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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-07-30, Page 31 40 04'0000000`0' Convalescents need a large amount of nourish. meat in easily digested form. ScQ21$ Err atsion is powerful nourish. lment-highly concentrated, 46' , It makes bone, blood and muscle without putting any tax on the digestion." 3i. ALL DRUQO STS;, 500. AND $1.00. a 420041' 0 "Y1'0 'tb640411' Y4441,4re i C1exing Price on Shirts We sell the two best makes of Shirts that our Canadian manufacturers can produce, namely ; The "Regal " and the " Star." Both lines are made with plenty of cloth in the body, and good long sleeves. The materials used are the most reliable. $1 and $1,25 Shirts 73 cell. ''S We have gone through our regular sto and have taken out all the broken lines. The lot is composed of Soft Bosom Shirts with separate and attached cuffs; Negligee Shirts with reversible collars, etc, Every Shirt is a bargain ! Regular $1.00 and $1,25 Shirts for 75 cents, McGee & Campbell CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS. 401100014.0s`.0.04:001E.0000000•!A R0•A00••0•A._40.004.00w0000•00•.q COAL COAL COAL. + We are sole agents for the oelebrated SCRANTON COAL, • Which has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, cannel and 4. Domestio Coal, and Wood of all kinds, always on hand. • 'We carry a ����� SHINGLES, LATH ,,p ▪ fall stook of (Dressed or Undressed)' Cedar Posts, Barrels, • Etc. " Highest Price paid for all kinds of Logs. - J1 AR McLean1 Residence Phone No. 55. Office, No. 64. Mill, No. 44. O *41001000W0070000.111111/1 400111/140.10'400l70®01• 4 JAMESTO \VIS. We aro pleased to see that D. Taylor continues to improve in health. Mr. A. M. McKay, of Brussels con- ducted the services inViotoria hall on Sunday last. Lorne and Mrs. McKelvey and baby, .of Harriston, are holidaying at the former's parental home. Miss L E. Strachan has been spend ing the past two weeks visiting rela tives and friends at Pine Riyer and Kinoardine on Lake Huron. •• Reports from Bruce speak very favor ably of the crops. laarEVAISA The Mime Sanderson, of Toronto are visiting with old Mende in the village We regret to learn tilt Alias Stella Nethery, who recently name home trona Shelburne to spend her vacation, bas not beer! enjoying good health and on Wednesday of last week underwent an operation in the Wingham Hospital for appendicitis, Her relatives have had an unusual amount ot siokuess recently and sincere sympathy is extended to them. Have You stay Fever? Yon can be cured -permanently- quickly -cheaply. Mae Oaterrhozon9' It is guaranteed to cure the worst Dasa. It kills the germ, stops the sneezing, gives relief in a few minutes. Pleasant, harmless and so sore to pare that no sufferer oan afford to be without it. WROXETER. Harry Brown attended the Tercenten- ary at Quebec this week. Miss Ella Sanderson, of Wallace - miles North of Brussels, Toronto ap, pears to agree well with him. Miss Mary Dark has been enraged as teacher of S 5 Ne. 8 sono°tiding Miss Mabel Zimmer who resigned. Mee Dark is a daughter of Wm Dark, South of Brass3ls. She has Narms1 School training. We wish her esteem. Alta D. and J Leslie Lamont, 10th con., were en :eaglet in passiug the Nortral School exams. and now hold full fledged 2nd class oertifn,ates The former has aooepted a sohool near Now Hamburg et $525 00 and will co elm ,nee work on August 17th. He should maks a yuccessful teacher and we wish him seems, Your Nerves are Weak. You sleep badly, appetite is variable. Yon eat but gain no strength Morning tiredness makes you wish night would' come. When night comes retreebiag sleep is hard to obtain Y:u're run. down, your blood is talo and watery, your nerves have grown weak, the thought of effort wearies yon Yon need Ferrozone: