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The Wingham Times, 1906-04-26, Page 5Soft Bosom Shirts --all new patterns. CROWDER'S New Spring Suits As ours is the largest and beat stock of Mou's Ciothiog in Winghaui, it, of course, iruplies that the suit you elect, to wear may be best bought here, our clothing is so perfect fitang that in ten eases out of twelve not the slight- eat alteration is necessary. This shown what skillful designing, cutting and tailoring amount to. But when buying your new suit bear in mind, that even fabrics and fit axe not all—it is the prime element of style, tone and in- dividuality that gives to the garment that charm ant character which dis- tinguishes Crowder's Clothing, New Sack Suits. Such an aggregation of patterns and styles, at 10 and 12 dollars will not be found in any other store in Huron, all the new tweed and mixed worsted effects, in stripes and over- and checks, sizes 32 to 46 chest. In single and double-breasted $12 styles. These suits are well worth $12 and $15 each, $10 20th Century Brand, We have just received several new patterns in the 20th Century Brand suite, sizes 34 to 42 oheet, mixed tweed effects, single and double•breasted, centre and side vents. These suits .equal any 17 and 23 dollar snit bought in other stores, $12 and $18 .N,len's and Youths' Hack Suits. We have a number of odd tweed snits, sizes 33 to 46 chest, regular prices $8.00 and $8.50, these suits are broken lines, of tweeds which we cannot repeat and are clearing them out at - - - $6 00 $1:t25 o $3.00 Men's Fancy Vests. Every known fabric is shown in this lot, single and double- breasted etyles, neat stripes, etc,, silk and linen mixtures, sizes 34 to 48 chest. Children's Wash Suits. All the latest styles in Buster Brown, the new long blouse effect with bloomer knickers, ages 3 to 8 years. $1,00 $2.50 NEW HATS.—Hard and Soft all the latest styles, $1.00 to $3,50. BOOTS AND SHOES. TRUNKS AND VALISES. 40 Packing Boxes for sale. 1 1 1 Tut la. h. (4OWDE J GO.1 1 KAISER, the Jeweler Has opened a WATCHMAKING AND JEWELRY Business next door to Mr. Hamilton's Drug Store. We invite you to call and see our stock, which is complete in all lines. All—new and up=t©=date goods at very lowest prices. ter Repairing will be promptly attended to, and fully -guaranteed. 44•••4••44444..444444444444 •0••••••4••••••0••••••••4• • • • COAL COAL 1 We are sole agents for the celebrated SCRANTON COAL, • which has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, Cannel and y Domestic Coal," end Wood of all kinds, always on hand. fullstokof LUMBER SHINGLES LATH :i ' (Dressed or Undressed), I, Cedar Posts, Barrels, Etc. :z tyi! r Highest Pelee paid for all kinds of Logs. "'fid; 41 ♦, •' Zli• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4, J. A. McLean. Residence Phone No. 55. Office, No. 64. Mill, No. 44, • 1.4••,•444444••44.4.444••4• ••4•••••••••'••040••••••••• We Are here to supply your wants in the line of Job Printing --- and whether it be a three -sheet poster or a visit- ing card, we're ready to turn it out ln. the most modern style, Mail orders promptly attended to. The Time "WINGXAM3 ONx. ME MOAN TIMES, APRIL 25 906 NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS. What Widsawake 1 imea Correspondents Comm ltzuuato -- Other Items Clippod. Tram Our Exchanges, A quiet wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents on Wednes- day, April 18th, when Caroline, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Johann, of Belmore was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr, Robt. MasselI, of. Minto, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Mr. Radford, Presbyterian minister of Belmore. Pain About the iters It is a commou complaint withwomen. The right treatment is Nerviline, which penetrates to the seat of the pain imme- diately. Nerviline warms and soothes the affected parts, draws out the irrita- tion and pain, allows the patient ease after one rubbing, No liniment so economical and safe. Nearly fifty years in use, and the demand immensely greater every day 1 Nerviline must be good. ST. timeless. On Saturday April 14th, Mr, John Gaunt of St. Helens passed away at the ripe old age of 76 years and 7 months. He was born at Stratton -on -Foss, War- wickshire, England, and was one of the pioneers of the county, having settled on a farm in Wawanoshin the year 1850. For many years he lived there end made a comfortable house, and afterwards re. tired to spend his later days in St. Helens. Mr. Gaunt was a faithful and consistent -member of the Churoh of England and thoroughly enjoyed all the ritoa and services, and when the end came he was prepared, Leaves a widow and family of one son and three daugh- ters, V-- It Beals the Lungs When the antiseptic vapor of Catarrh - ozone is inhaled it spreade throngh the breathing organs, carrying healing and health to the sore spots. An irritable throat Catarrhozone core in five minutes, bronohitis it