The Wingham Times, 1905-05-04, Page 514.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE-
NEWS,
CROWDER'S READY-TO-WEAR
Suits
AND
raincoats
A most beautiful assortment
of Suits and Raincoats just to hand,
and at about three-quarters the
price a tailor will charge you. If
you could only realize as we do the
beauty and exceptional quality of
these really elegant suits, at the
great saving made possible to you
by buying your Spring Suit here,
you will be in to pick one out this
week before the nice one are gone.
Boys' suits $1.75 to $5.00.
Boys' Snits, in two pieoe Norfolks, Buster Browns, Black and
Blue •Serges, sizes 21 to 27. Prices... .....$1.75 to $5.00
Youths' Suits $3.00 to $5.00 •
Youth's Snits in Tweed, Serges,eto., sizes 28 to 34 chest, all new
goods. Prices, .$3.00 to $6.00
Young Men's Suits $5.00' to $12,00
'young Men's Snits in all the new tweed effects, short or long
pants, snit sizes 31 to 35, trousers narrow width, jest the
thing for first -long trousers snit. ' Prices85.00 to $12.00
Men's Suits $5.00 to $14.00
We have a large range of men's suits in Borges, tweeds, worsteds
etc., sizes 35 to 46 chest, these snits are right up-to-date
and of the best material and workmanship. $5. to $14.00
Cravenette Coats for Men, short or long lengths, sizes 33 to 46
chest, Prices ....... $9.50, $10.00 and $12.50
ODD TROUSERS FOR MAN OR BOY-
' Boys' . sizes 21 to 83. .45 to $1.00
Youths' longpantesizes 28 to 3l. $1.25 to 83.00
Men's Odd Trousers, sizes 32 to 46. $1.00 to 84.00
GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. d
New
Shirts, Collars, Ties, Gloves, Handkerchifs, Braces etc., etc.
ROOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS AT BARGAIN PRIDES.
The R. H. GROWDLR 60.
New Hats. The Blue Front Store. - WINGHAM, Ont. New Caps,
Count on the Style and
Bank on the Quality Here
Whether, you buy a Bedroom Suite, Parlor Suite,
Diningroom Suite, or in fact anything required in
furnishing a home.
EAVF`' See our exceptional value in Bedroom Suits,
prices from $r: r.00 to $75.00.
0- Our medium -price Bedroom Suites at $16.00,
$IS.00, moo and 25.00 can't be beat.
• Mirrors 20 x 24, 22 X 28, 24 X 30.
;r We still lead in Iron and Brass Beds. Prices
from $3.25 to 30.00.
Ur Our Mattresses are the talk of the day. Ex-
amine them, Prices $2.75, 3.00, 3.50, 4.o0,
6.50 tO 17.00..
Sideboards-space won't permit, but call and
see them.
Onr Bnffets, China Cabinets, and Combination Sideboards with China
Cabinet combined, are the newest in furnishing the dinengroom.
Onr CARPETS are getting low -but more on the way. Don't fail to
bee them.
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Headquarters for Window Shades, Curtain Poles' (complete for 15c),
Carpet Matting and Felt.
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L. A. BALL & CO.
The People's Furniture Store.
UNDERTAKING
Brick residencet 5th House west PHONE
from Hamiltons Corner Drug it
Store, whert> #light ea11s win 61
receive prompt attention.
CARPETS
LINOLEUMS
OILCLOTHS
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Mr. George Gooderham, the great
financier and president of theGooderham
& Worts Company, Limited, distillers,
• died at his home in'Porontie ou Monday
afternoon, in his seventy-sixth year. .A.
-Conservative estimate of the wealth of
the late George Oooderhaln m $19,000,•
000. The Ontario treasury will be en.
riched by at least three-quarters of .a
million dollen in succession duties,
Profits from the Temiskaming Rail-
way from North Bay to New Liskeard
will be estimated hereafter at $5,000a
month.
The directors of the Merchants' Bank
have decided to present Mfr. Herman Von
Metzke, teller of the Lancaster branch,
with a substantial sutra in recognition Of
his heroic defence of the bank prOpetty
against four burglars.
