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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-12-18, Page 5....WINtlltA 1t UAW, l I CT; f it r1� l ',. 1902. 'Would not an O'evrcoat be a nice present for father at Xmas? Christmas .in the Men's Store The men's store leads in providing for men, you know ; and men's store prices are men's store prices only. eSmoking .Jackets and House Coats, Fur-Linedli vercoats. Men's black and white Smoking Jackets, all sizes, self lining, :made of imported golf cloth, )patch pockets with braid trim- ming, deep roll collar with Ibraid trimming, something . right ;hp to date, Xmas price $4,25 '$3.0Q Raglanette Overcoats $6.50 .Men's and Youths' Raglanetto Overcoats, made of heavy frieze, twill lining,talma pock- ets, velvet collar, all sizes 34 to 44, Xmas price - $6.50 $7.00 Beaver Overcoats $4.75 •6 only Men's Beaver Cloth Over- coats, heavy plaid linings, vel- •I $5.50 Blouse Suits $3.95 vet collar,worth $7,Xmasprice $4.75 7 only Boys' Russian Blouse Suits all sizes, worth 5.50, Xmas clearing price - $3.95 Men's all -wool beaver cloth Coats, lined with muskrat skins, dou- ble breasted coat, heavy Ger- man otter roll collar, sizes 80 to 44, worth $45, Xmas price $131.50 $12:50 Overcoats $9.OQ Men's dark grey heavy Cheviot Overcoats, all wool, sizes 84 tq 44,velvot collar,talina pockets, reg.$12.50, Xmas clearing price $9.00 $10 Beaver Overcoats $7.50 7 only Men's black Beaver Cloth Overcoats, tight fitting, velvet collar, heavy satin ' lining, worth $10, Xmas clearing price $7.50 $6.50 Yoke Overcoats $4.90 4 only Boys' Yoke Overcoats, sizes 20 to 80, made of English melton cloth, , talnta pockets, velvet collar, worth $6.50, Xmas clearing price - $4,90 eem.re. Wo have large stock of Boys' and Men's Suits at cut prices; just step in and try some on. Wo guarantee to satisfy you in price and fit. 'Underwear for Roy, Youth and Mon at Eargain Prices JJ _ Xmas Gents' Furnishings—Perhaps we have overdone it by • purchasing such a nice lot of Xmas goods, but this is our first Xmas in Wingham We want to be first; we want to have a range of goods to satisfy all classes; we :invite you to come in and look around. Seer -All goods selected now will be delivered or kept till Xmas eve. -Wee Neckwear—We have over 1000 Neckties in all the ]atest shapes. styles -and colors to select from, at prices hard to beat: 25c, 35o, 50o and 75c each. Men's Chinese eillr Handkerchiefs .25 Men's Colored do do .50 Men's Crean' Brocaded Silk Hdkfs .75 Tuff Links •Gents' Cull Links.all pattern s,guar- anteed to hold their color, some of the nicest patterns we over had, each pair in a nice satin lined box, Xmas price 75c and $1.00 Mop's Cotton Hauakerchiefs, 6 for .25 Men's Irish Linen do 25o and .35 Men's hemstitched pure linen Hand- kerchiefs, - - 25c and .85 Tie Pins A. large assortment of Tie Pine, each pin done up in a nice box, satin lined, prices - 26o to $1.00 IN COLLARS, CUFFS, GLOVES, MUFFLERS, UMBRELLAS, ETO., FOR MEN, WE CAN NOT BE BEAT IN PRICE AND QUALITY «Come one, come all. Everybody welcome at the man's store. ?Store open every evening until 10 o'clock. efelerPoultry wanted. Or 'Butter, Eggs ,and Wood wanted. THE R. H. CROWDER CO. WING AM, ONTARIO. 40•000000000400+0000000000 + .+ -+ +++++++++++++++++++++++e++ 4)+•••••••••••••+•0•••a•••i Now f.r X We have just opened up some of the newest up-to-date goods in China ever before seen in Wingham, consisting of Tete-a-tete Sets . comprising i teapot, sugar, cream, and two cups and saucers, from 90c to $3.00 Afternoon Teas, comprising 6 cups, 6 sau- cers, 6 plates, teapot, sugar and cream, from $3.00 to $5.00 JAPANESE GOODS.