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7C STORE NEWS,
,Fust why you
should, buy
Your Spring
Clothes
HERE.
MEN'S SUITS
$5.00 to $14.00
We say "you" because 90 per Dent of the Ineu in Heron County should
buy their clothes here; the other 10 per cent can afford to go to high•priced
tailors. It's the man who would make his dollars count that should buy in
CRCO % DER S store, Here is how we make the dollars count : We
search the markets of the entire country in the most thorough manner for the
very best clothes that can be manufactured at lowest cash prices. Backed as
we are by great financial resources, and by affording the makers such an
enormous output for their product, they are glad to sell us large quantities at
a small margin above oost for cash. Thus it is we undersell every other
clothing store in this section. The clothes we sell for $12,00 would cost you
$18,00 anywhere else ; you can see it iu the goods themselves, and you eau
run no risk in convincing yourself.
01— Every garment is sold on the money back plan.
Men's nice Tweed Suits, iu greys and browns, stripes, mixtures,
checks, etc., 1905 styles, sack suits or 3 -button double breast.
ed styles. These suite have that inane -for -nae look. Sizes
3b tq 40 chest. Prices $7.50, $10.00, $12 00 $14.00
YOUTHS' SUITS, LONG OR SHORT TROUSE fat —We have
long trousers, these Suits,
suits are made npin 1, est 31 o styles
and
have that tailor made look on them, colors •rownstripes,grey
checks, tweed effects, etc. Prices $5.00, ..7 50.. $10.00
BOYS' SUITS.—That ruake him feel like 1-, pa—We have a large
range of Boys' Snits in two and thre /e locos, Buster Brown,
Norfolk, etc., sizes 21 to 34. Prices 1.50 $2,50 to $7.50
ODD TROUSERS FOR MAN OIL 70.4 TH.—We have about 300
pairs of Men's and Youths' io . rs, sizes 30 to 48 waist.
Prices $1 00 to $4.00
BOYS' ODD KNICKERS —Boys o dd Knickers in tweeds,sbrges,
corduroys, etc., sizes 22 to 33. Prices 501, 75c,......... $1.00
RAINPROOF COATS. --Men's Rainproof Overcoats, half lined
or full lined, stripes and plain, greys and black, Raglan or
Chesterfield styles. These coats have that dressy appearance.
Sizes 33 to 46 chest. Prices 87 50, $10.00 $12.50
MEN'S OiLED
CLOTHING
Hats, all sizes .50
Pants, all sizes $1.50
Coats, all sizes .. $1.75
Long Coats $2.75 and $3.25
Men's Grey Raglan Waterproof Coats, sizes 35 to 46, ... $3.25
Men's Black Raglan Waterproof Coate, guaranteed, sizes 36 to 50$7.75
Men's Green Raglan Waterproof Coats, guaranteed, sizes 36 to 46$5.50
HAT DEPARTMENT.—Men's and Youths, Hard and Soft Felt
Hate in all the newest English and American shapes, sizes
IN to 7,;a, Prioes $1.00: $2 00 .... ...: .... . ,...$2.50
GENTS' FURNIrSHING DEPARTMENT.—Jest arrived for the Easter
trade—New Caps, Shirts, collars, Cuffs, Sox, Gloves, Braces, Handker-
chiefs, Cuff Buttons, Umbrellas, etc.
SPECIAL FOR EASTER—We have bought a large range of New Neckties
in all the new leather colors, also purple ef1'epts, and many new styles.
different mixed colorings. Prices 25c
TRUNKS AND VALISES AT RIGHT PRICES.
for Hien,
Also in
and 50c.
The R. H. GRO DER 60.
The Blue Front Store. - WINGRAM, Ont.
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arlor Furniture
In a short time you will be adding a couple of
new pieces of Furniture to your parlor, or, it may be,
dividing what you ti' have for other rooms, and furnishing
anew with a five or three-piece Parlor Suite.
While we have a splendid assortment of Fancy
Easy Chairs which are always in demand, we here call
your attention to
1 Mahogany Finish 5.pieoe Parlor Suite, upholstered in
beat Velour, at $25.00
1 Mahogany 5 -piece Parlor Suite, upholstered in Silk,
spring edge, at $31.00
1 Mahogany 5.piece Parlor Suite, upholstered iu Sill:,
spring edge, handsome frame, at $37.00
1 Stuffed Over 5 -piece Parlor Suite, uphoistored in
hest Velour, at,... $30.00
1 Wilton Rug 5 -piece Parlor Suite, spring back, spring
edge, special value $50.00
1 English Rug 5 -piece Parlor Suite, spring back, spring
edge, something new and dnrablo.......... $60.00
1 Mahogany 3.piece Parlor Suite, upholstered in silk,
handsome frame .... $3900
1 Mahogany Finish 3 -piece
buttoned backs
Parlor Suite, upholstered
,..,... $40.00
upholstered
$22,00
1 Mahogany Finish 3.piece
in English Tapestry
Parlor Suite,
• The patterns and quality of our Carpets, Lino-
leums and Oilcloths speak for themselves,
The price of our Window Shades and Curtain
Poles makes them easy sellers.
