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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-04-14, Page 5THE WINUIIAM TIRES, APRIL 14 1904 Anse OWVVYVWVVVWVVWVVVW AAAMMAATAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA No old goods here; everything bran new 1 SPRING SALE OF Growder's Tailored G1othrnA Not made to order but made to fit We have the largest selection s of Men's Wear in Wingham to choose from. Plain words as to prices : All our prices on all our clothing are plainly marked. You can see for your self. We do not have half a do;.en prices on a suit. The price to one is the price to all, your neighbor can buy here no cheaper than yourself. We offer the best clothing for the cheapest price. MEN'S SPRING SUITS. -In all the newest tweeds, worsteds, serge., cheviots ete., latest cut and made right-up-to-the-miuute,sizes 34 to 46 chest at per suit, - $5. $7. $9. $10. $12. $14. YOUTHS' SPRING SUITS.-Ia stripe checks, etc., comprising all the new effects for young men and made with a young man's look about them sizes 32 to 36 chest at the following prices: - - • - $5. $7 `lf8 $9 $10. $12. BOYS SPRING SUITS. -In all the newest styles two or threo pieces, sir r to �.UO sizes 22 to 33 prices $1.75 $ CRAVENETTE SPRING COATS. -Men's and youths showerproof Coats short or long lengths,sizes 33 to 48 chest, each, - - - - - . . $10. 812. 815. MEN'S WATERPROOF COATS. -Men's black waterproof Raglanette Coats 6.3 inches lone,cuffs on sleeve, velvet collar,guaranteed water- proof, sizes 30 to 52 chest worth $10.00, special - - $7.75. ODD TROUSERS. -300 pairs to choose from. For Boys -- - - - 35c. 50e. 75e. 81.00 - • For Youths - - • - $1.00 $125 $1.50 For Men - - - $1.35 $1.75 $2.00 to $4.00 SPRING HATS. -For boy,youth or man, all the newest English and I` American styles - 50e. 81.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 I BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS. -Jost arrived, our spring stock of Men's, Youth's and Boy's Boot Shoes and Rubbers at away ` • down prices. gel'- NEW NECKWEAR FOR SATURDA.4 "In The 12. 11. OROWD[R Go. 1 1 C 3 a t Men's Outfitters. WINQIHAN. 3 AAAAMAAAAAMMAAAAMAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAMAAA :1'++4.•H++++4.44.+4.4.4.-1'4.4..1. 4-4-4-7-4-14++++++++++++4-4-44-4++ se 4. c-l.��-��► Take the4. 4.` ' q�lr��I��!'�!4..1. ;•u+?` + 4. Baby Out 4.4. 4. 4. 4. 4. e4. �. c t� 4. + 4.3- :'r forits airingl n ', � ''����1 i one .4. (;� --'_ k�,f�..l of the new Carriages or T. a+- I ��1* j I'r'' i Go -Carts we have just put 4- ��� on sale. It will be safe ;, and comfortable. You will think from their style and • get up, that they are high priced, but they're not. Not having sufficient room, we have decided to sell then at a very close margin, making profit a second consideration. Nothing will delight the children more than one of' our small Go -Carts and Wagons. BALL BROS., The People's Furniture Storer TELEPHONE 51 ry � UNDERTAKING Brick residence, 5th house west from Hamilton's Corner Drug Store, where night calls will receive prompt attention. 4. + 4.+ + + + + + + + + *+• +4++++++++++++4.++++++•'r 4.4-1-++++++++++++++++++++++4 4•••••••••0•••••••••••••• ROMA ■..'.GROCERY ♦ ♦ Were at Lest •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • N After waiting a long time, the new crop of MAPLE SYRUP has arrived, and we can recommend it very highly. It weighs over thirteen pounds to the (talion. (Not sold in tins). Per gallon :1.35 California Prunes At this season of the year, when the jars of frnit are running low, jest try some of our California Pruner. We have them in all sizes. :,' lbs for 25e, up to 15e per lb. i; Benson's Enamel i • rwantommome • • • • • • • • - A man consumes more or less time • when he is eating dates. • • News From Our Neighbors EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS. 1 The1 r o 113 kind of constunp- Correspondents Communicate- Other tion to fear is " neglected consumption." Consumption What Wideawake Tunes Items Clipped From Our Exchanges. UULROSS On Sunday afternoon, April 