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THE WING110 TIRES SEPTEMB3ER. 6, 1006.
Avitsworteisworl
Special Sale of Dress Goeds
Wehave placed on sale about 25 pieces of Dress Goode, different
patterns, that we intend clearing out in one week at 25c a yd.
Regular 50o to 75e a yard. Now ie your time for a cheap dress.
FALL SUGGESTIONS,
if you want to see something new in Dress Fabrics, Winter
Jackets or Furs, we would like to have your inspection of the
sante, as we are opening up new goods every day.
SPECIAL IN GROCERIES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Fest Granulated Sugar, 21 lbs. for........,,. ,.,. $1.00
Snrpreso Soap. 7 bars for. .25
25c size Magio Baking Powder .18
Regular 35e Japan Tea at, per Ib , .. , .23
Regular 40e best grade Coffee, at .... , ....... .33
Large stock of Fruit Jonas at reduced priceei
Trade taken ae cash. All goods marked in plain figures,
Carey Dry Goods Co. WIIV•
PHONE 70. GHAM
MINOR LOCALS.
-Next holiday will be Thanksgiving
day, •
-Get your wedding invitations and
visiting cards printed at the TIMES oftioe.
-The High and Public Schools opened
in Wingham on Tuesday with a fall staff
of teachers.
-The Wroxeter Star staff is holiday-
ing this week, and the paper ie not be-
ing issued.
•Coughs, seeds, hoarseness, and other throat
ailments are quickly relieved by Crcsolene
tablets. ten coplanar box. All druggists
-The regular monthly meeting of the
Public School Board will be held next
Tuesday evening.
Miss Marsh, of London, visited her
friend, Mies Carrie Cody, for a few days
of the past week. .
-The cool weather of the past week
has been a relief over the the very warm
weather during August.
-Wingham fall fair on Sept. 27 and28,
Get a copy of the prize list from the sec-
retary at the Tnms office.
-At Goderieh on Labor Day the base-
ball team of that town won from the
Blyth team by a score of 13 to 7.
-The Western Fair at London will
be the attraction for next week for a
number of people of this section.
The next issue of The Canada Gaz-
ette will contain a proclamation fixing
Thursday, October 18, for Thanksgiving
Day,
Sore Throat and Coughs
A simple, effective and safe remedy for all throat
irritations is found in
Cresolone Antiseptic Tablets
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolenewith
the soothing properties of sbppery elect and licorice,
loo. Alt Drugtnists 400
-Mr. Geo. E. Pettypiece, a former
young Winghamite, was second in the
race as one of the first councillors elected
last week at North l3attleford, Sask.
-Mr Geo Buskin was in. town on
Thursday and succeeded in co'lecting
the sum of $8.00 for the work of the
International and Colportage Mission.
-The open season for wild ducks is
from September 15th; partridge, Sept.
15 to December 15th, both days inclu-
sive. Partridge may not be bought or
Bold before the 15th of September 1910,
-The regular meeting of Wingham
L. O. L., No 794, will be held in the
Orange Hall on Friday evening of this
. week. A Large attendance of the morale -
eta is requested, as there is important
business to be transacted.
School Books
= Scribblers, Copy Books, in meat
variety.
Pone, Pencils, Slates.
School Bags, leather and Canvas,
all Mmes.
Stationery,,.,,
Look out for Stationery Window
on Saturday.
-Monogram Note Paper
Swiss Lawn
-Dutch Fabric
--Holland. Linen
-Isiah Poplin
---Shamrock Linen
and All kinds of Bngliah and foreign,
plain and ruled, regular up-to-date
stationery. Secure the beet for the
lowed, price, M the . Big Book Store.'
