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THURSDAY, MARCH I, 106
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$500
Put. Colt Shoes
$3.7G
R. 11. Crowder Co.
2.30
Gott Felt Hats
$l:bi
Last Days of Stock
Taking Sale.
We are nearing the end of our immensely successful
StoelTaking Sale. The last days will be the biggest and
best. We have Bargains for every Bay and Man,
Special Bargain. Prices.
14 Men's Heavy Double Breasted Untoarable Tweed Suits, sizes
36 to 44 chest, regular $9.50 -Sale $7,13
11 Men's Heavy Double Breasted Nigger Head Suits, sizes 86 to
44 chest, regular $9,50 -Sale 7.13
12 only Boys' two and three piece Fancy Tweed Suits, sizes 22
to 28, regular $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 -Sale 2.75
9 only Boys' Black and Dark Grey Raglan Overcoats, sizes 22
to 27, regular $5.00 and $5.50 -Sale 3.50
7 only Boys' Double Breasted Pea Jackets, sizes 22 to 26,
regular price $3.00 -Sale 2.00
20 Pairs Boy a' Tweed. Kuieker Pants, sizes 22 to 32, regular
500 and 60o -Sale
12 Doz. Pairs Children's All -wool Heavy Ribbed Black Stock-
ings, sizes 5 to 9,6, regular prices 15c, 20o and 25o -Salo,
2 Pairs for
4 Dozen Pairs Men's Heavy Wool Sox, regular price 250 -
Sale, 5 Pairs for
Men's $5.00 Pea Jackets -Salo
Men's 60o Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers -Salo
Men's Heavy Gum Rubbers, regular 31.75 -Sale
.39
.25
1.00
3.75
.40
1.25
Crowder's opecial $5.00 Overcoat Bargain.
29 Men's and Youths' Overcoats, in all the newest stylus, but
broken sizes, regular prices $7 50 and 38.50 -Sale $5.00
FUR....
BARGAINS
Men's $05.00 Coon Coats $45.00
Men's $75.00 Coon Coats 55.00
Men's $22.00 Dogskin Coats 16.50
Fnr Caps, Fur Gauntlets --at Bargain Prices
85 Empty Packing Boxes for Sale.
The R. It Crowder Co.
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ry,y ��rters
are made only from the best "Para" rubber.
Made to
ladies'
shoes,
In ladies'
fit every style and shape of men's
shoes and shoes for the little ones.
shapes they are neat, light, perfect
fitting and lasting.
Insist on the " Maple Leaf"
Brand -- it's on' every
rubber.
Sold by all dealers.
'love 1r terve
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-� On an average King Edward re-
ceives 3,000 newspapers and 1,000 let-
ters daily.
-It bas been arranged to extend the
penny postage scheme to Egypt and
the Soudan.
--Twenty-five thousand head of cat-
tle, sheep and hogs were shipped from
Owen Sound during 1905 by local
dealers.
Thirty thousand women make a
living by managing and steering the
canal boats in Southern and Midland,
England.
-Another of the pioneers of McKil-
lop has passed away, in the person. of
Mr. Robert Hewitt at the ripe age
of 03 years.
-The bed of the Pacific Ocean is be-
lieved by scientific men to have been
above water at one time, and inhabit-
ed by men.
-Mrs. Wm. Baptist, of the 12th
eon., of Culross, whose serious illness
front paralysis was reported two
weeks ago, died early Tuesday morn-
ing, The deceased lady's maiden
name was Leah Smith and she had
reached the age of 59 years, 6 months
and 18 days. .
-A writer, fond of statistics, has
analyzed the occupations of the mem-
bers of the Dominion House of Com-
mons as it was during the last session.
Ile finds that its composition was as
follows : Agents and dealers, 0 ; bank-
ers, 3 ; brokers, 2 ; contractor, 1; drug-
gists, 2 ; editors and journalists, 12;
engineers, 1 ; farmers, 23; fruit grow-
ers, 1 ; gentlemen, 11 ; lawyers, 71 ;
lumbermen, 3; manufacturers, 23;
merchants, 27 ; doctors, 19 ; millers, 2;
or
notaries, , 4 ; ranchers, 1 ; surveyors, 1 ;
veterinary surgeons, 1. Total 214.
Lucknow.
Messrs. Isaac Morrison, rrison
Jno. Mc-
Leod, Samuel Miller and Jas. Burns
left bn Tuesday last for Manitoba.
They took with there two carloads of
horses and other articles.
There are only twenty-five Justices
of the Peace that have qualified to
date in the county of Bruce. Those
not qualified by the second day of
April next will be struck off the
list.
