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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-10-03, Page 5• a1 '.a • r 1STANFIELD'3 UNSHRINKABLE UNDERWEAR tammossassaimmumnam For warpath, comfort and durability Standfield's Underwear has no equal. We have a large range of this popular make of goods in stock in all sizes from 34 to 48. Every garment guaranteed by the maker not to shrink. Per garment, $I,00, $1.25, $l.,o and $r.75. THE LARGEST IN TOWN. Besides the famous Stanfield's,' we have a very large range of other makes, in all sizes of Boys' and Men's in stock, at prices from 35c to $3.00 a garment. Pen - mans, the Ellis spring needle, Robinhood Wolsey and other reliable makes. Come to us for your underwear. We have what you want, and in your size too. McGee & Campbell CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS. VVVVVWVWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVW teAAAAAAANSISANSAAAAAAAAAAAA 1 Do You Want_ to Save Money Then come here for your Children's Shool Shoes Sturdy, solid, sensible. Boys and Girls are our particular hobby, and we buy to please them and their parents. REPAIRING DONE NEATLY AND PROMPTLY. RM JOHNS TO d Shoe Dealer 1 91 Wingham. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ••••••••••••••••e•••••••••, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • •W ••• • •• • • • • 4 + • For Another 10 Days Owing to the rush and crush of customers we are compelled to continue the sale for another to days, for the benefit of those who have had to go away unwaited on. These prices still prevail. ' Telephone orders promptly attended to. Ring up No. 83. • GROCERIES. Granulated Sugar, per bag - Raw Sugar, per bag - Sunlight Soap, per box - Bee Hive Soap " - - WonderfukSoap " - - Green or Malik'Tea, 5 pounds for - . Bee Hive Starch, 4 packages for • . Dann's Mustard, 3 tine for - Oarnatjnn Salmon, 2 tins for 0- - Dutoh Cleanser, 8 tins for - - Barton Cough Medioine, large dollar bottle, best " " email (250) bottles for - 400 Coffee, ground while waiting, per lb - Brooms, 30 cent lines - - Brooms, 20 cent lines 2 for Lamp Chimneys, large, 4 for . Lamp Chimneys, small 6 for - Lantern Globes, 3 for - - -'',„ - - - Onrrants and Raisins, 2M, ibe. . Mixed Peels, 3 lbs. for• - Ioing Sugar, 3 lbs. for - - - Essence of Lemon, Vanilla and Peppermint, 3 for 4, Spices, 40 cent lines, per lb - - - - - Sweet Oakes, 31bs.f or - • Biscuits, 31b. tine • Beautiful Ios • • • 41, $4.90 4 00 4 00 3 75 3.75 1.00 .25 .25 .25 .25 .40 .15 .30 .20 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .30 .25 .23 DRESS GOODS, &e. Beet shades, $100 line, for per yard • - .80 Heavy material, 900 per yard for -i - .60 nes to choose front( at - .40 Heavy Tweeds, a few pieces at - - - ,40 Flannelette -loo lines for 8o 15o lines for .11 Cotton -7o lines for do 13o lines for - - .11 Dollars and Bone of latest patterns, 36o linea for ,16 �• dorsete, 1000 to choose from, $1.09 line .80 Corsets, 60o lines for - .40 Dress Trimming ani others at quarter price. Coats, Ladies' and ,• Gents' just in, Rain and Tweeds, $10.00 ones for $6,00, $15.00 for - $10.00 • A. number of cheap Coate - - • 8.00 l' Silk Waists, black and white, $5.00 lines at - 200 i Lawn Waists, beautiful lines at - • • 50 .' better ones worth $2.00, for • 1.00 Ladies' and Gents' Nightwear, $1,50 for 75o and - 1.00 Ladies' Skirts, worth $5.00 for $4.00; $4.00 one for - 5,00 Shirts and Underwear at half price. Hats and gape for carrying away. Boys' and Men's Suits at your own prices, to clear. , Overalls, Smocks, Mitts, rleeoe- lined Shirts, 20o off. Carpets, Rugs, Lace Curtains, all of whioh we are going out of- ool ie and take them away. Good fireproof safe and riding saddle for sale at half price. BEB fVE SPOItE WI IGHAVI. A. E. 1NGLAX1) • Proprietor. a • • • • • • • • • • •• • .♦ • • • 2 • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • ••• A ••• • • • • • • •• • • •• • • •i •• • • 60. •"1*l44/*•••••••A *.