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x T IVI GJL.M TIMES, NOVEMBER BEllw 2J I9u
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Crowder's Ten Dollar
Suits nd Overcots
irQA_YRIGiiTCD BrIlICA'WAIDz500.1906
If you have the idea, Mr.
Buyer, that because $1o,00
is all you care to put into a
suit or overcoat, that you'll
have to take something a
bit lacking in style, forget
it. This big clothing busi-
ness owes its existence to
the fact that it takes better
care of the man with this
amount to spend than any
other store can or cares to
do. That it gives him the
same smart, smart styles,
the same high standard of
fit, the same painstaking
and intelligent attention that
it gives to the man who
spends double that amount.
OVERCOATS. --Judge
the variety when we say
that at $lo.00, we show in
black alone 4 destinct styles
and cloths. Fancy stripe
and overcheck effects in this
seasons newest patterns and
shades. All made with
splendid broad shoulders and
perfect fitting collar and
lapels at these three prices
$IO.00 $12 50, $13,50.
SUITS.
A magnificent range of the newest fancy patterns in
hard wearing English worsteds & Scotch
tweeds, blues and blacks, etc., single or
double-breasted styles, all splendidly tailored
and high-class trimmings,unmatchable values
at - - $10.00 and $12.50
We are sole agents for 20th century clothes, the best Wade in Canada.
Boys' Overeoate and Suits at bargain prices.
Men's Coon Coats, Oalf Coats, Dagskin Coats, Wombat Coats, Far
lined Coats, Fur Cape, etc.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS FOR CHRISTMAS.
We have just received a large range of Men's Ties, Mufflers, Gloves,
Shirts, etc. Oommencerag Deo. let store open every evening till 10 o'clock.
The
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the assortment is large. Select them now and
= have us lay them away for ou. We have a
▪ large assortment of
i Neeklaees, Brooches, Fancy Bracelets, Etc.
CFine Watch Repairing a specialty. Jewelry made to order.
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lovictus Shoes
For Men
In the newest shapes, Made from the best
materials, perfeet fitting, and guaranteed to give
the best of sattsfaction in every particular.
Also very fine Iinee of Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Shoes.
Rubbers, Overshoes, Rubber Boots, etc.,
a great variety to choose frown, et very moderate
prices.
R. Johnston
SHOE DEALER. . WIS.v*Ctli.'iDi
r3Ei(e RAY0
Telephones have been eetabiirhed i
ell the leading bpsipess houses of th
village.
A box eootel, under the auspices of
Trinity Church, was held in the Forrest.
era Hall, on Nov. 28th. Atter the bona
were relieved of the good thiogs, a lisle
of Ladies work was held atter whio:l.
a short programme was rtiven.
We are very t:grry to chronicle the
death of Mies Agnes Swindlehuret which
toots place recently at the home ct
her uncle, Mr. W. G. Nieolson. 141e13
Swindlehnrst was a young lady of ex
anent character and will be ration
missed by a large circle of friends
One of the pioneer residents of this
section passed away on Friday last in the
person of Elizabeth Rath, wife of Mr,
Richard Stonehouse. Deceased has been
ailing for some time and her four daugh-
tees, Mrs. Thos. Russell, of Sagt-aaw,
Mich, ; Mrs. T Nixon, Rapid City, Man, ;
Mrs. McBurney, Exeter; and Mre. Thos
0. Wilkinson, of Saskatchewan have
for some time been at her bedside. The
deceased was highly respected sad restat-
ed the age of 73 years. The bereaved
will have the sympathy of the commun.
ity.
You Nay be Sick To -Wight.
Without a moment's warning pain
springs upon us. At the outset it is int
scantly cured by Nerviline. Surprising
what fifteen drops of this marvelous
medicine will do. It's external action
is no less certain than it's wonderful et.
feat when taken internally, Of course
Nerviline is powerful or it couldn't be
so penetrating. But not irritating or
caustic. There are other pain remedies,
but when you use Nervili le you see the
difference. That dilrerenoe is this, ---
others relieve, bet Nerviline does cure
sprains, strains, swelling, earache, tooth-
ache, neuralgia, lumbago, in fact all
muscular paine. Large bottles 25o at all
deaters,
GREY.
