HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-12-25, Page 5WE SELL EVERYTHING A MAN WEARS
EXCEPT SHOES
The ()POWDER GO'S
Clreat Slaqhter Sale
Of Men's, Youth's and Boys' Ready-to-wear
Suits a
Ivercots
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etc., commencing Wednesday morning.
Here is a chance to get an Overcoat or Suit to fit man or boy
at two thirds regular price. We have bad a big turnover in
Suits and Overcoats this winter. Our object now is to clean
up, no matter how Inueh we lose; we wilt not carry goods
over from one season to another,
:HER 'ARE A. FEW OF THE PELICES
$8.00 Overcoats $5 75.
.11 only Men's Ra;lauette Overcoats, made of black frieze, heavy twill lining,
velvet collar, talma pockets, sizes 35 to 44, worth $8, sale
Just a few words on the Suit question ;
We have a number of broken lines in Boys', Youths' and Men's Suits .at all prices
.in single and double breasted, sack coats, etc., which we are oiferiug at 25% ow on
the dollar, If you are wanting a cheap Suit give us a call, as price is no object if
quality is taken into consideration.
25.75
FUR LINED COATS
3 only Men's Fur -Lined Coats left, sizes 38, 42, 44: These coats are all -
wool beaver cloth, with rat lining, German otter collar, worth 42.50, sale $28.75
$10.00 Overcoats $7.00
•O only Men's Black Beaver Overcoats, made by Sanford of Hamilton, sizes
30 to 42, worth $10, sale - - - -
$12.50 Overcoats $9.00
14 only'Men's heavy twill Cheviot Overcoats, right up to the' minute, velvet
collars, talma pockets, box back, worth $12.50 to 714, sale, choice -
Boys' Overcoats at Cost.
D. only Boys' Overcoats at prices from $2.75 to $7.50. These are broken sizes
• and comprise 0 different hues. If we have one that will suit you, price
will be no object.
$8.50 Rubber Coats $2.65
16 only Men's Grey Rubber Overcoats, sizes 36 to 48, long length, box back,
regular $8.50, sale - - -
$4.00 Pea Jackets $2.95
12 only Men's Pea Jackets, made of all -wool frieze, sizes 36 to 44, high storm
collar, double breasted coat, slash storm pockets, a bargain at $4, sale
$1,50 Pants $1.00
17 only pairs Men's heavy Fulleloth Pants, all sizes, reg 71.50, sale
$2.50 Waterproof Smocks .x',1,90
20 Meu's Waterproof Smocks, sizes 30 to 48, worth $2.50, sale
We have a large stock of Underwear at greatly reduced prices.
In fact, any article you want for boy or man—except shees—
we can give you at the right price.
Itiffir Wood wanted. Der Butter wanted.
$7.00
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$2.65
$2.95
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We have just open- a 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, .trol%1. 90o to $3.00
Afternoon Teas, comprising 6 cups, 6 sau-
cers, 6 plates, te ,,oc, sugar and cream,
-, . $3.00 to $6.00
JAPANESE C• DS, --A full range
of cups and sauce biscuit jars, tobacco
jars, epergnes va::: ardinieres, rose jars,
marmalade pots, fi 'ets, etc.
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Council met, on Dec. 35 according to
Statute, Members all present, After
paseing a 1 trge number of accounts
which will appear in a few days in the
financial statement, the council aa -
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ciao Common C4L11se of rleati,eehe.
Perhaps the most general cause, of
headache and pain moss the eyes is
nasal catarrh. The simplest cure is to
inhale the medicated vapor of Catarrh-
ozone
atarrhozone which traverses every air cell and
air passage of the throat, In ugs and nose.
It kills uiyrids of germs at every
breath, clears away mucous discharge.
preserves and heals the membrane.
