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THE WINGIIAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 12 1907.
MINOR LOCALS.
—71.00 fall weather.
---Thursday, September 12th.
--Read the advts. in the TIMEs.
—The TIMES till the 1st of January
1908, for 20 cents.
---Muncey fall fair will be hold on
October 2nd and 3rd.
—Get a copy of prize list for Wingham
fall fair at the Times office.
--Many from this section are attending
the London Fair this week.
—The Teems and Weekly Sun to
January let, 1908 for 25 cents.
—Make your entries early for Wing -
fall fair with the Secretary at the TIMES
office,
—Turnberry Township Council will
meet iu the Clerk's office at Blnevale
'next Monday.
—The London Fair is the attraction
This week. A number of Winghamites
are in attendance.
—The regular meeting of Court Mait-
land, Canadian Foresters, will be held
on Friday evening of this week.
—Expert judges will award the prizes
in live stook, fine arts, ladies' work and
dairy provisions at Wingham fall fair.
—Regular meeting of Camp Caledonia,
Sons of Scotland next Monday evening.
All members are requested to be present
—Wingham baseball club played a
league game at Kincardine on Friday
afternoon and won by a score of 0 to 3.
—The anneal show of the Huron
Poultry Association will bo held at Sea -
forth on November 21st, 22nd and 23rd,
—Mr. D. J. Mungovan, the well-
known blind editor of the Dufferiu Post,
died at his home in Orangeville on Mon -
slay.
Mr. Harold Trout left this week for
Gravenhurst, where he has accepted a
situation.
—Wingham fall fair on 20th and 27th of
of September. See advt. in another
column for list of attractions for after-
noon of 27th.
—Mr. 'Thos. Bower, of town exhibited
3iis poultry at Toronto and won a num-
•ef prizes. He is exhibiting at the Lon-
don fair this week.
—Samuel Graham, a pioneer resident
of Owen Sound, died soddenly on Friday
last. Mr. Graham resided in Wingham
for a few months some years ago.
—The Grand Trunk Rye announce
their annual fall excursions to American
points for Sept. 19th, 20th and 21st. See
advt. in another column for Dartionlars.
—One of the heaviest taxpayers was
omitted from the list last week. Mr.
John Hanna, who has for years been
one of the heaviest taxpayers in the town
has this year a total tax hill of $360.56.
—The Bank of Commerce has issued a
neap of Western Canada, revised to a
recent date. It is a oonvenient refer-
ence map, and copies of it may be had
on application at any branch of the
Bank.
—The TmIES is in receipt of a very
fine sample of tomato, from the garden
of Mrs. G. W. Sowler, of Belgrave. It
is a sound. plump variety, measuring
fonrteen inches in circumference, and
weighs one pound.
—Mr. Jas. Stewart, an old resident of
Bonsai' passed away on Saturday even-
ing last. Deceased was a brother-in-law
of Mrs. D. McGregor, of town. Mrs.
McGregor and her Eon, Chas. McGregor
were at Hensall for several days.
—The Seaforth Milling Co, has again
taken the Gregory grain storehouse and
on and after the 10th inst. will be pre-
pared to pay the highest market prices
for all kinds of grain. Mr. John Elder
will again be the buyer in Wingham.
—Mrs, Walter Rose,who was so Beverly
burned at her home in Teeswater recent-
ly was brought to the Wingham hospi-
tal last week. Mrs. Rose is still in a
critical condition, but her many friends
hope she will have a speedy recovery.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effective remedy for
SORE THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolena
with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico-
rice. Your druggist or from ua, loc. in stamps.
Litsa :te, Mum Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4ox
--In our list of heavy tax payers last
week Mr. Jno. A, McLean was credited
with having to pay $270.22. In prepar-
ing the list some of Mr. McLean's prop.
+erty had been left out and in place of hie
taxes amonnting to $270.22 he has to
pay $373.37,
—One of the oldest and most respected
residents of Seaforth passed away
Sunday night in the person of Wm.
Gillespie. Deceased had reached the
ripe age of 81 years and had been en-
joying wonderfully good health until
quite recently.
NEWS NOTES.
Esther Spear, a fourteen -year-old girl
of Fort Erie, committed suicide beak•
ing Paris green.
