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NEW GOODS
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Sort Mber 17, 1903.
THE WINGUAM ADVANCE.
THE MEN'S STORE NEWS
Crowder's Tailored Overcoats
riot Made to Order, But Made to Fit,
JUST TO LAND. -The very best value in
,%' Overcoats ; latest styles at lowest prices.
Boys' Pea Jackets, all sizes $2.00 to $1.00
Boyd' Overcoats, all sizes $3,50 to $7.00
Youths' Overcoats, sizes 91 to 35 $1.50 to $10.00
Men's Overcoats, sizes 80 to 44 $6.00 to $21.00
WINIMMEIMI
Men's
CRAVENETTE WATERPROOF COATS.
Sizes 34 to 40 - $10.00, $12.00, $16.00
These are the very latest in cut and style, fall length Coats, new taloa
pockets, and are the really only useful coats for tall wear,
GUARANTEED WATERPROOFS. - Men's Black Raglanette
• Waterproof Coats, sizes 35 to 46 chest, made right up-to-date,
well worth $10.00 - your choice $7,75
BOYS' SUITS $1.75 to $15.00 YOUTHS' SUITS $3 00 to $7.00
MEN'S SUITS $4.50 to $10.00
All the latest novelties in '.PIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, SOX,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, SHIRTS, ETC.
The R. H. Crowder Co.
Latest in Hats
Latest in Caps
OUR PRICES
MAKE US BUSY
During the past week we have been placing into stock
new designs in Bedroom Suites at $ i r.00, $ t 3.5o, $16.5o,
$18.00, $25.00, which will delight you if requiring anything
in that line.
Sideboards at $12.00, $ r 6.00, These medium priced
boards would gladden the heart Pf any housewife.
Ball Bros.' Couches are preferable to medicine for
removing pains and aches. See what we have at $6.5o,
$7.00, $8.00 and upwards ; for style and comfort cannot be
beaten.
12 Children's Writing Desks with raised lid and
comfortable chair to match, clearing them out at $z.75. To
see these unique outfits means to buy.
Try us for Mattrasses and Wire Springs.
Now would be a good time to have your Lounges and
Chairs re -upholstered ; we carry a good line of coverings and
being practical upholsterers, can do your work promptly.
See our $1;75 Fancy Arm Rocker with leather seat.
UNDERTAKING
Residence -Patrick
St., Sth house West
of Hamilton's Drug
Store. Night calla
receive prompt at-
tention.
Ball Bros.
The People's Furniture Store
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H. PARK'S
Jewelry Store
Macdonald Block Wingham.
Every Box of
*DoUg\ass'
`%spevsia
'ab\ets
is guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction in all
cases of Stomach trouble
-if not, money refund-
ed: Try a box and be
convinced.
I have room for two
students in Telegraph
office.
R. A. DOIIGLASS
Chemist & Druggist
Oface O.N.W. Tel. Co.
s r, •.GNU 5 4tons
-Messrs. Vrooluan of Fegus sold their*
span of driving horses for $800.
-The London Time is the authority
for the statement that in thirty.tour
years 45,000 children have been sent to
Canada.
---During the past season Messrs.
Beatty Bros, of. Forgo manufactured
and sold about 2400 of their celebrated
horse forks,
-Mr. Thos, Strong, of Arran, says
that from seven Cows he received value
for 224 pounds of butter during the
month of July, This is a good test,
which proves that each cow averages
over one pound of butter each day.
-The late train on Monday when
going at the rate of a mile a.minute near
Cargill struck five head of Cattle belong,
ing to Joseph Glancy. Fortunately the
train was not thrown off the track,
Mr. Clancy figures his loss at six hund-
red and flfty dollars,
-A calf six and one-half months old,
weighing 775 pounds, is not a usual
thing, but J. Hiscock, of Arden, Man.
is the owner of the grade calf that age
and weight that won the first prize of
$10O donated by The Oarnefac Stook
Food Co. at the Winnipeg Exhibition,
-While thirty or forty men were
running in the rain from the crowded
baseball grounds at Crotona Park, N.
