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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1904-05-26, Page 5Thumlay, May 26, 1004 The Store that S911s Everything It Man Wears Don't Wear Poor ILL-FITTING CLOTHES When you can get the wear -you -well and mer- chant -tailor -fitting kind here without any trouble whatever, and not cost you one penny more than the poor kind, Don't. Accept Long -priced Credit Terms When you can buy your clothes right here, on the spot cash basis which means a saving of one- quarter to one•half the regular price charged by credit stores. Don't Accept Styles So old they have voted, when you can get the first choice of New York, Paris and London's best styles here, Get wise to the well-known fact that Crowder's Tailored Clothing is guaranteed , to fit. We have the largest stock of Men's Goods in town. • MEN'S AND YOUTHS' SUITS. -In black or bine worsteds, striped tweeds, etc., all latest styles and cut sizes, 33 to 40 chest, Prices -$5, $7, $0, $12, $14. BOYS' SUITS. -Two or three pieces, sizes 22 to 30, in worsteds, tweeds, etc. Price -$1.75 to 85,00, MEN'S ODD PANTS. -32 pairs men's odd tweed Pants, sizes 32 to 44 waist (nice dark stripe) regular price $1.50 and $1.75. Price to clear -$1.25. BOYS' KNIOKER PANTS. -Sizes 22 to 32 waist, black or blue serges, tweeds, etc., double knees and seats -50c, '75c, $1,00, $1.25, BOOTS AND SHOES, -Boots and Shoes for mall or boy, at away down prices, all sizes and shapes kept in stock. It will pay you to give us a call as prices are right. Boys' Shoes -75c to $2,00, Men's Shoes -$1.00 to $5.00. GENTS' FURNISHINGS. -Just arrived for the holiday trade -New Ties, new Shoes, Sox, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, etc. OATS 1 HATS 1 -We have the latest styles in hard and soft felt Hats, Price -50c to $3.00. STRAW HATS. -All kinds and sizes -10c to $1.25, CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS. -Latest American novelties, new colors, Blouse and Norfolk Coats, pleated oz' plain, ages 2 to 7 years -75c to $2.25. The R. 1i. Crowier Co. ,,Furniiure! furniture We're right at home in the Furniture business -we've grown up with it, and we'll make it worth your while to drop. in and examine our stock of Parlor Suites, Bed- room Suites, Sideboards, Extension Tables, Couches, Fancy Chairs, Baby Carriages, Etc., Etc. Special Prices on Iron Beds -the best make. Walker Bros. & Button TRAIN UP A CHILD and when up, send hirn or her to L%S%QW. • IT PAYS TO Term Begins Apr. xx, x904. Two Courses :-Commercial and Shorthand. :Send for College journal. C. A. FLRMINO A. L. MCINTYRB President Secy, MANY CALLS aro received from business firms and Many Students are placed in good posi- tions each year by the famous CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. This school stands for tiro highest and best in business education in Canada to- day. Many business colleges employ orir of applications front other�coleges scores to see them tho day you enter. W. d. Elliott, Principal. TIIE ADVANCE OFFICE for tasty and down -to -date Job Printing. Psicos right. Cook's Cotton Root Compound: Ibadiese 1''avorlte, Td the only safe, reldabld regulator on which woman can depend. "in the Mull and time of need." Prepared in two degrees of Strength. No. 1 and No. 2. No, 1. -For ordinary cases ie by far the best dollar medicine known. 2To, 2 -Por special cases -10 degrees btronger--three dollars per book. Ladioa-ask your druggist for Cook's) Cotton Root Compound. Take no other as all pills, mixtures and imitations are dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and r000namonded by all druggists in the Da aninton of Canada. Mailed to any address sett receipt of rine and four 2 -cent postage S * P&. t e teao k Company. W;ndsor, Qui, A. 1.1 Hamilton. aro A. Hourglass, C. C. am A Campbell and W, Moll:ibbon, druggists. X10 PTLY SE URED ri4 fof our interesting books Invent. or's Help" and "How you are swindled.' Send us a rough sketch or model of your in - 'nation orimprovement and we will tell you tree our opinion as to whether it is probably Patentable. Rejecfed appllcationejaaveoftoit ca a a suceesty prosecuted by us. We CefQuot fully equipped offices In Montreal and Washington; thisqualiies us to prc:mpt. •ly dispatch work And quick) secure Patents as bras as the invention. Hivghestreferences • furnished. Pettents procured throughMarlon & Eta• Hon receive ,peels) notice without