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THE WINGIIAM TIMES, .AUGUR 9 1906
Willghaln's Popular Men's Store
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THE R. H. CROWDER CO., MEN'S OUTFITTERS,
whose store is illurtratod Here, commenced a olothing and furnishing business four and a half years ago. At
first, naturally, they had en up hill fight, but are now carriing on a business that is entirely satisfactory, in one of
the best equipi,trd ttort sin this eection, The Crowder Co. carry a complete stock of men's wear, consisting of
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-•-Ready•to•Wear and Tailored Clothing,
-Hats, Caps, Ties, Collars, Ouffa, Shirts,
-Boots and Shoes,
-Men's Far and Fur -Lined Coats,
-Gloves, Under wear, Hosiery, etc.
--Trunks and Valises,
in fact everything a man wants or wears, Their aim is to keep everything mato-date and keep the stock and store
bright and clean. It will pay you to call and see the R H. Crowder Co. when you are wanting a new Suit or
Overcoat, as you can depend upon it they have the latest.
The R. R, CROWDER Cap, - Wingham, Ont.
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FOR SUMMER.
We have a most complete and varied line ot
Waist Sets,
Gold and Silver Brooches, .
A complete line of
Enameled and Sterling Silver
Souvenir Jewelery
gegi-Fine watch and jewelery repairing promptly at-
tended to.
KAISER, the Jeweler
GENUINE
Furniture Bargains
FOR 30 DAYS.
Special Clearing Sale of New and Up-to-
date Furniture now on at
S. Gracey's Store.
If you want good value for your money in
-BEDROOM SUITES -SIDEBOARDS
-.PARLOR SUITES -EXTENSION TABLES
-IRON BEDS, Etc., Etc.,
Now is your chance. Call and see if we do as we
advertise.
We make a specialty of doing Picture Framing
neatly and well.
UNDERTAKING- ING---tn this particular lime we pro-
fess to be second to none. Having had over 27 years
practical experience, we feel confident of giving entire
satisfaction whenever our services are required. Calls
attended promptly, night or day. Prices reasonable.
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S. GRACEY
Furniture Dealer & Practical Undertaker.
A severe alarm visited the vicinity
•of Ota a
t w on Srtnda and damaged
eeverat churches and burned two buil
lugs. Several animals In Barnum and
:Ba'ileedi eircutf Were Injured.
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are in jail at St. Thomas, charged with
the attempted murder of their new -barn
child, Tva siz s
A , 253, and. $1,00 at all dealers.
IKINLOSS.
Wednesday of list week a hiehly re•
speoted pioneer of this township passed
away in the person ot Sarah Johnson,
beloved wife of Mr Richard Pettypiece.
Deceased was aged 83 years and had for
many years been a respected resident of
the township. The funeral took plane
to Tiffin's cemetery on Friday after.
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Health Depends on Good Blood•
Everyone who uses Ferrozone has good
color and great vitality. Reason for this
is Ferrozone's power to create nourishing
blood. "I was broken down, had no
strength and oouldu't eat" writes Mrs.
Chas. Benny of Claque, Oat. "My
nerves were irritable, I was thin -blooded
and constantly unhappy. I tried Ferro -
zone. It gave me new energy,force, vim.
It brought me strength -made me well."
Greatest tonic and re -builder ever known
is Ferrozone. Sold everywhere in 500.
boxes.
ST. HELENS.
John Clark, of Pittsburg, spent his
holidays ander the parental roof.
Geo. Scase, of Cape Town, South
Africa, is spending a few days at the
home of Geo. Asquith.
Master Lorne Firth, of London, is
spending a month's holidays at the borne
of his aunt, bars, R. K. Miller.
Miss Maggie and Chrissy Carr, of
Sarnia, are spending a few weeks at the
home of their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Ramage.
We must congratulate our teacher.
Miss Anderson, on getting her full class
of five pupils through the entrance
examination. This reflects credit on
both teacher and pnpils.
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She Was Wild VVitit Paid
From Willow Creek, Ont., Miss E.
Diegel writes: "A few years ago I was
drenched with rain and got lumbago; it
was like a steel rod piercing my back.
-I also had earache and jest wild with
pain. I applied batting soaked with
Nerviliue to my ear and rubbed on Ner-
viline for the lumbago. That rubbing
relieved and in a few hours I was well.
