HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-01-28, Page 5%ALM" Prices on
overcoats
That mean
Business t t
When it comes to down
light good values; you will
travel a long way before
you find anything to equal
these.
$16,50 and $155.00 for
$11.00
12only Idea's Overooate,in blacks
and tweeds, mostly 20th
Century make, whioh means
superior tailoring and a per -
w,, on feat fit,;$16.5o and $15.00 are
Ocv„"" the regular ft Prtcea. You
can have any
now for
• JANANJe
$13.50 for $8.00.
4 only Men's Dark Tweed Overcoats, velvei collar, this
season's goods, regular $13,50, our prioe now is
only
$8.00
$7.00 for $5.00.
6 only Men's Blaok and Tweed Overcoats, good value at
$7.00, our price is now only - , - 85.00
Don't
values,
take anything for granted, but investigate
and compare
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHING - MEN'S FURNISHINGS
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TEE WD'ING1i4M TIMES, JANUARY 28 1909
aELGRAv2:.
Hanna Brea, •tore, gingham, will
reopen next Wednesday.
Ata largely -attended meeting, held
in Knox Presbyterian Ohuroh, Belgrave,
oa neetlay afternoon of lace week
a hearty seal' was extended to Rev.
Z. A. Ferguson, B. A., of thenars,
Lindsay Presbytery,
she 1. White AS a (most.
Is it a matter of pride to be pale as a
lily, --certainly not. What every wo-
man wants is strength, color, B l r, vigor.
1every a oyariimana and ttkeeee ghethe need rihsnot
laok it the only uses Ferrozone. It
gives appetite, creates strength, enriches
blobrightness to the eyr es. tBerrozonecheeks
ti at
once ooxrvertible into health, beauty and
etreugth. There is power iu gatarrh•
ozone, -.try it, and know what you have
missed, '50o. at all dealers:
AnemiIs,
Hanna Bros, store, Wingham, will
re -open next Wednesday,
Mies Margaret Campbell, of Sea -
forth, is a visitor with bliss Carrie
Soule, Ord line,
Adam J. mith lft hie home inSDeloraine, 'Mate, after t week foa
short visit here..
Levi who
visiit, l Beam,
e returned t9 Saekatooholt-
day n,
Mies Suede Beam, his sister, a000m.
Ponied him. We thought perhaps he
would take some other person's sister
beak with him.
BLUEVALLr,
Hanna Bros. store, Wiugham, will
re -open next Wednesday,
The anneal financial report of Knox
Presbyterian Church of this viAatze bas
been issued and shows the different
funds to be in good condition. The
total receipts in the general fund were
$1,067.16 and the expenditure $1,039,41,
Ieaving a balance of $27 75. The re-
ceipts in the other departments were: -
Missionary Society, $113 05; Mission
Band, $17.78; Westminster Guild,
$76,74; Sabbath School, $64.53; Ladies'
Aid Society, $186 14; Church schemes,
o25595,
i
of 87,987,8The 31Of this sumnfund shows
$2,795
Was received on enbsoripttons, $3,775 on
Ioane and the balance from proceeds of
ohnroh opening, entertainments and Bale
of material from old church building.
There is still an indebtedneaa on the
ohnroh wixiah is almost provided for by -
subscriptions that are not yet due. The
congregation has made a good showing
ander the guidance of their popular
pastor, Rev. W. J. West.
GelalaaR.
In S. S. No. 10 Isaac Drake was chos-
en trustee for the current term ancmoed-
tng Angus Campbell. Robt. Forrest is
the painstaking teacher.
At the Turnbull school annual meet-
ing Wm. Knox was elected trustee suc-
ceeding Oliver Harris. This school has
a furnace and bare coal.
Andrew Hislop, 14 oon., is away on a
holiday visit with relatives and friends
in the West. He will be away for a
month or so in all probability.
Wm. Moffatt, of Brussels, has been
engaged for a year by P. A. McArthur,
8th con., to assist on the farin. Mr,
Moii'attand rashly will reside in a home
at present vacant on Mr. MoArthur'e
faun.
ter, who sold the McFadden entiy onnt e
gravel road south of Bruesele, will move
to .that town bayinu lewd a house ou
Joiiq street from W. H, Kerr, We wish
$heal prosperity.
