HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-08-29, Page 51 1 THE BLUE FRONT STORE 1
Boys' Clothing & Furnishings
Are the Boys ready for the re -opening of school,
we have had a large shipment of Boys New Fall Suits
come to hand extra early to meet the demand. Reliable
clothing it is at that. Every suit no matter whether
the price is high or low is worth the money. We pride
ourselves in giving honest values.
18 different prices to choose from.—Ranging from $2.50
to $7 00 a suit. Iu this assortment you can't help but be suited.
Boys' Odd Kniokers, made of fanny tweed, navy and blank serge,
ranging from 50o a pair to Si 50.
BOYS' FURNISHINGS.
Aesortmente complete in Boys' Shirts, Collars, ties, Shoes, Stockings,
Hate, Caps, Underwear, etc.
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TOILET SETS
This week we offer white stone granite Toilet Sets
of six pieces best goods at per set - • $1.45
SOAP DISHES
We have a nice line of Soap Dishes with drainer, far
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ahead of the oid•fashio'ned soap slab, for each - .10
At GR[FFIN'S.
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: 5o pair odd, large sizes Men''s heavy working
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REPAIRING DONE NEATLY AND PROMPTLY.
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WING/IAM TIMES, AUGUST 29, 1907
WEST WAW*NOSU.
Wednesday morning of last week the
spirit of Annie Dawson, beloved wife of
Geo. W. Dawson, of 'West Wawanosh,
took its flight. Deceased had been a
sufferer from that dread disease, tuber.
onlosis and had been unwell since IaL t
Oleristmas. Her maiden name was
Annie Dunkeld and was married to her
now bereft husband 13 years agp. No
children were born. She leaven to mourn
her loss, besides her husband, one brattier
Ales , who resides near Dungannon.
]Don't Use creasy Liniments
A century ago they were popular. To
day people want something easy to apply,
oertatu in remits, and above all a clean
liniment. When Nerviline is applied
aches and pains disappear as the pores
absorb its soothing healing properties.
Nerviline penetrates to the core of the
pain, ewe instantly, and leaves no oily,
bad smelling memory behind. Good to
take in, capital to rub on, and five tithes
more powerful in destroying pain thea
any oily liniment. Don't fail to get a
large 25o bottle.
EAST WAWANOSH,
Wm. J. King, a prosperous farmer of
this township residing about four miles
from Blyth, commited suicide last
Thursday evening. In the morning he
went to Guelph on business, arriving at
Blyth by the late 0, P. R. train the same
evening. After leaving the train he
went to Livingston's cooper shop and
hung himself by placing a rope over a
beam and by piling two empty barrels
one on top of the other, He climbed up
and put the noose over his head and then
kicked one of the barrels from under
him. His body was found next morn•
ing.
Select Stour Medicine With Care
In debility and weakness medicine
should bo naild and far reaching. Many
pills and purgatives are too harsh, are
drastio instead of curative. Excessive
action is always followed by depression,
and knowing this Dr. Hamilton devised
his pills of Mandrake and Butternut so as
to mildly increase liver and kidney teat-
ivity, flush out the elementary cans!, tune
and regulate the bowels. Tbns do Dr
Hamilton's Pills eliminate poisons from
the body, restore clearness to the skin,
bring strength and that sweet restorer of
health—sleep. Best medicine on earth,
25c per box at all dealers.
GODERICR.
The opening of the railway service on
tbe Guelph and Goderioh branch of the
0. P. R. took place Monday morning.
The whole tows . as en fete and the
station platform an&river banks crowded
with citizens -is the first train glided
around the high banks of the Maitland,
Goderich's "scenic route." The conduc-
tor in Charge of the ttain wag Peter
McDonald, and the engineer Hugh
Davidson. A large number of paseeugers
left for Toronto and Montreal on the
first train. 'The station agent is Mr. J.
R. Robinson.
Be a Strong Man.
Increase your vitality and nerve energy,
restore vim and force to your overwork-
ed body. Ferrozane will do this as it did
for Walter Wood of Baauport, N. B ,
who writes: I can say Ferrozano hag giv-
en me a new lease of life. A year ago I
suffered so from nervous exhaustion.I
was scarcely able to drag myself aro aud.
