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CROW ER IS THE LEADER IM LOW PRICES
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The Men's Store Ne
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We purchased a Montreal manufacturer's samples,.
amounting to Twelve Hundred Dollars, at about
two-thirds regular price; comprising
Boys' one, two and three piece Suits
Youths' Suits—short or long pants.
'Men's Suits, in stripes, tweeds, checks, serges, :etc. 4°
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See other people's Suits at $Io ; then see ours at $7,00
4Men's, Youths' and Boys' -
Tweed Suits
• 10 Men's Tweed Suits. sizes 35 to 44, regular
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price $8,50, sale .. 86.00
a 14 Youths' Suits, in nicetweeds, long pants,
narrow legs, sizes 32 to 33, worth $6 and
4, i»7, sale price.....,..; ......... ....
19 'boys' 3•piece Salts In tweeds, stripes,
blues, etc., sizes 26 to 88, worth $3 75 to
,4 6,00 ; salepriee 2,95 to 4.50
16 only Boys' 2.piece Suits, Halifax tweed,
4.sizes 22 to 27, regular 1.85, salt! 1.65
121 Boys' 2 piece Suits, Canadian Tweed,
4 made up from the short ends of suits,
a sizes 28 to 30, reg. 3.00 and 3,50, ' sale 2.25
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orking Men's Pant,.
good Tweed• Pants, sizes 32 to 42, e
I tailored and good wearers, worth e
.75, 1,85 and 2.00, sale price - $1 35
Men's, Youths' and Boys' Shoes "
$600.00 worth of Men's, Youths' and Boys'•5hoes,
00 . new and right up to date, all sizes, will be sold
$11 all wool blue serge suit $7,75
14 only Men's heavy rib blue worsted Serge
Suits, sizes 81 to 44, made np in the very
• latest styles and warranted to wear well,
-1 worth 11.00, sale 7.7;,
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$2.25 Black or navy Blue Pants
•4 $1.50
48 pairs Men's and Youths' black or navy
4t. 'blue Serge Pants, hard finish, short or
long legs, well worth $2,25, sale
1.50
(only onepair to a customer.) •
4- $1,25 .Boys Wash Suits 79c.
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42 only Boys' Wash Suits, ages 4, 5,. 6, 7
+,years, no two alike. well worth 1.25,
sale price . .70
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50c Brow Elie Overalls 390.
Children's. Bate Rib Overalls, for all ages,
worth 50c, sale price .39
at a stnall profit.
Overalls and hmocks
008(1. heavy Moleskin Overalls.,, .79
" Blue Derry " .75
' Buck Denim ,75
Cottonade Pants... .75
FURNISHINGS =
Fit for a King at popular prices
SALE.IR 'SHIRTS -In all the
latest styles and colorings,
colors guaranteed,
.75, $1.00 and 81.25
Nobby young men wear the
new soft° bosom shirts in
fawn, green and blue. 81.25
Boys' Shirt Waists, with cutis
S 1p1T5HiRirS5 to 13 .75
and separate collar, sizes 11
Summer. Underwear for Wien
Batbrfggan Shirts and Drawers, good fitters .25
a2wo-thread Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers :,45<z.
.1rliju4 ne11ette Ton Shirts ' 1.
2 pairs 'Alt -S do1'r86x for...... .. .. ...... ..25 •
Meu's bard and soft Felt Hats .50 to $8.00
Straw Hats for tnen and boys, all the latest
styles just in, prices .. 2a" to $1.25 a
Boys'Catton Stockings, double knees,' alt
sizes 6 to 10 ..... .. .20 a
We are handling union label.suits made by factory •
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Watch our adv. in the Wingham Times if you want to save money. Even if you
I live 25 miles from Wingharn it will pay you to come to see us and get our prices. o.
air—BUTTER AND EGGS TAIFEE ' AS t7ASIL..
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coy your I•lood ie thin end watery is..
se "Ferrozone." f It supphes the necessary
+ elements such'as phosphorus wed iron.
O auct quickly* *stores lost strength and
O spirits. Ferre oue is an tluequalled re-
*. staratim for the tired. the sick., and th
ruu down down; it stemalates appetite, aids r1j
4 gest tote sooths..the nervesand makes t
nx.'t'tx
Con. Sinan sold Messrs, Il't•ff.on
linos, 16 lbead(d' tattle 1%thieh MOW$52,0.
