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Isard's J THE LEADING STORE I Isari'
BARGAINS IN
MEN'S &BAYS'
C ot'iing
We have just passed 'into -.
stock a large shipment of Men's
and Boys' Snits, Panto, Over-
coats, Reefers, Waterproof coats,
etc. Oar stock is largo and
comprises the best makes and
latest styles of ready -to pot -on -
Clotting; made to fit right and
wear well. Our prices aro the m
lowest.
SATURDAY BARGAINS.
25 Boys' two-piece Suits, nicely made and lined. Plain and fanny
Tweeds, good value at $i 00, on sale Saturday for - - $1.25
3 dozen men's good strong Tweed Pante, regular v.Line $1.25.
Saturday price . - • "$1.00
18 pairs Boys' Kuickor Pants, stroag cloth, lined, sizes 23 to 8,3,
Saturday bargain - - - - . .50
10 Men's Tweed Salts, faucv p ttkeras, good strong cloth, regular
value $11.50 to 87.50 Saturday - - - . $5.7 5
Boys' Navy Sine Reefers, tweed lined, regular valne $3.53, Sat-
urday bargain - - - - - $2.00
Men's Cravenette Raincoats, latest style, lined throughout, reg n -
lar valve $10,00, Saturday price - - - $$.00
Special Bargains in other Departments, You get good returns dealing
the "Ode Price Store."
11. E. ISARD & Co.
Opposite Bank of Hamilton, - Hight goods at right prices. -
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TUE WING ,AM TIMES SEPTEMBER 28, tW 5 ,
New Fall Harts now in stook -
Jude our C °fling FOR WHAT IT AS WORTH
E PUT BEST ORATORY IN
cloth and stitches. Our best arguments are in
the cut and finish of our garments. To the
right-minded man the most persuasive argu-
ment ever put into print couldn't make him a
purchaser unless the statements were substan-
stantiated by the clothing.
Prices needn't worry you here, for they
are the lowest consistent with the superiority
of our " high grade " garments. Get right
down to the foundation of our garments and
you will find that they are built identical with
the 'high-priced, made-to-order clothing.
The lapels, collars and fronts are hand-
worked, the haircloth foundations are all on
shrunk canvas. We have the largest stock to
pick from in Huron.
VI 0,00 SUITS At these two prices we show suits
you'd hardly have thought poss-
ible at the prices. Swell new patterns in stripes and over -
checks, in latest shades of light and dark tweeds, made in
either single or double breasted models. Qualities that posi-
tively will cost you $10 and $12 else-
where are here at these prides. $8.50 SUITS
$12.50 SUITS
Here's perhaps the biggest show-
ing in the store at these prices,
And never have you seen such an array of high-class suits at
these figures. Splendid imported and domestic fabrics in
every new an 'wanted shade and color, and in the very latest
designs - s is you'd be glad to
pay dollar more for. $14.00 SUITS
BOYS' SUITS
oys' 2.piece Tweed Suits, sizes 22 to 28 chest.
Prices - - - • - .75 to $3.00
Boys' Baster Brown Suits, in Blue Worsteds,
Fanny Tweeds, etc, sizes 20 to 26. Price $5.00
Boys' 3.piece Tweed Suits in single and double
breasted styles, sizes 26 to 33. $3.60, $4, $5, 6.00
Overcoat
We have a complete range of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Overcoats now in stock,
made for this season's trade, in all the new tweed effects, styles single and double breasted,
Tourist and Minto cuts. We have without doubt this season the best to be found for the
money.
