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he Blue Front Store.
THERE'S nothing good
in clothes that's miss-
ing from this stock, and
there's no compulsion to
pay a long price to get
the right style. We sell
clothes at all prices.
Suits, for instance, $5
to $20 --and in every line
there's good style atld
value. Besides the best
lines of five of Canada's
best makers, we show the
hand - tailored clothes of
the
It gives you a stook to ohoose from
that's not equalled elsewhere in
Western Ontario.
MEN'S SUITS -Hundreds to ohoose from in all newest styles, $5.00 to >r15,00
YOUTHS' SUITS -In all new patterns, single and double-breasted,
sizes 81 to 35, , - - - $5.00 to $12.00
BOYS' SUITS -In all new styles, ete., - - $2 00 to $5.00
RAINCOATS -In all new style, and patterns, - $7,50 to $15.00
The R. A. CROWDER Co.
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f NEW HATS WINGHAM, , ONT. NEW s13o1as'
Clearing Sale !
Owing to an exceedingly small output of timber this
mild winter, lumber is advancing greatly in price. This
means dearer furniture shortly. In view of this, would it
not be wise on your part to take advantage of our Clear-
ing Sale ? You will find our stock complete, from the
kitchen to the parlor. .. Everything must be sold by April
9th. People are amazed at the bargains they are getting.
• ---Parlor Suites, -
-Bedroom Suites
-Sideboards -
--Extension Tables - , 4 90
$15.00
10.75
6.00
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$6o.00
65.00
45.00
35.0o
-Iron Beds - - 2.75 to 25.0o
-Mattresses - - 2.25 ,to 18.00
-Chairs, per % dozen, 2.5o and upward
It will be to your advantage to inspect our stock early.
2,000 feet of Picture Moulding in stock ; all frames made
free of charge.
To see our goods is to buy ; everything must be sold.
Our stock includes Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Lounge
Goverings, Oilcloths, Linoleums and Carpets,
Goods niay remain in the store till first week in April.
A special discount to those who save us the trouble of
delivering goods.
UNDERTAKING
Brick residence, 5th house west
from Hamiltons Corner Drug
Store, where night callswill
receive prompt attention.
L. A. BALL & CO.
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How about
That Watch ?
Does it keep accurate time ? Can you
depend upon it ? If you cannot, bring, it
to us and we will tell you what is the matter
and set it right for you.
We pay special attention to tine watch,
dock and jewelry repairing, and guarantee
all our work to give satisfaction.
R. KNOX
Opposite QueAuta iXotele
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NEWS FROM 01711 NEIGHBORSiFor Thrn
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS. Babies
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Wideawako Turves Correspondents Communicate -- Other
Items Clipped From Our Exchanges.
GLENANNAN
Many people have left this vicinity for
the West, but none will be more missed
than Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor and
their daughter, now Mrs. Thornton.
They have lived in this vicinity for repi
wards of thirty years, and leave behind
a large circle of friends. Mr, John Mit.
chef, who is Mra. Taylor's brother, ao-
companfed them West. lie has been
visiting with his brother Andrew. and
friends here. Mr, Thornton left with a
oar load of settlers effects on Tuesday of.
last week. We wish them all success in
the West and'hope they will like their
new home,
An American Disease
Some dootors go eo far as to say that
indigestion is the national disease of
Amelioa. There is but one national
remedy for indigestion and that remedy
is Dr. Hamilton's Pills which accelerate
the action of the gastric glands and give
tone to the digestive organs. They ,
strengthen the kidneys and liver, cleanse
and purify the blood and thus add gen-
eral tone to every organ of the body
Flesh and strength are fast restored and
the patient can eat and digest any food
he pleases. Test Dr Hamilton's Pills
yourself -25c per box or five boxes for
$1, at all dealers.
MYTH
Mr. and Ears, Harvey Morris have re-
turned home from Toronto, where they
spent the winter months.
Dr. Annie Ross of the Macdonald In-
stitute, Guelph, spent last week at the
residence of her father, Mr. Thomas
Ross, of East Wawanoeh.