Mz Jamt's G:bsod, of M wits, has leen
confined thin home of his s.nedialeW,
Mr. J. IL Taint.», for several cloysherioubly
n,erioubiy ill. We are please.1 pa tiara
he is recey'view, although slowly.
Olio of l3tyth's old landmarks has been
tarn. down, It was the kitchen Motile
Commercial betel Workmen are now
engaged excavating aandbuildeng a,
eviler.The a lai kit,+I.eu will be replaced ;
by a large ceieeeut one.C +
Dir. Devitt Selkars, who has been. em-
pI eyed at the Gaud Trani;atation ini
13'ytit for the pest two years, left last
week for Detroit, where he has secured
a position with the Michigan Central
r.tiiroad. The best wishes ' ,Af many
friends go with Dave to his new home,
Dr, J. S, . Jerome, who hies been
practising dentistry iuBlyth for the pest
rear and u .half, has dispq ed of his
practice to Dr, G. E. Long, of Listowel,
At the regdhr busiuess meeting of the I
Young Peeple'e; Society of C'iristittn i
Endeavor of St edrewseliurah, BBlythet'ie bellowing eesolutian was passed by a i
itaeuitnous skidding -votes- "R'solved,
t'zat the irte`inrs of the Y. P. S. 0. E. {
of St. Aadreitl e ohurch,Biyth, do heart,
ay- apnrove ` if. the action Mizell by
Q:zeeu's noiv+:rsity, Kingston, in con -1 upon our beloved pastor, Rev. A.
McLean, the honorary degree of D. D.,
as. a recoguitiOa of faithful and untiriu;g,
services for sat assay years amongst us,
and we wonld wish to be the first among
the many societies connected'with our
ehnreh to pab}iclyeougratulate Rev. Dr.
McLean."
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The lu11:11 s as.tnk of Health
Is lots of red. :and vitalizing blood to
nourish and invigorate the body: I
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se system ystean too healthy for disease to exist,
O No touic does so much good in a short
• time as Ferrozone1 Get it to -day from
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any cirnggasts for 60c. per box. or six box -
se for $2 50, By mail from N. C. Poison
& Co., Ifiugstdn, Out. Solt. by A. L.
Ha -Milton. •
Dc..Hauitltoa's.Pllls euro Constipation.
CtruttoSS. .
What was really a genuine surprise
party was held at the residence of Dir, appearance.
Francis Crowe on Friday evening- last. The anniversary services in connection
Learning that ail Tuesday; May 121h,the with the Methodist church will be held
family would lerge for their new home on Sunday next, Rev. A. G. Harris, of
is the far West their many friends felt Lucknow will preach at 10.30 a. m, and
that they could not see them depart from ' pilus. Oltonlay evening Rev. Joseph
gible token
w Philip, B. D,. of Kincardine will deliver
Our midst without some tan
of esteem Mid regard. Hence a very his lecture, "Jerusalem and environs."
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Does it not M ytceffective
fbrethe in %remed,cure c
the breathing organs, than to take the
remedy into the stomach?
G eab11:74 d 1579.
Caeca Wlt:I. Pott Steep
It cares because the air rendered strongly
Antiteptio as r:.rricd over the diseased sus -
etre tis'tltevery breath, fivingprolonged
n'r1 cit :_tt+nt treatirtent. It is iavalu-
al4e to .1z:others with eerrea citiltl':e13'.
L; a Le7ota to a thzrtaa(lcS.
–ra--.
lir tamp t Cour:b. n, onaat:s
Creuv Cou,.,hs
Catarrh, Cada Grippe and Few,+.: ever
The Vaporittr and ramp ,high should last
a lifetime, together with u I,n tleof Cresakcoa
r 5c, JSstra supplies of a'rrwlene a' et r [
1,4 Calk. Write f )r deScri rive.1 o eL : n # a"q
tag bigbest mtttnony 0$ to its value., s:untaie+
vara turr.sotttag I4 ?n1.13 rr
LUAUS t:1'G1;411,1MI,t:.
V.Ipo.Cresoler,e CO.
15o ^upon ,Street Visr Notre Dame ,street
New York hroutrear
xil;L(i8 t.''a:
The post office store is being
ith a new roof.
