The Wingham Times, 1907-02-14, Page 5Mvantajes of
Buyinyour
GlothinA now
Never before were such prices given as are
quoted below. We must reduce the stock
in order to make room for new goods.
It is your chance to save some
money and we are the losers.
Study a few of these prices.
Fancy Tweed Suits in Youths' and Men's
• seasonable goods, in sizes from 33 to 39,
worth from $5.5o to $7.5o, your hoice
for - - - $4.00
Men's Fancy Tweed Suits, size 36 to 44,
regular $6.75, $7.00 an• $7.75, your
choice for - -
- $4.50
Men's Black and Navy Serge Suits, sizes
36 to 44, regular prices $900, $9.50
$1o,00, your choice for - - $6.00
6 Suits only, in Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds,
sizes 40 to 46, worth from $9,00 to
$12.00, your choice for
- - $6.00
Furnishings at a Discount.
We are giving a straight discount of 25 per
cent off all lines we sell and we sell every- -
thing a man wears. No old goods in
stock.
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Successors to The R. H. CROWDER CO.
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ea ea That first little tinkle becomes a
• cough, the cough grows heverei is neg-
Clooted and travels down to the lungs.
Treat throat trouble before it gets sev-
ere, Catarrhozone heals, allay; iuflam-
li mation, cures throat and bronchial
trouble quickly. A marvel worker is
Catarrhozone which prevents thousands
of catarrh victims from contracting con-
sumption. Recommended by doctors,
proved by time to be unfailing. Catarr-
hozone is just what you need. 25o and
$1,00 sold; everywhere.
THE WENGlAM TEMES, FEBRUARY 14 1907
MOG1118.
,Ino. Davie, jr., who was holidayiu
with relatives in the East„ has returned
much the better of his trip.
The roof was blown off the Straw shed
at Wm. Gaieties', lot 14, 2nd line. The
building is 26 x 30 feet.
Mrs. D, Dixon, Regina, N. W. T., has
returned to her parental home in St.
Marys atter a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. F. H, Kerney, and other
friends on the 4th line.
S. S. No. 3, Morris, has placed a hylo-
plate blackboard in the school. There is
84 square feet of the same wbioh adds
greatly to the inside appearance of the
school.
John Little, 4th line, had a vary eao-
oesst'ul wood bee last week. There was
upwards of 30 cords of wood out. The
young people were treated to a social hop
at night. A very enjoyable time was
spent. The same evening Wm, Kerney
entertained at his home friends from Bal.
grave to an euchre party.
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g A very ea ldeath name to one n"13 fee
moat esteemed families on Wednesday
afternoon, of Last week, when Mrs. (Dr.
Carder passed away. The dere esed was
performing her daily duties during the
foremen, and it was heard to remark
that she felt eo well, but at 11 o'clock
was stricken with apoplexy. resulting in
her death at four o'clock in the afternoon,
So sudden was the call that the family
could scarcely realizewhat had happen-
ed. Mrs Carder was a kind and faith.
tel wife and a truly loving mother, and
leaves to mourn her calling away a de-
voted husband in every sense of the term,
and three daughters, who have the heart-
felt sympathy of the whole community,
'Where Does Consumption Begin?
DUNGANNON.
The annual meeting of the West Wa-
wanosh Fire Insurance Co. was held in
the Agricultural Hall on Wednesday,
Jan 30th, and was well attended. The
annual statement, directora' and audi-
tors' reports were received. The three
retiring directors, John Ballantyne, of
Kincardine; Edward Acheson, of God-
erioh, and Alex. Stuart, of West Wawa -
nosh, were all re-elected. The total
number of policies in force on Deo. 310,
1906, is 3164, covering a risk of $4,669,-
825. The premium note capital hold by
the company Dec, 31st is $162,864,49, the
assessable face of which is $186,793.12.
The amount of cash in bank, including a
small suns at the head office is $6,200 30.
The total assets of the company are
$171,681.64, and the liabilities nil. The
total cash receipts for the year were $11,-
385.39, and the disbursements $8,502.89,
including $6,792 of losses. The number
of lessee were 46, the greater proportion
being caused by lightning. At a subse-
quent meeting of the Directors, Mr.
John Ballantyne was reelected Presi-
• dent, and Mr. Finlay Anderson, Vice -
President. Under the new system. the
Company has been vory successful.
` Great Specialists iu Stomach Catarrh,
ESIMIIIIIIIMElaszczmassinurnmammesmumosgemmangeftma Though often /hey fell to give even
• temporary relief, Mr. W. Seymour of
IREDUCED PRICES
Uu6il the entire stock is cleared out we are offering greatly reduced
prices on the following lines:
Skates, Hockey Sticks, Lamps, Mitts,
Cross -cut Saws and Axes.
Just arrived assortment of Steam Cookers and Food Cotters.
See our Graniteware, Copper and Niokel goods before buying.