R. C. Armstrong, who has been on
the sick list: for the past eight weeks
with typhoid fever, is able to be out
again we are pleased to notioe.
Misses L. and M. Richardson and
Ethel Smith, of Clinton, were visiting
friends on the 4th line.
The station on the G. & G. Railway
Iine between Walton and Monorieff is
to be called MoNaught, we understand.
Geo. McCartney, of Moose Jaw, has
come over to see his wife, who is ill at
her home hers. Ile will probably spend
the winter here.
George Barrows has sold his fine farm
west of Walton, containing 127 4 acres,
to Robert Holmes, MoKiliop, for the
sum of $7,000, The purchaser will get
speedy possession it is said. Mr Barrows'
health has not been very vigorous and
he may take a rest from farming for a
while. We hope he and Mrs. Barrows
will not remove from this locality as
they are highly esteemed people.
Tona.lous Form of ISyetemathc Catarrh.
Not an easy thing to cure, and a
remedy that makes good deserves the
credit. Oatarrhozone cured Chas. H.
Webb of Woodstock, N B., who writes:
'For a number of years I was troubled
with systematic catarrh. It was a very
tenacious form of the disease and noth-
ing helped. I -used Catarrhazone and
got relief. To build up my system I used
Ferrozone. This combination oau't be
beaten, They oared me." Your case
may be ohrosio bat Catarrhozone will
drive oat catarrh and keep it out. Two
sizes, 25e and $t.00 at all dealers, sold
under guarantee of satisfaotion.
JAMESTO WN.
Mr. A. F. McDonald has been engtged
to teaoh in S. S. No. 10, Morris for 1907.
G. E. Coombes' have left their farm
at Jamestown, and are now comfortab-
ly settled in Mole sworth. ,We wish
them success in business.
The people of Jamestown are endeav-
ing to 'form a Literary society for the
winter. It is a pleasant way to spend
the winter evenings, and the meetings
are also very instructive.
William Hogg has now returned from
Washington Territory where he has re•
sided for the last few years. Mr. Hogg
intends to remain in Grey for some time,
Crawford Strachan returned from Pine
River on Taesday. He visited his broth-
er and sisters at the lake. the pnrchae.
ed a fine colt from his brother and
brought it home by train.
The beef -ring is closed for the year.
We had one of the best of hatchet's and •
eveyone was satisfied this summer. The
final meeting of the shareholders vrill be
held this week.
The Tremble] of Old Age,
With the advance of years the vital
functions of the body slow down. In
consequence the organs of secretion suf-
fer, the action of the bowels are lessen; -
ad and there is no longer healthy ciren-
latlou. The brain is congested with
blood, giddiness, trembling and cold ex-
tremities are Common. No assistauce is
so potent as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. I3y
their direct action on the stomach, liver
and kidneys they cause an immediate
change. Mild, tree from gripe, strength-
ening and cleansing the whole system,
no medicine is so valuable in old age as
Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut. Try these Pills, 26e per box
Mall dealers.
Council met on Nov. 20th. Members
present. Jae, Donaldson Reeve, Geo.
Falconer, Wm. Baptist, Jae. Kuntz, 5,
L. Purvis being present. '
Kuntz--Baptist.—That Geo. Falconer,
be appointed chairman of the finance in
the abgeneo of Purvis.—Carried.
Thos �e,liaatH [h
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e and Officer o a d the
Chairman of the Board of Health pre-
sented their reports of the Sanitary eon
dltion of the Township for the current
year.
Kuntz ---1 beonee.—That the report of
the Medical Health Officer and Ohair•
man of the Board of health be received
and adopted. ----Carried.
Baptist---Tantz.—That a job be let to
gravel about 20 rode on the 6th totem -
stern opposite lot 25 as the Ned is in bad
condition the same to be let ;,y Geo, Fat-
coner,—Carried.