Catarrhozone is just a splendid remedy
for headache, and its action is certain
turd indefinite in diseases of the Thro'tt
au:d Lungs, Deafness, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, and Catarrh. A trial will convince
the most sceptical that Oatarrhozonc is
all right, Large size, $1.00; trial size
250. Druggists, or P.ilsiu & Co., King-
ston, Out. •
Dr. Ilatniitou's Pills euro Constipation.
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Tuxes neat tre.
The follnwini; is the report of S. 5.
No. 0. for tint mouth of Decembers ---Jr.
L. Pt, 11. --Willie Linklater, Charlie
Anderton Jr. L. Pt, 1.—Fred Ilouhutlh.
:Po hub clubs.—May McKague, John
James, Burt Murchison, Walter Ander-
Wu, Resale Ki11g, Afary Crowe, Leslie
larycc. Senior Third—Aihertena Show.
era, Earl Porter, Edna Dickson,Edith
Ilolnutil, Bina .Chandler, Minnie Link -
later, Sarah I''oxtou, Leah McCormick,
Tommy Uoy,, junior Third. ---Charlie
Wattles, Nettie Dawson, Ella Wade, Vera
Stapleton, Velma Chandler, Henry Fox -
ton, Peter Kelly, Hazel Little, Kitty
McKinnon,. Senior Second. --Hazel
Mitchell, Sadie Ding, Stella Kling, Effie
McOoriniek, Laura Elliott, Ueuevie
McCtormiclt, Sarah Goy, Maggie Crowe
Junior Second.—Violet Showers, Maggie
Chandler, Stanley Dickson, Fred Fox -
too, Roy Poster, Toluh McKinnon,
Annie Crowe. Roy Goy, Norma Mo-
Kaguo.Robert Taylor. Senior Part Se-
cond—Willie Janice, Bert Little. Robert
Allis Borlie, Elliott, Annie McKinnon,
Janinr• Part Second—Violet h1 iller.Rai ;y
Mciiagne. Vim; King, Isabelle l.'allis,
Pearle Pallis, Ella Falls, Wilfred Mc-
Kague. Part First.—Della Miller, Earl
Dickson Albert Poitou. Average attend-
ance for mouth. --43.
E.G. WILSON Teacher.
On Thursday evening of last week Mr.
and Mrs. John Mowbray gave a farewell
party for Muss Agnes S. Grieve, who
has been teacher in S. S. No. 9 for the
past three years. The eoholitrs and a
number of the parents spent f4 very
pleasant evening and during the evening
Miss Ida nth tool read the following ad-
dress, and Miss Bella McDougall made
the presentation of a chain:—
East Wawauosh Dec, 18, 1002
Miss Agnes S. Grieve:
Dear Teacher and Friend :—Now that
we are called upon to sever those pleasant
relationships which have for the past
throe years been ours as 'teacher and
pupils, we desire to place on record our
hearty appreciation of your untiring
efforts to advance our interests anti wel-
fare. For the deep interest you have
taken in oar edvaucerutwt we feel very
grateful, and although we must soon
part and ger lots will be cast in different
places, we cannot but feel that your
bright example will in the years to come
serve as fill incentive to us to "cultivate
the best gifts."
On behalf of the school we present you
with this chain, not that it in any way
serves to express ourai,preeiation of your
labors ou our behalf, but as a slight to-
ken of our regard, and that, it may he a
memento of the pleasant time speut
among us.
Signed on behalf of the pupi's ofSchool
Section No. 9, East Wawaahosh.
Ida Rin'out
Bela McDougall.
Miss Grieve in a few words thanked
the eclholars for their Meatless in pre-
senting her with the crhaiu. Miss Grieve
has been engaged to teach in S. S. No. 9,
Turuberry for 1903.
The chartered banks or \Voorlsto :l:
have decided to (lose at 1 p.m. on Fri -
d tys instead of Saturdays.
Of the $20,334 on the Listowel col-
lector's roll for the current year, $10,000
have been paid in. After (leafleting ex-
emption., only about $800 is left uncol-
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Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has beep traveling around the
world, and is still traveling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive . he
brings the strength and flesh
Ile so much needs.