it makes blood, -red, burg, is visiting her parents, Jno. and strong blood. An appetite': YOU 11 eat That's what plenty of food gives. Iter rozenegives hope, vigor, vim, endure( o3. Use Ferrozone and get strong. Re. snits are quick -cure is lasting. All dsalers in 50,. boxes. Mrs. Sanderson, Miss Sheriff, of Wingham, has teen engaged as teacher in the junior de• partment of the school here. Norman Henning and bride, of Ohi- sago, are guests of the former's parents, B. and Mrs. Henning, of Turn - berry. Mrs. .1, Clay, of Gilbert Plains, and Mrs. G. Wait, of Dauphin, Man., are visiting their mother, Mrs. 5. Playford, who still continaes'very ill. Mrs. R. G. MoLauchlin, of the gravel road, and Mrs. Ritchie; and daughter, Arlie bJanet, left on Tuesday of last week for an extended visit in the West. It bus killed Hundreds. Strong purgatives have killed many a good man. Costiveness is bad. -violent cathartics are worse. If bothered with stomach trouble or billtousness, try Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They are so mild you can scarcely Leel their action, yet so effective that the entire system is oleaes. ed of wastes. Dr, Hamilton's Piles move the bowels gently, they tone the kidneys, assist digestion, clear the skin. For those subject to colds, billioasness, languor, there is no better medicine. Try a 25c. box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. GIEEEY. We are sorry to hear of the poor health of Joseph Raynard, 3rd con., but hope the remedies employed will prove helpful. to Robert Work, druggist, of Toronto, is home on a short vacation. He is the eldest son of Wm. and Mrs. Work 11,4 everything and digest it too. Strength? lasses Blyth voters' list for 1973 caste n+' 824 .,auess The fail Fair Dirsetore have nle;ted Woe. Juke= of town to the peeltion of Secretary-Trcaeon r. LON'Eit WINO t1. N. We hear that Miss Mand Netterfield, daughter 131 Mr. JAMBS Netterfiald, and Mr, Herb Walsh, were married in Toronto last week. Oar school is undergoing extensive repairs and improvements, including a cement foundation, which when com- pleted, wily put the building in first - clues shape. Mr. John Silliok is over• seeing the work. Late reports state that the body of Mr. John Welsh, said to have been drowned in Brinsh O,,lumbie, has not yet been recovered. Complaints regarding juvenile offend• ere violating the law la respect to bathing in the Maitlaud have been rather numerous of late, and Provincial Oonetable Phippeu has been on the lookout for the guilty ones. A party of them were recently rounded tip, bat were let go upon solemnly premising not to repeat the offauce Boys should remember that the law is absolutely prohibitive against bathing in a nude state within sight of any dwelling, and even with bathing snits on are to be at least 100 feet from any pablio road or bridge. Melville A. Woe was killed at Portage la Prairie by falling off a bridge. Mies Edith (Query, of Guelela and Masa Edith Buckley, of Parte, are visiting relatives in Blyth and Morris .ownsbip, Mr. Jas Reynolds, of Detroit, forme*. 17 clerk in the Oatnmer31a1 hotel, 14 reoewiug old friendships in town Mr. R pnolde is now on the police staff in ' th t of y. On Tuesday morning of last week Mise J. McGowan and Miss Annie Stuart, left for, Caper, Sask., to visit with Dr. and Mrs Stuart; while Mrs. Cowan, left for Willow Range, Man., to visit her brother. Messrs. Jae. and Fred Onming. of Whitewood, Seek , formerly of Hallett, are renewing old friendships in this locality. Their mother intends going back to the west with them in about three weeks, Doctors tear Tunailitis Outbreak. Hundreds of oRees are reported If your throat is irritable and sore, gargle is three times daily with Nervtline and water. Then rub the throat and chest vizoro,isly