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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-08-12, Page 5• .w TIIF; w tkiLI.ti..M TIMk , AUGUST 12 190v 5 PEABODYS' UNION MADE AMERICAN GOODS MANUFACTURED The only Overall made in Canada of Im- ported American Denim ; fast color and practically iron -shrinkable. They are made to wear. . We will give the purchaser la cents for every button that comes off, and 25 cents for every rip in a seam within 3o days from date of purchase .. Try a pair. McGee & Campbell CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. GOUEiICH. The body of Patrick Nugent, who died Friday at London, was brought to town Saturday morning for interment here. The old man was for many years .a familiar figure about the streets of Goderioh, and for many years lived at the Colborne Hotel. For some time he had been confined to the hospital here, and a short time ago went to London. A suggestion that is receiving con- sideration by the council is that of watering the streets on the frontage tax system. Hitherto all the street water- ing that has been done has been con- fined to the business part of the town, and has been paid for out of the general taxes, but this is felt to be not wholly equitable, and many streets outside the business section of the town really re- quire sprinkling as mnoh as any. The bylaw to grant aid to the Ameri. can Roads Machinery Company of Can- ada, Limited, by way of guarantee bonds to the extent of $40,000, was given its first and second readings at the town council meeting Friday night, and the voting on the by-law will take plaoe on Saturday, September 11. The coal - pony expect to have their plant installed inside of about six months after the passing of the by-law, and have to show a valuation of $70,000 in order to secure the full amount of the guarantee. 6T. AVOUSTTNI:. Mies Belle Wilson, of Anbnrn Is visit• Ing her oonsin, Mies Josephine McAl- lister, Wo are sorry to hear of Mrs. Flynn's illness and hope to hear of her recovery soon. The Doer Bros., of Blyth, have started to build the basement under the Donny- brook sohool. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, of Detroit; Rev, James and Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Miss Ruth, of Toronto, are visiting Joseph Wiison, er., on the 7th concession, Do Yon Belch Gas? This is a disagreeable result of food fermentation that Nerviline stops at onoe. Take teu drops of Nerviline in sweetened water, The stomaoh is warmed and soothed, digestive troubles corrected, the rising of gee ceases and yon are well. When each a simple remedy does so much it's foolish to be without it. For indigestion, sour stom- ach, heartburn and sick headache you'll find nothing half so efficient as Poleon's Nervitine, Get 25o. bottle from your dealer to -day. BRUSSELS. An addition bas been built to the stable on the property of Peter Stewart, Turnberry street. A now dress of paint has been given to the driving barn and stable belonging to J. D. Warwick, V. S. D. A, Lowry and staff are busy this week on the brink work of the Carnegie Library building. Pressed brick from Milton is being used. It is going to look very nine. Mrs. Joe Ardell and children, of Gar- man, Man., accompanied by her sister, visited at the home of the former's father-in-law, John Ardell, Gorrie, be- fore leaving for a visit with their par- ents in Cambridge, England. Brussels Granite and Marble Works is is now run by the Hunter Granite Oo., J. A. Hunter being the active manager. The partnership existing between him and S. C. Wilson has been dissolved, the latter retiring with the intention of as- saming charge of the Kerney grocery and restaurant business, How to Improve Health. No better way than to improve the blood,—cleanse and enrioh it, --give it nourishment and strength. This can be quickly done by Dr. Hamilton's Pills which have a vitalizing, purifying.effeot that is unequalled in any other medicine. With lots of pure, rich blobd oironlating to all parts of the body, with snap and vim running through every vein and artery, robust