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The Blue Front
Store is the
Workingman's
Friend
SOME VERY
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES IN
Man's Suits
$7.50 and $10.00 .
Within the last few weeks several .hundred men
have taken advantage of the special offerings of our $ to 00
suits for $7.5o and $12.50 Suits for $lo.00
If people could only realize the full value and
sterling worth of these garments twice as many would
come here post haste this week to reap their share of this
rare harvest of clothing bargains.
Men's Spring Suits.
Mon's suits in black and blue serges single or double breasted sizes 34
to 46 chest. Prices - - $5.00, $7.75, $10.00, $12.50
Men's Spring Tweed Suits.
Man's new Tweed Suits in all the latest stripe and check effects browns,
greys, greens etc., sizes 34 to 46 ohest. Prices $5.00, $7 50, $10.00, $12, 50
Youths' Spring Suits.
Youths' new Spring Tweed Suits in single or double breasted sacgne .
effects, sizes 32 to 35 chest, short or long trousers. Prices
- -• $5 00, $7 50, $10 00
Boys' Spring Suits $1.`75 to $5.00,
Boys' new Spring Suits in two and three pieces, Norfolk, Buster Brown
Blouse Snits, etc., in all the newest tweed effects, sizes 21 to 34
chest. Prices - •
. - $1.75 to $5 00
American Wash Suits For Boys.
Just to hand a large range of Boys Wash Snits, in white, blue, greys,
and stripes, Buster Brown and Norfolk styles, sizes 20 to 28
Prices - - - - - - - - - $1.00 to 52.50 3
Boys' Shirt Waists, ages 4 to 10. Price
Hats, Hats, Hats, new shapes just in -popular prices
GENTS' FURNISHING
New Waistcoats, Ties, Cuffs, Socks, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, etc.
New Shoes and Trunks. New Shirts.
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JUNE
The Month of Weddings
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See what $81.60 will do towards
furnishing your home with the
comforts of life :
PARLOR -Brussels Carpet 550 to $1.25 per yd ; Couch,
spring edge ; Upholstered Oak Rocker ; Solid Quar-
tered Oak Table ; 4 Pictures ; Rattan Rocker ;
Leather Seated Rocker ; 4 Blinds and Poles, - $26.10
DININGROOM-Wool Carpet 65c to $1.20 per yard ;
Sideboard ; Extension Table ; half dozen Chairs ;
Rocker ; 2 Blinds and Poles ; 3 Pictures. - 25.85
KITCHEN -Table ; couple Chairs ; Linoleum, $1 per
yard ; 2 Blinds and Poles. - - - - - 5.00
BEDROOM -Dresser ; Stand ; Fancy Iron and Brass
Bed ; Wire Mattress : Carpet 85c to 75c per yard ;
couple Chairs ; pair Pillows ; Blind and Pole. - 24.65
$81.60
We can show you splendid value in Bedroom
Suites.
Have been fortunate in securing another batch of
those popular Rockers. Reg. 2.25, for 1.75
L. A. BALL & CO.
The People's Furniture Store.
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UNDERTAKING
Brick residence, 5th house west PHONE
from Hamiltons Corner Drug 51
Store, where night calls Will
receive prompt attention.
CARPETS
LINOLEUMS
OILCLOTHS
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BELOKAVE
The annual report of Trinity church,
Belgrave, has been issued. The total re-
ceipts were $788.39, of which $441 was
for building fund, and $226 on stipend
account. This was all expended except
a balance of $30.63; special collections
for missions amounted to $36.09; the
'Oman's Qnild report receipts of $168.-
.35, and a balance on hand of $23.97; the
Sunday School raised $44.08, and report
..$18.89 on hand. The liabilities for 1905
aro estimated as follows: Stipend, $840;
missions, $50; Other expenses, $45; total,
$435.
G LEN S'ARILOW.
Mies Spotton of Gerrie is visiting at
T. K. Powell's.
Mr. James Wray sold his 3 year old
driving mare to Mr. George King for
the round' sum of two hundred dollars.
