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winaham: Tao Fair
Thursday "and Friday
September 26th and 27th, 1907
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26th.
The Agrionitural Hall will be open and the public are cordially invited '
to visit the hall on this evening and see the inside exhibits to good
advantage. ADMISSION -10 CENTS.
Friday
Afternoon, Sept, 27th
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
-2.10 TROT OR PACE, -Best three in five, mile heats, $25r/ $15, $10.
Five per cent. to enter and five per cent. from vex ers. Four to
enter and three to start. 7
ROAD HORSE SPEEDING. -Half mile heats, best t ee in five. Horses
attached to four•wlleeled rig; horses to be owned and driven by a
farmer or hie son. Conformation, . style a$d soundness considered.
$10,$0, $4. Open to members of the Society
BEST LADY' DRIVER. --$3.00, $2.00, $1.00.
LADIES' :BITCHING RACE. -Horse to be hitched to buggy and driven once
around the track. $3,00, $2.00,
POTATO RAGE.--Oompetiters to stand to horse. Four potatoes to be placed
100 yards from starting point. Mount, ride to first potato, die.
monist, pick up potato, remount, . ride back to starting point,
dismount and put potato in pail, and so on with each potato. Horse
any size, $3.00, $2,00.
PIPING AND DANCING.
Prizes are offered as foilow'e, and no entrance fee: --
MEN -SAILOR'S HORNPIPE ,.., $3.00, $2.00, $1.00
GIRLS -SWORD DANCE $3.00, $2.00, $1.00
BOYS -HIGHLAND FLING $3.00, $2.00, $1.00
MEN'S PIPING, ..,...$5.00, $3,00, $2.00
'WINGJ-IAl`I. CITIZENS' BAND
'as been engaged and will render a choice programme of music. in
front of the grand stand..
SPECIAL
PRIZES.
A number of special,
prizes are offered thin
year, including medals by
Eyrie' Bros., of Toronto. See prize list for full particulars.
Make your entried early with the Secretary.
Admission to Grounds, 25c. Children, 15c. Vehicles, 25o,
GRAND CONCERT.
The famous SCHUBERT SYMPHONY OMB and LADY QUAIL.
• VETTE has been engaged to give a concert in the Opera house op{ WEDNESDAY
EVENING, SEPT. 25rir. This,e0mpany cornea highly recommended and gives
ars excellent programme t Qaattettee, Solos, humorous Readings, Violin and
Mandolin Saint, Admission --25o, 35c and &)c. Plan of hall at MoKibbon's
'drug Store.
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NAST WAWVANOSff.
lir. John S. and Mrs, Anderson, of
hiladelphia, Pa., and Dr. R. F. Ander.
on,of Toledo, Ohio, have returnedhome
a#ter speeding their holidays at tha home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Finlay
Anderson,.
'Miert That Cold Com)*
-flow is it to. be cured? This method is
impiioity itself. Rub the ohoot and
hroat well with Nervi,line, Ube it as
¢argle and take some in hot water before
etiringe1oog with one otDr. Hamilton's
Pills. Next morning duds you refresh-
d,efree from cold and bright as a dollar.
These household remedies are wonder-
ully encoessful, and certainly won't fail
n your ease. For sale at all dealers.
WESTFIELD,
James Redmond received the sad in-
elligenoe of the death of his sister, Mrs,
James Hunter, of Grindstone City. She
eaves a husband and family of several
cbildren to mourn for her,
Miss Lorene Rogerson, of Jamestown,
ew York, who has been visiting rela-
ives here for the past month, left Last
geek for Kirktan, where she intends
ttatting her aunt, Mrs. W. R. Carr, be -
ore returning home.
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1'1t,' the Busy Office Mau
Ile feels half dead, a sense of nausea,
teadache and nerve strain. He is on the
erge of breakdown through overwork
nd lack of exercise, These difficulties
re best overcome by:' Dr, Hamilton's
?ills, which makes the bowels active,
timulate kidneys and liver and thereby
ree the system of impurities.
To revitalize and stimulate your
hole being, to shake off lethargy and
iredness, nothing compares with Dr.
amilton's Pills which do make good
ooks, good spirits, good health. Sold
,verywhere in 250 boxes.
BRUSSELS,
Mr. J. D: Warwiok has returned from
he Weet. Ile purchased property near
)algary and will return in the spring.
Mr. Robt. Thnell intends moving his
amity to Berlin, where he has a good
osition in a foundry.