Y., a bolt of lightning struck in the
very centre of them, Ten.or fifteen of
the fleeing throng were knocked fiat,
one boy was killed, and seven or eight
were scorched.
-At Alliston, on the 1st inst., $5,800
was paid out to the farmers of that
vicinity for alsike by one firm. One
farmer reported having got thirty-five
bushels from seven acres, for which he
was paid 86 a bushel. All those who
bad a]sike report a fair harvest, a few
exceptions being in the case of those
who wore overtaken by rain.
-On Thursday night of last week some
cowardly thieves entered the farm be-
longing to Geo. Geddes, Con. 2 Bruce
where Gottohalk's threshing outfit was
left for the night and stripped it of all
the fixtures that could be removed and
parried them away with them. Besides
doing this they turned the tap on the
water glass so it would show a sufficient
quantity of water required for the boiler
and then nearly emptied the boiler by
turning the blow -off tap. The nefarious
scoundrels no doubt thought that Mr.
Gottchalk would lire up first thing in
the morning and leave the engine till
steam would get up, as is often done
and thereby ruin his boiler. Some of
the belt and engine fixtures were found
on the roadside on Saturday at noon
near twenty sideline where it is suppos-
ed they were leit by the guilty parties
who had them hid in a small swamp.
It cost Mr. Gottchalk $90 to replace the
missing artioles and had just got his
machine in running order when the
stuff was found. -Kincardine Review.
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To Break up a Cold quickly.
All you require is a little sugar, a
glass of hot wa ter, thirty drops of Ner-
viline. Take it hot. In the morning
you will wake up without a cold. Ner-
viline is good for other things -such as
toothache, neuralgia, rheumatism. For
pains inside and pains outside Nerviline
is simply marvelous. Druggists sell it.
West Wawanosh.
Auburn, evaporator is expeoted to bo
in full blast in a, few days.
The remains of Aura Cozens, the be.
loved wife of Wtn, MoWhinney, of
Aslifield, were interred in Dungannon
cemetery on Wednesday, 2nd, inst.
Owing to the unfavorable weather on
Labor Day, the picnic which was to be
held at Port Albert, 'under• the auspices
of the teachers and pupils of Dungan-
non public sohool, did not take place,
John Bowers, for many years a resid-
ent of Dungannon, who went to the
Soo about a year ago, is visiting the
scenes of his former home. Ile was a
memberof West Wawanosh council for
several years and was also a member of
the county council for some time dur-
ing his residence here.
On the 2nd inst. one of the earliest
settlers of this township passed calmly
away. Betsy Mason, relict of the late
David McAllister, was born in the Pro-
vince of Quebec, near the city of Mont-
real, where she spent her youthful days.
Followiug the westward flow of emi-
gration she and her late husband hoped
to procure a home for themselves in the
wilds of Upper Canada, coming to this
township forty-eight years ago. taking
up their residence on the lot where she
has since resided, The hardships incid-
ent to a pioneer hfe were undergone,
after the erection of a house of the kind
peculiar to that primitive age, in the
midst of the forest.. It was a time
when she as well as others took their
places logging all day and attending to
their household duties at night, even
long after the head of the household
was wrapt in slumber. Her husband
died twenty-three years ago. She was
in her seventy-seventh year. A consis-
tent member of the Presbyterian churoh,
she fell asleep in the bright hope,
through the merits of her Saviour, of
enjoying that eternal rest which He has
promised to all that love Him.
Men's
Suitings.
We have now the most
beautiful and complete stock
ever put on the Wingham
Market in the way of Men's
Suitings.
In all the latest designs
and materials at very reason-
able prices. You will have
no difficulty in selecting a
suit to suit.