3rd, Mr. ,T. S. Elliot's brick house, on con. 8, Cul - rose, was completely destroyed by fire. The fire is supposed to have started in a fealty chimney and spread with great rapidity. Fortunately most of the household effects were saved, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Eltltot and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Eliot, who occupied the house, have se- cured part of Mr. T. lefePherson's house, just across the road, until they can re- build. The Best Laxative Sold Is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, which relieves constips- non, headache and liver complaint in a few hours. Very mild, yet certain. Use only Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Price 25c. Mounts. • Joseph Clegg, a well known Morrisite, has arrived home from a trip of 43, mouths to Les Angles and San Francis- co, looking first-class, The winter was beautiful he says and with its fruits and Rowers it is not to be wondered at that he gained 12 or15 pounds despite the fact that he walked the soles off his shoes in the exercise he took. Many Canadians are to be found in California during the winter season so as toavoid a old the inclenl• eucy of the Northerly latitudes and if the coming winters are to be as long contin- ued as the one now concluding it will cause no wonderment if a much larger number seek the sunny Sauth. Did You Get Up Tired? At this season tiredness fastens itself even upon the healthy and strong. If not feeling well you should build up, get more blood into your veins, increase yonr store of nerve energy. What yon need is that rebuilder and tonic, Ferro - zone which contains the strengthening elements your system needs. Ferrozone makes flesh, nerve and muscle; gives you appetite, abundant energy, buoyant spirits -in short Ferrozone assures health and costs 50c. at all druggists. Get Fer- rezone to -day. GREY. Having failed to secure a farm to suit him P. McDougall has decided to wait till next fall. The bridge oa the farm of Councillor and James Grant, 14th con., over the Beauchamp creek was swept away by the freshet. It is said Trueman Smith and daugh- ter may make a visit at Lucknow and other points before deciding where they will locate. Mr. Smith sold his farm recently. Charlie Lamont, who has spent the past 5 months in Michigan arrived home last week and ,v ill pitch into fanning operations as soon as spring work com- mences. The 100 acre farm, lot 6, con. 3, Grey, owned by Robert McAllister, has been purchased by William Bryons, 4th lice, Morris, for the sum of $3,000, who got good value for his money. EAST W WANOSH. Mr. Jacob Ingold, an old and esteemed resident of East Wawanosh, died ou Monday, April 4th. He caught asevere cold last autumn from which he never fully recovered. Heart failure was the cause of death. A widow and eight children are left to mourn the loss of a kind and Ioviug husband and father. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of a large circle of friends. Mr. A. H. Jacobs, of East Wawanosh, attended the live stock sale held ou the farm of Zhos. Mercer, Markdale, Feb- ruary 24, and while there purchased an impnrted Shorthorn bull, for which he paid $030. Mr. Jacobs succeeded iu get- ting bis bull home last week. He also brought with him `one bull .each for Capt. T. E. Robson, Ilderton, and Wm. Doherty, Clinton. Two very tempting offers were made Mr. Jacobs for his bull before he reached home, both offers being greatly in advance of the price paid for him. • •. • ' • Al AI • ! •••� • • l 1� a• l This is a cold water Starch ; new process; reinires no boiling. r► ▪ ; if • ▪ i Prepared especially for flue laundry work. Per package, - .10 �• AT SSS ; -11.0.44+44++++++.4+++44444+• t4/44.44/4.044414114,011444 1311UEVALI . Mrs. John Leech, a sister-in-law of Mr. Joseph Leech, of this place, died suddeuly at her home in Brandon on Fri- day last. Deceased was a pioneer of Brandon, and prominent in Methodist work. Sons live at Brandon and Neep- awa and Winnipeg, and a daughter Mrs. (1tev.)P. T. Oaten, fornleryi