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The Wingham Times, 1904-10-06, Page 5Of Crowder's Ready " to �. Wear NO OLD STOCK DERE I Suits and Overcoats NOT MADE TO ORDER, BUT MADE TO FIT Our stock is now complete with all the latest styles in Suits and Overcoats for man or boy. Our qualities are a little ,different to those usually kept in a general store. Our patterns .are exclusive Our styles are of the very latest design, Our ;,prices are no higher than you will pay for an inferior Coat or . Suit in other stores, It will pay you to see us before buying. There may be Suits and Overcoats as goad, but not at the price I Men's and Youths' Overcoats. In all the latest styles and weaves, sizes 33 to 46 oheet, prices $7.50 $10.00 $12.00 $15.00 • Boys' Overcoats. Newest ideas, six different styles to choose from, sizes 22 to 34 cheat, prices - - • • 83.75 to $10.00 BOYS' REEFERS $2.75. Bops' Navy Blue Beaver Cloth Pea Jaokete, double breasted sizes 22 to 28 chest, price $2.75 ODD PANTS $1.76. 'Men's Grey Halifax tweed pants all sizes, - • - $1,75 MEN'S PEA JACKETS $5.00. Men's Grey Frieze double breast- ed Pea Jackets, sizes 86 to 46 chest, price $3.75 and $5.00 KEN'S PANTS $1.00. 21 pairs Mens' Dark Stripe Tweed Pants, sizes 82 to 38, 1.00 price - - $ Waterproof Coats $7.75. Men's Raglan Waterproof Overcoats (guaranteed) sizes 35 to 50 chest, length 56 inoses, prices • $7.76 $8.50 Underwear Department, Men's all wool shirts and drawers, - - , .50 .75 $1.00 Men's fleece lined. (shirts and drawers, sizes 32 to 46, .50 and .75 Boys' 'Underwear all sizes in iv.ol or fleece lined. Gents' Furnishings. New Ties, Collars, Caffe, Sox, Gloves, Hdohiefa, eto. The R. H1 CROWDER Co., Wingham's .Best Clothiers. Window. Shades, newest colors 35o. to 90c.• Curtain Poles 16o to $2.00 Big assortment of Coverings ' for Uho1sti1r1lig. Silks. Tapestry. Velour. Plush. Gimp and Cords. Something New arriving most every day to complete our stock for Fall trade. In Bedroom Suites we have splendid value at $11.50, 12.00, 15.00, 17.00, 25.00 and upwards. Iron Beds, best wire springs, $6, 7.50 up to $21. See our Couches at $7, $8 and $i 1, best quality. Examine the Ticking in our Mattresses—also the Filling -- at $2.75, 3.00, 4.5o and $6.5o. BALL BROS., The Leading Furniture Store. UNDERTAKING Brick residence'6th house west from Hamiltons03orner Drug Store, veopgghtnill eeiprmtatenio PHONE 51 Headquarters for Picture Mould- Mg....See our 16 x 20 Frames. For u -to -date Moulding — we have it 1 TUE WINtGUAU TIMES OCTOBER 6, 1904 MATH Tuesday And Wednesday October lith and 12th, are the dates of Blyth fair. Miss Ellen Thompson, bac returned home, after visiting friends in London for the peat month. Mr. A. B. Carr and family have ar- rived from East Wawanoeb to the home in Blyth they recently pnrchaeed from, Mr. John Moffat. Mr, Wm. Stowe, of Nanaimo, Britieh Columbia, nephew of Reeve Sloan, of Blyth, will be the Liberal candidate for Counox and Atlin in the approaching Dominion elections, Oar congratulations ate extended this week to Mr. John S. Mc13~innon, of To- ronto, son of Postmaster McKinnon. of Blyth, who was last week eleoted a member of the Dominion council of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, 11 ASSANSWAAAAAAAAAWAAAAAA WAMAAAAAANSANWNAAAANSA FURNITURE BUYERS, REMEMBER The next 6 weeks will he of interest to you. Special Brines on Furniture for balance of July and all of August. Just think! A good Conch, in velour covering, stripe pattern, assorted colors, For $4.76, regal 16.60 1$in .50noagular oil $8.50 8.fo0 7450, regular $9.60 and a niceWe will guarantee to supply the above goods at these pritee throughout July and August only. IN PARLOR SUITES We lead in price and quality. Beery Suite gaatanteed or motley refunded. Note our speoial prices, Nies 5 -piece Strite, solid oak frames, done in'reiour, good patterns, spring, edge plush bound, regular price ;95,00, specie' price a48 o0 late Suitt, guaranteed, $40.00 quality for - • . • • We don ttthandleving a any y lopEhti