The Wingham Advance, 1903-03-05, Page 5,
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i ne men -s a-ka,OUPS this county aro Mr, and Mrs. William Prices. �� Logbg
��� Stasis ar0ts
e Fluker, Sr., of West Wawanosh, the
I 1 1W 11111•• --Nine young men were fined $2.26 former being p8 years of age and Mrs. Stout Values, TQuick Returns
each at Dundalk for curling the rink
"Mywlfehadadeep-seatedcough � g in Flukey 0. They were both born In
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for three years. p = on Sundays. y
I urchased two - Count Cavan, Ireland and came to
4]mpK*k bottles of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, -A movement is on foot to establish Canada sixty years ago. It is over 57
large size, and It cured her cote- - telephones in Melanothon and Corbet• years since they settled upon 2nd con- Arrivals
pletely:' ton, Dufferin Connty, cession of West Wawanosh where they sorinz
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J. H. Burge, Macon, Col.
-•••John Murray, a young farmer. 86
have since continuously lived. They
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FOR ALL
Unprecedented
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Bargains �n Mens
Probabl you know of
v y
years of age, near Tavistock expired
were the first settlors on that line and
those who followed after them have had
powers
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t jam f� �1h jj p
Stomach Troubles
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cough medicines that re.
while out in the barn feeding the stock,
many a tale to tell of their hospitality.
100 pitch holes were counted on the
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a a d Youths Black S u ts.
; 1 i e v e little coughs, all
--S. F. M. O'Flynn, of Shelburne,
this week shipped 6,000 bushels of rye
Several years ago Mr, and Mrs. Flukor
celebrated their
suniption, Bronchitis flee as from fire.
A trialrywill convince any one of the
Men's Fine Overshoes ... ..... 1.85- 1.50 -
_ For Sale only by
coughs, except deep ones! ,
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to South Africa and 6,000 busbels of
oats to Cuba.
golden wedding and
their diamond jubilee is only three
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NewGoods
Costs $1.00, small size 25o. At Drug-
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The medicine that has
gists or Polson & Co., Kingston, Out.
Sold by A, L. Hamilton.
y ears distant. Ten children were born
Gordon Mooney sold the house west oP
Dr. Hamilton's Pills enre Constipation.
Felt lined Shoes (laced)....:... • • • • 1.35- 1.10
Dongola Shoes (lated):::::::;:: .... X25_ 18�a
These are a few special slues we had a chance to clear from the
;been curing the worst of,Oxford
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-Ratepayers of East Zorra
to them and it is remarkable that in
their nearly sixty years or wedded life
take possession, -This week John Cur-
rie sold his dwelling, opposite the Cober
stock of one of the largest Montreal Clothing Houses at about
two-thirds regular value. The quantities are small and cannot be
deep coughs for sixty
i ,
is Ayers Cherry 1
county, are petitioning the County
Conuoil to purchase the toll roads of
death has never yet, vacated a chair.
Their family consists or; Thomas In
IN UNDERCLOTHING
replaced at anything like the price, so our advice is -Come and see,
;years
the county.
Men's Fleece or Wool Shirts, all sizes... Regular Price $ .50 -Cut Price $ .38
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eoltite stare for the
Every department is crowded with the
then buy if you aro satisfied.
a pectoral.
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-Horses are away up in price this
Calgary, Alberta; Geo. of Carberry,
Man., Mrs, Archibald Gillespie, Grand
fl
with the oat flavor, which many
latest In New Goods f01 spring and
When all others fail,
'+ Three dzaee 46c.,enon h for an ordinary -
year, says the Port Elgin Times. Alex-
Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Thos. Crawford
give us a trial. Your
summer weal'.
of $10.W BLACK TS ' cola; 10o., iu.t right for bronchitis, hoarw. i Galbraith paid $650 for a team near Blyth; William in Clinton; John at
SUI $7.00 1 for chion c Hl of ann'to keo pcst on i u d m1ca1 } Kincardine, George Craig paid R. Mor- home; Mrs. J. McMullen of Lucknow; �r
7 only Youths' Black Venetian Worsted Suite, sizes at neat
33. long Pants, a. o. 11, I co., i owoll, hcaaa. � risou, of Walkerton, 9 400 for a span of Mrs. Robert Stalker of Auburn; Samuel New Dress G�oodS
vest single breasted, high fitting with collar, cont neat fitting, lined r , • +• ,+ _+� + • W daivers, $380 for a draft team, and $200 of Blyth; Mrs. Arch. Robertson of Au -
with black Italian ; these Suits are winners at $10.00 but wo got thein y
right, and you can have the choice for ...... .......................... $7.00 for a draft horse.. burls. Dir• and Mrs. Fluker are enjoy- DON'T FORGET. I y' Black Goods a Specialty.