Kuntz --Baptist.•-1 hat tel Saml. Lind -
nay has made complaint.that one day of
hie Statute was returned undone by the
Pathniaster, and the same was charged
in his taxes. He claims that his Statute
labor was performed iu full and requests
the ilouncil to refund the money'. That
the matter be laid over unlit next meet.
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Grippe or Influenza, whichever you like
to call it, is one of the most weakening
diseases known.
$aott'4 Emulsion, which is Cod
Liver Oil and Hypophosphiites in easily di-
gested form, is the greatest strength -builder
known to medical science.
It is so easily digested that it sinks into
the system, Itpaking new blood and new fat,
and strengthening nerves and muscles.
Use Scott's Einal,acion after
Influenza.
Invaluable for coughs and Colds,
ALL DRUGGISTS; 8Oc. AND $1.00.
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R. KNOX'S ANNOUNCEIVIENT 'c
TO GW ST AS BUYI RS ! I
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H ving such a large stock of Chi.mas Goods,
everything will be sold at prices that wi sell then See I
our stock and prices before purchzsi elsewhere.
lI EADQVABTE a FOR 5
• Watches, Clocks, Gold and Plated we y, Silverware, Silver and Ebony Z
s Novelties, Fancy Sets and Boxes, t Wood and Leather Guide, Fancy
Chinaware and novelties, Gold, liver and Pearl Umbrellas. Specta-
cles in gold and silver. Fancy Stationery, Gift Books, Novels,
Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, Childreu's Fancy Goods,
Christmas Cares and Calendars, Picture Books, Dolls
Toys, Musical Instruments, Cameras, Comic and
Sonvenir Post Cards.
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Opposite Queen's Hotel.
cilw 25c in cash or trade allowed on all purchases of
$5.0o worth of goods.
Fine Watch, Clack and Jewelry Repairing a specialty.
R. KNOX
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ing.of Council for further inquiry.—
Carried.
The following accounts were passed
and cheques is'ned in payment of the
accounts:—Swartz & Eedy, spikes, 57c;
A. Schaeffer, covering culvert, 50; Jas
Day and others, repairing hill and sink -
bole, $103.;39; A Beingessner, gravel,
$8 81; J. A. McLean, hemlock lumber
for snow fence, $29 40; Jesse Johnston,
eelecting jurors', $3 00; Wm. Sproals,
grading and building culverts, $42 00;
Hy- Marchant, 00 yards of gravel $0,30;
Wm Casitelr,,bnilding snow fence, $27;
Win. Case, 35 yards of gravel, $2 45; Dr,
Stewart, examining indigent and pupils
in school and services ou Board ot
Health, $5.0,; Wm. Backing, covering
bridge and building railing,$143 08; Wm.
Richardson, putting in culvert, $30 20;
Win. Taylor, gravel, $3.01; Dr. Gilles,
examining pupils S. S. No. 5, $2 0:); A.
Simpson, inspecting contract, $1.65; Jno
Turner, suiting hill, $40,00; Jas. Why -
tock, repairing hill, 75c.
The Council then adjourned to meet
again on Deo. 15th as per statute.
CMAs. BUTTON, Clerk.
Mr. Adam Simpson, of the 2nd con •
cession, has sold his farm, the old home-
stead, to Mr. Miles Moir, who for the
past three years has been on W. J,
King's farm. The price paid was $2,-
800. Mr. Simpson will likely invest .in
another farm.
David Ritchie, whose death was re.
corded last week was born in Tortes -
shire, Scotland on lith of January, 1828
At the age of eight years he came to
Canada with his parents who, after liv-
ing for a short time in Montreal settled
on a farm in the County of Chateangay.
When the deceas. d and his elder brother
became young men they to ,k up fame
in Fertile Creek, Que. In the year 1856
he was married to Mary MoKell, who
still survives him. In 1869 he 'told out
to his brother and coming to Oulrees
settled on the farm on which he resided
until his death, He was a hard workiug
and industrioas man, when but a mere
lad he drove a horse and care on the
Beantbarnois Canal and worked at
carpentering at tinges besides clearing
his f' -ams. He was ill oult two days
with pneumonia. He vat s life-long
Presbyterian and was op;•• - d to the
use of the organ and he i•• t book in
public worship. Ia politics he was a
Liberal.
