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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1902-05-29, Page 13IrFARIR > 'Wh''1dWWWWWWWWidW`�¢ IWW111 �'YW'�t�'�i�tYY IW For This Week, Golden Wax or Butter Beans in 2-1b. 10 cans, beautiful goods, make you think they are just picked off f� the vines, 4 cans for . . LICmc RECEPTION WAFERS.tec Nice crisp, tasty Biscuits, put up in boxes, just the thing for lunch, per box . . . . •oC 11.4 VC 79 KC, TABLE JELLY. lc - 2m wec We have them in assorted flavors, Ficii - arge ▪ Raspberry, Strawberry, Lem- IOC– on, Orange, etc., per pk'g.... atxi ei Griffin's E P1�A�� 1Vlay 29, I902 THE `iVINGHA M .ADVANCE, W Of Crowder's Special Prices, Saturday May 31, to June 9, oporomoonwomoommomoommotoomw To Suit a Gentleman With a fashionable suit is a specialty with us, We buy no inferior makes, the best and the latest patterns wake up our stock. You will find our ready- to-wear suits equal in every respect to any custom tailor garments, hut you • will also find a difference to price which will be most pleasing. Quality, fit and wear guaranteed. 17 Sample Suits, sires 30 to 44, in tweeds, serges, etc., worth $8,50. Sale Price $ 6,50 13 Boys Suits, 2 pieces. light and dark color. Sale price $ 1.95 17 pairs Men's Canadian Tweed Pants, regular $1.25 kind, Sale price till sold .60 9 only Men's Suits, Brown Tweed, all sizes, worth $8.00. Saturday sale price $ 5.85 A few of those Rubber Coats left at $ 3,50 SPECIAL PURCHASE, American-made Wash Suits for Children.—Special Sale, Saturday next, of Children's 2 piece Wash Suits, only two alike, different sizes, American-made samples bought at 00c on the $, and bran new goods. Quantity is limited, so come early. Children's Collar, Shirt, Tie and Tams 50 Gent's Furnishings: In Shirts, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Gloves, etc., you can depend on us for the latest at popular prices. MEN'S UNDERWEAR—Shirts and Drawers at 30e, 25c, 39c, 45e, 50e, 75c and $1.00. These goods were bought for cash and are about one third less than regular price, The Cheapest Brace in Huron County, Saturday 19 HATS 1 BATS ! ! HATS ! ! 1—In. Hard and Felt Hats we 5' eTr have the latest shapes and colors at 45e, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1,50, $1.73, $2.00, $2 25 to 53.00. SPEO[AL SHIRT SALE SATURDAY. -12 only, Men's Shirts, pleated front, sizes 143/4 to 10 regular $L00 each. Sale price Saturday only 79c. WORKING SHIRTS, 45c.—Working Men's Shirts in all sizes, Black, Polka Dot, Oxford, Navy, Grey and White, 1MIoleskin, etc., choice45c, Your money back for the asking. The + w0 II. Crswder Co. Butter and Eggs taken as Cash. Colin Campbell's Old Stand, Wingham is MOVING FORWARD. Winter Torm begins Jan. 6, 1902. Our rates aro reasonable—our Courses of Study thorough and practical. Send for our Journal to see what we teach. Students may enter at any time, Two Courses of Study—Commercial and Shorthand. C. A. PLEMINO A. L. McINTYRE President Soc'y. Owen Sound Listowel V!IIIV1111lp11111i11101IIIIIIialIIIG11 �1 it � I111 II J. J. ELLIOTT, V. S. Honorary Graduate, Ontario Vet- erinary College. Office and Infirmary, corner Victoria and Minnie Streets, Wingham. Day and night calls prompt- ly attended to. Telephone connection. Its a pity to have a good Suit spoiled in the making. The suits we make give en the satisfaction. Give us a trial and be convinced. Webster & Co. Upstairs in allow Block. J1obre. APP. Weed's Vhos hoa!na, The Great .b'+tgtish Pcmedy. Sold and retie atnended by' all druggists in Canada. Only red - able medicine discovered. Slx )1e1ucgcs nuaranfeed to ettre all tonna of Sexual Weakness all eiteete of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, NxecSidvc 0011 of To• baeco. ()pinta or Stimulants. Mailed en receipt Of price, onoPinikage $1, six, sa. Orre wftt please, t co to any address. ixtultbctirt, Pantphlote it ss 'slut Wnocl Company, Windsor, flaw A, la`r nalteu, ,T tiffs , I) vis ti in ttDeugle 5 and 43, A. l 11l boll, Damet ls'.xt3. Jewels of Regal Richness of tho latest and most fashionable designs and settings at Chisholm's will captivate the eye of the most critical. It is seldom such an oppor- tunity presents itself for the lovers of fine jewelry to possess sono of these exquisite pieces, as our Prices, will bo found upon comparison, to bo remarkably