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ENTER ANY DAY 1
for Winter Te.rnr Mall departments of flit
t the Central nosiness College, To -
fl ' ronto, offers 1,piendt,t chances for
C�q spending a foxy months pleasantly
fy.1 and profitably,
1 Twenty-five teachers. Catalogue
11 free. Write for 1t. W. tl, Sltaci', fi;
jPrincipal; E. R. Shaw, Secretary,
rYonge and Gerrard. Sts., 'Toronto.
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THE WINGITAM TII1S, Fil3RUABY 27, 190$
Winter Underwear
at Quick Selling Prices
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Our Underwear has pleased many a eustomer this season,
it will please vont too.
CLEARING PRICES.
Men's All -Wool Unshrinkable Underwear, elastic knit, reg-
ular $1,25 a garment, clearing price 87- cents,
Men's Fleece lined and Union Underwear, 75 cent lines for
60 cents and 50 cent lines for 40 cents.
Boys' Wool and Fleece -Lined Underwear, in sizes up to 30,
regular 30e to 50c a garment, to clear at 25e.
McGee 6, Campbell
CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS,
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FOR THE LARGEST AND FINEST
selections of the following brand new goods, D. M. GORDON is always
in the lead. Yes, always in the lead in styles, quality and prices
Why ? Because we understand where to buy, and when to bay, so
that we can give our customers the very best values obtainable in
the country, viz. :
DRESS GOODS --Ie all shades, designs and textures. Special
�—� attractions in Blank and Colored Silks.
BLOUSES—Beautiful and extensive range of Blouses, in Silk, Fine
Lawns, and Mnslins.
Laces, Insertions, Embroideries -_see our immense
Lanes, Insertions, Embroideries, etc., etc. e t a e k o f Fine
WINDOW CURTAINS—The largest and most complete
range of Window Curtains, in
Lane, and charming shades and designs in Madras Muslins,
PRINTS—Very pretty Prints—the prices will please you.
GROCERIE',S-t_–Pnre and fresh—great values.
Please come in and see the goods; our description of them fails to
do them justice. ECIGIIEST PRICES VOR GOOD TRADE.
D. M. GORDON.
Steaming the face:will;oause wrinkles
rather than cure them, as it has a ten-
dency to rob the tissues of oil,
Many unmusical children that are
supposedly stone deaf learn rhythm and
time, and finally become quite musical
by being taught to demo. One child
catches the rhythm of .the steps when
dancing with another, and this is one
more reason why every child should be
taught the art as early as passible.
Little odds and ends of Iaoe may be
used as button covering and sometimes
rings covered with silk embroidery, with
colored stones, make beautiful buttons
for the finish of an evening gown.
It will often be found that acne pim-
ples are caused by too coarse soap that
has not been thoroughly rinsed off or
has removed too much of the natural oil
of the skin. Change your soap until yon
find one that agrees with your akin.
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that will interest
yon:
Having
bought
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interest in the Maxwell & Hill Merchant Tail-
oring and Men's Furnishings Business, I will continue the
business under the old name of Robt. Maxwell.
The business is much larger than formerly, having great.
ly extended the Merobant Tailoring Department and
added a large and select stock of
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
In hats, Caps, Shirts, Dollars, Underwear, Neckwear,
Gloves, Sweaters, Hose, Mufflers, Scarfs, Fancy Vests,
Pants, Overalls, eto., eta.
NOW BE IT KNOWN
That having a targe stook of these goods on hand, I will
sell these lines, and especially winter goods, at prices that
will make yon wonder how and where we got them. Bat
you may rest assured they are
GENUINE, HONEST, BA 'GAINS
Ite alt the bargain Bales of the past year in this town,
there were none like unto these. Bat remember, there is
a limited time
FROM THE 13 UNTIL THE 29 OF FEB.
Do not put off until the let of March coming for these
bargains—yon 'will be too late, they will be all gone.
Dome early to make Mire or getting what you want,
If I should tell you that if you would call at my store I
would give you $1 00 T believe you would make haste to
get here.
