HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1909-10-21, Page 5THE WINGI '-A-M ADVANCE, TBURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1909.
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'IVo are Aderets tor the Cetetraied
` realiodys' Overalls"
Ouarhetaes.."iec q Button, 25c 10 Rlp. " oK
eteueeratls hearlug the stowAtpket..
OUR ° TRADE DEMANDS
The " Peabody Overall"
We have a full stock of Peabody's
Smocks and Overalls, in alt sizes,
in stock now , . .•
To Clear
Ten dozen lines of other makes
some with and some without
bibs. One line double
seat and fronts.
$1.00 Lines to be cleared at ■
75c "
■ ■.80c
1 60c
Nue
McGee & Campbell
Clothiers and Men's Furnishers
All Blue Books.
Hereafter the Ontario Government
publications will be blue .books in ap-
pearance as well as in name. The old
yellow -colored volumes will be issued
no longer. Blue is Premier Whitney's
choice. All the official stationery of
the departments, whether embossed
or printed, is lettered in blue,
It Prevents Sore Throat.
No simpler way to kill a cold and
stamp out sore throat than by apply-
ing Nerviline—rub it in freely, and
then put on a Nerviline Porous Plas-
ter on the chest. These remedies hunt
out pain, destroy every trace of con-
gestion, cure the cold and tendency to
bronchitis. ` Thousands find Nerviline
inestimably the best remedy for pains,
aches, bruises, neuralgia, sciatica,
colds and winter ills. Not only is it
penetrating and powerful, but , it is
safe and economical. All dealers sell
Poison's Nerviline. Large, bottles for
25c, the plasters same price. Beware
of substitutes.
Dream Saved A Train.
Recently a fire destroyed the bridge
between Brandon and Winnipeg. A.
boy named Guthrie, son of a track -
walker, awoke after a dream in which
lie saw w bridge on fire. He got up,
-looked all through the house and then
went outside. Down the track he saw
the bridge on fire. Immediately he
awoke his father as the express was
due at about that time. Arrange-
ments were at once made for stopping
the train before it reached the danger
point. This was accomplished with-
out difficulty.
Small Dividend.
The liquidators of the Ayton Cord-
age Co. which for some time has been
in process of winding up, have issued
a statement to the effect that share-
holders will receive a little over two
and a half cents on the dollar. A per-
son who held $100 worth of the stock
will get $2 801.
Verdict For $i5oo.
.d.t the Orangeville Assizes last
week, Joseph Walker of Markdale got
a verdict of $1500 and costs against
the C. P. R. for damages received on
July 12, by the train starting without
warning. He was betting on the
train, and his leg was crushed so that
it had to be amputated.
Municipal Housecleaning.
Montreal citizens, after a vigorous
campaign, following the disgraceful
revelations of the inquiry into the
long rule of dishonesty at, the City
Hall, voted, by an overwhelming ma-
jority, to reduce the number of alder-
men by half (having each ward repre-
sented by one man instead of two),
and to put the remaining half under
a Board of Control. The duties of the
Board of Control are ,among other
things to prepare all yearly -estimates,
to make all recommendations involv-
ing expenditure, to examine specifi-
cations and grant contracts, to pur-
chase materials, to superintend civic
works, to epend the moneys voted by
the Council and to control the officials
of each civic department.
For Every Meal
A.tbreakfast with porridge "Crown
Brand Syrup" is delicious.
U Used with plain puddings or made
up with pastry, odd scraps of cake,
etc., It snakes a delightful after dinner
dessert.
At supper it is just the thing to eat
with bread CI&O,�VN, BRAN D SYRUPtoast or "
is syrup at its best mad in its most
delicious and wholesome
form.
It is prepared in a perfect
.
• manner from absolutely
• pure ingredients. It is far
ahead of all other kinds its
deliciousness of flavor and
perfect wholesoat eness—
clott't you tltiitk it's worth
while insisting on "Crown
Brand Syrup? "
Your dealer hes it for you in
2% e, to and: so Ib. air -tight this
With tilt -off lids. Order some
today
The Edwardsburg Starch Co.
