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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1906-02-22, Page 5THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -- TIIURSBAY, EEfiRUARY 22, 1906 40••t•+44,,#1•,+,+es,4•41••••.•••••••••••**e•oo••• Bargains 111 Trunks Bargains in Shoes Stock Taking BARGAINS If you have any wants in Men's wear not yet filled,. it will pay you to come and see us during this big Cut Price Stock Taking Sale. Men's Coon Coats worth $50,00 -Sale $37,50 Men's Dogskiu Coats worth $22.00 -Salo 17,00 Men's Wombat Coats worth $32.50 -Salo 25.00 Men's Coon Coats worth $05.00 -Sale 45,00 Men's Brown Calf Coats worth $25,00 19.00 Men's Persian Lamb Caps worth $13.00 -Salo 9,50 Men's Electric Seal Caps worth $5.00 -Salo 3.75 Men's Imitation Buffalo Gauntlets worth $1.75 -Sale 1.25 Men's Black Coney Collars worth $3,50 -Sale 2.50 Men's Heavy One Buckle Rubbers worth 81.75 -Sale $1.25 Men's Heavy Overshoes worth 81.75 -Sale 1.35 Men's Long Socks worth $1 00 -Sale . .50 Men's Felt Shoes, leather solo, worth 81.50 -Sale 1,00 2 Men's Fleece -lined Underwear', worth 65c -Sale 40o ♦ Men's Wool Underwear, worth 50c -Sale. 40o Men's Red Wool Underwear, worth 85e -Sale 55c Men's Black Wool Underwear, worth $1.00 -Sale 75e Men's Colored Shirts, regular $1.00 and 75o -Sale 500 Overcoat Bargains. s• IMen's °$10.00 Overcoats -Sale $ 7.50 Men's $12.00 Overcoats -Sale 9.00 Men's $7.50 Overcoats -Sale. 5.50 Men's $6.00 Overcoats -Salo 4.50 Mew's $15.00 Overcoats -Sale 11.25 Men's $5.O0 Pea- J cketsSale 3.75 , . �. .. . - _ __ ....... , . 75 empty Packing Boxes for Sale. 1 40N6Oe00000♦OOOOOm00000040 o t The P. 1. Crowder Co. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONOOA000 30 Days of Special Bargains DURING FEBRUARY. Watch our Window during this month and on several pieces of Furniture you will easily see that cost isn't considered. livery article up-to-date. Note a Few Prices in Parlor Furniture : 2 Pieces, broken Set -Settee and Arm Chair -regular $20.00, reduced to $11.50 1 Best Velour Suite -Settee, Arm Chair and two Reception Chairs -regular $20.00, reduced to 18.75 1 Wilton Rug Suite -Sofa, Arm Chair and Reception Chair - regular $32.00, reduced to 24.75 1 Mahogany Frame Suite -Arm Chair and Reception Chair- best Silk, regular $32.00, reduced to 2.1.00 1 Three -Piece Mahogany Frame Suite - Settee, Arai Chair and Reception Chair -regular $42.00, reduced to 35.00 Everything throughout the Store at Reduced Prices. Another shipment of Mattresses to hand selling at last week's quotations. UNDERTAI XNai. Night calls re- ceive prompt at- tention, 5th house west of 1Iami1- ton's Drug Store L. A. Ball & Co. Too Much Furniture. We honestly will sell our fine stock of Furniture at Cut Prices for 6o days, as we have twice too much stock to carry over winter. Special Cut Prices on Parlor Suites, Fancy Rockers, Couches, Sideboards, etc. Now is the time to buy Furniture for spring. Don't be afraid to call and see for yourselves. Undertaking promptly and care- fully attended to. Walker Bros. & Button Furniture Dealers and Undertakers Fillev7;;;; -The average expense per inmate in Bruce House of Refuge last year was almost exactly 5. c per meal, -Mildmay has prospects of becom- ing a good shipping point of beets for the Berlin Sugar Company the coming season, Mr. Joseph Switzer of the 7th con. Culross, returned from Manitoba dur- ing the week, He has come back to stay after spending six years in the prairie province.. -Whilst holding court in Lucknow last week, Judge Klein left his over- coat and gloves in the ante -room. They were gone when the court ad- journed, and the owner has not seen them since. Mr. John Richardson, of con, 0, Cul- ross, has purchased a one hundred acre fares in Kinloss, the property of A. Taylor. This is one of the best farms in the township. Tho price paid was $5,500. -Word was received in Teeswater on Tuesday of the death, from typhoid fever, of Mrs. D. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson were married just ten months ago, since which time they have lived at Winnipeg. Tiilsonburg, Feb. 10. -About 7.30 last night a fire started in the build- ing adjoining the oatmeal mills of the Tillson Company, which is utilized for packing the oatmeal and other cereals. The loss will be many thou- sand. dollars. --Joshua Warrilow, proprietor of the Royal Hotel at Owen Sound, cele- brated a new arrival in his family by treating the boys to a bottle of cham- pagne. As all were joining in the toast, the Inspector dropped in, and the day being Sunday, the proud fath- er has since been required to pay $23.35 for a breach of the license law. -Prince Rupert is to be the name of the Grand Trunk Pacific terminus on the Pacific coast. The G. T. P. Co. some time ago offered a prize of $250 to the person who would suggest the name that would be adopted. Over twelve thousand suggestions were sent in and the one selected was sent by Miss Eleanor H. McDonald of Win- nipeg. -The election of the Mayor of Owen Sound was protested last week, and now protests have been filed against six of the Councillors. It is worthy of note that the election of each of the candidates who gave local option support has been protested, and the only representative of the liquor interests elected, Ald. McClar- ty, has not been attacked. Stratford, Feb. 14.-G. T. R. ex- press No. 1 due to leave here for Lon- don at 10.05 a.m., struck and killed Mrs. John Wilson at the Nelson street crossing. So far as known there were no eye -witnesses of the accident, and Mrs. Wilson's body was found in the ditch about fifty feet from the cross- ing by a passer-by some time after the unfortunate occurrence. Radiant Womanhood. The glory and satisfaction of beauti- ful womanhood can be known only to those possessing the unlimited ad- vantages of health. No weak woman can be happy or enjoy half the plea- sures of life. Pallid cheeks, sunken eyes, exhausted nerves, all tell of a terrible struggle to keep up. What the weak woman needs is Ferrozone ; it renews, restores and vitalizes in- stantly -it's a "woman's remedy," -- that's why. Ferrozone makes women strong, plump and healthful because it contains lots of nutriment, the kind that forms muscle, sinew, bone and nerve. Vitalizing blood courses through the body, awaking delightful color, happy spirits, true womanly strength. Fifty cents buys a box of Ferrozone in any drug store. "Steel Ranges at $45.00 Each ..l See The " Huron" i,Nrsrrnia �h iLi,ihitrr014sfl� • a ur are aw dirt' •, BLYTH WESTERN FOUNDRY CO,, LTD., WINGHAM, ONT. GENTLEMEN :-It affords mo =eh pleasure to be able to recommend to any intending purohnserryour Heron Steel Range. I have had ono of them in use for the past two years and during that time `have found it to give MO the most perfect satisfaction on a minimum amount of fuel. My wife states that she would not exchange it for any make of range that she has seen yet, in foot if she could not get another one, Would not sell it at any' price, Very Truly Yours, CHRISTOPHER. JOHNSON. before buying any other. It is the best value in Steel Range construction on the Canadian market. Every Range guar- anteed absolutely. Will burn wood or coal. Extra large Reser. voir means abundance of hot water. Made right in your own County. Read what pleased users say - P. 0., JANUARY 10, 1906. -MADE IIY- The Western Foundry Co., Limited, Win ham 1 1 1 4 A 1 1 9 O. Al I L.� Clinton, Mr. J. G, Medd, who a few weeks ago disposed of his business to 21r, Whitely, has bought it back again and took possession last Friday, Timothy Titus Hewitt, aged 88 years, and for about six years au In- mate, died at the House of Refuge, on Monday. He came from Turnberry originally, Donald McInnis, who was recently admitted to the House of Refuge from Bayfield, suffering from gangrene in his feet, as the result of their being frozen, died on Tuesday. After an illness of only a week's duration Mrs. Geo, Nimens passed away on Tuesday afternoon aged six- ty-eight years. For thirty-five years site had been a resident of Clinton, She was a woman of true christian character. It