The Wingham Times, 1908-02-06, Page 4Good Values in High, Medium
and Low- price Clothing,,,,,.
EXCLUSIVE
Our 20th Century
3rand
is made bZy the Lowndes
Co„ of Toronto ; and
Qur Sovereign Brand
is made by the W. E.
Sanford Manufacturing
Co.,. of Hamilton,
20 per cent. discount allowed
off the regular prices of these
lines, bringing them below the
selling price of inferior grades.
IT IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY !
Men's furnishings. Hats and Caps. Boots and shoes.
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS,
TH4 WINGUAIK TIM , IJAZITLIART 80, 1908
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO, ALL OUR READERS.
What Wideawake TIllees Cor'respondenta Com;munloate -- Other
.Meme dipped From Qur di elianires,
t7 YL ROSS.
In spite of the very severe storm
whioh prevailed ou Saturday, Jan. 18,
there was a goad turnout to the annual
meeting of the members of the Culross
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, hold
at Teamster on that date. Nearly all
farmers take an active interest in the
affairs of the institution, and the day of
the annual meeting is the day of reck-
oning for the directors. There appears
to have beel> pretty general satisfaction
with the way business was done during
1907, for the proceedings on Saturday
passed off quietly. The two directors
whose term of ofilee expired this year.
were Geo. Moffatt and John Rntherfofd.
They were both re-eleoted. Mr, Wm.
Reid, the President pf the Company,
was unable to attend, being laid tip with
neuralgia, The Auditors' Report was
read by Dir. John McRae, who with Mr,
Thomas Malcolm, had audited the
Treasurer's books. The report shows
reeeipta for the year amountiug to $9,.
366 31, Losses by fire and lightning
amounted to $6,728.20. The Company
now have 906 policies with, an assurance
aggregating $1,830,922,. The present
Board of Direotors are; William Reid,
James BalIagh, Jonn Rutherford, Geo.
0 Moffatt, William MoDonald, Arthur
Simpson,
New Theory About Rheumatism,
This disease is conatituttoual—caused
by virus in the blood that oiroulates to
all parte of the body. Tocure, you must
use a constitutional treatment. Nothing
so completely dispels the poison from the
systen9r as Ferrczone. It purifies and
renews the blood, clears it of every taint.
The system is vitalized and strengthened
and thus enabled to fight off threatened
attaoks. Not only does Ferrozone re•
Revs at once—it cures rheumatism, gout
and lumbago permanently. Results
guaranteed, 50c boxes at all dealers,
Mr. David Halliday has lately pur-
chased a 60 acre farm belonginc to Mr.
Fred Taylor, now residing in Wingham.
We hear the price was over $2,000.
Mr. Thos. Grant, the tenant, will in
future reside on his farm, lot 12, con, B,
Howiok. Mr, Grant is taking the
agency for the Frost and Wood imple•
meats.
GODkcRICH.
While walking to his home in the
sixth concession, Goderioh township,
Wednesday night, lifr. Goarge gout.
gomery slipped and fell on the ioy road,
breaking both bones of one leg between
the knee and ankle. In this condition
he Drawled on hands and knees to the
house of a brother in-law, a half toile
distant, and awakened the famlly by his
shouts, Ddontgomery was then driven
in to Goderioh, a dootor aroused and the
bones set.
About nine o'clockSunday morning
a couple of hundred tons of clay became
separated from the bank above the 0,
P.R. track on the Colborne side of the
mainland, and crashed down the hill.
The tongue of the great mass fell across
the rails fifty yards east of the bridge.
The. 000uranoe was first discovered at
one o'clock by two young men out for
a walk Finding the train crews in the
yard were not aware of the accident,
they reported to Roadmaater Shipley.
The section men were turned out, and
as many other men as could be secured
on Sunday worked all night to such
good effect that the train due to leave
at seven o'clock Monday morning was
less than an hour late in going out.
MORRIS.
Percy Russell is home on a holiday
visit from Buffalo. He holds a good
position as tailor in that otty.
Mrs, James Grasby, of Sanehine, has
been under the doctor's oare with an
attack of the grippe but we hops she
will soon be 0. K again.
Geo. A. Pipe and wife are home
from Toronto' spending a few weeks
with friends around Bressels. bir.
Pipe was married on Ohristmas Day
and his many old friends wish bine and
his bride many happy and prosperous
yeara. He was a former resident of
this township.