Mrs. Thomas Higgins was renewing
old acquaintances in this vioinity last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wylie, jr., and
Mr. and Mrs, John McBurney are on a
visiting tour to Owen Sound,
Mr. Joseph Smith sold a pair of colts
sired by "Dividend" to Mr. Dan Mc-
Taviehof Iiowick for one hundred and
seventy-five dollars.
THE WING -110 TINES JUNE
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EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS.
What Wideawake. Times Correspondent$
Communicate -- Other
Items Clipped From Our Exchanges..
GREY.
John Cardiff, of the 8th concession,
will wove to Brussels nest mouth, where
he has purchased a residence,
A very pretty wedding took place at
the residence of Henry and Mrs. Fogel,
on Wednesday, May 10th, when their
second daughter, MissAdelia, was united
in Marriage to Henry Mair, briokmaker
of Henfryn.
Last week Mrs. W. 0. Hamilton, nee
Mies Ella MoNeil, of Medicine Hat, N.
W.T., and her sister, Mies Jane McNeil,
who has been engaged in mission work
on British Columbia coast for the past
five years, arrived here on a visit to their
parents, L. and Mrs. McNeil, 14th con.
Miss McNeil has a three months' fur-
lough.
Dropped all Others.
"I dropped all liniments but Nerviline
because I found Nerviline the quickest
to relieve pain," writes E. S. Benton of
St. John's. "If my children are croupy
or sick Nerviline cures them. If a case
of cramps or stomach ache turns up,
Nerviline is ever ready. We use Nervi -
line for neuralgia, rheumatism and all
kinds of aches and paino; it's as good as
any doctor." The great Canadian rem-
edy for the past fifty years has been
Pelson's Nerviline-nothing better made.
MORRIS.
Evans Brothers recently lost a , good
horse valued at $150. It was kicked by
another Horse, resulting in a broken hind
leg.
Mr. E. W. Sellers and family have
left for Saskatoon, N. W. T., to reside.
Mr. Sellers took a car load of settlers'
effects with him.
Tuesday afternoon of last week,
Minnie L. Ker, teacher of S. S. No. 3,
and her pupils, celebrated Empire Day
by giving a free concert in the school. A
large number of the parents and young
people of the section were present sad
were delighted with the excellent pro-
gram presented. The different numbers
were not only appropriate and entertain•
ing but highly instructive as well.
The Arci,•Flend of the Age.
Not war, more deadly than ever this
common butchery -but Catarrh which
leads to consumption and annually kills
more than famine and war combined.
The doctors now successfully fight ca-
tarrh with a remedy tnat never fails-
"Catarrhozone," it's death to every type
of catarrh. It destroys every root and
branch of the disease so thoroughly that
a relapse need never bo feared. It
troubled with colds, nasal or throat ca-
tarrh. or subject to bronchitis or asthma
use Catarrhozone and you'll be cured
forever.
Round Trip
GODEROCH to
TUESDAY, JUNE 20
Return Thursday, lune 22
STEAMER GREYHOUND
Two Days in Detroit
E. E. Ayer, Fxen.
Agent
Children Half Fare
One Way with Baggage, $1.00
The Special Excursion Train
will ]eave Stratford and way
stations to Goderich Tuesday
morning, June 20.
From Wingham and way
stations, take morning train
June 2o, connecting at Clinton
(7.40 a. m.) with Special Train
for Goderich.
Rehr•'- Ing
SPECIAL TIk .IN LEAVES
GODERICH l ' )R CLINTON
AND WAY STATIONS TO
STRATFORD ON ARRIVAL
OP STEAMER THURSDAY
NIGHT
GODERICH BAND
MOONLIGHT
8 IPeM% MONDAY, JUNE 19
For Detroit
Leave Goderich for Detroit 8.3o
a.m., Tuesday, June 20, Canada
Time.
Return to Goderich
Leave Detroit for Goderich x p.
In., Thursday, June 22, Stan-
dard Time.
Return to Dotrbit
Leave Goderich for Detroit 8.30
a.m., Friday, June 23, Canada
Time.