TUE WINGJiAJi , TIM MAY 4, iHQ f
NEWS FROM OUR NEIG}IBORS Cet
SCOTT'S
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR REAMERS.
What Wideawake Times Correspondents Communioate - Other - E m u l $ i o n
Items Clipped. From Our Exchanges.
t;•Li.NO.satRoW.
Mr. Mines, is ou a visit to friends in
London.
Miss Effie Higgins is 'visiting relatives
and friends in Wroxeter.
Frank Powell has returned to Londun
to resume his studies.
Mr. Ben Henning has engaged with
Mr. Rainey of Blaevale for the summer.
Mr. Wm. and Elaine Higgins spent
Easter Sunday visiting old acquaintances
in this locality.
Miss Bella MacDougall has resumed
her duties as school teacher of school No.
10, after spending the holidays at home.
Chola Prove Fwta1.
If warmth and oireulatioa are not
promptly restored, chills result in fatal
paenmonia, This necessitates keeping
Nerviline on hand. Taken in hot water
it breaks up a chill in two minutes. By
rubbing freely over throat and chest it
prevents colds. No liniment so strong,
so penetrating, so swift to kill pain and
inflammation. Nearly fifty years record
has proved the value of Poison's Nervi-
Iine. You should get a bottle today.
Brussels Cheese and Butter Factory
will commence operations on Monday,
May 7th,
The . Union Sabbath School, which
meets in the Smith sohool hoose, opened
last Sabbath. P. McArthur is the Su-
periutendent.
Jim, the 2 year old soil of James Arm-
strong, 10th con. was in the barn with
his grandfather and was ]oft on the main
floor while the grandfather went into
the mow to put down some hay. Being
of an enquiring turn of mind the lad
went on a tour of investigation with the
result that he found himself on the co -
r •,nt stable floor in short order, having
s••dlen through the trap where feed is put
down, a distance of 8 or 10 feet. For-
tunately there was some straw where
he fell so that he was not injured
in the slightest.
The Source of Neuralgia
It runs hand in hand with poor blood
and weak nerves. Health runs down,
nerves get irritable, neuralgic torture
follows. For the moment applications
may relieve -but to thoroughly cure, the
system must be strengthened with nut-
ritious blood.
What can equal Ferrozone? It in-
creases the appetite, forms abundance of
rich life-giving blood, supplies nutriment
and building material for worn-out
nerves. Ferrozone completely • cures
neuralgia. Every root and branch of the
disease it kills. Absolute success in
every case. Stop suffering -fifty cents
buys Ferrozone. Fifty chocolate coated
tablets in a box at any drug store.
MORRIS.
George A. Pipe, who has been holiday-
ing in this locality for some weeks, re-
turned to Oshawa on Tuesday of last
week.
Work will be resumed on the Lamont
drain in the near future, a dredge being
secured by Contractor Hislop to aid in
the work. A lively push will be made
this season.
Donald Bleak, who was visiting rela-
tives and friends in this neighborhood,
left Iast week for his home in Algoma.
He drove to Owen Sound where he ex-
pected to take the boat,
A couple of weeks ago John Mooney
slipped on the top stair of his barn and
fell to the floor beneath. As a result he
broke a couple of ribs and bruised his
shoulder. He was unconscious for a
time but is able to be about now aI.
though still sore from the tumble.
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 7, Morris, for the Promotion exam-
inations held in April.' The names are
arranged in order of merit in the classes
to which the pupils have been promoted.
Those taking over seventy per cent. obs
tained honors.
Jr. 4th -Ward G ay, Annie Geddes,
Sandy Campbell, S • da Brandon,
Sr. 3rd --John Coulees, honors, Gordon
Moore, Maggie Wightman, Charlie Hop-
per, John Campbell.
Jr. 3rd -Oliver Campbell, honors,
Frank Hanna, Mabel Campbell.
Sr. 2nd -Russel Salter honors, Stanley
Brandon, Lyle Hopper.
Jr. 2nd-Birdena Hopper, honors, May
Campbell, Willie Hanna, Lila Brydges,
Luella Campbell.