$14.50 SUITS $10.50 -"I have not withdrawn from the Ing good health for their advanced
10 only Men's Black Worsted Snits, sizes 34 to 44, single breasted coat, THAT contest, nor shall I do so. I shall fight years. That they may celebrate their Two factors unmistakeably stamp this progressive
Italian twill lining, vest high fitting, pants neat shape, these Suits to the finish of the election." So writes diamond wedding is the earnest wish of department -Variety and Value.
were made to sell at $14.60 -oar price................................$10.50 LISTOJNEL Dr. Chaunonhouso who has lou ago the numerous friends of these worthy
g g Crepe de chine Serges Broadcloths
$1.100 SUITS $10.00 announced himself the Liberal candi• pioneers. -(Clinton News Record. Amazon Pirle Satin Cloth Pin Stripes
3 ons Mens Clay Worsted Suits, sizes 38. 39, 40, coat and vest bound date for North Renfrew, in den in
y y Y g_ Poplins Henriettas Snowflake effects
Is the place to got value for your money.
with silk braid, cut in latest style, well worth $14 -our price ......... $10.00 rumours of his retirement. Zibelines Grenadines Lustres
$250 BLACK PANTS $200 Opens Jan. 5th, 1903. Two Courses -Com --Great rices were realized' at the Cramps are Like Burglars. Soliels Venetians Cravenettes
inertial and Shorthand.P
Y 9 Pairs Men's Black Worsted Serge Pants, all sizes, worth $2.50 and Send for College Journal. auction sale of Mr. Smyth, con. 14, They come unexpected and when .•- �..^.�...�.�.... .......................
$2.75 -our price ............................ ........$2.00 Bruce township, on Tuesday of last least welcome. Be armed with a one-
, """""""" "" C. A. PLEMING A. L. MCINTYRE mlDute cure in a bottle of Nerviline, Dress Trimmings in Sequins, Medallions,
$1.25 YOUTHS KNICKERS $1.00 President seey, week. One milch cow sold for $62, relieves clamp and stomach pains vi five Gimps, Braids, Ornaments, Laces, Appliques,
27 Pairs Youths' Black and Blue Worsted Knicker Pants, sizes 22 to 32, while the lowest went to $50.50. Five minutes. In Colic, Summer Complaint, Sequin Netts, etc.
well worth from $1.25 to $1.40 -our price..............................$1.00 yearling averaged from $32 to $37 and Diarrhoea, Indigestion and Nausea.
$12.00 OVERCOATS $9.00 fonr three olds brought $208. A two Nerviline is a remedy of remarkable��
$40 1 n Cash Free year old colt sold for $143 and a brood Potency, and acts promptly and satin- New English and Scotch Zephyr and Gin hams.
8 only Men's Heavy Cheviot Cloth Overcoats, sizes 3i to 42, well worth y factory at all times. The composition g P 3'1 Ging
hams.
price........................................................ $9.00 sow at $28. Even implements went of Poison's Nerviline expresses the Staple and fancy mercerized Prints.
$8.00 OVERCOATS $5.00 q' N'� well, a cream separator realizing $60 highest medical progress of the age,
7 only Men's Overcoats, all sizes, some long and some short coats, worth n;� j ���t' and secondhand waggon $51, which accounts for its superior, merit. English and American Fancy Dress Muslins.
$7.00, $8.00 and 9.00 -our rice............ - Price ami
$ P "" """"""""""'$o'er •�•�- � - Hamilton's Pills are Good Pills. Fancy Spring Blousings.
"7 Completely Fagged Out.
AMERICAN SHIRTS:
The world is full of sickly, tired, ener- New Patterns in Silkettes, Chambrays, Lawns,
14 Doz. Alen's Working Shirts in black and white stripe Duck, good To be awarded at Provincial Winter Fair vated people, all hoping to be well some ELECTRIC RAILWAYS. Pongettes, Sateens, etc.
