HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1905-11-16, Page 5TUE WINGUAN TINES NOVE11BER 161 3O
The Store that Sells Eyerything a Man Wears.
OLJR OVERCOATS
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ITIMG RAVE+'
The W F. M.S. of Ken amnia held
their annual thank -offering meeting on
Thursday evening last, A very in-
structive and helpful address wag given
by Dr. J. Bachanan, returners missien-
are from Judie, on "The Bhils; their
customs and country." Appropriate
mesio was rendered by the ohuroh choir
and the mission band.
Cold Settles Ira The )lack.
It hits people in a tender spit and
slakes It mighty herd to braoe up. N arvi•
line takes that kink out of your s ii t1
column in short order; it soothes, that's
why relief comes so soo2. Nerviness
penetrates, that's why it cares Ftva
timee stronger than ordinary remedies.
Nerviline can't fail to cure lame hvet,
lumbago, sciatica and neuralgia. Nervi -
line is instant death to all maeoalar pain.
For nearly fifty yearn it 12a'1 beau the
largest selling liniment in Gamete. a -otter
try it.
WEST Wa. ANOSH. •
Council met as per adj turnment on
Oct. 25th; members all present; Reeve
Cameron iu the chair; tninates of last
meeting read and confirmed.
The treasurer's statement was read
and filed.
Cheques were issued to the amount of
$510 00 for the payment of contracts
which will appear shortly in the Finan-
cial Statement.
Council then adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, the 28th day of November at
10 o'clock.
Are not Made to Order, but Made to Fit.
We are showing the moss popular overcoat styles of the season-ooats hard
to out and harder still to make if it's done right.
Most makers in aettine the Irna'i shsmdders gnt a potter that's too Inose, it
lets the under coat roller trawl no behind. Others in irettin'; a oloee-fittintr Dollar
make the shoulders narrow and tight, and so are compelled to make the skirt so
marrow that it binds you when you walk.
In OUR COATS this season you see Rrarments that are simply perfect in
'fit and style. Tho cellars ling the ne('k closely. the bread h'1nd•nn.dded ehnulders
mike the splendidly -balanced skirts to drape in the full box style, which makes
walking a pleasure.
The lower priced gnats are lint different from the higher prised ones in this
'particular -•they all fit as conte should fit.
The long (Mats, Tsarist Varsity and Wineheeter, single and double breast
styles, with nr without belts, in a splendid range of fancy patterns and colors, and
in plain blacks.
Unmatchable values at these prices :
87.50 $5.50 $10.00 $12.00 815.00
lies Fall Sults for Dian or Boy
at Bergnin Prices
It will par you to sef' our bargains in
Men's Fur Line'i Coats
Men's iingskin Costa
Men's Wombat Coats
Fur Cups. Gauntlets, Collars
Trunks and Valises at right prices
Beys' Overcoats, all sizes, Prises
- - $2.50, $3 00, $4 00, $5 00'
Men's and Youths' Old Trousers
450 pairs to choose from. »rices
- $1.00 to $3 00
We have the largest trouser stook in
town.
Boots, Shops and Rubbers of all kinds
at bargain prices. -
Borsalino Hats Wolseley Underwear
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WINCHAIVI, ONTARIO
Crawford Shoes
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isease lurks in Woodell Beds
Even with the greatest care you cannot prevent germs and dust from
lodging in the ut tc'cessible points of all wooden jotuts. The only
"always clean," guarautsed alsolnrely bygienie bents are IRON
BEDS. Sae what we have at $4.50, $5.50, $7, $12 to $25
In 19€ATTlttESS117S we are ItCl'T nrsv, our lines are so pop-
ular. Examine the ticking.
Bre;
front 'a,nttliltetl
t.7yDERTaKtNG BALIhrend+nfahhouse wstst`(>tnarUrnDrugL m Y CO
W. S. MoOROSTIt., Clerk.
GLENIP.8.841OW
Miss Lloetta Bassi has gone to Cu1-
roes.
Edgar Higgins has been laid np for a
week with a bad cold.
Misses Maggie and Nellie Anderson, of
Wroxeter visited friends on the eixth,
part of last week.
Mr. nattier has resigned as teacher in.
the school and intends going West in the
spriug, where he has purohaaed a fares..