Mow To Improve Realm,
NO bolter way than to improve he
blood,—cleanse and enrich it,—give it
nourishment and strength. This oan be
quiokly done by Dr. Hamilton's Pills
which have a vitalizing, purifying effect
that is uneq zalled in any other medicine.
With lots of pure rich blood cirouiatine
to all parte of the body, with snap and
vim running through every vein and
artery, robust health is inevitable. No
cleansing buildiug tonio is as good as
Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Sold by all deal-
ers,
n'UYiNlf3lg:-blur.
home Of liiet r. and Mgtor* Ouse rs, J'oht Willi%i the
Wednesday of bast week, when their
daughter, Miss 0harlotte, was married to
Dir. John, Fitch, of Bowl*. Only the
immediate relatives and friends were
present. This is the third daughter. of
Mr. and lura. Wiliite to marry within
She last three months. The bappr
couple will have tee very' hest wishes of
a large oireie of faends.
waterrCUU**CH.
The annual report cf Whiteohurch
Presbyterian Oheroh fa in the hands of
the menabere. It shows total reoeipts
of $1703.10, Among the expenditures
were---9Qtnister'e stipend. .070, and
Sohemee of the °buroh, $86 75. For W.
F. Di, S, there was raised $86.08; for
Sabbath School, $35.50; for Queen's
endowment, $7t; real, caretaking and
the new furnace were paid, leaving a
balance of $120 63 The session is com-
posed of the Moderator, Rev. G P
Duncan, and the following elders; H.
D, Henderson (Clerk), Wm. Martin;
David Kenuedy, John Prlestone. There
are on the roll, 132 communicants, and
the, membership thews a slight increase
over the preceeding year. The deaths
recorded are --Jas. Rose, Mrs, J. Clark,
W, E Qonn and Geo. Gaunt.
Zle Ton peIelt Bras?
This is a disagreeable result of food
fermentation that Nerviline stops at
once, Take ten drops of Nerviline in
sweetened water, The stoniaoh is
warmed and soothed, digestive troubles
corrected, the rising of gas ceases and
you are well. When such a simple
remedy does so much it's foolish to be
Without it. For indigeetion, sour store -
soh, heartburn and sink headache you'll
find nothing half 80 efficient as Poison's
Nerviline. Get a 250. bottle from your
dealer to -day,
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ST. RELENS.
Quite a large number attended the
funeral of Mrs. Robert McAllister,
whose remains were interred in Den.
gannon cemetery on Wednesday, Jan-
naty 22nd.
Rev. S. M. Whaley, of Hickson, and
formerly of this place, spent a few days
here last week.
Wel are glad to report that Mrs. Hugh
Anderson is recovering from an attack
of la grippe,
Mrs. A. Durnin was called home from
Saskatoon on account of her mother's
illness, (,4rs, R. Murray.)
Mr. Duncan McAllister of Guelph,
spent a few days .visiting friends in this
vicinity last week.
Mr. John Barber is able to be out
after his recent illness,
Miss Marjory Miller entertained a
number of young folks at a birthday
party on Saturday and all report an
enjoyable time.
Coughs, cords, hoarseness, and other throAt
ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets, ten cents per box. All druggists.
4044041041.040.410.
Grippe or Influenza, whichever you like
to cell it, is one of the most weakenb2g
diseases known.
Erngarion, which is Cod
Liver Oil and: flypophosphites in easily di.
.seated form, is the greatest strength -builder
known to medical science.
It is so easily digested that it sinks into
the system, making new blood and new fat,
and strengthening nerves and muscles.
Use .coke Ernu,i'sion after
influenza,
Invaluable for Coughs and Colds,
ALL DRCIGOISTS; 50o, AND ..$$p..1.00.
BDYret
The citizens of Blyth will be sorry
to hear that A. and Mrs. McNally and
son, Alvin, expect to move away short-
ly to Newbridge, nearFordwioh, where
the former will purchase the stare of R.
Bowes. Mr. Bowes takes over Mr. Mo•
Naily's property in Blyth, Mr. Mc-
Nally has served as Councillor and is
Treasurer of St. Andrew's church.
They will both be missed by the people
of Birth.
Word was received here last week
week that Harry Kelly, formerly of
Blyth, had died on Sunday, Jan. 19, in
Vaughn, Louisiana. Since that word
baa oome stating that he was shot while
acting as peacemaker in a quarrel and
his murderer was shot and killed. Mr.
Belly was married to a daughter of
John Brown, and Miss Lizzie Brown
only left two weeks ago to spend two
months visiting them.
Why Catarrh Is Dangerous.
