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Reinarkable Values We Want Your Trade
KING BROS.
OUR SEW
STARE
We are now settled in our new premises and
extend to all a cordial invitation to visit us,
whether to buy or not.
We now have one of the finest and brightest
stores outside the cities and IT BELONGS TO
OUR CUSTOMERS FOR TRADING PURPO-
SES AND WE WANT EVERY TRANSAC-
TION TO BE PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
TO THEM.
EVERYTHING NEW
No old stock to show. Everything fresh, clean, up-
to-date and the best quality obtainable.
ALL GENERAL LINES
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Underwear, Staples,
Clothing, Furs, Mantles, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
and Groceries.
PRODUCE
We want unlimited quantities of No. I Butter, Eggs,
White Beans, Dried Apples and Onions, for which we
will pay highest price, cash or trade.
KING BROS.
STANDARD PATTERNS ( COlt�B 1N
THE DOMINION BANK
MN EDMUND a. 0$LER, M.P.. PRESIDENT. W. D. MATTHEWS, VIOE-PREStDENT.
C. A. BOGERT, General Manager
Capital paid up
Reserve Fund - -
Totat Assets
-, 44,700,000
-41 44,700,000
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*5,700,000
*70,000,000
A Complete Banking Service
Every description of Banking business is transacted by
Tats Domunbn BANK. Collections promptly made and
money remitted without delaay.
Advances made on Farmers' Sale Notes.
Travellers` Checks and Letters of Credit issued.
Savings Department at earth branch of the bank. $1.
opens an account.
WINGHAM BRANCH,
N. EVANS, Manager.
(.71/maq'actie'd)efewe:
$T. THOMAS, ONT.
Unsurpassed for residential education. The
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a training for your life's work. Thorough
courses in Music. fainting, Oratory. High
School, Business College and Domestic
Science. Large campus, inspiring environ-
ment. Resident nurse insures health of
students. Rates moderate. Every girl
needs an ALMA training. Handsome pro-
spectus sent on Application to Principal. 42
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert instructors
at the
ap/pez4,1
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LONDON, ONT.
Students assisted to positions. College
in session from Sept. 3rd. Catalogue
free. Enter any time.
J. W, Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr.
Principal Chartered Accountant
18 Vice -Principal
WANTED!
In the DAUPHIN DISTRICT,
a large number of experienced
farmers to buy and farm the best
land in the West i Improved or
unimproved. First -colas proper.
ties for sale at IOW prices and on
terms to suit. For particulars
ar. 1 bookletivin description of
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tbo district,apply
to
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Clever Women
Know This.
It's An Easy Matter ror Any
Woman To Possess A Head
Of Glorious Hair.
i
One bottle of PARISIAN Sage is all
that is heeded to make the dullest
looking hair lustrous and fascinating,
But be sure to get PARISIAN Sage
--imitations. won't do -for your own
sake see that, the girl with Auburn hair
is on every cn ton itnd bottle,
PARISIAN Sage is a refreshing, in-
vigovarting hair dressing. It banishers
dandruff, stops scalp itch and falling
hair and causes hair to grow abun-
dan tl y.
Side step preparations that contain
poisonous Sugar of Lead or Nitrate of
Silver ; there are many of them. They
are dangerous.
PARISIAN Sage can be secured at
J. W. McKibbc+n'a3' and dealers every•
where for only 50 tents a large bottle,
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
ANY n
p o who is the solo head of a t`.ramily,
or any y tnitl r3 over 18 years old. may home-
stead n quarter Rection of available Dominion
land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberta.
The applicant must, appear in person at the
Dominion Lands Agency or SUb•ugenny for the
district. ]entry by proxy may be made at any
agency, on certain conditions
byl ' fatherrriOth-
er, sou. daughter, brother or sister of intend•
itsg homesteader.
1luties.-Six months' residence upon and cul-
•tivation of the loosed in each of three years. A.
homesteader root 'live within nine miles Of hi:
hornestead on a gone of at least 80 acres solely
owned and occupied by him or by his father,
mother. on, daughter. brother or sister.
In Certain districts a homesteader in good
standing inky preempt a quarter -section along-
side his henteattead. Price3.00 per acro.