Why That Weariness
Your uneasy, restless,witllnut appet-
ite. Still worse you are thin and fagg-
ed out. Work must be done. bat -where
is the strength to oome from?
Make your blood nutritous and you'll
have lots of strength. Your only hope
is Ferrozone, an Natant blood -maker,
blood purifier, blood•enrioher. It brings
keen appetite, digests food and sapplioe
nutrition for building up all the bodily
tissues Ferrozone makes muscle and
nerve -fibre, iuoreases your weight, in-
stills a reserve of energy into the body
that defies weariness or exheustiou from
any cause. To have virility and healthy
vigor use Ferrozone, which all dealers
sell in 50u boxes.
GODr:ltiClt,
The G P. R. construction work on the
Goderioh terminus of the Guelph to
roderich extension is going on slowly
but surely. Is is a high undertaking to
out away the high embankments on the
north bank of the Maitland River, and
fill in the stretch of line aoross the
river, making the entrance into the
town, The gang of men working on the
line is not very large, but progress is
made every day. The noise made by
the steam shovel. the steam pump, and
Ilia rattle of the rickety earth trucks as
they bob along on the improved track
give an air of bustle to the scene of con-
struction. Visitors to the town always
take a walk harborwardd to witness the
work.
L(l %vlt:t ti' INR R tJt.
Report for October of S. S. No. 11,
Turnberry. Names in order of merit.
Sr. IV -Emily Forsyth, Ernest Link -
later.
Jr, iv -Rey Nettarfiald, Eirl Reid,
Sr. III -Ethel Ransom, Lizzie Lock -
ridge, Mary Currie, Anna ateDanald,
Earl Groves, Eddie Leckridge.
Jr. in -Maggie Reid, Eva Liuklater,
Edna Fiuley, Caeburn Austin, Agger
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Finsen. It NCV.
Sr. et -Ruby Forsyth, Carrie Weeks, Tawuehip Council will meet uext
Frank Lockridge. Holiday.
Jr. it -Willie Srigley, Johu Rseers. Titttr:+ciav morning of lyst week n fine
Sr. Pt ii -Alfred Lockridere, Minnie old gentleinau passed away its the per -
SOU of Jr11.1ea L ltd ot Ethel. He ass
asrltls`'AL�
The following paragraph is taken from
a recent issue of the St. Otter, Michi. an,
Press: ''A happy family re-nuion was
that held last week at the home of Dr.
and Mrs W. L Sehoales. It is fifteen
years since alt the members of the
Sehoales family assembled under one
roof and it is needless to add that ell
appreciated the privilege accorded them
on this occasion. Those prts nt were
the doctor's mother, Mrs Jane Schotles,
of Blaevate, Ont. ; his slaters, Mrs. W
0. Balaton, of Bervie, Ont ; firs. John
Ferguson and daughter Lillian, and Mtss
Blanche Mantles, of Wollesley, N. W .T
and Mrs. John W. King and daughter,
Florence, of Btuevale, and his brother,
li'rank H Sehoales, 01 Laird, Algoma.
Women With weakness
For nil weakness ftem which girls and
women €nffer, no Farm remedy exists
than Dr Hamilton's Pills. They main I
tain that bracing health every tvo,nan so
earnestly desires; they uproot disease,
and bring strength that lasts till old acre
"Nn medicine could he motto benefinal
than Dr, Hamilton's Pills" writee all's
Mary E Aaron of Vittoria I have
been strengthened, my digestion it. hotter
I have improved itt color and teal curt-
t+tderah'y better sin to aging Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills " S'Iid everywhere, 25. pee
box or five boxes for o:,e dollar.
Sanders, Alvin Groves, Beatrice J'hn-
ston. 80 years, it mouths anti 15 days old.
Jr. Pt. rt -Gordon Ransom, J +sats ghee Mary Smith, of lira -et -Is, has re -
Currie, Nelson Rush, Sammy Styles,
Ralph Necks.
Sr. Pt, I -Ross Foreyth, Alvin R :td,
Ella Rogers, Myrtle Lockridge. t
Emily Forsyth obtained the highest The cement abtttuteutt at the Mitchell
standing for the month, bridge, 12th quit., are about complete.
M. D. FISHER, Teacher. weather rias been bad for pulling the
wo.s bat t,o0.i t,roer.ss was made.