Aly appottte was gone, I had no color, or
ambition and felt used up. One box of
Ferrozone started me back to health.
I took a number of boxes and my health
was completely restored." For men who
are tired, pale,nervoas and thin -blooded
nothing compares with Ferrozone.50,•,
per box at all dealers.
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DON'T READ. IT
If you don't want to be convinced of the BIG
BARGAINS that Young is offering in GRANITE -
WARE, TINWARE and HARDWARE in every
department ! !
JUST ARRIVED :— Another very large assortment
of Graniteware, at the same cut - in•' prices ! !
A pleasure to show goods. Give us a call, and be
convinced that this is the place to buy goods at
money - saving prices.
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The effect of malaria lasts a long time.
You catch cold easily or become run-
down because of the after effects of malaria.
Strengthen yourself with Scott'.s
Emulrron.
It builds new blood and tones up your nervous
system.
ALL DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND $1.00.
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Ilave you seen the
Russwh i Food Cutters ?
Will cut and grind meats, fish, vegetable3, fruit, nate. etc.
Can also be used for filling sausage. Easy to operate. OPENS UI'
TO CLEAN. Call and examine them at the Central iIaedware..
You. will find here a complete stock of the best GRANITE -
WARE (three coatings), NICKLE, TINWARN and CUTLERY.
Agents for ROGERS 1847 SILVERWARE, prices moderate.
I CENTRAL HARDWARE
WINGHAM.
H. BISHOP.
ST. HELENS.
Will Weatherhead hue gone to
Michigan on an extended visit to his
brother Malcolm..
Miss Mima Rutherford and Miss
Elizabeth Miller spent last week i
Goderioh and taking in the G. C. I
Retail on.
We .extend our cong.atulations to
W. J, Smith and Lillian and Donald
Clark on pa.sing so successfully their
recent examinations.
The Misses Mary and Margaret Clark
and MISR Elizabeth Rutherford returned
to their respective schools after spending
a well-earned reatr
Hay .Fever Can be Prevented
Don't seek other climes at 'limy Fever
Season," don't destroy your stomach
and nerves by drugs—prevent the disease.
Hay Fever is caused by germs that float
about in the air and finally find lodge-
ment in your throat and laae. Medi -
eine won't reach them rha-e he• Catarrh -
ozone will. Oaterrhozo't. 1- .:erH death
to germs. Starr, now tc age 01: s• ehczone.
Inhale it into the throet, lune, moat pas-
sages ann Bronchial tubes; it goes where -
ever the air you breathe goes, and will
prevent and Dare Hay Fever. Endorsed
by not less than one thousand doctors in
Canada and U. 5. Sent to any address
for 51.00 forwarded to Polson dk lin ,
Hartford, Conn., U, S. Jr Kingatm, 0,t.
CULRCSS.
Mr. Robt, Marshall, 2ad line, is recov-
ering from serious injuries received in
a street railway accident at Port Huron
on the 11th. He tied gone down to
Detroit on an excursion and went to Port
Huron to visit an old acquaintance,
Mr. Archibald Mclutyre, and was alight -
.e, from a street car, which was in
motion, he was thrown violently
against the curbstone striking the
back of hie head which was badly out.
He was unconscious for several hours
but was taken to Mr. Mclntyre's where
he recovered suflliciently to return home
the following Tuesday. Besides the out
on the head he was bruised about the
body.
aMORRIS.
Albert Cole, jr., who has been filling
a position in East Orange, New Jersey,
is spending a few weeks at his home.
Chas. Bone, who has been in Detroit
for a few months, is visiting his father,
Henry Bone, 3rd line, before leaving for
Tindale, Sask., where he will possibly
make his home.
The Patrick Kelly 50 acre farm, being
Northwest ? lot 14 in the 8th con., has
been sold to Jno, Nevins, of Blyth, ten
price being. $2,000. He gets immediate
possession,
Miss Carrie Soucb, 3rd liue, has gone
on a holiday' visit with relatives at Sea -
forth, Clinton and Goderioh. Mrs. Geo.