Mr. J. G. Moser,whohae just completed
82 years in the hareware and tinware
business in Myth, has taken in his son,
112r. W. F. Moser, as a partner.
Mrs. J. G. Moser attended the funeral
of Mr. Thos. Lemon at Mitchell last week.
He was one of the victims of typhoid
fever at Fort William and was well-
known in Blyth.
The Tonic of Realth
Must be more than a stimulant -must
be a food as well. There is one medicine
that is both n food and a tonic -it aids
digestion, promotes assimilation, eon.
verts food into nutriment that builds up
nerves, blood, brain and bone. That
tonic is Ferrozone whioh contains exact-
ly what a run-down system needs.
Ferrozone supplies oxygen to purify the
blood, phosphorus to develop the brain,
iron to harden the consoles. No wonder
it makes such vigorous Men and women.
You'll eat, sleep, think and feel better
by rising Ferrozone; try it -now. Fifty
cents buys a box of fifty chocolate coated
Ferrozone tablets, at all dealers.
MORRIS.
Last week Thos. Smith and family, _
and W. Kellington, 7th line, left for the
West where they purpose residing for a
while.
Mr. and Mre. John Ames and family -
have moved to their new home at Saska-
toon.
Walter Barrie, formerly of Morris,
accompanied by his bride, spent part of
their honeymoon at the residence of
John Robb. It is eight years since Mr.
Barrie removed from here to Oxford Co.
and he and his fair bride were very wel-
come visitors.
Mr. Wm. Clark, Clerk of the Town-
ship, has sold his 100 acre farm to Mr.
Robt Newcombe, son of James New-
combe, formerly Treasurer, for the sum
of $5,300. Mr. Newcombe has been liv-
ing in the eastern States, but he profers
Ontario. Mr. Clark will probably move
into Belgrave, and live retired, retaining
the Clerkship.
OREY.
A sea gull was recently t' ' v Robt.
R. Houston, lot 10, con In •- y town-
ship, that measured Bee fee- ' tin tip to
tip. It was a fine speoimee for this sec-
tion of the conntry. Mr Houston is
having the gull mounted.
Joseph Shaw disposed of his 100 acre
farm, lot 9, con. 5, to ex Reeve James
Turnbull, of the 4th con. for the sum of
$4,400. The purchaser gets possession
on April let. Mr. Shaw has owned the
farm for 3 years. Mr. Shaw will likely
take a trip to the West.
Much regret was felt on Tuesday of
last week on the announcement being
made of the death of 11drs. Robt. Barr,
of the 9th con., after an illness of over
three mouths from lung trouble, passing
stray at 8.30 Tuesday morning. Her
maiden name was 11.tary Hamilton and
was the daughter of Robert Hamilton,
of Atwood. Her age was 41 years, 5
months and 13 days. She was itiarried
to her now bereft partner 241+eera ego
in Eln'1a township, ani hits lived in Grey
ever since. In addition to Mr. Barr, one
eon Alvin, and three daughters, Helen.
Wittnifred and Alioe at home, survive to
hold ire loving memory a true wife, and
a roost indulgent and kind hearted
'mother.
ut,v2o rAnnow.
Mr. Wm. Watson, of 13elgrave wes
visiting his teeter, Mrs. J. N. Smith,
during the past week.
Mr. Thos. Powell is very seriously ill
and it is feared he will not recover. Mr.
Powell is one of the pioneers of the
township,
Mr, and Mre. Sproul, of Wingham,
were visiting with Mrs. Spronl'a uncle,
Mr. J. Ne Smith.
Mrs. J. M. Smith has had good sue.
cess in raising chicks this spring. Two
flocks were hatched on 20th March, This
is early.
nELGRAVE
After an illness of some six weeks,
Margaret, beloved wife of Mr. Thos.
Black, of East Wawauosh, passed away
on Taesday of this week, aged 60 years,
3 months and 27 days, Deoeased had
been suffering from cancer of the sto-
mach and an operation waft performed
some time time ago in a hope of secur-
ing relief. Deoeased was highly esteem.
ed and her bereaved husband and family
will have the sympathy of the oonimun-
ity in their affliction. The funeral takes
place this (Thursday) afternoon at 2
o'clock for the Brandon cemetery.
