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The Wingham Advance, 1908-01-30, Page 51,111, 1. . 9- �1Y11 II111. �NJf pow 4,14 11 II N.il bl 111. ow IAi 111 11 1111 1i1 q 111111 1111n • ui u, IJ N I 1.11 iYLL 1 ..L II II a i Good Values --I N -- High, Medium & Low Priced CLOTHING Exclusive Lines. Our zoth Century Brand is r: '\,de by The Lowndes Co., of Toronto. And our Sovereign Brand is made by The W. E. Sanford Mfg. Co., of Hamilton. Twenty per cent. discount allowed off the regular prices of these lines, bringing them below the selling price of inferior grades. IT IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY ! MEN'S FURNISHINGS HATS AND CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES McGee & Campbell Clothiers and Men's Furnishers COUNTY COURT. The County Court opened in Gode- rich, on Tuesday afternoon and was not concluded until the following Monday afternoon. Leiper v. Story—An action for the price of building a cement wall and floor of a -barn. Trial of this action commenced at 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon and was not concluded until 1:355 p.m. on Thursday. The jury dis- pensed with. Argument in this case has not yet been heard. McPherson v. Ryan et al.—Action for wages as foreman of a number of lurnhermen. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 5129.50, aud His Lordship directed judgment t) be entered for the plaintiff for that amount. Reese v. Pigott et al.—Action for injury to plaintiff's grain in a mill at Blyth by being flooded with water. His Honor struck out the jury notice and trial was postponed until the 3rd of February at 2 o'clock. Flays v. Vodden.—Action for fraud in watering cattle improperly immedi- ately before weighing them. The jury returned a verdict for the de- fendant, and His Honor directed judg- ment to be entered dismissing the action with costs. Galbraith v. Hackwell.—An action to recover the sura of $100 alleged to have been paid by misrepresentation and deceit. The jury returned a ver- dict for the plaintiff for, the sum of $100, judgment being entered for that amount, with costs, ``f There were two non -jury cases entered for trial. Nicholson v. Cooper was settled between the parties, i i THE TSTINGIIAX ADVANCE, TBURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1908, STOVES !I When wanting a Stove, call at Young's Big Hardware, and see what he can show you in that line at very Low Prices. Oak Heaters, coal or wood, from $8 to $18 Cast Ranges, from - $20 to $45 Steel Ranges, from $25 to $45 Base Burners, from ...515 to $45 . Wood Cook Stoves, from 7 to $29 1 Call and see for yourself, that 1 we have the goods at Right Prices. Doherty Stoves and Ranges are un- excelled. Carvers in case Butter Knives in case Pic Knives in case Pickle Forks in case Berry Spoons in case Cutlery of all kinds 1 "170UNG'Sil Big Hardware WINGHAM - ONTARIO L 411/111=11129 MEM • CI MED 11111111113111114 J .I - ,11.1 IIIM 11 . I,1, 111 IIwIIII 11111111 I II That snow is not the only thing that falls this time of year. Our prices have come down on some of our very best values ; we don't want any left over. Before stock -taking, we offer the following goods at remarkably low prices, in order to reduce our stock. Be sure to see them before purchasing. Ladies' and Men's Fur Coats, Caps and Gauntlets to go at less than cost. A number of Fur Mutes, regular from $5,00 to $12.00, your ohoice for $3.00; just the thing for girls. 30 Ladies' Cloth Jackets, beautiful material, your ohoice for $2.00. 