Lowry, of Brussels, is looking after the
honsekeepiug durtng her sister's absence.
Kenneth McCleod, of Spitzenbnrg,
N. Y., was here recently visiting the
Sherrie families, 4th line. It is 31 years
singe he was here. fie is a son of lbe
late Wm. MoOleod, of Cypress River,
Manitoba, formerly of Morrie township.
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A metallic roof has been put on the
barna on Mrs. W. Shine's farm„12th
con.
The Voters' List Court for Grey Town-
ship will be held before Judge Doyle, at
Ethel, on Thursday, Sept. 5th tet 10 a.m.
Mrs. Belcher and daughter, Marjorie,
of Chicago, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Jatnes Cardiff. Sho was formerly Miss
Jean Robinson, of St Marys.
The 50 acre farm recently purchased
byex•Conncillor Darman Johnston, be-
ing part of lot 15, con. 14, has been sold
to James By' a f, of Michigan, for the
suns of $1800.
The sad intelligence was received by
Mrs. S. Slemmon, Brussels, that her
eon, James, had died in the hospital at
N:oosejaw from typhoid fever, the im-
mediate cause being hemorrhage of the
bowels. Deceased was born in Grey
township 51 years ago. being the eldest
on of the late Samuel Slemmon. He
vas married to Mies Maggie, daughter
Jno. Cameron, of Oranbrook, who
with 7 daughters and a 5011 survive,
' The family went to the Weet 22 years
ago, where Mr. Slemmon took up land
'near Moosej tw and did well with it.
He sold 320 acres there and boughs a
'quarter section at Pasgaa, Sank., where
his brother John has a store. Mr. Stem -
mon had been away ou a Government
appoiuted Weed Inspecting Onmmission
and was only ill a short time. He was
popular, pushing and fall of enterprise,
and bis disease will be greatly regretted.
For some time he hal been bothered
with aethma.
Harness Racing At Toronto.
The harness racing at the Canadian
National Exhibition, Toronto, this year
will be ou a greatly superior scale, the
purses having been increased 25% all
round, The eveuts to be decided are
2 30 trot, 2.30 pace, 2 50 trot and 2 50
pace, and 2 20 trot and 2 23 pace, trotting
roadsters and pacing roadsters (free for
all) Trotters and Pacers, and road drivers.
parades for both trotters and pacers.
All the races will be on the three heat
plan, each heat being thus virtually a
race.
County board Meetiog.
The Board of Examiners for the
County of Heron met in Seaforth on
Saturday, Ang. 24th for the transaction
of business. A11 the members were pre-
sent. Mr. Robb, B. A., I. P. S., was
appointed chairman for the year.
The following reeolntioos wero then
passed :—
Resolved, that the candidates who
wrote at the Jnuior Teachers' or Senior
Teaohers' Examination in July and fail-
ed be dilowed to attend Model School in
accordance with the regulation of the
Educational Department in 1900.
Resolved, that students be admitted to
the Model Schools who will bs 18 years
of age on or before the opening of
the schools at the Autumn term of 1908.
Resolved, that the students who fail-
ed to write at tbe Departmental Exam-
inations in Jaly on account of sickness,
but were recommended by the principal
of the Collegiate they attended as being
sufficiently prepared to write, be allow-
ed to attend the model. Resolved, that
teachers whose Third Olass Oertifioates
expire at the end of the year may hate
a renewal for a year and a half by pass-
ing the final examination of the Model
School.
Atter some routine business the Board
adjourned to meet again at Seaforth in
December.
GEO. BAIRD, Saoy.
Dennis Buckley, of Cornwall township
has been accused of killing a small pig
that was dying, and selling it to the but-
cher. On appearing before the magistrate
he elected to be tried by jury and n as
released on $800 bail.
HARVEST HELP WANTED WEST.
C. P. R. Runs $12 Excurtie.n to
Winnipeg.
