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sumption will recover. Fresh
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Cherry
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Nourishing food comes next.
Then, a medicine to control
the cough and heal the lungs.
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-I that uasQ Ay#Ca Cherry Federal 03 years
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Thursday, November to, 1904
TRE ININGRAM ADVA14-0E.
BARGAIN AT CROWDER'S
CRO W DER'S
Big Out Price Removal Sale
Ten days more for Out Prices before we move into our new
Premises, '.i'his Sale bas been a success, Wo have bad new face's
in our 401'0 every day. We have sent custolners away satisfied,.
knowing they bad received Bargains,
Don't lake our word for it. Come yourself and be convinced.
BOYS' SUITS $2 00_,11: .logs' 2•pieco Tweed Suite sizes 22 to 28, regular price
$3.00 anti $3.60-1totnovgl Sale ''rico $2,00
MEN'S SUITS $5.50_,10 only Men's Tweed Suits, sizes 31 to 4i -regular price
C $7.6`0 and $8.00-1tomovaT Salo .Price $5.00
BOYS' PANTS 45c -8T pairs Boys' Tweed Pants, sizes 22 to 33. regular price
C 05o and 75o - Tteinoval Salo Price r
MEN'S PANTS 90c-26 Pairs Men's Tweed Pauts, all sizes, worth $1,.25 -Re -
moral Salo Price 20o
$3.00 BOYS' NORWAY REEFERS $2 39
17 only Boys' Navy Blue Beaver Cloth Norway Reefers, storm collars, double breasted,
tweed lined, sizes 22 to 28, regular prise $3,00-ltomoval Salo Price $2,30
$S.00 PEA JACKETS $3.73
16 only Men's double breasted grey Frieze Pea Jackets (large storm collar) bins 31 to
41 ohest-Removal Salo Price $3.75
BIG SPECIAL CUT IN OVERCOATS.
11 only ulartl$8.5O Overcoats, some
nCoats and'tumoval short lengths,isizes 30 to 4i, no two alike,
$6,00
Big Bargains in Men's and Boys' Shoes. flargaius in all parts of the Store.
The R.11. Crowder Co.
23 empty Packing Boxes for Salo.
Largest and Best
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Our Suitings for Fall and
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and fabric, and we have a large
stock to select from.
Also a large range of Over -
coatings in all the newest and best
materials at right prices.
Pantings to suit anybody.
And say, if you are going to
get a rain -proof coat, clo not buy a
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Is unquestionably Canada's greatest business
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250 students placed in year 191000.
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not be worth tho apace in this paper that it
takes to toil it. But when the salaries aver-
aged over $600 por annum, a few of them over
1000, the public should know that no other
business school in Canada publishes such lists
and gots suoh RESULTS.
Many of our former graduates are now com-
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and hair clippers sharpened, etc. A
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THTEO. HALL, P1LOPIiIATOlt.
(Rays (4truts
-Alexander Howe has sold lis farm
on the 3rd con„ Wallace, for $7,200,
•---Jae. Blown has sold his farm on
con, 2, Grey, and purchased another
in McKillop near Walton,
-The town of Palmerston carried
by-Iaws by large majorities to extend
the municipal electric Iight plant and
to the Public Library building.
-Patrick Major, a Bruce farmer, is
exhibiting some yellow metal which
he discovered on his farm. He be-
lieves it is gold and will send. it to the
Government essayist at Ottawa.
-A large majority of the councils of
the rnuniciplllities of Bruce county
have declared against the present sy
stein of county councils and the mat-
ter will he submitted to the ratepayers
at the municipal elections in January
1900.
-Stewart Bros. of Molesworth have
sold their threshing outfit to Henry
Campbell who will finish out the sea-
son. They have also sold their patent
cutting box and threshing machine
attachment to a company for the snug
sum of $5000.
.LThe Iar'gest tobacco factory in the
world is that belonging to the French
Government at Lille, It turns out
50,000 tons a year. Belgium and Hol-
land smokes 34 ounces of tobacco a
head, Germany 48 ounces, and Eng-
land only 24 ounces.
- The Hay Branch Agricultural So-
ciety have purchased ten acres from
Mr. S. Rennie, east of the village of
Zurich, and will have it converted in-
to a new show grounds, They will
build a half -mile track on it. The old
grounds are too srnall.
-The Rev. J. Truax, of Eden Grove,
lost a valuable horse the other day,
one that he would not have taken less
than $200 for: In jumping over a
wire fence, the horse got tangled up
in it, and fell on its head. The poor
brute lingered a few days but had evi-
dently been hurt internally.
-A gang of citizens in Grand Val-
ley charivaried a newly married
couple to an alarming extent the
other night, going so far as to pelt the
house with eggs, rotten fruit and
stones and to apply smarting oint-
ments to the bridegroom's horses in
the stable. • Information was laid
against 12 of those who took part in
the charivari, and they paid a fine of
$2 and costs each.
