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THE BLUE FRONT STORE NEWS.
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The R. N. Crowder Co,
I`Ien's
8ring Sy es
We have the largest and hand-
' somest clothing store and stock in
Wingham, or indeed this whole
section.
Yon'll find it worth your while to
look through our lines, and we ask
nothing more than the chance to
- show you the goods, we are satis-
. fied you will be pleasantly sur-
prised at the character, variety,
superiority and economy of the
cloths we. sell; everyone knows we
' are leaders in our line and that we
show' half a dozen styles when
other stores show one.
Men's and Youths' Suits.
SPRING SUITS -There striking soap and dash is all
in the design and the tailoring. Every new advanced idea employ-
ed in these truly swell suits, double and single breasted models in
plain blacks, blues, as well as rich fancy stripes and checkered
tweeds. We have the most pleasing variety of fabrics and
colors, Prices - - - - - $7.50 to $14.00.
Men's Cravenette Coats.
In grays and stripes, sizes 33 to 46 chest. Prices - -
$10.00 $12.50 $15.00.
Overcoat Special $6.50
17 only Winter Overcoats, sizes 31 to 44 chest, regular prices
$8.50 to $14.00. Special price this week - - - - $6.50.
Nep Hats. New Ties. New Shirts.
Zia Empty Packing Boxes for sales. .
Trunks and Valises, Boots and Shoes.
R. H. CRO
Blue Front Store.
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..Carpets..
Now is the time, when our enormous variety,
best quality, and lower-than-anywhereelse prices,
loom up in their importance. Our business is to
furnish you with Carpets OF TIIE BEST QUALITY
and at the lowest prices consistent therewith, and
we'll prove the title of being pre-eminently " The
House for Carpets, Furniture, etc."
Inspect our stock of Brussels at, per yard.. $1.00
Tapestrys at, per yard .50 to .90
Splendid assorted stock of Unions and Wools. Our 35e Carpet
can't be beaten ; the very newest patterns.
LINOLEUMS-4 yards wide, good patterns.
OILCLOTH -All widths, assorted patterns.
New stook of PICTURE MOULDING just arrived.
handsome lines, and not expensive.
Some very
L. A. BALL & CO.
The People's Furniture Store.
UNDERTAKING
Brick residence 5th house west
from Hamilton's Corner Drug PHONE
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receive prompt attention.
CARPETS
LINOLEUMS
OILCLOTHS
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TIIE WIIGIIAM TLIIES 31ARCII 23, l91).;
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
EVENTS OF rJNTEREST- TO ,ALL OUR READERS.
What Wideawake Times Correspondents Communicate - Other
Items Clipped From Our exchanges.
GLENFARROW.
Mr. Thomas Higgins, after a main -
none residence of forty.foar years, has
moved to his new farm, purchased from
Mr. Hugh Ross,
Mr Rush has moved to his new farm,
purchased from Mr. Thomas Higgins.
Mr. John Wylie is nursing a sprained
ankle this week.
Harry Morrison has returned from To-
routo, where he was attending the fun-
eral of his brother.
Mr, Will Mines has purchased the farm
of James Robinson, and gets posession
on the first of April.
John McBurney has purchased a
thoroughbred bull.
Mr. James Robinson purposes holding
an auction sale on March 28th.
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Domestic Coal, and Wood of all kinds, always on hand.
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Cedar Posts, Barrels, Etc.
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A woman loves to give information,
specially if it isn't.
Women mostly think about their
children and men about themselves.
There is -no use borrowing trouble
1vhen people will give it to you•outright.
A man will always be better off for
believing that he could be worse off than
Leis. •
There is hardly anything so foolish as
imagining that people are crazy to be re-
formed,
BLYT11
The next monthly fair will be held in
Blyth on Tuesday, Marek 28th.
Miss Lizzie Walker, of Chicago, is
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr,
and Mrs Jabez Walker.
Mr. N Cnming was in Toronto at-
tending the grend lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen.
Miss Ethel Barr is spending a few
weeks visiting with her sister at Cold-
water.
Missionary sermons were preached in
the Blyth Methodist church on Sunday
last by Rev. Dr. Cook, of Clinton.
Mr. James Scott died at the fancily
home in London township recently, par-
alysis being the cause of death. De-
ceased was father of Mr. T. W. Scott,
manager of the Bank of Hamilton at
Blyth, and was 82 years of age. Ho
was oue of the early settlers of London
township and was held in great esteem
and respect.
Blood Polson Often Results
From paring corns with razors. Wise
people use Putnam's Painless Corn and
Wart Extractor, the standard euro of
America and Great Britain, for all sorts
of corns, warts and bunions. Use only
Putnam's.
G;LENANNAN.
