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Special lot; of beautiful Applique Collars, Silk
Collars, Wash Collars, etc , a splendid as-
sortment, - from 2 5c to 15c each.
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4) Highest prices paid for Butter and Eggs at
$ R TOUIE & CAMPBELL'S. $
Readytoweari cads
A lot of fine white linen Shirt \Waists, em-
broidered fronts, tucked fronts, trimmed with
rp n1(dallions, finest qualities, perfect fitting, and
d the latest styles. Prices reduced away down.
Another shipment of Gilbert's celebrated
spun glass or Oriental linings in black and colors
One lot of Japan Silk, pure silk, all shades,
special at, per yard - - .25
10 ends of this season's Muslins, new patterns,
regular 25c., special per yard - .19
5 dozen Ribbed Cotton Hose, regular i 5c to
25c a pair, Special, 2 pairs for .25
MINOR LOCALS.
-.The farmers are busy making hay.
—40 cents pays for the Thins tie Jan-
uary 1st, 1901.
—Mains and Weekly Globe till ,Janu-
ary 1st, 1901 for 70 cents.
—Weekly Mail and Empire and TIMES
till January 1st, 1904 for 70 cents,
—Plenty of rain during the week and
makes splendid growing weather.
—A number of children in Wingham
are suffering from whoopiug cough.
—The regular monthly meeting of the
School Board will be held ou Tuesday
evening next.
NOTICE—A satisfactory sale of busi-
ness or property certain, if listed with
C. J. ll as:rinn, Real Estate Agent. -
-Prospects are good for a heavy crop
of g eaellf;, r.1ttinS and apples in the I
Niagara. district,
�.r kitifort] Ai, a seventeen yew.: old
boy was drowned in the river at Mt. For-
est on Monday.
—Messrs. Cochrane & Johnston have
}purchased Mrs. Jos. Code's building lot
on Maple street-
--A stray team of horses at John Leg-
gatt's, near Whitechurch. See advt. in
another column.
—A number of Wiughamites spen
%minion Day on the shores of lake
Huron, west of Lucknow.
—Zetland S. S. will hold.•a garden
party on the grounds of the GTaiu Eros.,.
7.etland,on Friday, July 17th.
—A number of the•Wingilanl Orange-
men attended the meeting oi' the lodge
at
Bluevale on Monday evening.
--Remember the championship base-
ball game, London vs. Wingham on
hark on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Save the
Coppers
The following list is for
Saturday and Monday. Read it:
Cream Soda Biscuits, 3 -lb box for 20e
(Every one fresh this weelc.l
FOf•0E, 2 packages for - - 25e
Best brands Kippered Herring and
Finnan Middle, new pack,special
3 cans for - - - - 250
banned Pineapple, whole, per can 15c
Cornmeal, 10 lbs for - 25o
*0e Red nese Tea for 25c
1Oc Salada Tea for - . 45c
2 bottles 15c Pickles for - - 250
Anything iu our window for - 25c
5c package of Gold Dust free
with 25e worth of any soap
$12 and $13 Dinner Sets for - $7 95
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
always fresh at
Tudhope's
—Bead Cooper & Co's.ad. this week.
—Brussels Junior W. F. A. football
team defeated the Berlin team on Fri-
day in a semi-final game by a scorn of 2
to 1.
—The Firemen intend holding their
annual garden party en the park on Fri-
day evening, July 17th. Remember the
date.
—The Firemen intend holding their
annual garden party on the park on Fri-
day evening, July 17th. Remember the
date.
—A new stone wall is to be built un-
der the school building iu Lower Wing -
ham. Contractors read advt. in another
column.
—The Orangemen of this section will
celebrate at Blyth on Monday next.
Wingham Lodge and the Wingham
band will attend.
—Mr. V. Wenzel has purchased Mrs.
Jos.Code's house and lot ou Centre,street.
Mrs. Code will move from Gingham, so
we understand.
—Messrs. R. Freebourn, S. Elliott, W.