32 pieces Dress Goods, ranging from 20 ots. to $1.00 per yard, to be cleared out at 50 ots. on the $1.00. A splendid chance to secure good warm clothing for school girls. A large assortment of Flannelette from .5 ots. per yd. to 17 ots., less than wholesale prices to -day. Also a nice line of Fanoy Wrap- perette and Kimona Cloth. Heavy Canadian, all pure Table Linens, 66 inch, regular 60o for 500; 70 inches wide, regular 00o for 75o. All wool and Union Sheeting, double and single fold yarns, sin- gle, two and three ply, best home made. Men's and Boys' Cloth Overcoats at half price. Men's and Boys' Ready-made Suits or made to order. Underwear of all kinds, also Boots, Shoes and Rubbers at 25 to 50 per cont. leas than regular price. Men's heavy top Shirts, Cardigan Jackets, Boys' Sweaters. GROCERIES • Our Groceries are fresh and reliable. 3 lbs. choice Raisins for 25o. Extra, choice, recleaned Currants, loo per pound. Jelly Powder 5o per package or 0 for 25o. Tomatoes, 10o a can. Other things equally the same. Flour, Bran, Oil Cake and Beet Meal constantly in stook. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods. Wheat Oats taken in exchange for flour. 6 a I 1. .1.n. . and T. A. Mills WINGHAM TO FACE TWO SHIMS CUARara$, Charged with perjury andobtaining money under false pretencetf, Narcisse XX. Cantine, a land promoter, was ar- rested last Wednesday, at St, Joseph, Huron county, by the Chief Constable of Oodet•ich, Inspector Duncan of Toronto received word of the man's arrest, and sent >.3p Detective Ander- son to take him to Toronto. The false pretences charge relates to the alleged obtaining from Ziba Galla- . ghee, barrister, of 34 Victoria street, Toronto, of $2,475, and 120 shares of stock of the St. Joseph Land and Im- provement and Manufacturing Com, puny, of which the accused was the promoter. It is alleged that Cantine got Galla- gher to put up his money as security for the shares, and by making a false declaration got the stock back, One part of Oantine's scheme was to ex- ploit St. Joseph as a summer resort, and he built a large hotel at a cost of - 5100,000. He then, it is alleged, got _ Gallagher to buy the property under the impression that it was free from , all incumbrances and liens, which the complainant declares now was false. -'The perjury charge arises out of the declarations. Cantine left Toronto some time ago for Goderich, and then went to St. _ Joseph to take part in South Huron election. The chief of police of Gode- . rich, hearing that the man was in St. Joseph, drove 38 miles after him and arrested him there. —The Attorney -General of Ontario has recommended that part of the fine imposed on'the M. C. R. in connection with the dynamite explosion in that town last summer be paid over to the town of Essex. C1i>taton, At a meeting of the West Iluron Liberal Association, on Friday, it was decided to hold a convention at .(bode- rich, for the selection of a candidate for the Local Legislature, the date to be fixed later, On Saturday morning last the Sovereign Bank of Canada ceased to exist, its business having been taken over by a number of other banks, the branch in Canada being transferred to the Royal Bank of Canada, by which name it will hereafter be `known. When the change become known here, nouneasiness was mani- fested, because depositors and the public generally felt satisfied that their money was perfectly secure, The local branch here, which has been. under the management of Mr. IL E. Dewart, will remain as before and business has been going on just the same as if there had been no change whatever, TIRED LIVING. Ten years of Iihenmatio Torture Had Sapped all Joy from Life, but South Amorlean Rheumatic Cure Proved the Life Nectar. "For over ten years I was a great sufferer from rheumatism. I tried many remedies and was under treat- ment of best medical men, but noth- ing gave me any hope of a cure• X procured a bottle of South American Rheumatic Cure; its effects on me were truly wonderful, for