Dutios.•Must reside Upon the homestead or
pre-emption six months inn each of six years
from date of homeetend entry amending tke
time required to earn homestead patent) and
'Ann atte fifty aortas extras.
Ahomesteader who has exhausted his home=
at
ate a right ai ht
and, Cannot Obtain a pre•enaptiett
may enter for a purchased homeasted in certaindistrusts. Price 3 00 per acre. Dtie
t. Mrrst
side AIX months in each of three scans, crtltt-
vate tiny aorta and erect a house worth $300.
W. W. (OltY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N.B.-Unauthgrirerl, publication of thiol 6a.
ireetiebilient Will not b paid for
PRIZE LIST
WINGHAM FALL FAIR.
HORSES
General Purpose -Brood Mare, Scott
Bros,, W. R. Ferrier, A. K. Copeland ;
Spring foal, Scott Bros,, Scott Bros.
One -year-old Filly, Alex. McDonald,
Sam'l Burchill ; Two-year-old Filly or
Gelding, Levi Lott, John E. Fells,
Miles McMillan ; Team in harness,
Jas. Forster, ,W. Henderson, Scott
Bros.
Agricultural --Brood mare, McLeod
Bros., A. Schmidt, S. Phillips ; Spring
Foal, Fowler Bros,,,McLeod Bros,, W.
J, Currie ; One -year-old Filly, Mc-
Leod Bros, D. (:low, A. Schmidt ; One-
year -old Gelding, W. J. Currie ; ' Two-
year-old Filly or gelding, Win. Max-
well, Geo. Cruickshank, J. Forster ;
Three-year-old Filly or Gelding, Mc-
Leod Bros., S. Birchall, Jno. Menzies ;
Team in Harness, Dixon Bros,, W.
Watson, Robt. Moffatt,
HEAVY DRAUGHT,
Brood Mare, Jno. Webster, Jno.
Menzie & Son, J. Speir ; Spring Foal,
J. Speir, J. Webster ; One -year-old Fil-
ly, J. Mitchell, W. Taylor ; One -year-
old Gelding, W. Taylor, J. Barbour;
Two-year-old Filly or Gelding, A.
Fitzpatrick, L J. Wright. J. Barbour ;
Team. in Harness, Dixon Bros., W.
McKenzie, J. Forster.
SPECIALS.
Chas. Knechtel's-For best yearling
colts, heavy classes, Alex. McDonald,
D. Clow, J. Mitchell; for best halter
broken colt, year old, Alex, McDon-
ald ; J, E. Ellis, special for colts, sired
by "Signalman," David Clow ; Thos.
Kew's special for beet team heavy
horses, Dixon Bros,
By J. W. King, for four best colts
sired by "Mascot," -Fowler Bros., W.
J. Currie, Jas. Speir, McLeod Bros.
By the Society -$8 00 for the four
best colts sired by the one heavy
draught stallion -McLeod Bros., D. B.
Anderson, W. J. Currie, Geo. Cruick-
shank.
Brood Mare and three of her pro-
geny -W. J. Currie, A, Schmidt.
By the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce, for best animal shown'in Heavy
Draught, Agricultural and General
Purpose Horse Classes --Dixon Bros.
Roadsters -Brood Mare, Bert. Arm-
strong, Miles McMillan, Wm. Mc-
Gregor ; Spring Foal, Scott Bros.,
Miles McMillan, Bert Armstrong ;
One -year-old Filly, Scott Bros., Miles
McMillan; Two-year-old Filly or
Gelding, Scott Bros„ C. B. Wilkinson;
Single Driver, W. A. McEvers, Jas.
Hefferon, I. Gilmour ; Team in Har-
nsss, J. H. Galbraith, Scott Bros., Jno.
Menzie & Son,
Carriage -Brood Mare, A. Schmidt ;
Spring Foal, R. Y. Douglas ; One -year-
old Gelding, Scott Bros. ;. Two-year-
old Filly or Gelding, Jno. Mowbray,
Fowler Bros., J. A. Brandon ; Single
Driver, W. Henderson, Wrn. Fother-
gill, Grant Bros. ; Team in Harness,
0. Hemingway, J. A. Brandon, J. H.
McConkey.
