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THE WINGIEAK TIMES JULY 5. 1906,
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Fridv and Saturday Bargains
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Ticking, regular 25e. Friday and Saturday at
Oattonade, regular 25o, " •`
*heat .
l0oln
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Toweling, reg ]2�o for 100, wed a regular• •
Table Linen, regular 35s for 21e., and a regular 50o line at...
Factory Cotton, regular 7o for....
Ladies $1 Wrappers for 75s; also a 1.35 lino of Wrappers for 990
190
194
8o
400
5o
Special Rtduetions 1n Men's Furnishings and Clothing.
LADIES' PARASOLS—Ladies' Black Parasols, reg. 1.75 for $1.19
Fancy Parasols all on sale at coat prices.
Sp3eial Reductions in Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums for this month.
Now is the time to buy.
FJXEE! FREE!
$1.00 worth of the beat Granulated Sugar free to everyone
buying $15 00 worth of goods at our store. Not necessary
to bay them all at once ; good from now until August 1st.
Cash sales only count. Save your checks and bring them
along when they amount to $15 00.
TRADE TAKEN AS CASH,
Carey Dry Goods Co.
PHONE 70. WINGHAM.
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MINOR LOCALS.
—Sunday school excursion to Kincar-
dine on Friday, July 27th.
—Division Court will be held in Wing -
ham on Friday of this week.
—Morris township council minutes
received too late for this issue.
—Lacrosse club garden party at the
Town Park on Friday evening.
—Oddfellows excursion to Sarnia and
Detroit on Saturday, August Ilth.
—The exterior wood work of the Bank
of Hamilton has been given a fresh coat
of paint.
—The staff of the Fordwicli Record is
taking a holiday this week and no paper
is being issued.
—The volunteers returned home on
Friday last after spending twelve days
in camp at Loudon.
—The regular monthly meeting of the
Wingham Public Sohool Board will be
held next Tuesday evening.
14Ir. E E Seager, brother of Chas.
Seer, Crown Attorney, of Goderich,
1d10 at his home in Toronto on Tuesday.
—Mr. W. F. VanStone has commenc-
ed work on his office building, being
erected ou the lot north of the Brink of
Hamilton.
-Dar
gust the.+
closed at
g the month of July and Au-
aw offices in Wingham will be
ip m on Saturdays and other
days at 4�•m.
—Mr. A. J. Nicholls, of the Central
Bakery is putting a plate glass front in
his store, adding very much to the ap-
pearance of his premises.
—Mrs. Holmes, of Holmesville, grand-
mother of our townsman, Mr. Dudley
Holmes, will celebrate the 100th anni-
versary of her birth on Friday of this
week.
-Regular meeting of Wingham L. 0.
L. No. 794, will be held in the Orange
ball on Friday evening of this week. A
large attendance of the brethern is re-
quested.
shower. Mernberd were present from -
man7 widely -separated sections of this
large riding, showing a commendable
interest in the work of the Institute.
The business meeting of the Farmers'
Institute was held in the parlor of the
hotel, with L reeident R, M. Young in
the chair and Secretary Bailie presiding.
The president in opening the meeting
made a brief address upon the work of
the past year. Eight meetings had been
held ; these bad been well attended and
a great deal of interest had been shown
in the addresses given. If the epeahers
secured for the owning year were as
capable as those of the past year had
been, the Institute would be well served.
The majority of the directors had been
faithful iu the discharge of their duties
and had given valuable assistance in the
work° The president thought the Iusti•
tate might well branch out into the die•
°neaten of a wider range of questions
For instance, there was the subject of
the tariff commission. It might be said
that this was a political subject, but it
affected the farmers very olosely and
discussion of it from the farmers' stand-
point might be a profitable occupation.
There were other matters affecting their
interests with which the Institute might
deal with advantage to the farming
class, as "the farmer pays the piper
every time."
The auditor's report was presented by
John'Dastow and showed receipts and
expenses as follows for the poet year:-
RECEIPTs-
—Owing ti Monday being a holiday
not enough members of the Town Coun-
cil rut in an appearance to hold a meeting
and it was arranged to hold the July
meeting on Friday evening.
—Summer heat for a few days last
week. Friday last was the warmest
June day in Ontario, since June, 1901.
The highest temperature recorded last
Friday was 91 in the shade.
—Miss Ada Howson has resigned her
position as teacher in Wingham Junction
Sohool and Miss Pearl Z. Baker, daugh-
ter of Rev. Geo. Baker, of Bluevale has
been engaged as her successor.