Thtt trobtdes of S. S. 3 will have to
('iTL110 1. get a new tettoher as Nell Russ has re-
engaged v.ith the trustees of S. S. No. 1
at au inereabe•i sttl uy. Sae ie a beh st:ad
teacher.
Physicians tell us that all
the blood in a healthy
human body passes through
the heart once in every two
minutes. If this action be-
comes irregular the whole
body suffers. Poor health
follows poor blood ; Scott's
Emulsion makes the blood
pure. One reason why
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
is such a great aid is because
it passes so quickly into
the blood. It is partly di-
gested before it enters the
stomach ; a double advan-
tage in this. Less work
for the stomach; quicker
and more direct benefits.
To get the greatest amount
of good with the least pos-
sible effort is the desire of
everyone in poor health.
Scott's Emulsion does just
that. A change for the
better takes place even be-
fore you expect it.
We will send you a
sample free. •
Be sure that this
picture in the form of
a label is on the wrap-
per of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
Scor & Bows
Chemists
Toronto, Ont.
5e rents and $t.00
All druggists
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More Room.
More Stock
More u in • s I.
BI.t'TII
Railway cnns'rni'ioa work in tilt
vicinity of Blyth was at n standstill lastt �
week.
Mr Whitfield Sellars bas seemed a.
position iu a broker's ot'.iu et Emden ,
end left hot week for thet eit
Mr Frank S:•huter, Ronin -law of Mr.
Francis MoCeughey of this, vi':awe, had
the nsis'ortnne t•+ have he thu las of hie
right hand est off while n •'rating an I
edging machine iu Caitiff's 'dittoing
mill at Senforth.
C.,uu:i1 meeting at Teeswrter on Nee eiguSn, 1.1.t sliding to pursue his studies
7th, Members all present. R'etve in at Ouuton Collegiate falter New Year's.
the chair. The minutes of last uteeti"g He is a good teacher end did well iu the
of Council read and Oa metiou of K•rntz school.
and Baptist were sustained.
Comtnuuications were read. The
engiueer's award re -drain at lot 17 18.19•
p 20.21 and 22 eon's 4 and 5 and item ap-
Store, where night raise tenet reme re prompt attendee. PHONE 51 peal of Inch1au Pringle agii•et said
drain were laid before the Door&
The 13y-Ltw relating to tho drainage
work between the Township of Tutu-
reediug and fleetly pegged.
Faleoner-Purvis -That a grant of
$30 00 be made Nr gatitug ou the 10th
sideroad, con. 15 and dee John D. Kuutz
and Wee Baptiet let the contract. Car •
tied
Falconer -Baptist -That as the well
known sink hula ou the 10th con. at lot
28 is reported to be itt a bad cobdition
that the Reeve and S. Purvis have it re-
paired. Curried.
Falconer - Purvis- That the above
wentioited Councillors be itIbtthOted
yibit cm 6 at lot 32 and see as to the
advisability of erecting a snow fence at
that point by tnoviug one now on the
same eon, at lot 28 and if deemed ea-
pethent to have the Sante carried out.
A number of aecounts were passed.
Kautz-Beptist-That the finance re -
pert a$ jest read be adopted and cheques
be issued iu payment of the amounts.
Baptist-Vale/met-That Oda Connell
do now adjourn to meet again on Tube -
day, NoV, 28th or at the call of the Rewire
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COAL COAL COAL.
We ate solo ne:ents for the celebrated SCRANTON C04%1.,
�► which 111114 110 t41110. Also the best grades ot Smithtng, Caunel and
te,, Domestic Oval, aria Wood of all kinds always on hand.
stock of
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Cedar Posts, Barrels. Etc. 4
$fi ite•t Price paid fol' all kinds of L(►gs.
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To Jan. l s , 19071 J,eo.i, $1.00. Far""'
Olt s. BUTTON, Cletk.
Thos. Ferguson, son of James Fergu-
son,'Jth con, who h.o spent buv,,tz.1 years
sheep ranchiug in the Western States
has purehasud a flour and feed and cos
business at Erin, Out.
Miss Tessie Switzer has been elignged
to teach 1u S. S. No. 4, Elena for the
coming year at a salary of $400. He
many friends at Vultures sciluol wil
rotes here, where she has done goo.i work
for the ;met two years.