Stratford, Nov. 3. - Highwaymen
held up George Gastrell and his wife
on the street between ten and eleven
last night and relieved them of a
small sura of money and a watch. A
later attempt to burglarize Gastrell's
store was unsuccessful. Some time
during the night an entrance was
forced to the bar of the Ontario House
and the cash register, containing
abort six dollars, was carried off bodi-
ly. The culprits are supposed to be
the same in each case.
-Regarding the cement industry at
Attwood, the "Bee" says :-The work
of erecting the main building of the
Cement Co., is progressing rapidly.
A gang of 12 men are busily engaged
erecting the walls, while four men are
at work in the gravel pit, loading the
dump cars, which are then drawn by
horses to the centre of the building,
and the gravel clumped off just op-
posite the cement mixing machine.
When finished, the works will prove
not of great interest but also of great
utility, to the residents of Attwood
and vicinity.
-A. terrific explosion occurred in
Lion's Head, Bruce county, on Thurs-
day, that surprised the inhabitants.
The acetylene gas generator behind
the Royal hotel was left open, and the
gas that escaped was ignited by a
lighted match in the bar -room. Lt.
Col. A. E. Belcher was in that neigh-
borhood, and those who rushed to the
spot found him crawling about upon
his hands and knees on the cement
sidewalk in a semi -dazed condition.
The hotel sustained damage that will
take several hundred dollars to repair.
The back part of the building was
blown out, as well as the front walls
being bulged out of plumb. Windows
upstairs and downstairs were broken,
plaster was torn off walls and ceilings,
and upstair floors were torn up. A.
couple of men were beside the genera-
tor when the explosion happened, and
were thrown against the wall of, the
room, but sustained no injury. The
large mirror behind the bar suffered
No hurt, while strange to say the bot-
tles arrhyed along in front of it were
all clearly cut off at the necks.
What Is Catarrh ?
It is an inflammation of the mucous
lining of the throat, bronchial tubes
and nasal passages excited by germs
that exin only be destroyed by fra-
grant healing Catarrhozoue which is
breathed direct to the scat of the
trouble,
and
lista never
r
yet failed
to
cure. Pleasant to use, asolute.y cos-
taiu to cureCatar borons always
gives satisfaction. "I suffered from
nasal catarrh so badly that I could
not breathe through Any nostrils,
Writes G. K. Wilmot of Meriden. I
used Catarrhozono for a few minutes
and was relieved. It eured in a short
tinge." No other remedy just like
Cata,rrhozone, --it's the best, Two
rnontits' treatment $1.00 ; trial :size
$ti ate,
Clinton.
Rev. MI'. Magee, late et Qoderich,
asetunee the pastorate of the Clinton
and Base Iaiue Baptist churches this
week.
There are three eases of typhoid
fever at Mr. If. HIR',, supposed to
have been contracted from a visitor
from Michigan.
Oa Sunday afternoon last the abode
of the local Chinese laundrymen WAS
entered and twenty dollars stolen,
together with the bulbs on two of
the electric lights. The thieves have
not yet been apprehended, but suspic.
ion points to their indentity.
The sale of yearling and two year
old steers and heifers held last Satur.
day at Mr. Ferran's stables was fairly
well attended, but the prices bid were
anything but good for *the owner.
There were 71 head in the lot ; some
were purchased last spring for $85
but went for $25 after feeding then%
all summer, The prices ranged front
$15to$30,
Between five and six o'clock last
Thursday evening smoke spread
through Hodgens Bros, clothing store.
Nothing serious was thought of it as
it was supposed that fault lay with
the furnace, but an hour afterwards it
was found that there was a fire in the
basement in reality. The brigade
was called out and the flames quickly
extinguished, but the stock has been
considerably damaged by smoke,
The fire is supposed to have originated
from an electric wire.
On Wednesday last there passed
away to its eternal rest the spirit of
Mrs. Clendenning, at the age of 103
years or there -abouts. This remark-
ably long lived lady had the admires
tion and respect of all who made
her acquaintance during the four
years she bad been a resident with
her step -daughter, Mvs. Wm. Cante-
Ion, Albert street. Her former home
was at Walton, where she resided for
a number of years. Her husband pre-
deceasecLz,.her some 17 years ago.
She possessed wonderful vitality, as is
evidenced by her age, and though
feeble from old age, she could do a
great deal fop herself to within a few
days of her death, and her mind was
quite active for one so old.
THE ASSIZE COURT.
(Goderich Star.)
The fall session of the High Court of
Justice opened on Monday before Mr.
