HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-11-15, Page 5i
The Home of
Good Clothing
presents its compliments
and invites you here to -mor-
row and Saturday. This
store offers • the ad vant ages
of selection from the finest
lines of Overcoats this age
has produced, ani begs to
say in connection therewith
that quality rules supreme,
no matter what price.
Styles:..... .
above criticism
Values , ......
Unapproached.
We planned to have the
best Overcoats in town ; we
think we've got them.
We've an Overcoat for
every man's form, for every
man's notion and for every
man's purse. We've got
the Overcoat for you. Costs
you nothing t t look at it,
and only a moderate price
to wear it.
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Men's Overcoat s.
Men's Black Melton Overcoats $10.00 to $18 50
eri, Men's Black Beaver Overcoats 7 50 to, 12.0.
::, Men's Import'd Fancy Tweed Overcoats - 7 50 to 14 00
•"'"1"aa Men's New Stripe Overcoats 7 50 to 10 00 _
Men's New Black Frieze Overcoats6.90 to 10.00li
ad esasease :rag ti
Remember, we are the only clothing storein-Wingham which hae
absolutely new goods -no old chestnuts frompast years to offer ydu.
Bays' Overcoats.
We are having a great run on our Boys' Lang Overcoats,
sizes 22 to 30. Price $4 50
:Youths' Overcoats.
We have a.large range of Youth's Overcoats in all the
new patterns, overoheoka, stripes and plain blank,
sizes 31 to 35. Prices. $6.00 to $10 00
Or Big baggaine in Men's and Boys' Suits.
Mr Boots, Shoes, Robbers, Trunks and Valises.
' Men's Fur and Far -Lined Coats.
The R. 1-1.
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Healing or Cooking Sioves
WOOD on COAL.
We oan save you from $2 00 to $5.00 on a stove. We need your money
and will give you Yea value. Bargains in Second -Hand Stoves.
Bishop & Bali.
THE CENTRAL HARDWARE, WINGHAM.
lovielus Shoes
For Men
In the newest shapes, made from the bolt
materials, portent fitting, and guaranteed to give
the best of satisfaction in every particular.
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Also very title lines of aadles , II2isses and
Children's Shoes.
Rubbers, Overshoes, Rubber Emits, oto.,
a great variety to ohoode from, at very moderato
prices.
R. Johnston
SHOE DEALER
T.IE IVINGJWt T ES, NON -EMBER 15 1906
oitICx.
Traok laying is done on the C. P. R.
nearly to the new station near Monoriefi
and ballasting ie in progress further East
now.
We were somewhat sarprissd to hear
that. Silo. N. Smith, 16th .Clan, intends,
going West to Elineaton locality,
John Menary has sold his 100 acre
farm, Let 15, Oen. 9, to his brother, John
Menary, of the same line, for the sum of
$1500,
Miss Sadie MoTaggart, formerly of
the 16th con,, who hats been living at
Lumsden, Sask., will leave shortly for
Prince Albert, where he will make her
home,
Ever Bove Cramps.
Kind of fierce to be tied up is a knot
at midnight with cramps. Keep Nervi.
Jibe handy, Ton drops quiets cramps in.
stantly. Used ocoaatoually Nerviline
prevents this trouble entirely, From
Stratford, Oat., Wm. Dee wxitet3: "Neth.
ing I know of will give snoh quick re-
lief to cramps, oollo or pahein the atom-
aoh as Nerviline. if you feel sgneantish
or siok, just ten drops of Nerviline in
water and you're well neat minute."
Th`nk of the protection and comfort
contained in a 25o bottle of Nerviline,
and get it today.
BLYTB
The of ficial news of the G & G. now
states that the rails will be in Blyth on
the 15th. 0
A Balaton has purchased the house
belonging to •Ohatles Hamilton, on
Queen street, and intends removing it to
another lot and building a good, house
on the property.
Word was received here of the sudden
death of Mrs. A. B. Eddington, Eilis-
bora', Asea., who was formerly Miss
Ruth Page was well known to the peo-
ple of Blyth and surrounding country.
Deceased died on Thursday, Ootober
25th. She was married to her now
bereft partner last December, who form-
erly came from Kincardine vicinity. A
baby was born about a week before her
death.
Prominent manufacturer Speaks.
In Vanleek Hi 1, Ont, no one is better
known than Geo. S. Watson. When he
says "Oatarrbozone is a real cure," de-
pend on it being so. "My wife" he
writes " was subjeot to bad attacks of
throat irritation and bronchitis. Many
remedies were tried but few proved at
all useful. Catarrhozone was different.