Chagas ed gra' we buy in our Orta Lawn; • p@",8ee our ;2,00 Mattress. WALKER BROS. & BUTTON. .,' The Times TO JANUARY 1, 1905 20 Dizzy headaches, $ Dimmed - Nine times ont of ten by coustipation but can be oared quickly by Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills of Mandrake and I3nttermit, For constipated headache and liver com- plaint use only Dr. Hamilton's Pills.. norms. We are sorry to record the demise of Annie Ellen, the little daughter of Wm. and Mra. Perrie, Cranbrook, winch took place last Sunday afternoon, Sept. 26th. She was two months old. Mise Jean Ross, of Brussels, is filling the post of teacher at the Browntown public school temporarily as the teacher is off duty through illness. Thursday of this week will be Morris township Voters' List Court, It will be held in the Town Hall, •Brussels, com- mencing at 9.30 a.m. Judge Doyle will preside. Dr. Roe, of Philadephia, was a wel- came visitor with Morrie friends $or a few days. He was ou his way back from the St. Louis Exposition. It is 14 or 15 years since the Dr, went to the Quaker oity but be usually renews old acquaintances here once a year, Slight Sprains Grow Worse Unless properly treated. The great strength of Nerviline, enables it to quick- ly cure all manner of sprains and strains. "I sprained my wrist," writes Leonard E. Milford of Rockland, "while work- ing in the mill but had to lay off, it be- came so painful and swelled. I rubbed my wrist thoroughly with Nerviline twice a day and put on a bandage. The pain fit xi went away and frequent rub- bing with Net riline soon cured. Nervi - line is undoubtedly an excellent lini- ment and best pain reliever I ever used." NerviIdze certair'y is extra good, Price 25c. EAST WAWANOSH The following is the report for S. S. No. 7, East Wawanosh, for the mouth of September,— C1. v—Stanley Elliott, Sr. iv—Ella Walker, Annie Leaver, Willie Shoebottom, Harvey Linklater, Howard Shiell,•Lanra Currie. Jr. iv—Katie Shiell, Wilfrid Pocock. Sr. m—Maggie Shiell, James Fergu- son, May Beadle, Garfield Shoebottom, Herbert Burchill, John Abram, Maxwell Abram. Jr. lir—Gordon Uintoal, Gwendoline Currie, George Walker, Walter Pocock, George Currie, Earl Elliott. Sr. ex—Pears Deacon. Inter. u—Verna Taylor. Jr. it—Bernice ShieIl, Daniel Fergu- son, Richard Deacon, Harold Walker, Harold Currie. Cl. i --Bella Ferguson, Maggie Po - cook, Ernest Shiell, Charlie Taylor, Franklin Robinson, Nellie Deacon, Katie Currie, Bessie Burchill, Fiona Deacon. M. WALSH, Teacher. M 'Yon Have Indigestion And conclude of course that the stom- ach Is at fault. So it is, but there is a cause away back of the stomach that must be reaohed before the stomach can be made to do its work. The saute is nerve disturbance or nerve debility. First get the nerves in shape and then the stomach will be right also. Ferro - zone has accomplished this for thousands of people whose digestion was complete• ly gone. Ferrozone is food for the nerves and workson ers in stomach w d h trouble. Where digestion, appetite and assimilation are faulty just try Ferro - zone. It cures thoroughly. Price 50o. at druggists. Ladies' Underwear This Fall we have placed hi thie department the largest range of Ladies' nod Ohildren's Underwear ever placed in our store. We have it in all sizes acgl all prices. The quality is all that can be desired.. Ladies' Vests sail Drawers from, eves, 25c rip to $1.50 These are "Watson's Unshrinkabt ," and we know that when you buy one snit you will not have any other kind, Come and see our Children's Ugderwatsts and Petits; especially- take notice of our ieuben's Vests for Infants—the only correct vest fur iufents because they are easy to put on and there are no buttons on them. Ladies' Belts and Gam's. In this department we have the veru newest and most beautiful Belie and Collars; also Collar Tubs. Our stock is complete and we invite you to cove and inspect it, GOATS. Esonmesmomeassm While devoting so mnclr space to our other departments, we would again call you attention to car large stook of