H. Hele, of the Wingham Rifle team,
each made a possible—all bulls eyes at
the range Monday evening.
—The iron work for the new bridge at
Lower Wingbam arrived from Kincar-
dine this week and is now being placed
in position on the concrete abutments.
—Judge Britton will hold assizes at
Goderich on Tuesday, October 20th, for
jury cases; and Judge MacMahon on
Monday, November 30th, for non -jury
cases.
—Mr. McGuire, D. D. G. M., of Erus-
sels was present at the meeting of Mait-
land Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., on Thursday
evening of last week and installed the
officers.
—A baseball match will be played on
the town pafk this (Thursday) afternoon
at 4 o'clock between the juniors of Kin-
cardine and the "Common Nine" of
Wingham.
—The excursion to Toronto and Nia-
gara Falls, via C. P.
R. on
Tuesday g ,was
au attraction for many from this section.
Sixty-five tickets were sold at the Wing -
ham station.
—Two rinks of Wingham bowlers at-
tended the bowling tournament at Sea -
forth on Tuesday and Wednesday; we
have not learned whether they secured
any of the prizes.
—"Two Strike," the well known old
race horse, turned up its, toes, or hoofs,
last week at Paisley. He had won
many a heat and was in training on
Brussels ?I mile track for some time this
season.
—The three cases of smallpox reported
from Walkerton were only a mild form
of the disease. The patients are about
fully recovered and as every necessary
precaution was taken it is not likely that
will there be any further spread ea
d of the
disease.
---President Mille, of the Agricultural
College, Guelph reports the most suc-
cessful June excursions of the 1i'armers'
Institute in the history of the college.
Between 35,000 and 40,000 people visit-
ed the college under their
sus
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bet-
ry and LroGkc y Store wen :tine 8 anti June1,29, while last
i uihk Delivery years' figures were but 80,000.
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THE WINGIIA3i TIMES, JULY 9, 1903
—Mrs. David Ambler, mother of I
Messrs. John and Matthew Ambler,
former residents of Winglnatn, died at
Stratford ou Wedms lay of last week.
She was aged 70 years and 0luouths autt
had been a resident of Stratford for a
number of year:=,
—119 another column we give at1 ac-
count of the marriage of Rev. Donald
McKenzie, of Excelsior, Mi'm. to Miss
Grace Blood, Mr. McKenzie, formerly
resided NI ith his parents at West Wawa -
nosh, near Whiteclhurcll and is a nephew
of Mr. L. McLean, of Wiugbam..
--The final game iu the junior W. F.
A. football series was played at Erns-
sels on Tuesday night. Brussels and
Berlin being the contestants. The s cora
was 1 to 1 but as the total lumber of
goals counted, Brussels wins, get ting
it by the close margin of one goal. •
—The Junior Leaving Examination is
iu progress at the Wingham school this
week. Miss Ethel Scott, of Ethel is the
presiding officer in place of Priuclpal
Cameron, of Brussels, who left on Satur-
day on a visit to the West. Principal
Musgrove is presiding examiner at Brus-
sels,
Summer Offers.
In order that we may add a large
number of new names to our subscfip-
tion list we have made speoial summer
clubbing rates. These rates are low and
new subscribers should not bo slow in
accepting them. For the shall sum of
70c we will send either the Weekly Globo,
Family Herald and Star or Weekly Mail
and Empire together with the TIn:s to
any address until January 1st, 1904, or
the TIMES alone for 40c. Handsome
premium pictures are sent with the
Family Herald and Star and Weekly
Mail and Empire. Subscribe now and
get the full benefit of this rate. This
offer is withdrawn after 15th July.
JOKr.
CnEIGRTox—In Blyth, on June 30th, the
wife of !}1r, Samuel Creighton; n son.
Prawns—In West Wawanosh, on June 24th,
the wife of James Purves; a pair of twins, son
and daughter.
Dm i0x—In Brussels, on Juno 24th, the
wife of H. Dation; a dau;htor.