WHITE STAR LINE
EAST WAWANOSH
The late Luke 13. Jacobs, of this town.
ship left a bequest of $400 to the Yukon
and Northwest missions of the Methr-
dist church. The money has been paid
over to the church by his son, Mr. A. H.
Jacobs.
The home of Mr. Giles Jenkins, ou the
boundary was the scene of a happy
event on Wednesday, May 24th, when
Ms second daughter, Miss Hattie Court -
ice, became the bride of W. McKenzie
Webster, a promiuent young farmer of
Hallett township. That the bride is a
popular young lady wns amply shown
by the large number of useful and costly
presents received by her. The weddiug
was solemnized by Rev, B. Clement, Irl
the presence of the immediate relatives
of the parties interested. After partak-
ing of a wedding dinner, they took the
train for Toronto, and other points east,
amid the congratulations and good
wishes of their many friends.
The Blood Is the Life.
Owing to faulty actions of the kidneys
and liver, the blood becomes filled with
disease germs that imperil health. The
first warning is backache. dizziness,
headache and luck of vital energy. Act
quickly if you would avoid the terrible
ravages of chronic kidney complaint.
Get Dr. Hamilton's Pills to -day, they
core kidney and livor complaint for all
time. No medicine relieves so promptly,
nothing in the world of mediciue cures
more thoroughly. For good blood, clear
complexion, healthy appetite, the proper
treatment is Dr. Hamilton's Pills. 25e.
per box, at all dealers.
TEESWATER.
The McKeuzie Bros. have just com-
pleted painting and decorating the walls
of the King Edward hotel. a work that
has much improved the appearance of
the halls and rooms.
Mr, W. Verson, formerly of the Ven-
dome, was in the village early last
week after several weeks' visit with
friends about Seaforth. Ile intends
leaving in a couple of weeks for an ex-
tensive trip through Western Canada
when he will go as far as the coast, be -
rides visiting the important centres
throughout the prairie country.
According to the assessor the value of
land in Teeswater is $53,234, of buildings
8174,686. 7:he business assessment is
$33,000 and the amonut of taxable in-
come 82,113. making a total assessment
of $263,033 as against $255,350 for last
year, an increase of $7,683.
Physically- Exhausted.
Lacking in courage -out of joint with
everything -scarcely on speaking terms
with even fair health. Such low spirits
are pitiable. Your brain is fagged, vital
ity so exhausted your coustitution is well
nigh ruined. What yon need is Ferro•
zone, that great vitalizer and nutritive
tonic. It's by making flesh and blood, by
infusing iron and oxygen into the system
that Ferrozone helps; it repairs weak
spots, instills new life into wor•n•out or-
gans -makes yon feel like new, Ferro-
zene lifts age from the old and imparts
resihocne and buoyancy to the depressed.
Be manly, ruddy -colored, -cast aside _
weakness and enter the happy life that
comes from using Ferrozone. Fifty
cents buys a box in any drug store,
BRUSSELS.
The butter factory commenced work
last week.
Wm. McCall has sold his house and lot
in town to Thos. Ennis for the sum of
$1000, and will return to his farm in
Morris.
Mr. Andrew Cousley left on Thurs-
day of last week for Winnipeg, where he
intends to reside. Mr. Cousley has fo
tentheb S t T
pas years een acre ary- reas-
urer of the Methodist Church, and on 'peg'
his retiring he was presented with a gift '
of $25.00, accompanied by a resolution HAPPY DAYS FOR BABY.
Those Who are gaining flesh
and strength by regular treat-
ment with
Scott's Emulsion .
oho µldcontinue the treatment
In hot weather,- smaller dose
ands little cool milk with It will
do away with any objection
which Is attached to fatty pro.
ducts during the heated
•eason.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT St BoWNE, Chemists,
Toronto,
and ai.00; all druggists.
WROXIITER.
Mr. Robt. Black has taken Mr. Con.
Reis into partnership with him in the
milling business.
Oar football boys indulged in a friend•
ly game with the Fordwich "kickers"
on May 24th. The game was a tie, each
Bide scoring a goal.