No other liniment could do this." It's the
penetrating power of Nerviline that
makes it suparior to all other liniments.
Nothing beats it, 25c. at all dealers.
SLOER1S.
Township Council met on Monday.
Minutes in our next issue.
Many of our residents spent Wednes•
day at Kincardine.
The machine was at 11/filler Bros; 6th
line, and at S. Caldriok's, 2nd line last
week threshing Fall wheat. Results are
good as to sample and yield.
A letter from Wm. Mitchell, from
Battlford, Sask., says he is well and well
pleased with the country. He is a sou of
Richard Mlitohell, 3rd line.
The Voters' List for 1906 has been
issued and was first posted up on August
1st. There are 697 nawea in part 1; 94
in part 11; and 41 part 111; 832 in all.
416 are competent to serve as Jim's.
Alex. Metntosh and wife, of Langdon, -
North Dakota, were welcome visitors at
the home of the latter's mother, ire.
Ann Smith, 6th Hue, who has been very
poorly of late.
Barely meet Through It.
A terrible experience had Edw. J.
O'Connor of Sault Ste. 14farie. "From
boyhood" he writes, "I have been a con-
stant sufferer
on•stantsufferer from asthma and catarrh
My nose and throat was i.lways stopped
up and I had drippings in the throat.
When attacks came on I thought Iconld
not live through the night. I would sit np,
gasp for breath and endure great distreisb.
Catarrhozone made me entirely well."
No stronger proof is required. Asthma
is curable, so is catarrh. Ilse "Catarrh -
ozone" and your recovery is guaranteed.
WRST fl:J,p.
MISS Jllie Idilea,of Kincardine is spend
Ing a few weeka with relatives here,
The porn and mangle fickle are looking
beautiful at present, but the turnip crop
so far is very slow growing,
The trustees have engaged Mint Mary
Clark of St. Helens, as teacher :for, the
coming tercel. Mia Clark comes highly
recommended, She is a Normal College
graduate.
Oat of a pleas of six pupils for the
entrance examination five were suocess-
ful, which is an excellent showing and
reflects great credit upon their teacher,
Gordon Wightman,
Few 1Vili Escape
The torturing aches of corns. Be pre-
pared, -the only painless (lure is Put-
nam's Cora Extractor. Fifty years in
use and absolutely guaranteed.
WALTON.
It is our painful duty tbis week to re-
cord the death of Miss Maggie, eldest
daughter of James Smillie, of Grey
township. Miss Smillie bad been a con-
tinuous resident of this locality since
her early childhood, coming hero with
her parents from Soarboro' township.
She was well and widely known and
bighly esteemed because of her good
qualities of both head and heart. She
had been for many yeare an earnest
teacher in the Sabbath School of Duff's
Presbyterian ehurob, Walton; a faith-
ful member of the Ladies' Aid Society,
and a valued member of the 0 E Society
of whiohehe was for some time President.
Her pew in the church was seldom
vacant at any of the services.
CrEE '.
Miss Bertha Harrison, of Kinloss,
Bruce Co., is a visitor at C. McQaarrie's
10th con., this week.
The foundation is ready fora new
brick veneer house to be erected on the
8th con, for Peter Lamont.
The brick work is completed on the
new two $tory cottage ou Charles La-
mont's farm, 7th con. It will be a corn -
Portable home for the proprietor and his
wife.
A letter was received Prom J. J. Stra-
chan, over whose unexplained disappear-
ance so much anxiety was felt. He is
employed on a farm near Elmira and
will likely remain there for a time.
A welcome visitor to Grey is W. L.
MoQuarrie, of Prince Albert, N. W. T.
He has spent several years there and is
in the Crown Land's Department.
We are sorry to hear that Miss Mary
Livingston, of Toronto, who is home ou
a visit, 1 miles north of Brussels, has
been quiet ill with peritonitis, but we
hope the will have a speedy reoovery. ,
John A Brown, son of Councillor Jno
Brown, 10th con., died at hie home near
Neepawa, Mau., on Wednesday, July
25th, aged 28 years, and the funeral was
held on Frilly. From a bad cold tuber-
culosis of the lungs followed and for
about a year he was in failing health.
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Fits Your Case Exactly.