Mr. John F. McCrae has returned
rom his trip through the West. He
vent as far as Prince Rupert.
Mr. Chas Richardson has secured a
osition in Lucknow and left for that
tlade last week.
BLYrR
On Monday of last week Thomas
tewart, barber. was makried to Mies
:ate Brown, both of this town, at
ondon,
On Sunday, October 20111, Revved
Bowe services will be held in the
iiethodist church. Rev. Hugh Looke,
if Kincardine, will be the preacher.
Miss Kelly, of Senora, is renewing
iId friendships in town. Miss Selly
as a daughter of the late P. Deily and
eft Blyth about 12 years ago.
Mr. Walter S. Jacobs left here for
Iorden, Man„ where he will spend
eptember with his cousin, Mr. George
acobs,
ST. HELENS.
Rev. R. W. Crow is away for a few
holidays, part of which will be spent in
Toronto and Barrie.
Gregor Stuart has taken a position
Ith the Maisons Bank at Lnoknow.
Mrs. Rutz, of Rothstook, is visiting
hIr daughter, Mrs, C. Decker.
Master Lorne Firth has returned to
is home in London after spending two
tonths with his aunt, Mrs. R. K. Miller.
Mrs. Horn and daughters, Maud and
Edith, and..t r. and Mrs. Thos. Pennel
and family left for the West last week.
Both Mr. Horn and Mr. Pennel intend
making their homes in the West and we
Wish them all every success.
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ALL DRUGGISTS, 50c, AND $1.00
BLUEVIS.T.E
Miss Clara Messer has returned to
her school duties et Newbury.
The interior of the village school was
cleaned and painted during the holidaya.
Mary King, Flornoe Aiteheson, Mary
Stewart and Howard Stewart are attend,
ing the Wingham High School.
The work on the new Presbyterian
Church, is being pressed along rapidly.
The brick work is about oompleted and
it will not be long before the roof is on.
Mr. Wm. Fraser has bought the hoose
he lives in from Mr. Joseph McKinney,
and is making some alterations iu it.
The iron for the new bridge in this
village has arrived from Mitchell and
Messrs Hill & Co expeot to have the
work oompleted in about two weeks,
A Hard Case Overcome
No longer necessary to suffer from
mnsonlar rheumatism. Every case can
be cured. Ferrozene is unfailing as
proved by David Johnston of Ormond,
Ont. "My wife was a dreadful suffer-
er" he writes. "For two years she could
scarcely do any work. Her knuckles
and joints swelled, causing torture. To
get up or down stairs woe impossible.
She took box after box of Ferrozone and
rubbed the sore places with Nerviline.
Improvement started and she mended
fast. Today she is quite mired and we
thank Fetrozone for her recovery."
No remedy more popular with doctors
than Ferrozoge; it does cure, 25c per
box at all dealers.
The Cause of Ray Fever
It's a microbe that floats in the air,
gets into the throat and lungs, develops
rapidly, excites inflammation, &c. The
cause is as pimple as a thistle in the
finger. - Extract the thistle, away goes
the pain. Destroy the Hay Fever germ
-you get well. That's why Catarrho.
zone acts so marvallonsly in Hay Fever,
Its fragrant vapor to you brings cure,
but to the microbe death. Oatarrhozone
is as qulok to not on these mi.,
orosoopic organismsas lighting. Pre.,
vents as well as cures, and is always
aneoessful. Druggists, 25e and $1,00, or
Polson & Co„ Kingston, Ont.
DCNGA.N;\ON.
The manse is reeeiviog a fresh coat
of paint this week. Thos. Elliott has
the oontraot.
los. Rutherford, John Roberta'
Iboward Case and Misses Daisy Ryan
and B. Durnin are the Dnngannonites
attending the G. 0.1. this term.
L C, Pentland, director of the Y. M.
0. A. of Canton, 111,, wife and two chit.
drop, Helen and LaWrence, Who have
been visiting the format's mother, litre.
D. Girvin, returned home Wednesday,
September 4th.
CLINTON.
Ontario street Church, on Wednesday,
Sept. 4th, at 10 o'clock, was the scene
of a quiet wedding when Miss Elizabeth
Jane, only de:tighter of Mr. Enos. Crich,
of Brussels, was matrimonially joined to
Mr, Samuel Cassels, of town. Rev. Mr.