health is inevitable. No cleansing, building tonin is ns good• as Dr. Hamilton's Pills, Sold by all deal - era. 11r, Woods, of Brussels, took the ser- vice in the hall on Sunday last. Mr, and Ttlre. Wm. L. MoKolvio and family, of Hamilton, aro visiting et Wm. MoKelvie's at present. Miss Berea Bryant) left last Tuesday for Grayson, Saskatchewan, where she has ohargo as teacher of the school in that plane, We wish her success. Mr, and Mrs. Job King visited at Dire. Ti. King's on Monday last. Quite a number of the farmers in this vicinity are busy nutting their oats and peas this week. New Theory About Rheumatism. This disease is oonstituttoual—oansed by virus is the blood that circulates to all parts of the body. To cure you must use a oonstituttoual treatment. Nothing so oompletely dispels the poison from the system as Ferrozone. It purifies and renews the blood, clears it of every taint. The system is vitalized and strengthened and thus enabled to fight off threatened attacks. Not only does Ferrozone relieve at onoe—it oures rhuemattsm, gout and lumbago perman- ently, Reaalla guaranteed, 50o. boxes at all dealers. —4----+— -- - DioRatIs. Everett Walker, who has been camp- ing at Tamagi, near Cobalt, for the past month, is home for his holidays. Master Norman Hall, of the Queen Otty, is enjoying a holiday with bis grandparents, Jas. and Mrs. Hall, 6th line. Next meeting of Morris Council will be held Monday, 23rd inst. Tenders for construction of the Russell and Smith drains will be opened that day at 2 p. m, Among the visitors at the home of Thos. Bielby during the past two weeks were: —Rev. A.R. and Mrs. Kellam and Miss Laura of Stratford, Miss Oode, of Blyth; Mrs. Trotter, of Dunlop; Dr. Calder, of Wingham; Geo. Bielby, of Georgetown, and Jas. and Mrs. Calder. The trustees of Button's school, 8th line, known as S. S No. 9, have engage ed the services of Mies M. Fear as teacher for the coming term. Duties to commence on Monday, August 16th. Miss Fear has taught in Milverton local- ity with marked enooese and we wish her a good time. The salary is $400. BLYTR Mr, A. H. Wilford, of London, spent a day or two at his home here. Mr. Howard has oompleted hie con. tract of the brickwork of Mr. Stothers' house. Walter MoGowan and Miss Rebecoa, are away on a visit to Seattle and Port- land. C. A. and Mrs. Howe, who have spent Belle time iu Pri;zco E:iwArd 9auuty, arrived home last week. Dr, E 0 Wilford and bride arrived at the home of his father, atter being engaged several days ordering .a supply of goods to be forwarded in e. few weeks to their future home in China. At a recent meeting of the Presbyter- ian congregation, it was decided to pro- oeed at once with the rebuilding of a manse and sheds. Committees have been appointed, and it is expected work will be commenced shortly, Everybody will be pleased to know of Balaton Bros,' decision to rebntld their Glove Factory. The basement of the former building destroyed by fire will be used, Wo wish them su000 s. Work will be commenced at once we understand. The Beese Sour mill received the first DOW wheat of the season on , Wednesday of last week. It wet purchaeod from John Richmond, Oth ltne,Morris, coaling 02 lbs. to the bushel. It was the Young Olawson variety and brought $1 00 per bushel, Mr. Richmond had 30 bushels. He owns a machine so was in a position to have an early threshing. Why Catarrh re Dangerous. Usually it comes with a cold. Being slight it is neglected—but the seed is sown for a dangerous harvest, perhaps consumption. To cure at onoe, inhale Catarrhozoae, It destroys the germ of Catarrh, clears away mucous, cleanses the passage of the nose and throat. The hacking cough and sneezing cold soon disappear, and health is yours again. Nothing known for colds, catarrh and throat trouble that is so curative as Oa- tarrhozone, It cures by a new method that never yet failed. At all dealers 25c and $1 00. Get Oatarrhozone now, today. EAST WAWANOSH, Mrs, McLeod, of Toronto, has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mo- Gae, 12th concession. Mr. and