To 'all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
lie gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown tip and have children
of their own.
He stands for Scott's Emul-
sion of pure cod liver oil—a
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children,for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT as GOWNS, °hemlete,
Toronto, OntarlO.
apo. and 4l1.CO1 all druggiuts.
vie saving .fame of health
Is lots of red and vitalizing blood to;
nourish and invigorate the body.' If j
your blood is thin awl watery use "Per- i
rezone." It supplies the necessary Hie-
meets s.relt as phosphorus and iron, and I
quickly restores lost strewth and spirits.
Ferrozene is an unequalled restorative ;
for the tired, the sick, and the run down;
it stimulates appetite, aids digestion,
soothes the nerves, and makes the
system too healthy -for disease to exist
NO. tonic does so much good in a short
time as Ij'errozone. Get it to -day front
any druggist for 59c. per box, or six
boxes for :$8.50. By mail front -N. 0.
Polson & Co., Kingston, Out. Sold by
A. L. Hamilou,
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The matrons of the Edi-
son Orphanage at Lowell,
s,U.S.A. wrote they
haul a si ge of whooping-.
cough in their Institidtione.,
They said that every case?
was promptly relieved by V;Apo-
( r esolt no. Its value in coughs anti
colds was so great they always hi pt
it ready fof use. You know liovait's
used, don't you? 'Tis heattd 1'y a
vaporizer and you. inhale it, Wt Ito
us for a Doak that tells all about it.
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ovelties
ya,n.Cresltene 14 veld t'v d^ni;'i<ts ever,'
The. V.po i.eer and f.amp,,,e•irh to.n id tabu,. i fe.
um •, and •t honk! ,.f 4 u,•tut, no cam l u, C i...;
tteittreatreuplisooif,d(eresneeni grut,* ued
manuals free upon rmtea.
>'et'u-t^ttasatt. Na t„o.,
1.250 I ulnl„ Si.. New York, U.S.".
Dr. Hamilton's. Pills cure Constipation,
CULI.tOSS.
A telegram to Mr, David Ireland on
Saturday, Dec. 13th, conveyed the sad
news that his eldestdaughter, Mrs. Johu
Mines of Morden, Mau., had died from
the effects of burns caused by the ex-
plosion of a lamp four days previous.
Seven years ago she was married to M.r,
Mines who then conducted a livery busi-
ness in Teeswater. About five years ago
they moved to British Columbia; where
they resided for some time. They then
moved to Indian Head. At this time
Mrs. Mines and family visited for several
months at her home in Onlross and on
her return they went to hforcien, Man.
She was in her twenty-eighth year and
leaves a husband and two small children
.to mourn her departure. Meeting such
a tragic death and at such an early age
makes the occasion doubly sad and it is
a severe blow to the husband and ml -
attires.
Council met in the town hall, Tees-
water, Dec. 15th, 1002. The minutes of
the last meeting were read and sustain-
ed
Kautz—Reid—That by-law No. SO
being a by-law for holding nomination
meeting, appointing deputy returning
officers, poiliag bobtlhs grid poll clerks,
be uow read a first, second and third
time, passerl,signed and sealed. Carried.
Kautz —Donaldson—That a by-law be
prepared and passed extending the tune
for collecting the unpaid taxes until the
31st day of December, 1902, and that
the by-law be now read and finally pass-
ed, signed and sealed. Carried
Kuntz—Reid—That this council pay
caretaker of the hal the usual fee of
$2
Reeve's resignation—I,Henry Mackay,
reeve of the township of Onlross -hereby
tender my resignation as reeve and re-
quest that the Culross council wilt now
ac.rept of my resignation. '
Reid—Ballagh—That the resignation
of Henry Mackay, reeve, be now accept-
ed. Carried.
A number of accounts were read and
ordered to be Haid.
Donaldson—Ballagh—That this coun-
cil do now adjourn. Carried.
