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Blue Front Stire
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Our prices have been generous and although our Big
Discount Sale is over we still have some interesting re-
ductions to offer you
All 'Winter Goods must be cleared out at a price
and that price should please you
LINES TO CLEAR
Men's heavy wool Top Shirts in navy and
grey, at prices to suit every one. The
reduced prices are, per garment 371Zc,
64c, 75c, 94c and - - - $1.121,.
Men's and Boys' wool Sweaters in navy, red,
brown, black, white, royal, Sze., plain
andfancy, reduced ranging.from 371c to $2.45
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear, medium
and heavy weights, reduced price, per
garment 37•'_.•C, and - - 57c
Boys' Fleese Lined and Wool Underwear,
sizes 24 to J4, reduced prices, according
• to sizes,
261C to 37'_:C
Men's and Boys' Reefers made of heavy
frcize and beaver cloths, well lined, re-
gular prices of men's $2.75 to $7.50,
reduced prices -
$2.07 to $$.621.
Regular prices of Boys', $3 00, $3.5o
and $4 oo, reduced prices $2.25, $2.62'', $3,00
FURS
We have no room to carry over any Furs, so what now
remains must be sacrificed at once, Black Calf Coats, Fur
Caps, Gauntlets, Storm Collars and Fur -lined Gloves will
be cleared out at slaughter prices.
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THE \\ IN11ELAl4M TIMES FEBRUARY 28, 1907
Successors to The R. Ii. CROWDER CO.
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(FOR CASH ONLY.)
1 Happy Thought Range; six holo with reservoir and warming
closet $00.00 for - - - - $50 00
1 Steel Range, six hole, regular $45 00 for - $39.00
1 No. 9 Wood Cook with reservoir, regular $22.00 for - $10.00
1 No. 6 Radiant Home Parlor Cook, double heater, reg, 547 for $39 00
1 Ideal Jewel Parlor heater, regular $37.00 for - - $32.00
1 Brilliant Favorite Parlor heater, regular $33.50 for . $27.09
1 No. 5 Oak Heater, wood or coal, regular $15.00 for $11.50
1 No. 17 Queen 3ek, wood or coal, regular 514 00 for $10.00
1 Prime National Wood Heater, regular $18.00 for - $15.00
CENTRAL HARDWARE,
WINGHAM.
remainStee
55`rJ;eins:erir]itt)1r. expenses Baird of Health, V7 00; J. 1).
Taagrippe is the order of the day Smile, drain contrset, $75 00;1). Sproul
around here. culvert, 503; Jas. Johnston, auditor, $7.*
Mrs. Joseph Holmes, mother of Mr. J. 00; W. A. Wilson, auditor, $7 00. Coun•
T. Holmes, of this village, died at cit adjourned to uraeet March 8th at 10
Londeeboro on Wednesday ,cvetling of o'olookon motion of Anderson and !WA d.
last week, aged 81 yvata. Deceased had W S. hit.Caosu , Clerk.
boon in poor health for Hough time and
her death wad not altogether unexpected.
The remains were brought here and the
funeral took place ou /friday aftetaoon
to Wingham cemetery,
H. fattrt'y. :- -_•eau."u..u:. .t, rex• n +ir.'.,hirirm>t.it9R„""'
tch This 8
is Tour Trouble autilgestioae
Then probably you know the evils of
distention, fermentation and irritation
that accompany digestive troubles. Next
important is to mica how promptly
Nerviliue caree, Quick as wiuk it re-
lievebloating and reeling of fullness,
pute the eutzre digestive apparatus iu
perfect order, makes you feel fit and fine
all over. IPor internal pain Poison's
Norville e surpasses every known rew sty.
Keep it in the house always, is's a source
of comfort in the hour of emergency.
Large bottles for 25c at all dealers.
ace
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WESTIIELD.
Many people in this section have been
ill with mumps.
Mrs. W. 11. Campbell was visiting for
several days with relatives in Lnoknow.