Yon know how you feel, -blue, sickly
and heavy. Each morning you waken
in a dull "dopy" condition and wish it
were night again. Your liver is wroug
and needs fixing with Dr. Hamilton's
Pills; they do cure all liver ills. At once
the system is relieved of poisons, blood
is enriched andpurifled,appetite increases
and digestion pioks up, Health and vigor
return because Dr. Hamilton's Pills
make the body proof against weakness
and disease. For your Iiver,your kidneys,
your stomach, for the sake of your looks
and feelings, try Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
25o. per box at any dealers.
Sentence Sermons.
The hotheaded often get cold feet.
Convenience often poses as conscience.
The honest cask does not fear the
knocker.
It doesn't take many bracers to make
a binder.
Jump at a conclusion and you will
find confusion.
Oily words easily gush from rooky and
barren hearts,
Things are not sanctified by taking out
their sweetness.
While sympathy waits for second
thoughts selfishness gets the floor.
Trouble is the only thing that comes in
answer to the prayer for eomthing to
turn up.
Yon can discount the patriotism that
never warms up till the pooketbook is in
danger.
FARM LABORERS WANTED WEST
C.P.R. Special Low-tL.. Excursions
Western Drop prospects have never
been more promising, anti avith a bum-
per harvest, absence of rust, and favor-
able weather condition, the only trouble
left to the farmer in Manitoba and
Saskatchewan is the soaroity of men for
harvesting. It is reported on good
authority that at least 25,060 1>barers
will be needed in these provi.' 9+ and
this 1n considered a modest :: imate by
those who realize that the ' : rvest of 1006
is to be a record-breake n many ways.
Plenty of work and h' wages is the
order of the daymeet as far as
possible the de,. , d for outside he p the
Canadian Pao., a Railway. will run
special Farm LaborersExoursioue on Au-
gust 14, 17 and 22. The fare to Winni-
peg and tickets to points in Manitoba
and Saskatchewan, where help is needed
is only $12 00; return ticket to starting
point for $18.00 additional
after at
least 30tes a work at harvest.
vs.
It will be Aeen this low rate means to
the man whe does not mind a little work
a remarkably cheap trip to the West.
He will see the country at its golden
beet, spy out the land for bituseir, and
whether a prospective battler or not,
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will array a home richer in experience
and money in pookeet.
For conditions and fel rt'anla
i pa i rs rico
nearest C.,P. R. ticket agent, or write
C. 13. Foster, D P.A., 0.P,R., Toronto.
Dr. Butler:', London, Will be at Qneen'e
hotel on: --Tuesday, Jnne 191h; Tues-
day, July I7th, nowt 1 p.m. to It 30
p.m. Eye, ear, node anti throat conmul-
tations, Byes tested for glasses.
Mother's .Ear
A WORD IN, korNime, NAN, WHNN
NYRa,NO AN INFANT, ANO 1I,0 THIP
MaNTHN THAT COMAE YYFORr THAT
TIM;,
SQOTT'S EMULSION
eAfe Jra THAT ItSTRA $TReNOTH AND
«au,U.'IM,Nfi 00 NA;owasrARV MOA!
THY HLALTH OF MOTH MOTHkff ANO
CNfLD. Send for free sample,.
SCOT re BOWN$, Chemle%
Toronto, Ontario,
Sec. and $i.00; all druggists.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Mr. Wishart will be inducted as
pastor of Melville Presbyterian Church
at Brussels on Thursday of next week.
A meeting of the ministers and laymen
of the Wingham. District of the Methodist
Murrill was held i#i this place on Monday
last.
Mr. Chas. McEiunou, of McMaster
University, will preach in the Baptist.
Church next Sunday morning. Ite the
evening Rev. Mr. Crow will preach.
The usual quarterly sacrament services
ware held in the Methodist Church on
Sunday last. The new pastor, Rev. W.
G. Howson had charge of the services.
The Von. T. B. Richardson, archdea-
con of Landon, was at Exeter on Sunday
and inducted Rev. D. W. Collins. rentor
of the Trivia Memorial Church, at the
morning servio;.
In a certain ohuroh on Sunday even-
ing last the preacher gave a very iuterest-
ing and instructive sermon on the quest.
ion of people giving a tenth of their earn-
ings to the church. The sermon was
listened to with much interest, but the
congregatioa was not given an opportun-
ity of letting the preacher know what
effect the sermon had as the service was
ended without lifting the collection.
The services of next Sunday at the
Methodist Ohureh are a part of the Sum-
mer School program. At 11 a. in., the
pastor Rev. W. G. Howson, will deliver
a special address to Epworth Leagures.