I n Grippe vowing 4Sgalp.
abortrope tiime Ams ice, grasp,and
overirun
with this awful epidemic, Get reedy,
use preventive measures. Build up a
surplus of vigor by Ferrozone, and in.
hale Catarrhozone three times ea01i flay.
Nothing destroys the grippe gerii Tike
Oaterrhozono, It cures the .cold, broke
up the fever, relieves the headache and
destroys every -vestige of catarrh and.
sore throat. For Bronchitis, Grippe and
winter ills Caterrhozone is best, Sold
by ell dealers 25a. and $1.00 sizee,
Brti7ssBLs.
Hanna Bros. more, Wtnghaxn, will
re -open next Wednesday.
,At the 402 ld here
last week before Jjudge x}
Holision t, aennmeal
ease and one that aroused no small in..
terest was on the docket. A 0. Dames,
of Brussels, loaded a enr of export cattle
at the Walton 0. P. R. yard for ship.
meat to St. John's on the understanding
that the trains were iu running order.
A snow blockade prevented the convey-
ing of the oar for 11 drays and Mr. Dames
claimed $76 for Dare and keep of ship
meat as the cattle had to be unloaded
after several days wait and fed at a far-
mers barn. The 0. P. R. put In the plea
that the storm was an not of Gori and
oonsegnently they were not respousible.
A jury was walled and the case occupied
all afternoon, Barrister Vanstone, of
Wingham, ably aonduoted the plaintiff's,
side and Barrister Walker, of London,
upheld the Company's contentions with
vigor. Numerous witnesses were pall-
ed and the jury charged by both Iaw vers
and Judge ane about 6 p. m. 8ndieg
was given for Mr. Dames for amount
asked. It is said the 0. P. R. may
appeal.
EseaMisneel 1879
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolene Is a boon to Asthmatics
Does it not 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 breath, giving prolonged and constant treat.
mem, It is invaluable to mothers with small
children.
Those of a consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in-
flamed conditions of the
throat.
Sold by druggists.
Send postal forbookk.t.
LEEMItio, MILES Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mont.
real, Canada. 307
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LITTLE LIVES LOST
HOW TO SAVE THeM,
The anneal report 3
of the Rep p R
I
istrar•Gauernl for Oetario shows
that for every thousand children
born ono hundred and eleven die
before they reaoh the age of one
year. Most of these deatheare
due to disorders of the stomach
and bowels, and most of these lit-
tle lives could be saved it mother*
kept always at baud a safe. -and
simple remedy like Baby's Own
.a Tablets, These,,�'abets onre all
{stomaoh and bc>�vei troubles, but
better still an oaasional done will
prevent these troubles coming on.
• bfrs. N. Shaffer, The Brook, Oat.,
says: --"I have used Baby's Own
Tablets for stomaoh and bowel
troubles and always tied them 5
satisfactory. I feel that my little
ones are safe so long as I have
S this medicine in the house." Sold
Zby medicine dealers or by mail at
26 cents a box tram the Dr, Wil•
c 'lams' Medicine Oo., Brookville
Ont. '
asteoesavveeyeeveseovesteeseresevaiwyeeepe
wRoxE r $it,
The followsug from last Thursday's
London Advertiser refers to the mar-
riage of a daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
John Barnard, former well-known resi-
dents of this plane: --"A very pretty
wedding was solemnized yesterday
afternoon by Rev, Jamas Rollins, of
the King Street Presbyterian Church,
when Mies Aunie, daughter of John A.
Barnard, was united in marriage to Mr.
Edgar Marshall Bissett. The oeremony
was performed at 3 o'clock at the home
of the bride's parents, 139 Bathurst
street, in the presence of a l orae number
of guests. The groom was supported
by Mr. Alvin Irwin. The happy
temple left at 6:05 for Wroxeter and
points north. Tiny will reside in this
city.
Great Danger in Aeadeonee.
It's often dangerous to oonsider head-
ache a trifling ailment. If the head
aches, she stomach is out of order and
some serious disease may ba impending.