A charmingliome wedding took place
at the residence of Mr. Richard Wallace,
on the 10th con. of Turnberry, on Wed-
nesday, the 15th inst., when Miss Mar-
garet M. Rae, was united in marriage to
Mr. Thomas W. Weir, a prosperous
young farmer of the 10th con of Turn -
berry. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. W. J. West, M. A.,
of. Blnevale. The bride was given away
by her uncle, Mr. Richard Wallace, and
looked charming in a dress of creme
crepe de chene. After the ceremony,
which was performed under an arch of
evergreens and roses, the guests, who
numbered over sixty, were entertained to
a sumptuous su,lper. After doing just-
ice to the good things which were spread
before them, games, etc., were indulged
in till early next morning. The happy
couple will take up their residence on the
Bent Farm.
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Everyone With Sore Throat
Should know how quickly Nerviline
cures. "I can recommend Nervilne very
highly for sore throat," writes Mr. R.
McKenzie of St. George. "I once had a
very sore throat and my chest was full
of cold and soreness. Every cough hurt
me. I cured myself quickly by rubbing
my chest and throat vigorously with
Nerviline and using it also as a gargle.
I believe Nerviline to be the best general
remedy for 'emergent sickness that one
can get. We have used it for twenty
year in our house." Price 25c.
EAST WAWANOSH
Mr, and Mrs. Walter McGowan of
East Wawanosh, celebrated their golden
wedding recently, surrounded by many
of their deoendants and friends. Mrs.
McGowan was the fourth daughter of
William Cummins of Trafalgar, Halton
County. The couple were married in
1855 by the late Rev John Gillespie of
the United Pre-'lyterian Church,
Esqucsing, who di%•i in Toronto three
years ago. Of eight r;hildren, two sons
and three danghteis survive. Among
those present at the celebration was Mr.
1A_lex. Bowman of Toronto, who was
best man at the wedding. After an
excellent dinner had been served, Dr.
McLean of Blyth, their pastor for 39
years, conducted a short service, in the
course of his remarks referring to the
assistance he had always received in his
church work from Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Gowan.
GREY.
After a ploaeent sojourn with relatives
and friends in Grey for a couple of
months James Hislop started on the re-
turn journey in Arcola, N. W. T., on
Tuesday of last week.
Wm. Cooper, 10th con.. has lost a
valuable horse. He was watering his
horses when the animals started kicking
with the above result. Mr. Cooper was
offered $190 for it last Fair day and re-
fused to take the.ofl'er.
Tuesday of last week, Janies Hislop,
who has been visiting here for the past
three mouths returued to his home near
Arcola, Assa, Miss Isabel, his sister,
ac;ompanied him to Toronto.
Archibald Hislop, M. P. P., left for
Toronto last week to atteud to his Parlia-
meutary duties. The House opened on
Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Hislop
will sit to the left of the Speaker this
session.
It is said that Andrew Hislop, jr. 14th
con., who has developed into quite a
drainage contractor, has purchased a
steel dredge which will be utilized in
pushing the work on the Lemont drain
in Morris and Grey. Work will likely
Commence as soon as the snow gete
away.
Catarrh. is Certainly Carob 'e.
In fact is one of the most curable dis-
eases if fragrant healing Catarrhozone is
used. No matter how long you have
suffered with cattarrh you can be per
fectly cured by inhaling the antiseptic
vapor 6f Catarrhozone, which strikes at
the foundation of the trouble and estab-
lishes such a healthy condition that
catarrhal germs cannot exist. "1 suf-
fered from Catarrh of the nose and
throat for years," writes S. H. Downie
of Plattsville. "My nostrils were always
stuffed up and I had a most disagreeable
hacking cough. Catarrhozone cured me
completely." Catarrhozone never fails.
Two months treatment $1.00; trial size
25c.
1LOLtR1S.
Samuel Walker, 0th line, left on a trip
to the West Tuesday morning of last
week, We hope ho may have an enjoy-
able time.
James Sharpe will move from his farm
5th line, on which he has resided for
many years, to Brussels, having pur-
chased the residence of A. Sample,corner
of Queen and Princess street, Brussels.
Jas. Sharpe, jr , has bought the farm.
Gideon Hood has returned tc his home
in Saginaw, Mich. While here he assist-
ed in the singing and S. S. work in the
Sunshine Methodist church whore in
former days'he was a valued teacher, S.
S. Superiutendent and choir leader.
The council met according to adjourn-
ment on March 15th; members all pres-
ent; the Reeve in the chair; .minutes of
last meeting read' and confirmed.
Shave -Taylor -That the Reeve be
instructed to have the Bodmin bridge
inspected by Mr. Zino'. 'Ansley, County
Engineer in order to ascertain whether
it will be necessary to -rebuild the same
during the present year. -Carried.