low, Solid Gold Spectacle Frames at Cost. H. H. Chisholm Corner Jewelry Store You ({all't Afford to Experiment in the matter of getting your clothes made ---ex- periments are often cost- ly. You wont be experi- menting if you let us make your spring, Suit or Overcoat, because our long experience in the tailoring business enables us to speak with a feeling of assurance. Give us a call. E. C. CLAR E UP•STAfItS INC SHAW BLOCK. Bronchitis " 1 have kept Ayer's Cherry 1'ec- toral in my house for a great many years, ft Is the best medicine in the world for coughs and colds." J. C. Williams, Attica, N. T, All serious lung troubles begin with a tickling in the throat. You can stop this at first in a single night with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Use it also for bronchitis, consumption, hard colds, and for coughs of all kinds. Three sheet 265., enough for an ordinary 0014; 80c., just right for bronchitis, hoarse. noes hard colds, etc,; 51, most economical for chronic cases and to keep on baud. J, O, AYER CO., Lowell, Mass. DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all right, but you want some- thing that will relieve and euro the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to a warmer and more regular climate ? Yes, if possible ; if not possible for you, then in either case take the ONLY remedy that has been introduced in all civilized coun- tries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, "Boschee's German Syrup." It not only heals and stimu- lates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, hut allays inflammation,causes easy expeptoration,gives a good night's rest, and cures the patient, Try oNi bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists in the world. You can get Dr. G. G. Green's reliable remedies at J, E. Davis'. Rain and sweat have no effect on harness treated with Eureka Han nese Oil. It re. sista the damp, keeps the leath. er soft and pli- able. Stitches do not break. No rough sun face to char. andent. The harness not only keeps looking like new, but wears twice es lou by the use ofEureka Harness Oa, Sold evein carts— :Moises., :M rises„t Blade by imperial 011 Company, 141121: a � 1 �'l;' Y U,N s- 'M' ... THE ... Royal Pluskoka'' Muskoka Lakes District, Canada vommasiNmeompN Elegantly Furnished, Fine Cuisine, Beautiful Sur- roundings, 1000 feet above sea level. Most Charming Summer Resort Region in America. For further particulars, illustrated de- scriptive literature, rates, maps, and all in- formation, apply to J. D. McDONALD District Passenger Agent, Toronto. WILL'i t ON Horace=Seekers' line Excursions TO THE C,ANAPIAN NORTH-WEST AT RETURN FARES. Re Ina l Moeselaw `r 31) Yerkton J Al3Macleod t$5 catgary, Red Deer 1 40 Strath. 1} V wenn Winnipeg 1 Waskada Estevan Elgin 828 Arcola Moosomtn Watt/attune lt I'tiniota Grand VIMB i n scart Swan River Going June 3rd, returning untilAugust 4th (all rail or KS. Alberta). Going June 31th, returning until August 25th tall rail or S.S. Alberta). Going July Lith, returning until September 16th (all rail or S.S. Alber- ta). Tickets aro not good on Imperial Limited,” 1co;' tickets and pamphlet giv- ing full particulars, apply to your nearest Canadian Pacific Agout, or t0 A. H. NOTMAN, Asst, Oenl, Passr. Agent 1 Icing Street East, Toronto We Guarantee all Our Rubber Goods i--Iot water Bottles, Syringes of all kinds, Atomizers, Tubing, Breast Pumps, Corks and Bandages. The 13est is always the Cheapest. .0 --4. .440 4.46 .440 -,.. ,a 416 - Colin A. Campbell yak ... ,, . E THE DRUGGIST 4 1111111111111111111111111111111111 W, M. S. CONVENTION OF THE WINGNAM DISTRICT. The annual convention of the W. M. S. of the Wingliam. District was held in Wiugham Methodist church, on Thurs- day, May 22nd, 1002. Oa Weduesay evening a publio meeting was held, when addresses were delivered by Mrs. Mo - Meehan, president of the Conference, and Rev. A. G. Harris of Lucknow, the choir of the ohuroh furnishing music for the evening, Mrs. MoMeolrarr in her address review- ed the worst done by the the sooiety in general, and of the Wingham District, during the past year' Total amount of money raised, $6,207.74; by Wingham District, $373,06; 11 Auxiliaries in this district. In speaking of the grand ad- vancement made in Japan she empha- sized our duty in caring for the new converts there, At a recent