I may mean that or mach more, according to your
purchase.
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Tonne _very truly
ST MAXWELL
Merchant Wailer and Men's Furnishings,
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Mise Resale Taylor is in Toronto visit'
lag the millinery show rooms,
Mr, and Mrs, T. Jones, and Miss Ennnaa
Murray have arrived hi town from Evg,
land,
The Quarterly Board of the Mothadi t
Qhurob has invited Rev, Mr. Anderson
as pastor for the fourth year.
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NILE.
The annual oouvention or the Nile
Sabbath School Association was held on
Friday,
Henry Tierney has disposed of lis
farm and moved into Godorich last
week, We aro very sorry to see him go,
as he has been a faithful member of the
Methodist chnrah here, being a ()lass
leader and a member of the quarterly
board and for a number of years leader
of the choir. The good wishes of the
community accompany him and his
wife in their new home.
Cure For Siek Women.
When pains gather around the hips
aud, lodge in the small of the back--
when to stoop or bend seems impossible,
when dizzy spells and bearing down
pains are ever present,—that's the time
to use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Irregulari-
ties disappear, vital energy is restored,
bank trouble is forgotten. The ailing
siok woman gains strength, improves in
looks, increases in spirit by using Dr.
Hamilton's Pills. They cure the con-
ditions that rob her of health and vigo-.
No medicine so helpful as Dr, Hamil-
ton's Pills, 25o, at all dealers.
AUBURN.
Mr, R, J. Huston intends building a
new house next summer.
The village hotel property is to be
sold by auction next month.
Miss Janet Dobie, of Superior is home
on a visit to her mother, who has
been on the siok list.
Thomas Anderson, one of our oldest
villagers, has been on the sloe list for
a while and is not improving as well
as his friends would wish.
The prospect of a direct road to the
etation is getting better. Two 0. P.
R. surveyers were in the village last
week, but as yet nothing definite has
been accomplished.
Have You Nervous Dyspepsia?
How it shakes up, invades sleep, de-
stroys strength, adds real misery to life,
Not the stomach but nerves are effected,
Starved nerves oanee the whole trouble.
You need Ferrozoue because it's a nerve
food. It supplies the elements that are
needed to make rich red blood. This is
the savings bank of health. The richer
the blood in red Dells, the richer you're
euro to be in health, Ferrozgne quickly,
makes blood, strengthens the nervous
system, invigorates the digestive organs
and presto 1 the nervous disturbance dis-
appears. You'll try Ferrozone, 500. per
box at all dealers.
WALTON.
The West migration will soon be on.
A great many from this vicinity are
going.
The Official Beard cf the Walton
Methodist Churches have given the
pastor, Rev.,,Mr. Carrie, B A., a cordial
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invitation to return for a third year.
A number from here attended the
funeral of Mrs, Graham, Wednesday
morning, from her grandson's residence
Jno. McGavin, Leadbnry, Mrs. Graham
although 84 years of age was very active
and enjoyed very good health up to a
few hours before her death. She was
up and around as usual the day before.
Mrs. Graham was Mrs. Win. McGavin's
sr,, mother.
Is Your Throat Husky?
This is the first step towards Catarrh.
Everything depends on your remedy.
A bough mixture slips quickly over the
weak spot
e, dropainto the stomach and
does little but harm digestion. It's al-
together different with Oatarrhozone—
it mires because it gets right at the
trouble. You inhale Oatarrhozone,
breathe in the vapor of healing balsams
that strengthen and restore the Weak
throat tissues. You'll not have colds,
or coughs,—Throat Trouble and Catarrh
will disappear with the use of Catarrh.
ozone. At all dealers, 25o. and $1,00.
Get it to -day.
131117 SSW
Win. Martin had the misfortune to
have a fall on the ice a ehort time ago in
which injury was done ono limb. We.
hope he will soon be o. k,. It is not
often he is On the "shelf,"
Robert Thuell hasdisposed of his re.
sidenoe, Turnberry+ street, now tenanted
by Dr. Field, to Mrs. Keyes, 6th line,
Morris, for the sum of $1000. Mrs.