WESTIrIELD.
Charlie Redmond has gone to Luck.
now as assistant station master.
John Rogers has moved into Thomas
Bamford's house. We are glad he is
not leaving the neighborhood.
W. H. Campbell was attending the
Grand Lodge of the A. 0. U. W., which
was held in Toronto last week.
A great many people in this vicinity
are confined to the house with lagrippe.
It seems to be quite an epidemip.
A few from these parte attended the,
opening of the new North street Metho-
dist church in Goderich.
Miss Jennie Bamford left last week
for Toronto, where she intends spending
e few days, after which she and her
brother John intend leaving for the
West.
When Seven Men Die
Yon knew at least one of them had
consumption. At Bret it was only ca.
tarrh-but it was neglected. When Ca-
tarrhoaone cures so quickly it's foolish
to suffer -it's a shame to keep on eniffel-
ing and hawking. Catarrho2one goes
direct to the cause of the disease, -that's
why it's so dead certain to cure. It
stops the cough, prevents that disgust•
ing discharge, clears phlegm out of the
throat in five minutes. Very pleasant,
and safe too; get Catarrhozone from
your druggist to -day.
TURNDERRY,
A very pleasant time was spent by some
sixty neighbore and friends at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, John Hutton, 10th con-
oessiort, on the evening of March 7th, it
being the occasion of the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Taney B., to Mr.
George A. Campbell, also of Turnberry.
At the appointed hour Master William
Linklater played the wedding march
and the interested parties took their
places under an arch of evergreens and
roses. The bride looked olarmiug in
her gown of cream crepe de chose ;and
Iace, with a bouquet of roses. The
bride was given away by her father
and was attended by MissMary I. Camp-
bell, sieter of the groom,who was dressed
in Dream cashmere and silk, with dashes
of pink eilk and ohiff 1n and parried a
bon net of roses. T o groom was at-
qneighbors. To the strains of Mendele- •
tended by Master John C. Hutton, , • Residence Phone No. 55, Mae, No. 64. Mill, No. 44. nt
brother Of the bri I,1. The ceremony sohn a wedding march, played by Miss •44.44.4
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was performed by Rev. W. J. West, Lillie Marshall. rho bridal party entered e
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the drawing room, the bride leaning on
M. A., of PBluevale. After extending her father's arm, The bride was beauti'
congratulations and good wishes, the felly attired in a dress of cream crepe
happy company sat down to a sumptuous de chane with sequin trimming and a
repast prepared by the hostess and fam- bridal veil caught up with orange bio -
fly. The remainder of the evening web some and she carried a boquet of white t
spent in eooial ohat and apeetihee, and roses, Little Marguette and Minnie
Fat is of great account
to a baby ; than is why
babies are fat. If your
baby is scrawny, Scott's
Emulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need immediately for
bone and muscle. Fat
babies are happy ; they do
not cry ; they are rich. ;
their fat is laid up for
time of need. They are
happy because they are
comfortable. The fat sur-
rounds their little nerves
and cushions them. When
they are scrawny those
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle touch. They
delight in Scott's Emul-
sion. It Is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
Send for free sample.
Be sure that this picture In
the form of a label is on the
wrapper of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
Scott' dj Bovine
Chemists
Toronto, Ont.
50c. and $1.00
All Druggists
music by Miss M. Eadie, organist, and
by Mr. A. Gibb, on the violin, was much
enjoyed by both old and young. The
bride received many useful and hand-
some presents, being more of the useful
than ornamental, which showed the
high esteem in which the young couple
are held. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell com-
mence married life with the best wishes
of a large circle of friends.
A "R'heeay,r Chest
Means your trouble is deep seated. To
delay is dangerous. All the inflamma-
tion will bo drawn out in one day by
applying Nerviline. It penetrates
through the pores of the skin, relieves
inflammation and thus prevents serious
consequences. For sore throat, weak
chest and tendency to colds, no prescrip-
tion is better than Poison's Nerviline.