Miss K. M, Fisher
-The infant daughter of Mr Robt
Baird, of Culross was buried in the
Win Ahem cemetery on Wednesday
afternoon. Mr Baird has had his share
of affliction, his wife having died only a
few months ago,
-The Farmers' Excursion to the
Model Farm this year, Kincardine line,
brought a total revenue of $938.65. Of
th is amount the Farmers' Institutes and
Agrioultural Societies will divide $19$.55
970 passengers were aboard,
- With only two cbangee the C. P. R.
will make the journey to and from
Liverpool and Hong Kong in twenty-
nine days, a distance of 12,000 miles,
while the journey between Liverpool
and Yokohama will be accomplished in
t wenty-two days. By the Suez Canal
route the best time to Yokohama is
forty-three days,
PERSONAL.
Mr. Ed. Baer has returned after spend-
ing a few days in Toronto.
Mr Gordon Griffin, of Guelph, spent
the holidays at his parental home.
Miss Essie Finlay, of Owen Sound
was visiting with Mies Hall for last
week.
Miss Maggie Tibbs is spending two
w e eka visiting with relatives in Brant-
ford,
Miss Jean Turner, of Hillsburg was
visiting for a few days with Mrs F. H.
Walley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bradwin are visit-
ing with friends in Hamilton, Brantford
and Paris.
Mr Robt Finlay, of Owen Sound was
visiting for over Sunday at the home of
Mr T. Hall.
Miss Sadie Green was visiting for a
few days at the home of her father, Mr'
Geo B. Green.
Mr John Terriff, of Cornwall was call-
ing on old Wingham friends for a few
days during the week,
Mre Lee and daughter, Miss Ray Lee.
of London were visiting at Mr John
McCracken's for a few days..
Mies Lilian Baer has returned after
spending the holiday in Woodatook the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Trouse.
Mr and Mrs Wm Watters and chil-
dren, of Fordwioh were visiting with
Mr and Mrs D. Watters for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Porterfield, of
Brandon are visiting with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Porterfield at
Marnoch,
Mrs (Dr) Kennedy and ohildren re-
turned home from Kincardine on Mon-
day, after spending several weeks at the
lake town.
Mrs. S. T. Suggett and daughters have
returned home after au extended vislit
with relatives and friends in Toronto
and Bancroft.
Mrs. R. A. Kerr and son returned to
their home in Duluth, Minn, on Mon-
day after a :pending a few days with old
WinghAm friends.
Rev. Dr Cameron, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Ottawa was visiting for
a few days at the homes of Postmaster
Fisher end the Misses Fisher, Victoria
street,
Mrs. R. T. Hingston is visiting her son
in Wingham. She accompanied her
sister, Mre. Gundy, of Cleveland, who
Was going to visit her sister, Mre. D. Peri
gneon, a former Bruseelito.-.-Brnaeela
Post,
Mr George Sadler, .of Detroit was
iting Wingham relatives and Mende for
a few dal'!. Agra Sadler and child, who
have been visiting here for the pkat two
Weeks, returned borne with him on
Tuesday.
Mies .Ethel 0. Seat, a former teacher
in 8. 8. Na 7, at Zetland, who is now
attending Toronto university, is renews•
ing ttcgtialntrncel in the section, laid is
the guest of Mr find Mrs Garin Wilson,.
"Beechgrove ]Farm,"
Mrs Wra Batton, of Toronto is Theft*
Mg with old Wingham friends, teipg
guest ae Mr Jesse Battbn's.
bfr Tiernan Oldfield was in town vis-
iting for a few days and on Monday re•
turned to his home in Senica Palle, N.Y,
taking his children with him, who have
been making their home with his T, J, •
Elliott for some time.
NarLowry and children, who have
been visiting with her parents, Mr and
Hire Rieh Anderson for some weeks left
ou Tuesday to visit friends in London
and TborudaIe for a few days before re-
tarning to their home in 0ri110.
Master T. J. Glanville of Cutler, Ont.
is here attending the Wingham High
School. This young roan won distino-
tion in his recent examination, leaving
wan the echolarship for the Soo district
in which 375 pupils wrote on the exami-
nation.
Mr Jas Cochrane and Mrs D. H.
Campbell are vis'ting for a few days
with friends at New Hamburg. Mr.