lengths and width, sizes 14 to 17, two qualities, prices... ..50c and 75c 1903, for best pair of Nat Cattle fed with day. The surest road to health is along
s the way of taking Ferrozone after
Wothington, s Canadian Stock Tonic. meals. Ferrozone is a great appetizer Electricity as a motive power is gain- Latest in Whitewear, Blouses and Wrappers
COLORED SHIRTS. The sweepstake fat cattle at Chicago and and enables one to Cat plenty of whole-
, Guelph lvtntcr Faire 1902. n ere fe with some food without fear of indigestion or fug ground, The annual report to the
Just arrived, a nice assortment of Mens Colored Shirts, hard :VORTHINOTON'S OANADIAN STOOTC Toxic. An dyspepsia. The results in the rapid for- department of railways and Canals Large stock of NEW Carpets,
s 131} to 18 -choice ......................$1.00 evidence of the ood results farmers and feed- mation of an abundance of red vitalize' : g pts, Rugs, Art Squares,
and soft bosoms size g
ore would obtain by feeding a genuine stook shows that there are 668 miles Of else• �11ClOtht3 LIIIOlenms Curtains etc.
food; not an American fad. Horses look bet. Ing blood. which will restore the nerves, f i
ter, feed better, drive better, sell bettor, when increase flesh and victor, and nourish trio railway laid in Canada. Tho gross
.11' u _u_ LIN]E�D COATS. fed with WORTHINGTON'S STOCK Toxic• and feed ever organ of the body. Per• capital invested is $41,593,068, of which
DRAR SIR.- rezone is an ideal restorative and invi municipal and other aid composed $173 Boot & Shoe department is complete with the
$40.(X1 FOR $25.00
Have used WORTHINTTO:I'9 STOOK g' P P ,-
Coats Toxic
ox 1 my s�oe year
r and hait ve
been
e e g gain iIt oratit. It is a tonic of unequalled 000. The number of miles in operation _ latest and best Footwear. Special Values.
2 only Gents Fur Lined Goats left • we are going to sacrifice them ;' we merit that anyone can use with benefit. _,
g g faction, and would advise all farmers and price 50C. per box, or six boxes for $2.60 is 667. The gross earnings were $6,486,- .....�............
do not want to carry them over till next season, we need the money. feeders of stook to use it.
These Coats are all wool Beaver Cloth Shell, Marriot lined, German Yours faithfully. at Druggists, or N. 0. Polson & Co., 438; increase, $778,155; the working ex- Clothing. -A large stock TAILOR-BIADE spring
L. MOSES. Kingston, Out., sold by A. L. Hamilton. penses, $3,802 855: increase,$367,092,
Otter Roll collar and made right-up-to•the•min ute, well worth $40- December 20, 1902. Avonton P. 0. A Suits in all sizes. High Quality, Low Prices.
• to clear...... ... .......$25.00
. ........ ............................... „ leaving the not earnings $2,683 683; iu-
' 19-1b. Bos, 200 foods, boo; b0•lb. Suck, $... _ _ ,, �............
crease, $350,463. There wero passengers =-
Just arrived, a nice assortment of Gents' Ties in Strings, Puffs in MANUFACTURED BY Brussels. carried, 137,681,402; increase, 16,744,746. INSPECTION INCITED.
Polka Dot, etc., also the latest tobac color. The Worthington Drug Co. H. J. Morden, formerly of the Stan- Freight carried amounted to 266,182
dard Bank, Brussels, who married Miss tons; decrease, 21,744. • . -�, .. , ,
GUELPH. Wilson, of this town, has been appoint- y� as IS��'� Co.
The� ������ - ed Maria or of the Metro olitan Banki 1 +� For Sale and Guaranteed by at Pictou, Ont. Inflamed Nose and Throat.
R. • Co. A, H, Carr Wingham Before removing from Brussels H. And such diseases of the respiratory Opp, Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce
Agar & Earls - Lucknow and Mrs. Ham were presented %ith a organs as Bronchitis. Weak Lungs '
Noble Gerry - Brussels fine large framed photo of the Brussels Cold in the head, and Nasal Catarrh
Wm, Messer - Bluevaleale treated with marvelous success on
.Methodist church, accompanied by an strictly scientific principles by Catarrh-
-SIGN OF
OF 1HE BEAR address, as a memento of the kindly re- ozone. The medicated vapor of Oatar•
1V d ' I,; 1 tl h ld rhozoue quickly traverses event' air -ns-
f.,
Ar
Special Prices for 10 Days Only
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gar un w uc i iey were o
Two new plate glass windows were
placed in the Strettou block to replace
sage possible to be reached by any treat -
meat. All soreness, pain, congestion
and inflammation are at once dispelled,
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FOR ALL
damaged
and by means of the healing of
get our prices ; it will cost you nothing to find
money. Our
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the ones last week. The win-
powers
NOTE A FEW PRICES:
t jam f� �1h jj p
Stomach Troubles
dows were cracked by the settliDg of
the walls some time ago.
g
Catairhozone the vitiated tissues are
quickly restored. Where Cataminut s,
is used colds last only ten minutes,
will be able to say as others have said-
100 pitch holes were counted on the
coughs half an hour, and Catarrh Con -
Men's Heavy Overshoes ................Regular Price $1.60 -Cut Price $1.30
1.50- "" 1.25
TRY
219/ miles of road North of Brussels on
interested
suniption, Bronchitis flee as from fire.