By the Canadian Bank of Commerce
for best animal shown in Roadster and
Carriage Horse Classes, W. A. Mc -
Evers.
CATTLE
Shorthorns -Breeding cow - John
Webster 1 & 2 ; Two-year old heifer,
Wm. Fothergill, 1 & 2 ; year-old heif-
er, Jno, Webster 1 & 2 ; heifer under
12 mos, J. Webster 1 & 2 ; Bali under
one year, Wm. Fothergill ; over one
year, John Webster.
Grades -Breeding now, Wm. Max-
well, Thos. Davidson & Son ; 2 year
old heifer, Jno. Webster, J. Menzies &
Son ; year-old heifer, Wm. Maxwell,
Jno. Webster ; heifer calf, T. David
son & Son ; Steer calf, Jas. Barbour,
Jno. Webster ; year-old steer, John
Webster 1 & 2 ; 2 year-old steer, Jno,
Webster, Wm. Maxwell ; fat steer or
heifer, John Webster ; Stock,steers 2
yrs, John Menzies.
Jersey --Breeding cow --F. W. Angus
1 & 2.
Holsteins -Breeding cow -D. B. An-
derson.
Herefords - Breeding cow, 11. T.
Perdue 1 & 2 ; bull over 12 mos., H. T.
Perdue 1 & 2 ; bull under 12 mos., H.
T. Perdue 1 & 2 , heifer under 12 nibs.
H. T. Perdue 1 & 2.
Pulled Angus --Breeding cow, Geo,
T. Robertson 1 & 2 ; bull over twelve
months J, W. Bone ; bull under 12
G. T. Robertson, J. W. Bone ; heifer
under 12 mos., J. W. Bone, G. T. Rob-
ertson ; 2 year-old heifer, J. W. Bone ;
yeareold heifer, Geo. T. Robertson 1
& 2.
Herd of beef cattle, Geo, T. Robert-
son, J. W. Bone.
Best Dairy cow for town, D. 13, An-
derson (special by CI. 13. Elliott,
'SHEEP.
Leicesters-Ram, R. J. Sanderson ;
Shearling ra,m, 11. J. Sanderson ; ram
lamb, R, J. Sanderson 1&2 ; aged ewe,
R. J. Sanderson, J, 13. Tyreman ;
Shearlmg ewe, J. B. Tyreman, R.
Sanderson ; evve iamb, J. 11. Tyre -
min.
Downs -Rath, Wm, Maxwell, Me -
Ewen Bros. ; Sheaaa'ling ram, 0, G.
Campbell & Son, A. IL Copeland ;
ram lamb, McEwen Bros. 1 & 2; aged
ewe, Wax. Maxwell, McEwen Bros, ;
Shearling ewe, McEwerx 13ros., A. K.
Copeland; etve lamb, Mc seen Bros,
1 & 2.
Pa Sheep --McEwen J ros.r A. E.
Copeland.
Pen of Sheep 'McEwen Bros., R. S.
Sanderson.
PIGS.
Perksbtres l3orar, Sag, Henderson 1
& 2; boar (young) Jas. Henderson,
Jae. Alteon ; cow 1912,- Sae. Henderson
1 t# 2; breeding cow', Jae, Alton, Jar.
Henderson,
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Yorkshires -Boar 1912, Jas. Alton ;
boar, Thos, Itowsell, Jas, Alton ; sow
1912, Jas, Alton. Thos. Rowsell ; breed,
Ing sow, Thos, Rowseli, Jas, Alton.
Tainworl lis -Boar 1912, A Aim.
strong 1 & 2; breeding sow, A, Arm-
strong.
POULTRY (OLD.)
Andalusians---F, W, Angus 1 and 2 ;
ducks, 0. G, Campbell & Son, D. B.
Anderson ; Dorkings, Jas. Henderson,
Jas. Alton ; Rhode Island Reds. Jas.
Henderson ; Geese, Jas, Alton, 1 & 2;
foudans, Frank Angus 1 & 2 ; Lang-
shans, Jus. Henderson ; Brown Leg-
horns, Jas. Henderson ; White Legh-
orns, Jas, Henderson ; Minorcas, J. B
Tyreman, Jas. Alton; Buff Orpingtons
T'. W. Angus 1 and 2 ; Plymouth Rocks
barred, Jas, Alton 1 and 2 ; Plymouth
Rocks (other) J, 13. Tyreman, Jas.