To tone up the stomach, to give it
heeltty nation, nothing in modern medi-
cines is so suooeseful as Dr. Hamilton's
Pills, The concentrated vegetable ex -
tram in Dr. Hamilton's Pills have a
quieting effect on the stomaoh and re-
move all disorders. Your headaches
will be cured and they won't return, if
you use Dr. Hamilton's Pule, Sold
everywhere.
EAST WAWANOSH.
On iliouday. lith of January at the
residence of hie son•in-law, R. 0. Mo.
Cordan, East Wawanosh, in the 83.d
year of hie'age, there weed away to
his rest, one of the pioneers of the
Township of Ashfield in the person of
Mr. John Murdoch, who was eon well
and favorably known in Lucknow and
surrounding country for nearly sixty
years. Mr. Murdoch wad a native of
Ayrshire, Scotland, and camp to thls
oountry in 1851 settling on lot 12 in the
13th Cele of this Towuthip of Ashfield,
Mit„assfterejaiiikft emouviukt~~~0~010400"%ftempasonemizii toripprom
Isards 10 Days
Cash
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JANUARY 30.
Olaast rtt, .
whioh he cleared and ma which III re.
aided for nearly fifty years. In 1868 be
Ilam; a visit to the land of his birth and
r.at
nral
wild uobly chs ed with lido the wife, als
of the early days of Aslafleld's pioneers
and who predeoeaied hirn a few years
ago. Only tavo of the children aur-
vive him, Mrs. R. 0. McGowan of
FAA Wawenoeh, et:id John D. of Remo
Wawa, Sask., who monrn the lobe of a
loving .father. T.Tutil hie removal to
Blyth, Mr. Murdoch was for nanny
years a highly respected Calder in the
Lueknow Presbyterian ()berth, lie
was a prominent member of the A. 11',
and A. t, and a life long Ltbiral an;
politico.
Triumphant in the 'lope of that eta+r-
nal rest and reward promited to Hie
esthete, Mo. Match, relict of the late
Robt, Mntoh, of the 3rd. eon.. passed
home on Thursday, Jan. 14th, Deoeae-
ed, who had reached her 78th year,
enjoyed good health up to Thaekegivtng
D:ty, when she took to her bed, and bas
practically remained there ever sine.
Her maiden n01n,o was Ann Crnail.ahauk,
and she was born in Peterhead, Soot -
land, at which piece she was married to
her late husband on the 8th of Die,
1849. She Dame to this country With
Mr. Muton in 1856, living for 15 years
an the Pickering -Whitby boundary.
after which they moved to the feral on
the 8rd con,, on which the has ever
since resided, and in the oleeriug and
cultivation of whioh, in the early days,
she did her share. She was a woman
of personal charm andsuperior attain-
ments, beloved not only by the members.
of her own family, but by all who en-
joyed her acqueiutanoe; her husband
predeceased her by some six years
She was a etannoh member of Auburn
Presbyterian Chnrah, and it may be
trebly said "Her delight was in the law
of the Lord." She made all arrange-
ments for her funeral, whioh was large-
ly attended, the servioes being conduct.
ed by Revs. Mann and Small, and the
pall•beareae being the some as those who
conveyed the remains of her husband to
their resting place, with two exceptions
of persona alao deceased; they were
Messrs. Thos, Brown. James Hioking.
bottom, Robe, Medd, M. Lockhart, Jam.
MoShannook and T. Straughau. Four
sons and three daughters survive her:
Rohl., Manager at the House of Refuge, t
Clinton; Jaynes, on the homestead;
'Gilliam, in Auburn; Fred, in Olinton;
Mrs. Bennett, Blyth; Mrs. Poulton,
Cleveland, and Mrs. Walter King,
Clinton, all being present except Mrs.
Poulton, who was home a short time
ago. She leaves 13 grand children and
"After tatting three
bott"es of your wonderful
medicine, our baby wry
entirely well and needed
no more medicine. At
teen months O{ age she
weighed thirty pounds.
She had cried eight mon tlls,
night and day, and nothing
diad her good until ii °gi d
E. Ca SivilTiti, Villa Rim,
Ga.