Mrs, John Skinner and chil- dren, of Clinton, were visiting at Mr. John T.,Carrie's last week. Mies Olive Carrie and her cousin, Mies Laura Currie were visiting in At- wood last week. Miss Olive Carrie is visiting with her cousin, Miss Laura Ourrie this week. W HITECH URCH. Mosquitoes and wild raspberries have been plentiful this year. Recently two farmers near here had trees well loaded with cherries when lthey went to bed and on getting up in the morning found the cherries had dis- appearea. It is too bad that young men and boys will not cease this bad practice j of visiting farmers' fruit trees. It is too AYIER'S HAIR VIGOR tops ail nig fair Ayer's Hair Vigor is composed of sulphur, glycerin, quinin, sodium: chlorid, capsicum, sage, alcohol, water, and perfume. Not a single injurious ingredient in this list. Ask your doctor if this is not sq. Follow his advice. A hair food, at hair tonic, a hair dressing. Promptly checks falling hair. Completely destroys all dandrua. AVM'S HAIR VIGOR Does not Color the riair J. C. ATE$ covwrr. Lowell. Mans. 1 1 ' Made is put up in rolls containing nails, tin caps and cement. All you need in addition is a hammer. This is only one of the many conveniences of RUBEROID ROOFING. It is fire -resisting and weatherproof. id years on the roofs prove its durability, RUBEROID is the original and standard smooth surfaced roofing. 'Write for samples and prices. Call at office and see samples taken from a roof, having been in use for the past 113 years, and still in good condition. J. A. tvlcLean SOLE AGENT FOR WINGHAM AND DISTRIOT. hard work to cars for the trees and then get nothing for your labor. GLEFANNAN Extensive improvements have been in order at the Boundary briok yard for some time past. A new drying shed 36x120 feet has been completed. A new clay gatherer lute been put into operation, whereby one man and a team does the work whioh formerly took four men and team. An automatio tile out - off has been added, oleo a new die for making two strings of tile at onoe. For rconveniencein ha ndlin the out- rat greater g out- put, a Bechtel truoking system has been installed with a oapaoity of 40,000 from maobine to drying sheds and from drying sheds to kiln. A system of waterworks, ran by a gasoline engine, gives adequate fire proteotion, Mr. Wm. Elliott, the proprietor, has now a, well appointed and up-to-date brick and tile establishment. SCOT' EMULSION will change a sickly baby to a plump, romping child in summer as winter. Onlycent as in one e of a day—think of it—and it's as mice as cresomi. Get a small bottle now. All Druggists THE STAN APO OF ,,HEWcRLD, ls••:••:• 141•s•Ast1•N••••••••• ••••e••4••a•44•ee••••••••••• • • • •• •2 •1 • r• • • • • • i '••2 1+ Art Baking Powder and Graniteware Premium... 39e 20 lbs Granulated Sugar for .. $1,00. Fresh Corn Starch 8e 2 cans Red Salmon 25e 10e bottles Extract, sale price.... . • • • .... be Tapioca (fresh). 6c Canada Laundry Starch.... -... Ge 25e Japan Tea 20c Royal Yeast Cakes ...... 3c Pot Barley .. 3c f♦ 1 35e strong Brooms for.... • • • • • • • .... 25e Select off stalk Raisins, per Ib 50 35e Ceylon Tea ...... 25e 121:e Fancy Cakes for. .... 10e 4 packages Gold Dust for...... .... .... 25e ;= Sardines, per tin ..... *oho 5c 25e bog Flavoring Extract for 10e s ws••••4.4.4%.* +sass•••••••• ••••••"••••'s•®•••ss*42,.•••••••• •oeeeeeee-•ee••esee•ee•••••• eeeeee••••••••••sees,••.•• ••••••`•••••1re•••••••••••4i • •, •♦ • COME WITH THE CROWD TO BARD'S BIG CLEAN - SWEEP 1 TEN DAYS' SALE COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th, AND ENDING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1909. Small Prices on Big Parcels for 10 days ! Great Money -Saving Chances in 15 Departments. Profits just at this time are on a vacation ! Big crash in prices—come and see the ruins ! Come in the morning if possible, but come anyway. Read on to the end—it will pay you. ,Grocery Department r • 2 O ,a • • • • .• A • ••• Bargains in Silks 27 inch No I quality .rapan Taffeta Silk. 50e qual- ity for ... 40e 75e Chiffon Taffeta Silk, guaranteed, regular 75e for . 