Young Men's Overcoats
Advance showing of handsome
new Varsity and Tourist models
in plain backs and fancy
tweeds, overchecks, etc„ sizes
34 to 44. Easily the swelleet '
4' coats ever shown in Wingham. '
Price $12 50, $14.00, $15.00
$7.00 Men's Overcoats
Men's heavy dark grey and black
Frieze Overcoats, sizes 34 to 44
chest, new Minto style,straight
pockets, worth 08.50, Crowd-
er's price - • $7.00
Boys' Overcoats
Boys' Raglan and Box Back, sizes
22 to 2S, $4.50, $5.00, 86.00
Boys' Pea Jackets, eines 22 to 28,
Prices - - $2,75 and $3,50
Boys' Short Overcoats, sizes 22
to 28. Prices $3.75 and $5.00
Do You Need a New Fall Raincoat?
If you do you owe it to yourself to get the best your money will buy. Not much
meed to emphasize the fit and style of our coats, because pretty nearly every man knows
how good they are now. They are getting bigger sellers every day.
RAINCOATS-Ia entirely new designs and shades, are perfection in fit and style ; coats whose collars
fit tight around the neck, whose shoulders are the broad, athletic kind, whose skirts hang full and
free when you walk; sporty coats at common prices, $8.50, $10.00, $12.00 and $14.00
WATERPROOF COATS -We have the best Waterproof Overcoats in the county, sizes 26 to 50 chest.
Price - - - - - $7.75
Men's Grey Waterproof Overcoats, sizes 35 to 46 chest. Prices - - - - $2.50 and $3.00
ODD TROUSERS FOR MEN -500 pairs to choose from. Waist measure 30 to 48 inches, leg measure
30 to 36 inches. Prices - - - - 81.00, $1.50, $2.00 to $4.50
We have the largest stook of Men's Pants in town
MEN'S FURS -Black Calf Coats, Coon Coate, Black Dog Coats, Brown Wombat Coats, Fur -Lined Coats,
$40.00 to 00.00. Fur Caps and Collars at all prices.
We sell everything a man wears -Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Underwear, etc. - New Hard and Soft Felt Hats.
We are agents for Townes English Gloves.
6he R. H. Crowder Co.
t;onr;tzoII,
A landslide On the 'Guelph and Godha
rich construction work occurred at four
o'clock Thursday morning, and a steam
shovel, weighing sixty tons, wen carried
down the bank and partly iuto the riper.
The shovel had been operating alongside
an almost prepandicular clay bank some
forty feet high. Tibia was the second
slide last week, one having occurred op
Monday,
EAST WASV4NpSl3
Bella and Ruby Robertson of Wing -
ham spent a few days of last week with
Mende around Marnoch,
Lena Peareu has returned to London
where she has secured a position.
Maggio Coulter of Winghaua spent
Sunday at Mr. Charlie Rintoul'e• We
understand Mr. Rintoul is moving into
his new house this week.
Mr. Hugh McLean is on the sick list
at present.
Miss W. IL Thompson, wbo has been
teaching in MoGowan's school in East
Wewanosh for the past two years, has
been secured to teach the third depart-
ment of Blyth public school. She will
succeed Miss Kirkby, who will shortly
leave for the west.
SOME SPECIALS IN
Fancy Rockers'
Never had such a fine assortment of Fancy
Rockers, ranging from $ r.25, $ r.75 to $ r r.5o.
FOu $4.25 -Something different from the ordinary chair.
Large size seat, heavy ql artered oak back, strong arms,
embossed leather seat.
FOR, $7.$0 -Considered by every person good value at $8.50.
Upholstered in goods ; plenty to choose from ; .all
have that " made -to -fit " feeling. Choice quartered oak,
polished.
FOR $I1.50 -Sold everywhere at $14 00 ; we upholster them
ourselves in best quality coverings -yon choose the covering.
This chair can't.be beat for price, comfort and quality.
Drop in and examine what we advertise.
L. A. BALL St CO.
UNDERTAKING
Beek residence, ith house west
trona Hamilton's Corner Drug
Store, where night cells will
reaeivd prompt attention.
PHONE
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CARPETS
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Canadians fire' invited to tender for
Ave hundred horsed for the Solith Afri-
,oati conetftbnlary. ' •
Cattle -thieves have
been busy
iu'Bev-
eriy
township. Mr. George Witham
reports the lose of ten steer''.