Scott's
E�. ulgwI
s
probably saved this child's
life. Four doctors had bee
tried. BcOTT's Ehlux,sEIX
seemed to be just the thing
needed, and it is just the
thing needed by thousands
of other children. It's so
easily digested, so pure and.
haxr;ess, yet most powerful
in building up the most deli-
cate child or adult..,
sure to get Sweer 's E3IUI.S'o??7,
there are so many worthless
and harr.ful imitations,
ATI, TR:IGGISTS
d Tull copy of Mr9, 13m:th'a latrr and
many othernof a similar nature, together
With some of our valuable literature se.
yarding children, will be sena noon re.
-cetpt of roar addreso, niontioning thta
payor,
t•
SCOTT & I3OWNE
126 Wellington St.. W. roronto
ten great nrand children. The Choir of
Auburn Presbyterian Murcia tilao took•
part in the funeral exercie•as.
me Akohi'
Is alcohol a tonic? No! Does it make the blood pure?
No! Does it strengthen the nerves? No! Is Ayt r
Sarsaparilla a tonic? Yes! Does it make the blood pytre :a
Yes! Does it sW.enhgthcn the nerves? Yes! Is it th only
Sarsaparilla entirely 'free from alcohol? Yes! Ask' your
doctor about this nbn-alcoholic medicine. If he approves,
your confidence will lue complete. /.. C. AyerCo., Lowen,11/,+osg.
(Dull boys! Dudl girlstDull st Dell women! Heavy -headed! Downhearted! Alt
very often due to constipation! Yet the cure is so easy-? yer's Pills Ask ^aIi yap::A�acaee.
tualizati
ENDING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
A Clean -Sweep Sale in Fifteen Departments ! Twenty Thousand Dollar Stock to be Slaughtered !
Goods must be turned into money quickly. Every department is overstocked, and in order to unload and make room
economical buyers waiting for this sale ! Well, it will open Saturday morning at 9 o'clock,
Clothing Department.
Great Money - Raising Sale !
for NEW SPRING GOODS we will sell at a great saving to every customer during this 10 days' sale,
Come with the crowd, but come in the morning if possible, when we can best serve you.
Great reduotions for 10 days.
h'en's strong, well -made Overalls, blue or blank, 10 days sale
prioe 59e
20 Men's Fancy Tweed Snits, sizes 86 to 42, regular price
88.00, sale price. $6.25
Men's Black Kersey Overcoats, good value at $850, sale
price $6.50
Men's Heavy Grey Pants to clear, regular price $200, sale
price , $1.50
A lot of Boys' to -piece Setts, t0 clear at only 81.29
Boys' Heavy Overcoats, prioes 85.00 and $6.00, your
choice $3.95
Boys' Heavy Snicker Pants
Men's $12 Overcoats on sale for 500
Two thousand dollars worth of Clothing oa second f3 o1r
at greatly reduced prioes,
Boots and Shoes.
A large stook to ahooae from, every pair to be sold at out
pride. See bargain tables in shoe department.
LOT NO 1.. -A number of odd line worth $1,25 to $1.50 kale
price..* . 99e
LOT NO.2.-Ladies' Button Boots, regular volas up to $2.00
for ...... $1.25
Table Linen.
One piece heavy Table Linen, sale .......,. 20e
54inoh Bleached 40o Linen, sale ........ .........,. 280
60o Wide Bleached Linen, 10 deyasale.................. 45c
76o extra Wide Bleaobed Linen, 10 days sale Elba
$1.00 Fine quality Linen, 10 days price750
$1.25 Irish Linen, 2 yds wide, 10 days pride $1.00
Ladies' Coats.
Ladies', Misses' and Ohitdren'kWinter floats to olear at
25 per cent off regular prices,
SALESPEOPLE WANTED.
Remember the date
Grocery Department.
12 Bars Laundry Soap for . , 25c
4 lbs. Raisins, new fruit, for................. .., „ 25e
4 lbs. Soap Chips, good, for... 25c
New Dates, fresh, per lb....08c
Canada Laundry Staroh, per - 06e
Pot Barley, per ib ....... ... 03c
4 large paokagee Gold Dust......,, 25e
Corn Starch 8c
Japan and Ceylon 25o Teas for 20c
Royal Yeast Oakes 03e
Tomato Capsnp, per bottle 10e
25o Brooms, 4 string, sale 20e
3 lbs Fancy Biscuits for 250
White Beans, 4 lbs for ..