Usually it comes with a cold. Bsiog
slight it is neglected—but the seed Is
sown for a dangerous harvest, perhaps
consumption. To care at once, inhale
Catarrhozone. It destroys the germ of
Catarrh, clears away muconel, cleauses
the passage of the nose and throat. The
hacking cough and sneezing cold soon
disappear, and health is youra again.
Nothing known for colds, oatarrh and
throat trouble that is so curative as Ca-
tarrhozone. It cures by a new method
that never yet failed. At all dealers 25o
and $1.00 Get Catarrhez.,ne now, to-
day.
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GOMMIL.
At high noon on Wednesday of last
week, in the presence of the near rela-
tives of the contracting parties, Rev Mr
Farr performed the matrimonial cere-
mony between .T Oliver Quer u, of Bras -
eels, and Miss Minnie. daughter of Jobn
and Mrs. Ardell, at their residence,
Gerrie. The priucipale were supported
by Miss Lottie Ardell. sister of the brides
and Fred Orr, of Winghem. A very
becoming costume of fawn chiffon baoadw
cloth was worn by the bride and a white
prayer book was carried in her hand.
:L'he wedding gifts were valuable, well
assorted and numerous, Mr Querbe
presented his bride with a gold watch
and chain; gave the bridesmaid a goat
br000b and the groomsman a stick pini
set with pearls. A well prepared dialler
was done ample jnetice to by the com-
pany and the bride and groom took the
afternoon trainto Toronto for a wedding
trip. They will also visit Woodstock.
Berlin and other points before returning
to Brussels where they purpose snaking
their home.
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Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
CresoIene is a boon to Astbenatica
Doesit not seem more effective to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than t0 take the remedy into the stomach?
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti-
septic is carried over the diseased suriate with
every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat-
ment. It is invaluable to mothers with scall
chil ben.
Those of a consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in-
flamed conditions of the
throat.
Sold by druggi,ts.
Send postal for booklet,
Leantetto, Muss Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mont-
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COMMENCING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY f, AND ENDING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 121 1908,
Twenty Thousand Dollar St.ck To Be SI
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Stupendous Money - Raising Sale, wherein we must realize Five Thousand Dollars in ten days'
how much we lose—it will be your gain ! We've held some very successful Ten Days' Sales !
the saving of a dollar is equivalent to a dollar earned ! No excuse to offer for
It will prove the most profitable reading you have done for some time
Grocery Department.
Great money -saving chanes for 10 days only,
1 lb. Art Baking Powder, with graniteware premium,
worth 60o to 75o each, 10 days sale price 43o
2 oans•Red Salmon for 25o
' Royal Yeast Oakes, per box 08o
25o Strong Booms 200
Cooking Figs, per lb .,, 050
12 Bars Laundry Soap for 250
Pot Barley, per lb., only ......,.... 03c
IOc bottles Extract, sale prioe 08c
Best Tomatoes, per tin. , , .., .. 10c
Canada Laundry Starch, per lb,. 06o
Japan and Ceylon Teas, 25.3 quality 20o
2 large boxes matohes for 25c
4 large packages Gold Dust for ...... .250
4 M Ginger Snaps for 250
Corn Starch, per package.,,, 08o
Big Saving on Clothing
Dzen's strong well made Overalls, bine or black, sale
price .59
10 Men's Black Kersey Overooats,well-made. latest
style, Worth $8 50, sale $6.50
18 Men's plain and fanoy Tweed Snits, worth
$7 00 to 7 50, sale price $5 00
Boys' Heavy Overcoats, worth $5.00 to 35 00 for $3 95
Men's heavy grey Tweed Petits, reg, $2 00 for$1 60
goys' Strong Tweed Snicker Pants...,.......... .50 •
llfen't Heavy Pants, worth 3150 to 31.75, tale$1.26
Two thousand dollars worth of clothing ou second
floor meet be sold out to make room for spring stook,
Boots and Shoes
A. large stook to choose from, every pair to be Bold
at out price, Come and See hoer much you can save
baying footwear here.
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Dress Goods.
20 Per Cent. discount off all lines of Drees Goods,
Silks and Velvets. Buy your spring dress now and
save money.
Lace Curtains.
Regular $1 00 Curtains 3i, yards long, on sale 75
25 pairs worth $1.25 per pair, on dale 98
15 pairs regular $2.00 valve, 10 days price,..- .. $1 60•
12 pairs worth $2.50, sale price ..............•. $1.90
Otnm's Beet Prints, worth to -day llao wholesale,
Olean sweep sale 10
Bargains at the Ribbon
Counter
Our big stook tenet be reduced.