At a special meeting of the village
Council on Tuesday evening last it
was decided to purchase the Congram
property nearly opposite the Sentinel
Office for the site of the proposed new
Town Hall and Public Library to be
erected with the $7,500 donated by
Mr. Andrew Carnegie. The lot con-
tains one half acre and the purchase
price was $050. It is centrally situat-
ed and we believe will make an excel-
lent location for the new building.
A charming home wedding was
celebrated at 5 p. m. on Wednesday,
Feb. 14th, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan McIntyre, Kinloss, when
their third slaughter, Miss Margaret
was united in marriage to Mr. Robt.
Keith, in the presence of one hundred
and fifty guests. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr. McLennan of
Lucknow, the bride being given away
by her father, the company entered
the drawing room to the strains of the
wedding march effectively rendered
by the Lucknow Orchestra.
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Ooderich. TO QUIT DRINKING.
The hoist for lifting material for the
elevator Is now over 100 feet from the
ground, and as high as it will need. to
be for hoisting pnrposes.
Robt. McLean left on Tuesday last
with a carload of fine heavy draught
horses, which he is taking to Winni-
peg and farther West for sale,
The clerk of the peace on Tuesday
made his return of the justices of the
peace for the county. Of the 120 ap-
pointed all but twenty-four had quali-
fled,
Temporary premises have been se-
cured by the Sterling Bank of Canada
in the vacant store on the Square, ad-
joining the Bank of Montreal.
Branches of this Bank are also being
opened at Dungannon and Bayfield.
Dropped All Others.
"I dropped all liniments but Nervi -
line because I found Nerviline the
quickest to relieve pain," writes E. S.
Benton of St. John's. "If my child-
ren are croupy or sick, Nerviline cures
therm. If a case of cramps or stomach
i ache turns up, Nerviline is ever ready.
We use Nerviline for neuralgia, rheu-
matism and all kinds of aches and
pains ; it's as good as any doctor."
The great Canadian remedy for the
past fifty years has been Poison's Ner-
viline-nothing better made.
f;teel Ranges at $45.00 Each
See The
"Huron"
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 of
coal.
Extra large Reser•
noir means abundance
of hot water.
iltade right in your
Own County.
Read what pleased
users say--
BLYx}I P. 0., JANUARY 10, 1906.
WESTERN FOUNDRY 00., LTD., WINGHAbf, ONT.
GENTL t3N:*It affords mo much pleasure to be able for to
cowmenpast tWo years o any
ytnd duringi phattimelrnser year
Huron Steel Range. I have had ono of them in
foetid it to gii'e the the most perfect satisfaction on a minimum amount
on of of in fuel.
t if My Wife
sats that
she Weald not etohange it for any snake of range that she has seen y ,
another one, would not Bali it at any price. Very Truly
Yours. JOHNSON.
--as-11140B 1IY-
Lille Western Foundry Co,, Limited, Winghan1
Last week five old citizens, four of
town and one of the township, near
the town, passed away ; their united
ages numbered over 375 years, an
average of 75 years each. They
were -Mr. Briinicornb of Goderich
township, Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Hender-
son, Donald McKay, and Mrs.
Stowe.
Two more carloads of lr.ge cedar
poles arrived at the dock on Saturday
for the piling of the C. P, R. track
along tho bank from the foot of
Waterloo street to the office of the
Goderich Elevator Company, and as
the pile driver is being prepared for
work, it should not be many days be-
fore the machine commences driving
home the piles.
Last Saturday, February 17th, T. 11.
Ward, West street, had a brood of
forty-five chicks hatch out, The
chicks were incubator hatched but
even so aro pretty early birds.
Among the lot was one curiosity with
two heads and three Iegs and the odd
leg had only three toes. The monster
did not live however. Mr. Ward has
already set a second brood.
The splendid new church of the
North street Methodist congregation
was dedicated an Sunday, March
18th, by Rev. Dr. Cannan, general
superintendent of the Methodist
church, and Rev. Joseph Philp, B, D.,
of Aylmer, president of the London
conference. On the following Sun-
day, March 25th, the services were
conducted by Rev. Jasper Wilson, M.
A., of Leamington, a former pastor of
North street church, and in the after-
noon a Sabbath school rally took
plaice.
The following is from an English
paper :-The graee of God empowering
a determined will is the great remedy
in the case of enslaving thirst for
liquor. But anything that will aid in
the struggle is of value, and some of
our readers may know of a victim who
would be helped by this means in his
struggle with the deadly habit of
years. At a festival at a reformatory
institution a gentleman said of the
cure of the use of intoxicating drinks ;
"I overcame the appetite by a recipe
given to me by old Dr, Hatfeld,
When I called on him he said, `Now
that you have the moral courage, 1'11
tell you the tonin I have used with
effect among my friends for 20 years.'