60e Best makes of Dollar Silks, on sale at , 80e One hundred pieces of Cruors English Print, guar- anteed, fast colors, fine wide cloth, worth from 121: to 15e, sale.... lOc ISIMINSISISIMOMMIN Boots and Shoes Look on centre tables in Shoe Department for Snaps in footwear ; a lot of Boots clearing at 89e, 99e, $1.19 worth twice the sale price. Every pair in stock will be sold at a great sal. ing to the buyer. Move quick and t;et your share of shoe bargains. Gents' Furnishings Men's Shirts and Drawers, sale price.... .... A lot of Men's and Boys' Ties to elear at.. ... . Men's Strong Top Shirts, regular value 50e for. _. Men's Strong Braces, sale price....:. . Men's Balbriggan Underwear, sale price. Men's Strong Wearing Sox, 3 pairs for... 25e 19c 39e 19e 40c 250 Clothing Department Men's strong well•made Overalls, black or blue Denim, 10 days sale .... 59e Bien's Strong Tweed Pants, $1,50 to 1.75 for.... $1.25 Men's Stripe Tweed Pants $2.00, sale .......: , , $1.G0 Boys' Strong Wearing Pants 65e, sale.. 50e Boys' Fancy Stripe Pants 75c, sale...... .... 60e Lot No. I Men's strong wearing Suits, worth $7.00 to $7,50 for . , .. $5 90 Lot No. II Men's Fancy Tweed Snits, value up to $10.00 for...... .... , . $7.95 Lot No. III Men's Fancy Pattern Worsted, value up to $14.00, sale.... X9.95 Boys' two-piece Suits, regular $2.00, 10 days sale $1.50 Boyd' two•pieee Suits, regular $2,50, 10 days sale $2,00 Boys' three-piece Suits, regnar $4.00, 10 days sale $3,25 Two thousand dollars worth of high-class Clothing to be slaughtered on second floor. Ladies' Waists Lot No, 1, a lot of odd sizes to clear at... .... 69c Lot No. I1, a number of pretty Waists, must go at. 98c Lot No. III, a special line of Fancy White Lawn Waists, value up to $2,50, sale.... .... $1.19 Dress Goods A large stock of new Dress Goods to choose from, 20 per cent. discount off all lines of Dress Goods Silks and Velvets, Table Linens 50c half Bleached Linen, good quality, sale price.. 40e 600 Bleached Linen, (wide), sale price.... .... 45e 75e Fine Linen, new pattern, sale price G0c $1.00 extra fine quality, very wide, sale price 80e 5 dozen Table Napkins, 1.50 quality for $1,00 v Embroidery and Laces All lines on sale at a big reduction. No room to quote prices here. Big Bargains in Ribbons 121; Plain Ribbon on sale at 20e Fancy Silk Ribbon, on sale at 15e wide Colored Ribbon, on sale at, . 25e wide Taffeta Ribbon on sale at All litres reduced. 10e • 156 121.6 20e Long Gloves Big sale of Ladies' Long Gloves in the best makes in Lisle, taffeta and Silk, all colors, 10 days sale 20 per cent. discount. Ladies' Whitewear White Muslin Top Skirts $2.00 each, for .. 31.50 Fine Cambric Undershirts, worth $2.50 for ,. $2.00 Corset Covers to clear, 50e line for 40e Children's White Dresses, regular $1.25 for..... $1,00 Five dozen Corset Covers, fine quality, reg. 35c for. 25e Fine White Fnderskirts, worth 81.50 for $1,25 Leather Belts, tan. black or blue, 50^ line half price 25e Corsets, a lot to clear, worth $1 00 and $1,25. on bargain tables, your choice .... 69c Kid Gloves, guaranteed, regular $1.25 quality, all colors, 10 days sale price.... .. , . 99e 35e all -wool Cashmere Bose, sizes 9, 91;, sale 25e 75c Shopping Satchels, large size, on sale .. 50e Ladies' Wrappers, worth $1.25, sale price 98e 5c paper black Toilet Pins, sale price..... .... 3c 20 per cent, off all Summer Parasols. Very wide Striped Flannelette, worth 121,y for 10e 10e Plaid Dress Goods, sale price . , .... 7e Ladies' Rain Coats to clear at half price. Black ITnderskirts, good value at $1.25 for EVER7TIIIXO WILL BE REDUCED. • • CASA OR PROft7CE IN =MANGE FOR GOODS. NO GOODS CHARGED AT SALE PRICES, �• _ .. ._.... .. . , _ _. , . - + ++++++�++��:�+t++tit++:+ossa•.•fe•�e•!s*ss+*�+ss:++�a:*s�.+:!►.�.�►s��.�s�� .,..�. Ei4*•!/�J��/:rrw:1.N�N�Ai��•4•��1f��-•.iS_1if�f;��0��1i�+.i.��Nifi#!ii.it!•ii�iil�i��•�i�i,��ii♦.«�'��l�t��Ll+1tLl.��.4.��1��.�..+?1...... _ .. ... :��N•+ H. E. ISARD CO., 11111111111110.11 $1,00 Winghm. • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Aa• • • • 4' 6 2 ♦ 4 •