Justice Idington, of Stratford. There
was a full docket of civil suits, but
there were no criminal cases, hence
there were no grand jurors called, and
His Lordship got a pair of white kid
gloves. The first ease called was
Burton vs. Lockridge-an action to
recover on a promissory note, was by
consent postponed till next non -jury
sitting of this county. R. Vanstone
for deft.
Burton vs. Campbell -an action to
recover a balance of account, was ad-
journed to the same county court
sitting.
McDonald vs. Mclven-an action for
slander. An application for postpone-
ment till next session of this court
was granted, the plaintiff to be at lib-
erty to amend her statement of claim
within 14 days from this date, upon
payment of the costs of the day forth-
with after the taxation thereof, or
within said 14 days. Defendent to
have eight days to plead to amended
statement. R. Vanstone for plff.
Jowett vs. Mustard --an action to
compel defendant to complete the pur-
chase of lancl,.was postponed by con-
sent till the sitting of the high court
in Goderich on December 19th. Dick-
inson & Garrow for plff.
Ashfield vs. County of Huron -an
action for damages through loss by
the spring flood at Port Albert, was
postponed till December 19th. Dick-
inson Garrow for defts.
Fluker vs. Kennedy -an action for
seduction, was tried by jury and lasted
one hour, when the jury retired, and
one hour Iater returned with a verdict
for plaintiff and damages $1000, and
His Lordship directed that judgment
be entered for plaintiff for that sum
and costs on the High Court scale. E.
L. Dickinson and Dudley Holmes for
plff.
Fitzsimmons vs. G. T. R. -an action
to recover compensation for injury to
person while on a journey to Buffalo,
was by consent postponed till Decem-
ber 19th. Dickinson & Garrow for
Hefts.
Hutchison vs. Long -an action for
slander, ended by the jury* bringing in
a verdict for plaintiff for $40, 1.3. L.
Dickinson for deft,
Sharpin vs, Bennett -an action for
slander, was postponed till the High
Cotn't at Stratford on November 7th,
R. Vanstone for deft,
Huron & Bruce Loan Co. vs. Evans
--an action to compel a sale of land,
was postponed till the sitting in Gode-
rich on December 19th. Dickinson &
Garrow for deft.
Wright vs. G. T: R. -an action for
damages for injuries sustained while
travelling on the company's cars, wits
adjourned till next session of this
court with a jury. Dickinson & Gar-
row for lefts.
Nicholson vs. McIntosh -An action
for breach of promise of marriage,
was also transferred to the court to be
held in Stratford On the ifith inst.
action comp
I toto
Irwin vs. I w --nu
pet the performance of an agreement,
was settled by defendant agreeing to
pay $02.1 without costs. Dickinson .rs
Holmes for plff., R. Vanstone for deft.
Standish vs. Turner -i111 action to
recover some account books, was post-
poned to December 10th. li. Vanstone
for plaintiff,
Consumption
Health demands dailyaction of the
powels. AIH. nature with Ayer_
PIIIs.
--Herbert Lamprey, aged about 22
years, took a dose of formaldehyde on
Monday and came very nearly cross-
ing the bar. This happened at a
threshing at Alfred Tebbutt's of the
Huron Road, Goderich township.
One of the men found a bottle of
formaldehyde and as a joke passed it
around among those present with the
invitation to "have something," . The
bottle passed from one to another
without any of them touching it until
it came to Lamprey who, supposing
it was only water, took a "swig" be-
fore he could be stopped. He dropped
at once and it was only after emetics
had been used that he came to. He
was then taken to town for medical
treatment and has now about recover-
ed from the effects of the dose -[Clin-
ton News -Record.
A Study Of Old Age
Reveals the fact that the blood is
usually thin and lacking in the
strengthening properties of young
folks' blood. If you want to fill your
blood with the fire of youth, build up
your strength, restore your nerves,
just use Ferrozone. Its the most
potent tonin known and will renew
the flickering flame of an aged life by
imparting nourishment to enfeebled
organs. Ferrozone fortifies weak sy-
stems, feeds the blood, brain and
nerves with new life. Try Ferrozone.
Price 50c. per box.
FARM FOR SALE.
Parts of Lots 7 and 8, Con. 11, Turn -
berry, comprising 100 acres, SO cleared,
10 acres of hardwood, balance cedar;
well fenced with cedar; spring creek,
two wells, stone house, bank barn,
stone pig -pen. Farm is 0 miles from
Wingham, convenient to school, post -
office and church. Terms easy. Ap-
ply on the premises to
RICHARD WALLACE,
52- Glenannan P. O.
Farm For Sale.
103 acres, adjoining Wingham; 75
acres under cultivation ; good house
and new barn. Splendid opportunity.
Exceptional bargain. Address
ALFRED ELLIOTT,
9-12: Wingham
For Sale or Rent.