On Monday of last :re. k Rev. Dr. Ma- I
Goan Completed .;0 Sears fey pnat(r 01 ihP
Blyth tareshrteri•+a church It 5 .18 On
Nov. lith, 1866, that tie tree lr>eieered
pastor of the, ehnreh here. Hai pastor
ate has been one of en'i'in(lad ensues.4
and harmony, the Pr'stlyr.•1i•tu chervil
in this village lentil! one or rhe most
prosperous in the gip. o i of iI:inditu„
and L iudoa,
t
Mr. Frank Mtrealf has told l'1' fraise �trinp� site ;�:{ � a t i Eli i�.
Iii,nse on Wetiinl;ten street tet Mr
Tien:ao, and hit; sauce temehr airs. .1••hn
ViTe're reaching out after Inose business. 9>'I e want
your trade, and will have at least a share of it, if ie rga
stock, good values and right prices go for
anything. Our Fall business promises better).- in
fact our sales are increasing, and no moonier, when new
goods are selling at such pri;;U$ quoted below.
Hose
35 dozen all -wool, heavy, ribbed
Wast Black Hose, 40a value.
Oar price - - - - .30
Underwear
Ladies' heavy caseated vest's, sizes
32 to 36, worth 35o, Oar out
price - - - -
Waists
New patterns, fancy waists, nice
ly made, fast colors, regular
value $1.25. Our price 1.0
Coats
A bargain in La.3ies' Etaek la -av-
er 1Joat•t, uew style,,lined. Oar
sale price - - - 5. _.
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Wrappers
5 dozen new Wrappers. ;.envy
wrapper cl)th. deep frill. s:iteti
waist, and sleeves, regular $3 00
value. Oar priee - :Rill)
Mill Ends
A gtantity of m•ll Pndl, famine-
' tette at a saying et rwn ('ktliti
per yard. Place trout 4e to 7!
Hose
Plein :fibbed Hos•:, fart black all
siz.s, Oar sur price -
1 :Rubbers
Ladis't% fire:,ip i,tliry rnbbers, neva-
,
ew
, toe, f,0,: finality. Our price ,•. 0i
°0 Dress Goods
Plaids
500 yds Fancy Plaids, pier. for
vhildretes wear, special tvltiie
they last - - - - .5
Pants
A oriental line or Mneg' Heevy
Pante, regular value 1 7,, sale
price- - - - 1.33
Suits
A bargain in Boys' Snits, fancy
pattern tweed. Oar cit price 3.75
A s;)seinl line of fanny Disse
f ti•.;tilt', tirilie,som'?are telling
for 75s. tear prir•e .17.0
Reefers
Bove' Hatay R-:aferie tweet.
iitlwsi,
good valet: at . E•0. (tar
nut price - - - 1.95Groceries
(sive ne n trill order in (srryterik•n
Wei ure are st•. pleases yen. 'Try
Ar-,. Hiking Powder, with wee
NI Premium.
Skirts Coats
A spacial line of new top Skirts (`tirly,b`awn,Crnr. ar B a:' ,. t)2rrts
rtieely made, regular psi se 4 00 } g•tattr)r Coats. Tu c.,_.tr itt
Sate pricy - - 3.00
Carpets
Fars ci
Visit our ^ace's •'partni nt r•n
Lviies' Far 0lata tit $3:t03, 25 0.1 s ecnrl.i Hoot. We eau save yl u
;l0 O0. 33 00. 44 08, ant. 3:) Ito. 'nosey 1st ( lclotb,., t .ar»sty,
See our special at - 35.01) . I.'.uuleutes, etc.
\VAN I E1�-Turkeys, D r:kg, Ci�� e a�tl Chicks,
dry picked, tor which We wig p'.y the highest i ele(l.
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H. Ee 1SACO.
Pleb 11. i8.
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Pat lead's house ted int c.t'aontthe
Mletho,isr. church The leets house
r iae also boon stud to Mr. Taman, who
will nerve it to hex ut:w pa.party rind
cuut•ert' It kit() a Ftitt'it. Mr T O. :tic-'
BItoy has sold 1.1 'Iraq:. hueae en wet.
tlhgton sireet. et present oecnpte:i by t
Mr. T'amtte. to kir. Robs. Johnst tn, sr.,
ot East Wawanosh. The latter gentle- t
elan will soon become a reaideut of
Blyth.
