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AS ADVERTISED
We hand you back 20 cents on. every dollar's
worth of goods purchased here.
WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU •
Suits
Men's $15,00 Suits for $12,00
it $12,00 " $9.60
it $8.00 " $6.40
Youths' $10.00. $8.00
Boys' $7,00 " $5.60
" $5.50 " $4,40
.r 53,75 '. $3.00
Overcoats
Men's J.2.00 Overcoats for
" $9.50
Youths' .$6.00
Boys' $4,50
" $3.50
S6.60
7.60
4.80
3.60
2.80
SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON FURS
Men's $65.00 Coon Coats for
" $22.00 Dog Coats for ,
" $70,00 Fur lined Coats for
$50.00 '
15.00
55.00
20 PER CENT OFF .
Fur Caps and Collars, Shoes, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Bats and
Caps, Underwear, Hose, Mitts, Gloves, Braces, Umbrellas,
Overalls and Smocks, Trunks and Suit Cases.
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS.
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THE WtNGHAA( TiMZS, JANUARY 16, 1908
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The following is the vote in the Reeve -
ship election:—
Poll-Dile No. 1 2 3 4 5 Total
Bailie 65 58 24 48 38 238
ltifolaean . , 60 30 34 28 21 173
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The vote for Councillors in I lnlose
was as follows:..-MoKenzie 213, Mathees
211, Mol,ennail 206, MoDiarmid 187,
Hodgins 186, Gaunt 182.
Tenders will be received by Mr. F.
Henry, President of the Whitecharole
Cheese and Battey Company, up to
January 22nd, for supplying the com-
pany with 22 cords of either soft or bard
wood, filling the ice -house and retrigera-
tor with ice and the drawing of oream
for the season of 1908.
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;Before Stock -Taking, we offer the following goods at
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'Be sure to see them before purchasing :
Men's and Ladies' Fur Coats, Caps and Gauntlets—at less
5 than cost.
27 only Fur Muffs, regular 5.00 to 12.00, for $3.00.
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30 Ladies' Cloth Short Jackets, beautiful material, $2,00 each. 1.
32 pieces Dress Goods, ranging from 20e to 1.00, positively to I
be cleared out at 50 cents on the dollar.
A splendid chance to secure girls' school dresses. A
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A large assortment of Flannellettes, from 5e to 17e per yard.—
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Also a nice line of Fancy Wrapperettes.1 • 4
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GODERICH,
W. 11. Cuff, who has been organist of
St. George's English Church for a num-
ber of years, died Sunday morning.
' Sergeant James H, Wells Of the 83rd
Regiment Band who died suddenly on
Friday, was buried ander military
auspices on aunday, No. 1 company of
the 33rd Regiment turned out. in full
force, accompanied by the regimental
band. A large number of Orangemen
walked in the procession, of whioh order
deceased was a prominent member.
Heavy Canadian Table Linen, 66 -in., regular 60e• for 50c ;
70 in. wide, regular 90e for 75e—all pure linen.
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All -Wool and .Union Sheeting. double and single fold.
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Yarns—single, 2 ply and 3-ply—best home made, .�
Mens' and Boys' Ready-made Clothing, Underwear, Boots
Shoes—must get out.
Also Cardigan Jackets, good heavy quality.
Boys' Sweaters.
GROCERIES
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Our Groceries are fresh and reliable. 3 lbs choice Raisins 25c.'
Extra choice Re cleaned Currants, in 14b packages, lOe. Jelly
Powder, 5c or 6 for 25c. Tomatoes, 10c can ; and all other lines at
equally 1oty, prices.
LOUR, BRAN, OIL CAVE, FLAX SEED AND BEET MEAL
CONSTANTLY IN STOCK.
WHEAT AND OATS TAZEN IN EXCHANGE FOR FLOUR.
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Margaet,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
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Most people say worry -they art;
wrong—the cause is in the blood whioh
is thin, and lacks nutriment. To cure
"Nerves" more blood, sinew and flesh
are required. You get these quickly by
taking Ferrozone. No health bringer is,
so certain, no nerve strengthener more
potent, no system tonio so well adapted
to the wants of the run-down, nervous
or sleepless. Let Ferrozone build you
np, let it fill you with vim, energy and
surplus vigor. I, has done -this for
thousands.
SIXTH
The annual meeting of the Blyth
Agricultural Society will be held in In-
dustry Hall on January 22nd at one p.
m., for election of officers, receiving the
annual report and any other business
that may be brought before the meeting,
A meeting of the direetors will be held
in the morning at 10.30 for general busi-
ness.