JrwiTT—In Turnberry, on June 29, the wife
of Watson Jewitt; a daughter.
TER-EY—n1 Morris, on July 1st, the wife of
Wm. 'rttrvey; son and slaughter.
y AN5!( oNi:—In
Wingham, 011 July 3rd, the
wife of R. Vanst3ne; a daughter.
MARRIED
DtTNLor—COOK—At the residence of the
pride's parents, Fordwich, on June '30th, by
Rev. D. Rogers, D. Rolston Dunlop, M. D , of
Shallow Luke. to Miss Janet E., eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Cook, of Fordwich,
;tune :30th, 2cv1.2W. Lowe n 1. T] os. Pors llock
of Brantford to Miss Sadie Greenway of Blue -
vale.
DIED
BuTrt:ny—In Grey. on Juno 25th, Susan
Dill, wife of Henry Buttery, aged 80 years.
POLLARD—LI McKillop on June 20th, the
wife of Joshua J. Pollard, aged 38 years and 2
months.
F1'au1soN—In Ashfield, on June 2; th,Marion
Ferguson, relict of the late Janes Ferguson,
aged 58 years, 11 months, 11 days.
HINDE—At Harriston, on July 4th, 1903, Win.
Hinde, sen., grain and cattle dealer, formerly
of Portland, Eng., aged 71 years.
WALK ER BROS. & BUTTON
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UNb1=RTAKEAS,WINGHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School House. Shop op-
posite Macdonald block.
STRAY HOR
CTRAYED onto the pre list's of the under-
signed, Lot 3 Co: • ession 14 East Wawa -
nosh, on Saturda, , J y 4th, a 'Ream of Aged
Horses. One hor • a bay, has white stripe on
face and shoe b on right front leg. The
other, a black horse, has white star on forehead.
Horses will weigh about 1.800 lbs. Owner can
have same by proving property and paying
expenses. JOHN L"EGGATT,
Whitechurch P. O.
NOTICE FOR TE,NifERS.
TENDERS will be ree ved by the under-
signed up o J1 24th, 100:3, for the
removing of old s no 'all under school house,
S.S. No. 11, Turn e y (Lower Wingham), and
the building of a ew wall, according to spec-
ifications. Contractor to furnish all material
needed for new wall, except what stone are in
present wall. Now wall to be 22 -inch wall. The
building is 30x30 feet. The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
WM. H. CAMPBELL, Sec-Treas.
Wingham P. 0.
"iiir T. HOLLOWAY, D.D.S., L.D.S.
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DENTIST.
Braver ileock, Wingham.
D. D. S.—Toronto University.
L. D. S.—Royal College of Dental Surgeons.
Office closed every Wednesday afternoon
during June, July and August.
NOTICE OF CLOSING.
NATE the undersigned lawyers of Wingham
agree to close our office's during the
months of July and August as follows: On
Saturdays at 2.p.m. and on other days at 4 p.m.
A notice of this to appear in both local news-
papers.
R. VANSTONE, J. A. MORTON,
DICKINSON & HOLMES,
HOLLIES, CLARKE &t EOLMES.
T S. JEEOLME, L. D. S.
Has a new method for painless
extraction. No cocaine,
Special attention to the care of enildren's
teeth.
Moderate prices, and all work guaranteed.
OoetcE—In Gregory block, opposite Queen's
hotel.
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LIQUOR AND TOBACCO HABITS -
A, eTAC;GIA,litr, Nt D
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:5 Young Street, Toronto.
References as tor.lfe. ' a '
D . Taggart s profesioii-
al standing and personal integrity permitted
by:
Sir W. R. Meredith, Chief Justice..
Hon. G. W. Ross, Premier of Ontario.
Rev, John Potts, D. D. Victoria College.
Rev. William
Owen. D.1)., Knox Collette.
Rev. Father Tcefy, President of St. Michael's
College Toronto.