Henderson ; Wyandottes, D. B. Por-
ter 1 and 2 ; Wyandottes (other) Jas.
Henderson 1 and 2 ; any other variety,
F, W. Angus, C. H. Taylor ; Pigeons,
Cecil and Hugh Angus, W. Eacrett,
CHICKENS.
Andalusians, J, Henderson ; bantams,
F. W. Angus ; Ducks, D, B. Ander-'
son, P. Gibbons; Dorkings, Jas. Her -
demon 1 and 2 ; Rhode Island Rede,
F. G. Sperling, Jas, Henderson ; Hou-
dans, F. W. Angus 1 and 2 ; Lang-
shans, Jas. Henderson ; Brown Leg -
horns, D. B, Porter ; White Leghorns,
F, G. Sperling 1 and 2; Minorcas, 3,
B. Tyreman 1 and 2; Buff Orpingtons,
F. W. Angus 1 and 2 ; Plymouth
Rocks barred, A. K, Copeland, S.
Birchall ; Rocks (other kind) Jas. Hen-
derson ; Wyandottes, D. 13, Porter 1
and 2 ; any other variety, D. B. Por-
ter, Levi Lott ; Cockerels, D. B. Por-
ter, S. Birchall.
LEATHER.
Double Harness, Thos, Kew, 1st and
2nd; single harness, Thos. Kew, lst and
2nd.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Timothy, J. K. Wise, Jas. Alton;
clover, Thos, H. Taylor, J. W. Edgar;
red fall wheat, A. Schmidt; white fall
wheat, A. Schmidt, W. R. Ferrier;
spring wheat, J. K. Wise, Jas. Alton;
small white pea, W. R. Ferrier, J. K.
Wise; other peas, J. K. Wise, Jas. Hen-
derson; white oats, J. K. Wise, A.
Schmidt; black oats, A. Schmidt, J. K.
Wise; barley, J. K. Wise, A. Schmidt:
other barley, J. K. Wise; - dent
field corn, Thos. H. Taylor, Mrs. D.
McIntosh; flint field corn, A. Schmidt,
Thos. H. Taylor; best collection of
grain and seeds in pint bottles by boys
16 years, Jas. Alton, A. Schmidt.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.
Small white Beans, James Hender-
son, Wm. McGregor; large white beans,
P. Gibbons, Jas. Alton; other beans,
Jas. Henderson, Jas. Alton; red beets,
A. Schmidt, Jas. Henderson; other
beets, A. Schmidt, James Henderson;
field Carrots, A. Schmidt, Miss Mulvey;
short table carrots, R. A. Graham, Jas.
Henderson; intermediate table carrots,
A. Schmidt, R. A. Graham; long man-
gold-wurtzel, A. Schmidt, Jas. Hender-
son; intermediate mangold-wurtzel, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Henderson; parsnips, A.
Schmidt, R. A. Graham; winter radish-
es, A. Schmidt, Geo. Orvis; sugar Man-
gold, A. Schmidt, Jas. Henderson;
swede turnips, A.. Schmidt, Jno. Men-
zies & Son; other turnips, A. Schmidt.
otatoes-Rose type, Jas. Henderson, J.
B. Tyerman; hebron type, A. Schmidt,
Jas. Henderson; long white type, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Henderson; round white
type, A. Schmidt, Jas. Henderson; col-
lection of potatoes, Jas. Henderson;
yellow onions, A. Schmidt, Jas. Hen-
derson; red onions, A. Schmidt, R. A.
Graham; white onions, R. A. Graham,
A. Schmidt; dutch or top set onions,
Geo. Orvis; onions grown from dutch
or top sets, A. Schmidt, E. W. Orvis;
other onions, A, Schmidt; red tomatoes,
Jas. Henderson, A. Schmidt; tomatoes,
A. Schmidt, A. K. Copeland; white
plume celery, R. A. Graham; other
celery, Jas. Henderson, R. A. Graham;
early cabbage, Jas. Henderson, Thos.