110 %ICK.
On Tuesday, November 20th, Nancy
Jaques, beloved wife of Charles .i3.
Harris, departed this life, aged 85 years
and 9 months. Deceased took sink with
pleuro -pneumonia, which gradually be-
came worse, and she passed away after
Established .1579
Whooping Cough, Croup, llronthitls
Cough, Grip, Asthma, (Diphtheria
Cresolefte is a boon to Antllat`..fici;
Boca it not seem trtoto ore, nv . to latathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the 1 re. tbing organ,
than to take the remedy into th!stomach r
It cures because the sir rendered strongly anti-
septicis carried over the ditiea-ed sur.;,' with
every breath, giviat/ prolonged and constant treat.
mens. It is tavahsable to ns.,at:rs ui:1( small
ebitdr n,
Riwseafrteansumptu'e ". se
tendency find immediate jf
relief groin coughs or in. p,t�
dorsad conditions of t1;6 . 110
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Sold by dtugetsts.
Seadpostalf rbu.l ler.
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real, Canada. goy
intense suffering. Mrs. Hsrris was the
4th daughter of the late John J.tq¢e3,
and was married to her now bereft nus
band 12 years azo last June. These few
short years were spent on the farm two
miles south of Furdwich. By their no -
ion throe children were bora —threw
boys, the youngest a babe of tsva weeks
and three days—to whom she was ever
*true and kind mother.
Iavalnable For Nursing Mothers.
With nursing chines an unceasing
strain on the mother's vitality. The
blood -is weakened Nerves are irritable
throagh lass of teem. Acxiety and cute
break down even th.+ strongest. Expert.
ease teaches that nothing is more help.
ful than Ferrezene. What au appetite
it brings! No blood former or item
tonic more potent, no medicine known
that so steadily brings back the health,
vigoc and spirit that mothers r'quire.
It's because Ferrozane nourithee, be.
utilise It supplies the material for re-
bnildiug that it does such permanent
good, 5Oa per box at all dealer's.
WEST WAWA IN OSii.
(.nonoil hitt as per adjournment, on
Nev. 17 Members an present. Reeve
Bailie In the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and con-
firmed. The Treasurer's statement
showed balance on hand of $618.89, read
and fl e4.
The Reeve nncl Clerk were instrnnted
to prepare a by -las and have ebentures
ready by matt meeting for Kirk's drain,
on motion of Murray and Anderson
The Clerk was ills ructed to notify the
Sterling Bank not to collect any taxies
a for Dec. 15th.
Jas. Campbell was paid grave' tree net
-'cif $5.36 due since 1905, on motion ot
Meted and Murray. All accounts nisei/1st
the Township must be presented by Drc.
15th lir they will not be honored after
that date.
Taxes not pail by Dao 15 will have
5% added after that data.
A number of claques were issued
which will appear in the filianeial state•
ment. Council adjourned to met t on
Dec. 15th at 10 o'clock.
Andrew Knight, 8th line, disposed of
a 5 months old heavy draft colt recently
for the handsome figure of $170 00.
The annual entertainment and Christ-
mas Tree of the Sunshine Sunday School
will be held on December 18th.
The anniversary services of Jackson's
church, 8th line, Morris, will be held on
Sunday, Dec 2nd, when a former pastor,
Rev. Win, Fantail, of Monktou, will
occupy the pulpit.
Patrick and Mrs. McCabe, of Ottawa,
are welcome visitors at Thomas Russell's
0th line. Tho first named is a brother
to Mrs. Russell but they had not suet far
52 years,
The 100 acre farm, 7th line, known as
the "Davey Maxwell" property, has
been purohased by Thuell Bros., of
Brussels, from 3' & J Heffron, of l3Iyth.
Price is said to be :3,200. There aro 12
aeree of good hardwood bush still on the
farm which will be of considerable valne
to the new owners for running their
el'ctrio light plant and chopping mill at
Brussels.
Sunday', Nov. 18th, the spirit of Miss
Mary Letitia, youngest daughter of the
late John Cook, Oth lino, soak its flight.