Right Rea. A. Swentman, Bishop of Toronto
Dr. McTag rt's-vegetable remedies for the
liquor and tobacco habits are healthful safe,
inexpensive hoine treatments. Nohr erm
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injections; no publieity, no loss of tmfrcn
business, end
a certainty of cure. Consult-
ation or correspondence invited.
°' M°G°,"E �STBAWBERRIES
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
Accounts, Rents and Notes Colketctt. Con.
veyanciuF dune.
OFFICE—In Vanstoae Sleek,
Open Saturday nights from 7 to 0 o'clock.
THOMAS HOLMES & SON
BANKERS, Etc.
Marriage Licenses issued. No witnesses re.
quired.
Money 4 percent. large amounts; smaller in
proportion. .Raciest terms..
RICHARD. HOLMES
EA.unis1}:a AT LA.w, SOLICITOR,
NoTaar Ftrnr,ic, &e., .Ce.
Of11ee—Ne=xt to Holmes Block now bhilding.
MISS SARA L, it M BE
Teacher of Piano -nd Theory.
MISS ' RRIE MOORE
Teacher of Violin and Guitar.
Rooms in Stone Block, Wingham. °
Absent until the 15th of August.
Win! COM11IO! co', i°�o
T. i . MUTH, SCIENTIFIO EYE sFEv3AL!SST
.eluate New York, pliil•ul.lp1ia, and
Optkal Colleges.
Call early and avail yourself cf 1.
e,:iu'tblc services, as this is a r.i.t
.ppuctunity to have your oyes prop 'r -
y tested, free of charge, No Li.ess
mock but a scientific certainty.-
ait cases accurately fitted. r>_L
•YJl(li GUA1t\NTP11D.
fsl i nev..r cull at xirlvato Leasee.
Ile has also added a Large assortment of
artificial eyes to his stock. Will be at
Colin A. Campbell's Drug Store
ANGHAM
ONE DAY ONLY
Thursday, July 16, '03
Vasbiiider & Rodwell
I:iTEIID MANUFACTt.mn G
The Stewart Patent Blower
and Cutter Attachment
for any make of
Separators
Orders left wi them will
be promptly nded to.
Threshers will do well to
consult them for repairing and
supplies of all kinds.
. SEE OUR BELTING .
Oh, yes! and we have a
few good cheap Bicycles for
sale yet.
Come and be convinced.
THE SAME OLD PLACE
Victoria Street - WINGHAM.
" Imperial Limited "
Fast tri -weekly Transcontinental service
between Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver.
Connection leaves Toronto at 1.45 p.m., Sunday,
Wednesday, Friday, making run Toronto to
Vancouver in 07 hours.
Upper Lake Steamships
Leave Owen Sound Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 5,30 p.m., on arrival of S. S.
Express leaving Toronto at 1.80 pan. Connec-
tions at Fort William and Port Arthur for
Winnipeg and Pacific Coast points.
Daily First Class Service Toronto to Win-
nipeg, Calgary, Banff and Pacific Coast.
Tally equipped Through Tourist Cars leave
Toronto Tuesday and Saturday for Winnipeg
and Vancouver.
Full particulars frons your nearest Canadian
Pacific Agent or to
A. ti. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 King St. East, Toronto
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
TOURIST RESORTS
Orillia,
Kawartha Lakes,
'Upper Lakes,
Pc tietang
Thousand Islands
MagnetewanRiver
Georgian Ray,
Lake of Bays,
Muskoka Lakes
Quebec
Portland, Mo. Old Orchard, Me.
White Mountains.
The above resorts aro alt reached via the
Grand Trunk. Excellent service to Muskoka
Wharf, connecting with steamers for "Royal
Muskoka" Hotel and other ports on Muskoka
Lakes, also nt Huntsville for ports on Lake of
Bays.
'Tourist Tickets are on sato comprising a trig
through the Lakes in Highlands. of Ontario,
also to ports on Upper Lakes, and to Eastern
I points.
IFor tickets, illustrated and descriptive liter.
attire of Canadian Resorts, and alt information
RR to routes and rates for stunner tours, apply
L. HAROLD), Agent, Wllghamn.
,LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR -.