— Mr, A. Oosens has been appointed
focal agent for the Huron County
Weather Insurance Mutual Co. This
company insures farm property against
damage by tornadoes, wind storms, oto.
— The Citizens' Band has had an extra
ran of engagements this week:—Monday
at Teeswater, Tuesday evening at Bel -
grave, Wednesday evening at Belmore
and Friday evening at the lacrosse
garden party.
—A freight car leaving the track be-
low Palmerston on Saturday afternoon
delayed traffic on the Palmersten-Kin-
oardine lino and Saturday night's train
did not reach Wingham until early
Sunday morning.
— Mr P S Lawrason, the well known
horseman died at his home in Preston
on Sunday night after a short illness
with typhoid fever. Mr Lawrason was
the expert judge on horses at Wingham
fall fair haat year.
— Mr .Tas. Cochrane has been serious-
ly ill daring the past week with pneu-
monia and his many friends were anxi-
ous as to his recovery fora few days,
but we are pleased to report that he is
now improving and, hope he will soon be
able to be around again.
—Forty-three cents, or a trifle better,
will probably be realized by the creditors
and debenture holders of the Atlas Loan
Company, as a result of the liquidation
proceedings which have been in progress
since 1903. Thirty-seven colts on the
dollar has been already paid.
--Messrs. Paterson and Brock are this
week putting down the granolithic walk Darkey won in the 2.11 $1.000 stake
on Diagonal street in front of the rape at Listowol last week, making the
first heat in 2.11. This was the feet -
property of Messrs. Wm. Gannett and
A. Nicol. est heat ever made at a race at Listowel,
and for a performance in June is cer-
tainly equal to anything that has been
done on a half mile track anywhere.
Each of the three heats was a neck-and-
-neck:affair, Darkey being driven out by
The Mystery.
—The annual meeting of the Dominion
Retail Merchants Association is being
held in Ottawa this week, Mr. R. H.
Crowder is the delegate from the Wing -
ham Association.
—Mr. Wm. Tompkins has been using
new potatoes and green peas, from his
garden. One potato' measured 6 x 7?
Inches, which is an extra good sample
for this time of the year.
Oak Fibre
Veneer
We have put in a stock of Silver
Surface Oak Fibre Veneer, now
being extensively used for the
following' purposes : • Dadoes, or
borders around a carpet or rag ;
being laid upon the floor with
gent paste, then varnished, This
gives a beautiful appearance and
reeemblee a solid oak floor. Very
durable. Ti used for bed rooms,
bath rooms, wainsooating, etc.
MissFisher
K. M.
Balance on hand
Members' fees
County grant
Legislative gralit
Receipts from excursion
$ 80 99
33 00
25 00
25 00
75 57
$239 56
$25
Diamond
Ring
We make, a specialty of a
ring at this price. It is
exceptional value. We have
sold hundreds of them.
Express °bargee prepaid.
Money refunded if not per-
fectly satisfactory. •
▪ .. lPRiGErvem D.D.S.
DENT;ST IJOMINION BANK BANKOFHAMILTOtJ,
(Successor to 1)r. HollowaT)
Will continue rue practice in the office lately W I N C H A M WINCH A M f
occupied by Dr. Holloway, in the Beaver
Block, Wingham. 0
C. H. Ward & Co.
LONDON, ONT.
Specialists in Diamonds and
• Cut Glass.
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• NEWS •
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I Butcher Sbop•
ExPENDITURES—
Expenses for meetings.... $ 81 55
Officers' salaries and expenses60 00
Postage and stationery 4 50
Printing and advertising . 12 76
Lecturers' expenses and wages.. 16 05
Miscellaneous ........ 20 00
Balance on hand 44 70
$239 56
It was deoided to have regular meet-
ings during the coming year at Kintail
and Auburn, and supplementary meet-
ings at St. Helens, Nile, Goderioh, Ben -
miller, Holmeaville and Londeaboro.
The election of directors resulted as
follows: -For Askfield, John Styles,
Kintail; Thos. Stothers, Dungannon;
Donald McLean, Lothian. West Wa-
wanosh, Donald .Murray, St. Helene;
Wm. Bailie, Dungannon; Jos. Mal -
lough, Dungannon. East Wawanosh,
- Parks, Auburn; Wm. Beecroft,
Whiteohuroh; Andrew Currie, Wing -
ham. Wingham, W. P. Grierson, J. A.