Extensive iinprovements are to be
made to the English Chinch this sum-
mer.
A number of cars of egnare timber
were shipped from this station during
the week.
Mr. J. B. Stratton, the enterprising
proprietor of the hotel here,is renovating
and improving the interior of the build-
ing.
We learn that steps aro to be taken to-
ward the coustrnction of new grauolithie
walk on the main street this summer,
which will give our village a more busi-
ness -like, prosperous and up -to date
regaled
large crowd of friends, neighbors and
acquaintances gathered at ;lir. Croive's
c i the. above %entianed evening. The
re.il
amo•itesulterethoefutay came not on at Bethel on Sundry, evening last.
the arrival of Ihe' guests but when Mr. A M ircabso Taut arae hien instituted
John Sullivan read the accompanying
address and a presentation of a gold
`watch for Mr. Crowe Arid a fur caab for
Mrs, Crowe. vas made by Mrs. Joseph
tkl:l:7�.
Rev. D. B. McRis eondueted service
at ltioncrieff.
We are well kleasecl to state that John
Orerar, an old and well known resident
of the 9th concession, is able to get about
Wellivood. After the presentation the quite nicely after years of undesired
-sound of JobuKing's violin was heard holidays.
e Cro
Winghain, Ontario.
EAST WA,%VA.N0Sul.
Mrs. Win. Parden is sericusly ill at
•present.
Mrs, Jas. Henry is visiting her dangle-
-tor, Mrs. Ramsay, near Guelpii.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Mil-
ton Bruce, of the 9th, is reooveriung after
a serious illness.
Mr. Gordon Wightmate, accompanied
by Mr, Thompson, of Goclorieh, Spent
Sunday tit the former's home here.
We are very sorry to learn of the re-
cent death of Mr. Henry I4ZcOotert, of
• Clinton.
Messes. arts Morton, Marvin MoDow-
• ell, Albert McKellar and Leslie Robert -
'son spent a day iu Ooderich last week
:fishing,
Mr. Herbert Campbell, Mr, and Mrs.
XIlarvey McDowell, also Mr. Melbourne
McDowell spent Sunday at Mr. 0. Camp-
bell's.
WALTON.
Wm. Pollard is gaining strength slow-.
ly alter a long siege of illness. We hope
he will soon be convalescent.
Rev-. Rural Dean Hodgens, of Seaforth
eonduoted the services in St, George's
church on Sunday lase.
The usual quarterly meeting service
was held in the Methodist church on
Sunday' last.
Do Vett Beloit Oa,,.
If you have uneasy sensations in the
stotnaoh a bad taste in the month, head.
ache -remember that ten drops of Pol.
son's Nerviiline in sweetened water is a
tluiek and certain cure. Nerviline aids
digestion, dispels the gas, makes yon
comfortable and free from distress at
once. Nerviline is jute splendid for
Cramps, Colic, Dysentery, Stomach and
Bowel Troubles, and costs oily 25e.
Better try it.
Dr. Hanniltou's '?ills euro Constipation,
Now is the
Time to Paint
Your houses, barns and fences,
before the files Come.We have
the best Boiled and Raw Oil in
the market.
?tire White Lead at lowest priees.
Arse Aylmer Spray Pumps, with
barrel, hose and nozzle, reg. $13 for $9.00
Blue Stone at 6o per lb.
FISHLEIGH'S HARDWARE STORE
t' Smith & p ethick's old stand. WINO -HAM
iORD%Vlcn.
At the annual meeting of the Epworth
League held on May 1st, the following
officers were elected for the eusuiug year,.
President, Miss Peel; 1st Vice, Mrs.
Rogers; 2nd, Miss Mahood; 8rd, Miss
Cook; 4th, Miss Maggie McKee; Sec'y,
EhnerFallis; Treas., Geo. Walkey, jr.;
organist, Mrs. G. E. McKee. Supt. of
Junior League, Mrs. J. McKee. The
names of six tew inenebers were added
to the roll. During the year $9.67 was
contributed to the Forward Movement,
and the Junior League contributed $6.37.
League Anniversary Serviceswill beheld
on Sunday, May 24th, at 10.30 and • 7.
Ur. W. H. Kerr of Brussels will speak
at both services.