Mrs. Jackson Wihtman is seriously
ill at her home in Goderiob. Wee Annie
Wilitman has been at the county town
for some time nursing her aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have returned
to their home in Pitot Mound, Man., af-
ter spending several weeks visiting with
old friends iu this section.
ST. IIi:L.NS.
Aitchoeon Bros. are hauling logs to
the mill to get lumber to build a new
barn on the Wollwood farm.
Mr. and Mrs. John Modrostie have
been visiting with his brother Will, on
the old homestead,
Mr. John Menzies receutly pnrenesed
a span of colts from ramie Todd at a
good figure.
Dsiss Me1ienzio, of Guelph has been
visi•ing with her cousin, Miss Annie
Mckenzie.
Ili Tour nom Pettier?
No, it's aft bid as ever. Nothing seems
to help. Why not UFA the up to -date
specific) "Catarrhozono," which drives
out cold in one day. Inhale Catarrh.
Ozone ised you will be relieved in two
minutes. °outiunA the treatment and
pure is assured. Eieialing. germ destroy-
ing and pleasant,nothing for colds,theeat
trouble and Catarrh compares with Oa.
tarrhozone. Sold everywhere, 23e and
$1.00,
Regained .1 erve And Vital Energy,
From Walton P.O. Que., comes the
following from Mr. Nezeire Begin—"If
anyone had told me any remedy could
build up my nervous system so well, I
would not have believed them. Before
using Ferrozone I was run down in nerve
and vital enet'gy,and in very weak health.
I didn't get enough eleep ne night, felt
poorly in the day time. Ferroz,ne has
filled me with energy and vim, increased
my weight and made a new man of me."
Hundreds tell the sums story—weak
and dispirited, everything going wrong,
unable to catch np. They took Ferro -
zone and all was changed to health and
serenity Price 50o per box at all dealers.
nt,''TTH
Mrs, J: M Hauiiltnn died at London
on Tuesday evening, Pay 10th. About
12 weeks ago, she was raken to Lnndoo
for trefitmeut, being affected with a
nervous debi'ity n hick eventually turn-
ed into auaeinia, but all that medical
skill could do was unavailing and she
passed away as above stated. The de-
ceased lady was born in Bast Wawa.
nosh 45 years ago, being a daughter of
the late George McGowan, cue of the
earliest settlers of that township Aire.
Efeinilton was a consistent member of
St. Andrew's church and was held in
the very highest esteem by all.
W. D,obertson has disposed of his bak-
ery and grocery business to McIl wain
Bros.
0 Tneeday, Feb, 10th, in Ma:lidale,
James Cox parsed away after an iliuees
of Isgrippe which settled on hie lungs,
at the age of 82 years and 6 months. De-
ceased formerly lived in Hullett, on the
10th ooh., and left the tawnsbip about
4 or 5 year ago.
NEST \WAWANOSrd.
Council met accord in to adj aurnment,
on February 9th. Members all present;
Reeve Bailie in the chair. Minutes of
last meeting road and confirmed on mo-
tion of Murray and Anderson. Treas.
nrer's report showing a balance on hand
of 5788.96; received and filed. By-law
No, 1 was amended by changing assess-
or's salary from $50 to $00 on motiou of
Bailie and Murray. The auditor's re-
port, after being finally audited, was
adopted on motion of Anderson and
Thompson. A, Anderson was empower-
ed to bay 2000 fent of 3 inch temente
plank for township pnrposee on motion
of Thompson and Medd. Tho following
cheques wore issued:—A, McGregor,
printing debentures, 51.50 ; John Bowels,
repairing culvert, 50e; D. E. Mauro°,
key.
This week we offer at cost for cash the finest line of Stoves and Base Burners
ever before shown in Wingham. We have the following in stock :
Base Burners—new.