—A full range of cups and saucers, biscuit jars, tobacco jars, epergnes vases, jardinieres, rose jars, marmalade pots, fi nit sets, etc. lks4ee44440-4.0erollev41ee ogesi GRIFFIN'S • e • O • 4 O • 0 O • • •• O • • • • O • 0 • • • • 4 4 • 4 e 0 0 • 0 0 • 4 • O O a e + • O ►++++++++++++++++++++++++ •vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv s E f • EXTENSION TABLES in great variety. • '► SIDEBOARDS—The largest and best selected stock �� ` of the latest desi• gns and choicest woods in use in vi. • the manufacture of up-to-date furniture. 'We carry a complete line of all kinds of furniture. VVYVYYYVVYYYYvvvvvvYYYVVYv d 1 .4 d 1 Is one thing we have the lead in. Our assort - went of wood seat and leather seat diners is a 1 marvel of style, quality and cheapness. i 'FYW'O g'O e"84lliti b0 9ti dtti ining room Furniture a WALKER OROS. & BUTTON Furniture and T,Tndertaking. The Furniture Store opposite the Post Office. AAAAAlliAAAAAA.LiAAAAAAAAAA,l. A,1AAAAAJAA ,itAtAAAAAAAAAAAAAA • d d 1 1 1 d Correspondence ; t Interesting Items Contributed by Readers of the Tittles, j LAST WAWANOsf, This week me chronicle the death of a well-known resident of this township in the person of fables Shiell, who passed away on Thursday of 1a4 week. aged 41 years, 8 month' and 22 days. Deoeaserd had been in delicate health for some few years, He was a man held in hk4 es- teem and hada large carols; of friends, He leaves a widow and family to mourn his loss and the sympathy of the com- munity will be with them in their of affliction. The funeral to the Wit:wham cemetery on Saturday afternoon last was very largely attended. A Good Quarter Dollar's Worth Is contained in a bottle of Poison's Nerviline, which. cures Rhcumatistn, Neuralgia, Sciatica. Toothache, Head- ache, Cramps, Sick Stomach and Indi- gestion, Mothers find Nerviline a first class liniment for children's sore throat, hoarseness, eold in the chest, and taken in hot water before retiring is a splendid remedy for colds, Don't be without Nerviline; it is the most economical, po- tent and reliable household litlinlent made. and costs only 25o. Dr. Hamilton's Pills Our° Constipation, LANGMIDL. One of the most interesting entelain- ments and Box socials will bo held in Murray's school, Con. 2, Kinloss—U. S. S. No. 9 on Monday evening, Dec. 22nd. Chief featuree:— It is ooulio through- out; a clown; a comic singer; a darkey singer; two violinists; two pipers; cotni 0 quartettes, dialogues, readings, recita- tions, and mouth organ, by the pupils. After the programme a lively lox social will begin. The auctioneer, John Purvis never fails to entertain a crowd. remis- sion only 15o; ladies bringing boxes free. Doors open at 7 p. m. Coucet to begin at 7.30 p.m. a► - A Wonderful Tonle and Strengthener, Said a druggist to -day, "No doubt about it, the tonic that gives best results is the biggest seller, and that is Ferro - zone. It enriches and purifies the blood, restores strength and energy to the feeble, and is a scientific reconstructor that was always popular. In Chlorosis, Anaemia. Tiredness Languor, Blain Fag, Indigestion and Dyspepsia its action is prompt, and satisfactory cures always follow. Yes I recommend Ferrozone to my customers because I believe it is the hest tonic and strengthening medicine that looney can buy." Large boxes cost 50e. Sold by A. L. Hamilton. 