•••••••••••••_14•1•40-•••• TUE WINGIIAM TIMES, OCTOBER 3, 1907 Bloom The Huron Ooanty Sunday School and Christian Endeavour Convention will be held in Blyth on Ootober 8th and 9th. A good programme hasbeen arranged. The wet weather on Tuesday of last week interfered somewhat with the success of the Fall Fair,. There area however, a large number of entries in the different classes, totalling over 1100. Clinton fife and drum band furniehed musio during the day, and the ooncert at night was well attends hlr. John Wilford was palled to Toronto last week on account of the i11 - nese of hie son, i4 the city hospital with typhoid fever, whioh he contracted In the Nipiising district where be spent the Bummer vacation. Ed's'-prospeots are favorable we are pleased to state. Blyth Fair, whioh usually has a very large crowd, was up against bad weather on Tuesday of last week, with the result that the crowd was small and disappoint. ing. What was shown in the Indoor Department was good, but there was not very much of it, axoept in ladies work and fruit, The exhibit of horses was particularly good in all classes, but the judging was done under great diffi- culty; it was showery, and no sooner would one class be judged, than every one had to run for shelter, and then when the shower was over another class would be judged, followed by another skedaddle out of the rain. The Clinton Fife and Dram Band was present during the day. This Tonle Builds up. Many medioines stimulate, break down, leave yon worse than ever. Ferr- ozone is different -its a blood -former, a nerve -strengthener, a body-builder. Pale anaemic girls are given color and vigor. The tired and sleepless are strengthened and .restored. "Better than all tonics. I found Ferrozone" writes Mrs. E. F. Castleton of Wood - stook. "1 was completely run down, cheeks were blanched, lips white and had every sign of anaemia. Ferrozone added to my weight, gave me strength, ambition and good health." Nothing better, try Ferrozone yourself, 50c per box at all dealers, WEsTFIELD. Harvey MoDowell has rented Albert Hardisty's farm, which adjoins his own, for a term. Mrs. John Wightman and her mother, Mrs, Henry, have gone to Michigan to visit friends. Wesley Farrow has rented W. A. Harrison's farm for another, year, the five-year term for whioh he had it rent- ed having expired. , The anniversary services of Donny- brook church will be held on October 20th and 21st. Rev. A. 0. Crewe. of Toronto, Sabbath school and Epworth League secretary of the Methodist ohuroh, will preaoh twice on Sunday and will lecture on Monday evening on "The Sunny Side of Life." A very large number of friends and relatives went to Goderioh to attend the funerals of Mr. and Mre. Frederick Reid. A gloom was cast over this neighborhood when the news of their terrible accident reaohed this place, as Mrs. Reid (formerly Mise Etta Mo - Dowell) was well known here, having spent the greater part of her, life in this immediate neighborhood. Much sym- pathy is felt for the sorrowing parents and brothers. r-- • >t3ELMOBB. Mrs. Gallagher will leave this week on a visit to her sister in Galt. Mies Lottie and Mr. James Hamilton spent Sunday with friends in Teeswater. Mr. Powell, our esteemed townsman, who has been slightly indisposed is re- covering. Mise Jessie Anderson, who for the past month has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Rutherford. returned to Port Huron Monday. Mies Maggie Law of Wingham Business College recently spent a few days under the parental roof. She was accompanied by her friend, Miss Fother- ingham. Miss Nellie Harkness and brother George, of Hnntingfield were the guests of Mies Annie Law over Sunday. Many from here attended the Wingham fair last week. Mies Lizze Fleming, who for some time has been troubled with a small growth in the mouth, is we are pleased to state, improving, under the skillful treatment of Dr. Mitchell, Wroxeter. Word has been received from Mr. Robert Jeffray, who reoently left for San Diego, Cal., that he has arrived there safely. He finds the climate a little too warm for comfort, nevertheless intends staying. He will go into fruit growing. Rev. J. Radford is in Toronto attend- ing the lectures at Knox College. On account of his absence, there was no services in the Presbyterian churoh Sunday. The young people's meeting in the evening Was condnoted by Mr. W. Mundell. •- Tho Harvest Home servioes in Connec- tionh Methodist with t h e chnroh were well attended. Mr. McTavish Of Gorrie, preaching both morning and evening. The supper on Monday evening, follovy ed by a lengthy programme was ranoh enjoyed. Mildmay choir furnished the mUel4. 