For nearly fifty years it has been Cana-
da's great household remedy. T wenty-
five cents buys a large bottle.
CULItOSS.
Mr. Robert Moran of Culross has gone
to Niagara Falls where he will engage in
the building business during the summer
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake McKagne arrived
in Teeawater from Michigan last week
having driven the entire distance with
horse and rig. Mr. McKagne has en-
gaged with Mr, R. McKenzie, of the
2nd con., for the summer.
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_ The Genual Hardware.
"r " 'r ■mor WDse &wsWh ItoIatcaIlF'lRrur-aattienNon 1toelsuer,
wire. We are oatisiied it is the beat and cheapest+` roe iu the Market.
Silverware having placed our order for a large
quantity of Silverware, we are in a position
to Nell the best at the lowest possible price. Wedding Presents a specialty.
ISLAND CITY PAINTS -best in the world.
WIRE >~'ENCING--Ali kinds of Wire Fencing on band.
Bishop eg Brewer.
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Eldorado Potato
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SOLD IN SPRING 1904 FOR 81,250 LB.
THE POTATO TIiAT CAUSED SUCH A FURORE IN ENGLAND 1
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The most sensational potato in price and produce of all time is the
ELDORADO,pit Mr. Geo. Massey, in fall of 1903 selling 14 pounds for $7000;
P. in spring of 1904 Mr. Alfred Dunham paid $250 for one potato, weighing
► 5 ounces, and smaller ones selling at rate of $1,250 per pound. In F'ebru,
aary, same year, Mr. ohas, Neidham of Lincolnshi . . id $30 for one
weighing one-half ounce, or three times its wet n gold,
• It is owing to it having been auoh an , •ormous Dropper of finest
quality that finch sums were paid.
•This half ounce potato raisethe fi year 361 pounds While this is
the record, a great many have 4. tai , : i' yields nearly as high.
To those unaware of the hi t. of this truly wonderful potato, these
statements may seem inoredib =, but they are proven facts, absolutely
beyond the shadow of a doubt.
In spring of 1905 we imported a stook direct from the originator at a
cost of $16 a pound, one pound of which in field test yielded 148 pounde.
ELDORADO is white skinned, slightly russeted, oval shape shallow
eyes, absolutely bright and disease -proof. It is this quality. together with
its enormous cropping features, that make it so desirable. It's the wonder
of the vegetable world, Every grower should commen0e to raise a stollk
for seed.
$1.00 PER POUND (Only Limited Quantity)
Pure Eldoradoe sold in Canada only by ns. Warranty of purity with
every sale, Send for descriptive list, with history, press reports, eto.
$25.00 FOR LARGEST YIELD FROM ONE POUND IN 1906
We have also 26 others - Star, Wroten Beauty, Gold Corn, Cobbler, eto.
POTATO AGENTS W 0MUMER.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS $1.&0iper 0n00ss tip,
Sxty All the new. Best of the old.
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YOUR CREDIT
is good at our store, the same as in the past eight yearn. A speoial
clean-out of all lines of Furniture -especially in
Parlor Suits, Couches, etre.
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In foot a cut price on all lines, and a large stook to ohoose from,
Yost think 1 A Moquette Eng Parlor Suit, spring edge, slush
banded, for -
Velour gait -Tho best Velour 5 -piece Snit for - - 25.00
e -piece Silk Suits, polished frames , - - - - 22.50
Springs and Mattresses, from - - - 5.00 to 0400
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
Undertaking receives our prompt and careful attention.
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♦' We are .solo agents for the celebrated SCRANTON TON CO 411Lr,
• which has xtm equals Also the beet grades of Smithing, Cannel and
Domestic Coal, and Wood of all lands, always on hand.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert r•
Warrya9
Marshall of the 2nd concession was the tfulel stca.,i: of LO BER
scene of a very interesting event, at 11 ♦ Drt sed or I?x.lresser7l� SHINGLESLATH
o'clock a. m., on Wednesday of last t:
week, when their eldest daughter, Mies o Cedar Posts, arr ei.s, Etc.