Rev. .T. H. Osterhout and Mr. John
Brethar attended the Annual District
meeting of the Methodist Church in
Wingham last week.
0. and Mrs. Koehler and their neice,
Miss Jean Moflat,returued to their home
in Aylton this week after a short visit
with the latter's reroute, A. H. Moffat.
At a recent meeting of those interested
in celebrating the 1st of July the follow-
ing officers were elected: President, G.
Howe; Vice -President, Con. Reis; Sec-
retary, N. J. Robinson; Treasurer, Thos.
Rae; Com. of Sports -President, Seo.,
Treas. and Vice Pres.; Collectors, Jos.
Cowau, W. A. Rutherford.
BLUIeVALE.
Mr. David Patton, jr., has been on the
sick list.
.Miss Ida Cleghorn has returned home
from Toronto.
Miss Cora Messer of Listowel spent
Sunday at home.
Mr. Robert Stewart of Torouto is
visiting his parents here.
R. N. Duff attended a meeting of the'
East Huron Liberals at Brussels on Tues-
day.
Mr. Malcolm Aikenheacl attended the
teacher's convection at Cliuton last
week.
Mrs, Morrow and Miss Matheson of
Wingham were visitors at R. N. Duff's
on the 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of Wingbain
spent the 24th with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ferguson in Bluevale.
Quite a number from Bluevale attend-
ed a picnic held on Linton's flats in
Turnberry on the 24th of May.
Mr. James Wilson of Toronto was re-
newing old acquaintances here this
week. He formerly taught in Ramsay's
school house in Morris and has many
friends in and around Bluevale.
cimmusS.
The Culross assessment shows a land
valuation of $1,370,635, buildings to the
value of $382,015, a business assessment
of $5,315, and a total assessment of $1,-
7785,025. The Culross assessor found no
taxable income. There were in the
township 35 births and 21 deaths during
the year. Last year's total assessment
was $1,736,650, so that this year there is
au increase of $21,375. So far as we
have observed municipal assessments
this year, the new Act appears to work
in favor of an increase.
In looking over the results of Manitoba
University Exams., published inarecent
issue of the Manitoba Free Press we find
that J. Wilfrid Melvin, a former 12th
con. Cuirass boy, has taken a high stand-
ing, winning first scholarship in his class
-tbird year -and a prize of $100. Mr.
Melvin belongs to Wesley College and
the students of that institution recently;
did him the honor of electing him presi-
dent of their literary society. He is
qualifying for the Methodist ministry
aucl during the year has had charge of a
prosperous church in the city of Wiuni-
isard's
THE LEADING STORE
BIG
SALE
Isard's
Shirt Waists
and HITEWEAR
LOT NO. 1.-A line of Ladies' White and Colored., Waists,
to clear - - - - .25
LOT NO. 2- Two dozen Shirt Waists. Sale price, your
choice for - - - - .50
LOT NO. 3 -Fancy small pattern Waists, clearing price .75
LOT NO. 4-5 dozen Plain Lawn and Linen Waists, nicely
trimmed and tucked, sale price - - $1.00
LOT NO. 5 -Ladies' Fine Lustre Waists, latest style. gond
value at $2 00, sale price - - • - $1.50
LOT NO. 6 -Ladies' Dnck Shirt Waist Suite just in, sruell
patterns, nicely made, special price - - $$.75
LOT NO. 7 -Dorset Covers to clear at - .10
LOT NO. 8 -Nicely trimmed Corset Covers, sale price .25
LOT NO. 9-A special Iine of Corset Covers, trimmed with
lace. A bargain at . - - - .B5
ti. L. ISARD & Go.
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to he great for this plrtioular kiud, farmers will do well to leave their
orders for it at once, as there wig likely be a scarcity in rhe market when
most required for fencing. We are selling; it cheap.
Massey -Harris Repairs
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will try and keep the stock in good shape, so that farniers may be supplied
in future with what they may require in this line.
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expressive tit good wishes for himself and
family.