10o Bottle Extract 10e
September Cheese, per lb • ..• 106c
16c
Bargains in Ribbons.
,10 pieces wide fancy Ribbon, all silk, 250 quality, kale.. 15e
1230 plain Ribbon, sale,... ,.,
20o plain Ribbon, kale .. '"' 15cc
ItSo plain Ribbon, all colors, sale .. 12t4e
250 plain Taffeta Ribbon, Dale 20c
A large stook to ahooae from.
Corsets.
A big stook at reduced prioes, et lot to clear on centre tables
$1.00 and $1,25 lines for
600
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Dress Goods
20 PER OBDTT. off all lines of West Goods,Sillrk, Velvets.
Bny your spring dress now. .
Top Skirts.
Top Skirts on eeoond floor a good stook td ohoeee from at
20 per Dent. off our olose prices.
SATURDAY, SAN. 3o. Everything will be reduced.
xerse,..4.
ISARD &
1 000 yards Flannelette, mostly pink stripes,
Bic
500 yards heavy Flannelette, good value at
'c, i o days sale
on sale -
. 5c
35 doz. heavy all -wool Ribbed Hose, all sizes,
25c
regular 35C line only
Mir
25 doz. Ladies' Vests, cheap at 25c, xo days
20c
10 pieces Dark Tweed Dress Goods, 4oc and
5oc lines for - 29c
15c pieces Fancy Cotton Delaines and Silka-
line Cloth, up to 25c value, your choice 121c
Best English Lonsdale Cambric, regular, 15c
12c
sale
too
value for
Wigwam.. mikeerera
i 21c wide Factory Cotton, fine weaves, yard
10c
xer
wide
2 large papers black headed Pins, regular
5c
5c, sale 2 for
Double Tape Lines, 60 inch length, 5c lines
2 for
t•ti Wit
55e
Ladies' White Lawn Waists, tucked, nicely
trimmed, regular value $2.00. sale - $1.25
Black Sateen Underskirts, full width, deep
flounce .. _ w - 85c
WRAPPERS -5 doz. New Wrappers
House Dresses, lined in the waist, good
value at $1.50 to $2400, Irl days sale $1.25
AcAnidearow
Lots of
Furs.
Ladies' Rat lined Coat, with Columbian Sable Collar, worth
$65.00, sale pride $49.00
Ladies' Coon Coats, regular price $50.00, sale price839.00
Persian Lamb Coat, worth $75 00, 10 days sale price 860.00
Ladies' Astrachan Jaoket, regular $35 on sale at,$25.00
$35.00 Seal Coat on sale at. $25.00
Ladies' .Fur -lined Cape, worth $25, 10 days sale.,$15.00
$7 00 Raff, sale price .,...., 83.00
$8.00 Rnffs. sale price,,... ..., .. $6.00
$10.00 Ruff, sale price $>; .'75
Big reductions on Caps, Muffs, Gauntlets, Caporines and
Stoles.
Lace Curtains.
Regular $1.00 Curtains 3;' yds long, 10 days sale...,, ,. 75c
25 pairs worth 61 25 per pair, sato,... 9$e
10 pairs regular 32.00 value, sale $1.50
12 pairs worth $2.50, sale $1.90
Gent's Furnishings.
A lot of font -iii -hand pies to clear, regular prtco 25o sato 19e
Men's Heavy Top Shirts, on sale.....
Menses envy Flcoce Lined Shirts and Drawers 60e qua ity
390
Men's Heavy 355e Sax-fa30
r . r , ,
Men'e Heavy Braces, 2110 values for..... . . ..... . ....... l' c
lion's Heavy Wool Underwear, worth 73e for-. ... , .. 39c1:50:.Heavy Lined Leather Mitts for
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All account/I trust be settled by cash or note on or battle
Febrnary 10th.
o goods ehargcd at Sale prices, Cash or produce in otchange for goods. No goods sent on approbation.
CO., Wingham
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