0ooleranee'a many friends were pleaeed
to see him able to be in town on Mon-
day, the flret time since his recent ser-
ious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lamont and family
left last Friday for their new home in
London. The many friends of this family
are sorry to see them leave Wingham. -
They have been residents of the town
for many years. They will carry the
beet wiabea of many friends for success
and prosperity,
Special Notice.
Ke we tah ke Zhig, the noted I an
Medicine man, has opened an o =ce in
the Meyer Blook, Wingham, • ere he
will keep a full stock of her ::1 prepara-
tions, Those who have eady used his
remedies speak very h' e ly of them and
are receiving gre -neflts by the use
of these herbal re fes. The medioine
man will he in his office daily. The af-
flicted will have the opportunity of se-
curing pure herb preparations, It has
teen known in the past that the Indian
Medicine men stnrted first in the prepar-
ing herbs for medicinal purposes so the
people of this vicinity now have the op-
portunity of securing genuine Herb
remedies. Consultation free at office,
Meyer Block.
eteNnianar
Try Advertising
Some men who are in business whom
it would be a misnomer to call business
men, are satisfied to wait until trade
comes to them. They make little or no
effort to reach out for it. In a lose gen.
eral way they consider their ehare of the
trade over a radius of ten miles or so,
As well might a farmer sit around to
wait for a harvest after having permitt-
ed the seed time to pees withont sowing.
In this competitive age the merchant or
the town deeming business must play
for it, Advertise your town then and
your business; tell the people what you
have and what you are prepared to do
and be sure to make good everything
you advertise. Just ae sore as water
seeks its own level the trade will find
you and stay with you. Why do whole -
sidemen keep the beat traveller ander
heavy expense on the road? It is to
keep their business constantly before
their customers. Retail merchants can-
not afford to do that bat they can afford
to use printer's ink and use it freely.
That tells the people daily or weekly
just what the merchant has that he
doesn't want and his price for the same.
ricers.
MCTAvrstt.-In Turnberry on Aug. 21st. the
wife of Mr. John McTavish; a son.
MARRIED
LAoxiE-Jong.-At the residence of the
bride's parents,on September 6th, by Rev. T.
S. Boyle, M.A., D., Mr. John Crosbie Leckie,
of Wingham to Miss Emily Bertha Jobb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Jobb, of
Wingham.
MCGexa - Mxxzt$s- At the home of the
bride's parents, onSeptember 6th, by Rev. J.J:
Hardie,of Belgrave, Mr Robt McGee to Mise
Lizzie Menzies, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Menzies, both of East Wawanosh,
Sdorx-Bnowze.-A t Knox church manse.
Goderieh on Wednesday, Aug. 29th by Rev.
Jas. A. Anderson, B. A„ Richard Ti. Scott to
Jennie Brown, both of the township of Morris.
Coorett-bora.-et the residence of the
bride's father, on .August 22nd, by Rev. blr.
Burnitt Me. Jno.'Cooper, La Animas Color-
ado, Miss Jessie, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doig, of Rowick,
• DIED
Coca. -In Morris, on August 29th, John
Edward Cook, aged 77 years and 5 months.
Scirivocg.-In Grer•, on August 24th Catha-
rine Roe, beloved wife of Charles Schnook,
aged 76 years, 8 months and 4 days.
Saw:Unr.-Drowned at Rineardin on Toes-
day, August 28th, Robert Seliery, a d 66.
STRAYE
1ROM the premised the undersigned, Lot
, Con. 1, Turn ry, about August 16th,
one large white Bro Bow near pigging. In•
formation will be gratefully reeoived by the
owner.
MURRAY WILSON,
Wingham v. O.
Facts
Talk!
This is to -day the leading
commercial school in Western
Ontario,
All graduate's get positions,
Write the principal for fret
oatalog and enter M any time.
Berlin
Business
College
Vt. 11. SWAM, - Principal
NOW OPEN ir
FALL TERM IN THE
Central Business College,
TORONTO, OPT.
Enter any time. Twenty teaohers.