Kerr performed the oeremony, the brid-
al party being unattended. They left
for Brussels, where a reoeptioa was
given them on Wednesday evening,
The bride's gown was a pretty bine pop •
lin.
On Thnraday Last , Dr. Shaw drove
down Victoria St, on his way to make a
Call, having bis etln Harry in thebaggy
with hien. At the railroad he found a
train obltrnoting the crossing, He wait-
ed patiently for fifteen minutes, as the
train shunted back and forth, his horse
in the meantime becoming so restive
that the boy was thrown out of the
buggy and trampled beneath the horse's
feet, though yery fortunately he was not
badly injured, Dr. Shaw then deter-
mined to make an example of the Con-
ductor, as it was a common thing for the
crossing to be blocked, and accordingly
laid information against Conductor
Hinny, The case came before Police
Magistrate Andrews, several witnesses
testifying that the crossing was blocked
for a considerable length of time. A fine
of $10 and costs, was imposed saoord-
ingly.-New Era.
Smugglers have adopted a new game
in the St. Lawrence. - Tlrey drop cigars
over the sides of ocean steamers into
waiting boats, and so evade the custom
officers,
° the Toile Club have received their
rifles and a new range has been selected
at the river. Practices are being held
aimofit daily and judging by the sooree
thathave been already Made Ilungannori
Will prodilee soma amok marksman.
-Each member is- au artist. The
singing of the Schubert Lady Quartette
was of a superior character and each
number received a hearty encore which
was generally responded to. -The Wind.
sor Evening Record. Opera house on
Wednesday evening, Sept, 251h, Plan
of hall at aicKibbon's drug store.
How to Become Rich.
In order to become rick it is name ary
merely too follow the simple procedure
of any king of finance. Thus:
Borrow all the money you can upon
the property you already own,
With the money bay more property,
~ Combine the two properties, float a
loan upon them, and with the money
buy a third property.
Merge the three prorertiee, use the
merger as security for a loan and with
the money buy another large property.
Consolidate this with the others, select
a board of directors, and authorize your.
evil to iioat twice as much stook as there
is.
Sell this stook, and with the money
buy Ave or six more properties,
Organize a holding company which
will carry the stooks of all the properties.
Yon are now so wealthy and infiaen-
tial that you do not need to make any
more loans.'
Iaorease the stook of your properties,
and sell bonds upon them.
Authorize yourself to bay everything
in eight with tide money.
Now yon will have control of every-
thing; also, you will have the say-so in
any amount of subsidiary companiett,
and a controlling voice in eight or nine
insurance companies and national banks.
After this there doesn't seem to be
muck for yon to do except to get the
dyspepsia, get bald, and prattle gently
about the excellence of moral provertis.
-W. D. Nesbit in Life.
Harvesting is now well advanced all
over the West, and later reports are of
a more cheerful' character. Excellent
yields era reported from Indian Head,
Lethbridge and eastern districts. There
was heavy frost in Northern Alberta,
but damage was very light.
Established 2-879
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
CreSolette Is a boon to Asthmatics
nos it not neem mote effective to breathe its a
retnody to cute disease of the laeathing organs
than to take the remedy into the stomach
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti-
teptk is carried over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat.
meat. It is invaluable to ,pothers- with small
children.
Those of a consumptive 5 r
tendency find immediate cite d7''
relief from conchs or in. ''L
horned conditions r,f the
throat.
Sold by druggists.
Send postal for booklet.
bessitt4F:, Mutts. Co.,
Limited, Agents, 3tont-
real. Canada ,oy
Dominies of The Dominion.
From The Canadian Cornier: The
old saying, "Let me make the songs of
a people and I don't care who makes
the laws," might be changed to "Let
me teach the children of the nation and
I care not who goes to parliament." In
the pioneer days, when the little red
school house, the log cabin and the
frame church were the only sigiie of set-
tlement and civilizatiou. Canada was
fortunate in the character of its educat-
ors.
There was the canny Scotch school-
master often with Edinburgh traditions
and a great reverence for the "human-
ities," whose attainments were held in
respect by the countryside. In old days
one sometimes came aoroes the Irish
teacher, who held Trinity College,
Dublin, as the finest institution in the
Empire. They were stalwart and thor-
ough disciplinarians and were not re-
membered any less fondly because they
believed. in the) virtues of the birch.
