, Whitechurch.
COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION.
COUNTY OF EUROIL
-PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby ' en that a
11C meeting of the electors of C ntv Division
No. 7, composed of the Mu ma ties of the
Townships of East an Wes awanosh, Town
of Wingham, and vil ge Blyth wall be held
in Herbert Wheeler'. w on and repair shop
in Belgrave on Mon
'December the 10th,
1904, at the hour of e o'clock rat., for the
purpose of nominating Candidates to repre-
sent them in the Council of the County of
Huron for the years 1905 and 1900 and that in
case a poll is demanded, villa will be opened
on the 2nd day of January, 1905, In each poll
ing subdivision at the time and place fixed by
by-law of the municipalities in the said County
Division.
P. PORTERFIELD,
Nominating Officer for County Council
Division No. 7.
Dated atMarnoch'P.0 in the Township of
EastWawanosh, this lst day of ISeeember, 1904.
TAKE NOTICE
That the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the Town of Wingham
intends to assess, according to the front-
age measurements thereof, the real pro-
perties abutting on those portions of
streets on which concrete sid lks
have been constructed as local ••. prove-
ments dhring the present ye- for the
costs of such local impro • ments, re-
speotively; such local imp • vements and
the portions of streets • which they are
constructed bein s Iowa:
No. 79. A tonere i ewalk, six feet wide
on the west side of ,l •ephine street from the
south side of Victo , ctreet to a point 125 feet
southerly from the south side of said Victoria
street.
No. 80, A concrete sidewalk, four feet wide
on the west side ofcott street from south side
of Victoria streetto a point opposite the
southerly limit of Lot No, 35 on the west side
of Meld Scott street; thence across Raid Scott
street and continuing along the west side of
Jose hine street, northerly to a point 58 feet
north of the northarly limit Of Lot No. 2 on
the west side of said Josephine street, C. Tait
Seott'a survey.
14o 81. A conerete eidew 'lk
a r four feet wide
on the west side of Alice street from the
aontherly limit of Lot No. 2, on the west Side
Of said Alice street to the north side of Albert
Street
No 82. A Concrete sidewalk, four feet wide
on the south side of Alfred Street, betWeoa
Skater and Frances streets.
No. 88. A concrete sidewalk font feet wide
on the north side Alfred street between Joseph-
ine and Shuter streets.
A Court of Revision will be held in the Clerk's
Office. , 8 Tuesday,
0 oeekk p' m., efort hee pu flop de ofrheear-
Ing complaints against the proposed melees -
Ment or accuraoy of the frontage measure•
iltr.01t or any other t:ompleint which persons
iatere+lted may desire to make aide; Which 1s•1y
law eogaixable by the Court.
Dated, (,lerk'a Ofllde, Wingh&fn, December
let,1804.
runatssoit, Clerk.
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Huron County Council Election,
To the Eleotors of Division NO. 7 -cora -
prising the Townships of East and
West. Wewanoeh, the Village of
Blyth and the Town of Wingham,:
I.ADIIts AND GENerenteN,--
lit the request of large number of the elec-
tors. I am a candidate for the representation
of Div. No. 7 in Huron County Connell, and
take this opportunity of appealing to you for
Your support. If honored with election, my
aim will be to equally and thoroughly repre-
sent every portion of the division to the beet
of my ability.
I am, your obedienit servant,
Blyth, Nov, 2nd, 1904. A. E. BRADWIN.
FARM FOR SALE.
108 wens under tion. aomtxl house ; new
btirn, Splendid opportunity Exceptional
bargain, Address
ALFRED E. ELLIOTT Winglinm,
LICENSE TRANSFER
TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned has
a polled for a transfer of his hotel license
to ]1ilciae ld.
�SOu1HiNa51oDONALD, Whitechuroh,
SOWS FOR SAL..
The undersigned has for sale a number of
thoroughbred Large English Berkshire tows,
f rom three to six menthe old, some of which
have been ,already bred. Also a pair of young
boars for sale. I also have for service, a young
boar, which was a prize winner at Toronto.
P. GIBBONS, P. O.
SHERIFF'S SLE OF LANDS
County of
re -
BY VIRTrpofhi
out 'of HisDfajes
and to ;nes directed a
Janda and tenements'
the aunt of Wellingtt
end taken in execute
terest and equity of
named William 13a11i
West Half of Lot Nur
teenth Concession of
in the County of Hu
tario, which lands a
for sale as aforesaid
House, 1n the Town
the Sixth day of De
of twelve of the elo
Sheriff's Office G.
Aug. 25, 1904.
ron, To Wit:
nit of fieri folio; issued
y's High Court of Justice
filfainaldtat delivered
Adapts, I have seized
n all the right, title, in-
edemption of the above -
ay in, to and out of, the
ber Three in the Soven-
le Township of Howick,
n and Province of On -
tenements 1 shall offer
t my office, in the Court
Goderich, on Tuesday,
ember, 1904, at the hour
, noon, •
R. Q. REYNOLDS,
erich, Sheriff, Huron,
OUTSIDE
ADVERTISING
Orders for the insertion of advertisements
such as teachers wanted, business chances,
mechanics wanted, articles for sale, or, in fact
any kind of an advt. In any of the Toronto or
other city papers, may be left at the TIMES
office. This work will receive prompt attention
and will save people the trouble of remitting
for and forwarding advertisements. Lowest
rates will be quoted on application. Leave
or send your next work of this kind to the
TIItRES OFFICE, Winghans.
ice- IF YOU KNEW
of the many points of superiority and the
splendid advantages offered to young men
and women in our School: -The
of Toronto, you would not only attend no
other school of this kind, blit would ar-
range to enter upon your course with us at
once. Let us send you our unique prospec-
tus "The Story of a Business School." It
will interest you. Enter any time.