BRUSSELS.
Dr. Frank Lambie is here this week
having returned from a trip to the Old
Country. He will leave shortly for his
home at Midland, Michigan, where he
has a lucrative veterinary practice.
A fine horse shed 48 feet tong has been
completed at the Queeu's Hata afford-
ing largely increased accommodation.
H. James is having one erected at the
rear of the American Hotel.
Miss Ida Williams is renewing old
friendships in Brussels. She Was for
several weeks in a hospital in Toronto
where she was successfully treated for
her disabled limb to the great satisfac-
tion of her many friends .
The annual Harvest Home anniversary
of the Methodist church, Brussels, will
take place on Sunday and Monday.
October 1st and 2nd. Rev. D. N. Mo•
Cannes, of Listowel, a fine preacher,
will occupy the pulpit on Sabbath and
take part in the Rally Day program of
the Sabbath School
You're Only Ralf Sick.
But nevertheless ynn feel pretty
"seedy," Best presoripttonie Dr, Ham.
{lion's Pills; they tone up the entire
system, strengthen the stomach, elevate
your spirits and make yon feel better in
one day. It's by cleansing the body of
wastes, by purifying and enriching the
blood that Dr. Hemiltbu'e Pills accote-
plish so much. Very mild, exceedingly
prompt, and guaranteed in every ease.
Your druggist, sells D. Ilamilton's Pills
of Mandrake and Butternut in yellow
boxed', 25e. each or live for $1.40. Get
the genuine.
Nearing Away Tour Lungs.
Yes, and your strength too. Stop
coughing and get rid of that catarrh,
The one remedy is "Oatarrhozone"
which goes to the diseased tissues along
with air you breathe; it can't fail to
reach the source of the trouble, its
bound to kill the germs,and as for healing
up the sore plaoes. nothing can surpass
Oatarrhozone. If you don't get instant
relief and ultimate cure you will at least
get bank your money for Catarrhozone
is guaranteed to pure' catarrh In any
part of the system. You run no rask-
therefore use Oatarrhozone-at our ex-
pense if not satisfied,
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cUL1tWSS.
John McRae, of the 3rd con. of Cul-
ross, has a young pig that has five well-
developed feet. One of the hind legs is
double from the hock downward each
part terminating in a perfectly formed
foot. The double limb is so nearly the
size of a normal one that it was not
uoticed until the little grunter was over
a week old.
On the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 15th,
an other was added to the season's grow-
ing list of terrible threshing machine
accidents. The victim this time was
John Kritz, of near Formosa. He was
working with Harper's threshing gang
on the farm of Wm. Silliok, of the 12th
of animas, when the accident occurred.
One of the main belts slipped off a pully
and Kritz caught it with his hand to
prevent it being caught in a gear. As
the other end of the belt remained . on
the pully it immediately began to twist
and Kritz' hand became caught in a loop
and was twisted wash the belt. The
arm was almost twisted off at the elbow
and nothing but the breaking of the belt,
which was defective, prevented its being
taken off altogether, Drs. Stewart and
Gillies were sent for attd it was thought
best to amputate the limb between .the
elbow and shoulder.
Ton Melancholy Women,
Can't even sleep -Restless day and
night --brooding over imagined trouble
all the time. The disease isn't in the
brain, brit in the bloqd which is thin and
innutritions. Do the right thing now
and you'll be eared quickly. Just take
Ferrozone; it turns everything you eat
into nourishment, cgnsegnently, blood
containing lots of iron and oxygen is
formed. Ferrozone makes flesh, muscle,
nerve -strength in a week, cures very
quickly. You'll live, longer, feel bright-
er, be free from melancholy if yon use
Ferrozone. Fifty cents buys a box of
this good tonic (fifty chocolate coated
tablets in every box) at all dealers.
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GREY.