From c8iitro
to Inst
The Market. Bakery Bread is
perfection itself. White, light,
sweet centre; rich, brown, short
crust. Misted, melded, baked
anti delivered in just the way to
win your approval.
ALL KINDS OF PASTRY
WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY
We have all the latest machin-
ery, and there is no need of
sending to the city for your
bread or pastry.
D. L O U G H E E D
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
FOR
Useful presents
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Our stock is now complete in Christmas Novelties, and we are pre.
pared for B1n 13usra'rss 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.
HANDKERCHIEF'S.
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 comity. Prices range tbue 5c,
10e, IVO, 15c, 20e, 25o, 30c 40c, 50o,
iSo, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00.
LADIES' TIES'
NEW KW CLOVES.
You take no risk in buying your
Kid Gloves , here, We handle the
best makes—style, fit and wear guar-
anteed. See our No 1 quality at
$1.25.
Ladies' new Silk Ties and Collars
jos; received.
Special value at 25c.
FURS.
A large stock of all kinds, compris-
ing all colors, in plain and fancyneck
Ribbons. See our special line at 25c.
Special values in all kinds of Furs
for Xmas trade. Caperines at $3 50,
$5.00, $6.00. $7.50,$10.00, $12.50. $15,
$18, etc. Ruffs. $1.50. $2.00, $2.50,
$4 00, $::1.00, :$7.50, $10 00, eta.
Gauntlets in Electric Seal, Astra -
can, Gree Lamb.
Fur Coats at special prices.
A MOUTH-WATERING MORSEL
And a sweet etches from a :tweet storo. where
only the parcel e•1 swee•tS are sold. ear Con-
fectionery tells its (yam 510,9 of purity and
perfection. All our eanciioa are strictly fresh,
fpure and delicious. The cheapest as well as
lue most expel:stye.
The superiority of our
Chocolates, Bon Eons, Etc.
Is attcs:ea by the cls ast:tics we sell daily.
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat
ailments are quickly relieved by VapoCreso
lene tablets, ten cents Der box. All druggists.
rLoltims.
Juo. Wright, of Hartney. Manitoba,
brother in-law to Mrs.Peter Jackson, 8th
line is visiting here.
Miss Annie Budd, 3rd line, has gone
to Shetitord, where she will vieit for a
time with Mrs. (Rev.) Pring, formerly
of Bloeyale.
Chaistnas Tree entertainment in con-
nection with the Jackeon thodist
church Sunday school was held. Tuesday
ea euin;.
ti'4'iltiitui and ,Tames .1.ndersoll„ 3r 1 lino
drove over to Sullivan townshi1 , Grey
Co , to visit relatives. The latter wi11,
remain there for a time.
A new Wick residence will be erecta•
reit season on the farm of Alex. Clark,
eth 1 nee. oar Sunshine. He will got the
mateual ready this winter.
The trustees of Barrie's school, 0th
line, have engaged Miss Perscilla Alex-
ander, of Mono Road, Getty Co., as
teacher for the coming year and agree-
ment hos been signed.
W. A. and Mrs. Lowry, of London,
are visiting with Jas. Sharpe, 5th line,
the Lowry families of Brussels and
other old friends. Mr. Lowry has just
terurned from un enjoyable trip to Sault
Ste. Male anti Mrs. Lowry from Detroit
and Toledo.
Mrs. Alex. Nichol, 6th line, continues
quite p:o:ly. She suffered some weeks
ego from a stroke of paralysis whichlias
elf`e.•ted. hes,. eight side. She has been a
re,narkable healthy woman hardly ever
being on the sick list. Mrs. Nichol is G4
yt ars of age; her ninny friends hope a
change for the better will soon ensue
The residence of .Calvin Campbell, St;.
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destroyed
lotlJ,coir, ,, was by
Monday morning, Dee. 15th, about 8
o'clock. cloth the old and new home
were burned, the fire started in the ter-
mer, supposed from a spark front tihe
chimney.