11IO1{RI9. Township Council met on Monday last- Minutes will appear in our next issue. Mr. Jas. Shurrie attended the Winter Fat Stock Show at Guelph last week. There is little municipal election tells in this township. Some say that this year's council will be re-elected by ac- clamation. The Sunshine Methodist Sunday school held its annual entertainment on Wednesday evening of this week. The young mau Hag itt, who had his leg broken a couple of months ago by being run over by a threshiug engine, is now in the House of Refuge at Clinton. The hone has not knit and an operation will be uecessary to aid in the reuniting. Dr. Nonan, aged 64 years, and a well known resident of Guelph, is dead. The matter of feed is of tremendous importance to the farmer. " Wrong feeding is loss. Right feeding is profit. The up-to-date farmer knows what to feed his cows to get the most milk, his pigs to get the most pork, his hens to get the most eggs. Science. But how about the children ? Are they fed according to science, a bone food if bones are soft and undeveloped, a flesh and muscle food if they arc thin and weak and a blood food if there is anemia? Scott's Emulsion is a mixed food; the Cod Liver Oil in it makes flesh, blood and muscle, the Lime and Soda make bone and brain. If: is the standard scientific food for delicate children. Send for free sample. tie sore that thio picture the form of a label is on the wrapper of every bottle of Palomino you buy. Scott& Bowne CHEMISTS, Toronto, Ontario. 50c..ad$1 r all druggists, T(retN#fEltrtY, There will likely he t► contest Its this tnwusilip for the poaitiou of Coutrrtllors, Messrs. Wrn. Mitchell anti Thos, jorcll, two' of the previa (io u ehillor& hevir e movt d. from this tow:rehire will 'rake room for two clew'len. W�e'l,Inderarktntd that Messrs Johu Coupland and John M esgrove two of thepreseut Ctnneillors will eeek re-election and Metlslts Alex. Xelly, John Rutherford and Peter Scott levo nnnouuced themselves as oand'idit,tes and have cards in another coinsure o!'' this lssse, .dr,.Win Bolt is also Ment• innel as a probable eaudith to, Reeve Cruickshank is not likely to ]lave upb position. Nomination take place at the Foresters' mall. Blnevalo, on Monday, Dec. 29th at 1 o'clock p. m, The council .meeting was held in the Clerk's oftlet. ,Blueva.le,on Monday, Deo, 61h. Members were all present; Reeve in the chair, The Minutes of last meet- ing were read and adopted on motion of Messrs Mos;rroye and Lovell. Moyer/ by Mr, Lovell, seconded by Mr. Mitchell, that weadverli-a nominati)n meeting in Wingham Times and Ad- vance, two insertions. Carried. Moved by Mr. Mitchell. seconded by Mr Itiosgrove, that bylaw No, 12, 1002 for the holding of nomination meeting and the appointment of deputy -return- ing officers, to be read three tunes and passed. Carried. The Reeve and Treasurer laid the an- nual report before the Council for final audit. Moved by Mr. Conplancl, secon<derl by Mr. Mosgrove that the aunual report be adopted and that the Clerk be instruct- ed to get 100 copies printed for distribu- tion at norninathou sleeting. (earried. Moved by Mr. Mitchell, seconded by Mr. Lovell that bylaw No. 13, 1902; for the opening for public travel of that por- tion of Augusta btrcet lying south of t110 river in Win;,•harn Town Plot on or be- fore the lOrh day of May,1903. Carried, Bylaw read three times and passed. The following accounts were passed and cheques on Bank of Hamilton issu- ed:—McLean 85 Son, 819.00, lumber; A. Kelly, school section 11. $2, polling booth; Geo. B. Scott, school section 3; 82, polling booth; Alex. McPherson,, school sectiou 9, $a, polling booth; John. Burgess, $2, pelting booth ; Geo. Mc- Donald, $3.04, gravel job on Morris boundary; Duff ds Stewart, $24.80, gravel on Morris bonurlary; Peter Mc- Laren, $50, salary;. Peter McLareu, $7, postage; Peter 114eLaren, $7, making annual statement; Wm. Cruickshank, $2, making anima) statement; Johu Mosgrove, $45, corn. and council fees; Wm. Cruickshank, .