The Provincial Government will erect
a monument to Sir Oliver Mowat.
Pains in the Back
Are symptoms of a weak, torpid or
stagnant condition of the kidneys or
liver, and are a warning it is extremely
hazardous to neglect, so important is
a healthy
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a h aeries of these organs
They are commonly attended by loss
of energy, lack of courage, and SOMA -
times by gloomy foreboding and de-
spondency.
"1 was taken 111 with kidneytrouble, and C
became so weak 1 could scarcey get around.
I took rnedielne without benefit, and finally
decided to try }rood's Sarsaparilla. Aster
tete first bottle 1 felt so touch better tarot 1
continued its use, and six botfles made me
a new "woman. When poly little girl was a
baby, she could not keep anything on her
stomal, and we gave iter hood's Sarsa a•
rills Willett "cored her." WS, Mb:WAS IN -
.ins, 'Vallaeeburg, ont.
filling the room. and the assembly again.
verified Byrou's well knowu lines
"No sleep till morn whew youth and
S. R. Crerar is home from the School
of Science, Toronto, for his vacation.
He has been working hard, so will likely
pleasure meet, take it easy for a portion of his vacation
To chase the glowing hours with flying at, least.
feet." - . The following facts concerning the
The following is self-explanatory; township of Grey aro taken from As -
To Mr. and Mrs Francis Crowe; sessor Rayenano's roll: --Children be -
Your many eriendsin the neighborhood tween 5 and 6, T67; children between 8
in which you have so mauy years resid- and 15, 297; total acres 64,759; total
od, having learned of your contemplated acres. clear, 48,590; value of reatproper-
departnre for the West cannot permit ty, $1,774,225; value of personal property
you to do so without testifying to you $3,100; No. of male persons between 21
some tokon of their esteem and. regard. and 60 years,752; total populati on,3,201;
During your residence amongst us you
have always been kind, obliging and
agreeable neighbors and we can assure
No. of cattle,8,985; No. of horses, 1,999
No. of sheep, 2,432; No. hogs, 3,590; No.
births, 43; No. of deaths, 20; acre
you that your departure will be keenly woodland,' 4,721; acres swamp an
felt by all. The interest manifested in waste land, 11,448; acres of orchard
educatioual affairs by Mr. Crowe has 581; acres fall wheat, 3,264; steam
tended much to :the advantage of our boilers, 13.
school of which 10 many years ho was.
an eiidcieut trustee. We trust that to
your new home in the great West, still F� c 4 ,$„� ,,�,
under the flag of freedom you acid your •'.i +
!SAM lila LeadingStore
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SPECIAL SALE
Whiie wea r
Waisis
and
rappers:..
We keep in e'033 touch with latest
styles in all kinds of ladies' waists,
Wit•appers and whttewear. Intending
purchasers in any at above lines will
de well to see our large assortment'
of xnadeup material before staking
their selection..
WHITE IINIJt tSIKtRT$, a special line of ladies' fine, e+late
unrterskirts. well made, •uicely trimmo.l,with dust frill,full
width, fine cambric, good value at $1 23 --sale price $ 5.00
LADIE$' NIGHT GOWNS, two dozes nightgowns, t refine
o.sw lrie, fait s'zi,uicely trimmed and tucker. yoke.rugular
vahte $1.00, onr special prise while they last only . .73
LADIES' WAISTS, f� line of nice pattern print waits, nicely
made, fast colors, worth 75c, our sale price - .50
CORSET COVERS, a•Iarge assortment to choose frotn,inade
the latest style, nicety trimmed with lace and embroidery
prices are 153, 25c, 35e, 50e and lac, see our leader at - ,25
WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, special values in better lines, made
with deep embroidery and lace insertion, prices are
• $1 50 $•5 00, ;2 50, 8 50
WHITE WAISTS, a large range of ladies' 'write waists, z'iglet
up to date, trimmed with fine lace autl embroidery inser-
tion, nicely tucked, all good fitters
81.00, $1.25, 81.50, 82.00, $2.50, 3.50
LADIES' DRAWERS; Special values in all sizes, cicely made
and trimmed, prices range thus - - .23, .35., .50
LADIES' WRAPPERS, made with full wide skirt, dee» frill,
choice new patterns, fast colors, trimmed yokes, special
values at - - _
- $1.00 and 1,25
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SILK WAISTS, Ladies' black
silk waists in good quality
silk, nicely trimmed and
made to wear well prices
are - 84 00 to $5 69
LADIES' TOP SKIRTS, we
are showing a fine range of
top skirts for summer wear
in duck and linen, made iu
gond style, well stitched
and trimmed. Seo our two
dollar value - 1.73
E. ISA Co.
011llasite Bank Of Hamilton Highest panpaid far Produce I.