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Aggie N., was married to Mr. Gordon ♦r ♦
13. McKay, of Thamesford. The cera- :. Highest Crest Pr rice paid for sn1fl Minds of Logs. "liliKt t
many was performed by Rev. D. Tait, ♦; •
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13. D., of Teeawater, in the presence of
a largo number of invited friends and •
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Established 1879.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Crip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Creschania is a boon to Asthmatics
enteoLVO..ian long eetsbrebed and elnndnrd remeay
for 11.o tbt.tates belleateet 1t euros because toe air ken,
demi strongly :;;Iticept re is cerrkrl veer the d:eeaeed Bur.
faces of tib brenth'nl tete* ,.•Itis every breath, skint
pro1ongb411oO.1 n:tnnt trentmort. Iboee of w eonsump•
tire toedee.y..r enitbters f;.:m tbrorlc bronciitle, And
4minediate re1:f from coughs or inflamed o,rditlon* of
the tbrb*G
Vepo.Crerbleon 4* told
by druggixte .r cant pre•
paid on reee:pt of rtes.
A Viepn-Creeokne oet-
f1t 4nrhtdh.; a bottle of
Cr@Bolcn4 ►1,L11, Send for
free illestreted booklet.
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Aaiun, Ns Et, tame8 St.,
Montreal, CanAua..* 205
Marshall, sister and cousin of the bride
made pretty flower girls, dressed in pink
1 oaehmere and carrying pink roses. The
' groom's present to the bride was a pearl l
brooch, and a gold brooch to each of the
little flower girls. After the oeremotty'
the guests set down to a sampttloua
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dinner, after which the happy young SPECIAL TRAINS FOR sennetas-
couple, a000mpanied by a number of with lata kook anti rfretts, from Tomuto ai
young people, drove to Wingham, where "•a' rine
amid showers of rice and good wishes ; EVERY TUESDAY DURING
they took the 3.30 train for an extendedMA;` RC AND APRIL
4 Visit in Michigan. On their return they
Will make their home near Thamesford.1 notion tan cans ATTACHED
The bride's going away dread was of NO EXTRA Cl4M GE
grey cloth and hat to match. The pre- ' Scitaort irarel; ng Without lire keels should
setltt received were numerous, useful i ase a,45 p,Ir, train Iron, Toronto tisaily,
olid Costly, testifying the high eeteena in TOURIST ST O , i
which the young couple are held. en neeedaya. Wcdnrsdatys. Fridays nn.i Sat
Friends were present from Goderich, wear nest of OAccpiitg berths as lotions: --
Listowel, London, Thamesford, Burford,1,l o ot�'it w F - o60.00
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AtaFobd and o s
sins with the man friends in
wishing i i>ttokleis of practical Use ilnd interest ta,teb
J y ng aero. with rates ally lull intolrmation, fret
Mr, and, Mrq, CIiay i bappy and pros- l tined application to nearest Canadian .Paoiflt
Agent or r'rrit>a to C. B. Fo t r, 1). P.A,
perms future. u.!'.1., Toronto;
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SPECIAL ONE WAY RATES
To Biliinge, Mont., Denver, Color-
ado Springs, Salt Lake City, Nelson,
Roseland, Vancouver, Portiere?, Ore.,
San. Frat:cisce. 'Tickets en *ale
daily.
Special Settlers Trains to
North-West
Every Tateday Curring March and
April specie' train with Colonist
Sleeper will keno Toronto 9.60 p. tri.,
eiorr Tuesday during Mar,'h and
April for Manitoba antra North -i'4 est.
Passengers travelling without live _
stook shout! take Express lear-
hag Toronto 1,46 p. in.
The Short Floe to Coba
Leave Leine Tlanrsday p. n1. 4al
ing in }Divers, Crcba, early Monday
morning. Direct CcenEetiolc. Tenrs
let rates In tricot.
For iCtets
o # end Suit information
call on L. }1'arcii:, Depot Agent. J.
D. Molnerel_n. District Ptwsengeit
Agent, Toronto.