Upwards of 20,000 men are wanted is
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta to
assist in harvesting, and to meet the de-
mend to Rome extent the Canadian Pa-
e i io has a'ranged to ran low rate farm
laborers' excursions. Leaving dates are
Aug. 27, 30 and Sept 4 (Advertisement
in another column gives territory and
further particulars.) From all Ontario
stettera one-way tickets will be sold to
Winnipeg at $12. Men are engaged at
Winnipeg ann are given flee tickets to
pointe whore help in needed east of Meo e
Jaw. After world,* et least thirty days
and having the employing farmer certify
to the fact, a ticket back to original
stetting point is issued on payment of
$18. This is a splendid opportunity 10
Ree the golden west and to make some-
thing more than expenses. Looala. P. R
agent is well posted and will be glad to
give anyone full information.
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LSGeTT THE LEADING ST RE ItQ
NEW FALL
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DRESS GOODS
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All that's new in Dress Goods, Silks and
Trimmings now in stock at
H. E. Isard & CO.'S.
We have just passed into stock three large shipments of
New Fall Dress Goods—Comprising all the new
weaves in English, French and
German manutacture
Fancy Fall Tweed Effects, very pretty dark colorings in a Large
range of patterns, wear guaranteed, make up nicely in
tailored suits, our special price - - - fOe
Shepards Checks in blank and white, blue and white, nice dress
fabric, prices - - - - - 25c to 50e
Tartans nndShadow Plaids very popular for shirt waist saitings
width 40 inches, only - - - - 50e
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres Serges. Panamas, Lustros, Henriettas, Satin Cloths,
Venetians, Voiles, Mohair.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We are showing many pretty weaves in monrning Dress Materials
snnh as Orene de-ohene, Voiles, Armures, San Toy, Populia, Serges, Llamas,
Albatross, Venetians, Panamas are the oorreot styles.
French Eolienne, fine weave, silk and wool, high silk finish, nice
wieght and width, o it price - - - $1.00
Blank Armure, all wool dress fabric, in fancy pebble effect, silk
finish, medium weight, per yard - - - 75e
Mirror Poplin, something new in black dress material, corded
weave, silk finish, very pretty costume cloth, special price $1.00
Blank Panama Cloth. all wool, soft finish, medium weeebt, nloam
twisted yarn,makes a very pretty Eton Snit,price roc, 7i✓,e, $1.00
Black Lustre, brilliant finieli, bird firm weave, made of pore
Mohair yarn, will wake a pretty blouse or shirt waist snit•
price - - - - - - $1.00
LADIES' FALL COATS.
Buy yourFall and Winter Coat early and get first choice—we have
opened up three oases and have them ready for your inspection in oar mantle
acrd skirt department on second floor. Prices are very moderate.
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PHONE 68.
Peter Moyer, a Ge1t painter, and Mrs.
Jennings, a domestic, have disappeared.
and the only explanation effaced is that
they have eloped.
Farmers from Western States have
purchased a large block of land at Ca1•
gary.
Edgar Knight, a Napanee grocer, com-
mitted suicide by jumping into the river
Albert Howe, a hotel steward at Port
Stanley, retired to bed at ten o'clock in
his usual health ani was found dead in
the morning.
WINGHAM.
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Warehouse Commissioner Snow of
Winnipeg says low temperatures have
done no damage to western crops.
An explosion of a corrode oil machine
used in firing up engines caused the
destruction of fourteen engines at the.
Rochester, N. 'Y., roundhouse, entailing
a loss of 3150,000.
Will Brace, a brakeman, 22 years of
age, running a special freight train from
London to Sarnia, was fatally injured
at the G. T. R. depot in Strathroy ou
Monday.
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its
FOR WARM WEATHER
At a
The hot weather is really just commenced.
Do not melt in that heavy suit when you can
get a
BEAUTIFUL, 'COOL, LIGHT SUIT
made to your order so cheap. Come in and
see them,
We have a few Youths' Lon; Pants in
Navy Bine, Extra value at $1.00
for 70e, come along before they are
picked up.
A BIG REDUCTION IN UNDER WEAR.
fIAX ♦'' ELL 41.k. "JILL
Merchant Tailors and Meo's Furnishers.
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