I expected, of course, some nasty
medicine stuff, but no ; he prescribed
an orange every morning, a half hour
before breakfast. 'Take that, and you
will neither want liquor or medicine.'
I have done so regularly and find that
the liquor has become repulsive."
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Special One Way Rates
Are in effect daily to points in Mon-
tana, Utah, Colorado, California, Ore-
gon, Washington and British Colum-
bia. Cruel on Agents G. T. R. for full
infox oration.
Last Friday the preliminary hear-
ing in an action against Wtn. H.
Hodgson, of Loudon, for obtaining
property under false pretences, came
up before the police magistrate, the
complainant being one Bautenheimer,
of Grey township, who purchased a
steam engine and well -drilling out-
fit from Hodgson for $1,300, giving in
exchange a horse and a note, as he
thought in full settlement, whereas it
turned out there was a lien for $500
on the outfit. The Crown attorney
prosecuted and G. F. BIair acted for
the defence. Hodgson was sent up
for trial, giving bail.
A. serious accident, but happily,
without fatal results, occurred in
Goderich, Saturday, Feb. 17th. A
goods elevator was being erected in
the implement warerooms of L. Lavis,
and three young ladies passing went
in to see what was going on. They
got on the elevator, and when about
12 feet from the floor, the fastenings :
at one end became detached, spilling
the occupants on the floor beneath.
Adelaide Whitely, daughter of Thos.
Whitely, had her thigh broken, Flor-
ence Kerr, daughter of John Kerr,
suffered a severe concussion which
has affected the brain, and Florence
Ross, daughter of Hugh Ross, al-
though badly shaken up and bruised,
happily escaped serious injury. No
blatne is said to attach to the proprie-
tor or the workmen, as the hoist was
unfinished and unsuitable for use.
-Tho Iargest log delivered in Forest
for several years, measures 57 feet in
length, and estimated to contain
about 3,500 feet of lumber, and will
weigh nearly 302,000 pounds. This
log was drawn several rods by one
fine teatn of horses.
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The Arch -Fiend Of The Age.
Not war, more deadly than ever this
modern butchery -but catarrh which
leads to consumption and annually
kills more than famine and war com-
bined. The doctors now successfully
fight catarrh with a remedy that
never fails - "Cataal•rhozone,' it's
death to every type of catarrh. It
destroys every root and branch of the
disease so thoroughly that a relapse
need never be feared. If troubled
with colds, nasal or throat catarrh,
or subject to bronchitis or asthma use
Catarrhozone and you'll be cured for-
ever.
Distilled
Sunshine
Did you ever have a
headache that made
Sunday feel like wash-
day ?
Q Perhaps you have been
drinking inferior teas.
Q No, you don't need medi-
cine - all you need is a
package of Grand Mogul
Tea.
Q This tea combs the kinks
out of the nerves. Why ?
Because it is rich in theine
(the flavoring essence )
which is just concentrated
sunbeams. Grown on the
high table lands of Ceylon,
this tea contains the ele-
ments of a pure nerve -food.
Grand
�` mogul
Tea
C( There are no other teas " just
es good" as Grand Mogul. 25c,
30c, 40c and 50c per pound.
((Sold only in packages lined with
air -tight paper. Premium coupons
in each package. The cost of these
coupons is not taken out of the tea
--but is simply a -part of the ad,
vertising appropriation.
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Get in line
o make money
A whole army of boys art
making all the money they want
selling
/r THE SATURDAY
lit EVENING POST
a few hours a week after school.
J It isn't luck; it isn't that they are
any brighter than you; it isn't
that they have any better
chances than you. -
They just took hold of the work
heartily, and found that making
money came lots easier than
they expected. 'Most every-
body who sees THE POST
wants it, And what we want
you to do is to show THE POST
to the people in your town, to get them
to let you deliver it every week. In a few
weeks you'll have a regular list of cus.
tamers and be making money steadily.
You don't need a cent to start in. We
send ten copies of THE POST free. Sell
these at 5c. the copy and that furnishes all
the money you need to buy further supplies. Sit
down now and write us a letter that you want to get
in line to make money and we'll send you everything
you need to start. An education at any business college in
the country free to boys who sell a certain number of copies,
e
$250 in Extra Cash Prizes
Each Month to Boys Who Do Good Work
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
425 Arch St.. Philadelphia
Clinton.
Oliver Grigg, of Goderich township,
captured five fine coons on his farm
hast week.