Pt 2 -May Hopper, Warwick
Campbell, Hugh Kerr, Stewart Proctor.
LILI,A. B. ISBISTER, Teacher.
What Causes Appendlcitie
The commonest cause of appendicitis
is constipation. When you require a
physio don't use cheap, drastic pills -get
Dr. Hamilton's Pills which strengthen
the Stomach, regulate the bowels and
prevent any tendency to appendicitis.
In one day ,you'll feel the tremendous
benefit of Dr. Hlamilton's Pills, fly
purifying the blood and cleansing the
system they prevent headaehes, lift de-
prension and drive away weariness. No
medicine so successful as Dr. Hamilton's
Pills, Bold evetyWhere in 25e boxes With
yelloW Cover; get the genuine.
BLTTli
The annual shooting match of the
Huron Rifle League will be held on the
Blyth ranges ou Victoria day, May 24th,
Mr. E. Livingston is able to take an
occasional walk up town hat is not im,
proving as fast as his many friends would
like,
Mr. B. H Townsend, who has been a
member of The Standard staff for the
past eight months, left last week for
Goderich, where he has accepted the
position of foreman of the Star,
Mr. James . McGee, a former well-
known resident of Blyth, and for the
past eight years proprietor of the Bay-
field-Seaforth stage line, has purchased
from Mr. Charles Mason his farm on the
Mill road, Tuckersmith, near Brucefield.
The farm contains 100 acres, has splen-
did buildings on it and it is one of the
best farms in Tuckersmith township.
The price paid was 57,000.
Coughers, Hawkers, Spittersl
Public expectoration is against the
common law, against the laws of health
also. When the throat tickles, thate; the
time when you need "Oatarrhozoue"; it
Soothes away the irritation, cuts out the
phlegm and loosens the tight feeling.
You'll quickly cure that catarrh and
throat trouble with Catarrhozone. It
positively prevents new attacks and cures
catarrh forever and for all time to come.
Don't take our word for it, try Catarrh -
ozone yourself. Once used yen'il be de-
lighted with its pleasant and helpful in-
fluence.
ULUEVAL1;,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musgrove spent
Easter at Toronto.
Mrs. Stowe of Goderich ed visiting with
her son, J. Johnston.
Mr. Aikenhead spent the holidays at
his home in Erucefield.
Chester Pugh of Palmerston spent
Baster Sunday at his home.
Mrs. McKinney and Miss Nellie spout
the holidays with relatives at Toronto.
Mr. George MoDooald and Master
Cameron spent Monday at Molesworth.
Miss Campbell, -from near Teeswater,
visited her .auut,' Mrs:: Ferguson. last
weep.
Miss Carrie Casemore of Wroxeter
visited her aunt, Mrs. C. R. Brinker this
week.
Miss( Belle Powell of Turnberry is
staying with her aunt, Mrs. George Mc.
Donald.
Mr. John Burgess is attending the
quarterly audit of the C 0. F. at Brant-
ford this week.
Mr. Albert Denman of the Merchants'
Bank, Owen Sound, spent Easter Sunday
.at his home here.
Misses Annie Elliott and Ethel King
of Wingham spent Good Friday with the
Misses MoEtven's.
Messrs. Gordon Hay and Lloyd
Thompson of Listowel spent Easter
Sunday with Will Elliott.
Mr. Will E1Iiett entertained a number
of his young friends last Monday even-
ing in honor of his guests, Mr. Gordon
Hay and Mr. Lloyd Thompson of Listo'
wel.
Miss Cora Messer, of Listowel High
School; Miss Pearl Baker of St. Mary's
High School; Clifford Pugh of Goderich
High School; Will Elliott of Listowel
High School, Miss Alice Duff of London
High School, all spent their Easter hole
days at their homes here.
Mr. J, Ie. Wasman of Bluevale, is ne-
gotiating for the rental of Mr. Albert
Seeley's blacksmith shop and the expec-
tation is that he will take possession in
a few days. lie was in town yesterday
enquiring about a house. He is a bro-
ther of Mr. Charles Wasman of near
Brumfield, and has the reputation of be-
ing a first-class mechanic. Mr. Seeley
retains the machine shop. -Clinton
New -Record.