executive meeting of the society six new workers were sent out and placed in the foreign field, Rev. Harris says the Women's Mis- Bionary Society is an inspired work; the women who first commenced the work wore inspired. The work was inspired for the sake of women, it has enlarged their outlook, and it was inspired for the sake of the work of God, for this soolety has greatly advanced God's work throughout the world. A collection was taken, amounting to $4.05. Rev. Paul of Brussels . closed with prayer. Thursday morning session. opened at 9.30 a, m. by singinghymu 561 in Metho- dist Hymn Book. Mrs. Dr. Towler of Wingham read the scripture lesson, Psalm 66; prayer by Mrs. Ball. The minutes of the last convention were read by Mrs, (Rev.) A, I. Brown, District Sect'y and adopted, Singing hymn 108. Roll call and reports from the auxiliaries reprented and good reports received from each. A paper "Who Are We" was read by Miss Blake of Ashfield. She said: We women were first entrusted with the message to the church, we are workers to whom God has entrusted time, talent and means. Are we making the best use of these? We must arouse from our indifference and search our own hearth, seeking to know what our work is. The missionaries cannot be clothed and fed by our sympathies and prayers, they need funds. A paper "What are we Doing"? Was road by Mrs, A. J. Lowry, Brussels, Tho society of the W. M. S. was organ- ized in. 1881, we have now 729 auxiliar- ies; 172 members. She ably pointed out the work done in school and missions in Japan and China and in the India work in B. 0. Nomination of District Organizer by ballot was unanimously in favor of Mrs. R. 3, Cuyler, Whitechurch. S. Kew of Whitechurch was elected as District Sect'y for the coming year. The con- secration service was conducted by Mrs, A. I. Brown of Whitechurch and the morning session closed with benediction pronounced by Mrs. R. 3. Cuyler. The afternoon session opened at 1.30 p. m. opening exercises conducted by Mrs, (Rev.) Holmes of Brussels. Sing- ing "Cast thy bread upon the waters". Prayer by Mrs. Cuyler. Scripture les- son, 91 psalm. Hymn 188. The minutes of morning session wore read and adopt- ed. In. the absence of the Kincardine delegate the subject '-United Study of Missions", was discussed. Mrs. Morton suggested that we pledge ourselves to study missions 10 minutes each day. The book "Via Christi" was discussed. Solo, "Are you a Reaper", was sung by Mrs. (Rev.) Vance of Bervie. A paper "Encouragements from Japan" was read by Mrs. Hogg of Wiugham. 40 years ago Japan was a nonentity in commerce. 80 years ago the Bible was printed in secret. In the 1st 6 months in 1901, 90,000 Bibles were sold. There are 43,000 native Protestant Christians now. There were only 10 natives baptised in the 1st 12 years, but God is marvellously pouring out his spirit in Japan at the present time, A paper on "The Reflex Influence of the W. M. S," was given by Miss M. J. McKee, Gerrie. 1st. Inflaeutle on the Foreign World. The homes and schools for caste women in India are doiug a good work. Women only eau do the work foawonion in many foreign lands. and. Influence on Homo church. The church is a home as well as a school. A church deaf to missions is a dead church. The church can he awakened by know- ing her duties, site needs to have a look- out on the world. She needs to abandon her ocoasional missionary service and let all be Missionary service and lot all � be missionary. 8rd. Individual Bless- ing—we are blessed intellectually and financially. 4th. Spiritual Blessing— what we are in, we will pray for. The study of missions leads us out of our own selfish interests. Round Table Conference was conduct- ed by Mrs. R. J. Cuyler. The Mission Band work was taken. up by Mrs. Field of Toeswfyter. The work among oar 1 oys anti girls is highly impprtant. No auxiliary can afford to do without a band. Active interest is based on knowledge, The band ought to be an inspiration to auxiliary workers to do their bust, as the children follow the example of those older, A paper on "Tho Missionary Work of the E. League" was read by Mrs, Pat- terson of 13elgrave. The luisaionary cause involves tiro whole object of E, L. work; our motto "Look Up" menus vision and having been ourselves refresh- ed we must "Lift Up" others. Looking up recognizes our dependence in Goel. I1 a League is a true one it will be thoroughly missionary. Trow to make the E. L. effective es a missionary. How to make the E. L. off active as a mission- ary force? By power of faith, prayer, deeper study, systematic anti liberal giving. The "fray, Study and Give," plan is a geed one, Personal interest in Henle one missionary will 1uoreas:l all interest in missions. Onv Ootnrtr'y's Foe.