charge In over too newspapers distributed throughout the f)^ minion, Specialty :.ratent business of Manufac- turers and Engineer*. MARION & MARION Idatent Experts and Solioltora. Ohio NtwYor Life Btd' , Montreal tle IMdE,Wasbf ton D.Ca: Now is the best time to enter. The Winter rush is now over. Those entered are well started. in their work, and teachers can there- fore give more time to now students. It is now current talk throughout the coup. try that the student who intends to take a business or shorthand course, and wants to bo placed in a paying place when graduated should attend the CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE, CHATHAM, ONT, Students of last year already darning over $1030 per annum. 340 placed in 11 months. Do you know of any other business school getting such results? Wo pay your railway fare. Have you over soon our catalogue? If not write for it and enter now, Address, D. MOLACHLAN se CO,. Chatham, Ont. WANTED SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE" in this county and adjoining territories, to represent and advertise an old estab- lished business house of solid financial standing, Salary $21 weekly, with expenses advanced each Monday by check direct from headgnarters. Ad- dress, Blew Bros. & Co., Monon Bldg., Chicago, Ili. REXALL IHOLD DYES These Dyes will dye Wool, Cotton, Silk, Jute or Mixed Goods in one bath - they are the latest and most improved Dye inithe world. Try a package. All colors at W. Messer's store, Itinerate, and C. I3. McClolland's store, Belgrave, Ont. ...I,.,I dl1III I.,I.11..dl YI. I,. i Fresh Goods 737. -'• Most people appreciate fresh goods, it always tastes so much i i nicer, and is much healthier besides. We aro always ready with a fresh stock of i FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CAN GOODS and CONFECTIONERY. Our Chocolates aro of the highest class geode, Try our O, y tersserved in any style,o We have in stock Canada Cream and Roquefort Cheese. Ice Cream orders filled on the shortest notice. Your Patronage Solicited L. G, KRUSE Mckelvie's Old Stand MEETING OF PRESBYTERY, The Presbytery of )Maitland met in the Methodist Church, llz'ussols, on Tuesday, the 17th inst., and was duly constituted by the Rev. Jno, Ross, who anted as Moderator, owing to the ab• souse of the Rev, D. Perrie. Roy. T. W. Cous'ans, Mcth, Minister, Brussels, was invited to sit as a corresponding member, Rev's. Messrs. Stewart, Max- well, Rutherford and Hestia, and Mes- srs, Malcolm of Kincardine; W1lilieker and Joy of St. Johns, Elders, were ap- pointed Commissioners to the General Assembly. ,A. committee consisting of Messrs, Hastie, Malcolm and Whaley, was appointed to prepare plaus by which the expenses of Commissioners to the Assembly should be defrayed by the Presbytery, and for the systematic sup- port of the schemes of the Ohliroh, and to report at the next meeting of the Presbytery. Rev. D. B. McCrea pre- sented a call from the congregation of - Molesworth in favor of Rev. T. W. Cur- rie, Beaverton, which on motion was set aside. Rev. M. Stewart of Bolmore handed in his resignation of his charge of Belmoro and McIntosh, nud his con- gregations were oited to appear at a special meeting of Presbytery, to be held in Wingham on the 31st hist., when resignation will be finally disposed of. Another favoring the principle of church union evoked considerable dis- cussion and was finally adopted, Messrs. McLeod and McLennan dissenting. Presbytery adjourned to meet in Wroxe- ter in Sept. .1 Every Lady Should Know That Ferrozone romoves the causes that interfere with tho proper discharge of all womanly functions; it corrects ,irregularities and is especially good for women who aro nervous and subject to headache, lame back, bearing -down pains, despondency and tiredness. Fer- rezone is a blood builder and purifier and can't be excelled for the complexion. For your good looks and health use Fer- rozone. Price 50o. per box at all druggists. Maitland W. F. M. S. Presbyterial. This Society met in annual conven- tion in the Presbyterian Church, Brus- sels, on the 17th inst., and was largely attended. The various reports present- ed by the different organizations were most satisfactory and encouraging, showing that considerable progress had been made in each department. Help- ful and inspiring addresses were given in the afternoon meeting by the Pre- sident, Miss Weir, a returned Mis- sionary from India, and