at Belgrave, at Melbourne, Out. The Bluevale branch of the Women's Institute will meet on Wednesday, April 20th, at 2.30 p.1n. at the home of Mrs. Swaun, (The Parsonage.) The topic for discassiou, Bread and Bread Dougha." At the March meeting of the Institute an excellent paper was read by Mrs. T. Ralph, on "The Buying and Cooking of Meats," followed by au in- teresting discussion. Music was ren- dered by Miss Eva Patterson. All the ladies are cordially invited to attend next meeting. A Two Minute Grump Cure That isu't equalled the world over is Nerviliue, the greatest relief for cramps and stomach pains ever discovered. Nerviline acts promptly and is very pleasant to take. "I think Nerviline is the fittest remedy in the world for colic and cramps" writes W. B. Wilton of Toledo. `• When I take Nerviliue I know its going to relieve quickly and for that reason I am never without it. I have found Nerviline good for sick head- ache and stomach troubles and recom- mend it for strength and.sureness. •' Ex- cellent for inward nse-good to rub on. Price 26c. ST. HELENS. John Durnin is leaving for Galt. He has secured a very lucrative position with a farmer in that vicinity. Miss Mine Lockhart, who teaches iu one of the divisions of Blyth public school, was spending the vacation at the home of her parents. The Misses Mina and Lizzie Ruther- ford, Maggie and Lily Clark and Hugh MacDonald and John McCrostie, of the G. C. I , were spending the vacation at the homes of their parents. Willie Bell having decided to retire from fanning, has sold his farm iu West Wawanosh to William Elliott of the same township, On Monday of this week another resi- dent of West Wawatiofh passed away in the person of Mary Barbour, wife of Mr. Richard Anderson. The funeral took place to the Lucknow cemetery on Wed- nesny afternoon. IILVTH. Messrs. Wm. Johuston and Win. Smith shipped a car of hogs to Toronto Iast week. Mr. and Mrs. John McGill and Mr. Wellington McGill left ou Tneeday for Neepawa, Manitoba, where they purpose makiug their home until next autumn. During the past week 10 cars of maple blocks have been shipped from Blyth station to Liverpool, England, by the W. R. Thompson Co., of Teeswater. Mrs. E. D. Chamberlain has sold her vacant lot on Queen street to Mr. Wm. Robertson for $375. Mr. W. I. McLean. B. A. who is a divinity student at Knox college, To- ronto, was visiting his parents, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. McLean. He left this week for Mill Creek, Manitoba, where he will have charge of a Presbyterian Mission during the summer vacation. Mr. Lnxton Hill has purchased the Blyth planing mill from the James Hill Estate and will continue the building and contracting business so successfully carried ou by his late brother for several years. Mr. Hill has moved his family from Londesboro to Blyth. While operating a planer at the Blyth planing mill, Mr. Charles Roadhouse had the misfortune to have the thumb of his right hand so badly jammed that amputation at the first joint was found necessary. Mr. Robert Gilholui of Galt, ex -Mayor and ex -Warden, is dead, aged 71 years. Hon. W. B. Vail, formerly Minister of Militia in Hon. Alex. Mackenzie's Ad- ministration, died at Dover, England. . sfahlisl ed /S79 Whooping Cough, Croup Bronchitis, Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria CRESOLENE IS A SOON TO ASTHMATICS t`nesot.rvr. 19 a lung established and standard remedy for the diseases indicated. It cures because the air rendered strongly antiseptic is carried over the diseased surfaces of the bronchial tubes with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treatment. Tuns.• ata consumptive tendency, or sufferers frou, chronic bronchitis, find immediate rad from coughs or inflamed conditions of the throat. Uescripth a booklet free. i'lF, .