1000000041•0004•04•6064•004043 Consuniption is less deadly than it used to be. Certain relief and usually complete recovery will result from the following treatment: Hope, rest, fresh air, and -Scott'.' Emutraon. 04800000440:4004000444140'.4 ALL 4RVOQISTSt 600. AND &i.QO. ALL DRUQQISTS; 50c. AND $1.00, EAST WIIW.1NO$H. A quiet wedding took place at the manse, Blyth, on Tuesday morning of last week, when Miss Susanna M. Ker. nick, of East Wawanosh, was joined in the holy bonds of Matrimony to Andrew Hackney, of Hibbert township, Porth County, by Rev. J. L. Small, B, A. Many friends will hear with regret of the death on Monday Mast of Annie H. Bengough, wife of Mr. Hugh MaBerne y. Deceased had been ailing since last July with atomaoh trouble, Mrs. MoBarne y was in her 55th year and had resided on the 10th concession for many years and waft a daughter of the late Mr. Bengough of Belgrave. , She was held in high es. teem by a large circle of friends. The funeral took plane on Wednesday after- noon to Wingham cemetery. There was quite a large turnout of in- terested ratepayers at the meeting that was palled at school No. 7 to confirm or vote down the selection of a site made by the trustees. After a good deal of heated discussion a standing vote was taken, whioh confirmed the selection by a majority of two. But on a poll being demanded the proposed site, whioh is on the southwest corner of Geo. B. Naylor's farm, was voted down by a majorityy of two. It will, therefore, be settled by arbitration. The arbitrators appointed are Mr. W. Clark, of Belgrave, Inspector Tom, of Goderioh, and Wm. Clegg, of Wingham. Great Distress in her Throat Not an uncommon experience of Mrs. H. S. Wilmot of Schuler, N.S. Doctors failed, still a quick mire was found in "Catarrhozone." Notioe this statement; "I have been a dreadful sufferer from bronchial trouble and catarrh. On damp days I would hawk and suffer great distress in my throat, I meed all kinds of medioines but didn't get per. manent relief till I used Catarrozone. It bas strengthened my throat, cared my cough and made me entirely well." Refuse substitutes for the one reliable bronchial and throat env). All dealers sell "Oatarrhozone" in 25o and $1,00 sizes. DIORRIS. Mr. E. MoOloy, of Wingham has sold his 50 acre farm on the' lst line to Mr. John Gray. David Badgley of the 6th line ha leased the 100 acre farm of Mrs.,Thos. Maunders, south of Brussels, for a term of three years. Mies Struthers of Donegal and Mr. Allan House, of Atwood were visiting for a few days with their cousin, Mrs, J. D. McEwen, let line. A pretty, wedding took place on the lawn at the residence of John Roe, 2nd con. of Morris on Wednesday afternoon of last week, at 3.30 o'clock, the groom being Frederick 0. Taylor, of Howiok and the bride Miss Isabel Caroline Roo. They were unattended. Rev. G. Baker performed the ceremony. The bride was gowned in pearl grey silk trimmed with chiffon and carried a boquet of American Beanty roses. She was given away by her father. Miss E. Sanderson, of Bow- manville, cousin of the bride played the Wedding March and after the ceremony while the congratulations were being offered, Mies Simpson, cousin of the groom, gave a selection of musio. A very fine lunch was served in the mar- quee on the lawn. Toasts to the bride and groom were proposed and Rev. Geo. Baker responded to the toast to the bride and Mr. Davis, of Wingham, responded to the toast to the groom. Among the 150 guests present were Dr. Roe and his brother, the dentist, of Philadelphia, The bride's going away gown was brown chiffon broadcloth with hat to matoh. The presents were both numerous and costly testifying to the high esteem in which both are held. We wish them lung life, prosperity and happines.. Established rs79 Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Cresolhne is a boon to Asthmatics Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a