Mrs. Malcolm, who spoke of Methods of work in Mis- sion Bands. Mrs. McNab ably led the discussion on "Our work, its encourage- ments and diacouragements," while Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Ferguson satisfactori- ly disposed of the Question Drawer. The Society contributed for Mission purposes the sum of $1875, being an ad- vance of $143 over the contribution last year. There Was a large gathering at the evening session, when splendid ad- dresses were given by Messrs. Hastie and Perrin, and by Miss Weir, who spoke most entertainingly and in- structively on Mission Work in India. Music was furnished by the Brussels choir and Mrs. Hastie Soloist. The fol- lowing officers wore elected for ensuing year: -President, Mrs. Jno. Ross, Brus- sels, (re-elected); Vice -Pres., Mrs. Dr. Murray, Kincardine; Secretary, Miss J. A. Blathers, Kincardine; Treasurer, Mrs. •.Chadwick, Teeswater; Tidings Secretary, Miss V. E. Gordon, St. Helens; Secretary of Supplies, Mies Linklater, Wingham. Consumption Begins with a Cough. The cough racks and tears the tender tissues of the throat. Inflammation supervenes and thea serious bronchial or lung trouble is established. The im- portant time is at the beginning. Stay the progress of the cough by using fragrant healing Catarrhozone which roaches every part of • the bronchial tubes, throat and lungs. Catarrhozone destroys disease germs, stops the cough, heals sore spots, clears the nose and throat of discharge. - Catarrhozone soothes, never irritates. Guaranteed for every form of catarrh. For lasting cure use Catarrhozone. • Two months' treatment;1.00; trial 25c. My Business is Buying, Selling and Exchanging Real Estate in Ontario C. J. MAGUIR E Vanstono Block WINOHAM • ONTARIO I bring Buyer and Seller together . Steamship Express coMMENCING TUESDAY, MAY 24th 4ortennor':1n will leave Toronto at x.eo p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday for Owen Sound Thursday, May 26th, southbound, teavin> Owen Sound g.00 a.m. Sundayt Tuesday Thursday, for Toronto. b"nil partlaulan from any Canadian Paellas JAu6eger Agentnt, er A. ,TII.f•]ooronto,ari, Aare Geeeral Pas- eddtm TRE W,I "GIIAM ADVANCE. titre AWN esS During my travels Ai long the cream. cries of Minnesota, especially in the western part of the state, 1 have visit- ed a large number of creameries re. ceiving both band and separator create ' and whole milk, and often --yes, too oftent-I met with the assertion by the buttormaker that he doesn't need a starter at his factory, that the hand separator cream is starter enough, and, in fact, he actually does use it with which to ripen cream skimmed at the factory, says B, K. Slater in Creamery Journal. He does not con - eider it a real starter perhaps, but by mixing his whole product together he is virtually carrying out the princi- ples of cream ripening, but without re - J, O. IsIOORIi. [President Wisconsin Buttermakera' arise - elation.] gard to results. I will admit that in some instances this is absolutely nec- essary, as fn the case of the butter - maker who receives a large amount, perhaps nearly all hand separator cream. At the majority of our fac- tories, however, a small amount of the raw material is cream, and in such cases it is quite possible to keep the hand separator and factory cream sep- arate until the latter is ripened by the aid of a good starter. Cool the hand separator cream if sour down as low 'as possible and keep it in a tank or other receptacle until the cream from the factory machine is ripened and cooled to churning temperature, and 'then the two products may be mixed ,together. The ripening process should i.}oe so conducted that the different batches of cream may be mixed togeth- et the evening of the same day they 'ate received at the creamery. 