Keyes recently sold her 100 aore farm to
her son and will take up residence in
town.
R. J. Sharpe, of Crystal City, Mn,,e
Who heti been renewing old friendships
in Huron Co, fort the past two months
started h
t d oma
ward last
week
but
will
visit relatives bud friends en route, He
says he won't be so long in coming back
Again.
A ew-ating trek fot Bruseels is among
the probabilities. P. Anient and N. P.
Gerry took a trip to Ohesley a few days
ago to see One there, It is proposed to
circulate a subscription list and if auf•
floient money is insight Mr. Ament will
get out timber this Winter to get things
lu shape for building next Summers
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A Boston schoolboy was tall,.
weak and sickly.
His arms were soft and flabby.
He didn't have a strong muscle in his
entire body.
The physician who had attended
the family for thirty years prescribed
S' ott'.r Emuf.trion.
NOW:
To feel that boy's arm you
would think he was apprenticed to a
blacksmith.
ALL DRUGGISTS; Spa. AND $1.00.
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OR1SY.
Miss Gladys MacQnarrie has gone to
visit her sister, Mrs. Lawson, of Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. Wm. McAllister has been at
Kincardine far the past 6 or $ weskit
waiting on her danghter•in law who
has been i11, but fit now in a fair way to
convalescence. Mr. McAllister, jr. is
engaged in the hardware business at
Kincardine.
Adam Turnbull, 71b eon , has been
appointed Weed Inspector by the Town-
ship Council for 1908. He will receive
$2 00 per day for the time be may be
engaged, the same to be contributed by
the persona wno are in default. Mr.
Turnbull knows the township well and
should prove a careful officer. Some
sections of the township will Iikely
require his services by the fine crop of
woods growing and maturing some
seasons,
EAST WA.WANOSH.
One of those pretty and interesting
events, which always cause a ripple of
excitement, took plaoe at the home of
Charles Lovett, Goderich Tp , on the
evening of Feb, 12th, when their eldest
daughter, Annie, became the bride of
Gordon Johnston, a prosperous yonng
farm of East Wawanosh, Preoisely at
the hour of five, to the strains of the
Wedding March, the bride entered the
parlor leaning on the arm of her father
and took her place under a beautifully
decorated arch, where the groom await.
ed her, The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr. Gunne, of Clinton. While
congratulations were being given Miss
Beatrice Johnston sang sweetly, "Love
me and the world is mine." The bride
looked lovely in a costume of cream
voile, ttienmed satin ribbon and chiffon,
with pointe de esprit, and parried a
bognet of white carnation and maiden•
hair fern. As the bridal couple repaired
to the dining room they were plentifully
sprinkled with rice. The rooms were
decorated with evergreens and other
flowers while the tables were ornament-
ed with vases of white and red carna-
tlons. Everything that goes to make a
sumptuous feast ,was spread before a
company of 120 invited guests.
MORRIS.
It is reported that Harry MoArter,
of this township has purchased the
Walter Innes 100 acre farm, 4th line,
and will take possession on April Ist.
Tho present tenant is Elijah Pease,
Mr. MoArter paid $8,600 for the prop.
erty. We wish him well on his new
possession.
The 0ounoil met according to adjourn.
ment on Feb. 17th. Members all pres-
ent; the Reeve in the chair; minutes
es
of last meeting read and confirmed.
On motion of Shaw and Campbell the
clerk was instrnoted to eolioit tenders
for steel structures to replace the Som.
merville bridges, estimates to be made
on two 60 ft. spans and one 110 ft. span,
the Council to choose between the two
plans, tenders to be opened tee the town
hall on March 30th at one o'clock p. m.
The matter of the detachment of S. ea
Lot 20, Oen. 8, be detached from S. S.