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We have just received another barrel of
Maple Syrup, same as the last, and yku
all know how good that was. This will
As we are going to move in a few days
into new quarters, before doing so we
intend giving a DISCOUNT of 20 PER
CENT. off all Crockery and Glassware,
and 25 PER CENT. off' China — good
for onr, week only.
4 be the last for this season
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faintly may be blessed with health and
pr.•.sperity end. We- can assure you that
your success wilt always be a theme of Soft and crooked bones mean
pleasure to us, And now bidding you a bad feeding. Call the disease
kind and cordial farewell we in behalf j rickets if you want to. The
of your friends, ,and neighbors beg of growing child must eat the
you to accept from us these gifts trust.ri lit food farroYvth. Bones
Ing that they tinny' be pleasant retnem- a
brances of sour Many friends in Culross, must have bone food, blood
Segued -=Jose 'ss Mout, must have blood food and so
TosErnt Wnttwoou, t)11 throucrh the list.
Culross, May 8th, 1103 an PALCo�n it. Scott's Emulsion is the right
The following is the report of S. S. treatment for soft bones in
No. 3,Calross, for the month of April. children. Littledoscs everyday
Names in order of mnerit, give the stiffness and shape
Part II Jr Leaving--Mary'ergtison, that healthybones should have.
Bessie Ferguson, Mary Porton.'
Entrance-Emina Strome, Ilan Pal. Bow legs become straighter,
cont.r James Di ir,
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loosejoints olX grow o�v strop. c.r and
Jr, 4-ltaehel Gorton, John l<alconer, I � b
Josephine Woodcock, firmness Gomes to the soft
8rd—•Leda Welwood, Albers Berton, heads.
Russel Me ay, Marjorie Martin, Earl
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Crack. Wrong food caused the
2nd- -Bert Borten, Chris MacDonald, trouble. Right food will cure it
Jennie Dowser“chic Walters, Annie .
Stapeltott, I;rvia Strome. In thousands of cases Scott's
Part 2 Sr -Lillie Bolt, Arehie ltfe. E,muision has proved to be the
I intion, Sautes Mei .mien. Olive Boit.
Part 2 .114.• -•-Alfie Falconer, Emma rightfood for soft bones in
Walker. ehildty 100d.
Part 1 'Sr. -Harold Borten, Philip
Dawson, J•atnea Staptaton. Send for tree sample.
Part 1 Jr, -Stewart T10I1ay, Annie gcO'r'I' at BOWNE, 'Chon'tlste,
I3olt, May Stappelton,'John Stronte,.Tolin Toronto, Orttarlat
MuclIinuon. , Adiie Dawson, Henry Bor- fcr.aria $:.00;stndruggists.
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X. J. Beaton, `cooker,
Hood's Sarsaparitia
Cures kidney and liver troubles, re*
Heves the backs and builds up for
Whole System.
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PROF. DORENWEND
OF TORONTO,
The famous Hair ioods Artist'
IS
COMING!
He will be at the
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Brunswick Hata Wingham, Friday, May 22n
With every kited and style of tidies' and Gentlemen's Wigs,
Toupees, Bangs, Wavy and Plain Fronts, Switches of all long
hair in every length and sbade.
Ilia Art Styles aro known and worn by all ctasst's' everp
where.
33e sure to 'visit his show Vomits at the hotel and see his
new designs.
no will, free of charge, demonstrate by fitting you what
is the most suitable and becoming to yen.
Their use adds health, comfort and yoanger appearance.
Gentlemen who are bald should investigate tend see ).tis
l;+'>aA'TliEli, WBIG13T'TUUBLBS and WIGS 'worn on over
65,000 heads.
PLEASE REMEMBER DAY and DATE.
wiugham, Brunswick Hotel, friday, May 22nd