She had not enjoyed very rugged health
far the past 5 years and had been eon-
tidetably worse for two months prior to
her demise but was only in bed a week
before the call °ante Dropsy was the
(anile of her death. "dire Coote was •
THE LE WWN STORE
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Cut Price Sale
Shill Going On
We've satisfied hundreds of customers with big value
giving since this sale began ; and there's no
reason why every visitor will not go away well
pleased with value received. We sell what
we advertise, and live up to every
promise we mike.
Tables of Bargains.
TABLE NO. 1—Fauoy Plaid Dress Goods Sic
TABLE NO. 2—Boys' Heavy Fleece Lined Underwear 35c
TABLE 1tO. 3—Ribbons, all colors, plain and fancy 15c
TABLE NO. 4—Wide Neck Ribbons, worth `150, for 20e
TABLE NO. 5 -Flannellette Blankets, nice size, .. fisc
TABLE NO. 6—Heavy Ribbed Seamless hose, 35e, for 25c
TABLE NO. 7—Mill Beds Factory Cotton, reg 10 to 12/c, 7c
TABLE NO. 8—Ledies' Vests, worth 25c, to clear at • 20c
TABLE NO. 9—Wide Flannellette, fast colors, sale • 5e
TABLE NO. 10—Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties, worth 35c, for 25c
CLOTHING.
Big stock of the best makes of Clothing on second
floor. We save you honey on every -dollar's worth
of clothing bought here ; the right style and fit
guaranteed. See our Suits and Overcoats
at $6 00 -- big value. Overalls 75c.
Smocks 75c Pants $1.25,
Boys' Reefers, only $2.00
FARMERS.
WANTED—Large quantities Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples,
P. Potatoes, Poultry. We pay the highest price
for Dry Picked Fowl.
Agents for New Idea Patterns. Price on•
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Brunswick Hotel, Win
with every Irina. and stvl
Toupees, B tugs—wavy ea 3 p
in every length and shale.
His Art Styles are know
Be sure to visit his Show Rn
He will, free of charge. d ^ti;
suitable and becoming to yo
and Younger A•rpearauc-.
Gentlemen Who Are
Patent Feather Weight T
heads.
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gym, - Thursday, Banner fith
of Lilies' null Gentlemen's Wigs,
sin fronts. 5 vitohes of ail l;ng hsir
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and worn by alt clas4c+s evarywh'ro
one at hotel and ewe nis nrw tenign4
iu itr rte by fittln.,A you what is ul- t
Their use a les Health, Cam:ore
a,ld eueald investieste anti sqa his
p.!es ani Wigs, worn 00 over 75 030
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FUTUE! RJflNITURE 1
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For the Fall Trade.•
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S. Gracey has a very fine assortment of new and up -to- i
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date Furniture, in •
Sideboards, Buffets, Bedroom Suits,•
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Parlor and. Extension Tables, Couches, 2
Mattresses, $ pring . Beds, etc., etc. ••
It you want anything in the Furniture line brie full, before yen bnv come •
and see what we have, iia will be pleated tc Wear carr go•':le. We
think we have snmothine that will be to tentr tieing, 2
and at very rt unable pri.-ts. •
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If you -,tent one of the le et Sprin., i'i- !e that is made, try tee "IIEEICULE5" •
SPRING We have than. th-'y ere the best for the motley. Yen •
een try them for it month, (I U,1 if not natiefactory rot aria theta. •
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i ewe Lava a few pintos of rlleilVilD1J;`i`h and a few 1�'I,C)l)l1v It CGS •
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iC7 i IntInin; neetee.aa nee:Il;nen .A. : n lenT tteel.�.r' -'�7- •
+iltgoer sl t;tin- vis,tl twsepia:- .a S•41,
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1 oen on the farm on which sale died and
W.119 „4 rear(' of t14aUPI` l ro,?ne-re aro a .nt .r
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Haurilton. Mro (leak tit ti years ego, 1"arnitUi"t°i; iDealelr and l ➢rill;tit a Undertaker
end Mr. Cool: pain °lature'b debt last • •
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