At 3 p, m. addresses will be delivered by
Rev. W. A. Smith, B. A , B. D., and
Rev. W. S. Fawcett. At 7 p. m, the
pastor will speak on, "The Contagion of
Strength," Good mnoio; good cheer; all
welcome.
THE WEEK'S SPORT,
Iu a game of football at Berlin on
Monday, Seaforth won from Berlin
Rangers. Score 3 to 0.
At Goderich on Monday in a league
lacrosse match, Goderich won from
Clinton by a score of 6 to 5.
The British Bowlers will play at
Clinton on Tuesday., or Thursday of next
week. Two rinks will go from Wing -
ham.
Seaforth won the two protests in the
C. L. A., one against Kincardine and the
other against Wingham, The Wingham
game was ordered to be played over.
Kincardine and Wingham baseball
clubs will play a league game on Friday
afternoon on the Town Park. Game
called at 4 30 o'clock. The baud will be
in attendance.
The Goderich bowling tournment is
being held this week. Three rinks are
in attew.auce from Wingham, viz: -J.
H. Chisholm, Chas, Bell, L. W. Hanson,
R. Vanstone, skip. Thos King, A. H,
Musgrove, Dudley Holmes, A. M. Craw-
ford, skip. C. P. Smith, Dr. A. .1.
Irwin, Alex. Porter, skip. The two
first named rinks went down in the
preliminary of the trophy and Mr,
Porter's rink won out in the first round.
FALL FAIR DAMES.
Wingham
Toronto
London
Goderich Sept. 26.27.28
Blyth Sept. 18.1 ,
Listowel .. , . Sept, 15.26
Lnekgpniate - aea r. 2.3
1'eeswater a Oct. 3.4
Brussels Oct. 4- 5
T -a.
-The Tredie for the baianbe Of 1000
for only 25 cents to new subscribers.
Sept. 27 28
Aug. 27 -Sept. 10
Sept. 7-15
Walter Jackson, who is wanted by the
police of Orangeville, was arrested in
Winnipeg.
Dr. Ovens, London, Surgeon Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc-
ltibbon's drag store, Tuesday, Sept 4th
Hours 2 p. m, to 8 p, m. Glasses prop-
erly fitted.
When making Cherry pies a French
chef recommends adding to the cherries
a small bit of butter. It seems to make
the pies richer.
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-Order the TlatEs for your friends.
25 Cents will pay for the paper for the
balance of 1006.
,Canned Cherries -Use large, firm
cherries, Make a syrup of a half a Ib
of sugar to each pound 0f washed and
etemniei cherries. Add enough water
to moisten the sugar. Boil and as sonm
rises to the top of this thin syrup re-
movo it. Turn the cherries into the
boilingliquid q aids nd cook for Svc minutes,
RemOve the e cherries from the kettle,
pack intopint jars, fill with the boiling
syrup and fit on air -tight Iids:
Many farmyards are troubled with
bnrdooke. The best way to kill them
as far an caperience has shown is to tut
tee plant off an inch or so below the
surface of the ground, with a sharp
spade, and then place two or three tea-
apooaful of a concentrated lye solution
on the root. To make the solution use
three gallons of water to one package of
Gillet'a lye. Theordinary a of w 0 t
y1" Y
ting off the weed with h scythe leaves
room for small shoot to grow which
throw ant burrs that aro very trouble.
some.
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The Gen rat Hardware.
--,RINILER TWINE -Get our prices on Binder Twine.
-Another oar of Cleveland Wire jot arrived; as good as the last.
-Scythes, Snaths, Screen Doors
--arAYRr' s -can at the Central Hardware for your Paints,
--White ,bead and Oil -the beat that can be procured.
--NIX.E13 PAINTS -Faro and fresh,
Bishop & Bali.
l;«'iahleigh's Old Stand - - - WINGFIAJii,
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A HUAVIMER!
The Bee Hive Summer Sale Now On -A Dry Goods
Sale Without a Parallel in This Store's
History --Swarms of Bargains for Everyone.
Corset Values -C. B. C. Trufits are favorites;
beautiful in style and finish, and perfect in fit ; special
20 per cant discount during our Great Summer Salo.