—Prayer meeting led by Mrs. Ball of Wingham. Collec- tion was taken up amounting to 0,05. Donation $5.00 from a friend. "Echoc1 from the Great Convention," Mrs. (Rev. ) A, G. Harris of Lucl;now, This conven- tion showed the grip missionary work had on our students. The afternoon session closed by doxol- ogy and benediction, pronounced by Mrs, R. J. Cuyler. S, KEW, Dist, Scety. Inflamed Nose and Throat And such diseases of the respiratory organs as Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, Cold in the Head, and Nasal Catarrh, are treated with anarvelous succuss on strict- ly scientific principles by Oatarrhozone. The medicated vapor of Oatarrhozoue quickly traverses every air prssage pos- sible to bo readied by any treatment. All soreness, pain congestion and in- flammation are at once dispelled, and by means of the healing powers of Catarr- hozone vitiated tissues are quickly re- stored. Where Catarrhozone is used colds last only ten minutes, coughs half an hour, and Catarrh, Consumption, Asthma and Bronchitis flee as from fire. A trial will convince anyone of the star- tling merit of Catarrhozone. Costs $1„ small size 25c. At Druggists, or Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont. Sold by A. L. Hamilton. Dr, Hamilton's Pills Cure Constipation, MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP. Here is an -idea, obtained fromiWm, McCrae of Guelph, that may be useful. "There is no reason," said he "why far- mers should not provide their own hard soap, just as in the old days they pro- vided their own soft soap. The making is a very simple matter. The ingredi- ents are:— "Four pounds caustic soda, "Eighteen pounds ordinary grease, "Five pounds resin, "Pint of salt, "Half teacupful borax, "The caustic soda and grease are put in a pot together with just enough water to nicely cover them. This mixture is allowed to simmer over a slow fire until the caustic soda has operated on • the grease. Then add the rest of the water, the salt, the borax, and boil. The rosin is added when the mass begins to thick- en. That will make the finest quality of hard soap, and it will keep three years. You can make fancy toilet soap, equal to the best you can get in the drugstore, by adding a little scent." • Completely Fagged Out. Tho world is full of sickly, despondent, tired, enervated people, all hopiug to be well some day. Tho surest road to health is along the way of taking Ferro - zone after meals. Forrozoue is a great appetizer and enables one to eat plenty of wholesome food without fear of in- digestion or dyspepsia. This result in the rapid formation of an abundance of red, vitalizing blood, which will restore the nerves, increase flesh and vigor, and nourish and feed every organ of the body. Ferrozone is an ideal restorative and invigorant. It is a tonic of unequal. merit that anyone can use with benefit. Price 50c, per box, or six boxes for $2.50, at druggists, or N. C. Polson & Co., Kingston, Ont. Sold by A.L.Hamilton. Four years ago Reeve Coyle of Col- borne purchased an orchard containing ton acres. The price was $2,600, The crop gathered from that orchard in 1900 netted, after all expenses were paide $2,130. Mr. Coyle made the following statement at au orchard meeting in Colborne recently :—"I shipped 800 bar- rels of apples from my orchard two years ago. The dealer to whom I con- signed them said they were the best apples he had ever sold in the Liverpool market. There were not five barrels of wormy or scabby apples in the lot. The superiority of this fruit was due to the fact that I had persistently cultivated the orchard and pruned and sprayed my trees. Cramps are Like Burglars They come unexpected and when least welcome, Be armed with a ono -minute euro in a bottle of Nerviline, which re- lieves cramps and stomach pains in five minutes. In Colic, Summer Complaint, Diarrhoea, Indigestion and Nauser, Ner- viline is a remedy of remarkable potency, and acts promptly