A trialrywill convince any one of the
Men's Fine Overshoes ... ..... 1.85- 1.50 -
_ For Sale only by
Tnesda The municipalities
ystartlinl-
merit of Catarrhozone.
Ladies' Felt Shoes, Fur trimmed...... ... 1.75- 1.35 -
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should take action on this main travel-
Costs $1.00, small size 25o. At Drug-
1.50- 1.15
Cardinal Slippers. ...... 1.35- 1.05
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led road both North and South,
gists or Polson & Co., Kingston, Out.
Sold by A, L. Hamilton.
Low 'Shoes, Fur tlinnmed...... 1.00- ?5 -
Gordon Mooney sold the house west oP
Dr. Hamilton's Pills enre Constipation.
Felt lined Shoes (laced)....:... • • • • 1.35- 1.10
Dongola Shoes (lated):::::::;:: .... X25_ 18�a
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his presont residence to James Fulton,
of Morris township, who will shortly
2.00- 1.G0
• • • • 1.75- 1.45
take possession, -This week John Cur-
rie sold his dwelling, opposite the Cober
Ogilvie1 s Rolled Oats
..........
• 1.60- 1.30
Carriage Carriage Works, to Joseph H. Bowman,
IN UNDERCLOTHING
We guarantee an ab-
of Grey, who moves to it next week.
The price paid was $750. Mr. Borvmau
is not a fad nor a fake, but is
Men's Fleece or Wool Shirts, all sizes... Regular Price $ .50 -Cut Price $ .38
• • •
eoltite stare for the
recently sold his farm to N. Cardiff, of
the genuine Oatmeal properly
milled, free halls and seeds,
• .75- ; ; ; : .55
1.25- .90
most distressing cases.
Morris township•
fl
with the oat flavor, which many
Men's Heavy Cape in Blue and Black.... • • • • 1.25- 1.00
When all others fail,
Saturday last Wm. G., Mackhem, of
other meals lack -we don't ask
• 1.50- 1.15
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give us a trial. Your
Buffalo, N. Y., brother of Mrs. John
5C a lb. either. With Ogilvie's
•70- •60
• 50-
money refunded if we
Long, of Brussels, died from blood poi-
Rolled Oats and LAKE of TIM
"" .... . .40
do not satisfy,
somag, after illness of four weeks, aged
spoons FLOUR, we are sura to
IN MEN'S SUITINGS.
. 87 years. Deceased was a carpenter by
trade and received a cut or scratch from
please the public, as those two
large firms the
Now is the time to ick out our a suit when rices are so low. Just _
p y , p
. a saw on his hand. It is supposed the
will produce
best or none. Try a small sack
10 days to do so; you should take advantage of this great sale. =
LASS
dye from his mitten poisoned the
wound and the result was as above stat-
of each and judge for yourself.
T, or Sale only, at
Everything Guaranteed First-class Pleasure to Show Goods
ea. <1 wife and two children survive.
The funeral took place in Kineardiue on
th
Chemist 5e Druggist ;
I Tuesday.
i The Baud lues a call from Goi tie for
9
All Carr s
om as • I
Office G.N.W. Tel. Co.
; Friday, March 13th. There will be a
large delivery of agricultural imple-
(MARKET SQUARE).
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Lake Superior Herring, the largest and firm-
est fish on the market -$4.50 per keg.
Lake Superior Trout, fall catch, extra choice,
fully guaranteed -$6.50 per keg.
Lake Huron Trout, summer catch, not guar-
anteed -$5.00 per keg.
Fresh Fish, from Colpoy's Bay, caught by the
Indian:? through the ice, extra flavor -10c lb.
direct
Is
at griffin's
s . mer" is there on that day and they want
some music to celebrate the event.
Lockridge Bros, have received and
laced part of the new machiner; in
'(11�t1t1�1ti�It�11�t411t1141tE1tT� their Woolen Mills and have started 1903 SPRING 1903
= operations. Within a short time they
=• expect to have all the machinery in
H A P P E D place and employ 18 or 20 hands for a
.` "'.r start.