with Norviline and put on a Nerviline Porous Piaster. Follow these iestrnetions closely and you will avoid Tonsilitis, Bronchitis and Throat Trou- ble of every kind, Hundreds are pre• venting and curing their colds by this method and report it eminently satisfac- tory. Both Norviline Plasters and Poi- son's N. rvihoe oan be had from any dealer, 250. Each. UP.63SSEL8. Rev. G. F. Salton, of Stratford, for- merly of Brussels, left for British Col - outbid, where he will spend a couple of months touring the country. Mr. Sal- ton will spend some time in Victoria and Vancouver. Tuesday, August 4th, has been pro. claimed Civic Holiday for Brussels by Reeve Leckie, in response to a petition presented asking for that date. An ex- cursion will be run by special train to Kincardine that day-tbe anneal Sun- day School outing. An old, and well known and most highly esteemed resident of Brussels, paid Nature's debt on Thursday even- ing, July 160e, in the person of Mrs. Thos. Danford, who passed away peace- fully, abed 77 years, at her home, Tarn - berry street, surrounded by members of her family, in whom. deceased had al. ways manifeated,so large an interest. Mrs. Duuford'e dem i s e was not unexpected as she had been in fail - Exclusive 7 pima ct er; t p. m , tY.c,•pt SllQfi fin . toydan,l WILLI$ f'Vf.D3ri$k b k).. Pul c� h,,. alai s. Dealers A Few ' ord.s of Explanation Notwithstanding that we are not having a special clearing sale of Summer Shoes, etc., etc., it is nevertheless a fact that we are selling all kinds ot Shoes as cheap as the cheapest. OUR MOTTO : Good value at all times. Exceptional bargains sometimes. Civic Holiday today (Thursday). Store closed on this and all holidays. WILLIS C R. Johnston's old stand, opposite Bank of Commerce. FINE SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. PHONE 129. 1101111101111 ing health for the past two years and bedfast a goodly portion of the time since last October. Old age and the failure of powers due to it was the chief manse of death. The subject of this notice was born in Wiltshire, England, where she was also married about 55 years ago to her late husband. who pre- deceased her 25 years lasr. June. Her maiden name was Oarolino Dredge. It Is over 60 years since they came to Can- ada, their voyage in a sailing vessel across the Allende . consuming 7; weeks. After a short residence in Datu- ms. Mr. and Mrs Danford cane West to Brussels, then called Ainlayville where their home was continuously until call- ed away to the Better Home in the Was. Five sons were born to them. 1 r■ ���G'�,rf��a.w..s+wraww�w+.rYrAIM�+w!+Pave+.�Y�/y��a°'°"�Mtau`�1"w""rac° AmwbaM • � 1 Clean••Sweep�r'P� Da s' ale Isard s ��g COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, AND ENDING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1903 Great Money -Saying Chances Twenty Thousand Dollar IN FIFTEEN DEPARTMENTS ! ! Every dollar you spend here during Stock To Be THIS SALE is an investment at a high rate of interest ! ! ! Clean -sweep sale ptice, only .10 Slaughtered Crum's Best English Prints, worth 15c per yard to -day. TABLE LINENS i GROCERY DEPARTMENT Royal Yeast Oakes 03 Oorn Starch .... .08 250 Broome' • • • • • " .20 Tapioca (fresh). ..... , • •0 7 25 Pot Barley, per lb ............................. 03 OS 100 Bottle Extract 08 100 pkg Prize Rolled Oats 08 Canada Laundry Staroh . • • • • • • .20 25 10 25 25 Fresh Raisins, 41bs for 25 25 2 cans Red Salmon for 25c Japan Tea 85o Ceylon Tea.... Large Bottle Pickles 4 packages Gold Dust for 12 Bars O.K. Soap for Oau Tomatoes, Corn and Peas, 3 for........ DRESS GOODS A large stook of New Goods to choose from. 20 per Dent. discount off all lines of Dress Goode, Silks and Velvets. Buy your fall dress now and save money. BARGAINS AT THE RIBBON COUNTER 12 4o Plain Ribbon, all colors, sale price 18 20o Plain Soft Taffeta Ribbon .115 15o Colored Ribbon, sale price 20o Fancy Ribbon, sale prioe 20 250 Plain Ribbon, all colors, sale prioe 20 250 Fanoy Ribbon', sale price .... BIG SAVINGS ON CLOTHING Men's strong well -made Overalls, blue or black 1�0 Denim, 10 days' sale price Men's strong Tweed Snits $7.00 to $7.50 for.. $5.90 Men's fancy Tweed Suits, $10.00 for $7.95 Men's fine Worsted Sults, $12.60 for $10.00 Men's French Worsted Snits, $15 00$12.00 Men's strong Tweed Pante, $1.50 for.... $1.25 Men's Striped Tweed Pants $2 00 for. 81.60 Men's fanoy Tweed Pants $2 50 for $2.00 Boys' 2.piece Snits $2.00 for $1.50 Boys' 2.piece Snits $2.50 for ... $2,00 Boys' 2.piece Suits $3 00 for .. $2.50 Boys' 3•pieoe Snits $4 00 for ................. $3.40 Boys' 3•pleoe Suits $5 00 for $4.00 Boys' $-piece Snits, $6.00 for $4.7+' Boys' 3 piece Snits, $7.00 for .... . $5.25 Boys' strong Pants, 75o for ........ . •59 Boys' Tweed Pants, 653 for 50 50 Boys' wearing Pants, 50c for............. Embroidery dollars, sale prioe.... 05 50o Silk Belts (new) 39 35c All•Wool cashmere Hose 25 'Wide Flannelette, to clear 05 5 pieces Prints, to clear TABLE NAPKINS A hirlwind of Bargains FOR TEN DAYS ONLY ! ! It will pay you to borrow money from the bank in order to take advantage of these Low Prices ! ! ! CORSETS -A lot to c'.ear, worth $1 0o and $1.25, on bargain tables ; your choice for - - .69 64 inch Bleached Table Linen, 400 vales for..... .`428 50e half Bleached Linen, sale price 0 60o Bleached Linen, fine and wide for ............45 75c eztra wide Linen, sale price 60 $1.00 fine quality Linen, sale prize 80 $1,25 extra wide and fine Linen for $1.00 HOSIERY AND GLOVES Long Gloves iu White, Black and Cream; German make in Lisle, Silk, Taffeta and Lace. Sale Dis- count of 20 per cent, off all Iines of Hosiery and Gloves. BOOTS AND SHOES Look on cotttre table itt ehoo department for snaps in footwear. A lot of Boots clearing at .... 09o, 79e, 89e, 99c worth air in gook will be soldwice the sale prioe, every pa big saving tthe buyer. d atMove quick, Extra salespeople to wait on you. LACE CURTAGNS Regular dollar Oartains, 10 days sale 7 5 25 pair worth $1.25, sale price . 75 15 pair lino Oartains, $2.00 Dates for 81.50 $1.00 value Napkins for q 12 pair regular $2.50, sato price, 81.90 Large size Napkins $1 50, sale prion . 8 pair Nett durtains, $3.5a, sato price $2.75 Tatra large Linen Napkins, $2.G0 for $181.9520 WHITEWEAR White Muslin Top Skirts, $1 50 for..... `61.25 White Underskirts, $1 25 for s1,00 White Underskirts, $1 50 for $1.25 5 dos Drawers, fine cambric, 45o for .35 Corset Covers, '50o for 40 Ohildrens' White Dresses, 31.25 for Wash Belts, to olear . .10 .... $1.00 EMBROIDERY AND LACES Thonsands of yards to be cleared out at a big saving. Ladies' Kid Gloves,gnaranteed,regnlar $1.25 qual- ity, 10 days sale prioe • 99 Heavy Black Sateen Underskirts, worth $1 25 sale price. $1.0() White Parasols, $1.25 for $1.00 Boys' Handkerchiefs, to clear .. 03 Pine, per package .......... .. ... .02 White Waists, $1.00 value for .. 75 Ladies' Wrappers, $1 25 value for........... $1.00 15c Side Combe, sale price .... .10 GENTS' FURNISHINGS 5 doz black Cashmere Sox, 25c for.... 19 A lot of Ties to clear at 19 Men's Shirts and Drawers, sale 25 Men's 500 Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 40 Men's 760 Top Shirts for.......,. 60 Men's 50o Shirts special for .40 Salespeople Wanted. ier• E. 0214.3ERC.7C. cik. 40 ` ▪ NATINTME. Sale starts Saturday, Aug. 1st, Everything will be reduced. No goods charged at sale prioes-tach or produce in exohango for goods. No coupons given or cabs panohed on tickets during this big sale. 40,0110010010.000111,100 40001111001104000110010410011.**10011101114PA41/ Remember the date.