is over twenty years since Mr. W, J. Harland entered the choir of the Ontario street church of which he has ever since continued to be a mem- ber, and has been a source of great strength. He was recently presented with a Settee, Armchair and Rocker, in recognition of his services. The executive of the Spring Fair met on Tuesday and selected April 5th as the date of their first fair. They also got started on the prize list which will include horses and cat- tle including fat stock. Prizes will al- so be given for wheat, oats, peas and barley which will be exhibited in the town hall. On Monday a meeting was held here between the directors of the de- funct Cold Storage Co. and some of the shareholders who have not yet met the claims that were made upon them. The object of the meeting was to try and effect a compromise where- by an amicable settlement could be reached. The directors were willing to make some concession, but the others did not regard it as sufficient to jnstify then in accepting it, and the result was that nothing was accom- plished, Valuable Advice To Mothers. If your child comes in from play coughing or showing evidences of Grippe, Sore Throat, or sickness of any kind, get out your bottle of Ner- viline. Rub the chest and neck with Nerviline, and give internal doses of ten drops of Nerviline in sweeten- ed water every two hours. This will prevent any serious trouble. No lini- ment or pain reliever equals Poison's Nerviline, which has been the great family reined f in Canada for the past fifty years. Try a 25c bottle of Nervi - line. Alfred Beit, the South African min- ing king, is said to be richer even than Rockefeller. A rough estimate of his wealth places it at one billion dollars. His yearly income is $52,500,000, which means that he gets $100 every minute of his life, or to put it another way, one million dollars per week. Tho Bruce Mines Spectator says :- "The marvellous advance in timber prices of recent years is strikingly illustrated in a deal which was closed Saturday for the transfer of timber berth 109, in the Georgian Bay dis- trict. F. W. Gilchrist, of Alpena, Mich., sold the timber to E. B. Foss, of Bay City, for $450,000. The tract contains upwards of 100,000,000 feet of white pine. This identical tract was in the market three years ago at $200,000. In that short space of time it has more than doubled in value. Foss, it is said, will be able to drake a handsome profit before he lets go of the timber." From $5 To $20,000. It is said that in searching a drawer in his barber shop recently, Frank Wood of Syracuse, New York, dis- covered a certificate for five shares of stock of the Bell Telephone Company, for which he paid $5 twenty-two years ago, and which is now worth between $10,000 and $20,000. The great value of the certificate is clue in a measure to the accumulation of dividends. Communicating with Al- bany, Mr. Wood found that the stock was registered, and was issued by a, Boston company. r nchltis ured Bronchitis is a pretty bad disease if you don't cure it, but it does not do much damage when promptly - treated with Psychine. Psychine is a specific for all affections of the throat, lungs and bronchial tubes. You can't have both Bron- chitis and Psychino in your system at the same time. Metter have the (PRONOUNCED F -KEEN) Solas in almost every Drag Store in Canada for $1.00 per largo bottle, It your druggist does not have itti Wo would ho pleased to said you e. large steed sample, with inatinctione, end our "Treatise on Throat and Luna Troubles,"freeo,,With our cantonments. Address "Sample Dept. J,K," Dr., T. A. Slocum. Limited Laboratory. 