Exarnine our Mattresses. at $3 00.
L. A. BALL & CO.
UNDERTAKING
tirieit residence stif house west
froth Hamilton's Cotner DragPHg NE
Store, where night eons win
reeoivo .prompt attention.
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TIIE WINGIIMI TIMES APRIL 13, 1905
NEDIS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR HEADERS.
What Widoawake 'Imes Correspondents Commuxtloate -, Qtlior'
items Clipped Prom Our Exchanges.
(;fli»snroit,
As navigation will be open here by the
15th, the officers of the boats in the har-
bor aro arriving to supervise their out.
fitting. The Rosemount will leave
about the 15th, probably for Fort Wil-
liam, Engineer Taylor and Second
Engineer Dunn arrived frotn Kingston
Monday, Capt. McPhee, of the Turret
Chief, and Capt. Dix, of the Turret
Crown, are in town, and Capt. Woods,
of the Rosemount, is expected in a day
or two.
Work is progressing on the new out-
side breakwater under construction by
Battle & Conlon, The cribs are being
constructed in readiuess for placing in
position as soon as the dredge Arnoldi
has got a bottom ready for them. The
superstructure will be of cement. About
23,000 barrels of cement will be required
in the construction. A new steel hoist
arrived last week from St. Catharines
for use on the works.
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A Successful Ilorsemnn
Never allows his horse to suffer pain.
He always uses Nerviline which is noted
for curing stiffness, rheumatism, swell•
Inge and strains. Nerviline is just as
good inside as outside. For cramps,
colic, and internal pain it's a perfect, mar-
vel. In the good racing stables Nervi -
line is always used,—because it makes
better horses and smaller veterinary
bills. Twenty-five ceuts buys a large
bottle of Nerviline; try it.
0.LENA ti N,tN
Report of S. S. No. 3, Turnberry for
the month of March. Names are in or-
der of merit.
5th.—Maggie Muir, Bert Elliott.
' 4th,—Mary Aitken, Annie McGue,
Etta Elliott, Malley McGae.
Sr. 3rd.—James Aitken, Lizzie Mur-
chison, Rob Aitken, Andrew Wallace,
Roy Elliott, Ella Elliott, Harold Hutton.
Jr. 3rd,—Ada Elliott, Lyla Pearen,
Tom Wallace, Aggie Rutherford, Tillie
Baird, Ethel Casemore, Leo Bok.
Sr. 2nd.—Maggie Aitken, Annie Hat-
ton, Rob Muir, Bella Murchisou, Elmer
Aitken, Walter Hawke, Bella Eadie,
Peter McGuo, George Rutherford.
Jr. 2ud—George Smith, Willie Elliott,
George Bok, Alice Dunkin, Helen
Rutherford.
Sr. Part 2.—Marietla McGlynn, Ida
McGlynn.
Jr. Part 2.—Lance Lincoln, Allie
Liucoln, Frank Bok, Tom Eadie, Reuben
Appleby, Aleck Baird.
Part 1.—Wilfrid Murchison, Wille
Eadie.
ISABELLA D. MCDOCGALL, Teacher.
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This Medicine Is Breathed.
That's why it is sure to care Catarrh.
You see it goes direct to the source of
the uieease,—its healing vapor repairs
the damage caused by catarrhal inflam-
mation. "Catarrhozone" always cures
because it goes into those tiny cells and
passages that ordinary remedies can't
reach, goes where the disease actually
is. Imposstblo for "Catarrhozone" to
fail as any doctor will tell you. Don't
be misled into thinking there is anything
so good as Catarrhozone,—use is and
you'll soon say good -by to catarrh.
TURN DERRY.
Minates of Council meeting held April
10th, 1905. Members of Council all pres-
ent; the Reeve in the ohair.
The minutes of Last meeting were read
and adopted on motion of Conus. Moffatt
and Rutherford.