A new idea in ten ce13,:'post cards, at
SaueamiS.
Ray Corry, aged sixteen, shot himself
at Wiarton, while drawing his /gun to-
wards him muzzle first.
I EI:13ERTIL_tSl'DEERY---Sons to inngnew
ins Raspberry. "The best Red Rasp-
berry torted here," writee'Prof. Maconn,
Ottawa. "The h viep( yielder among
all Red Raspberrie ' `writes Prof. Hatt,
Guelph. We have t e only large supply
in Canada to offer. 0 plants $2.00, ex.
press paid. Local agent—W. Carruthers,
Wingharn, Ont. BROM(a 13Ros,---P.O.
Browns Nurseries, Ont.
---Mr. Writ. Elliott met with a painful
accident on Tuesday while at work in
his brlek'rard near Belmore. He eras
working at the brick machine and one
(rf the fingers on his left hand caught in
the machinery and it portion of the frog•
er vias taken off. Mr. Elliott will be off
duty for several Weeks,
Limogues Chiva, 20 T off till Sept.
15tn. ,7. eensoa tS,
Twenty-four bodies have been recover-
ed from the wreck of the Quebeo beid"be,
leaving abant fifty still missingyG
Last season's wall part at cut prices.
SAuNDERS.
The Government will receive the com-
mercial travellers' deputation to dtecuss
the day for holding Thanksgiving ou
Thursday next.,
A few good Bibles and I;iymn Books,
slight.y bleat were, at bi r}Sfaiue.
bAUNDERS.
The BUM of $40,269 has been received
by the O ntario Government in succes-
sion duties upon the estate of the late
Mr. John Radler of Ottawa.
Heyes quality leather re—wrist
ba Ks, squaw bags, etc—e e has at
auuaele' Book store. ' liey're guarau-
t ted 12 months lromtthe time you buy
them. 2090 off tin Sept. 15th.
The committee of the Baptist Church
of Ontario and Quebec preeented a
r eport to the joint Committee on Church
U u lou, reluoing to join the propoeed
union.
Angus Cameron, an old resident of
C arieton place, was killed in the railway
y and by a train which was being shunted.
He was engaged in trimming- Up the
track, when the oars baoked,on him.
A new idea in teh oetlt poet cards, at
SAi DERS.' P�
H. Butler, foreman of the bridge gang
employed on Pere Marquette, fell 40
feet from the Port Stanley bridge at
London, striking the abutments below.
He escaped with his life, but is seriously
injured.
Through the omission of the word
"life" in a special act passed by the city
of Montreal the Corporation is compell-
ed to ref and $25,000 wrongfully collected
in taxes from lite insuranhe com-
paniee,
Limogues Ohina, .,30% off till Sept.
15th. SAUNDERS.
To make lemon extract grate the rind
of three lemons into half a pint of
alcohol. After allowing it to stand four
days, pour off into another bottle and
add an ounce of oil of lemon. Orange
extract may be prepared in the4utme
manner.
Last season's wall paper at cut prices.
SAUNDERS. ;?'
Never travel without a good jar of!
cold cream, for removing duet and
grime. Here is a formula for a cream
that contains no lanolin to encourage
the growth of hair on the face, and is
therefore pure and wholesome: Rose-
water, 4 ounces; almond oil, 4 ounces;
spermaceti, 1 ounce; white wax, 1
ounce.
Heyes quality leather t' joode-wrist
bags, squaw bags, etc—can be had at
Saunders' Book Store. They're guaran.
teed 12 months from the time you buy
them. 20% off till Septf-l5th.
Smelling salts can be made to last for
years if fresh spirits are poured over
the balls of salt from time to time, so as
to keep tip the orignal strength of the
mixture. Many people use spirits of
ammonia in this connection, but a stili
more powerful specific may be found in
a combination of this spirit with oil of
lavender, in the proportion of two parts
of the former to one of the latter. In
procuring the ammonia, however, care
must be taken to avoid choosing aromatic
spirits of ammonia in error, the water
which it contains preventing it from
amalgamating with oil.
A few good Bibles and II/ymn Books,
slightly shelf worn, at liapkains.
SAUNDERS.