One hundred and twenty Typewriting
Machines. Unexcelled faotlitiea for
assisting graduates to positions.
Write for new Calendar. -
W. H. SHAW, Principal,
Yonge dt Gerrard Ste., Toronto.
The Huron County
Weather Insurance
Muloal Co.
Insures farm property against damage
by tornadoes, wind storms, etc.
ABNER COSENS
AGENT •- WINGHAM.
WINGHAM
Hour Mills
There are three things necessary
to make good Flour : Good wheat,
a good miller,and good maohinery.
We have these three in our mill.
AU the Manitoba Wheat we use is
No. 1 ; this is what "Five Lilies"
Flour is made from ; the strength
is not lessened any in 'Five Lilies'
by electrical or any other process
in order to make it white, but it is
white, pure and healthy in its own
natural strength. So if you wish
the best Manitoba Flour be sure
to get the "Five Lilies;" do not
be put off with any other. If your
dealer does not keep it, there are
plenty of others who do.
Our "Star" Flour is very pop-
ular. We believe it is the BEST
FAMILY Froun on the market to-
day, as it has the qualities for both
bread and pastry. Give your next
order for "Star" and you will be
satisfied. o
PRICE LIST
Five Lilies floor, bl, $2.25 to $2,50
Prairie Rose " " 2.05 to 2,30
Star - " " 2.00 to 2.25
Dream Pastry Flour 1.90 to 2.20
Low grade Flour,ton 26.00 to 27.00
Bran, per ton - 16.00 to 18.00
Shorts, " - - 22.00 to 23.00
Screenings - 18.00 to 20.00
Chop, per ton • 20.00 to 28.00
Winter Wheat, bus. .73 to .75
Goose " 1K .70 to .70
Manitoba " " .88 to .90
Goods delivered promptly to all
parts of the town.
HOWSON, HARVEY &
BROCKLEBANK,
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Fall Term Opens Sept, 4th
Those interested in Business College
work should write for oar large cata-
logue. This is the Iargest and beat
Commercial and Shorthand School in
Western Ontario. We give a prac-
tical training and assist our graduates
to responsible positions. Many of
the leading business Colleges employ
our graduates as teachers. Write
now for free catalogues.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
Quantity,
Quality
Price
AND
These are the three greatest factors
to be considered in the buying and
selling of all merchandise.
The Quantity
of anything is always determined by
the quality, There's no gaesework
here. What w e give is given on the
principle of straightforwardness.
The Quality
offered le always the best, and it is
well to keep that in mind when
considering other things. Test for
yourselves,
The Prices
are fixed in accordance with tree
business methods. No taking off
one thing and adding it to some-
thing else.
TEAS AND COFFEES
A SPECIALTY
. -
L Henry Christie
WINGHA,M, ONT.
Grocer and Crockery Merchant.
APPLES?
5,000 Bushels Wanted at the
Wingham Evaporator,
On and after September 1st we will be
prepared to pay the highest prices for
Apples large enough for peeling. No
small or soft apples taken.
We have repaired the building, put in
new machinery, and can manufacture
200 bushels per day.
Q:QMIN.JON: 8ANKBANK er HAMiLTflN.
WINCNRM.
READ OFFICE : TORONTO.
Capital paid up, $3,000,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $3,830,000
Total Assets, over 42,000,000
WINOHAM BRANCH.
Farmers' Notes diaoouated.
Drafts sold on all pointe in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
S AWNINGS DEPARTMENT Interest
allawed on depoaits of $1 and upwards,
and added to prinoipai 80th Zone and 81st
December each year. -.
D. T. HEPBURN, i[anager.
R Tu stone, Holioitor.
Also, 18 Girls, Boys and Men wanted
to work in the factory.
BROWN & IRWIN.
SNAPS FOR
WESTERN. FAIR
Hand= Picked Bargains
VISITORS.
Capital paid up, $2,500,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $2,600,000,00.
Total Assets, $30,000,000.00;
President- nos. Win. Olson.