Moved by Coons. Coupland and Kelly
that Bye -Law No. 11, 1905,be passed to
prohibit loitering or camping 'on the
public roads and vacant lands in the
Township of Turnberry, and providing
a penalty for any infraction of this By.
Law, an conviction before any of His
Majesty's Justices of the Peace having
jurisdiction in this municipality.—Car-
ried.
Moved by Corns. Moffatt and Coup -
land that Ey-Law N 0,1905,bo amended
by striking out tl, • names of Henry
Pearen and John T evitt and inserting
in lieu thereof the names of William
Mitchell and James Godkin.--Carried.
Arrangements were made with Messrs.
Duff & Stewart to repair B. Lino bridge
at as early a date as possible.
The following accounts were passed
and cheques issued; --David Jewitt, re-
pairs to wash-out on iVforris boundary,
$1; Robert Hupher, repairs to wash-out '
on Howlett boundary, $5; Robert Woods,
cutting ice and attending bridge, $2.
Moved by Corns, Couplaud and Mof-
fatt that this meeting do now adjourn to
meet again in the Clerk's office Bluevale
on Monday, May 24th next at 10 o'clock
a.m. for general business andat 1 o'clock
p.m. as a Court of Revision of the As-
sessment Roll for the current year,—
Carried.
.'totlx Bttllolsss, Clerk.
BLYTII
Mr. G. MeG. Stuart, wbo is a student
at Queen's University, Kingston, is home
for his vacation.
Mr. Wrn. Jackson has been quite i11
for some days with inflammation.
Mr. and Mrs, John McGill and son,
Wenn:non left Blyth last week for their
new hone in Saskatoon, Sask,
Mr. T, Wilkinson, late of England has
trade a proposition to the village men.
oil to start a foundry and engine works
in the village. Ile asked for a loan of
$10,000, and the council offered him
$5,000. The matter will be further dis-
cussed at a meeting of the Couucil next
Tuesday evening.
Blyth baseball club has been re-
organized with the following officers:—
Hon. President, Mr, James 1VIeMurchie;
president, Mr. John Hoffron; first vice-
president, Mr. A. W. Robinson; third
vice•presidont, Mr. A. E. Braclwiu;
secretary treasurer, Mr. T. B. MoArter;
manager, Mr. Adam McKeuzio; captaiu;
Mr. Edward McMillau; managing coin-
mittee, Messrs. Somers, It. M. McKay
and J. S. Habkirk.
That rale, Tired (ltd.
She is in society, in business, at home,
everywhere yon see her, but always
woru and fatigued. She hasn't heard of
Ferrozone or she would be perfectly well.
How quickly it strengtheus—what an ap-
petite it gives—what a glow it brings to
pallid cheeps! The nutriment contain-
ed in Ferrozone pats strength into any-
body. Laughing eyes, rosy lips, bright
quick movements all tell of the vitality
Ferrozone produces. Thoesancls of at-
tractive happy women use Ferrozone—
Why not you? A box of fifty chocolate
coated tablets cost fifty cents at any
drug store.
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GREY.
James Noble, of Burk's Falls, has
taken a position in the Tarr mill and has
moved into the house lately vacated by
Nicholas Tarr.
The bridge over the Beauchamp creek
drain, south of Moucrieff, was taken
away by the recent freshet. A tempor-
ary structure has been put on to accom-
modate tbo travelling public.
Tuesday morning of last week John
and Mrs. Robertson and ohildren, who
have been visitors with relatives in Grey
for a few weeks, left for their home at
Langdon, North Dakota. We wish them
well.
The report of the demise of James
Douglas on Saturday morning, April
1st, at his new home, Iot 10, con. 14,
came as a great shock to the community
as a goodly number had not even heard
that he was ill. It appears that some
years ago he injured his left limb and
catching cold erysipelas set in, followed
by blood poisoning, resulting fu his
death. He had been in bed since the
Sunday previous. Deceased was born
oil the 16th con. of Grey and was the
eldest son of John Douglas, now of Mor-
ris. On March 1st he was united in
marriage to Miss Myrtle Nichol, Oth line,
Morris, and they had moved to the farm
on which he died, having leased it from
Nelson Askin. Mr. Dangles was an in-
dustrious young man, 28 years of age,
who had a large circle of friends and his
death is greatly lamented.
I stiassELS.
Leslie Bailey has gone to Stratford
where he has taken a situation with the
Kalbfleisch firm. Mr. Bailey is a ma-
chinist and will no doubt do well.