and satisfactory at all times. The composition of Poison's Ner- viline expresses the highest medical pro- gress of the age, which accounts for its superior merit. Price 25c. Hamilton's Pills are Good Pills. MEETING OF THE HURON COUNTY COUNCIL. The summer session of the Council of the County of Huron will be held in the council chamber in the Town of Goderich, commencing at 3 o'clock p.nl. on the first Tuesday in June next. W. LANE, CLE1cn, Dated at Goderich this 21st day of May, BM, fia XXXINMOIXI Life Too Short To waste with an old sewutg eLtS machine, doing its work china y! sily, anti trying the patience of the mother who has sow much to do. rife is Happiert when you use the NEW WILLIAMS machine, Call and see our stock. Organs, Violins, Guitars —in fact for anything i11 the line of Music. D. BELL W1NGHAM Bost Solving Machine Oil. ' i t lig, of insi i'x Stout Values, The Leadiu StoreI9 uic�aItndg turuaSmall ProfitsSlil Prices. r r WHITEWEAR SPECIALS ISARD.& cos. Can't Be Excelled. These three words exactly express the general opinion of those who have seen our stock of Ladies' Whitewear and Shirt Waists. Big Assortment Low Prices Ladies' White Sk•irts In great variety;fwith deep embroidery, Tucked, Dust frill, fine cambric, well made, at ?5e, $1,00, $1.25, $2, $2.50. See our special $1.25 quality, selling now for $1.00 Corset Covers. Nicely made and trimmed, in the best styles, made to fit and wear well, at 15c. 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c. (35c, 75c. See our leader at 25c Ladies' Drawers. Well made, trimmed with deep embroidery and I tucked —25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 50c, Surprising value at 85c — ask to see them. Ladies' Night Gowns with good wide skirts, tucked yokes with fine embroidery, good quality of cambric, made to wear well -50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25. See our trade - winner at 75c, regular value $1.00. LADIES' WAISTS In the Latest Nxw YORK STYLES—open back or front, lots of work on them, and trimmed with embroidery and Lace insertion. Prices range thus -50c, 65c, 75c, $1, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50, ete, Ask to see our $ line, it beats them all FIRE ! FIRB Sale of damaged Prints now going on — they must be sold quick H. E. Isard & Co. Opp. Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce •°r". '.q'r '. .n met... ..J.. S! T. A. Mills has completed his assortment of Seed Corn, consisting of the fol- lowing varieties :— Flint varieties, Compton's Early, Saltzer's North Dakota, Angel of Midnight, Canadian Yellow, Snmt Nose. WI'IITE OAP DENT.—Its greatest merit lies in the fact that it is a strong rank grower with a good many tuckers. It will grow more bushels on poor thin laud than any other kind in the world. It stands the drouth better than GO other varieties grown in the same country. EARLY BUTLER DL+'NT,---The ears grow to a good size. and no corn itt cultivation will nutshell 1t, 70 lbs, of ears have shelled out (111 lbs. of shelled corn, leaving only 5, lbs, for the cobs. It has no equal. Wo have never had a complaint of this corn. Withstands drouth. CLOUD'S EARLY DENT. --Earliest of the heavy varieties, produces a large amount of early green fodder per acre, grows a good average freight, emnetvhat taller than rural thot oublrbred. t$TA13, L1L MlNG,--Ears are of good size, set low Sown, and nearly al- ways two good ears on each stalk ; deep grains, strong vigorone growth, :•talky, leafy nature, it great improvement on the old Learning. EARLY EAILEY.--A favorite in some sections, but not the best in the urorkc t, as it has been on the market some 15 yrs. ago with no special merit. L X. la --This new earn has been grown in Wisconsin, Nebraska, Michigan and is the best of all for silage and fodder corn, is hardy, a vigorous grower and natures early. The stock will grow to a height of 13 feet when well culti- vated. Don't fail to get for the silo or fodder. Call and see the size of colt, German Millet. Ilnugarian Seed. Silver 11,111 Blicltwheat. 'Save Log Mangle, the very choicest strains in market. Yellow intermediate Mangle. Royal Giant Sugar Beet, the largest and easily harvested. All kinds of ('lover vet in stock. Seed Oats, Century and Legoa. Manduehettri Harley, Black `lidless Barley, Flax. Seed. Ground Meal. All kinds Turnip Seed. T. A. MILLS.