The undersigned offers for sale pr
rent, his • house and lot in Lower
Wingham. The lot consists of 7 acres
of laud. For further particulars, ap-
Iy to
II. M. WEEKS.
Farm For Sale.
In the Township of Usborne, being Lot
13, Con. 2, consisting of the best 100 acres of
land in the township, well fenced and in good
state of cultivation. Good brick lyouso and
frame barn, convenient to school, church and
market, being only two miles from Exeter.
For further particulars apply to D. 0. Mc-
Innes, Exeter, or Thomas Biggins, Wingham
P.O., executors of tho estate of B. I. Higgins,
deceased, or to Gladman & Stanbury, solici-
tors, Exeter.
DR. OPENS
OF
LONDON
SURGEON, OCULIST, SPECIALIST.
Diseases Eye, Ear; Noso and Throat.
Visits Winghatn monthly. GLASSES PITTED
PROPERLY. NASAL CATARRH and DEAFNESS
treated. Wingham office at McKibbon's Drug
Store. London office -225 flacon's ave.; hours
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dates of visits -Mondays -
Feb. 1, Feb. 29, Mar. 28. May 2, May 30, June
27, July 25, Sept, 5, Oct. 3, Oct. 31, Nov. 28.
ROBT. 11. GARNISSz
BLUEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County
Terns reasonable. Sales arranged
for at the office of the
WINGHAM ADVANCE.
W. A. CURRIE
WINottAD1'S AUCTIONEER.
Why go out of Town for au
Auetioneer, when your wants Can
be supplied at home.
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OUR PRICES
Make Us Busy.
Bargain sale of fall goods will be continued.
Be sure and thld out Our Prices before buying
anything in Furs, Jackets, Clothing, Blankets,
Quilts, Underwear, Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Skirts,
etc., etc.
We Buy to Sell Cheap,
Our Success is built On our Bargains
A few specials in Furs and Jackets
FURS.
LADIES' FUR COATS. --
Well made, and lined with beavy
Farmer's Satin, nice fine even
curl, will give good satisfaction.
Our prices are $20.00, $25, $30,
$35, 937.50, $40, 945.
LADIES' GREENLAND
SEAL COATS. - Lined with
heavy satin, high collar, guaran-
teed to give excellent wear. Our
prioe $35.00.
OAPERINES.-We're show-
ing pretty styles in Seal, Astra-
chan, Thibet, and Combination
Furs. See our special at $6.50
RUFFS. -A large assortment
of Ladies' Ruffs in Sable, Thibet,
Coney, Coon, Oppossum, Seal,
etc. Prices $1.50 up to $25.00.
CAPS.-A1I sizes. Fur Caps.
Pretty curls in Persian -Lamb,
Grey Lamb, Astrachan, eto. See
our leader at $3.00.
JACKETS.
LADIES COATS, - Three-
quarter length, semi -fitting back,
in Grey, Blank, or Fawn. Our
special cut price $8.50,
GIRLS' COATS. -All sizes,
nicely made, in Blue, Brown or
Green, plain or flaked cloth.
Prices begin at $2.50.
LADIES' SHORT COATS. --
To clear. They are not this
year's style but are good strong
serviceable Coats, To clear at
$2.75.
LADIES' HEAVY BLACK
CLOTH COATS. - With high
Collar and Cape, latest style.
Oar special price $7.00.
LADIES' TOP SKIRTS in
the best cloths, full wide make,
nicely made and trimmed. Prices
are $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50
and $5.00.
11. E. Isard & Co,
Opp. Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce
malsommusemornami
Pine
Tailoring
Tailoring is our business and it would please us exceedingly if you
would step in for a look at the elegant new Overcoatings, Suitings,
Trouserings, etc., for fall and winter wear. The patterns are the
handsomest that weavers' wits could produce.
Come in to see the New Ideas and
talk the matter over with us . .
Quoting prices for Tailoring means NOTHING as you know, but
what you can get for your money is EVERYTHING.
The best dressers in this community are our steady patrons, and
if you favor us with yourorder, you will be in the hands of skilful
tailors.
Come in for a look and a talk at any rate.
I-IATS AND CAPS.
Iu Hats and Caps we have all the latest styles and when you need
anything in this line yon should not buy elsewhere before seeing our
big range to choose from. Price -50c to $3.00.
New Underwear, Ties, &c., arriving daily.
HOMUTH R S
TAILORS AND GENTS' FURNISHERS
Furniture
When you are in need of anything in the Furniture
line, it will be worth your while to drop in and see
us. Our stock is large and varied, and our prices
are very reasonable. No trouble to show goods.
Walker Bros. 6 Button
Do You Wish a Visitor?
For 15 cis.
The Wingham Advance will visit you
regularly every week, from now until
the lst of January, 1905. Try it