Word was received from Toronto last
week giving the sad notification that
Lizzie Wilson, beloved wife of John Mc -
Bain of Toronto, had passed away sud-
denly in the midst of good health. Do -
ceased was the third daughter of the
late W. R. Wilson of this town, and
was married here to her now bereft part-
ner, who was also a former Brnsselite,
about ten years ago and on removal re-
sided at Uxbridge and Toronto. One
child, Wilson, was born to diem. Mrs.
McLain was a general favorite and her
demise is a cause of sincere regret. She
was about 3¢ years of age. Interment
took place at Loudon.
5 Lascbingor, of Elmira, and his son,
Edgar J., who is here from Johannes-
burg, South Africa, were visitors with J.
T. and Mrs. Wood, for a few days. The
first mentioned gentleman is a brother
of Mrs. Wood. Mr. Laschinger, jr., is
mining engineer for the British Consoli-
dated Gold Mining Co, He has been •
there for the past 10 years and will re-
turn on June 21st with his family, going
via Europe. This gentleman can tell
some very interesting occurrences of life
in South Africa during his experiences
as a scout and afterwards in the diamond
and gold fields.
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The healthy child is a happy child.
All its little troubles vanish when it is
digesting its food well and is free from
childish ailments. The greater part of
thailnts arise om mach and
boweesel troumebles, feverisfrhnesssto, teething
and worms. Baby's Own Tablets act
like magic in these cases, and when
children. are restless at night they al-
ways give sound refreshing sleep. Mrs,
A. LuPage, St. Florence, Qae., says:
"Baby's Own Tablets had marvellous
results in the case of lay two mouths old
baby. He was nervous, troubled with -
colic and badly constipated, but after
giving the Tablets he began to improve
at once and is now in good heatth. I
also gave the Tablets to my three year'
old boy who was troubled with worms
and they cured him as well. Both
children are now the picture of health,
and I am always praising the Tablets to
my friends." Yon San get Baby's Own
Tablets from any druggist or direct by
mail at 25 cents a box by Writing the
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
NOTICE -I have arranged with the
Dominion Bank to manage my business
and all owing me on notes or mortgages,
eau pay principal or interest at any
time after failing due. Remember yon
need not pay until you are requested to
do so by me, 1 thank all 'those wee
have done business with me and wish
yon all every prosperity, BiCIr)nt)o.
We have just opened rip two casks English China shinned to us by
b'. Feeldiug & Co., Stoke -on Trent, Staffordshire, the well-
known makers and decorators of high•elass Chinaware.
These consist of Vases. Fernpnts, Jardineres. Biscuit and Stands, Dusk
Cheesors. Jugs, Fruirs, ?.£elan Dishes, Bacon Dishes, Oncnuiher
Trays, Bread Trays, Platters, Coffee Jugs, Carel Trays, Pig
Dishes, etc., in delicate shadings and choice decorations
25c to $3.75.
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• superor to any other. Once used always used. 2 Ibs iur 25c.
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► Canadian Sardines lint no in oil and Tomato Sauces. Nice for lunch;
not as choice as the French, but thiuk of the price. Per can Se.
Cash for ]Eggs and Choice Batter.
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GRIFFIN'S.
The oficers of the Maitland Presby-
terial Women& Foreign Missionary So-
ciety, as elected at the twenty-first an-
nual meeting held at Belgrave recently,
are as follows: -•-President, Mrs. Ross,
Brussels; vise -presidents, Mrs. Murray,
Kineardine; Mrs. Perrin, Wroxeter;
Mrs. Petrie, Wingbani; Mrs. McXerroll,
Lucknow; secretary, Miss Mather, It in.
cardine; treasurer, Mrs. Chadwick,
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Teeswater; secretary of suppiies, Mine
Linklater, Wingham ; Tidings secretary,
Mise Gordon, St. "Helens. It Was de-
tided to hold the next meeting in Kin:-
sardine on the third Tuesday in May,
160G.
Mr. George Btnith, barrister, of
Mreodetoek, wad nominated for the
Cotatnons by the Liberals of North
Oxford.