The Law Of Averages,
[Philadelphia Bulk tin.3
The average man is bald at 40.
The average neinieter marries 1,000
couples.
Glasses for old age Are adopted on the
average at 13,
The average oat mother 'blesses the
world with 100 kittens.
The yearly sale of newspapers thr0ttg
out the world t►y'ageU 1110,004 .
D. M. CORDON
We are now opening up the largeet, most
seasonable a n d fashionable display, o f
1 DRESS GOODS 1
ever shown, even by this house. The whole range is correct in
quality, patterns, shades and texture ; 94d in vaines would he
hard to equal. It will give us pleasnre,.to show our Dress Goode.
Our Fall and Winter Coats and Mantles
For Ladies, Misses and Children, are just arriving, and will
be found to be correct in every particular. We have always
taken the leading position in this important department, there-
fore our stock must be the latest and beet.
When in, please ask to be shown our guaranteed Silk Skirts,
whioh we sell at cut prices,
EGGS, - 20o,
BUTTER, 22o.
D. M. GORDON.
The world's gold mines yield on an
average $500,000 or 28,000 ounces of gold
a year.
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc.
gibbon's drug store, Tuesday, Oct.
—all day. Glasses properly fitted,
Heyes quality leather goodtwrist
bags, squaw bags, etc,—an bec had at
S wonders' Bock Store. T ey,re guaran-
teed 12 months from th-time you buy
them. 20% off till Sept. 15th.
SHEEP STRAYED.
From the premises of the nnd‘rsigned,
about two weeks ago, Seeren Spring
Lambs and Four Ewes o se Ewe with
black face and split in pft ear. Any
person giving information that will lead
to their recovery will be rewarded.
JAMES MCGLYNN,
Glenannau P.O.
September 10th, 1907.
l3UIR1' .
L YNETT—In Wingham, on September 5th, to
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lynett : son.
MORRISON—In Wingham, on September 5th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Morrison ; a son.
�%`M cKExzIE.—In Kinloss, on July 27th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. McKenzie, con. 4: is son.
GRENACIIE.—In Teeswater, on Monday,
Sept. 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. John Grenache; a
daughter.
HA1IRIED
RAT.Pn—HARD*EY.-111 Gorrie, on Sept. 3rd,
by Rev. A. B. Dobson, Miss Flo. B. Harvey, to
Mr. T. W. Ralph, both of Toronto.
OASSEIS—CRIen—At Ontario Street, Church,
Clinton, on Sept. 4th, by Rev. W. E. Kerr. Mr
Samuel Cassels, of Clinton, to Miss Elizabeth
Jane Crich, of Brussels.
SPOTTON—fllox.—In St. Stephen's church,
Gorrie, on Sept 4th, Miss Melissa Hick, to Mr.
Robt Spotton, all of Bowick, brother of Mr.
Geo. Spotton, of winghanl.
DIED
TAYLon.—In East Wawanosh, on September
Oth, Johu Taylor, aged 80 years.
BARRI67T—Iu Blyth,on September 1st, Mar-
garet Dick, beloved wife of Charles D. Barrett,
aged 85 years and 13 days.
WATsoN.—At Regina, Sask., ou September
4th, Dixie Watson, formerly of Wingham, aged
70 years.
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Royal Grocery,
This is the week for plums. We have contracted with
one of the largest growers in Huron County. They
will be delivered fresh every day.
At GRIFFIN'S.
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� Cool Suits
FOR WARM WEATHER
At a Bargain
The hot weather is really just commenced.
Do not melt in that heavy suit when you can
get a
BEAUTIFUL, COOL, LIGHT SUIT
made to your order so cheap. Come in and
see them.
We have a few Youths' Long Pants in
Navy Blue. Lxtra value at 81,00
for 70c, come along'before they are
picked up,
A BIG REDUCTION IN UNDERWEAR.
EAR.
MAXWELL 4 HILL
Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers
We've Got t0Move].
This means that the immense stocks in the two Bee Hive Stores
in Wingham must be largely reduced in the nekt few days.
These stocks include Dress Goods, Ladies' Coats, Jackets
and Skirts, Men's . and Boys' Wear, Underwear,
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Collars, Staple Goods
of all kinds, Groceries, etc., etc., etc.