The home of Daniel and Mrs, Ken-
nedy was that of a pretty scene on
January 1st at one o'clock, when their
daughter Ella became the bride of R. H.
McGee, of Auburn. The bride, wearing
a dress of silk organdy trimmed with
lace and insertion, entered the parlor
leaning.on the arm of her father to the
strains of the march played by Mrs.
Joseph Stalker of town, aunt of the
groom and took her plane under an arch
of evergreens. The bride wag unattend-
ed. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
S. Anderson, pastor of the Methodist
church, Blyth, in the presence of the
immediate friends of the contracting
parties, after which all were seated to a
sumptuous wedding dinner. Many
beautiful and costly presents bore ample
testimony of the bride's popularity. The
bride wore a travelling suit of bine
broadcloth with hat and coat to match.
Many Down W ith Pleurisy.
Doctors say the country is full of it.
First comes a chill, then a gold develops
—the inflammation grows—you can't
draw a long breath—lungs and sides get
sora, and pleurisy sets in. A good
home-oure consists in taking twenty
drops of Nerviline every four hours.
Supplement this by vigorously rubbing
the sides and chest with Nerviline, and
when warmth and circulation are estab-
lished put a Nerviline Porous Plaster
over the aching spot. Nerviline Treat-
ment is always successful in colds,
neuralgia, and pleurisy. Try it your-
self.
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GREY.
Taxes were all cleaned up in Grey
this year. Saturday, January 4th, Tax
Collectors Bishop and MoNab had only
one taxpayer eaoh to settle with to
complete their rolls. On December 15th
Mr, Hilltop had his full amount except
$867.00 and Mr. MoNab had $295 out of
the total on his roll.
The sad news of the sudden demise
of an old reetdent of this community,
in the person of Duncan Livingstone,
came with quite a shook. He had been
assisting his son-in-law, Alex. Ynill,
8th con., and was at work on Saturday
evening, San. 4th at 5 o'clock, when the
nuexpeoted call game and he passed in-
stantly away from the softies of earth,
aged 74 years, 1 month and 22 days.
Mr. Livingstone had been bothered with
his heart for some time - but no real
danger Was apprehended as he was about
as usual. Deceased was born in Dan -
big. near Oban, Argyleahire, Scotland,
On Nov, 13th, 1833, and was moved to
Morris township with his parents, locat-
ing an lot 20, con. 5 in the year 1355.
In 1869 he was united in marriage to
Mary McVicar, who wit% 11 ohildren,
survive him, The members of the fam-
ily at the fnnerale were Arohibald
of Drbno, Stab; Mr and Mrs. Wheeler,
Mr. and Hadeon, Sohn and Miss
Detroit; Mise Mary of
Mrs, Alex rill. Neil,
nd Susan, Of Smith, 1+1'e.
Smith, of Dubuc, Sask.,
ja get here,
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Rapid changes of temperature are hard,
on the toughest constitution.
The conductor passing from the heated
inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature
of the platform -the canvasser spending an
hour or so in a heated building and then
walking against a biting wind—know the
difficulty of avoiding cold.
.Scott's Emulsion strengthens the
body so that it can better withstand the
danger of cold from changes of temperature.
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It will help you to avoid taking cold.
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CULItOSS.
Mise Nellie Martin, for three years
first assistant in the Teeswater school,
and Mr. Charles H. McDonald of the
8th line, Calross, were married at the
home of the bride's parents, Smuhville
Ont., en New Year's Day. The cere-
mony wee trandReted by tot, i1ev 7.)r,
Mclutyre of Beainsville, 6 the presence
of about fprty guests, intimate friends
of the Q9utrooting parties. The bride,
whd Wag unattended was given away by
her father. She was dressed in white
organdy and carried a bcquet of cream
roses, A number of appropriate gifts
attested the esteem of friends.
Cause of Soils Exp'gined.
Even in health there is a large acopm-
ulation of matter in the system, whioh
if not destroyed. breaks through the
akin in the form of pimples and boils.
No remedy so cleansing, so sure to drive
out boils as Dr. Hamilton's pills. They
brace up the system, rid it of humors,
restore health, and absolutely prevent
swellings, pimples, blotches and boils.
Because mild and pertain everyone can
use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Sold by all
dealers.
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MORRIS.
W. 11. and Mre. Stewart, of Bowling
Green were visiting the former's sisters.
Mrs. M. Watson and Mrs, Jag Clark, of
Sunshine.