]Don't stanaluler VontMoney
•orchless -n:es for tsntnrrah
Yti -•
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There is only one remedy, hat 's einem se•
ful -" tat turrhove ine" -it cared when the 1
doctor says your setae is hop,elese No
drugs to take, no atomizer to bo:helr
witb, yon simply tu}t:ale the frnxrasst v,t-
par of this manumit once, and get well i
gllltlliiy.
R iy itISe lift, Ctlre is galtr-
mitred, e0 \'On run 1,0 rn,Ir wtiti L.Attarr- I
1107.008 D .net, exyeriin"nt, d•,lt't put
off, get Vatarrhozjnts from your drug-
gest v.t day.
eit►Itttlw.
r The 100 acre fat to of W. H. Mean lire,
1 11;i wi:es north of Weitz; , has b. e t leas-
ed for a term of years to rums Bruwa, I
now living on the vita line• 11.' w 11 got
possession next March. Mr. Maunders
baa spent coustdertable money and put iu
Many a day's harts ttork fu pnttlug the
place in first ttlatiS shit,,,, bat as his
lieulti, halt not been good, tin has demist 11
to t.tkts a well carne, teat. Hu will 2
u l;:ubstla ler M.*. Mau,ideis
<w.O ...r..s n. <0 <Mr■ n sin rt < =w. 4rRR.. b.e1R et M. mm b Mery Rfam qne _nn4nq nYjot¢
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'Wafer Satz
A choice lines of Nater Sets opened op. In facer il'npea
ani dscnra1i- fl , na two alike. Th'•v •'n•t.iae of
,r a'
Pitcher, 6 Glasa"s and Tray. Per set p1+1.50$1.75 'F. -.r0
eat
Esiablisl�cd r879..Whooping Cough, Croup, Ctotrchitis
Cough, 'rip, Aathata, Diphtheria
Cresolone is 11 boort tv ltttatnaties
i a house i
• u.td tvi+t 11Kc1 nuke a tri
iia TiR SaiffS
Oar China 'Pea Sets of forty pit+: (s are the talk ot. ev.-rv-
b')'1v'. Tha neopls kli)+v a haar,vtin when they see it.
That is the reason we have tptrpostd of so minty.. Per a>M
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The Lemons this v'•ar $) far )cwt been a fail:ire ; hilus *n
pt-i.•.e and p 'or int gitali•y. Tte new klssrina,+ hnvn
RYrlve 1 no r. a"+I wh-tt .ve have (•tt.11w.t ttt.'/r,• ltp,lwt:
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littrpurhey..' a rent•.y. Novena. r 3.d,
rertnOVHtt tett, 11.1'ur tile It et•tr'4n ptutteere.
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tree tt1as rated booklet,.
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i Ad »ta �s Fr AMC* At.,
Attune, i, 4.a4e,ts I st
13.7 and auttled nit toe county of Italtu..,
4pra st`'le what) Ile restn.tli 10r lu,o:lt 4+'11 )"e+ars l.t
February, le37. he was utarrte i to Prism-
' cis Adele, w w lar vives hien an i woo
future home was to be Tony settl•-d on
a farm iu Morris, near what is now p3+1 -
grave. At that titue the wit ile tlis:rtct
was a wooded wild4rttess and the neer
settlers only had a bias' to gtutte theul
on their travels. Bat plotoessing the
coarage, indnstr)/ and p.trstvi:raaa'i so
common to the pionee r settlers of this
province, Mr and ',vbs. 'Tastier a"0.1 earn
e.d out of the forest to contfortable. home
for themselves and fatuity. Ah tut 21
1 years, ago Mr. Tasker 601,114 Nem in
1 'tennis isn't p'1i ii.'1'0i0 l a 1 tr,rer nti t i4
nth -re 11ee (an
and ashen e:. Tile ne+Wty a01trt4•t couplet Y]Pt) 111t 4ttarsi5 from ill 1 1t1 rMra' iv )
for their honey tu't ei trip starts III" duties of life., all I went to reb1.d1 ::a llar-
for tate eaalnty of Rama, where their Burley,
for nearly 48 years has Sitar. it 1.1s j't.vs j linllrtt, Haar iiatl•)ma. •
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