H. BISHOP
THE CENTRAL HARDWARE, WINGHAM.
o ' Huntsville, Ont., cured himself with
Ferrozone. "My trouble" he says "was
ohronic catarrh of the stomach. There
was constant bad taste in my mouth, I
was costive and usually nauseated be-
fore and after meals, I also had a gnaw-
ing sensation in the stomach. Ferro.
- zone gave me great relief, and I also
used Catarrhozone which is good for
o catarrh. Although it took a number of
• boxes of Ferrozone, I got back my health
s and to -day am quite well." For atom-
= ach catarrh, indigestion and kindred dis-
orders nothing excels Ferrozone. In a
thousand oasee it has proved a wonder-
ful success. Try it yourself, 50c per
box at all dealers,
1
Inviclus Shoes
For Mei
•
'In the newest shapes, made from the best
materials, perfect fitting, and guaranteed to give
the best of satisfaction in every particular.
Also very fine lines of Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Shoes.
Rubbers, Overshoes, Robber Boots, etc.,
a groat variety to choose from, at very moderate
• prices.
R. Johnston
SHOE DEALER WINGHAM
\VHITECHUACII.
(Intended l'Or last week.)
On the 6th, a number of friends en-
joyed it very pleasant evening at the
home of Mr. John Leggatt. Bag pipe
Miele. by Ilio. John Simpson, reoitatieng
by Dir. J. McKay, and innate and sing..
ing contributes' to a very enjoyable
time.
A large party was held at Mr. D. Mc-
Intosh'%, at which all report a pleasant
time.
Wood cotters are cutting Short wood.
The 4.foot wood is too low in price to
pay. All will get a good supply of
summer wood.
The Members of the Presbyterian
Church here paid a visit to their pastor
on Monday evening, and replenished his
oat bin. Tile ladies took provisions,
',Moll were served in good style, and
very pleasant evening was spent.
Thede drawing wood are complaining
of not receiving $2.00 a cord for 4 -foot
swamp wood. They were only getting
$1.75, and have quit the job.
The harvesting of the ice Drop is now
in order?
They Gave Wonderful health.
None are so healthy, so buoyant and
full of lite as those who regulate with
Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Even in one night
they work wonders. liar and coating
they take from the tongue, headaches
relegate to the past, billoueness and
stomach dieordere they prevent and ab-
solutely cure,
Think what it means to have the syr•
tem cleansed and purified by Dr. Hamil.
ton's Pills! A tree laxative, a perfect
tonic, harmless and wholly vegetable in
composition, they will do you good. To
feel and look your best use lir, Hamil•
ton's Pills, 25o at any. dealer.
(TREY.
Tuesday,Jannary 29th, was a red letter
day in the family history of old and well
known residents of the 14 con. in the
persons of John and Mrs. Shiels, who on
the above date celebrated the 50th anni
versary of their marriage. The nuptial"
knot was tied by Rev. Mr. Barr, of Har-
purhey, and the circumstances were
quite unique in comparison with the wed-
dings of to -day. Mr. Shiels went from
his home the day previous with the oxen
and a grist and as the necessary license
could not be obtained nearer than Clin-
ton he had to go there to secure in. The
wedding day arrived and the faithful
bride—who was the eldest daughter of
the late James McNair, whose farm ad-
joined Mr. Shiels—walked 18 miles no-
companied by the late George Shiels, to
meet the man of her ohoice and on the
morrow she and her husband travelled
back the same distance through the bush
to commence life ander new auspices.
Togethored they labored and saved and
made for themselves and family a com-
fortable home and won the esteem and
good will of the community by their in
tegrity and kindliness,
lumping With Nerve rain
That's how you feel with neuralgia.
Bat why lie awake at night, grumble or
complain—get busy with a bottle of
Norviline. It does act like magic, seeks
out the pain and destroys it. Hafmlese
and Certain, instant in effect, nothing is
so popular as Nervine for aches and
pain of all kinde. Try it for lumbago,
test it in rheumatism. prove it in neural.
gia, pleurisy or colds. You'll aeon
acknowledge that Poison's Nerviline
beats them all. Sold everywhere in
large 25c bottles.
lidanitoba Legislature had passed an
act allowing municipalities to operate
fuel depots.
Robert IL Davis, Sheriff of Halal.
nand, died soddenly in the court honse
et Cayuga Monday evening.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was
dispensed last Sabbath morning in St
Presbyterian Charch,Rev. J D, Small of
Auburn, having charge of the service.
There passed away at her late reel-
dence, 278 Palmerston avenue, Toronto,
on the last day of January, Jane Mac-
Qualter, widow of the late Wni. Drum-
mond, accountant and statistician of the
Parliament buildings, formerly of Blyth.
Mrs. Drummond was born in Kelso,
Scotland, in 1820, and ceme to Toronto
in 1854. where a few years later was
married, Her hnebend predeceased her
five years ago Immediately aft r their
marriage they removed to Blyth, where
Mr. Drummond wag engaged in business
until 18 years ago, when they removed
to Toronto.