Chas. Nimens has sold a quarter
acre lot on Maple street which was
deeded to him when an infant, over
thirty years ago.
Mr. Geo. Hiscott, formerly of Gode-
rich, is an inmate of the House of Re-
fuge, and ono day last week reached
his 00th birthday,
Inspector Asquith paid a visit to
town the other day, and as a result,
he says the Commercial, Graham
House and Normandie acknowledged
a violation of the law and paid a
statutory fine.
We understand that W. L. Gal-
braith has purchased the stock and
good will of Thos. Jackson, sr., and
will put in a brand-new stock of high
class men's and boys' clothing and
furnishings, about the kith of
March.
The barbers of town have been noti-
fied, on behalf of the Iocal branch of
the Lord's Day Alliance, that they
mast not work after 12 o'clock on
Saturday night. There isn't a barber
in town, but world gladly finish up
his week's work before Sunday morn-
ing if his patrons would only be con-
siderate enough to help him do so.
Mr. Mason Stirling, of
Goderich
township, who resides seven miles
from town, made record time driving
here on Tuesday morning. His three
year old son was playing around home
with a tin toy train, swallowed one
end of it, and it lodged in his wind-
pipe. They were unable to remove it,
and quick as possible, they hitched up
and drove here, where a doctor soon
relieved the child from its danger.
Between seven and eight o'clock on
Tuesday morning smoke was seen
emerging from Ballard's grocery store
and on examination it was found that
the store was completely filled with
smoke which had poured up from the
cellar. Sometime during the night a
fire had started there, but after burn-
ing up some boxes and barrels and
eating its way into the joists and
floor it had gone out, supposedly suf-
focated by the density of the smoke.
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PNEUMONIA
Lay es Dead tor
'three Months
Mo. A, 0.Festb'rets Recent
,e
November, I302, my son
Lauren %clot taken down with
Pneumonia. Two physicians
fir town attended him. lie
lay for three months almost
like a dead child. leis lungs
became so swollen that his
heart was pressed over to
the right side. Altogether
I think we paid $$140 to the
doctors, and all the time he
was getting worse. We
Commenced the Dr. Slocniit
treatment. Tho effect teas
tconderful. YCe saw a differ•
encu in tun days. Our boy
IA to er joyplife tolthe and
Miedici e sl co that time.u of
tr09. A. O. I'isettratt.
Newmarket, Ont,
ti5>E, T, 11. SLOCUO
TIIU
GUIDING LIGHT
What a ray of hope to the rtorm•bcatca mariners is the
pter•head light.
It telis thein of safety and peace after being stormed and
butleteal by the angry and cruel waves.
Perhaps in the darkness they aro slowly drifting towards
sono tlenderaus rock when suddenly the light.h0uso sends
forth its friendly beam, saving them from death and
destruction and clutched thou into the harbor.
Rota many sutl rcrs there aro drifting; though the son of
stc'kticss andbeingbuffeted by the waves of 01•henith.
Yet if only they will look. they cnn ifnd the beam et knewl-
cdgo shining to guide them into the harbor or health and
hanotnets.
MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE has Dredured Ink1C:11tNE,
ri sore and pan:anent euro for reeemonie. Pleurisy, Le'
Grippe. Cetnsurnritlon. Chills anal 1`evers, Dronchitts.
and all 'throat and LunaTroubies.
rsxcumC (Pronounced St.keen)
Seek safety in Psychtoe The Greatest of nil Lora►ca
Jilt bruggtstat One pedlar rtee Taal
. W., tta IMO St. W>ysr, TOIRONTda, CMNAIA
Home Comfort Steel Range
Manufactured by
Wrought Iron Range Company, Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
Founded 1864 Capital $1,000,000.00
The above is a cut of our improved trickle plated
Range, with handsome enamelled reservoir attached to
` [water (tont in fire box.
Teeswater, January lath, 1006.
1 have used is Horne Comfort flange for four years; it's the best yet;
don't buy any other. I wouldn't take $100.01) for mine if I conidn't get
another just the same, (Signed) ROBERT MARSIIA.LL.
Loissevain, Alan., January (kb, 1006.
`our years ego 1 purchased a Monro Comfort Range, and have found it
splendidly adapted to out western wants. I know of dozens of ley neighbors
who are more than pleased with the shine Range, anti this sonsott tho Cotn'v.
is soiling twice as funny as they did on their last canvas font years *go, If
you Want the best, buy the Horne Comfort.
(Signed) JAS.A. rATTLI:;3O11, Dos 17,
J. W. K. Yallorfflail, Divisional Supt