$00, corn. and coun- cil fees; John Coupraud, .$45, cow. and council foes; Wm. Mitchell. $45. cone and council fees; Thos. Lovell, $45; Corn. and council fees; S. Vaustone, $2.50. repairing bridge and culvert; John Burgess, $60, salary; John Burgess, $12, postage; John Burgess, $6,rent of office;ePan] Powell, 823, salary; Paul Powell, $5, postage; Tho'. -Hangh, $7.50, culverts and work on. roads; H. P. Harrison. $47.85, error school taxes; Hugh McKinnon, 615.75, gravelling Winghanl houndare; Wm. Chandler, $1.00. gravelling Wingham boundary; L. Pearen. $8.25, gravel Wingham bonn- dary ; John Tert•itt, 50e, work Wawau- osh boundary; Rout. Hupfer, $8, brush- ing: Paul Powell, $1, error in A. Patter - son's road work; Joseph Breckonbridge, $1, damages. Council adjourned sine die. JOAN BURGESS, Clerk. W R O XTTE [t. Peter ltobertsoit of Killarney. Mau. son of Johu Robertson called on his parents this week and will return home on Friday. Miss Parser, our lady teacher will leave for her house in Port IIope on Fri- day. A number of our young people will take in the party at Peter Patrick's on the Carey Boundary this (Wednesday) evening. Mr. Ruben Wenclt, of Mildmay is as- sisting his brother, John Wendt in his jewelery store during the Christmas rush. Miss Wendt of Mildmay visited with friouds in town on Sunday. Messrs Tolton and King are cutting wood for John Gibson. Robt. Hupfer has taken a contract to cut a quantity of wood for John Knox. Mrs. Geo. Harris received the sad news last week that one of her nephews who met with an accident in Manitoba had died. His parents live near Wiar- ton. Mrs. Harris left last Friday for Wiarton, and after she. got there had to drive 20 miles. Miss James, of Gerrie, was in Ford- wich last Friday on business. Wm. Orr, of Fordwich, was in Bel - more on Wednesday. Mr. French shipped ono car of hogs from here last Monday. Jennie McLeod, who had been ailing for some time, passed away on Tuesday last at the age of 39 years. The funeral takes place to the Wroxeter cemetery. Neil White, blacksmith, has sold his business to Mr. Adair, of Atwood. The council at its last meeting granted a rebate of $25 in Mr. Black's taxes, owing to the loss of the Daum in the spring. Messrs. Sanderson Mitchell have their store very nicely decorated. ['MYTH. Last week 500 sucks of floor were shipped from the Blyth flour mill to South Africa, Rev. 0. H. P. Owen, of Lneknoev, officiated in Trinity church on Sunday last. Rev. J. Edwards took Mr Owen's work at Lucknow and St Helens Below will be found the new officers of the I.lyth Methodist church Epworth ILeague :--P,esident,]':. C. S'Viiford t fire. vice president. ;Hiss Lottie Bentley; See ot1<1 Vice-prrsllent•, 111iss ?('land (Tiril -y; third vice-president, Ilaeh•1 Quinn; fourth vice-president, Mise Allio 1)otlp:t; sesretnry, H SVettlnuler; treasurer, Miss Serail B ntley; c s, t cap ,utli'e„* ...c'- retary, Issee Quinn; or;;,nni'r.