In fit and workmanship
we take a back seat for n�
one.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Robt0 Maxwell
High Art Tailor
Rheumatism is a Constituitonal
Disease.
The pain and localized conditions are
mere results of constitutional conditions.
Poisoned blood sends its evil influence
to various parts of the body, and to
cure permanently you must treat it con-
stitutionally. Nothing so completely
dispels these poisons from the system as
Ferrozone. It makes new blood. It
imparts vitality and vigor, enabling the
system to throw off the potions that
engender rheumatism. Ferrozone. also
fortifies the system against the weaken-
ing effects of rheumatism, and cures
not simply relieves as most medioines
do. Sold by all druggists.
Howick.
John Patterson jr., 2nd line east, has
the excavating done ready for the stone-
work of a new house that he intends
having well on its way of erection this
fall and winter.
Mr. Andrew Brown, of the 911i con.,
has bought a half -acre lot, just south of
Mr. S. Johnston's, from Mr. Thos. Gib-
son for $150 and will erect a fine brick
residence on it next spring.
Mr. B. S. Cook of Fordwich who has
been using crutches for about two
weeks, has laid them aside and is now
able to move aronnd without them al-
though still quite lame.
There are thousands of bushels of oats
and peas out in the fields and at time of
writing the prospects for getting them
in in good shape are bad indeed.
Reeve Strong and Councillor Spotton
let the contract of straightening out the
Clifford-Lalcolet road at Mr. Hunt's,
and contractor Rogers got it at $60 for
grading, eto., and 22o per yard for
gravel, the job to be completed by the
1st of October.
The special revival services which
have recently been held at Mayne under
the leadership of Miss Bertha Mossip,
assisted by the pastor, Rev. D. Rogers,
came to a 'close last Friday evening.
Miss Monis) is a very exemplary young
lady, thoroughly posted in the word of
God, a fluent speaker, a sweet singer,
an earnest pleader, and all ]ler heart is
filled with the spirit of the Master
whom she serves.
The Bell Telephone Co. have a gang
of nine men extending- the lice from
Fordwich to Harriston, The line will
be built two miles and a half up the 6th
con., then across to the Oth and along
the Oth to Harriston.
Wingham
Brussels.
There were 146 passengers ticketed to
Toronto from Brussels during the Exhi-
bition.
The bricklayers are making good pro-
gress at the new residence of Mr. I.
Richards.
Thos. Ennis has sold his house and
lot to John Budd of Morris township,
who is moving into Brussels to live.
W. H. McCracken, the Fall Fair vet-
eran, is preparing his exhibit for the
coming campaign. Ile will have a fine
display and will not be easily beaten.
Brussels Oddfellows intend going to
Wingham on Thanksgiving Day to at-
tend an At Home arranged by the I. O.
F. at which degrees will be demonstrat-
ed and Grand Lodge officers present.
Some of the night performances on
Turnberry street and Victoria Park on
recent dates have reached such a pitch
that prompt measures are demanded
from the authorities to stop it at once.
A welcome visitor to his home and
friends in Brussels is Fred. Hunter, son
of Mrs. Alex, Hunter. He is now engag-
ed in the ministry of the Methodist
church in Idaho and has spent 2 years
on his probation.
Dickson Bros. of McKillop township
delivered at Brussels station on Tuesday
to E. Watson, cattle buyer of Blyth, 57
head of fine export steers. They aver-
aged in weight 1449 lbs each and were
sold at $4.65 per hundred. Andrew
Hislop of Grey township delivered to
the same buyer some 12 head of very
superior cattle.
This week Alex. McLennan and Chas.
Broadfoot, both of Seaforth, took pos-
session of the American Hotel, in Brus-
sels, having arranged a 3 year lease
with the proprietor, H. James. The
latter did this solely in the interests of
Mrs. James' health and their object
now will be to seek rest and change of
air and scene for her complete convale-
scence which we hope will not be long.