soothes instantly, weak lunge are fed and quickly nourished back to health. To be free from colds and coughs, to avoid catarrh and bronchitis —use Catarrhozone; it is prescribed by more than twenty thousand physicians in America alone, and used by the people of nine nations. MATH A lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfeilowa will be instituted in Blyth on Wednesday, May 2nd. Mr, David Carter has purchased the G, T. R. section house and removed it to his vacant, lot on Hamilton street. He is remodelling it and fixing it up for a residence. Mr. Robert Newcombe, of Newark, New Jersey, a former resident of this vicinity, has returned and will shortly move onto the farm he recently purchas- ed from Mr, Wm. Clark, of Morris. Contractor Pigott is getting everything in shape to rush the C. P. R. work on this divison. The steam shovel west of the village is being placed in shape for work, and the one on the east of us is being fitted up for operation. The ce- ment work et the arch under the G.T.R is finished. The Wonders of the llocty Its mechanism, like delicate reacbin- erg, by even a alight cause is so disar- ranged as to be practically useless. A headache is no trifling matter because the stomach, Kidneys and liver are sure to be affected. To cure the cause of headaches and prevent new attacks, use Ferrozone; it aids the Stomach by stip- plying nourishing blood, vitalizes the nerves and brain instantly. Ferrozone braces—gives tone—elevates your spirits. No such health bringer known. Fifty cents per box of fifty ohoeoltae coated tablets at all dealers, A new driving house will be put up by Wm Patterson, 13th con. It will be 24 x 60 feet. The material is now on the ground. We are sorry to hear that 3lrs Cites. Schnook, who makes her home with her son Otto, is not enjoying her usual good health. She is in her 77th year. .It is feared that cancer ie the ailment. Last week John Ross bought the Henry Bateman farm, lot 15, con 6, from Thos. Vodden, who purchased it a few Weeke ago from Mr. Bateman, The price is said to be $3025. Mr, Rosa is now busy getting in the Spring crop. An baster visitor to the parental home 9th con,, was S. R. Crerar, B. A. So , who passed his examination as an Ons tario land surveyor with Marked sur cess. He leaves Toronto the let of May for New Liskeard, whore be will assist W. J. Blair. 0. L. Se for a feelr months its surveying. Wednesday evening of last week the golden wedding of a worthy old couple in the persons of George and las. Pat, tekson, 13th con , was celebrated. The nuptial knot was tied in St. M r s Oa - a y taria. Mr. and bars. Pattereon have re" hided in this township for over 45 years. Many old friend extend a ongratu1a- tiong. GonIiters. One day recently the 0. P. R. section men of the Wingham and Teeswater seotions met together in the ehauty at the west end of the Wroxeter division together with the latter knights of the pick and shovel. The occasion was to present Mr. J. J. Elliott, of town with a suitable token of their respect ere bis departure for the West. The following is a copy of the address:— Dear Sir,—We, your companions in the service of the C. 1?. R. have learned with regret that you are about to leave this community for the West, permit us to express our good wishes for your health and happiness to you and your family in your future home. We A]SQ beg leave to present you with Wig pipe as a token of our regards. When ycu are settled in your future home and have occasion to use this pipe you will re- member your many friends whose well wishes will follow you, We have known you for fourteen years and always found you an upright, honest and faithful man, generous to a fault, and we feel that we have sustain- ed a lose and will miss your good fellow- ship, but we earnestly pray that (*odls blearing may follow you, and that your future days may be long and happy. Signed on behalf of year C. P. R, companions, W. J. NEIL ALEX STEW41 T. Do 'You Get 13111ous? No remedy can be more prompt and agreeable than Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No matter where you go you'll hear of the grand cures they make, Writing from Ottawa Mrs. M. E. Legere says:—"For people inclined to biliousness and sick headache I don't think there is a remedy to compare with Dr. Hamilton's Pills, I formerly had bilious attacks about once a month—used Dr. Hamilton's Pills and obtained grand results. My stomach has been put in good order and my health generally improved." No medicine bet- ter for men, women or childreu. Try Dr. Hamilton's Pills, --25o per box or five boxes for $1.00 at all druggists, ETUEL, At 6 o'clock Thursday morning of last week the vital spirit forsook the tene- ment of clay and the spirit of Mrs. Wm. Simpson returned to its Maker. She had been in failing health for the past year but was only confined to bed far a week, pneumonia being the culminating cause. Her maiden name was Ann Reid and her birthplace was the Emerald