No. $ and annexing the same to S S. No,
6, was taken up and no objection to the
proposed change was made by any of
the interested parties.
It was moved by Mr. Taylor, seoonded
by Mr. Mo0utoheon, that the said lot be
detached from S. S. No. 8 and annexed
to S. S. No, 6, and that the Clerk be in-
structed to prepare a by-law confirming
the same.--Oarried,
The Auditors presented their report
for the current year and an motion of
Campbell and Shaw tbo seine was ac-
cepted as satisfactory.
A000nnte were ordered to be paid as
follows t --E Livingstone, plank, $6 80;
MunicipalWorld, poll books and nom-
ination forms, $8 20; A. Cronin, repair-
ing oulvett, $i; Jag. Gibson, gravel, $3;
A. Mel 'ab, .+rant to library, 0; p, Mo.
Nab, auditor's salary, $81 It. Johnston,
auditor's salary, $8; A. Young, cement,
$2.10; T. S. Braddon, balance of salary
and postage, $52,
Oa motion of 7>fobnteheen and Taylor
the Council theft adjottrtned to meet
again on dfatoh SOth'1st ten O'olook a.
W.OLi.BIr, (lleak,
We regtet exceedingly to report tie
demise of a fine young man Inaba per-
son of Lawson, eon of Job King. Fnen.
monia was the cause. He was aged
19 years. The oonemunity sorrow with
the bereaved family.
A very enjoyable time was spent at
the Oyster Supper in Victoria Hall on
Tuesday eveni' g of last week. After; a
good supply of bivalyea had been dis•
patohed the musical and literary pro-
gram was presented and it was a good
one creditable to the performers and
most pleasing and entertaining. Rev,
Mr. Perrin, of Wroxeter, was the chair
man and occupied the position in a
oompetent and genial manner. There
was a good audience and the prooeede
will fatten the Treasurer's .pocketbook
in connection with Viotoria Hall. The
sapper was served in royal style ire Eck.
mier'e Hall, which was tastefully decor-
ated with evergreens, Chinese lanterns
and tissue paper decorations, The sup-
per whioh consisted of oysters, sand-
wiches, Dake and coffee, was excellent
and certainly spoke volumes for the
Jamestown ladies, not forgetting the
six young gentlemen, who with their
young ladies, so cleverly waited on the
tables.
Paralysed 13y Lumbago.
Mandel labor or even light exeroiae is
impossible with Lumbago. The muscles
stiffen out like steel—to move means
agony. Only a powerful remedy can
penetrate deep enough to help. The
surest relief comes from rubbing in
Nerviline. It sinks into the very root of
the trouble—penetrates' where an oily
liniment cannot go. To prevent lum.
bag() returning, put on a Nerviline
Porous Plaster which removes inflam-
mation and strain from the musolee, and
acts as a guard from draughts and ex-
pesnre Nothing will so quickly cure
asthese remedies. All dealers sell Po1-
son's Nerviline and Porous Plasters,
Refuse all substitutes.
entaaoN.
The G. T. R. junction here eatty
Thursday morning was the scene of a
bad wreak, and as a result three Iarge
I000motives and a snow plough were
ditched and disabled, but fortunately
no one was injured. A freight engine
became disabled at the junction, and
the auxiliary from London came to re-
pair it, and, this being done, the train
pulled bank on the siding and the con-
ductor came to the station and gave the
information that the track was clear.
In the meantime the train pulled out
partly on the main Iine, supposedly to
pick up some tools left there, when along
came a snow plough and three engines
from Stratford, in oharge of Roadmaster
McGar, who had been given a clear
traok to Goderioh, and the plongh struck
the derrick
oar of t
he auxiliary 1 cry and was
forced off the traok, finally landing on
its Bide at a oonelderable distance in a
field, and the three engines were all
ditched and jammed together like a pile
of scrap iron. The Stratford auxiliary
came to the moue, and the track was
cleared by noon.