Jugde's Voters' List Court will be held
at Ethel for Grey Township on Wednes-
day, Oct, 4t h at 10 o'clock. There are
20 appeals entered.
Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, lith con., sue•
needed in securing two 2nd prizes for
butter at London Fair, She is hard to
beat either at home, or abroad.
The contract for the new steal bridge,
known as Mitchell's, 12th con., was let
to Hill & Co„ of Mitchell, for the sum
Of $2,050. This does not include cement
abutments. The length of the bridge
will be 120 feet over all. Work will be
done this Fall.
Monday afternoon, Sept. 18th, Rev,
Mr. Armstrong, of,Bthel, tied the matrix
monial knot between Richard Clarke, of
Enna township, and Miss Cedilla Engler,
of this township. The ceremony was
Perforated at the parsonage, Ethel,
Both Mr, and Mrs. Clarke are well-
known and many good wishes will ac-
company them to their home in Elma.
The wedding of Miss ,Jeannette L. Mo.
IiltoBh, daughter of David and Mrs. a lc•
Intosh, to Dr. William Turnbull, M.D.,
C. M , of Winnipeg was a happy event
which took place at the home of the
bride's parents on Cambria et., Strat-
ford, at 4 o'efock, Wednesday afternoon
Sept. 20th. The ceremony watt perfor-
med by Rev. I#1. Martin in the presence
of a few relatives and intimate friends.
Dr. '`Turnbull is a son of Andrew and
Mrs. Turnbull, of the 15th con„ and the
nainenne r la is and many Mends
will be a unit in eittending hearty con-
gratttlatiens to him and hit bride.
10114 HMI
flroat Coughs
A tickling in the throat;
hoarseness at times; adeep
breath irritates it; --these
are features of a throat
cough. They're very de-
ceptive and a cough .mix-
ture won't cure them.
You want something that
will heal the inflamed
membranes, enrich the
blood and tone up the
system
Scott's Emulsion
is just such a remedy.
It has wonderful healing
and nourishing power.
Removes the cause of
the cough and the whole
system is given new
strength and vigor . .
Send for free sample
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chiming
Toronto, Ont,
50c, and $r.ao, 411 drpggrru
mamas
Tho Bell Telephone Co. now has 22
subscribers in Blyth,
Mr. A Steinhoff has purchased from
Mrs, M, H. Hammond, of Detroit, the
frame cottage on Diusley street at pre.
sent occupied by Mr. C. W. Van,
Mr, J. A. Jackson, B.A , a former
Blyth lawyer, has been nominated by
the Conservatives to represent the con-
stituency of Ponoka in the Alberta 'Ltgis-
lature.
Mr. 0. H. Beene has purchased the
brick residence at present occupied by
him on the corner of Queen and West.
moreland streets from Mr. S. Herriug-
ton, of Saskatoon, Saskatuhewan.
Mr. it. B. Carter who went to Toronto
a short time ago to attend the college of
pharmacy, has been obliged to return
to his home here owing to nervousness.
His doctor has ordered him to take a rest
for two months.
The home of Mr. S. Gidley was the
scene of a happy event on Weduesday,
Sept. 20th, where his seooud daughter, a
most amiable and charming young lady,
Miss Maud, became the wife of a well-
known and popular young Hullett far-
mer, Mr. Albert McVittie. The event
took place at noon, iu the presence of a
number of guests; the bride and groom
were unaccompanied, save by two little
Hower girls, Miss Viva Cole, and Mise
Taman, of Palmerston, Rev. Mr. Ander-
son performing the ceremony. The
happy couple were the recipients of a large
number of beautiful presents. They
spent the honeymoon in London.
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A Bail iirnise
Often causes a good deal of trouble.
The best cure is a prompt application of
Nerviline which instantly stops the pain,
prevents swelling, remoyes all blackness'
and discoloration. Nerviline is antisep-
tio-prevents blood poisoning, No ilii-
ment so stroug, so penetrating, so swift
to destroy pain. You miss a lot of oom-
fort by not using Pulsou's Nerviline.