Morton, R. Currie, sr. Blyth, Andrew
Sloan, A. H Jacobs, Frank Metcalf.
Hallett, Jas. Snell, Londeaboro' ; John
Fiugland, Auburn; J W Cartwright,
Londeshoro'; Clinton -Jerome Andrews,
AIex McKenzie, Dr Shaw. Goderich
Township -H Lamprey, Goderich; J.
W, Salkeld, Goderich; Geo Tebbutt,
Holmesville. Goderich - Mayor Tilt,
W Et Robertson, Jae Mitchell. Colborne—
II J Morris, Loyal; 0 A Robertson, Car-
low; R M Young, Carlow.
Immediately afterwards the directors
met for the election of cfiieers., The of-
ficers of last year were all re-elected as
follows: President, R M Young; vice-
president; H J Morris; secretary, Wm
Bailie; auditors, John Dustow and Chas
Girvin, Nile,
At the conclusion of the meeting the
members joined in the merry making on
the grounds outside, and a general good
time was had. Supper was served in
the dining -room of the hotel and shortly
afterwards the crowd began to disperse.
SAVE THE BABIES.
Mother, an investment of 25 cents now
may save your baby's life. Colic, diarr-
hoea and cholera infantum carry off
thonsends of little ones during the hot
weather months. A box of Baby's Own
Tabets cost but 25 centa and there is
secarity and safety in this medicine.
Give an occasionally Tablet to the well
child and you will keep it well. Give
them to the child if trouble comes swift-
ly and see the ease and comfort this
medicine brings. And yon have the
guarantee of a government analyst that
this medicine contains no poisonous
opiate. Mrs. R. Metlin, Halifax, N. S.,
Bays: --"Baby's Own Tablets are a
valuable medicine for stomach and
bowel troubles." Sold by all medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont. Keep the Tablets in the hoose.
WEST HURON
FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
STRAY PONY.
Caine onto the pram es of the undersigned,
lot 80, concession 13, East Wawanosh, near
Whitechurch, a small ay mare two white front
feet, branded on ri t shoulder with three
figures, thus 111. O er can have same by
proving property an pang PP DON.
MM'Whiteehurch P.O.
CALF ESTRAY
Come onto the premises of, the undersigned,
lot 17, con 10. Turnberry, about 15th May, a
red and white yearling heifer calf. Owner can
have same by proving ownership, paying
charges and taking the animal away.
W. J. CAMPBELL,
Glenannan, P. O.
THE BEST PLACE IN
WINGHAM TO
SECURE A
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• HAVE opened a Butcher Shop •
"in premises two doors north •
• of the Chisholm Block, and •
• am fully prepared to supply the i
•• beet of all kinds of •
• Fresh and Cured Bleats. •
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• Special attention paid to orders '•
• from farmers and others for meat •
• in large quantities. •
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BORN.
BELDEN—In Wingham, on June 28th, the wife
of Mr. Jas. N. Belden, of Winnipeg : a son.
CItIII0laRANK—ln Wingham, on June 27th,
the wife of Mr. Robb. A. Cruickshank; a son.
WIGIITMAN—At Moosomin, Men., on June
27th the wife of Mr. H. Hr Wightman, former-
ly of Wingham ; a daughter.
MARRIED
Annual Meeting held at Point Farm --
An Enjoyable Meeting.
(Goderich signal)
Owing to the rain on Friday there was
not the usual large attendance at the
West Huron Farmers' Institute gather.
log at Point Farm. So far as the
Women's Institute was concerned, the
picnic was deolared off, but a oonaider-
able number of members were present
with their Wives and daughters, and they
$0eoew0r to (cooper Os 0o, had a good time in spite of alt 000Mlonal
• A share of your patronage is •
• respectfully solicited.
iWM.-DIAMOND. ••-
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PRICE—Caoz,En—At the home of the bride's
parents, on June 27th, by Rov. Hugh Crozier,
of Ashburn, uncle of the bride, assisted by
Rev. John Locke, of Orangeville, Dr. W. J.
Price, of Wingham to Miss Winifrede Crozier.
daughter of Mr. Samuel Crozier, of Orange-
ville.
MAsoi—BRIGBAM—At the residence of the
bride's father,June 27, by theRev. Dr. McLean,
Mr. Wm. Mason; of Morris, to Miss Isabella•
Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr.John Brigham,
Hallett.
DIED
HA'WK,NG.—In Turnberry, on July 3rd
Henry Hawking, aged 76 years.