Imported Coate. These are ahead of any shown in this part of the country, because they are direct from the European rnarketee. We guarantee a perfect fit and assure you that the prices will be satisfactory. Remember that in all the other departments of our store yon will find everything you. require. , Our Grocery department is stocked with pure fresh groceries at peppier prices, D. M. GORDON. Highest prices for trade. DIRECT IMPORTER. CIIL1tOSS, —The four-year-old son of Mr. Geo. b'anikner,of Calross met with a bad acci- dent last Friday. The little fellow trip- ped and fell on his arra, breaking it just above the elbow. In the town hall, Teeswater, on Sept. 28th, a special meeting of domicil was held, as ,required by circular received from the County Clerk re the Coauty Councils Act, Chapter 22, Ontario Statu- tes, 1904, section 3, Moved by Jae. Ballagh, seconded by Geo. Falconer, whereas at this meeting of the Municipal Council of the Town- ship of Culrost, called for the purpose of considering the provisions of the County CouncilsAct in compliance with the Statutes of Ontario, that this Council is unanimously lo favor of the County Councils beiug composed of the Reeves of the Townships and Villages and May- ors of Towns.—Carried. CHAS. BUTTON. Clerk. LOWER WINGHAM. 8. S. No. 11, Turnberry, report for September:— Sr. iv—Frank Calhoun, Georgina Phippen. Jr. tv—Lulu Currie, Ernest I,inkle- ter, Fred Johnston, Emily Forsyth, Earl Reid. Sr. uta-Meizie Lediet, Annie Finnan, Rey 1letterfieid, Jr. nr--Earl Groves, Ethel Ranson, Mary Currie, Laura fialhotin, Lizzie Lockeridgo, Maggio Reid, Anila Mc- Donald. Sr. rr—Eddie L+bckeridge, Edna Finley, Aggie Finnan. Jr. it—Eva Linklater, Ruby Forsyth, Carrie Weeks, J+'rank Lediet, `9'ifillie 8rigloyw, Frank Lockerldge. Pt, it—Ethel Free, Stele Welch, Ralph Weeks, Minnie Saunders. Sr. Pt, r• -Alfred Lockeridge, Alvin 1 Grasse, Ber-fir .Yohnetlet Rose For- eytht s, Bey Melee, 11 net oe Fabs. XNamei in, order es merit. 1k, l?. �'ItlEglEr tefwizer. Consninption 1s Scouring Canada. Year by year the White Plagne stead- ily gains headway. and why? Because careless people let their colds run into catarrh which in, turn becomes consump- tion. Victims of catai;h needn't be dis- couraged, for fragrant healing Catarrh - ozone Permanently cures every type of catarrh. The soothing vapor of Catarrh - ozone immediately kills the germs that cause catarrh and prevents them from again enteriug your system. Relief will be quick, cure will be certain, ebt olute freedom from any trace of catarrh fol• lows the use of Catarrhozone. It is a scientific remedy warranted to care lung trouble, bronchitis and catarrh. Care guaranteed with two months treatment. Price $1.00; sample size 26c. GEEY. In chatting with Hugh Lamont, who with Mrs. Lamont spent same weeks in Manitoba, he thinks while the West may suit the young people that persons getting up in years aro much better in Ontario. Tuesday morning of last week, Etta Mary, the only child of William, and Mary Shielis, lot20, con. 16, died of meningitis, after a short illness, aged 1 year, 4 months. and 18 days. Mrs, Sperling, of the Northwest, is visiting Mrs. Marsden Smith. She was a resident of Brussels some years ago. James Park, of Petrolie, was a visitor with S. R. Orerar, Oth con. They are fellow students at the School of Praettcal Science, Toronto. Mr. Park is taking mining. Mr. Crerar returns to Toronto is a few days to take up his post gradu- ate course. A young Ind named Crawford of the 17th ton., had one of bis lege broken, in two places the other day while returning from school. Along with some other boys he was riding on A. McFarlane's wagon when one of his comrades in play threW Otawford's cap off, The lad got down to get it and in attempting to get i on the- wagon the Wagon again caught his leg in the hind wheel with the above results. NNTrcz;--1 have arranged with the Dominion Bank to manage my business and all oWing ale On notes or mortgagee, can pay principal or interest at any time after falling