For nearly fifty years it has been the
family liniment of Canada.
MORRIS.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Oasemore of the
second Iine mourn the loss of their little
daughter, Elizabeth Rebecca, who died
on Friday morning last, in her 7th year.
The child had been ill a few weeks with
summer complaint.
Ebenezer Church anniversary sermons
will be preached on Sabbath, October
8th, at 2 30 and 7 p, m. On m.ouday
evening following a musical and literary
entertainment will be held.
George and Mrs. Jackson, 6th line are
away on a holiday trip to Detroit, Ypsi-
lanti, Northville and other points.
An old and highly esteemed resident
of the 7th line, in the person of Alexan-
der McCall, passed that bourne from
whence no traveller returns on Sunday
morning, September 17511. For the past
fourteen months be had been bedfast,
chiefly through a fall in which the right
thigh was broken. Of late he had afew
weak spells. He was conscious to the
Iast. Deceased was born in the County
of Armagh, Ireland, and Dame to this
country when a child with hie mother
who was a willow. After living in Perth
county for a time he came into Morris in
the early days of settlement and took up
the farm opposite the one on which he
died, althoughbwning both, Over forty
years ago Mr. McCall was united in mar.
nage to Miss Elizabeth Daily, of New-
market, who proved a true helpmate and
with six sons and four daughters Sur-
vives her husband. The sons are: Geo.
E., Ethel; Alex. I., druggist, Chatham;
Thos. 0., Morris; Semi B., Toronto;
J. Simpson, on the homestead; W. J.,
Wingham. Daughters are Mrs. Geo.
Spoken, of the 14th con, of Grey; Mabel
and Maggie at home; and Bella in
Chatham, The subject of this nOtiee
was an fn.dustrious, thrifty than, a good
neighbor, an indulgent father and a kind
husband. Ile was held in high esteem
by all who knew hint and was it faithful
member Of Melville Presbyterian ehttrch,
Brussels. Mrs. 11tc0a1I and family will
be accorded sincere sympathy in their
bereavement.
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We have just received a shipment of Glassware
direct from the makers at their works in Pennsylvania,
and Wellsburg, West Virginia.
CONDIMENT SETS -These sets consist of Pepper and
Salt Shaker, Viuegar Bottle with stopper, and Tray to
serve on table. Per set... 60c.
TABLE SETS -These sets are a beautiful pattern to incl•
tate cut glass ; of four pieces -Covered Sugar and Buttes'
Jug and Spoon Holder. Per set , 75c.
GLASS 'PITCHERS -These Jugs are half gallon size,
suitable for water or milk on the table. Think of
the price l Each 25c.
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In Couches and Pular Snits our stock is strictly up-to-date- that io
why we have sold so maize lately. We have a number left yet to uttooso
from. They are excellent value.
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Onr Sideboards are the best.
Our Mattresses and Springs are great se12eir ta.
Don't fail to get prices on all kinds of Furniture.
Window Shades and Curtain poles.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES --FREE.
R. KNOX, Jeweler and Stationer, will give School Sappho "free "
to all purohasere of School Books during September, according to v11'01(406.
On $10,00 purchase, 750 'woith of School Sapplie's, free.
On 800 " (;0e •• „ ..
On 5.00 " 40e
Ou 3.50 " 25c
On 2.00 " i5o
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A large stock of everything in Sehool Bodice, School Sunelios and
Stationery to choose from. Don't forget that Knox sells THE BEST School
Supplies and Stationery at lowest prices.
Jewelry, Optical and Watch ld,epairii g.
A full line of Watches, Clooke, Rings, Chains, Lockets, Br000bee,
Silverware, etc.
Eyes tested free. My long experience insures yon of a prol,o* fit.
Prime right.
Watch Repairing promptly attended to. All worir none an eta nails
notice. Satisfactionai taratiteed. x;50 reward for any watch I cannot repair.
R. KN OX
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