1 only Art Huron, with oven, was $35, at $28
1 only Art Huron, without oven, was $30, at $25
1 only Favorite, with oven, was 540, at $32
1 No. 40 Art Souvenir, with oven,wae $43,at 530
1 No. 20 Art Souvenir, with oven, was $32, at $2;
1 Only Reoord, with oven, was 525, at $20
Base Burners—Second Hand.
3 Art Souvelairs, nearly new, at
1 Connteylr"Oxford at - -
1 Art Sohveuir at
1 Radiant Home at -
• - $25
• - 4525
$2.>
v5' 4
Second Hand Ranges.
/1 No. 49 Happy Thonalit, with high shelf
and water front, a bar ain at - $23
Coal Heaters. Wood Heaters.
6 Wood Heaters, from '52 to 55
Tortoise Neater, was 512.50, at 58 1 Box Stove - - - $2
Neva Idea, was $12, at - 58 New Wood Cooks
Mascot Heater,Was $10, at $6 1 Mk Acorn, ext., was $23, at $17
14rtohor, ext., was $25, at $20
Wood Cooks—Sec. hand
1 OM Grand 'levee', sq , at $1.5
1 12t Grand Jewel, ext., at $.0
1 923 Rbyal Huron, ext., at 515
1 Model, ext„ at - -
1 Jewel, ext., nt • 517
We also carry a full line of the best Ranges on the market, including " Huron"
Stoves and Ranges.
HARDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS. SAP PANS ARP wits PAILS NOW ON . .
Tinsmitiling, Steam Heating, Piumhing of all kinds. Eavetuoughing a specially.
We are agents for the celebrated Sherwin-Williams and Robertson's Ready
Mixed Paints. Chttrcl's Alabastine on hand.
mareasuftowor
Or These bargains are only good
until March 15, 1907.
A. YOUNG.
Established 1579
Whooping Cough, Croup, Froncllitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, fiit3htlueuia
Cresoiene is a boon to Asthmatics
bees it not seem mare erectly • to 1.rentho in a
remeuy to cure disease of the broach;ng organs
than to take the remedy into th < stomach
It cures because the air rendered etrongly anti-
septic is carried over the diseased :•urlat.e w:th
every breath, giving prolonged and, .0 tint treat-
ment. It is tnvatuable to mothers ssi:lt small
children.
Thoeeofaconsumptive !t' l,e
tendency find immediate
31f ,j. feu)
relief from coughs or in- ' '
flamed conditions of the •; !}fS
throat.
Sold I.y druggists.
Send postal for booklet.
LEEMINc;, MILLS CO.,
Limited, Agents, Mont-
real, Canada. 307
eit/'>k rite.
The oloslug out of this life to Wm.
Perrot at his home in 13rtasscls, Fel',
16th, did net 00414.1110 an unexpected
event. as be had bean hovering close to
the borderland for some days. He was
born in the 3 ilingo of Ilrentyre, Sevt-
land on Jaly 220, 1ts27 and was souse-
gnently it: his bOttz year. In Jane of • ,
1837 he dims to the 2nd lino of Morris, .
accompanied by his wife (who waft Miss
Jane McNichol, of Argyleshire) and one A
child, and where by intirstry, persever- :1
ance nttd economy he made a comfort- 1
able hoine, still in the possessiou of the 1
family. This winter Mr. and Mrs+. For-
rest tied daughter moved t.) Brost le ; y
whore he had a house and. lot, Mr. For. !j
rust's seven sons (Wtn,uf Ba itwood ;Jou ,'.]
of Cranbrooh; Jae, of Iron Bridge, Al- 'y
goma; Archie, of New Ontario, Thos ,
Chieegu; Robt, of ]3rantiord; and Walt-
er on the hotneetead) and oast daughter. 1
Mies Marion at home, anrvivo. All
were preseut at the funeral, except
Arable, who could not be rationed by %
telegram in time. Mr Forrest was en
honorable man, respected by his neigh- i '"
bora and always willing to do a good 4
turn, He never lost his huterest in the' il
land of his birth, visiting it several times i
and reading the newttj .i ers from tit re
with groat zest.