dee, Remember you need not pay mull you are requested to do se by int. 1 thank all those who have done business With me and wish you till Otey prosperity. Rotex. `HOLMOO. TURNISERRY. Minutes of council meeting held in Clerk's office, Blnevale on Monday, Oct. 3rd, 1904. Members of council all present, the Reeve in the chair. The minutes of Met meeting were read and adopted on motion of Messrs. Couplaud and Rutherford. The Reeve reported that he had let a job of patting iu tile culvert on 26th side road to Wm. Mitchell at $4,00. The following accounts were passed and cheques on Bank of Haprilton issued: Jas. McDougall, gravel and damages, $2.82; Samuel Vanstoue, gravel and damages, $3 72; Amos Gofton gravel and damages, $3.15; John W. Sing, gravel and damages, $4 68; Jas. Breck- enridge. gravel and damages, Morris boundary $29 64; Jae. Curtis, inspecting gravelling, $3.12; Geo. Mason, books, $3.18; John Burgess, expenses re voters' list, $7.70; Wm. Willis, gravelling on east gravel road, $80.45; Win. Wright inspecting gravelling, $5.00; A. Pollard, gravel, $4.18: Thos. Wright, repairing culvert, $5.26; .Tames Weir, repairing culvert, $6.00; Hugh Tucker, repairing bridge, $•2,00; Henry Thompson cleaning government drain, township's share $1.50; Jos, Walker, repairing culvert, $1.25; Duff & Stewart, account Elliott drain, $802.60. Couplaud — Rutherford.— That this meeting do now adjourn to meet in Clerk's offi.ce,Bluevale ou Monday, Nov, 21st, at 10 o'clock a. m. JOHN BURGESS, Clerk. "The Princess at Wo The above is the title of a newprem- ium pietas's to be given th that great paper, the Family Her d and Weekly Star, of Montrea this •eaeon. It is said to be a gem, by is r . e most expensive and beautiful ti :y • ave ever issued. All who pay a year : subscription (one dol- lar) to the ram ly Herald and Weekly Star, get a copy of the picture free. k'amily Herald subscribers are this year in greater luck than ever. "The Princ- ess at Work" alone is worth a good deal more than what is asked for the year's subscription and the picture. Mr. A. B. Aylesworth, K. C., of Toronto has accepted an invitation to join Sir Wilfrid Lanrier's Cabinet as Minister without portfolio. SCOTT'S (EMULSION Scott's Emulsion is the means of life and of the en- joyment of life of thousands of men, women and children. To the men Scott's Emul- sion gives the flesh and strength so necessary for the cure of consumption and the repairing of body losses from any wasting disease. For women Scott's Emul- sion does this and more. It is a most sustaining food and tonic for the special trials that women have to bear. To -children Scctt's Emul• cion gives food and strength for growth of flesh and bone and blood, For pale girls, for thin and sickly boys Scott's Emulsion is a great help. bend for free s&tnple, SCOTT do BOWNE. Chemtett i�tdt. To aoc.rand $l.008 all drugtiste. Slim Pr�l+ea Stpat Yafuos The Leading Store APPREGJATING VAIUES 1,Y 11100111801001111101010111111111010111131111 Ready -to- Wear Clothing We have just passed in- to stock 3 shipments Men's and Boys' Over- coats and Suits. Re- member, we sell only the best makes, and can save you money on every gar- ment, We guarantee you a fit, and as for material the price. it's the best obtainable at MEN'S SUI PS—!da to from gold strong Tweeds, in doable or sinzlo breasted style, Italian cloth lining and good trimmings. Oar special cut priue • - - - - 8$.00 MEN'S SUITS --Made from gond strong all wool tweed, nine pat- terns, well made and Trued. All sizes selling at - - $0.00 MEN'S SCOTCH TWEED SUITS—Made from all -wool goods, in fancy patterns, well lined and trimmed, sizes 86 to 41 Our price - - • - - •- $10.00 MEN'S PANTS—All sizes, made from gond strong Tweed and Worsted cloth. prices are $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, 12.50, $3.00, 83.50 MEN'S OVERCOATS—See our new styles of overcoats, made from gond strneg cloth in plain and fancy stripes. Prices are $..00, $6.00, 87.00, $8.00, $9,00, $10 00, - - - - • $12.00 See our Leader, a well made fine Beaver Overcoat, with velvet collar, worth $7 50 for - - • - - - , $6,O0 (Here are some Specials for Boys. collar. check lining, trimmed with Brass Buttons. good value at BOYS' REEFERS—Made from Navy Blue Beaver Cloth, with high $2 50. Our cut price - • - - $1.05 BOYS SUITS—Norfolk style, fancy pattern tweed, well lined. Oar special price - - - - - - - - .