Established 2.8,79.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Crcboibno la a hoot tO Asthmatica
enrvot.uar in a tong ratn1,11r1rrl And atnn<t 2.,1 trmrc:y
for the dtseasea lndtr,,tcd. It eor.•a bcrause (Inc Lr Inc.
deralatroagt,•intim, t!cIkeartli l°torthedl•.et ,'t Aar.
twos of the bnmrb:al t,du•. With evrry bn oth, shin
prolangni And com.tont Invtmnut. 'l hose of n eonat:mp.
ttve tnlaba,ry, or nutlim ra !ion* chronic brohrhiti•, And
iminedlnte zclicf Iron cohgha or fuf.au°d comlitioca ct
tIn threat.
Vapo.Cri,t1en6 le Raid
by alro,;g:atv -or tent pr.
paid co trn r!pt of Tr:2.41.
A WTto.Crozoleno out•
et looludievr a latae of
Cresuieuo 11.10. 8,1,0 for
free inuatrotrd Imoklet.-
LITAIM Mitts Co., ltd.,
AMAX. VW at lames ltt..
Monti at, Canada. 308
When you go to a drug store
end ask for Scott's Emulsion
you know what you want the.
man knows you ought to have
it. Don't be surprised, though,
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if you are offered something
else. Wines, cordials, extracts,
etc„ of cod liver oil are plenti-
ful but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
take them. Every year for thirty
years we've been increasing
the sales of Scott's Emulsion.
Why? Because it has always
been better than any substitute
for it.
Send for free sample
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists
Toronto, Ont.
15Ox. and $1.00. All druagists
EAST WAWANOSR
Twenty seven new members have been
received in full membership of Westfield
Methodist Church whioh shows that
some good has been accomplished during
the year.
A very serious accident occurred at
the saw mill on the 3rd line, when Mr.
Wm. Keruick, who was employed at the
mill bad the misfortune to have his arm
broken and his side severely injured by
being struck by a piece of timber.
A fter a few weeks illness, Jeanette
Yuill, beloved wife of Mr. Peter King,
passed away to the better land on Wed-
nesday morniug'of this week, aged 64
years, 4 months and 2 days. Mrs. King
had been a resident of this township for
upwards of forty years, her husband
having purchased the John Hanna farm,
lot 33, concession 10. Deceased was a
woman who endeared herself to a large
number of friends who will regret to
hear of her death. She was a Presbye
terien in religion and is survived by her
husband and a family of grown up child-
ren. The funeral will take place at 2
o'clock ou Friday afternoon to the Weng -
ham cemetery.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Shiell of East Wdwanosh was the scene
of a largo and happy gathering last Fri-
day evening, April 28th, the occasion be-
ing the celebration of the silver wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. Shiell. Fully sixty
guests were present, and no trouble was
spared to make everyone enjoy the even-
ing thorougbly, for Mr. and Mrs. Shiell,
with their sous, were most assiduous in
looking after the enjoyment of their
guests. A very samptuons repast was
partaken of in which the eilver wedding
number (25) took a prominent position
among the delicacies which included a
three tier anniversary wedding cake,
suitably inscribed and which added to
the attractiveness of the table. Con-
gratulatory speeches were tender ed the
host and hostess by Rev. J. J. Hastie,
Mr. John McCallum and Mr. J. T. Car-
rie, each referring to the high esteem in
which Mr. and Mrs. Shiell are held, and
they were congratulated on the occasion
of their silver wedding, with renewed
wishes for a long continuance of their
married life, with health and prosperity
for themselves and family. Mr. Shiell
acknowledged the kind wishes expressed.
During the evening music and songs, also
gramophone selections were much en-
joyed, and all present will not soon for-
get Mr. and Mrs. Shiell's silver wedding.
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isard's THE LADING STORE Isard's
Garpets, Oilcloth, Linoleum.