C1?I,110SS.
Me. John McAllister, 2nd line, has
brought from his brother Henry his
entire outfit of farm (103 acres), farm
stock, implements and grttia and feed
ou hand. The price was 58,200. Henry
has not been ecjoyieg good health of
late and has decided to retire from busi•
nese.
A pretty wedding vers solemnized at
Sylvan Lodge, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roderick McDonald, 8th line, on Thurs-
day, Feby 14th, when their daughter
Maria became the bride of Mr, Geo. A.
3tcClennaghau of Kinloss. Rev. D.
Tait nfllaiated in the presence of about
sixty guests. The bride, who was given
away by her father, was unattended.
She was dressed in white r.unslin, ber
guiug-away suit being of blue lady's
clout. The marriage took place at 10 30
a. in. and after the eujeynieut of a
wedding breakfast the happy couple
drove to Wingham fruits where they
left for a trip to Port Huron and Grand
Rspicis, Mich, The bride was the re-
cipient of a number of handsome pro-
seute testifying to the eateefu in which
she is held by her many friends. Mr,
and Mrs. McCleunsghatn will snake their
home near Whitechurch. Oa Friday
evening last the young people held a
reception party for Mr. anrt Mrs. Mfo-
Clennaghau and a very bF ppy evening
was spent. The table vacs beautifully
laid and all enjoyed the many good
Malaga. `rheyonuu couple will live en
the farm once occupied by Mr. John
Mitebell, of Wingham. There is a good
house and barn ea the tarns,
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DRESS 000DS DEPARTMENTJ
Not in our busines = experience has it be n our
privilege to offer to the people of Wingham and surround- •
ing country such a magnificent display of Bross Goods,
Trimmings. Silks and Re1n' 7nber, we carry the
largest stock and you can depend upon gettinz just
what you want here, at prices guaranteed as low as any
city store, and you will b -a in the express chargt.s by it:av-
int y .ur order with us.
We have met the demands succ°.ssfully in the past,
and our aim for the future is to greater things, and to make
each season better than the last.
Our Spring Importations comprise the following;
Crepe de Chene, Cream Corduroy, Cream
Serge, Grey Hopsack,. Voiles, Cashmeres,
Lustres, Roxanna, Plaids, Grey Cheviot, Check
Tweed, Venetians, Canvas Cloth, Broadeloi;b.,
Ta etal.ne, Panama, Shepard's Plaid, Gorey
Tweed Suiting, Cord de Chene.
tl an Taffeta Niik, in ail colors, 27 inches
wide, 50o.
We will be pleased to show you through our stock
at any time.
All other departments are complete with New
Spring Goods.
Tems' Waists
t,s
Just received a shipment of very pretty shirt waists.
Long or short sleeves. Special value at $1.00 each. . \sk
to see them.
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BIGGER l AR A1NS THAN EVER
Bargain Dress Goods
75e goods for 40e. 50e goods for 29e.
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Coats
$15.00 ones now going* et 810,00
1'2.00 „ t. :; l)t)
)i) ere .< tt i;C)f,)
Men's S ai ti. n.,'s.
Regular ''•'.:;i") per yard,
2 0 tt
1 25 tt
fir b1.25
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MIEN'S HATS.
lifl;ular 2.50 Hats for 5135
2 25 it 50 tt ] .1141
Ladies' Fur Coats.
Regular et12,50 Coats Eelling for e 15.00
tt 55.00 " tt 40.00
45.00 " 33.00
35.0.0 tt 23.i
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tt
75e lines at 517)x.
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• .a CE " t ip O e
.1 , Lf a .
d5+z line'; at 2.'c.
25e "
Men's Underwear.
The 1`+?'11.1.ir el., -)t) kind now cic.Iring at .re)
.30
t. ,t
.75 „ it
.1 .50 i.
MEN'S WHITE SHIRT'S.
The regular $t.25 Shirts are ;;