Parasols and Umbrellas -Oar 20% discount
on Parasols and Umbrellas will clear the stook in short
order. ell lines Shawn are perfectly new goods, and
bought for this store's special selling
Clothing Bargains -Wonderful clothing bar-
! geins during this Great Smuttier Sale. All our. fine
Worsted and Tweed Snits, newest styles and colorings,
to go at a saving to yon of 200 on every dollar, Pants,
Overalls and Smocks at same reduction.
Hosiery and Ulndervests-Valves in these
lines are always at top notch for buyers, and the extra
20,,E off will give an opportunity none ehonld miss.
We Say It Is -We say it is a bummer. Come he and yon will be
convinced by hearing the hum of moneysaving prices from oue end of the
store to the other. When this etore makes a statement like the above, the
people know that it means just wbat it says.
.Everything Ines ntled in this Great Summer Sale. Drees
Goods, Print., eiuslins, Silks. Sateens, Sbirtinge, Flannelettes, Wrapper.
i' ettes, Table Linens -in fact all general clry goods and sinallwares ; Men's
Fnrnishinge, etc. Groceries, too, go with the rest.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
Bee Hive Dry Goods Co.
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To M. itoba and Saskatchewan
si 2fgoor i ntghe t
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audndetriocno*nldfiotironhze ebnwt.l
eket.
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Stations south af,
Toronto.
Main line Toront
Junction and To
From all points
Kingston, and
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t not including main line, Toronto to Sarnia, including
to Sarnia and stations north, except north of Cardwell
nto on North Bay Section.
oronto and east to and including Sharbot Lake and
orth of Toronto and Cardwell Junction on North Bay and
Midland . ns.
One way second class Celle ,'• will be sold. to 1Vinniper only.
Representative farmers, anointed by Manitoba and Saskatchewan governments, will meek
laborers on arrival a innipeg.
Free transportation •will . • furnished at Winnipeg to points where laborers are needed.
.S certificate is furnishe when each ticketis purchased, and this certificate, when exeeuten
by farmer, ehowin that laborer has worked thirty days or more, will be honored from
that point for a s cone class ticket back to starting point in Ontario, at MA prior to
Nov. 1st, 1906.
'rickets will be issued t women as well as to men, but will not be isausd tit half fare toehiitirein.
Tickets are good only,:n special Farm Laborers' trains.
1' . r full particulars sec nearest C.P.It., ticket agent, or
write 0. B, Foster, D. P.A., Q,P•ea, Toroute,
THE BEST
WINGHAM
SECUKE A
PLACE IN
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Piano
Organ
oIi
Violin
IS AT
DAVID BELL'S
Terms to suit purchaser.
$25
Diamond
Ring
We make a apeCialty of a
ring at this price. It is
exceptional
value. e. W e have
sold hundreds of them.
Express charges prepaid.
Money refunded if not per-
fectly satisfactory.
C. H. Ward & Co,
LONDON, ONT.
SpOcialists in Diamonds and
Cut Glass.
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WIN GE AM
Flour ills
'There are tae things necessary
to make good Flour: Good wheat,
a good miller,aud good machinery.
We have these three in our mill.
All the Manitoba Wheat we use is
No. 1 ; this is wbat "Five Lilies"
Floor is made from ; the strength
is not lessened any in 'Five Lilies'
by electrical or any other process
in oder io make it white, but it is
white, pure and healthy in Ito own
natural strength. So if eon Wish
the best Manitoba Flour be sure
to get the " .Wive Lilies;" do not
be put off with any other. If your
dealer does not keep it, there are
plenty of others who do.
Oar "Star" Flour is vory pop-
ular. We believe it is the BEST
FAMILY FLOI it on the market to-
day, as it has the qualities for both
bread and pastry. Give vournext
order for "Star" and you will be
satisfied.
PRICE LIST
Five Lilies flour, } bi, $2.25 to $2.50
Prairie Rose " " 205 to 2.80
Star - 'r " 200 to 2 25
Cream Pantry* Flour 100 to 2,20
Low grade Flonr,tori 26 00 to 27 00
Bras, per ton - 10.00 to 18 00
Shorts, " - - 22 00 to 23 00
Screenings 18 00 to 20.00
Chop, per ton - 20.00 to 28 00
Winter Wheat, bus. .73 to .75
Goose " " .70 to .70
Manitoba " " .88 to .00
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Goods delivered promptly to alt
1 parts of the town,
HOWSON, HARVEY
LBROCKLEDANK.
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