Mr. and Mrs, James purpose making
their home in Brussels,
While holidaying at Kincardine dur-
ing the recent vacation Russell Heist,,
the nine year old son of Wm. Heist of
that town, but who makes his home
with his grandparents in Brussels, be-
came a young hero quite unexpectedly.
Two boys named Oumhp, 8 and 10 years
respectively, were bathing and got into
deep water and were in imminient dan-
ger of drowning. Russell ran to their
rescue and with water well near the
top of his head brought the two lads
safely to shore.
Consumption is Infetious.
Every precaution should be taken to
prevent its spread of the White Plague.
Persons coming in contact with con-
sumptives should inhale Catarrhozone
soVeral times each day as it is a power•
ful destroyer of disease germs, and ren -
dors thorn inecnioas. CatarrhozOne is
a most eficient preventive and may be
thornu h] relied upon t
o
promote ex-
pectorti, soothe the cough, and bene-
fit in may ways too numerous to men-
tion. Both from a medical and scienti-
fie point of view Catarrhozone is the
most valuable addition to the most arm-
ament against consumption. Ite merit
cannot bo too warmly applauded. Sohl
at all druggists, two mouths' treatment
rice 1, small size 20.px ty' mall fromN. 0. poison & Co. .
FALL FAIRS.
WmN: n u -Sept. 24-25.
Blyth -Oct, 6-7.
Milverton -Sept. 24-25.
Stratford-Oot. 7.
Teeswater-Oct. 8.
Palmerston -Sept. 23,
Collingwood-Sept. 22-25.
Peterboro-Sept. 22.24.
Stratbroy-Sept. 23-25.
Walkerton -Sept. 23-24.
Harriston-Sept. 25.,
Wiarton-Sept. 29.
Listowel -Sept. 30.
Lucknow-Oct. 2.
Gorrie-Oct. 3.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Ladles* Favorite,
Ts the only safe, reliable
regulator on which woman
can depend. "In the hour
and time of need."
Prepared In two degrees of
Strength.
No g1 -Por ordinary No.
/ • Is by far the beat dolla>,
medicine known.
Nb. 2 --For special caacs-1O 4pgtee4
htronger---three dollars per box.
Ladles -ask your druggist for Cook's
as tail p fleet
xtu es antd. Take
tare
dangerous. No. 1 and NO. 2 aro sold and
recommended by all druggists in the Do-
aninion of Canada. Mailed to any address
on receipt of_vrice and four 2 -cent postage
litanly.& wag OsiO3a CotnpanYR 1
VViudsor/ bear,
No.1 and No. 2 aro sold in Wingham by
A; L. itatgtltob It. A. non, lass. O. A.
cantpbeli and w. maxtbbon,-druggists.
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SHOES
People are finding
out that the Button
Block is the place
to buy Shoes. All
new stock to choose
from.
J.' Button & Co.
To The Public.
Slim Prices.
Stout Values.
The LStore ZViet"u:1Q
(Carpet Department on 2nd Floor)
New Carpets, Oilcloths and
Linoleums, Table Covers, Art
Squares, Rugs and Mattings
Our Carpet Department is complete with a large stock
of all kinds of floor coverings ; it will be to your interest
to see our big range of new patterns, at prices 'which
you can't afford to overlook.
Our ever increasing Business is ample proof of the
sterling values in all our goods.
Special Prices in Carpets.
1 piece Union Carpet yard wide, regular price 35c, Sale 25c
2 pieces Tapestry Carpet, regular price 45c, Sale 35e
2 pieces Tapestry Carpet, choice pattern, res. price 50c, Sale 40c
3 pieces Union Carpet yard wide. regular price 50c, Sale 42c
1 piece All Wool Carpet yard wide, regular price 75c, Sale 600
3 pieces All Wool Carpet yard wide, regular price 85c, Sale 75c
Special Values in Curtains.