It seemed to get right at the sore spots
and brought relief quickly. We have'
found.Oatarrhozone an absolute ours for
bronchitis and catarrh." Nothing cures
morequiokly so get it to day, two size,
25c`snd $1.00 at all dealers;
TURNBERRY.
Report of S. S. No. 6; Turnberry.
Names in order of merit. Asterisk after
the names of those absent.
Sr. xv G. McCormick, S. King, V.
Chandler, S. Goy, H. Mitchell*
Jr. iv V. Showers, S. Dickson, R.
Porter.
Sr in B. Little, W. Jamas, N. Me-
Kagne, R. McKagne; M. Chandler:
Jr in V. King, G. Snell, A. McKinn-
on W. McKagae, R, Fallis.
Sr u B. Holmes, E. Failte, P. Faille,
A. Foxton, E, Dickson.
Jr Ir (a) B. Chandler, J. Holmes, J.
McKaguo, L. Snell, M. Goy*
(b) M, Porter, G. Dalgleisoh.
Pt it H. Paxton, P. King, E. Linklat-
er, C. Showers.
Sr r E. Chandler, L James, G. Fallis.
Jr z R. McKagne, H. Holmes, H.
Showers, H. Fallis.
A. A. LAltfoNSY, Teacher.
Resign From The Worry Club,
Life 1.e a rush, but we can't all get
there together. Iu consequence, we
worry -Can't help it because nerves are
weak, vitality is burnt up and there's no
staying power left. Cut out the worry
part, and Build up. Let Ferrozone help
you, It's a most strengthening nutri-
tive tonin. Fills the blood with iron,
supplies building material for worn out
organs, generates the sort of vitality that
makes yon want to do things. No medi-
cine more helpful for men, women and
children who need strength and staying
power. Try Forrozone, 50o per box at
all dealers.
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BRUSSELS.
Last week a new metalie shingle roof
was put on the stable belonging to the
Methodist church property. The build-
ing will be overhauled next Spring.
From Brussels and the railway sta-
tions hear by the W. G. & B., it is ex-
pected that over 3000 barrels of apples
will be shipped this fall. They will go
to Winnipeg and the Old Country
chiefly.
The second fiat of Walter Lowry's
stone stable, Mi11 etreet, has been teased
by Jne. Cardiff and Sao. Long who have
entered into partnership as agents of
the Massey -Harris machinery.
Frank Douglas, to Colorado, 15 here
on a visit with his mother and sisters.
He is in the mining business and has
been through Nevada and California as
well as the fleet mentioned State. It is
9 years since he went West.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. John
Kay, daughter of the tate Jatnee Dron,
formerly of Enamels, died in Detroit on
Monday of last week, leaving a daughter
eight days old.
GGfnIGHAIyC Med Mo0allum, an omployeo of the
Stratford postofflos, died suddenly.
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Rapid changes of temperature are hard
on the toughest constitution.
The conductor passing from the heated
inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature
of the platform -the canvasser canvasser spending an
hour or so in a heated building and then
walking against a biting wind --know the
difficulty of avoiding cold.
Scott's mui.s orz strengthens the
body, sothat it can better' withstand the
danger of cold from changes of 'temperature.
It will help you to avoidtaking cold.
ALL DRUGGISTS; 80c. AND $1.00.
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Christmas Presents
Now is the time to select your presents, while
the assortment is Iarge. Select them now and
have us lay them away for ou. We have a
large assortment of
.Necklaces, Brooches, Fancy Bracelets, Etc.
Fine Watch Repairing a specialty. Jewelry made to order.
KAISER, the Jeweler
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Wanted A
To learn to operate hosiery knitting maobines. 13egi
perwe •k and put on piece work as soon as they can
be earning from $1.00 to $t 25 per day in from 6
operators earning as high as $2 50, Hig , est w
operators. We will procure good boar• at
applicants, if desired,
We lave the largest, best equipped and most
f tctory in Oanid t; running all the year.
This advertisement will he withdrawn as soon
filled. Apply early, to
rs paid $3 00
n more. Should
8 weeks. Expert
es paid to experienced
25 to $2 50 per week for
comfortable hosiery
as these positrons are
Clipktark Knitting,Co,' Ltd.
CLINTON - ONTARIO.
TEES`,PATO. ed 4 times this year by the messenger of
death, calling away a sou of Alex.