V oe•Preefdent and
tienerat Manager -J, T'signals*'...
aseetant Gen. Manager -U. M. W4Taota
DIBEOTQB6
John ,'rooter. Ohas.b.Dalton, Hon 3. S.BoE44e,
Geo. Bntherford, Cyrus A. Binge.
Inlpeotor-B. Willson.
1.4:9111 GB BAriat.
Interest allowed on deposits of 81.00 and up-
wards and added to Principal on, 8ltt May and'
Olt November each year.
Sp,oial Deposita also receival at outwit
rates of interest.
U, P, tMITi3, Agent;
DX0102450Zir & HOLM.EB, 13oifoi$ors.
THE CANADIAN BANK.
OF COMMERCE
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000, Reserve Fund, $4,500,000
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
13. E. WALKER, General Manager ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Gen.! Manages
BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA, AND IN
THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND
A senors! Ranking business transacted. Accounts may be opened and conducted by
• mail with all branches of this Bank,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1 and upwards received, and interest allowed at
current rates. The depositor is subject to no delay what-
ever in the withdrawal of the whole or any
portion of the deposit
WINGHAM (ONT.) BRANCH - A. E. SMITH, MANAGER.
We Aimed High
And Hit the Mark
In our little talk of last week we told you our aim
was to make it the biggest week's selling we'd yet
had ; we also stated that we seldom missed our mark.
And now we have pleasure in telling you that "we
hit the mark," and far surpassed any previous week's
selling. The ammunition used was Best Goods at
Lowest Prices, capped with the very.best attention
and service which could be given to every man,
woman and child in a rush of business such as the
Bee Hive experienced last week.
Don't fail to visit the magnificent
jewelry store of C. H. Ward & Co.,
374 Riohmond street, London, when
you ootne to the Western Fair.
Special bargains to visitors in all
lines of jewelry.
C. H. Ward & Co
•
LONDON, ONT.
Specialists in Diamonds and
Cut Glass.
FROM EVERY DEPARTMENT
Just as hand-picked fruit shows special value, so the
hand-picked bargains from the differetlt departments
have an attached value all their own, which are yours
to share this week.
Some. of What We Have For You This Week.
New Plaid Dress Goods, hand-picked bargain price, per yd .20
54 -inch Lustrea, lovely goods, " 't " , .40
Extra wide Flannellettos, usually sold at 12320 per yd, our special
price 10o per yard ; band -picked bargain prioe, per yard.08
250 Cottonades and Denims, hand -pinked bargain price, per yard .20
40o Table Linen, - " , " .32
It .10
II .10
'I .15
Men's 500 Neckwear - t' O. each .25
Men's 40e Underwear t'" " eaoh . .80
Men's 35o Underwear " " eaoh .25
250 Hosiery - .t " per pair.20
12i2o Prints, - t'
15a Plaits and Fancy Wash Goods "
25o Corset Covers,
..
.t
WONDERFUL CLOTHING BARGAINS THIS WEEK
"`""°"'i1i6�""" BEE HIVE DRY GOODS CO.
The Bell Telephone Co, Western Fair w�N� .., off
LONDON
TARIO.
fY.26
OF CANADA
is about to issue
A New
Telephone
Directory
for the Distrlct of Western Ontario,
including the Town of Wingham.
Orders for fie* oohteotions, ehangU
of flrte names, changes of street ad-
dresses or for dttplioate entries, should
be banded in to the LOOM Manager
AT ONCE.
P. Nr TANSLEY
Looal manager.
Fronts Wingham, going Sept. 8th
14th.
to vvvvvvvvi rivvvvvt►"t171►wivv'$s' ' vvvvirfrovvvy yvvir1".ry v'
Going Sept. llth and 13th.
All ticket! valid retixrning until
September 17th 1906. ,.
Wingham Special Tram
Leafing Wingham 6,80 a.m., Sept. 1i,
12 And 13,
LeMing London 160 p.m., Sept. 11,
atli L. Harold
12 and 13, s 'or tioketd and full InfInformationOffice
call B t Agent, J. The Times
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