$2.50 BOYS' PANTS—All sizes iu boys' long or short pants, made to give gond wear, alt prices. See our special at - - - - .50 IIOYS' OVERCOATS—Excellent valve in boys' fine overcoats nicely made, good strong linuigs, velvet collar, grey oxtord atutn, Price begins for small sizes at - - - . $2,00 BOYS' SWEATERS—It will pay you well to•see our new sweaters, all wool. Prices begin at - - UNDERWEAR—Direct from the mill, fleece tined and &1 -wool, shirts and drawers, at cut prices. .50 wirimmomemirmimormimo 11. E. ISARD & Co. Opposite Bank of Hamilton. - Bight goods at right prices.asiimw lter vvvvvrnt'vvr'VY'yVVVVVYYVYYVY VYVVYVVVVYVVVVVVVYVVVVVyyy 'ROYAL GROCERY Jardinieres This week we open up two cases Jardinieres ► Sugars and Creams ► 4 4 44 7 1 i (imported direct) in all the latest shapes and 4 colorings. See our window. E 3ch - 25 cents i 1 i A small package Fancy China Sugar Bowls e and Cream Pitchers, good size, suitable for an ordinary family. In different colors, 4 Per pair - - - - 25 cents 11 9.� Cups, Saucers, Plates, E ► ► i £ LLAAAA.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA £I.AAAAAAAAAAALAAA IAAAAAAAILa White goods --Cups, Saucers and Plates, On- tario pattern, nicely embossed. The very best goods—all firsts. Six Cups, Six Sau- cers, Six Plates, for - - - $Q cents oksomomm, AMMO Al „. GRIFFIN'S 1 St. Catharines Well. In St. Catharines, the Garden Oite of Canada, eleven miles from Niagara Fella, on the main line of the Grand_ Ttunk Railway, is eitnated the historic St. Ca. tharines Well, about which is woven many a ronanti4 Indian legend, and whose curative properties are known far and wide throughout North America. The water of the famous Saline Well is considerably denser than sea water, but clear, sparkling and odorless, and is re• markable for its penetrative qualities. The waters are a great specific for such diseases as rheumatism, gout, scrof- nia, neuralgia, liver troubles, akin die - eases and oases of nervous prostration, or as a. tonic pure and simple, The treat- ment is conducted on the broadest poss- ible lines, the idea bring to assist nature as much as possible. The nee of these *Mere is the chief remedial agent, tiro• companied by static electrioity,maseage, exercise and rest. All treatment is in charge of bongs phy eietanR The bathe are in a separate building, oonnected With the main building by a glees cov- ered corridor. Fall information, deeoriptive matter, and all partionlare may be hod on Apel#- cation to J, D. McDonald, District Pass- enger Agent, Toronto, Ont. --Teats and Weekly Globe 1111 end Ot 1904 for 35 eente. Good ounce. tot new snbaeribere to get cheap reading natter, Settlers' Low Rates West. Via the Chicago and North Western Railway, every day from .Sept, ]Bile #o Oct. 15th. Settlers' one-way eecond'-blasis tickets at very low raters from Chicago to points in Utah, Montana, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California; alsota Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster. Rosslaud and other points in the Koote• nay district. Correspondrugly low rates from all pointe in Canada. Full partic- ulars trona nearest ticket agent, or B. H. BENNETT, General Agent, 2 East King street, Toronto, Ont. ALKER BROS. & BUTTON UNDEPII *KCRE. WINGHAMA. Night calla at Button .Block, or rein. donee t er en a Ritchie $ property n Soott St. or third house west ofeschool on John street. Shop oppoeite Maodonald Wok,. CANADIAN ORDER WOODMEN OF THE WORLD crane Ilatleeet, Ito. 139 1 regular meetingsse the and 6L11ther ����`` ��rtrtir laon lti .C11 and 4th k5rfda each fn t1t est- fellow Vali, Ail risitors walaorn+e. ' R. ldaitieste, C. C. F. )C;. (Mowb1t11, Clerk.