►.lGd\l:, S1E[.rR lli.. tstl NotreDante Pt., Montreal, Canadian Anemia Cresolene Antiseptic Tablets dissolved ,lit the numth are e'tPective and safe for coughs and irritation of the throat. stat a bait:: AIX 010C1gISTS People are learning that con- sulnption is a curable disease. t s neglected consumption that is so often incurable. At the faintest suspicion cf consumption get a bottle of Scott's Emulsion and begin '1-egular doses. The use of Scott's Emulsion at once, has, in thousands of cases, turned the balance in favor of health. Neglected consumption docs not exist where Scott's Emul- sion is. Prompt use of Scott's Emul- sion checks the disease while it can be checked. Send for free sample. SCOTT & L•O\VNI;, Chemists, Toronto, Ontario sot. and $h.00; all druggists. BRUSSELS. Messrs. Stewart & Smith, of 'Merton, formerly of Brussels have assigned to N. L. Martin, Toronto. Wednesday of last week H. A. b atch- ett, who has hcen storekeeping in the Garfield block for the past year, removed the stock to Tweed, Hastings Co., where he will be associated with his brother. The Court of Appeal at Toronto will hear the appeal case of the sewer suit, between Messrs. McCrae and Danford vs. Brussels Corporation. on the 15th iust. Barrister Sinclair will look after the case for the town. James Elliott, who recently disposed of his farm iu Grey township, has pur- chased the Broadfoot property, corner of Mill and Alexander streets, Brussels, and will take up residence there in the near future. 1r 1 Shim Prices LeadingIThe Stllall prafits Stout ValuesSr Quick returns Carpetiogs for Spring. . Our Carpets, Oilcloths, Ltnoleums, Rugs and Matting are now here, and you are. cordially invited to inspect them. The new season's goods are handsomer than ever ----many are our private patterns and are exclus- ive, and while accepting our invitation to this beautiful carpet display, don't forget that you can save as much money on buying your floor covering here as in the city. It will pay you to come to us for all kinds of New spring goods even though you're miles away. BRUSSELS The very latest patterns, in choice colorings and shad- ings; good, heavy, close weave. Prices 0 and 3 .�c .1.tv TAPESTRY 15 patterns to choose from. Elegant variety of patterns giving soft, rich effect, the hest makes of goads. ry t✓ 5 ..fie .i;:aC 45e uUc EiOC .7.s INGRAINS. -The Ingrains of today takes rank with the finest grades of carpet in color combinations and effects. Our stock em- braces the best makes. Prices begin at, per yard, - 25c. STAIR CARPET. -We are showing a large range of patterns in Stair Carpet, all widths. Prices begin at, per yard, - 121c. JAPAN MATTINGS.-10 pieces mattings to choose from; all new patterns and choice colorings. Prices begin at - 121,c. LACE CURTAINS. -We are showing a larger and better stock of Curtains and Curtain Materials than ever. Prices begin at per pair, - - - - - - 25e. OILCLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS iu all the lastest designs, width 18 inches to 12 feet. U. E. ISARD Co. Opposite Bank of Hamilton. - Hight goods at right prices. Last week Robert Denbow sold out his teamster outfit consistiug of team, ' '- harness, wagon, sleighs, etc., to Daniel Denman, of this place, who will continue the business. Mr. Denbow talks of go- ing to Manitoba, where he has a brother two nephews, with the intention of go- ing into fartniug if he finds what suits him. Mr. McFarlane, the new agent of Brus- sels Branch of the Standard Bank, arrived this week and is now in charge. He comes from Orono here. Mr. F. H. Gray, who has been manager here for three years goes to Stnuffvnlle. Thousands Aequiring the Dope Habit. The dope habit is being acquired by thousands of Canadians through using so-called cures for Catarrh containing an excessive amount of alcohol and other dangerous drugs. Doctors claim there is only one safe and certain cure for Catarrh -fragrant healing Catarrhozono which cures by medicated vapor that is breatbed direct to the seat of the decease. The balsamic vapor of Catarrhozene kills the germs, heals sore spots, stops drop- ping in the throat, keeps the nose clear and permanently erradicates every trace of catarrh from the system. Catarrho- zone can't fail ; it's guaranteed. Two months treatment $1.00; trial size 25c. DINKELSPiELERS. ,(4,•orge V. Hobart, A knocker never has lung trouble. A soft answer turneth avay der gas and leads to a proposaling. Most people haf to get it iu der neck before dey get religion. D h t 't d ••••••••••••♦••♦•♦•••a•♦•o 1T6®00009®00400®•••♦•®O®¢+♦♦ O ♦ ♦ THE ' MAMMOTH H Coal and Wood Uisioess1 WING decided to till the long -felt want for a first- class Coal and Wood Business in the Town of Wingham, we are putting in two thousand tons of first-class Coal of all the different sizes, and five thousand cords of Wood (we can get it). Wait for quotations before purchasing. Prices will be published in this space as soon as best quotations are received, which will stand good for twelve months, with- out a raise of one cant. Farmers, don't be afraid to buy coal stoves, as it is our intention to keep a stock of Coal on hand and we I: will do it, so that strikes, railway blockades or bad roads •• will not affect us. We'll keep the stock, and you rest easy. • • They say we can't get best grade Coal. Is it not e silly ? WeCAN get, it ! 1 ♦ s O • • • W. R. GREEN, Manager. •••0•••••••••♦•+•••♦•044•+ ••00.4•••••,.••••••••••••••• Wiogharn Coil & Wood Supply Co. • • • • ♦ • O • • ♦ • • ♦ ♦ • ♦ • • ♦ ♦ • • • • ♦ ♦ O moosic, en m1 der ragtime mind al- IComrng 1 To National onal o l Wingham � � � � ways pretensions to make classical g Der automobile ner is alv d ndota puthis shoulder toer veel. Vimmeu chump at conclusions der ! vay des champ at a moose - back- 1\/1 i Dan.lQ E4 i Q J I N S K 1, yards. L r j 11JI (F li V j �! lI`1y 1 ■ r CO SILT Married men make der best inwinters because a poor eggscuse is better den none. i e Soopnoodle says dare vas no place i like home, und proves it py staying onid j all night. ; Necessity is der mother dot puts der 1 patches on der trousers. Be sure you vas right -den back up: Ven ambition commits suicide it is erally n c11 �lcastle linader fair hasy e 110 elevators ; Gomm eit G 1 fl 6 Monday April 18 Palmist and Psychic. The greatest Living adviser. She sees at a glance what your troubles are and guides you to ultimate success. With marvellous insight of the most phenomenal character she points the way. Thousands have recognized this wonderful gift, which combines an absolute knowledge of Palmistry together with intelleetual powers that make failure impossible. There are always two Baths; she helps you t.s choose the wiser one. Madame Liviuski tells yon about Business, Law Suits. Chauges, Marriage, Divorce, Lnvo Affairs, 111 Health, Accidents, Daugers and En- emies. Madame Livinski will be at the ATIO1 AI. HOTEL FOR ONE WEER! because it is quicker to fall downstairs ; ven ve take ap. Eferdydiug comes to him dot 'gaits in ! der middle of der street. Der man dot kicks because he has too much vork should remember der' fellow dot is too hungry to kick because he has no vork. ' Patience was a virtue always found in bill collectors. ' Der brainy politician is der van dot knows how to ase tier brains of hie friends. Opportunity* often veers boring -gloves 3 ven it knocks at our door. It ,as long lane dot doan'd furnish .304 I somedil g to be run over by an antonio- bustatul. 0 9 Fees, - 35c and 50e. George Harwood, a well-known citi- izen of Woodstock, committed suicide by taking carbolic acid. 'Thomas Snowdon of Stratford. fire- man, ani Harvey Hall of Clinton, brake- man, were killed in a collision ou the Grand Trunk near Guelph. The will of the into Mr. A. P. (Malt C• of ;t(l.ontreai disposes of an estate o;i ..I,- 192,653, of which a large amount is left to churches and charitable institutions. Hon. Thomas t:reenway predicts that within the next half century "Canada will have three big cities Winnipeg, Montreal and Vancouver," and that inn time Winnipeg must become the great- est city in Canaria. Eastern Ontario has again shown that: it is a good place in which to lire loin and dio old. The deaths are announce'. Glengarry. of Mrs. Donald 9iaedonell, of t rlt.ngariy , 107, and of Mr. Kenneth McGillivray, of Moose creek, C, a t;d 101.