when I had taken but one bottle every pain and symptom of rheumatism had left me. I heartily recommend it." — W. H. Sherman, Morrisburg, Ont. (32) For Sale by A. L. HAMILTON. wvifiwimuwNimmwmwwwwi A GREAT Slaughter Sale Men's Women's Fur .Coats AND ALL, LINES OF FURS FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN Women's Cloth Coats, all new ; Men's, Youths' and Boys' Overcoats and Ready-to-wear Clothing of every size and description, will be cleared out from and after to- day at 25 per cent. off every article. Think of it, a dollar for 75c, $2.00 for $1.50, and so on to $100 for $75, etc. Come to Gordon's Great Sale and save money this hard season. See our Windows and Bargain Counters for other very tempting lines at very small prices. Goods charged will be at regular prices. D. M. GORDON LmmywkftwAvywaimmyykR4 How To Improve t�callti. No better way than to improve the blood ---cleanse and enrich it, give it nourishment and strength, This can he quickly done by Dr. Hamilton's Pills which have a vitalizing, pnrify- ing effect that is unequalled in any other medicine. With lots of pure rich blood circulating to all parts of the body, with snap and vim running through every vein and artery, robust health is inevitable. No cleansing building tonic is as good as Dr, Hamil- ton's Pills. Sold by all dealers. Miss Elizabeth E. Grant Teacher of Piano, Theory, Interpreta- tion, Harmony. Pupils prepared for Conservatory exams. Studio in Macdonald Block 2nd Floor. Terms on application. W. J. PRICE B.S.A, L.D.S, D.D,S, Honor Graduate of U'niverpity of Toronto and Licentiate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, OiOncitc 1 1 I3eAVRrt lltoerc '1Z ixotrAm RTIIUR J. IRWIN` D.D.S., role. Doctor of Dental Surgery of the .?en- naylvanfaCollege and Licentiate of Dental Surgery of Ontario. —Aloe rix Maollepald 131op�C-� Isarcrs Half -Yearly Clean Sweep Ten DaysSale. Commencing Saturday, Feb, 1st1 and Ending Saturday1 Feb, 12th, '08, STUPENDOUS Money -raising Sale, wherein we 'must realize Five Thousand Dollars in 10 days' time. Great honey Saving Chalices in Fifteen Departments. Never mind how much we lose—it will be your gain.We've held some very successful Ten Days' Sales, but this will eclipse all former efforts and will appeal to the ECONOMICAL BUYER, to whom the saving of a dollar is equivalent to a dollar earned. No excuse to offer for this .Clean Sweep Sale, than that we need money. READ THESE PRCIES—it will prove the most profitable reading you have done for some time. Shop early in the day- if possible. Grocery Department. Great Money Saving Chances For .Ten Days Only, 1 Lb. Art Baking Powder with Graniteware Premium, worth 60c to 75c each, 10 Day Sale Price only 43c 2 Cans Red Salmon for . 25c Royal Yeast Cakes per box 03c 25c strong Brooms 20c Cooking Figs per lb. 050 12 bars Laundry Soap for 25c Pot Barley per pound only 03c 10c bottles Extract; sale price' 08c Best Tomatoes per tin 100 Canada Laundry Starch per lb 00c Japan and Ceylon Teas, 25c quality 20e 2 large boxes Matches for .. 25c 4 large packages Gold Dust for 25c 4 lbs. Ginger Snips for 2..5c Corn Starch per package...,.... 08c Big Savings on Clothing. Men's strong, wall -made Overalls, blue or black, sale... 50c 10 Men's black Kersey Overcoats, well made, late style, worth 58.50. sale price $0.50 18 Men's plain and fancy Tweed Suits, worth $7.00 to $7.50, sale price 5.00 Boys' heavy Overcoats, worth $5 to $0, for. ... ... , . 3.95 Men's heavy glay Twill Pants, regular $2 for......, 1.50 Boys' strong Tweed Knicker Pants .50 Men's heavy Pants, worth $1.50 to $1.75, sale 1.25 Two Thousand Dollars' worth of Clothing on second floor must be sold out to make room for spring stock. BOOTS AND SHOES. A large stock to choose from. Every pair to be sold at cut price. Como and see how much you can save buying footwear here. DRESS GOODS. 