1 Good Time For Dairymen, 1 Claims are being made that Wall sti~eet is declaring hard, times for this country during the next few years, ;writes a contributor to Creamery Journal. The dairymen can feel con- tented in the knowledge that the mem- bers of Wall street have very few, if any, strings on the dairymen to pull. he price of meat and oftentimes the ifferent grains is said to be controlled by a few men, but butter goes on an bpen, uncontrolled, competitive mar- ket, which is being guarded against unjust and fraudulent competition by our zealous coworkers in the National Dairy union. The signs of hard times as predicted by some men are in some ways encouraging to dairymen. In the words of one of our loyal Iowa dairy- men, "Hard times make farmers milk more cows." Effect of Air on Cream, Professor Leze, a noted dairy expert of France, makes the folloering state- ment regarding the effect of air on cream and its relation to flavor in but- ter: "It is easy to prove that air is det- rimental, for the superior, or first, lay- ers of cream, those exposed to the air, have always a disagreeable flavor, and they are rejected in consequence. Fi- nally we may point out that the most apparent and genuine superiority of cream raised spontaneously over cream mechanically separated is especially found in this absolute want of mixture with air when the cream rises by gravi- tation, It is also interesting to show that if we add to cream certain .fer- ments free from oxygen the quality is much improved. We insist upon these new ideas as of the highest practical importance." June Conditions In the Stable. Dairy stables can be made to sub- stantially give June conditions, and these essentials are light, warmth, air and succulent food. That is all a cow gets in June, says John Gould in Stock- man and Farmer. First make the sta- ble close, so as to exclude the common ingress of outside air; make the ceil- ing overhead so that the air as warm- ed by the bodies of the cows is retained in the stable and not diffused lnto space. Put in plenty of windows, so as to get the sunshine into the stables. If you are afraid of the loss of heat at night, put some shade on for nights. Have a clean floor of some kind. Ce- ' inent with. roughened surface to pre - 'vent slipping slakes a floor that can be kept clean and dry, and such a floor, i with the aid of the sunlight, is never foul, redolent with ferments or a cree- 1 tor of noxious gases. With good bed- ding, absorbents in the gutter and a nitrogen catcher like plaster, South Carolina rock or even road dust for the gutter, the smells of a stable are pre• .vented. ............. ........ ,+n ease ...s.,....,..... A Noted Horseman's Experience. Mr. Antoine Wending, owner of De- voras 2t1j:f;, and proprietor of the Clif- ton House, Brockville, says no liniment compares with Nerviline for general use around the stable. For strains, sprains, swellings, internalreal prtins awl it o the whirl es cola for affections ! 1 e �ti bone Nerviline is unequalled. Mr Wending believes Nerviline is indis- pensable as a horse liniment; it has strength, penetrating power and works thoroughly. Every horse and stock owner ahoald use Nerviline. Sold in large 2ko. bottles, ers You can hardly find a dome without its Ayer's Cherry 1 Pectoral. Parents know what : t it does for children: breaks Cherry Pectoral up a cold in a single night, - wards off bronchitis, prevents • pneumonia. Physicians ad- vise parents to keep it on hand, y "Tho beat cough medicine money can buy ? 15 Ayyor's Cherry Pectoral. For the coughs of children nothing St uol ys aratoga, 505, ' 250.,500.,¢1.00. JJ tt3i J. d. AYER CO., All drur�iste. for Lowell, Mass. , II :Throat, Lungs i �4,10/I,J,:. �• 11 Ntl Wi.d 1.l IYII 1 lid. 1 , 1 Ayer's Pills greatly aid the Cherry Pectoral In breaking up a cold. 4 Miles From Toronto. 150 acres, township of York, north of city limits; good clay loam, level land in high state of cultivation ; large brick dwelling ; good outbuildings ; 10 acres young orchard ; $9000, two thou- sand cash. Owner in ill health. This is a good farm and should be secured at once. For particulars write J. E. HURLEY, 505 Sherbourne St,, Toronto WINGHAM r1ACH INE SHOP Having purchased the machine shop business of Vasbinder and Rod - well, I am prepared to do all kinds of repair work promptly and at reason- able rates. Bicycle repairs receive special attention. New Bicycles of the best grade for sale. We shall give careful attention to all repair work entrusted to us, and feel confident we shall be able to give satisfaction. W. G. PATON, Wingham ROBT. H. GARNISS BLUEVALE - ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for at the office of the WINGHAM ADVANCE. W. A. CURRIE Winghaln's Auctioneer. Sales attended in any part of Huron county. Orders lett at the ADVANCE Office will re- ceive prompt attention. DR. OVENS LoxvaN SURGEON, OCULIST, SPECIALIST. Diseases Eyo, Ear, Nose and Throat. Visits Wingham monthly. GLASSES PITTED PROPERLY. NASAL CATARItu and DEANNESs treated. Wingham office at Campbell's Drug Store. London orrice -225 