Pow/am—In Turnberry, on June 30th, Eliza,
relict of the late John Powell, axed 83 years.
NOTICE OF CLOSING.
CENTRAL��
/�i�G�Zi�%cuY/ t
STRATFORD. ONT.
Our Classes are
much larger
than they were'year'ago.
$ The
public have learned that this is the
best place in the Province to obtain a
Commercial Education' or Shorthand
Training. Students are entering
each week. All graduates get good
positions. Write now for catalogue
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN
PRINOIPALS.
SPORTING
GOODS
Piano
Organ
OR
Violin
AT
DAVID BELL'S
Terms to suit purchaser.
The largest and best in town. Sole
agents for the famous "Spalding" Sport-
ing ' Goods, and for the celebrated
Kervin's Duke's Special Clock Cord
Lacrosse Sticks.
We have everything in Baseballs,
Gloves, Mitts, Masks, Bats, etc. Lacrosse
sticks, Gloves, Balls, eto. Footballs,
Shin Guards, eta. Tennis Rackets, Nets,
Balls, eto. "Taylor" Scotch made Lawn
Bowls. Special prices to clubs; come in
and arrange.
Tennis Rackets bought from ns will be
re -strung for $1.25 to $2.50 each.
"Palmer's" hand made Hammocks.
Fishing Tackle of every kind.
Cameras and Photographic Supplies. I
The largest and best stook. Free dark
room and instructions.
Wall paper Business booming here.
We, the undersigned Lawyers agree to close
our COMB during the menthe of July and
August as follows:—On Saturdays at 2 P.M.,
and on other days at 4 P.M.
Dicuorsom & Horart9. R. VAN3TONE,
HOnt&s s, CLARHE & HOLME6, J. A. MORTON.
In the Surro to Court of the
County f Huron.
In the Matter of Nel#e Chittick, an infant,
Notice is hereby giv
be made to the Surroge
of Huron after the expi
from the first publioetio
order appointing .Andre
Turnberry Township in
Blacksmith, guardian of
child of John Chittiok, la
Hawick, in the County of
now &eeased.
J. A.
Salic
- Dated et Wingham, tulle
that application will
Court of the County
tion of twenty days
of this notice for an
William Ohittiok of
ie County of Huron,
infant
of the Towathip of
arca, Mail Carrier,
ter Or foorN.Applicant.
l8th.19t5,
R. KNOX
Jewelry, Stationery and Fancy Goods
Watch Repairing a Speoialty.
SBALED TENDER
signed,andendo
Fencing, etc., Poet
received at this office
inclusively, for the
Specification can b
obtained at this De
tton to the Clerk of
ham, Ont.
Persons tendering
Will not be consider
printed form suppli:
actual signatures,
Each tender must b
cepted cheque on it ch
able to the order of th
er of Public 'Works,eq
p.c.) at the amouno
be forfeited if the par
enter into a contract
so, or if he fall to nom
ed for. If the tender be
will be returned.
The Department d
sept the lowest or any
y
addressed to the under-
ed'Tender for Sidewalks,
ce, Wingham; will be
tntil Friday, July 6, 1006,
rk above mentioned,
seen and forms of tender
rtment and on applica-
orks, Post Office, Wing -
re notifled'that tenders
d unless made on the
and signed with their
aeeetapanied by an ac,
rtered bank, made pay -
Honorable the Minist•
al to ten per Cent' (10
the tender, which will
tendering decline to
en called 'upon to do
ete the work contraot-
ot accepted the cheque
not bind itself to tic.
oder.
FRED 0111.tNA8,
eeoretary.
iris,
. e ir1,1906
Newspapers . ineertln : this adverfrlaement.
without authority from the Department, will
nett be paid for it.
WINGHAIlII
Flour- Mills
PRICE LIST
Star Flour, per } bbl $2.00 to $2.25
Manitoba, " . 2.10 to 2.40
Cream Pastry Flour 2100 to 2.25
Bran, per ton - 18.00 to 20.00
Shorts, " - 20,00 to 22,00
Low grade Flour,ton 24.00 to 26.00
Chop, per ton - 17.00 to 25.00
Goods delivered promptly to all
parts of the town.
WHEAT HIGHER.
We want wheat and will pay
from 750 to 80o per bushel for any
quantity delivered at the mill,
Bring your gristing and get the
highest grades of Four and good
yields.
.Chopping done fine and prompt-
ly every day.