20 PER CENT. discount off all"lines of Dress Goods, Silk and Velvets. Buy your Spring Dress now and save money. LACE CURTAINS. Regular dollar Curtaigs, 31. yards long, on sale .75 25 pairs worth $1.255 per pair, nn sale .08 15 pairs, regular $2.60 value, 10 days' price $1.50 12 pairs worth $2.50, sale price 1.00 Bargains At The Ribbon Counter—Our Big Stock Must Be Reduced. ' 25c plain wide Ribbon, all colors, sale price....... , . 20c 20c fancy wide Silk Ribbon, sale price 15c to"e plain Ribbon, all colors, sale price 120 20c platin Ribbon, soft taffeta lye 120 plain Ribbon, all colors 100 DRESS GOODS. 5 pieces fancy Tweed Dress Goads, wide, regular 50c value, Eale price...,,.•,,.,, . 88e CORSE TS. Crum's best Prints, worth to -day 11- c wholesale, . lot of Corsets to clear, worth $1,00 and $1.25, on Clean Sweep Sale ................. lop bargain tables for,....,..,......,...........,,,, 000 CD i.� C!� FAD SAD CIA 004 CD pr Remember the date-.sSATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST. Ev'ery'thing will be redtrcecl. No goods charged at Sale Price. Cash or Produce in exchange for good. No sales put hed on tickets during this Big Sate. - Gents' Furnishings. 5 Doz. Men's Seamless Cashmere Sox, good buying at 25c, they go at 19c A lot of four-in-hand Ties, regular value 25e, sale. • 10c Men's heavy Wool Underwear, good value at 75e, sale OOc Men's heavy, fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers, 50e duality 30c Mens heavy wool Sox, 25e and 30c lines, sale price20c 50c heavy lined Leather Mitts for 39c Everything in this department at greatly reduced prices, TABLE LINENS. 51 inch bleached Linen, regular 40e for 28e 50c half -bleached Linen, sale price 400 60c bleached Linen, wide, sale price 450 75c extra wide bleached Linen, sale price ... , OOc $1,00 lino quality, 10 days' price 80c Ladies' Wrappers, well made, lined waist and sleeves, fast colors. regular value $2.00, sale . , , ......1,19 Ladies' Kid Gloves, black or colored, guaranteed, regular ppr•iee 51.25, 10 days' sale price 000 10 pieces \Vra perette, nice pattern, 10c quality for8c 25 doz. Ladies' heavy Vests and Drawers, regular Value 2:icto35r.e,th t1 Extra heavy ribbed wool moll, good value at 35c, sale 25c Heavy black Sateen Underskirts, worth $1.25, at• . , . , 00c 44 inch Pillow Cotton (circular) fine quality, good vitiate at 20e, sale price 15c TABLE NAPKINS. 0 4107,. 'Pablo Napkins, good value at 51 per doz., sale.. 75c Large size Table Napkins, wet th $1.50, for $1,25 Extra huge blah Linen Napkins, special value at $2.50, they go at ....$1.05 .rW 116.1 rur. 4.110 LADIES' COATS. Ladies' black Kersey Coats, worth $7.50 for $1,05 i. Ladies' black Beaver Coate, worth $8, for 5.50 Ladies' dark Tweed Coats, worth $12, for 7.95 Ladies' gray Cloth Coats, worth $10, for 7.00 Children's Coats at half price. All our Coats roust be sold regardless of cost price. TOP SKIRTS. A line of dark Tweed Skirts, all new styles, regular value $5, for $3 75 Fine all -wool black or blue Venetian Skirts, $5 value.. 3.95 A lot of plain and fancy Tweed Skirts, value up to 53.50, for $1,05 Best English Lonsdale Cambric, regular 15e value, sale price.. 121c FURS! FURS! Ladies' Rat -lined Coats with hest Sable collar, $65 value for $50.00 Persian Lamb Jacket, worth $75, sale price 50.00 $35.00 Seal Coats on sale at 25.00 ; Ladies' Coon Coats, good value at $50, sale price30.00 ' Astrachan Jackets, $33 value, 10 days' sale price, 25.00 Big reductions on Fur Caps, Muffs, Ruffs, Stoles, Gauntlets, etc. Thousands of yards of Laces and Embroideries, Dress Trimmings, etc., to be sold at great sacrifice. Salespeople Wanted.