A line of Tapestry Curtains 3 yd. long, reg. value $3.00, Sale... $2.50
5 pairs Tapestry Curtains 3 yd. long, reg. value $3.50, Sale $2.95
10 pairs new pattern Lace Curtains 3i yds. long, reg. $1.25, Sale$1.00
6 pairs wide Lace Curtains 342 yds. long, reg. value $1.50, Sale. ,$1.25
8 pairs extra fine Lace Curtains 3k yds. long, reg, $2.50, Sale $2.00
6 pairs Lace Curtains choice design, 3} ycls. long, reg. $3, Sale$2.50
Newest patterns of Oilcloths and Linoleums in stock
. from 18 inches .to 12 feet wide.
Frilled Muslin Curtain materials, different widths in
stock, sold by the yard.
A. large stock of Blankets, Quilts, Flannel Sheeting,
etc., will be found on 2nd floor. You can save money
buying here where Prices are always the Lowest.
H. E. Isa.rd. Sc, Co.
L Opp. Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce
Having purchased the inter-
est -.and good -will of Mr.
Ames, I am now the Wing -
ham agent for the world-
renowned Massey -Harris Co.
and wish to advise the public
that I will keep in stock a full
line of this Company's make
of unequalled Implements,
etc. Also agent for Kent's
2oth century Manure Distri-
butor, and the Waterloo En-
gines and Separators. A few
of the Wm. Gray & Son's
celebrated Buggies were
bought at rock -bottom prices
and must be sold to make
room for fall stock.
Alf. Glover
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Agent - Wingham
C. HAMILTON
AUCTIONEER
Br.YTii - ONT.
30 rears experience. 1 have conducted over
30)G successful Auction Sales in the County
of Huron, and as a rule get batter prices and
sell to better men. Orders left at AnvANc1
Ofltco, Wingham, will receive prompt attn.
tion, Terns reasonable. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Phone or telegraph at any expense.
IT PAYS BEST IN THB END.
THE CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM - ONT.
With its 27 years of successful work to its
credit, stands without aicer in Canada in the
line of Brsno sa or Shortland training.
300 students }mused in, good }uosilioll$ in the
D olot'en nnonlhs shows what w0 do fes
our atudonts when graduated.
College Reopened for i'all Term. Sept. 1st.
Our Catalogue is the handsomest issued by
sens ncss school in the Dominion. Co pa
t by addressing, t y
D. McLachlan & Co., Chatham, Ont.
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ADVANCE
OFFICE
for tasty and
down-toadate Job
Printing. Prices
right.
We have now a full stock of up-to-date
Gents' Furnishings, and we can assure you
that anything bought from us is right up-to-
the-minute, and at right prices.
New Up-to-date Shirts
Ties
Collars
Hats
46
66
46
66
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64
New Hosiery, Braces, and everything in con-
nection with the Gents' Furnishing depart-
ment. In Tweeds you will always find our
stock new and up-to-date, and we can assure
you a perfect fit at right prices.
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Furniture Prices
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1. 120 Kitchen Chairs, new, regular 40c --Special 250 3
2. 75 good Diners, perforated heats, reg. 75c -Special500
3. 160 Rockers, golden oak and mahogany finish, regular
price $2.00 and $2,50 ---Special price 1 90
LOT 4. 3 only Bedroom Suites, reg. $14.00 -•-Special 10.00
(This Suite is a winner, 10x20 mirrors, 10 inch bed)
LOT 5. Now for Conches. We can dazzle your eyes on them,
and at prices that were never heard of before in
Wingham, considering the quality. Our leader is a
spring seat and spring head, 24 in. wide, 6 ft. long.
done in your own choice of .covering, with {mod
fringe (we use nothing else)-Prices....$5.00, $6.75, $8.00
(Other dealers would ask you 810 for one not as good)
We will give you something Special on Iron
Beds about the 10th of next month .... ...,
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
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