Isle, comiug to Canada with her parents when a child. The family settled in Stanley township, Huron Co., where de- ceased was united in marriage to the late William Simpson about 47 years ego. They made their home in Varna before locating at Ethel in 1876 when Mr. Simpson engaged in merohantile life, He died 4 years ago. Two children were born to them Lizzie who passed away at 5 years of age, and Thomas P„ a fine young man well-known here, who paid Nature's debt in 1902, leaving two daughters, Lillian and Netts who were loved and cared for by Mr. and Mrs. Simpsou and who will continue to m ake home here we are pleased to state. They will greatly miss their faithful guardian and will be accorded widespread sym- pathy in the situation. Mrs. Simpson was oonseious till the last and epressed the hope of desiring to be freed from this life and to depart to be with her Saviour ehe so devotedly loved. She was a faithful member of the Methodist church for many year and enjoyed the esteem of a wide circle of friends. Dar. big her illness she was 1 ,tthfuliy waited upon by her neice, Mt Ches. Watt, of Winghaw. The folly wing are the deceased's sisters and brotherst—Mrs. Mills, of Clinton; Sam. Reid Brumfield; Andrew Reid, Wingham; Mrs. Watt, Tacoma, Washington State; and John Reid, Huron, South Dakota, Established 1.899. Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Cioeereno is a boon to Asthmatics f t:r:rol ref' 1s a long established and standard remedy for the diseases Indicated. it earns berate the air rot. dered strongly antiseptic Is carried over the diseased our. faces of the bronchial tuber with every breath, thing pricagedandennsta,tireatmmt, Those ofdennsutnp• tl%a tendency; or sni:8mrs from atonic bronebitis, fend ltmedl,te retie( from coughs or Inflamed conditions of the throat. Valo•f'resotend is told by druggists or scut pro. :„. sSICC pall on reeedtt of price. ' C �4 .& VepoCreaoieae fi sub d t inel r a bottle et uIn t Y! eresoleno tl.50. Send fur tree tltuetr, ted booklet. 1.rixist3)fitrs Co„ Lit, dgente, 2SS St. James st.. tiontreai, Cama.. $oe Throat 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 inflammed 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 s y s tern, is given new strength and vigor ,•, Send 'for free :amp's SCOTT & BOW,ZVE, Cbttnirtt Toronto, Ont. Soc. and $r.00, 1111 drugglos W ILOXETElt. Mr. W, I. Johnston has gone to reside in Heneall. Mr. and Mrs. W. Douglas have moved into the village from Turnberry. Mrs, W. $. Dlolceloher was visiting fee a few days with relatives at dhesley, Mies EIda Hazlewood was visiting with her brother, Dr. B. J. Hazlewood at Bowmanville. Mr. A. McLean has purchased the residence formerly need'as a manse from Mr. R. Sandburn, Mr. James McEwen, of London was visiting for a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen in Turn - berry. Principal Dobson and Miss Henry spent the Easter vacation at their re- spective homes in Fordwich and White- church. BELGEAVE The Misses Vannorman, of Wingham, visited friends here over Sunday. Rev, Mr. Jones exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr, Anderson of Ethel on Sunday -last. Mrs. Thos. Wilkinson, of Cargill, visited at Wm. Whaley's for a few days last week. Mr. Simon Vannorman is improving the appearance of his house by veneering it with red brick. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stalker of Luck - now spent a few days at Mr. Dan Geddes' last week. Mr, Dan Barcley, who has been ill for same time, is, we are pleased to say, able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McKenzie attended the wedding of the former's sister iu Wingham on Wednesday lest. Mr. J. Courtico, who has been engaged with Wm. Stubbs for the past two months left for Toronto on Monday. Mr. Herb Pringle, accompanied by his wife, left for Toronto on Tuesday last where he has secured a lucrative posi- tion. Mr, Wm. Clark, township clerk of Morris, has taken up his residence in Belgrave, having purchased the property lately owned by R. Gallagher, MORRIS. Joseph Clegg arrived home last week from a most enjoyable wintering in the South. He visited Cuba, California and Florida. His many friends welcome him. back. The sad news was received last week of the demise of Mrs. H. Dunn, at Port- age la 'Prairie, Man, Cancer was the cause. Mrs. Dunn was a daughter of the late Samnel Barr, of this township. Last Tuesday, Wm. Keys, 5th line, left on a trip to the West, with Battle - ford as the objective point. He has leas- ed his farm to John Bateman and Geo. Best for a term of years, We wish Mr, Keys success. Township Clerk Clark and family have taken up their residettce in Bel. grave having sold their farm on the 8th line, Mr. Clark's health has not been of as robust a type of late but we hope the well earned rest will greatly benefit him. By request the Transfer Committee of the Methodist Conferences have made ar- rangements by which Rev, R. Maunders will be stationed in the