H. Taylor; winter cabbage, A. Schmidt,
Jas. Henderson; pickling cabbage, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Henderson; citrons, J. B.
Tyerman, A. Schmidt; cauliflower, A.
Schmidt. cucumbers, Jas. Alton, A. K.
Copeland; table corn, Thos. H. Taylor,
A. Schmidt; muskmellow, Jas. Hender-
son; pumpkin, Jas. Henderson, E. W.
Orvis; sunflower, Jas. Henderson;
squash or mammoth pumpkin, Jas.
Henderson. A. Schmidt; collection of
garden produce, Jas. Henderson, Mrs.
D. McIntosh.
FRUIT.
I Apples, -Alexander, Jas, Henderson;
green or yellow A. 0. V., A. Copeland,
Fowler Bros.; Baldwin, Jas. Alton, W.
R. Ferrier; Ben Davis, Jas. Alton, Wm.
Maxwell; Blenheim, P. Gibbons; Wm.
Maxwell Cayuga or 20 ounce, Wm. Max-
well,
ax -well, James H. Linklater; Crab Hyslop,
Jas. Henderson; Crab A.Q.V., Jas. H.
Linklater, W. J. Currie; Fameuse
or Snow, Jas. H. Linklater, P. Gib-
bons; Golden Russet, P. Gibbons,
W. R. Ferrier; King, W. R. Fer-
rier, Wm, Alaxwell; Maiden Blush,
W m. Maxwell, J. 13, Tyerman; North-
ern Spy, P. Gibbons, W. J. Currie;
Ribson, J. B. Tyerman, A. Schmidt;
R. L Greening, Jas. Alton, W. J. Currie;
Roxboro Russett, P. Gibbons; Tolman
Sweet, P. Gibbons, J. 13. Tyerman;
Wagner, Jas. It Linklater; Wealthy,
Fowler Bros., A, K. Copeland. Other
Fruit. -Any other fall variety, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Alton; Duchess D'Ang-
ouleme, Jas. Alton; Blue Plums, Mrs.
Burwash, Jas. Henderson; fellow
Plnrns, Scott Bros„ Mrs. A. McCarroll;
any other Plums, .Paas. Henderson, Mrs,
Burwash;white Grapes, Jaas, Henderson;
red
G
rapes,J
as.Henderson;blue .or black
Grapes,Jas,Mendersorer Collection Fruit.
5 varieties Apples, correctly named,
most valuable for export, Jas. Alton,
J. H, tinklater; 5 varieties Apples, or -
reedy named desert, Jas. Alton J. W.
Edgar; Collections of Apples, of Snow,
, King slid Spy.Varletles, S. H. Linklater,
DAIRY AND PROVISIONS,
Bread, baked by girl under 16 years,
Geo. T, Robertson, Mrs.. D, Mc-
Intosh, Ena Jane Caslick; brown
bread, A. Schmidt, A. IC. Copeland,
Geo. Orvis; white bread, A, Schmidt,
Theop, Finnen, Mrs. Alex. McCarroll;
homemade buns, John Menzies & Son,
Geo. T. Robertson, Theop Finnen; tea
biscuits, Mrs, Alex. McCarrol, A, IC,
Copeland; wens, F. Anderson, Mrs. D.
McIntosh; bread dough cake, E. W.
Orvis, Geo. Orvis; graham biscuits, Mrs,
Alex. McCarroll, A.K. Copeland; John-
ny cake, A. K. Copeland, E. W. Orvis;
light layer cake, E, W. Orvis, John
Menzies & Son; dark layer cake, Heloise
Kennedy, Mrs, Alex. McCarron; fruit
cake with eggs, E. W. Orvis, Heloise
Kennedy. fruit cake without eggs, E.
W. Orvis, Geo, Orvis; ginger bread,
Mrs. Alex. McCarroll, Geo. T. Robert-
son; apple pie, Geo. Orvis, W. R. Fer-
rier; pumpkin pie, Geo. Orvis, Mrs. D.