Francis Beirnes, of Henfryn, has been
moving some of hie effects to the Hunter
farm, 7th line, whioh he has leased for
a five year term. Be got about 70 acres
plowed ready )for Spring work. The
family will move there in March.
Monday evening, Jany. 6th at 5 o'clook,
John Forrest an old resident of the 2nd
line, crossed over to the great majority,
passing away at the home of Chas. B.
Forrest, his nephew, with whom he had
lived for many years. Three weeks
prior to his demise he had a stroke of
paralysis°while visiting at his sister.in-
law'e, Mrs. Alex Forrest, 1st, line. He
rallied somewhat after it but Sunday
afternoon lapsed into unconsciousness
and passed away as stated. Deceased
was born in the parish of Blantyre,
Lanarkshire, Sootiand, and came to
Canada in 1855. He eook up a 100 acre
farm, lot 27, con. 2, Morrie, and resided
in the township for a number of years
going from here to Algoma in 1884. In
that Northern country he was actively
employed in the construction of roads
and other public works and was noted
for his industry and integrity. Mr. For-
rest was in his 77th year; was a Pres-
byterian in religion and a Liberal in
politics. He was a hearty, jolly man,
well read and a general favorite in the
community. Although well advanced
in life he adhered to his practice of
making nearly all his trips to Adjacent
localities mi foot. His brothers, James,
Charles and Alex. all predeceased him.
nowxas.
On Tuesday, New Year's Eve, Mr,
and Mrs. Thos. Walker, celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their mar-
riage in their comfortable home, whioh
was decorated for the occasion, on
River Dale farm. Mr, and Mrs. Walk-
er, both of wham are natives of Ayr,
Scotland, were united in marriage in
Blenheim in 1857. Three years after-
wards they moved to Howick and settled
Established 2$79
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolene 18 a boost to Asthmatics
Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
thea to take the remedy into tile stomach
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti.
septic is oersted ova the diseased surf4e with
every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat-
ment. It to invaluable to mothers with small
children.
rhoss of a consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief front roughs or in=
flamed conditions of the
throne.
Sola by druggists.
Send postal for booklet,
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on lot 11, eon. 5, until 1890 when they
moved to River Dale farm on con. 7,
just West of Fcrdwioh, where they
enjoyed many propperons yeare. Mr.
and Mrs, Walker have a family tf six
sons and five danghtete living, two sons,
being in the Wedgy, There are twi nty.
aures grandchildren. Thei>; sen tuna
daughter who reside at home, prepared
for a big )longum, not forgetting a
mammoth watt;ing cake Qf Mee eteeeye
After the festivities, Mies Jardine of
of Toronto, one of the granddaughters,
was chosen chairlady, after which short
speeches were given by those present
from the grandchildren up to the clergy
Those present were then invited to the
drawing room, when one of the sons-in-
law was asked to read the address and
the presentation was made by their
eldest scn and daughter of a Morris
chair to Mr. Walker and a rattan
rocker for Mrs. Walker,
A very pretty wedding was solemn-
ized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Jaokson, 10th oon. Howiok, on New
Year's evening when their second eld-
est daughter, Mary Francis was united
in marriage to Mr. Samuel Robert
Bennett, of Wolsley, Sask., by the Rev.
T. H Farr, B. A , of Gorrie.
MODERN MEDICINES.
No sane mother would wish herself
treated under the conditions of medicine
or surgery of half a century ago. Why
then 'Mould she give her little one the
old fashioned medioines of half a c ntnry
ago, whioh more likely than no ontain
poisonous opiates that Cann core the
child, but merely drugs it ' to tempor-
ary insensibility. Baby' Own Tablets
is a modern medics a epared with all
the care and skill modern medical
science. And the mother who gives this
medicine to her child has the guarantee
of a Government analyst that it does
not contain one partiole of opiate. or
poisonone soothing stuff. This medicine
cures all the minor ailments of little
ones, and makes baby a healthy, laugh-
ing, happy child Sold by all medioine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brookville, Ont.
TEES W ATE R.
A carryall load of young people from
town and the 8th line who attended a
party at Mr. Webster's, near White-
ohuroh on Monday night, Jan. 6th, had
a rough experience on the way home.