Fresh Home - Grown Berries
WITH
A. W. WEBSTER
BIG SWEET BERRIES for table
use, and
000D FIRM BERRIES for pre-
serving—all delivered fresh
from the garden to the eus•
tomer.
Leave orders early. Terms Cash
BLUEVALE
FLOUR MILLS.
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THESE MILLS have recently un -
1 dergone extensive improvements.
The latest improved machinery has been
put in and a new steam plant added, so
that the public can depend ou au up-to-
date service. .
I Chopping done every day
A full stock of Flour and Feed on sale
at the store next door to MacMath's
harness shop, Wingham, under the man-
agement.of Mr. R. J. Tindall. A share.
of the public patronage solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. W. WARDER
Proprietor Bluevale Flour Mills.
[rife Assurance
The Mutual rife'of Canada
None Safer None Better
Fire insurance
Purely Canadian Stock Companies.
Rates adequate' but not excessive.
Claims promptly settted.
ABNER COSENS.
SEEQS 1903
We have a largo stock of all kinds
of Seeds, including:--
--SUGAR BEETS,
—MANGOLDS,
—TIMO1.1IY,
—TURNIPS,
—CLOVER, etc,
—LfGOWO.
--20711 CENTURY, and
—GOLDEN FLEECE SEED OATS
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN
SEED.
See us before purchasing your
Seeds. We can satisfy you as to
price and quality.
Cassels & Carr.
Our new styles of cheap,
and medium - priced
Bodroiim Suites
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Suits at $11.5o, $15.5o''
and $24.00 are consid-
ered extra good value.
Some specials in Mat-
tresses & Wire Springs.
BALL BROSII,
The People's Furniture Sure°
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RESIDENCE—PATnICK STREET
5. Gracey's former residence,
where night calls will receive
prompt attention.
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SIDEBOARDS—The largest and best selected stock
of the latest designs ,and choicest woods in use in i
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for our summer clearing. On these sale day profits are not a consideration, as in
many cases we quote less than wholesale pr'- -s and in every department you will find
genuine bargains. BUY NOW AND AVE MONEY.
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in greens, creams, buffs and blues, at HALF PRICE.
100 papers for 5c 15c papers for 74;0
• 20c papers for 100 25o papers for 123o
• 200 rolls of odd wall paper to be cleared at 2c for a double roll.
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The entire stock to be cleared.
$3.50 Hammocks for $2 50 250 Hammocks for $1,50
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25e CUPS AND SAUCERS POR 8e.
We will share with you a bargain that came oar way, A line of
beautiful China Cups and Saucers, assorted sizes. worth easily
from. 15c to 25c; not more than 6 to one person, bargain days,
cup and saucer - - - .02
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LEAD PENCILS—Good cedar wood
lead pencils, unpolished, but very
fair lead, regularly worth 12c a
dozen, sale days, per dozen -
NOTE PAPERS --Five quire pack-
ages of good cream ruled note
paper, regularly worth 10c a quire,
on sale bargain days, per package .20
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Marlborough Note Paper and
Envelopes—Very choice quality
note paper, new shape, cream and
unruled, regular 15c a quire, and
oblong envelopes to match, regular
10e n package; on sale bargain
days, 1 quire of paper and 1 pack-
age envelopes, very special, for
ODD SQUARE ENVELOPES --Whits
and colored square envelopes,
clearing bargain days, at, per pkg
PURSES at Reduced Prices.—
Baskets of purses reduced in price.
Assortments at 5c, 10e, 15e and .25
POCKET BIBLES. -- An immense
stock of pocket bibles at prices
ranging from eon to 0.00, to be
sold bargain days at a discount
of 25 per cent.
CROQUET—Four-ball sets of croquet
made from best selected hard wood
wellfinished,conlplete with stakes,
wires, mallets and balls, regular
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tables of fancy chinaware, various
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Berlin
Wools -Assorted shades, two =:
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