McIntosh; lemon pie, E.W. Orvis, John
Menzies & Son; any other pie, Mrs,
Alex. McCarroll, E. W. Orvis; dough-
nuts, Geo, Orvis, E. W. Orvis; oatmeal
cookies, Geo. Orvis, Mrs. D. McIntosh;
oat cake, Mrs. D. McIntosh, Mrs. W.
McKenzie; short bread. E. W, Orvis,
Geo. Orvis; jelly, Geo. Orvis, E. W.
Orvis; maple syrup, A. K. Copeland,
E. W. Orvis; maple sugar, A. Schmidt;
honey in combs, Geo. Cottle, Jas. Hen-
derson; extracted honey, Geo. Cottle,
Mrs. Alex. McCarron; homemade wine,
John Menzies & Son, Mrs. Alex, Mc-
Carroll; collection preserved fruit, Mrs.
Alex. McCarroll, E. W. Orvis; tomato
catsup, Jas. Henderson, A, Schmidt;
any other catsup, Geo. Orvis, E. W.
Orvis; sweet pickles. Mrs. Alex. Mc -
Cerro', Jno. Menzies & Son; vegetable
pickles, Mrs. Alex. McCarrol, A.
Schmidt; fruit pickles, Mrs. Alex. Mc-
Carrol, E. W. Orvis; mixed pickles, A.
Schmidt, E. W. Orvis; mustard pickles,
J. W. Edgar, Mrs. Alex: McCarrol;
hen's eggs, Mrs. Alex. McCarrol, J.
W. Edgar; 10 lbs. butter in crock,
Theop. Finnen, F. Anderson; butter in
pound prints, Mrs. D. McIntosh, F.
Anderson, Jas. Alton; ornamental but-
ter, Mrs. D. McIntosh, Jas. Alton;
5 lbs, butter in lb. prints made by girl
under 16 years, Mrs. D. McIntosh, Geo.
T. Robertson, A. Schmidt. By S. Gra-
cey, $4.00 in goods for best 10 lbs. of
butter in crock, Mrs. D. McIntosh.
By T. Hall, $5.00 in cash for best 10
lbs. of butter in pound prints, 3. W.
Edgar. Best eight articles of food
suitable for a working man's supper,
Mrs. Alex. McCarrol, J. W. Edgar.
Best set five o'clock tea, Mrs. Alex.
McCarrol. Best collection of baking,
Mrs. D. McIntosh, Geo. T. Robertson,
A. Schmidt.
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PLANTS AND FLOWERS
Cut Flowers. -Asters, P. Gibbons, A.
K. Copeland; dahlias, Scott Bros., E.
W. Orvis; gladioli, J. A. Morton, 'Mrs.
Burwash; pansies, Scott Bros., A. K.
Copeland; petunias, Scott Bros., Mrs,
Burwash; phlox drummondii, iilrs,
Burwash, Scott Bros.; phlox perennial,
H. E. Isard, Mrs. Burwash; collection
sweet peas, Scott Bros., Mrs. Burwash;
stocks, Scott Bros., H. E. Isard; zin-
nias, Jno.. Menzies & Son, Scott Bros.;
marigolds, Mrs, Burwash, H. E. Isard;
cemetery floral design, Mrs. Burwash,
Mrs. Alex. McCarrol; indoor floral de-
sign, Sirs. Burwash; basket of annuals,
Mrs. Burwash, H. E. Isard; table bo-
quet, Mrs. Alex. McCarrol, Mrs. Bur -
wash; hard hand boquet, Mrs. Burwash,
Mrs. Alex. McCarrol; tender hand ba-
guet, Mrs Tamlyn, A. K. Copeland;
double white geranium, W. J. Currie,
H. E. Isard; single scarlet geranium,
Mrs, Burwash; double scarlet geranium,
A. K. Copeland, Mrs. Burwash; any
other single geranium, Mrs. Burwash,
H. E. Isard; any other double geran-
um, W. J. Currie, Mrs. Burwash;
begonia in bloom, Mrs. Burwash, H. E.
Isard; fuchia in bloom, F. Anderson,
H. E. Isard; collection ferns, Mrs, Bur -
wash, H. E. Isard; hothouse plants,
Mrs. Burwash; foliage plants, Airs,
Burwash, H. E. Isard.
LADIES' WORK.