Stewart Scott, second son of P. Scott,
was in Toronto last week writing on a
Standard Bank examination preliminary
to his probable entrance to the service of
that monetary institution,
A. J. Lowick has purchased the house
and lot on John street, the property of .
E. B. Creighton, of Hamilton, paying
$000 for it, so it is said. Jonas Becker
and family have been living in the house
but are moving back to Walton where '
Mr. Becker is working.
Mrs, G. A. Deadman left on Thursday
morning of last week for Daleware, as
'.c
Wm. Hewitt, who had lived in To-
ronto since 1833, is dead.
The Provincial estimates provide for a
grant of $10,000 to the Ottawa Universi-
ty.
Established 1.979.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Crocolcno to a boon to Aa hretatics
eorcot.r,r fa a lona r0lahlisbrd and stondatl Tom
for the d:ar, . . hut:,rded. It rums l reaus,, em a.r r, u.
.lard toes ;ly ant ',wig', in ea rr:m1 orer the dt,.rt bur.
r.. . or tbo hau,n•1,'r.l tubae with every, brcatb, (ririug
prnlnnr nl0, 0 von,tant tr,•atmrnt. Thorn of n 4•01411111141..
flea trnd,wp, ur T..114 IP Linn, chronic breuet tie, 5,1
hmnediate nb r from cuugba or lurwmel etalltiona of
the throat,
Voho.eresolene Lr Poll
b)' lrogie.stn er go t l4c.
paid . il,t of 30.'0.
A. Vm,o.tresolron ant.
flf tnhoi:og a is ttla of
lrenolu o 51.1i. Send far
tre6 lllaetrard bookie€.
1 trttnW MIL1:0 Co.,
A„ rete, ISO St. bora $t..
ttontrert, Cataria.
FIFTY CENTS
f N some conditions the
gain from the use
of Scott's Emulsion is
very rapid. For this
reason we put up a
fifty -cent size, which is
enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful
as a trial for babies
and children, in other
conditions the gain is
slower ----health cannot
be built up in a day.
In such cases Scott's
Emulsion must be taken
as nourishment; a food
rather than a medicine.
It's a food for tired and
weak digestions.
Send for free sample
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
Toronto, Ont.
sec. and Si.00. An druggists
cornpauyiug Mr. Deadman's mother
who has been visiting 11Presines Thanks
giving Day. Mrs. Deadnan, sr , is 82
years of age. A few weeks will be spent
among old friends before Mrs. 0. A.
Deadnian returns here.
The aunnal meeting of the Brussels
Tennis Club was held in James Fox',s
office. Tho following officers were
elected for the incoming seusou: —Hon.
President, John Leckie; President, A.
E, Mellish; Vice President, Miss Annie
Ross; Sec entre-, Dr, R. P. Field; Treas-
urer, A. II. Montgomery; Captaiu, J.H.
Cameron; Executive Committee, W. M.
Sinclair, A. C. Macfarlane, Rev. Lang-
ford, James Fox, Miss Wilson and Rex
Wolfe. The Club's ticiauces were shown
to bo in a healthy condition.
Lf) WEI: WISGILL NI.
Report for March of S. S. No. 11,
Turnberry. Names in order of merit.
Sr. 4th.—Fred Johnston, Georgina
Pliippeu, Ernest Liuklater, Lulu Currie,
Frank Calhoun, Barbara Styles.
Jr. 4th—Earl Reid, Emily Forsyth,
Annie Finnen, Roy Netterfield, Maizie
Lediet.
Sr. 3rd.—Ethel Ranson, Earl Groves
Laura Calhoun, Willie Lockridge.
Jr. 3rd—Mary Currie, Lizzte Lock
ridge, Annie McDonald, Maggie Reid
Eddie Loekridge, Aggie Pitmen, Edna
Finley.
Sr. ;:nd—Eva Linklater, Currie Weeks,
Ruby Forsyth.
Jr. 2nd—Frank Lediet, Frank Look-
eridge, Willie Sriglt;y.
Sr. Pt 2—John Rogers, Minnie Saun-
ders, Susie Welsh.
Jr. Pt 2—Alvin Groves, Alfred Lock-
ericlge, Beatrice Johnston, Reiph Weeks.
Sr. Pt 1—Jessie Currie, Sam Styles,
Gordon Ranson, Ross Forsyth, Myrtle
Lockeridge.
Mary Currie received the highest stand-
ing fur the month.
M. D. Fisiisr., Teacher.
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4.000 I:EWAR1D
Per a Case of Iuclu-ab e Constipzition.