DRESS GOODS.
The latest patterns and materials in plain and fancy goods are to h& found here,
and the large assortment gives purchasers a splendid choice. e>
SUMMER GOODS.
Bargains in odd lines of Summer Goods, Shirtwaists, Whitewear of all kinds ; also
Belts, Trimmings, Side Combs, Hat Yi•ns, Ribbons, Buttons,
Hosiery, etc. These must46 at some price.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
We have time to quote but a few prices. Come in and see the goods. You'll miss
the opportunity of a lifetime if you don't ring in on the money -saving bargains :
Men's Overalls and Smocks, regular 90c, for.... .................. .75
Men's White Shirts, regular 75o and $1 00, for ............... • • .. .39
Staple line of Knitted and Fleece -lined Undershirts, reg. $l 00, for.. '70
Pope's make Undershirts and Drawers, reg, $1.00 a garment, for .85
Men's Working Shirts, eaoh...... .39
Meu'e Fancy Shirts, soft bosom, regular $1.00, for .. .. .85
,{ ,{ 11 61 ,6 for .... .50
Boys' Fleece -lined Undershirts, while they last, at .35
Ladies' Coats, Jackets and Skirts.
New goods, just arrived from the McIntosh Co., of London. Prices run thus :
Ladies' Waterproof Coats, regular $9 00 for.. 87.00 Ladies' Waterproof Coats, regular 7.00 for.. 85.00
Ladies' Skirts, a variety of patterns, reg. $5 00 for 4.00 • Ladies' Skirts, a variety of patterns, reg 4.00 for 3.00
Ladies' Underskirts, varying in pride from 50 to 2.00
GROCERIES.
Rolled Oats, 91bs. for .25 20 lbs, Granulated Sugar for 81.00—
Wonderful Soap, 7 bars for .25 Bee Hive Soap, 7 .bars for .25
Mixed Cakes, 3 lbs. for 25
O.K. Soap, 7 bars for .25
BARTON'S COVGA CURE—One dose will kill a cough. Small dose, small price, large bottle.
The regular price is $1.00 per bottle, but while it lasts yon may have it at, per bottle, 50c.
BEE RIVE STORES
A. E. ENGLAND -- PROPRIETOR
ORMINSIOISM. 111111111111111111
Learn Dress -Making by Mail
in your spare time at home, or
Take a Personal Course at School
To enable all to learn we teach on cash or
instalment plan. We also teach a personal
class at school once a month. Class commenc-
ing last Tuesday of each month. These lessons
teaches how to cut, fit and Qut together any
garment to
the most telaboratrom the e ldess. ainest sThe hort wholes family
can learn from one course. We have taught
over seven thousand dress -making, and guar-
antee to give five hundred dollars to any one
that cannot learn between the age of 14 and
40. You cannot learn dressmaking as thorough
as this course teaches if you work in shops for
years. Beware of imitations as we employ no
person outside the school. This is the only
experienced Dress Cutting School in Canada
and excelled by none in uny other country.
Write at once for particulars, as we have
cut our rate one-third for a short time.
Address:
Sanders' Dress -Cutting School,
31 ErieSt., Stratford, Ont., Canada.
Stoves, Ranges
000% STOVES FOR 009E OR WOOD
HEATING STOVES FOR GOAL OR WOOD
RANGES FOR GOAL OR WOOD
COOK STOVES FOR COAL OR WOOD
HEATING FOR COAL OR WOOD
FOIL COAL OR WOOD
SHEET IRON HEATERS
PARLOR COOK STOVES
Sole Agents for the celebrated
Ranges.
HAPPY TROIIG.JLT Stoves and
Old Stoves taken in exchange. Whether you wish to buy, sell,- or
trade, give us a call.
CENTRAL HARDWARE
WINGHAM.
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DON'T READ IT
If you don't want to be convinced of the BIG
BARGAINS that Young is offering in GRANITE-
WARE, TINWARE and HARDWARE in every
department ! !
JUST ARRIVED :— Another very large assortment
of Graniteware, at the same cut - in - two prices ! , !
A pleasure to show goods. Give us a call, and be
convinced that this is the place to buy goods at
money - saving prices.
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