Following were elected office bearers
in CJnhiec tion with Jackson church Sab.
J. BUOKLEY
Star Restaurant.
Do Yon itcielh tins.
If you have uneasy sensations in the
stomach, a bad taste in the moutlh,hearl-
ache —remember that teen drops of Pol-
son's Nervhliuo in sweetened water is a
quick and certain care. Nerviline aids
di go tion,dispels the gas, makes you
comfortable and free from distress a'
once. Nerviline is just splendid for
Cramps, Colic, Dysentery. Stomach end
Bowel Trouble s, and costs only z5c.
Better try it.
Dr. Hamilton's Pills cure Constipation.
bath schnnl for the incoming year: —Wm
Jackson, Supreiateudeut; Wm. Taylor,
Assistant Supreintendt ut; Miss Rog t
Cl2hrlt, Secretary-Treasot or; Robt. Skels
ton, Librarian; T. Biel by, Wm Jacksi n,
David Watson and Misses Sara Clark,
Sara Taylor and Maggie Bieluy,teachers.
The school is in good /:cart t.nt is doing
valuable work.
Monday Dec. 10th, Cluintiu Anderson,
3rd line, received a message that his
sister, (Kate.) Airs. Mash•, of Sullivan
township. near Ohecley, had paid Nat-
ure's debt that day after a brief illness.
She was about 52 years of age and leaves
ono son aged 20 Mr. Mair was killed a
few years ago at a barn raising. Mrs. t
Mair has lived in that locality for the past
8.) years, and was vert highly esteenata
by a large circle of friends.
KNITTED GOODS.
CROCE 1E5 -
The Grocery Department is cora-
plete with Xmas Fruits and Petite,
new Dates, new Figs, new Raisins
and Currants, etc. -Our prices are
always the lowest.
Special values in Teas. Try our
leader at 25c
A. large assortment of Fancy
Shawls, Fascinators, Clouds, Booties,
Hoods, Children's Coats, eta.
See our Ice Wool Fascinators at
$1.00.
LADIES' BELTS-
Tust reeie,ved the very latest in all
kinds of Belts, fancy velvet, and jet
elastic; choice goods, prices ora 2Se,
35c, 50e, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and
$2,00.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Nice Xmas presen' in , ,adies' and
Men's Fancy Slipper... Special value
in all kinds of Foot - ear.
Gents' Formshillgs.
We have a large et elk of the latest
novelties in Men's and Boys' Wear.
New Ties, new ti.' .ves, new Caps,
new Braces, new Mufflers, new
Shirts.
See our new Silk Ties at 25e 85e
and 500.
Wishing our many patrons and fricuds a very merry Christmas
and a prosperous New Year.
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Itchin a Skin
Distress by day and night—
That's the complaint of those who
are so unfortunate as to be afflicted
with Eczema or Salt Rheum—and out-
ward applications do not euro.
They can't.
The source of the trouble is in the
blood --make that pure and this seal-
ing, burning, itching shin disease will
disappear.
et was talten with tttt itching on my
arms which proved very disagreeable. I
concluded it Was salt rheum and bought a
bottle of hood's Sarsaparilla. In two days -
after I began taking it I telt better and it
was not long before I was cured. Rave
never had any skin disease since." Dills.
lel E. \VAnD, Cove Point, Md,
Hood's 'Sarsaparilla
this the blood sof all impurities and
cures all eruptions.
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And you won't go by Patterson's Jewelry :+t.t:,3e
without you buy, for he has the swellest li:.e of
WATCHES, CHAINS, ^AMO D
RINGS, SOLID GOLD P.F' c,t1.3 PEN-
DANTS AND LOCKETS, NIS and.
STICK PINS, BRACELET. iADI S'
And many pretty novelties in gold and ..r
nice would,, make a nit.c. Tains gift.
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Just arrived, all of the latest designs. The g
are all right in style and price, for they
quick sellers.
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