179 IKtid 3t. W.6 Tomato .MMwrer` rrsr� Gollingwood, Feb. 14. -.Jas, Tracey, an employe in the slop yards here, met with a terrible death about five o'clock yesterday afternoon, He was building a scaffold round some shaft- ing in the machine shop, and got his clothing caught in the machinery. He was whirled round with ter riffle speed and must have been killed in- stantly, -Thos. Jasper, a farmer of Carrick township, had his hands badly frozen a week ago last Friday, While driv- ing home from Mildmay it is thought he took a "fainting fit" and fell from the sleigh. He was out all night and all the time was not more than 40 rods from his own place. The horses went home and some of the members of the family drove to Mildmay, only to learn Mr. Jasper was with the team when they started for home. HARNESS! To Farmers and Townsmen : Those wanting Harness, single or double, will find it to their advantage to deal with me, as I have a large stock to choose from. Also Fur Coats, Robes, Horse Blankets, Bells, Whips, Trunks, Valises, Club Bags, Telescopes ; Curry Combs, Brushes, Harness Oil, &c. Repairing done neatly and promptly. Having bought Mr. C. Knech- tel's stock, and engaged him to work for me, I am in a position to make any kind of Harness to order, on the shortest possible notice. Give me a call. G. C. Manners Ceylon Tea Mountain Grown Grand Mogul Tea is a product of the sunniest . mountain tops in Ceylon. Prepared by machinery from plantation to tea- pot, it is the beverage of hygiene. Q No exposure to store dust or microbes -the pack- ages lined with air -tight paper bring it to you in the nicest possible condition. Insist on your dealer sup- plying you with this, the best possible blend of the finest and ripest teas. Dis- criminating housekeepers prefer it to bulk teas of doubtful value. Grand Mogul Tea Q Sold only in packages at 25c, 30c, 90e and SOc per pound We divide our advertising appropriation with you by putting premium cou- pons in each package. s ook BOYS! Achancetomake EASY MONEY Rave you got the notion it's hard for a boy to make money after school hours? If you knew how thousands of boys make all the money they need by a few hours' easy work a week, wouldn't you jump at the chance of doing it yourself? There's no secret about it -these boys sell THE SATURDAY EVENING POST y Friday afternoon and Saturday. Some make $r5 a week. All make something -depends on the boy. It won't cost you a cent to try it, anyway. Ask us to send you the complete outfit for starting in business, and rep free copies of The Post. Sell these Posts at 5c the copy, and with the 5oc you make buy further supplies at wholesale price. Besides the profit made on every copy we give prizes when you have sold a certain number of copies. Further, $250 in Extra Cash Prizes each month to boys who do good work. Your chance of getting some of this money is just as good as that of any other•boy who sells The Post. The Curtis Publishing Company, 925 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ., ify.'e'!�'i¢.'�lA;tn.way�,.169..Y1161W.sllewa_c+.s�W+xe.x.ra::a.�� iy��y'". •... .i6rR. j"i:�i`��:'. °`"�,� Preserve Your Eyesight I HAVE ARRANGED WITH TAUBE & SON Manufacturing OPTICIANS and EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS, of Toronto, to be at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, WINGHAM, on Wed., Feb. 28, & Thur., Mar-. 1st And will be pleased to have all those troubled with Defective Eyesight call and consult them. They have been established in Toronto since 1871 ; during that time over 100,000 cases have been successfully fitted by them. The advantage they have over others is the fact that they GRIND THEIR OWN LENSES and by so doing prevent any error in the process of LENS MAKING. If your eyes bother you in any way, or the glasses you now wear are NOT COMFORTABLE, don't neglect this opportuniny of having your EYES PROPERLY ATTENDED TO. All work absolutely guaranteed. For references and testimonials see small bills. A. L. HAMILTON, Druggist "Maple Leaf" Long Rubber Boots are doubly strengthened at points where the wear is greatest, and are made throughout of only the toughest wearing material. Insist on " Maple Leaf" brand rubbery; ft -r all purposes --they fit every shape and style of men's, women's atld children's shoes. Are waren, perfect fitting and lasting. Maple Leaf " brand rubbers please the dealer because they satisfy his customers and increase trade. Sold by all dealers. "tt7ADgJMAtln IMP