Fancy Apron, Mrs. W. McKenzie,
Mrs. Tamlyn; kitchen Apron, Mrs. W.
McKenzie, W. R. Ferrier; Mutton Holes,
Mrs. W. McKenzie, Miss Livingstone;
Case for Gloves, Collars, Cuffs, or Hand-
kerchiefs, Mrs. W. McKenzie, Miss
Livingtone; Centre piece, Miss Living-
stoY,e, Miss Agnew; crocheted Counter-
pane, Mrs, Tamlyn, Miss Mulvey; knit-
ted Counterpane, A. K. Copeland, Eloise
Kennedy; Ccrcheting Cotton or Silk,
Mrs. Tamlyn, Miss Livingstone;Crochet-
ing wool, Miss Livingstone, Miss Agnew;
Collection of Leather Post Cards, Miss
Livingstone; Coronation Work, George
Orvis, Mrs. Tamlyn; stencilled Curtain:,
Miss Mulvey, Miss Mulvey; Dresser or
Stand Cover, Mrs. Tamlyn, Mrs. Mc-
Carrol, plain Darning, Mrs. W. McKen-
zie, Mrs. Tamlyn; Doylies, Miss Liv,
ingstone, Miss Mulvey; mantle or side-
board Drape, Miss Livingstone; Drawn
Work, Miss Mulvey, Miss Livingstone;
child's fancy Dress, Mrs. W. McKen-
zie, Geo. Orvis; girl's cotton Dress,
Mrs. Tatnlyn, E. W. Orvis; Delph Em-
broidery, Mrs. Tamlyn;Eyelet Embroie-
ery, Mrs. Tamlyn, Miss Agnew;
jewel embroidery,Miss Li vingstone,Mrs.
Tamlyn; Mt. Mellick embroidery, Miss
Livingstone, Mrs, Tamlyn; Roman em-
broidery, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Tam-
lyn; embroidery on eotton or linen, Mrs.
Tamly n Miss Agnew; embroidery on
silk or satin, ,Miss Livingstone, Mae
Lloyd; embroidery as applied to dress-
making, Miss Agnew, Mrs. Alex, Mc-
Carroll; embroidered pillow eases, Miss
Agnew, Mae Lloyd; etching, Miss Liv-
ingstone, Mrs. McKenzie; novelty in
fancy work, E. W Orvis, Mrs, Tamlyn;
fascinator, Mrs. Tamlyn, F, Anderson;
drawn work five o'clock tea cloth, Eloise
Kennedy, Alias ss AgnewW
embroidered
e
red
five o'clock tea cloth, Miss Agnew, Mrs.
McCarroll; lace work live o'clock tea
cloth, Mrs. Tamlyn, John Menzies &
Son; al tion of handkerchiefs,
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Orvis, Miss Livingstonle;Irish iace,Mies
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Another Bargain.
Mr. A. I'.elly offers for sale his
fine 166 acre farm adjoining the
town of Wingham. This farm is
in the very highest state of culti-
vation, has good buildings and
orchard and is all seeded clown
except about 20 acres.
Also 36 acres in Town Plot with
house and barn. This place will
be sold with the large farm or
separate.
A number of smaller places in
Town Piot.
All these will be sold at right
prices as Mr. Kelly is going West.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
G. B. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Honor Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, Honor
Graduate of University of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry.
OFFICE OVER 1I, E. ISARD & CO'S. STORE
C. N. GRIFFIN
GENERAL AGENT
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass
and Weather Insurance, coupled
with a Real Estate and Money
Loaning business.
DR. H. J. ADAMS
Late member House Staff Tor-
onto General Hospital. Post grad-
uate London and Dublin.
Successor to Dr. Agnew
OFFICE IN MCDONALD BLOCK
DRS. KENNEDY & CALDER
OFFICES --Corner Patrick and Centre streets
PHONES-
Residence,
HONES--Osidence, Dr. Kennedy 143
Residence, Dr. Calder 151
Dr. Kennedy specializes in Surgery.
Dr. Calder devotes special attention to
Diseases of the Fye, Far, Nose and Throat.
Eyes thoroughly tested. Glasses properly
fitted.