Seedb e
Lucknow.
Mrs. John Mckenzie Sr. of Holyrood,
slipped on the ice at leer door and broke
her hip bone. She is upwards of 82
years of age.
On Tuesday last one of the largest if
not the lagest load of wheat ever
brought into town was delivered at the
Farmers' Elevator by John O'Reilly of
Ashfiold. The load consisted of 178
bus. of oats and 17 bus. 4 lbs. of wheat.
The total weight was over three and a
half tons,and while Mr. O'Reilly's team
"''--•,� is not very large and the roads were not
the best he is to be congratulated.
.:; One by one the old settlers of the
o section are passing away to that bourne,
from whence no traveller has returned.
Mr. Isaac Martin who had been a resi-
t dent of this section for over 40 years,
died on Vridgy last in the 75th year of
his age. He was widely known, ospeci-
ally among the earlier pioneers of the
s place, and many years ago, was one of
the first hotel proprietors in Lucknow.
For several years he had been in decline
IIng health and lived a retired life and
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ru wne highly respected.
T. A. MILLS has just completed his stock of: -Common Red, Mammoth,
Alsike and Lucerne Clover ; Timothy Seed, all Canadian grown and careful-
ly selected as to quality.
Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Red Top, White Scotch Superior
Oats, Improved American, first year in this part.
Speltz, Spring Wheat ; for taking the place of Barley, Millet, Ilungarian,
Buckwheat and Rape.
MANGOLDS.- Saw Logs, Intermediate, Yellow Giant Sugar Beet,
Half Long, white Field Carrot.
TURNIP SEED. -The best kinds, including Kangaroo and Perfection;
Dutch Set Onions ; English Multiplier, Potato Onions ; all kinds of small
Seeds ; all kinds of the best Silo Corn, and thoroughly matured for growth.
Don't Forget -Headquarters for Seeds.
HANDb
Is made when you choose our store as the
-
can be instantly
place to buy your Furniture. Stock Large-
.r
cured by using
Prices Right. Before buying elsewhere, just
lr
get our prices ; it will cost you nothing to find
money. Our
' F ' reses
them out, and you may save
.,, guarantee goes with every article we sell,
Come and see us. Price our goods, and you
tthat
Italian
will be able to say as others have said-
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you wish you had known before, what
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a fine stock we have and what reasonable
d
prices we sell for. Try here next time and
get a surprise.
_ For Sale only by
Walker eros. & Boltonw
Colin A. Campbell
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Furniture Deglerg & Undertakers
;:;ttlitttllfill lll Sill) )Ill I11111
Lucknow.
Mrs. John Mckenzie Sr. of Holyrood,
slipped on the ice at leer door and broke
her hip bone. She is upwards of 82
years of age.
On Tuesday last one of the largest if
not the lagest load of wheat ever
brought into town was delivered at the
Farmers' Elevator by John O'Reilly of
Ashfiold. The load consisted of 178
bus. of oats and 17 bus. 4 lbs. of wheat.
The total weight was over three and a
half tons,and while Mr. O'Reilly's team
"''--•,� is not very large and the roads were not
the best he is to be congratulated.
.:; One by one the old settlers of the
o section are passing away to that bourne,
from whence no traveller has returned.
Mr. Isaac Martin who had been a resi-
t dent of this section for over 40 years,
died on Vridgy last in the 75th year of
his age. He was widely known, ospeci-
ally among the earlier pioneers of the
s place, and many years ago, was one of
the first hotel proprietors in Lucknow.
For several years he had been in decline
IIng health and lived a retired life and
-
ru wne highly respected.
T. A. MILLS has just completed his stock of: -Common Red, Mammoth,
Alsike and Lucerne Clover ; Timothy Seed, all Canadian grown and careful-
ly selected as to quality.
Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Red Top, White Scotch Superior
Oats, Improved American, first year in this part.
Speltz, Spring Wheat ; for taking the place of Barley, Millet, Ilungarian,
Buckwheat and Rape.
MANGOLDS.- Saw Logs, Intermediate, Yellow Giant Sugar Beet,
Half Long, white Field Carrot.
TURNIP SEED. -The best kinds, including Kangaroo and Perfection;
Dutch Set Onions ; English Multiplier, Potato Onions ; all kinds of small
Seeds ; all kinds of the best Silo Corn, and thoroughly matured for growth.
Don't Forget -Headquarters for Seeds.