Mr. Wm. Clegg and others appeared
in reference to the deviation road at lots
9 and 10 N. half, con. 2, and stated that
owing to the winding course and the
narrowness of the road the same was
completely impassible during the greater
part of the winter season and they re-
quested that a grant be made towards
the erection of a wire fence on one side
of said road.
Taylor -Shaw -That a grant of 25
cents per yard be made towards the
erection of a wire fence on south-west
side of said road, the owners of adjourn-
ing lands to maintain the same. -Car-
ried.
Shaw -Taylor= -That the following
grants be made on _the Boundary lines
providing the adjoining municipalities
expend ell xivalent sums namely: -West
Boundary, :200, East Boundary, :,150,
North and South Boundaries, $50 each.
Reeve Code and Councillors Taylor
and Kelly reported having met Eugineer
I Roberts respecting the proposed railway
crossing East of Blyth, and that the
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Man's 1i'ost Critical Age
Very often the vital resources are ,
small atforty-two, but if not then
be-
tweentween
fifty-seven and sixty-two years of
age there is a strange slowing down and
loss of vitality. It is important that
this transient peridd of decay should be
checked; strength mast be imparted to
the tired brain, the weakened nerves
must be fortified, Tho wise man will
lase Ferrozone whose potency is particn
larly applicable to these critical periods.
Ferrozone quickens the whole being, cul,•
parts vigor and power, pushes back the
onset of senility in a very manifest way.
It's because Ferrozene gives strength,
vitality and vigor that it is useful to old I
mon, Try it. Price No.
is.'nbh'sX.ed x879.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis ;
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Creootdno I:, a boort to Aathmatico
(10 k p gni a h l:; ertal.:•.hcd ami etamlunt rem,
fir Ito an , r n hobrutrd, It ".ren beet,:ee ILO a r r t.
diva At rooy,ly;nitleeptie lcerrol over tl:o a earl, r• t
ter, 9 of the hr t etr.at tot -, ,vi L every breath, g . t g
pad,-tgeant 1 rt t.uytlouuwnt. Thoei, ,fa. - s..u.p
lire teed ., v, or rant.."earn from rhrol& bran h t:e. find
bnmrdinte rrlief front cw,Cte of inflamed com it:ors of
the threat.
i'apn rrt.olene 1s sold
1 r rirr.g,;;.ts or arnt gra- 1t 0515°
i�ld oa rr 014 of pr1 e. lir Q -
A Vste,Xreol.•no ant. ilC
fit In.4udir.g a bottle of 0�t
l'retolet a sue. Send for
free blast uteri booklet.
7.1.%n1U Nlln% (•n., Ltd:,
dgebts 185 Bt. Sateen Bt.,
tlobtreal, Canada, 903
TILiu; above picture of the
man and fish is the trade -
Emulsion,
mark of Scott's
and is the synonym fo
strength and purity. It is sold
in almost all the civilized coun-
tries of the globe.
If the cod fish became extinct
it would be a world-wide calam-
ity, because the oil that comes
from its liver surpasses all other
fats in nourishing and life-giving
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scott's Emul-
sion found a way of preparing
codliver oil so that everyone can
take it and get the full value of
the oil without the objectionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
best thing in the world for weak,
backward children, thin, delicate
people, and all conditions of
wasting and lost strength.
Send for free simple.
SCOTT &: BOWNE, CHEMISTS
TORONTO, ONT.
Me. and $1.00. All druggists.
Engineer stated that a level crossing was
the only kind practicable at said pines
but thatthe Company iu building the
road is ouEcut down the hill to a proper
level, widen the cut sufficiently to give a
good view of the roadway so as to make
it practically a safe crossing.
Accounts were ordered to be paid as
follows: --Municipal World, blank forms,
:t5 75; W. J. Henderson, gravel, $2.26;
J. Manning, damages, $2; J. Rogers,
Engineer's fees, $18; A. McL'tughlin
work on East Boundary and broken
plow, $11.15; Jas. Russel, work on Bod-
min and Sunshine bridges, $27.20; P.
Jackson, lumber, $51.30; County .judge
expenses re Armstrong appeal, $30.40;
Wm. Thuell,• work on Etst Boundary,
$5.
Pathmasters were appointed as fol-
lows; -North Boundary -Win. Hender-
son, W. J. Henderson, P. Fowler, J.
McCracken, Geo. McDonald, Wm. Rob-
ertson, N. Thornton, J. Curtis and P.
Moffatt. lst line -D. Campbell, A.
Campbell, A. MoEwen, J. Spence, R.
R. Mathers,°Geo, Johnston and R•. Mil-
ler, 2nd line -Wm. Findlater, J.
Casemore, Wm. Elston, L. Jewitt, I.
Ferraud, S. Paul, W Forrest, C. For-
rest, L. Echmier. 3rd line -A. Brydges.