DR. ROBT. C. REDMOND
M. R. C. S. (Eng.)
L. R. C. P. (Lond.)
Physician and Surgeon.
(Dr. Chisholm's old stand)
ARTHUR J. IRWIN
D.D.S., L.D.S.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pen-
nsylvania College and Licent ate of
Dental Surgery of Ontario.
--Office its Macdonald Block --
W INOHANM,
General Hospital.
(Under GovernmeL5 Inspection.)
'Pleasantly situated. Beautifully furnished.
Open to all regularly licensed physicians.
Rates for patients (which include board and
nursing) --$4.9O to $15.00 per week, according
to location of room. For further informa-
tion. -Address
MISS L. MATTHEWS
Superintendent,
Box 223, Wtnghani, Ont.
R. VANSTONE
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan ab lowest rates.
OFFICE :-1:3EAvER BLOCK,
WINGHAM.
DUDLEY HOLMES
Barrister, Solicitor, eta.
Office : Meyer Block, Wingham,
E. L. Dickinson Dudley Holmes
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Office :-Morton Block, Wingham
WELLINGTON MUTUAL
FIRE INS. CO.
Established 1830.
Head Ofilco UUELP11, ONT.
Risks taken on all classes of in-
surable property on the cash or pre-
mium note system.
Gro, Stni:rrnN, Jc►zlrt DAVIDSON
President. Secretary.
nrrera'E & COSENS,
Agents. Winghaln, Ont
W. R. IIAMBLV, B.Sc., M,D,, C.11.
Special attention paid to diseases
of. Women and Children, having
taken noatgradnate work in Sur-
gery, Bacteriology and Scientific
Medtcine,
00100 in the Kerr residence, be.
tween the Queen's Hotel and the
Baptist Ohurch.
Ali businessg iven careful attention.
Phone 64. P. O. Box 118
H. DAVIS
Agent for the following Steamship lines:
The Allan Line, the Canadian N'or•
thorn, the Cunard and that Donald -
AOC, Oobbtt $teltidtehip Lines,
Ot'h /OSI Postro r on lwort, W,t G11`A 575,
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YOU may not know all about our Profit Sharing
Scheme. Most people in Wingham and surrounding
country do, Come in and we'll tell you all about it.
USEFUL, HANDSOME PREMIUMS
GIVEN AWAY FREE
This week we are in receipt of a shipment of
Chinaware from Germany for our premium table.
Think of it.
240 China Berry Sets, 7 Pieces. One nine inch
Berry Bowl and six Fruit Sauces, gold stippled
and pink and yellow rose decoration. Very pretty
Chinaware.
Every Set of this Handsome Chinaware absolutely
Free.
See these goods in our' north window this week.
SPECIAL SALE OF, RIBBONS
CONTINUED.
For another week we will continue our big Ribbon
Sale.
All 15c and 20c Ribbons for only lOc a yard for
one week. Get' your supply early.
Take a look at our new Dress Goods. Newest
weaves and styles, popular shades, and at prices
to suit your pocket book.
New styles in Ladies' Purses and Hand Bags.
Correct styles in Ladies' Collars, Jabots and Frilling.
FARMERS. -We want large quantities of good dairy butter
and fresh laid eggs. Also dried apples, onions, white
beans, potatoes, etc. See that your onions are quite
dry before bringing thele to market.
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Our new Fall Goods have been arriving daily
and are now ready for your inspection.
New Fall Dress Goods in all leading shades in
Whipcords, Diagonal Weaves, &c., from 50 cts.
to $1.00 per yard. .
VELVETEENS
Tliis is also a Velveteen season. We have the
leading shades in plain and Corduroy, navy, pur-
ple, ruby, tabac and black. Popular prices -50
cts. to X1.00 per yard.
Sweater Coats For Ladies
and Children
A large stock to choose from, with or wit1iout
collars, all shades ; idso a few Blazer Coats,
Aviation Caps, Motor Hoods and Scarfs.
House Fmnishings
A great assortment of Rugs of all kinds -Wool,.
Tapestry, Velvet, Axtninister and Wilton's. 12
patterns of
Linole
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t old
prices,
noun WANTED.0 Butterf Eggs, s Etc.
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(Successor to T. A. MILLS)
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WINGHAM