\1iee Pearl Gidley; ns;sistent rncanist, Miss Bertha N'ewe etibe, anperintewtl•ent i jani:,, league, ?Hiss Addle Tamar,. Th., ftteoei,;.", rllilet.re f ,t• 7'1„ year were teeeted by L 0 L , N• 0413: I Worshipful Meister, lir,,. w if, 1: Eir. y; deputy master. Bro A. 1:i •ti n'lr ; , hnp- lain, Pro ,Tt,hn efe(Till; recorltte •e7•r tart', Bro W. P. Hunte -f financial see rotary. Bee ,Tat M'tile;; tame.. Bre ;Tenn Wilfof•l; director of ceremonies monies Bro. ,TDs (hbson; 1e.•tnrer, 11 r Joseph Hunter; teen trnitteetnen, lira, Moller . I'd('t'emmitte. 11» ort Nint..L E. Ta,it;en, Absat nu Taylor, \Vat. Gibson. Germs. Tbal'o prt•cisely 'what Vapo-Crecolene.dots. You light the vaporizer, the vapor of Cresotene is given aft, Not . a- disease" &ettn sr ease can live in tht, vapor, Iwt it can't j os-.ibly harm evE.n tl,e youngest dried. Just naturally breathe -in the rap r; it destroys the germs of la grippe, I:ay fever, uiflu- t:nza, and whoopingct.ugh, It's the common sense trtetn,eut for all troubles of the throat and bronchial teb'-s, tG seteee Ya;x,.Crewnteoe is sold by Ong; -1,44 evervwh, re. AV„pn•Cr. lin.-milis,palgoi• t %%INrip rHod ;amp tv,vch thoold l rt a 1.6.114.-, and .t 1. ctie ,.f -•r,' 'deur. comp,'r,, /17.$11; rsa yll p Iib„ 1, r. 'nn _,n 1171 an,nrt•nta. Illuatr 11.' 1) 'hit 7 ci,tn ne. • hvsiciiius' te$' 7 i,. n ,tl t re, npng req'. r; . V.' <,. r _ From centra to crust The Market Bakery Bread is perfection itself. White, light, sweet centre; rich, brown., short arise Mixed, molded, baked and delivered in. just the way to win your approver. ALL BINDS OF PASTRY WEDDING CAKES A sPECrALTK We have alt the lntest machin- ery, and there is no need of sending to the city for your bread or pastry. D, LOUGHEED Opposite Presbyterian Church. A MOUTH-WATERING MORSEL And n sweet story from a sweet store, where only the purest of swet is are sold. Our Con- fectionery tells its own story of purity- and perfection. All our candle.' are strictly fresh, pure and delicious. The cheapest us wc•11 as t11e most expensive. The superiority of our Chocolates, Bon Bons, Ete. Is att:'steel by the quar.tities we sell daily. J. BUCKLEY, Star flestaurant. Plcassut Cure for Weak Lungs. The best remedy for sore, weak lungs, is the soothing vapor of Catarrhozotte which traverses every air cell and pas- sage of the breathing organs. It treats remote parts that cough mixtures and sprays can't approach, and kills thous- ands of germs at every breath. Ca- tarrhozoue drives away pain, congestion and inflammation; it makes breathing easy and regular, and exerts a marvel- lous influen,'e on Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Deafness, and Lung Trouble. Catarrhozone cures at once, is delightful to inhale, and simple to use. Prue $1.00; shall size 25c. Druggists or Polson & Co., King - sten, Ont. Dr. Hamilton's Pills Cure Constipation. Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat ailments are quickly relieved by Vavo•Creso- lene tablets, ten cents per box. All druggists. Ii L111:V..Lh. Mr. John Torrance, of Listowel, Or- ganizer for the Canadian Order of For- esters has just completed some good work in this village in the iuterestof the Order. In eight days he succeeded in securing thirty names for membership into Court Dongles. Oe Tuesday even- ing a special tweeting of the Court was held and tewouty-five of the candidates were ini'iat:'d. Atter the business nit oyster supper was held and a very pleas - nut evening was spent in speech making, ere. ching Joints In the fingers, toes, arms, and other parts of the body, are joints that an inflamed and swollen by rheumiltism— that acid condition of the blood which affects the muscles also. Sufferers dread to move, especially after