Assivaboia N. W. T. Conference next year, He has been preaching in the Bay of Quints Conference. The West affords a big field for the clergy and we hope Mr. Maunders will meet With the sucooss lie desires. The call to -Mrs. Wm. Riley to depart this life came quite soddenly on Satur. day, April 14th, as she had only been ill for a week. Iler maiden naive Was Catherine Elizabeth Carter, she being the third daughter of John and Mrs. Curter, Rrtsseeis. She ^wag born in Blyth 40 years ago. About 24 yearn ako 5 The Gentral Hardware. WIRE WIRE WIRE That fence needs repairing 1 Carload of best Spring Oen Wire just tg band. Every bundle guaranteed. Call and get our prices. IDEAL WIRE `l[;NVE—Best in the market. No sagging, or breaking of wires. Lock cannot slip. Buy ONLY TiiE BEST. Bishop & Brewer. Fishleigh's Old Stand - WINC4RAIIIIIAIL Our Turn Now -----71 In the past eight years you may have heard about great cut,prices and clear -out prices in Furniture. Now, if you want to see and experience a genuine Clearing Out Sale you will find it at our store. Just think ! From APRIL 9 to MAY 31. we intend clearing out our present large stock of Furniture, and will also keep the different lines well assorted so that no one will be disappointed. We have carried over winter a large stock and also have large orders coming in for Spring trade. All must go at the same price. You have done well to wait until ;his great chane for a Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suites, Couches, IDiningrooChairs, Sideboards, Iron Beds, nl Springs, Mattresses, Extension Tables, I Buffets, Hall Backs, • in fact everything needed in Furniture. We return thanks for past favors and wish for a continuance of same. WALKER BROS. & BU`T�,TON Undertaking receives our prompt and careful attention. Yv 1NGHAM. 4 1111 a L'1 �ihia.- Ili ,11,..1S,�.I�A,I,ti ii;16,,. 1I :.: y�i .1." VVVvvvvvvvvVV'V'4 vvvvwvvv itA AAANAAAAAeR1WMMAAAAF+/4AhAf! WALL y } 1 At KNOX'S New and bright designs of the latest and best patterns. Before buying see our stock. You can have the walls of your room's gracefully decorated with our new patterns at the closest prices for fine goods. Be particular when buying wall paper that you are getting 1906 designs, all our paper is new and prices the lowest. Special prices given on large quantities ALL PAPER TRIMMED FREE Watchmaker, Jeweler and Stationer Opposite Queen's Hotel. WINGHAM, MAAAAAAAMAMMMAhMAMA VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVYVVYWYM 1 sta 1 2 deceased was tufted iri marriage to Wm, Riley and they made their home in Mc- Killop and Grey townships before mov. ing to the Fralick farm in Morris. In addition to the husband there are 3 sons and 4 daughters left to mourn the de- mise of wife and mother. TEES SV.tT. at, ,The Teeswater Baseball Club had a a very enthusiastic re -organization meet- ing, and elected the following officers: -- President, Mr. A. Porter; First Vice - President, R, E. Campbell; Second Vice - President, S. Brill; Secretary, 3'. E. Green; Treasurer, W. Robinson. It is expected that Teeswater will have a first-class team this summer, and they are very desirous of forming a leagn e with Walkerton, Harriston, Mount Forest, Teeswater. This should make an interesting circuit and arouse a good deal of interest in the game. Pointed Paragraphs. From the Chicago'News Be good and yews' be happy --maybe. Even a cheap skate may disfigure lunch good sae. The good old summer time is coining by degrees. If you would avoid the fire keep out of the frying pan. Matey a so-called smart man smarts be. Cease of his alleged emartuoes, The trust magnate values Money for the so-called men he can buy with it. It is the men who bas hot half achiev- ed Who makes the most fuss about it. HEALTH AND BEAUTY Three pints of water daily should be drunk by the average man. A piece of raw onion rubbed on a troublesome chilblain is very soothing. Water standing in a scam is a good disinfectant, as it absorbs all impurities. Lettuce, if well masticated and the stalks avoided, is easily digested, even by dyspeptics. Let the lashes alone. Too much trim- ming is certain to weaken the strength of the eyes. The tired out woman usually eats the wrong kind of food, When tired. out one should select foods not for their fond value alone, but for the recuperative powers. Hot soup of any kind quickly refreshes the tired woman. An excellent liquid for keeping the hair in earl is made with about tares tablespoonfula of quince seeds added to a pint of hot water, Pat water an seeds and allow to stand several hours. A few drops of violet or perfune inay be added. Fruit stains may be edgier removed from the hands With a brimstone snatch. Dampen the stain, then hold near the fumes of a fresiklylighted briiu tale match --one at the old-fashioned kind that wilI burn anywhere. Be careful not to hold your hand near the Remo when the wood begins to burn or youi Will raise a blister instead of removing the stain.