25e plain wide Ribbon, all colors, sale price..... , 20
20o fancy wide Silk Ribber, sale price 15
15c plain Ribbon, all colors, sale pride . 124
20o plain Ribbon, soft taffeta, sale price 15
12eo plain Ribbon, allcolors, sale primo 10........
Dress Goods.
5 pieces Feiner Tweed Dress Goode, wide, regular 50c
value; sale price ,, ,,, ,38
Corsets.
A lot of Corsets to clear, worth 3100 and 31.25 on
bargain tables tor..., ..,. ,0')
Remember the date --.Saturday, Feb, let. Everything' will be reduced.
szsM.SVPS
10 goods charged at sate price.
gter1 i
time ! Great money - saving chances in Fifteen Departments ! Never mind
This will eclipse all former efforts and will appeal to the economical buyer, to whom
this Olean -Sweep Sale than that we want money ! Read these prices l
! ! OP EARLY IN THE DAY IF POSSIBLE t ! r
Table Linens.
54 bleb. Bleached Linen, regular 40c for
50o half Bleached Linen, sale prioe
60o Bleached Linen, wide, sale price
28
40
45
750 extra wide. Bleached Linen, sale prioe 60
$1.00 fine tine ity, 10 days price 80
Ladies' Wrappers, well -made, linen waist and sleeves.
feet colors. regular value $2 00. sale $1.19
Ladies' Kid Gloves, black or colored, guaranteed,
regular price $1 25, 10 day sale price, . , 09
10 pieces Wrapperette, nice patterns 100 gnality for .8
25 doz. Ladies' Heavy Vests and Drawers, regular
value 25e, to 350 each, they go at,........ ,. .20
Extra Heavy Ribbed Wool Hose, good value at 850
on sale at.. .25
Heavy Black Sateen Underskirts, worth' $1 25, price
to clear.,, 99
44 inch Pillow Cotton, (ciroular) fine quality, good
value at 20o, sale price . , . , .. .15
Table Napkins.
6 doz Table Naptins, good value at $1.00 par dozen.
10 daya sale price..,.,.. . .75
Large Size Table Napkins. worth $1 50 for $1.25
Extra Large Trish Linen Napkins, special value at
$2 50, they go at , ;,. ,.., $1 95
Top Skirts.
A Iino of dark Tweed Skirts, all new styles, regular
value 85 00 for $3 75
Fine Ail -Wool .Black or .Blue Venetian Skirts, t5 00
value, for 48.75
A lot of plain and fancy Tweed Skirts, vein° up to
$3 50, for. $1,95
Thousands of yards of Lace Embroideries, Dress
Trimmings, ate., to be told at a great sacrifice.
Cash or produce !n exchange for goods,
H. E. ISARD (a2 CO.,
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Gents' Furnishings.
5 d: z. Men's Seamless Cashmere Sex, good value at
20o, they go at .19
A lot of four in -hand Ties, regular value 25c clearing
price i9
Men's Heavy Wool Underwear, good valve at 75o,
10days sale price 60
Men's Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers,
50c quality......, .... 30
Men'a Heavy Wool Sox, 200 and 80c lines, sate
price . , 20
50c Heavy Lined Leather Mitts for ,,,, 39
Everything is this department at greatly reduced
prices.
Ladies' Coats.
Ladies' Black Kers'y Coate, worth $7 50 for.... 34 95
Ladies' Black Beaver Coats, worth $8 00 for.... 35.50
Ladies' Dark Tweed Coats, worth $12.00 for... $7 05
Ladies' Gray Cloth Coate, worth $10 00 for.... $7,00
Children's Coats at half price. All our coats mutt be
sold regardless of cost price.
Furs.
Ladies' Rat Lined Coats, with best sable collar,
$65 00 valve, for , .. , ...... , .. 350 CO
P.raian Lamb.iaeket, worth 375.00, 10 days sale $50.00
$35 00 Seal °oat. on sale at $25 00
Ladies' Coon Coats, good value at $50 00, sale
price......... . $30 00
Astracan Jackets, $35 00 vaine, 10 daya sale
pride .... $25 00
Big teduetions on Pat Caps, Multe, Ruffs, Gauntlets,
Stoles, ate.
Best English Lonsdale Cambrio, regular 15c value,
tale price
No sates punched on tickets during' this I3ig Sale. SAIAISPI:OPE,10 WANTED l
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