There successors are not so strenuous in
'method, since milder days have brought
gentler discipline. One of the men who
combined the best traditions of the old
school, progressive grasp of the old school
with the grasp of the new recently pass-
ed away in Toronto. A hott of those
whom he trained in the priuciples of
what he always regarded as the noblest
of professions hold James A. McLellan in
tender esteem.
Oats in Feeding.
"The fact cannot be questioned that'.
the oat crop is the safest grain Drop that
can be fed to live stock," says Prof.
Shaw. "It can be fed to a wider range
of entreats than any other grain. It Is
adapted to a larger number of uses in
feeding than any other grain, and is fed
in more mixtures, For young swine
oats are a good food, providing the halls
are sifted out. Otherwise the hulls are
too coarse to suit their digestion. They
make a splendid food for brood sows
when pregnant, given and made in')
slop alone, or along with bran. For
sows in mile the same mixture is fine
and is further improved by adding
ground corn. The two former are fine
for milk production. The latter aide in
maintaining flesh. For swine during the
growitg period ground oats are also
good, alone or with other grain; but
corn is butter than oats for swine that
are being fattened."
Samuel Beerman, it farmer residing
three tulles from Morton, Out, out his
throat with a pocketknife, A doctor
was suniuioned and dressed the wounds,
which required Aikteen stitches, leaving
him in a very serious condition. Ili -
health was the Cause of the rash act,
L 11 THE LEADING :TORE S
NEW FALL
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All that's new in. Dress Goods, Silks and
Trimmingsnow- in stock at
II, E. Isard & Co.'s.
We have .just passed into sto;.k three large shipments of
New Fall Dress Goods -Comprising all the new
weaves. in English, French and
German manufacture
Fancy Fail Tweed Effects, very pretty dark colorings in a large
range of patterns, wear guaranteed, make up nicely in
tailored suite, our speoiat price - 50e
Shepards Cheeks in black and white, blue and white, nice dress
fabric, prices - - • • - 20e to 30e
Tartans and Shadow Plaids very popular for shirt waist outings
width 40 inches, only
50c
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres. Sedges, Panamas, Lustres, Henriettas, Satin Cloths,
Venetians, Voiles, Mohair.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We are showing many pretty weaves in mouruing Dress Materials
snob, as Orem•de-ohene, Voiles, Armures, San Toy, Populin, Serges, Llamas,
Albatross, Venetians, Panamas are the oorrect styles.
French Eolienne, fine weave, sick and wool, high silk finish, nice
wieght and width, our prioe • - 81.00
Black Armnre, all wool dress fabric, in fancy pebble effect, silk
finish, medium weight, per yard - . - 75e
Mirror Poplin, something new in black dress material, corded
weave, silk finish, very pretty costume cloth, speoial price 81.00
Black Panama Cloth, all wool, soft finish. medium weight. close
twisted yarn,makes a very pretty Eton Suit,prioe 50e, T Se,$1.00
Blank Lustre, brilliant finish, hard firm weave, made of pure
Mohair yarn, will make a pretty blouse or shirt waist suit.
price - - - - - • $1.00
LADIES' FALL COATS.
Buy your Fall and Winter Coat early and get first choice -we have
opened up three oases and have them ready for your inspection in our mantle
and skirt department on second floor. Prices are very moderate,
H. E. Isard
PHONE 68.
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Lace Curtains, ret ular -Oa. •[
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Cashmere Hose, rezuitr 35e.
Tapestry Carpet, regular 35,:. 4
Table Linen, 55 in. wide, worth 35c. 4
O 1 pair Linen or Bath Totvals. .4
Grey Flannell, worth 35e.
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Some Special
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Fiaanellettes, worth 7e wholesale.
Dress Muslims, fast colors, regular Sa.
White Cross barred Muslin, regular 8e.
Tea Towels,
Children's Cotton Hose.
Embroideries, worth e, 8c and 9e.
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Flannellettes, 1 yard wide, regular 12•e. 4
Sbirtings, in bine, brown and gray, reg 12x-0, 4
Ginghams and Prints, reg 12lc and 15c, 3
Heavy Wrapperettes, pretty patterns, 121c. 1
Heavy White Towels. 4
Dress Muslins, regular 121e. 4
Ladies' Cotton Idose, regular 12.1e and 15e. 4
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we have for you. All Dress Goods will be sold at sac 3
"' on the $ y something really special in Black Sills. 3
Beautiful new Black Sateen Underskirts,
very cheap. A few odd Wrappers to
be cleared out at cost, Beautiful
White Cambric Night Dresses
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