To a person who can't be cured of con-
stipated by Dr. Hamilton's Pills, the
above reward will be paid. No cathar-
tic medicine gives such lasting satistac-
tion or effects such marvellous cures as
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, Relief immediate-
ly follows for headache, biIliousuees and
stomach disorders. No gripiug pains,
no burning sensations, nothing but the
most pleasant relief attends the use of
Dr. Hamilton's Pills—others not so good.
Price 25c. a box, at all dealers.
II LGItAVL
R. J. Tufts, who has been in the vil-
lage for the past week, left on Monday
morning for Moosejaw, N.W,T.
Mr. Robt. Armstrong returned from
his trip to Willow City, N. Dakota, on
Friday last.
Rev. Mr. Malc,:l:u of Teeswater ex-
changed pulpits with Rev, Mr. Hestia
on Sunday last.
Mr. Dan Guides has moved his tailor.
ing bueiuess into the south half of the
store lately vasat: d by Mr. A. Hessian).
Sir. Geddes is tearing clown his old
building and erecting a flue new rest.
deuce iu Its pia.:e.
Mr. MeKenzie has in a new stork of
flour and feed and solicits the patron-
age of the village and surrouuding coun-
try.
See the smile of .Mr. Wm. Watson's
face these days. It is "a girI."
Mr. Pringle and wife have moved to
the village and occupy the house lately
owned by Mr, Jas. Wightmau.
Mr, W. K. Whaley took his first trip
with his peddling wagon on Tuesday.
Mr. J. L. Geddes lost a valuable cow
Last week,
Fire destroyed six buildings at Mani-
towaning, causing a loss of over $30,000.
At a meeting of the 'Iowa Council of
Itat Portage the name of Rat Portage
n as changed to Iieenora.
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AND
SUITINOS
For completeness of as-
sortment and variety of
makes and weaves, we have
never before equalled.
We want you to come in and
inspect our stock of Dress Materials
before making yon,Spring purchase.
We know we can please you in gnaw.
tity, quality, variety and price,
We're Dere to do business, and
will be delighted, to show goods in
any department.
Some of the Weaves.
Mohairs, Sicilians, Poplins, Nun's
Cloths, Roxanao, Lusrres, Cashmeres,
Vicunas, Henriettas, Cravenettes.
BLACK SUITING.
3 pieces silk finish Roxana
Cloth, wide, metal value
at 5Cc, 75c and $1.00
FANCY SUITING.
Speeial'value in brown, bine
and green Panama, Cloth,
plain or flaked. See our
winner at 81.00
Veilings, Voiles, Panama Canvas
Cheviots, Venetiaus, Broadcloths,
1VIOHA1I1S.
We are showing the different
shades in Shot Mobairs,
very pretty effects for Shirt
Waist Snits. Special valve .40
VOILES.
A nice range of Black and
Colored Voiles, good width.
Prices are 50e, 75c and 81.00
. E., ISAR, & CO.
Opposite Bahia of Hamilton. - Fight goods at right prices.
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Of the Year that th.s, busy housewife. takes up carpets, scrubs the floor,
washes the curtains, ani does housecle thing. To do it prop: -ley sh, requires
some of the following, :,1•tioles:-
-Seru',b!ng Brush.
---Wash Tub
—13 rosins
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—Golgi Dust
—Ammoi,ia
—Peariitll+
—Eclipse Soap
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To slnolters and chewers. The new tobaevo,prineipally nil's—toted leaf made
in the nl=thufacture. It 1s not 6:1 strong :15 the other toi,1n', ()s, tushes bice
cool smoke; also leneli twit -lee to chew. ..... . . e hist":, for 25(e.
We 111 ffive kegs of L tke Heron Iiarriutx shipped to no. They are round
withthe Beads x/11, fully guaxttateed t Only otto keg left, wh't gets it for *0.00
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The .\,liar Liee ss. 1C,ivarian, wlueit
alrivntil at Flab+:,' hri.tuy evening,
` brought 1,:101 Briti-t! s Viers for Cana-
da.
Mr. kinins Couch, tin old iti. 0, nail.
's cy t'ttiploveo, hate re'' himself at St.
Thomas He wrrried ,ver loss of em-
ployment.
Now comes along a doctor who says
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Harvey Wiley, chief chemist for th;,
1'nited States Government, who staters
that it has been s, ictitifically prolte.i
that tvit;ain the last Xew years the aver-
age 1tfe of man has been increased fro:a
thirty-three to more than forty years.
Fie gives a threefold prescription, "ten..
peraneo, work ani play," for the pi'
longing of life.