J. Hopper, 5I. Proctor, W. II. Knox, J.
Thyne, W. J. Soach, H. Bone, W. -Far-
row and R. Mitchell. 411i line -C.
Proctor, E. Bryans, R. Proctor, J.
Nicnclson, C. Wheeler, J. B. Kearney,
Jno. Shurrie, Juo. Barr, A. Crooks. 5th
line-Juo. Bell, A, Ca, S. Jo,
A. Clark, A. Taylor, E.loNicholkey, D. Sordanm-
, merville, W. J. Smith, J. Davis, D.
Jordau and A. Adams. 6th liue-J.
Grasby, J. Kelly, J. H. Hall, P. Cantel -
on, J. P. Kelly, J. Smith, D. McCatch-
eon, R. Nichol and Wm. Thuell. 7th
like -J. McInnes, J. Phelan, Jao. Craig,
Wm. Cnnuingham, W. J. Kelly, A.
Howlett, S. McCall, D. McDonald and
'2. Smith. 8th line -H. Fear, H. Rieh-
1 mond, J. Scott, J. Brown, F. Bielby,
Jno. Colclough, Geo. Jackson, G. Mc-
Callam, J. Bell, Wm. A. McCall and R.
Lawson. 9th line-J.13nell, J. Parrot,
J. Richmond, T. Coulter, J. Shortreed,
D. Laidlaw. T. McCall, J. Farquhar-
son and T. Mare hall. South Boundary
-Geo, Grigg. West Boundary -Jas.
Golley, T. Proctor, Win. C. Grasby and
J. Curring. East Boundary -A. Bryans
A. McLaughlin, Jas. Spier, Wm.
Maunders, Welton, T. Waghorn. Bel-
grave, Wm. Wray. Jas. Davis, pound -
keeper in place of J. Sharp. Jas. Sharp,
jr., Fenceviewer.
The council 'then adjourned to meet
again ou the 29th May for Court of
Revision and other bustuoss..
W. CLARK, Clerk. C
Nerd's I THE LEADING STORE I Isard's
Sarins Has Come
SO HAS ISAUD'S
New Spring Skirts, Shirt Waists,
Wrappers, Whitewear, Eta.
We have just passed into
stock a large assortment of the
latest styles in Ladies' Ready -
to -Wear Top Skirts, Shirt
Waists, - Wrappers, Corset
Covers. Gowns, Underskirts,
etc., at special cut prices.
STYLISH SKIRTS. SHIRT WAITS.
A largo stock of new top skirts
well 'made, pretty styles, nicely
trimmed, prices range thus $2.00
$2 50, $3 00, $3 50, $1.00 and $$'5.00
Sao our Leader at $3.60,
WEEITEWEAR.
Special value iu entities of white -
wear, corset covers from 255c to 75c,
skirts from 75e to M3.50. Gowns
from 75c to 82 00.
We are showing a great 'variety
' of the best styles in shirt waists
bought direct from the manufacturer.
' Prices begin at 50c, special line of
• cream or black Lustre waists at $1.25
Fine Black Silk at $3 00,
Wrappers.
; Strong well made print wrappers
full width, with deep frill. fast colors,
choice patterns prices are $1.00, $1.25,
X1,50.
L. ISARD & Co.
I Opposite Bank of Hamilton. - Bight goods at right prices.
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A GREAT SALE
I WATCHES, MS
and JEWELLERY
In order to make room in my cases
for new goods corning in, I will sell
EXACTLY AT COST FOR
SPOT CASH
FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH ONLY
Now this is a great chance for every-
one to buy genuine goods cheaper
than they were ever bought before.
I have a very large stock of Ladies'
and Gents' Watches to choose from.
W. O. PATTERSON
The Watch Doctor, - Wingham.
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We have just opened up a package of Glassware, direct from the
mauufncturers at Teri Tit nm, Penns] yvania. consisting of Salad Dishes,
Berry Bowls, Celery Trays, Catsup Plates, Olive Dishes, etc
13c. Each
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A beautiful assortment of Carnation V uses, choice patterns, large
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package tea clean out. 25c to 50e per lb.
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Now is the time to buy
Eternal vigilance is the price of not
getting found out.
It's queer how long it takes n man's
over the that his lap to get 1 e id a e was
made to sit in.
Just before the mosquito season wo-
men begirt to make open-work clothes so
they can bite through.
A girl with pretty anklesjwonld rather
wear laced boots so they can keep coming
untied for some man to tie again.
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Call and see our $5.00 Couch and our $20.00 Parlor Suite }
covering-. It will pay you to et our
in the beat velourf, g
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prices on all kinds of Furniture. We will use you right,
1�Nice line of PictureKoulding to choose from.
"lift
]'or Spring. Our prices are away down on some lines, such
as Chairs, Couches, Rockers, Bedroom Spites, Sideboards.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers. W1NGHAM,
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