HOWSON, HARVEY &
BROCKLEBANK,
C.ap'tal paid up, $ 3,00 0 ,00 0
Reserve Fund and
Unflivided profits $ 3,150,000
Far.,iers' Notes discounted..
Drafts sold on all points lac Canada,
the IJnited States and Europe.
SA.VINGB DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to prinoipal 30th June and 8111
December eaoh year.
D. T. HEPBURN. Manager.
R Vonston., Solicitor.
ingaugableakt
Single Fare
irsperinient of Pubue
Ottawa J
FOR DOMINION DAY
Between all stations ; going June
29, 30, July 1 and 2 ; returning until
July 3rd °
Homeseekers Excursions
$32.00 to $42.50
To- points in Manitoba, Alberta,
Saskatchewan.
Via North Bay, July 3, 17th.
Via Sarnia and N. N. Co., July 4,
18th.
Returning within 60 days.
Tourist Resorts
The season is here. Get away for
a few days:and visit the Highlands of
Ontario. Tourist tickets on sale
daily.
For tickets and full information
call on L. Harold, Depot Agent. J.
D. MCDONALD, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto.
Capital paid up, $2,445,000.00,
Reserve Fund, $2,445,000.00.
Total .Assets, $22,000,090.0X.
Pre dd.nt Hort. WM, Q15501f.
v,es•Presldent and
General Manager —J, TinNMur.L,
Assistant Gen. Manager—H. M. WATSON'
DIRECTORS
J ha ?rooter, Ohas.L.Dalton, Hon J.S.Hendrie,
Geo. Rutherford, Cyrus A. }Urge.
I.sp.otor--B. Willson.
SAWN GS BANK,
Luereat allowed on deposits of MOO end np,
wards, and added to principal on Mat May and
80th November eaoh year.
Sp ,olal Deposits also reoelved at current.
rates of interest.
• 0, P. BllaTS, ♦gents
DIC IrINBON & HOL MES, Bolioltors.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $4,500,000, •
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
B. E. WALKER, General Manager ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Gen'I Manager.
BANK MONEY ORDERS
ISSUED AT THE FOLLOWING RATES:
$S and under 3 cents
Over $5 and not exceeding $10 6 cents
" $10 " " $30 10 cents
c' $30 " " $50 15 cents
These Orders are Payable at Par at any office in Canada of a Chartered Bank:
(Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points In the United States.
NEGOTIABLE AT A FIXED RATE AT
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE,' LONDON, ENG.
They form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money with safety'
and at small cost.
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WINGHAMO(ONIT.) BRANCH - A. E. SMITH, MANAGER.
v.vcivv(�,
A Steady gain
Every week shows a steady gain in the lists of
new customers at "The Bee Hive." This is certainly
encouraging and yet it is only what we had looked for. vl
• High quality goods and best money values are at work
f• or big business for This Store. If you have not already: p
visited us we will be glad to welcome you this week.
1
Summer Corsets of Beauty
and Perfection.
It is impossible to produce perfect
fitting costumes, no matter how good the
maker—unless a lady wears correctly
shaped corsets. In C. B. C. Trufits you
get the acme of perfection. Every pair
sold on merit and satisfaction guaranteed.
"The Bee Hive" have sole control of this
line of corsets for Wingham.
EVERYDAY NEEDS
We've anticipated your everyday needs and are = A
prepared for the rush in alb departments. Dry Goods, •-
Men's Furnishings, Groceries.
Will go at Bargain prices
One good delivery wagon, one computing scale, :04,
one wood and coal range with reservoir.
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We Pay Highest Prices of Butter and Eggs. 1
lily 0
Hive -Dry. 'Goods Co _„ -.4_
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CANADIAN WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
PAC I F'1 G ✓,
LAW RATES • -
TO
Manitoba, Alberta and
Saskatchewan Points
POR
ilomeseekers.
Tickets goad to return withia Sixty Days.
Liberal stop -overs.
Cxcursions Leave Toronto
ON
Tuesdays, July 3 and 17
Y+'ree berths in Colonist Cars. Berths in
comfortable Tourist Sleepers st moderate
rates.
Ask nearest C.P. R. Agent for booklet, rat.*
andDA U Tai o �tton, or write 0,B. TOOTHB,
aAAAA MIMMMAMHMAMAAM .
Lehigh Valley Coal
Come with the crowd and leave your order
for Lehigh Valley Coal, that is free from
dirt and clinkers It has no equal.
° J. D. B u RN” S