Queen's ave.; hours 11 a.ln. to 8m. Dates of visits -Mondays - Feb. 1, Feb. 29, Mar. 28, May 2 May 30. Juno 27, July 25, Sept, 5, Oct. 3, Oct. 31, Nov. 28. Canadian Order Woodmen of The World CAMP NATIONAL 139 Hold their regular meetings every 2nd and 4th Friday each month. in Oddfellows' Hall All visitors welcome. R. MAXWELL, CC, R. H. CROWDER, Clerk Ve t ae VaksaAsks. Lots of them -do your own choosing. We know the styles. We know exactly how they should be cut -how they should fit -and its our business to put all these +a knows " together, and fit you out in the beat that your money can buy - no matter what price you pay. It world please us to have you drop in. Robt. Maxwell High Art Tailor • Wingham 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &c. Anyone sending a sketch and aeserlptlon may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communica- tions strietl ommnnica- tionsstrietl contidenttnt. Handbook en Patents sent agency y for securing R D Patents through Munn z Co. receive 'pada otice, without onrge, to the Sckn1i1ic Mlllericalu. Abandsomety illustrated weekly. largest otr- eulatton of any aclenttne 3ournnt, Teraats, $3 a ear• four menthe, 51. Bold byatl'aewsdtalers. 26113roadway, BEN 1C0J5t B 11t,t% ,,NaeviD. r. Slim Prices, Stout Values The Leading Stora. Small Pronto Quick Returns OUR PRICES Make Us Busy. 3 Floors well stocked with Bright New Goods at Money Saving Prices. Our doors are open to all with a special invitation to come and look around. Dress Goods Department. In. this department you have - the best makes and weaves to choose from. Special Values in desirable lines for present wear -Voiles, Crepolines, Granite and Basket weaves. SPECIAL. One Piece Black Basket weave, 56 inches wide, fine finish, good value at $1.25 - Special Price $I.00 of Dress Goods Canvas Cloths, $L25 For $I.00. 25 yards extra fine Black Venetian, very wide, regular price is $1.25 - Special Sale Price $I.00 Z[SKA VISTING, 40 inches wide, new pattern, all wool, regular price 50c -Sale' Price 40c 3 Pieces Oream Voile, very wide, nice new patterns - our price while they last 50e 7 Pieces Fancy Figured Lustre Vestings, very pretty pat- terns, regular value 50c - Sale 40c 1 Piece Tweed Suiting, double width, new pattern -Special Sale Price 25e 1 WASH GOODS. - All the newest and best in Chambeays Ginghams, Muslins, Sateens, Canvas, Flakes, etc. See our special line of Ginghams at 10c JAPAN TAFFETA SILKS, 27 in. wide, all colors, per yd... 50c .m41.11. ,,.,. ,I,+. ,.,1 .• . , III . I..1IP ,11.1. ,0 ,m111.11 11. E. Isard & Co. Opp. Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce +E estihicllhlt. ithli,m din 1.;iJIY Id .11111 uhldl lW,1 II IhIG611. TI3E ROYAL GROCERY PICKLES. At this season of the year when the jars of home-made pickles are running low, the woman of the house is looking around to see where she can get the best and cheapest. We have an excellent article at 100 per bottle. TOILET SET'S, A Snap for quick buyers -won't last long at the prices. 10 pieces. Printed. Roll Top Basins. $1.95 per set. White Toilet Sets. A nice embossed pattern. The very best goods. Six piece -for $1.50. at Griffin's "Blow Your Own Horn "We're blowing our own horn" along with the reat of our fellow citizens, but ours is a different sort of a horn ; it is a busi- ness horn with a business end to it, and we're blowing it for YOUR good as well as our own. That is why we have plenty of help in blowing -why hundreds of people are constantly blow- ing for us. HOMUTII BROS.' OLOTHRS aro the best clothes trade. Ask the man who wears them. "He knows." llomuth Bros.' Clothes From $12.00 to $40.00. IIATS ! HATS 1 -We have the very newest American maket s' Hats and Caps. Not a single ont•of-style Ila' in the store, so you're sure of getting a new, up-to-date fiat when you bny here, SII1RTS.-We have a full assortment of the beat makes, and can guarantee you fast colors, sizes 1.4e to 17&, at 81.00 to $1.2.5. Be sure you buy your Gents' Furnishings from us. If you do you can feel assured you have the best materials yonr )'money can buy, and always sure of it being up-to•date. A Pleasure to Show Goods. HOMUTH BROS. TAILORS AND GENTS' FUI2NISIIEns �w Ayer's r s Pills. Ayer's Pills. AyerssAyer's Pills. Keep 'saying this over and over 'again. 041.7.4%! The best laxative. Want your moustache or beard ! a UCKI HG *beautiful brown or rich black? Use tlrrir tan, or moo= „> "li,',tit i o„ Dar