They had a team and rig belonging
to Messrs. Green and Morris and when
coming down the hill just south of
Langside the team got off the- road
and upset over an embankment about
five feet high. Two of the young
ladies, Miss Grace Batton and Miss
Moore were badly, though not seriously
hurt and all were considerably shaken
np. After the upset the team ran away
and went as far as Mr. George Moffat's
where one of the horses dropped dead
en the road. The accident oconred be-
tween four and five o'clock in the morn-
ing and the team was discovered about
eight by Mr. Moffat who took pare of
the live horse. The party after losing
traok of the team returned to Mr. Web-
ster's and were driven into town in the
course of the day.
For A Bad Cold,
Nothing cures so quickly as the heal-
ing Pine essences in Catarrhozone. It
fil1e the breatbsng organs with a heal-
ing, soothing vapor that relieves irrita-
tion at 01106. Ordinary colds are cured
in ten minutes. Absolutely sure for
Catarrh, and iu throat trouble it works
like a charm. Oatarrhozone is a per-
manent cure for bronchitis and throat
trouble. Not an experiment—not a
temporary relict—but a cure that's
guaranteed. Gat "Catarrhozone" to-
day. 23c. and 91.00 sizes.
Patrick Conroy died at Wolfe Island,
aged 105 years.
Hon. George A. Weikem, ex•Premier
of British Columbia, died at "Victoria.
A five-year-old girl died at Montreal I
from drinking lye given to her es a joke
by la young boy.
The Bell Telephone Company is plan-
ning to spend a large portion of the
money received from the Manitoba
Government in improving the eystcm
in Ontario.
• Read ! Realize
SELL,ING OUT
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H. E ' ,Isard & Co. have decided to sell out
on second floor at
COST PRICE
all goods
Stupendous money -raising and stock reduction sale.
Eight Thousand Dollars Worth
Of merchandise on second floor to be Bold out gaick at cost and below-
We don't want the goods. We want tine money This great
sacrifice sale is certainly a Bargain Feast of
—Men's and Boy's Overcoats,
--Men's and Boy's Saito
--Fur-Lined Coats,
—Ruffs.
—Girls Coate,
children's Coats,
—Pants, —Reefers
—Overalls, —AU kinds of Fare,
—Per Coats, —Far Cape,
..Huge,—Gauntlets,
--Caperinee, --Ladies Coats.
—Undort$irtsr—.Waterpropf Coats,
Carpets and Curtains.
Tapestry Carpet, Brussels Carpet, Wool Oarpot, union Carpet, )temp
Carpet, Stair Carpet. Matting, Oilcloth. Linoleum, Stair Oilcloth, Art
Squares, Rugs, Mate, Lace Curtains, Table Covers. Positively everything
on seepnd floor going at wholesale prices. All mast be void out by the
end of January.
Ground Floor Bargains.
Blg bargains in all dep•trtments on first floor during stock -taking.
now going on Stock must must be greatly reduced before inventory et the
end of the month.
In justice to yourself, your family and your pocket book you. can't
afford to overlook this great money saving opportunity.
Don't fail to secure your share of the bargains.
TERMS—Spot Cash or Trade.
H. E. Isard & Co
PHONE 68. WINGHAM.
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HANNA & CO.'S IS THE PLACE TO GET
Your New Fur Goat
They are going out of them, and will sell any Coat at COST PRICE.
NEAR SEAL, plain, and trimmed in Mink and Sable.
ASTRACHAN, plain and Sable trimmed.
BE SURE AND CALL.
lnna Sc.
First Door North of Queen's Hotel.
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Big Sacrifice.
OF milmmilimms
HARD
For Cash
We will continue our Iteduetion Sale during January, than take
stock and retire from business. Now is your chance to make
money. Parties who intend building or painting in the
Spring will do well to get their supplies now. Come
and look through our stock. No trouble to bow
goods and give prices. We are giving some
wonderful bargains in the following lines
AT AND UNDER COST
Silverware, a beautiful set of 5 piece tea set
Nickel plated Tea kettles, Nickel plated Tea. Pots,
Copper Boilers, Graniteware, Tinware, (=lass Lamps,
Parlor and Hanging Lamps, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Skates, • Guns, Cross Cut Saws, Ates,
Cow Chains and Stall Filatures, Tools of all kinds,
Spades, Shovels, Forks, etc.
Steel Ranges, Cast Ranges, Beating and Conking Stoves.
Builders' Ilardwate, Mixed Paints, Plaint Oil,
Machine Oil, White Lead, 'Window (;laws,
).tarn Door hangers, Screen Doors and Wit,ilont•,
1'e,wil Mowers, Ideal Woven Fence,
Carpet Sweepers, Meat Cutters.
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BISHOP
CENTRAL HARDWARE
WINGHAM,