Fcrrest, Miss Smillie, W. J. Jobneton,
and Alex. Forrest.
Thos, Julian, who woraed for Robert
Currie, 3rd line, for some time, had the
misfortune to lose his left band this
Fall. He was out shooting and the gun
exploded shattering his hand eo badly it
had to be amputated. Mr Ju.ian is here
on a visit and is making favorable pro-
gress.
rogress.
A wedding was oelebrated in Sr.
Michael's church, Monday morning,
Nov. 5th, when Mies Maggie Nolan be-
came tho bride of James Ryan, all of
Mdrris Township. Tho bride was dress-
ed iu a travelling suit of red and a hat
to match. The happy couple were sap•
ported by Miss Nellie Ryan and J. Ryan
They were united by Rev. Father Han -
lou in the presence of n large assembly.
During the special aervioes held litre
by the Evangelists Crossley and Hunt er
333 persons expressed a desire to live a
better and a more Christian life by sign-
ing a declaration to that effect. These
were divided among the various cle-
nominttlone as fellows: Presbyterians
210, Methodist 114, Anglicans 7, Catho-
lics 2. The cash opntributions at the
various meetings .amounted to $556, and
the expenses to $113, leaving the evauge-
lists about $440. The first meeting was
held on October the 7th and the last on
• October 25th.
A. Question Often Asked.
Why so many people feel worse afer
taking pills than before? Trouble is
that drastic pills are need. No remedi-
al action is obtained, the bowels are irri-
tated and dreadful constipation follows.
In using Dr. Hamilton's Pills you are scar -
cely conscious of having taken medicine.
Although very mild. Dr. Hamilton's
Pills do regulate the bowels, etimulate
normal actions of the glands, and create
neither nausea, gripiug or violent action
Positively. guaranteed for biliousness, in-
digestion, stomach, liver and kidney ails.
For a safe family pili rely on Dr. Hemil.
ton's, 25e per box at all dealers:
MOB MS.
Mise Lizzie Atwood, of Moncrieff has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. J D.
McEwen, 1st line.
At a meeting of the yonr.tz eeople of S.
S. No. 6, Morris, last Tuesde v evening it
et as decided not to hold tee annual
Christmas Entertainment this year.
The anniversary services of .1 ickson's
ehureb, Morris, will be leeld on Sunday,
Deo. 2nd, when a former pastor, Rev.
Wm. Penhall, will occupy the pulpit.
The first line of Morris has been visit-
Eslablisited iSvp
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
cresol'ene Is a boon to Asthmatics
Does it not RCM more effective to breathe in n
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy into the stomach'
i re y. 1
it cures because the air rendered strongly anti•
septic is catried over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat.
anent. it is invaluable to mothers with small
children,
Those ofa consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in,
famed conditions of the
throat.
Sold by,ltuggists.
Send pattal forbesktet,
Litairtrid, MILES CO„
1 iirtited, Agents, Mont.
real, Canada. soy
CARE OF THE BABY. ,
A mother's work and worry in caring
for her little ones is greatly lightened if
she has on hand a safe remedy far the
cure of indigestion, colic, sour stomach,
constipation, diarrhoea, simple fevers
and the other little ailments the area apt
to Some to children suddenly or these
tronbles Baby's Own Tabl s are batter
than any other me reuse. They are
midly laxative, pro g&rin their action,
and a few doses usury leaves the child
in perteot health. They do not awful')
an atom of opitate or poisonous soothing
stuff. They always do.good-they can-
not possibly do harni, and may be given "
with equal safety to the n••w born in-
fant or well grown child. Mrs, Regi-
nald James, Fenaghvale, Out , says: "I
have used Baby's Own Tablets and find
them unexcelled as a medicine for
children. They promote sleep and gen.
eral good health." "You - can get the
Tablets from your druggist or by mail
at 25 cents a box by writing The Dr.
Wiliiauis' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont
LOWEn WI.Te.IFI AAr,
S. S. No 11, Turnbcrry. Report for
October.
Jr xv Roy Netterfleld, Mary Carrie.
Sr Ili Edna Finley, Eva Linklater,
Maggie Reid, Eddie Lockridge,
Jr In Willie Styles, Aggie Finnen,
Grape Sheriff, Ruby Forsyth, Oasburn
Austin.
Sr it Alfred Leckridgo, Frank Leek.
ridge, Willie Srigley, Wilbert Mowbray.