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Clearing Sale Still Continues
Biggest Bargains Ever Heard Of In
Men's Furnishings
The Sale has been going good, but we had a big
stook and have a lot, of Exceptional Bargains for
you yet in all lines. - If you have been in you know
what values we were giving. If you haven't been in
it will certainly pay you to come along if you are
needing anything. Even if you're not just in need at
present, you will make 30, 40 & 50 per cent. on the
money invested by purchasing now.
See our Men's and Boys' Shirts, Reg. 75c, for ■ . . 39c
20c Collars for 122 Ruber a eb for Collars, r180 eg. 15c Collars for 9c
Sweaters, Underwear, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Ties, Mufflers,
Scarfs, Socks, Fancy Vests in winter or summer styles,
Smoking Jackets, Lounging Robes, Fur Caps & Collars,
Belts, Jewelry, Etc., Etc.
Our Tailoring Department
Is full of the very Newest in Suitings, Overcoatings,
Trouserings, Fancy Vestings. The patterns and material
are the best we ever had. The Prices are the lowest
possible, consistent with good goods and workmanship.
HAVE A LOOK.
ROBT. MAXWE'LL
Tailor and Men's Furnisher
• Large Honey Shipment.
What was probably one of the larg-
est loads of pure clover honey ever
shipped from Listowel was put on
board the O.P.R. en route for British
Columbia. The consignment consist-
ed of thirty-four crates, each neatly
made and packed, holding sixty
pounds, or two thousand and forty
pounds in all. The honey was pro-
duced by Charles Mitchell, Moles-
wcrth, who is an old veteran at the
business, having studied and kept
one of the largest apiaries in Western
Ontario for over thirty years. He
reports a crop of five tons for this
year and has an unlimited demand
for his output, most of which is ship-
ped to the great Canadian West and
British Coltunbia.
The Girl That Is Pale.
She is in danger, her system is run
down, weak—she needs nourishment,
needs richer blood. More than all
else she needs Ferrozone, needs it be-
cause it brings back the nerve energy
which rapid growth and study have
exhausted. The old-time vigor, happy
spirits and new strength return with
Ferrozone. The delicate maid is en-
ergized, strengthened and rebuilt.
Isn't it worth while using Ferrozone
when it sorely dons so much. At all
dealers in 50e boxes.
Doubling Their Income.
The Dairy Commissioner at Ottawa
gives several instances where mem-
bers of cow testing associations, who
are systematically weighing and early.
ling the milk from each individual
cow hi the herd, have been enabled to
increase the yield of milk pet cow
tremendously. Mere weighing and
sampling, of course, has not increased
the yield, but it has been the most
important factor in the general im.
provement ; it has shown that lots of
rows were nob worth keeping ; it has
shown that others could profitably
consume more good feed ; it has
shown the owners that they must
study each cow to snake her do her
best ; it has shown them that most
eows will respond readily to better
care and attention and will earn more
money if given the opportunity, It
means good money in atiy fatmer's
pocket if ho will have a little patience
and act on the information gained
from the, records. One man is now
getting from his 20 cows an income of
four Hundred and eighty dollars per
year more than he was 3 years ago.
A smaller herd in 1904 brought in only
$23.80 per coup, but last year the own•
er received nearly $58 per cow, in oth-
er words he is now getting more than
doable the previous hioarae per now.
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Sensational Prices
We begin this month distributing brand new goods at sensa-
tional prices. There is no secret about it.' To begin with—WE
BUY LARGELY. To end with — WE ARE NOT GREEDY
AFTER PROFIT. There are hundreds of homes that really
need WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE and JEWELRY.
They may be had when yon compare our prices with what you
have been accustomed to pay. This is not au accumulation c
old shabby stock, but the very latest styles and the very best
quality of goods. iteerWATOH OUR SOUTH WINDOW FOR
BARGAINS.
Our most PRECIOUS POSSESSION, next to life
itself, is GOOD EYESIGHT. If yon suspect your
Eyes are not right, consult us. We are eye experts.
McINTOSII
THE JEWELER
AND . OPTICIAN
SION OF THE RED ELEPHANT.
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Made n anode
Stands Extremes nes of Heat and Cold
RUI3ittOID is used on houses and barns at points
z,000 miles north of Edmonton, Albetta-' a .d the
extreme cold has no effect on it.