For a pongee suit the buttons should
be of pongee covered with late or am•
broidery, although black satin buttons
sometimes improve the rather negative
shade of natural pongee,
. stablished t879
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolene is a boon to Asthmatics
Does it hoc seem more effective to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy into the stomach
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti-
septic is carried over the diseased surface with
every bteatb, diving prolonged and constant treat.
ment. It is tnvaivable to mothers whit scull
children.
Those of a consumptive
tendency fled immediate
relief from coughs or in-
flamed conditions of the
throat.
Sold by deugslsts.
Send pnstaitorbooldet.
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ADVANCE SHIPMENTS
OF
SPRING STOGK
For Fiffeeo O�parirneols1
JUST RECEIVED
THREE OASES DRESS GOODS
TWO CASES HATS AND CAPS,
ONE CASE PRINTS AND GINGHAMS.
NINE ROLLS OILCLOTHS AND LINOLEITAIS,
ONE CASE LADIES' SPRING OOATS.
ONE CASE LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
NINE ROLLS JAPAN MATTING,
ONE CASE LAUE CURTAINS,
TEN ROLLS CARPET.
EIGHT BALES ART SQUARES AND RUGS.
ONE CASE NEW CORSETS.
ONE BALE ENGLISH LONGCLO'i'H
FIVE CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large volume Of business at a very small expense, is
the e,tplanation of our low prices in
all Departments.
Buyers of Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings
will find it to their advantage to see our New
Spring Goods before buying,
Spring Shirt Waists. --A large variety very pretty
Spring Shirt Waists, nicely made, buttoned front or back,
short or long sleeve, very moderate prices; see them,
Laces and iambroideries.---All that's new in Laces
and Embroideries you will filed in Notion Department.
Special value in Corset Cover Embroidery,
Remnants, ---All kinds of Remnants left after the Big
Sale now on Centre Tables to be sold regardless of cost !
WANTED.—Large quantities Batter, Eggs, Dried Apples and Potatoes.
H. L. Isard & Go.
PHONE 68.
WINGHAM.
WINTER FOOTWEAR'
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TO BE CLEARED OUT!.
Our January Shoe -Fly Sale cleared our shelves of a
lot of good Footwear, and our customers were well
pleased with the values, We still have a large stock
wassionsasinsemaammmemenmalnagammamumnameamm
of winter wear for men, women, boys and girls,
which positively must go, and we'll make the price
so ]ow that it's bound to move 'eon.
1 R. JOHNSTON - Shoe Dealer
FORDYCE,
Mr. Frank Doyle bas moved to his
new farm. We wish him success,
The many friends of Mr, Ohas. Taylor
are sorry to learn that he continues in
very poor health.
Mr. John Gibbons is busy drawing
to Luoknow.
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togc ow.
We are pleased to report that Mr,
Robt, Haines is improving.
Mr. and Mrs, 5,ierkley, of Wingham
have been visiting with. their daughter,
Mrs. Chapman.
ST. Fi LENS.
Miss Marion MoPhereon returned
home on Thursday after an extended
visit in Teeswater and Wingbam.
Miss Edith Fttzell has gone to spend a
while in Lnoknow.
Considering the stormy weather there
was quite a cement rt the Institute
meetings both afternoon and evening,
Mies Rife gave a very interesting talk
and organized a Women's Institute.
This is a progressive step and should
prove a good benefit to the ladies of the
community.
Rev, Mr. Hare of Thatncsvillo will
()campy the pulpit in (Maio churoli here
next Sabbath.
Miall Minnie Rn nage returned homy
from Toronto.
Oroolleted. buttons are used extensive•
ly on the finest lingerie dresses and even
on those heavily trimmed with Lisle
Imes.
lir. Zimmerman of Hamilton stated,
in tonrtteatloa with the new french
treaty, that the International Harvester
Company would manttfaeture its geode
for export to France, animating to over
two million dollarrl, at lla!milton fn
future
Avoiding greasy food and wiping over
the skin with an astringent daily willde
much to shrink large p ores.
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