Wednesday evening of last week, the
Conservatives of Blyth held their annual
meeting, and the following officers were
elected:
President, Thos. Code.
Vice President, Isaac Brown.
Seo., J. S. Golden.
Treas., R. Mo0ommins,
Executive, J. Carter, J. Potter. W.
Johnston and the four above meutioned
gentlemen.
Dudley Holmes, of Winghaln, Presi-
dent of the Riding, was present and de-
livered an address.
Established zS79
Whipping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
eresolPre is a boon to Asthmatics
Does it not seem more cffeetivs to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of too breathing organs
than to take the remedy into th•. stomach?
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti-
septic is carried over the diseased surface with
every breath. giving prolonged and constanttreat-
ment. It is invaluable to mothers whiz small
children. _
Those of a consumptive �pjsep 46
tendency find immediate ,
tt
relief from soughs or in- Jo q rte
flamed conditions cf the lt.:
throat.
Sold
by druggists.
Send postal for booklet.
LEEMING, Inii.es Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mont-
real, Canada. 307
tIttedeltuanstsk
ieAST WA WAN- OI
Council met at Behoove, Feb 7th,
members all present; minnti:s of last
meeting rend and adopted.
13yLaw No 3, 1907 to dispaee of the
tax levied and collected from dogs for
oarrent y ear, duly read and passed. Or-
dered unanimously, that the r itepayere
be notitie i as usual that all dogs wh-n
once placed on the Aeseesment •R311
shall be liable for taxatton, unless it can
be shown that an error had been made
at the time by the assessor,
The Treasurer reported cash on hand
at date 4035.65. The Auditors' report
and Treasurer's Abstract for 1906 was
received and read.
Parks—Camtning—That the report as
now react be adopted and that the audi-
tors be paid $S each for their services
—Carried.
Gillespie—Tavlor—That R Vanetone,
Esq„Barrister, Wingham, be re -appoint.
ed solicitor for the township for 1907 •
—Carried.
The Clerk was iastra'ted to consult II
with the township solicitor re the ap-
pointment of another enaiueer for the
township iu place of the present incum-
bent, John Roger, of Mitchell.
Debenture, were passed and signed
for payment of the following accounts:
Treasurer of Hallett, boucle borrowed,
settlement of boundary line account
1906, $25.90; Treasurer of Morris, bal. r
aoce of boundary line scot 1906, $13 61;
James W. Bone, cervi:es as auditor for
1900, $8; Pater W. Scott, services as
auditor for 1906, $S;John H. McClinton,
collector, refunded dog tax, 1906, i:1,
balance of salary and portages, 1906,
$20.50; Finlay Anderson, service as
Treasurer 1906, $85, also postagas and
other supplies, $5.
Gillespie —Parks— That the council
do now adjourn to meet its the Forester's
Hall, Balgrave, on Friday, 22nd Maruh
next, at 10 o'clock rt m„ when pathtnasr,-
ors, pouadkeepers and feneaviewere will
be appeinted for the current year. Cd.
Toe Grouted voiced the appreciotion
of the long and faithful services of Mr.
P. Porterfield tea clerk of the,municipaii-
ty in the following testimonial:—
Mr. P. Portert1el.1, uteri: of the Town•
ship of East Wawanosh for thirty-six
years, lately rosigued:—
We, the mariabers of rhe Council of
1907 wish to couyey to you the senti-
ments of appre,iation of the rarepayere,
for the faithtnl and sntayfa.,tory (service
you have given the municipality for
so long a period. In that time you have
seen mauy chauges in perronist,toe the
Council, but it 1; not saying too much
that yon have had the confidence and
eatoeca of every snceeeding Council
Board. You have justly earned the
reputation of being prompt and correct
with all the work pertaining to the •
municipality. We trust you may be long
spared to enjoy the evening of life.
J. T. Currie, Reeve
John Gillespie,
Jas. Cumming
J.Psr.ks Councillors.
W.
J, II. Taylor
ALEX. PORTERFIELD, 0 ark.
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WINDHAM'S BRIGHTEST, BUSIEST AND BEST
BIG CLEAN UP
After The Big, Sale
ENDS
Of Dress Goods, Silks, Coatings. Waistings, Muslins,
Table Linens, Table Oilcloths, Flannelettes, Wrap-
perettes, Ginghams, Shirtings, Cotton ides, Cot-
tons, Carpets, Oilcloths, I Iattin;s, Ribbons,
Laces Embroideries, Insertions, etc.
_____g9K.E)T. LINES
Of Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Underwear, Waists Wrap-
pers. Ladies' Coats, Hats and Caps, Overcoats,
Men's Suits, Boys' Suits, Pants, Smocks, Over-
aIIs, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, ,. tc. All these.
odds and ends must be cleared out
that we may have plenty of room to
display our large stock of
spring ' goods, now
coming in
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WINGHAM