sitting or lying long, and their condition is commonly worse in wet weather. "1 suffered dreadfully from rheumatism, but have beeli completely cured by Mend's Sarsaparilla, for which I am deeply grate- ful." :toss FRANCES SMITH, Prescott, Ont. r,l t tate I ha'9 an attael: of the grip whichlett weak and helpless and suffering from rheu- matism. I began taming Ilood's Sarsapa- rilla and this medicine has entirely cured Inc. nave no hesitation in saying it Saved my life." Id. J. Mcl)oNeLD, Trenton, Out. Hood's Sarsaparilla Ileuioves the cause of rheunhatisnh—no outward application can. Take it. Our stock is now complete in Christmas Novelties, end we are pre. pared .for BIG BUSINESS during the holiday season, The demand for useful and wearable goods as Xmas presents is yearly getting greater. Please inspect our stock. No trouble to show you the goods. HANDKERCHIEFS. Handkerchiefs are always in great demand for Xmas presents. We are showing a very large assortment from the low priced to the high pric- ed gna,ity. Prices range thus 5e, ]Oc, 121ec, 15c, 20n, 25e, 30o 40e, 50e, 75c, $L00, eiL50, $2.00. LADIES' TIES. Ladies' new Silk Ties and Collars just received. Special value at 25e. FURS. Special values iii all hinds of Fors for Xmas trade. Caperines at $3 50, $5.00, $6..00, $7.50, $10.00, 812.00, $15, 818, eta. Buffs, $L50. $2.00, $2.50, 00, $5.00, $7.50, $10 00, ete. Gauntlets in Electric Seal, Astra - can, Grey Lamb, Fur Coats at special prices. KNITTED GOODS. A lame assortment of Fancy Shawls, Fascinators, Clouds, Booties, Hoods, Children's Coats. oto. Seo our Ice Wool Fascinators at $1.00. LADIES' BELTS. Just recieved the very latest in all kinds of Belts, fancy velvet and jet elastic; choice goods, prices aro 25o, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $L50 and $2.00. NEW KID CLOVES. You take no risk in buying your Kid, GIoves here. We handle the best makes—style, fit and wear guar- anteed. See our No 1 quality at $1.25. RIBBONS. A large stock of alt kinds, compris- ing ompris-ing all colors, in plaiu and fancy neck Ribbons. �Seyenoqur sgpepci-ails line at 26e. " GROCERIES" The Grocery Department is cum- plete with Xmas Fruits and Peels, new Dates, new Figs, new Raisins and Currants, eto. Our prices are always the lowest. Special values in Teas. Try our loader at 25c BOOTS AND SHOES. Nice Xmas presents in Ladies' and. Men's Fancy Slippers. Special value in all kinds of Footwear. Gents Furnishings. We have a large stock of the ]atest novelties in Men's and Boys' Wear. New Ties, new Gloves. new Caps, new Braces. new Mufflers, now Shirts. See our new Silk Ties at 25c 35c and 500. Wishing our many patrons and and a prosperous New Year. friends a very merry Christm• as I I. E. ISA F1: D & Go. Opposite Bank of Hamilton Highest price paid for Prato mozummignanuistaffsamuumisd And you won't go by Patterson's Jewelry Store without you buy, for he has the swellest line of WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS, SOLID GOLD PEARL PEN- DANTS AND LOCKE LINK and STICK PINS, ER It . ELETS, LADIES' NECKLACE And many pretty novelties in gold and silver that would make a nice Xmas gift. A new line of buocr Just arrived, all of the latest designs. The goods are all right in style and price, for they are quick sellers. 431.../.11•11e41114212.411..#10101013 _ _. o,mv'�itssa•uatAs Igor repairing we can not beaten. REMEMBER 'I'IIE STAND: be bi Stone Block - - -OppositeQueen's Ydir t-1 � stalo. .na.^,. WN L r,. wgveffAm -awww00.0wwwanann,mielm,rm.:.,.rear U`ter:rzv:a,e.r. I.