RUBRROID Is used on buildings in the West Indies,
South America and the Orient, -,-. where the ther-
mometer registers front 90 to rob degrees for tnenthss
-wand the extreme heat has no effect on it.
Could you ask for a more satisfactory roofingfor your
house and barn ? Write for samples and prces.
J. A. M.cLcan Sole Agent
Only One Each.
The estimated number of deer in the
Adirondack mountains is 25,000, and
already 25,000 licenses to bunt thein
have been issued, That is ,only one
apiece,if alI the deer are captttred,.
Oldest Settler Dead,
The oldest settler in Walkerton and
one of the landmarks of the town was
gathered to his rest on Tuesday night,
when Mr. James Morrison passed sad,
denly away at his home, aged 81. He
saw Walkerton emerge from a forest
into the capital of Bruce, and in each
successive stage he performed the part
of a public-spirited citizen,
Boot Prices Advance..
The high rates for hides has resulted
in the rise of the price of boots, the
supply being less than the demand.
Leather has advanced from 2 to 8 cte.
a pound, and this has sent the price of
boots up from 2t per cent. to T per
cent. This means that customers will
pay all the way from 5 to 20 per cent.
more for their boots, The largest in-
creases are on the cheaper classes of
goods,
A Vegetable Constipation Cure.
Because they contain mercury and
mineral salts, many pills are harsh.
The easiest and safest laxative is Dr.
Hamilton's Pills oe Mandrake and But-
ternut. They clean the stomach, in-
testines and bowels—drive out waste
matter, tone the kidneys and forever
cure constipation. 'As a general tonic
and system cleanser nothing ie so mild
and efficient as Dr. Hamilton's Pills of
Mandrake and Butternut. Sold every-
where in 25c boxes.
Passenger By Airship. -
Germany expects to have before
another year a line of airships, com-
prising both dirigible balloons and
aeroplanes carrying passengers be-
tween Berlin and the principal cities
of the empire. The air navigation
company which is to perform this
service is being actively supported,
and no less than twenty financial
institutions and men of wealth have
subscribed to the company's stock.
It is not expected to make money
from the start, but the hope is enter-
tained that it will be possible to cover
expenses from the tourist and other
travel. The company has arranged to
buy Zeppelin, Parsevil and Gross
dirigible balloons, as well as some of
the Wright aeroplanes, if these ma-
chines can be adapted to long cross-
country trips.
Where Are They ?
What about farm implements? Are
they safely housed for the coming
winter ? Are they still in the fields,
where they were last used, a prey to
the rains and storms of this autumn
time? The expenditure necessary to
properly equip a farm with machinery
and implements these days is no small.
item. They are a necessity on every
farm. But this is no reason why they
should not be properly cared for.
Every implement used on the farm,
big or little, costs good hard-earned
money. Exposure to the weather les-
sens their value very much more than
many farmers think, judging from the
thoughtlessness shown in regard to
them. Even the hot summer sun is
injurious. The wood dries up, bolts
become loose and the general condi-
tion of the machine is not benefitted.
A big rain storm comes along, the
machine is drenched. It dries off in
the sun and mores damage is done.
And so all along the line. The farm
implement left in the field, subject to
all kinds of weather, is one of the
easiest ways of losing money that the
farmer has.
A Wonderful Cold Cure:
Just think of it, a cold cured in ten
minutes—that's what happens when
you use "Catarrhozone." You inhale
its soothing balsams and out goes the
cold—sniffles are cured—headache is.
cured symptoms of catarrh and
grippe disappear at once. It's the
healing pine essences and powerful
antiseptics in Catarrhozone that en-
able it to act so quickly. In disease of
the nose, for irritable throat, bron-
chitis, coughs and catarrh it's a mar-
vel. Safe even for children, 25c and
$L00 sizes at all dealers.
Rural Mail Delivery.
A Canadian newspaper correspon-
dent who recently went over a sample
rural mail route in the State a Ver-
mont has published some figures
which should prove of interest to the
farmers of .Ontario, The route over
which he travelled is just about twen-
ty-four miles long ; it covers at'n area
about five miles Tong and four broad,
The carrier serves 110 or 112 houses.