ISARD'S CARPET DEPARTMENT is the centre of attraction these
days -and no wonder, when they are showing such a large stock of Floor
Coverings. Curtains, Draperies, etc. Now that housecleauing operations are
in full swing and itis found necessary to invest in New Carpets or Curtains
to brighten up the home, be sure and see our New Stock on second floor, as
we claim leadership in stock and values. and can save you money.
Linoleum's
1Cew patterns in blocs: or floral de-
signs,nice colorings,heavv weight,
two and four yards wide
Price per square yard 50C
Oilcloths
Just received - New patterns and
colorings in St,tir and Floor
Oilcloths, alt widths, per yd 2 SC
Wools and 'Unions
We are showing a large range of
Patterns Prices Ware25n, 30 Unica Car-
pets.
50c, 60c, 75c, 83c and $1.00
Itenips
*New patterns in Hemp Car-
pets. Prices per yd, 10c to -
Tapestry
Special values in new patterns Tap-
estry Carpet, - the beat makers'
40c a50c,P8Oc Prices 250. 35c, '75
Curtains
Imported Luce Curtains, in very
pretty patterns in nett and lace.
Prices range from 25o to az
5:5.00. See our lender at -P 100
Inattin g;s
10 pieces Japan Wettings, now de-
signs and colorings. Special
value at 121c, 13c, 20c, 250 and • J 0
IH..3. ISARD & Co.
1 Opposite Bank of Hamilton. - Right goods at right prices.
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+ orders for it at once, as there will likely be a scarcity in the market when
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I have just t'ken over the agency for the Maesev-Harris Repairs and
will try and keep the stock in good shape, so that farmers may bo supplied
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Last week at a school a few miles out ; i
of towu, a teacher asked the class what i ►
the town of Exeter was noted for, t i ee
once a boy's band went up with ..ti iat i ►
eager confidence which knowledge at- ,
ways gives, and at the teachee's well, ! e.
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answer would have iecu correct a few +
years ago, but today flour is certainly
doing more to make Exeter famous than
salt, and we think it high time that all
teachers should profit by this boy's in-
telligence and teach it is flour and not
salt that takes first place in Exeter's
industries. Harvey Bros. Exeter flour
is for sale in Wingham by several deal-
ers,
N ewspaper Advertising Pays.
An exchange reinatkst-"The man
who puts a sign over the door of his place
of bdsiness advertises. That sign is for
the purpose of telling passers by that he
is doing liminess there, and implies an
invitation to enter. 11 it is worth while
to acquaint people with your business at
alt, why not do it right, and publish
your invitation in a newspepet? And
When itcomee to selecting a medium
We wish to say that the smallest news-
paper, of the least circulation, has more
influence be drawing people to your store
then ten thousand "dodgers" scattered
around the streets to scare horses,"
This being the ease, consider the addi-
tional benefits you derive from an adrt.
1n the'l.'Ia1;s which has a circulation
second to none in this section of Huron
and Bruce counties.
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Japanese China,
Clearing Sale of Japanese China. Every piece in nor store goes
at half price. Whatever it is marked we are just going to cut in
two. We are forced to do this to make room for heavy purchases
of imported goods. Everything goes !
This sale continues for two weeks. Our loss is your gain. Each
article marked in plain figures.
These are small cucumber pickles, put up in kegs of one thousand
Gherkins in each.. Ready for the table; cured in spiced vine+ear.
Something extra choice. Par dozen ............ 10e.
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with tin top. Bought at a bargain. Just about the price of the
glass. Each • , 5e.
GRIFFIN'S.
11(yriC5-I have arranged with the
Dominion Bank to menage my business
and all owing me on nates e2. mortgages,
can pay prineipad or interest at any
time after falling due. Remember yon
need not pay until you. are requested to
do so by me. I thank all those who
have done business with me and wish
you all every prosperity.
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While wiping an old revolver that shag
bad found in trunk, ou her apron, hers.
Arthur Shields, of Strathmore shot and
killed her mother, Mr, Daniel Woodrt of
Cornwall,
2.'euehe, t stda, hoarseness, end ether *tali,,
rtil:nenta alt quickly relieved by 'Cresol's*
%slllets, ten redda 1»r Awl. All drugkiels