Jr ix Staten Welsh, Minnie Stimulate,
,Alvin Groves, Susan Sherrill`, Vernon
Allenby, Beattioe Johnston.
Sr Pt if Jessie Carrie, Rosa l*orsy+th,
Sammy Styles.
Jr Pt u Myrtle Lockridge, Alvin
Reid.
Sr Pt t Milton Groves, Francis Lock.
ridge, Aggie Gray, Daisy Ashby, Std :ley
Baker, Leonard Adams, Willie Aus in,
Alfred Liekrtdge obtained higbeat
standi.g for tho month,
IV, D,1 isilts;n, Teacher.
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THE LEADING STORE
ISARD'S GREAT
C:ut ra Price Sale
Twenty Thousand, Dollars
Worth of New Goods
to Choose From.
Move Quick -We Can Save You Money. - Come in
the morning if possible.
Cottons
A lot of 'Mill Ends to clear. Regular
value 10e and 120, Your choice
per yard - ,07
Prints
Your choice of the best Crams Prints
only - - .10
Coats
A line of Children's Coats to clear
at - - - $1.05
- Hose
10 dozen Seamless Ribbed. Cashmere
Erose, worth 35c. nn sale at .25
Underwear
Men's Heav' Wool Shirts and Draw-
ers, worth 65e, sale price .50
Collars
Ladies' New Silk Callt>re, just hi.
regular 35u, your choice .25
Dress Goods
Pretty Plaids, double wil h, regu-ar
35c goods on sale for - .25
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Hose •
5 doz. Children's Black Ribbed Cash-
mere Hose, all woo , good value
at 20e, our cut price - .15
Carpets
36 inch Union Carpet, worth 35c,
for - - - .25
Overalls
Men's Heavy Mole Overalls, while
they last, only - .75
Table Linen
Extra Heavy Wide Table Linen, 50e
quality for - - .40
Lase Curtains
12 pairs Fine .Lace Curtains, 3 yds
Zoog, good value at $1.00, sale
price - . - .75
Matting
Heavy Japan Matting, 1 yard wide,
regular 20e, for - - .15 A lot of Men's Silk Ties; new pat-
terns, worth 25a, on sale at .19
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Plaids
10 pieces new Plaids, all fast colors,
nice quilt linings, sale pride ,O5
Blankets
Gray or White Flannellette Blankets,
your choice - .75
Golf Jackets
Laaies' Golf Jackets, pore wool, in
white, black, navy and cardinal;
cheap at $2 25, they go at $1.63
Flannellettes
20 pieces Wide Flannellette, new pat-
terns, fast colors, worth 7o and
ea, for - - .05
Overcoats .
Men's Heavy Black Orereoats, new
style, wen made, regular van e
$8 00, on sale at - $6,50
Suits
Boys' Suits, signs 33, 34 35,regular
five dollar value, on sale $3.75
Dress Goods
A line of Fancy Flake Dress Goods
to clear. reettiar $1 00, for .50
Baking Powder
1 -pound tins of Art Baking Powder,
v, u h gruntteware premium worth
50s to GOc; your choles for .41
. Tea
No. 1 Uncolored Japan Tea, gond
baring at 25c, our pride - .20
Jackets
Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, lined,
regular six and seven dollar yarn
for - - 85.00
Towelling
Extra heavy Linen Towelling, worth
10e, for - - - .08
Socks
Men's heavy Wool Socks, regular 25o
value for - - .20
Ties
Ribbons
a All. colors in Wide Silk Neok Ribbon. Napkins
25o quality .for - - .20 Regular Dollar Table Napkins, nice
si 20c quali y for - - .15 size, for - - .75
Numerous other lines at cut prices we haven't room to
quote here, Come and see ; it will pay you.
No tickets punched or coupons given during Sale.
E. Isard 'Co1
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FURNITURE! FURN1TURE
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S. Gracey has a very fine assortment of riew and up -to -
+e date Furniture, in
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Sideboards, Buffets, Bedroom Suits,
Parlor and Extension Tables, Couches,
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and see what we have. We wilt be pleased to show our moods. Wo
i think we have sotnt'thing that will be to your liking,
i and at very reasonable prices. 4►
For the Fall Trade.
If on want one of "HERCULES"
y n the best Spr%ng Beds that is mads, try the HirRCUi,ES
♦ SPRING. We have them, they are the best for the money. You
can try thorn for a month, and if, nd&'tsatisfaotory return them.
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