Write us.
Central Business College of Toronto,
Limited.
W. R. Straw, Pres. P. Mainmast, Vice -Pres.
A. F. SP'ROTT, Sec.-Treas. •
WOOD WANTED
at the Wingham Salt Works.
We are prepared to pay the highest
cash price for 5,000 cords of wood (cord-
word or short, hard or soft) to be deliv-
ered at our works. in Wingham,
Gray, Young & Spading Co.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
THANKSGIVING
DAY
SINGE FACE
terniinng until l Novemberybr let, 1904.1 17th : re•
Between all stations in CASSde,Port Arthur,
Ont., and /teat.
'Picket* and inti particular% from your nee -
est Can adtanPaeffloAgent.
9l'c �sn5. w051111, Asst, Gael, Pasrir °Allem,
ere's'
No
the to Bargains
AT THE BEE HIVE.
This store never forgets to look after its patrons' interests. Your
requirements in our particular lines of merchandise are our study, and we
always know our lesson and stand away up ahead with the greatest money -
;saving values now in stock that we have yet shown,
In Ladies' and Misses' Jackets, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Men's Furnishings. Groceries, Shoes.
Don't miss the Bargains that are here for you this week ! ! !
IT PAYS TO DEAL AT •
The Bee hive --- The Keeler Go.
Phone 96.
WIWGH.A,M, ONTARIO.
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1 A Call to Christmek.s Stayers .
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Our fine Holiday stock
is full of quality, var-
iety, beauty and good
taste.
Choice books.
Books for the Youngster !
Books for Young People !
Books for Old People !
The toy books are beautifully illus-
trated and a marvel of cheapness,
Standard Books and Bits at popu-
lar prices.
See our Juveniles at 80c and 40c,
with colored illustrations.
All the New Books in stock or se-
cured on short notice.
TOYS.
Old Santa Claus has placed with
us an enlarged stock this year, as
we told him we were hardly able
to supply the demand last 'year.
Moro Mechanical
Toys than
ever before. Also
-Dolls -Dishes
-Drums -Stoves
-Horns Blocks
-Games, etc.
We will please von,
We will satisfy you,
We will meet your
wants.
Fancy Goods.
The latest novelties from France,
Germany and the United States are
among our well assorted stock of
Fancy Goods.
, Stag and Ebony Goods
in many lines and remarkably pretty
In Chinaware and .
Cut Glass we excel.
Special to the Boys and Girls :
The Santa Claus Letter -Box is now ready for your letters
Select Now , COOPER & CO.
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WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS. WINGHAM.
Night calls at Button Block. or resi-
dence at Ritchie's propertyon Scott St.
or third house west of school on John
street. Shop opposite Macdonald block.
WAW•
A. CURRIE,
.
WINGHAM'S AUCTIONEER
Is n ow prepared to attend the wants of those
requiring his services, at a reasonable price,
No necessity of going out of town for an auc-
tioneer. All orders left at the 'Inns office
will receive prompt attention.
GRAND TRUNK SYs M
Winter Fair, Guelph
DECEMBER Atli to Oth, 1004
Single first-class fare for round trip. Good
going December 8rd. Valid returning until
December 0th inclusive.
International Live Stock Expo-
sition Chicago,
Good
From Win ham, $12.50 for the round trip.
Valid returning on orb 27th, Dee. and 29th, 41904,
Meant Clemens Mineral Bath
r trolt' utekl nth r -
res DO 4 a comfo t
ably ♦reached by the Grand Trunk.
F'or tiekete, illustrated literature and full
infer/nation call on
L. -HAROLD, Agent,W ingbbin.
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We have altogether too much Furniture of all kinds
on hand and are anxious to convert it into money.
It will pay those wanting High-grade Furni-
ture to come to us, See What we have to offer
you. We feel sure you will be pleased with our
styles and prices.
WALKER. BROS. & BUTTON
Furniture Dealers 'and Undertakers
WINGHAM.
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Huron Coon
The council of the
of Huron will met in
the TOwn of Goderich
of December next e
accounts ageing the
With the Clerk
W by firs
Datedov.21
N 2161, 1004.
Council.
orat
ion of the County
in
n thTuesdaye 8th
t e
day
8 o'clock
cI k P. M. All
p. p
ounty/mist be laced
day of meeting.
'W. LANE, Clerk,
CANADIAN OltDItit
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Vamp Irrational, .No. lt89
OLT) their re'�tuler meeting% on the 2nd
sad 9111 FrlaS ly' .iii taelr + llnth, in Odd-
1ellolh8' Hall. All.vlsitore w ,.
11;, idAltffrvt„ C. C. It. H. Citarltnint, Clerk.
pgggItt MfgOlgt
PHOTOS!
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We gnarau;ee our Work, in
SLYL1s, FINISH ANA PERMANENCY,
ggThe latent styles of, Mounts
on
always ,
, hand,
1,1 Armstrong & Cos 'Studio
WINGHAM
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