Each of these houses is visited every
day and the letters, newspapers, etc.,
brought to it ; while the carrier takes
the mail matter which the farmer de-
sires to post, sells him stamps, regia-
tars his Ietters and otherwise makes
himself tisefnl. The general effect is
that these Vermont farmers receive a
g eat many letters, and submoribe for
a great many newspapers. The car-
rier's average budget When he starts
out to traverse his route is about 150
letters and from 150 to 200 newspapers
of alt sorts. Tae usually brings back
to town to be posted abont 50 lettere,
25 postal cards and a few pieces of
o ther descriptions of mail matter, such
as newspapers and packeges. Three
Miles from Burlington lives a stock
breeder. Ile gets his morning's mail
earlier than (10 many residents in the
City. Isle himself has assured the
Postmaster at Harlington that rural
delivery has definitely increased the
value of his farm by a considerable
percentage. That seems the general
opinion,
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Harriman, the great railway man
Taft ottd hundred Brillion dollars of a
fortune ; all went to his wife, All
those millions were convoyed by a will
containing only Od words,
ISARD'S
—FOR—
Best Value In Ready-
to-wear Clothing.
Men's Clothing Department on 2nd Floor is a' Busy
Spot these days. Eager buyers are after Bargains in Boys'
and Men's Overcoats and Suits, and are finding just what
they want here at a Bfg Saving. This is a growing branch
of our business and we've added several new lines of High
Class Tailored Overcoats & Suits for Fall and Winter trade.
Call and inspect our stock. Our Prices will interest yon.
MEN'S NEW FALL SUITS.—English Worsted, dark brown,
with shadow stripe, single breasted sack, nicely made,
regular value $12—Our Price $10.00
MEN'S FINE SUITS.—Made of English Worsted, rioh olive
and brown tones, letest out, reg. value $15—Our Price $12,50
YOUTHS' SUITS.—Sizes 84, 85, fine quality English Worsted,
colorings are two tone effects, neat cuffs on sleeves and
flaps on pockets, regular $12 Suits --Our Cut Price $10.00
BOYS' THREE PIECE SUITS.—In fine Serge and Canadian
Tweeds, single or double breasted, Prices are $2.50, $3.00, $8.50
GOATS AND REEFERS.—Boys' Fall and Winter Topper
Coats and Reefers, new style, all sizes, English napp and
plain navy Beaver cloth. Prices are....$2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00
MEN'S OVERCOATS..—Fall and Winter Overcoats, blank or
gray English Kersey cloth, tailored in the best manner.
Twelve dollar value for $10.00
MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS.—Scotch Tweed Ulstering of
fine finish in olive, green and brown colorings, largest
improved Prussian collar, extraordinary value $12.00
MEN'S REEFERS.—Just the kind for cold weather ; we have
the Leather, Corduroy, Duck, Etoffe ; all prices.
UNDERWEAR . — Skilled operators have produced for us
Underwear which stands the test of time and will give
absolute satisfaction.
RAINCOATS. — There's health and comfort in our Raincoats.
They shed the rain perfectly and make you feel com-
fortable ; may save you a dootor bill to own one.
HATS AND OAPS. — Newest styles ; newest shapes ; newest
ideas ; all are here in countless numbers ; step in and try
one on—we can fit you both ways.
GLOVES,—Fine quality and they show it.
H. E. Isard Co.
STILL IN THE RING
Not blown away with the awful wind
has been blowing around Wingharn. We are
here with the goods. We buy our goods wher-
ever we - can get the newest and best for the
money—that means a lot to • our customers. We
have a very large stock bought for our fall and
Xmas trade, which is arriving daily.
W. G. Patterson
THE GREAT WATCH DOCTOR
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IT PM TO BSA GOOD
keefe
W E want to tell you about a Good
Range --It's called the--
IIVXPEZIA.L-OXIORD
A PERSONAL inspection is request.
L. -Led and now is a good tittle to come,
New Stock just in --Let's talk it aver.
Surprisingly modcratc prices for sure
satisfaction. See us before you buy.
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H. J. BOYCE - Sola Agent
"gingham
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