remedy to etre disease of the breathing organs than to take the remedy into the stomach , It cures because the air rendered strongly anti- septic is tarried over the diseased surface With every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat- ment. h is invaluable to mothers with small children. Those eta consumptive tendency find immediate relief from coughs er in. /lamed conditions of the throat. Sold by druggists. Send postal forboaklet. Lk[MtI a, Mn.us Co., Litmted, Agents, Mont- real, Canada. Soy GREY. Russell Robertson has accepted a position on the 0. P. R. section at Mo - Naught station. Wedding bells rang merrily at the comfortable home of Edward Bryans, lst con. of Grey on Wednesday forenoon, Sept 25th, when at 11 o'olook Rey. H, M. Lang -Ford, of Brussels, tied the nup- tial bow between Miss CIare, Edith Bryans and Dr. R. Peroy Feild, of Brussels. On Sept. 13th, Charles Clark, young- est brother of David Clark, 14th con ., passed away at Nelson B. C. heart fail- ure being the pause of death, but he bad been ailing for 6 years past. Deceased was born in North Oxford Co. Ont., and Dame with his parents to Grey in 1855. Mr, Clark, has been away from this township for 20 years. Lilce a Thief in the Night. That's how pain comes. We sit near an open window. get stiff neck or Bore back. Perhaps get cooled off too quick- ly after exertion -rheumatism develops. Spend what you may, bat money can't buy anything better than Poison's Nerviline. Its penetrating power en- ables it to reach deep tissues, -that's why it aures aches that all else can't touch. For outward applioation we guarantee five times more strength than in any other liniment. Inwardly it's harmless and as sure as the hereafter to ease at once. Don't accept a substitute for Poison's Nerviline which is the great household panacea of today. BRUSSELS. In the looal bowling competition the awards were won by the following: - let, D. 0. Rose, chair; 2nd, Jno. Fergu- son, umbrella; 3rd, Jno. Habkirk, scarf pin. Successful medical operations were performed recently, Mise Maggie Backer and Mrs. (Nurse) Thompson being the patients. Favorable progress i; being made and we trust they will soon enjoy the best of health. A movement is on foot to erect a skat- ing and purling rink in Brussels and have it built this Fall. The intention is to circulate a subscription list and if sufficient stock oan bo secured to proceed at once with the bnilding. It is a great loss to Brussels to be without mod- ern facilities for skating, curling and hookey matches, A cement building of regulation size would probably be erect- ed if the proposal is supported as it should be. High noon ou Wednesday of last week witnessed the assembling of numerous guests at the home of James and Mrs. McArter, Brussels, on the happy oc- casion of the marriage of their daughter, Miss Jennie, to S. R. Orerar, B. S. C., 0. L. S., of Toronto, a son of Jno. and Mrs. Crerar, of this locality. Taking their places under an evergreen arab, decked with asters and a wedding bell, A.C. Wishart, B.A., spoke the all import. ant words that made them husband and wife. Oh, For a Clear Complexion, A clear complexion is the outward evidence of inward cleanliness. In bad health the face becomes a signboard, telling of disease within. If yellow, bile is not properly secreted; if pallid the kidneys are faulty; if skin is murky and dark circles beneath the eyes, look for constipation. Whatever the cause, no remedy compares with Dr. Hamilton's Pills which are mild, safe, purifying and vitalizing in their action. They give a marvelous roe tint to the oheeks,bright- ens ht- ens the eyes and establish health that defies age and disease. Sold everywhere in 26c boxes, WHLTECHIIRCI. Very successful anniversary services were held in the Presbyterian church here on Sunday last. Rev. Professor Ballantyne, D. D., of Knox College, Toronto, preached in the morning and evening, and Rev. D. McKerroll, of Lnoknow in the afternoon. The ser- vices were well attended, On Monday evening the annual tea meeting was held and the ohuroh was filled. Tea was served from 6 to 8 o'clock after which a program of music, speeches, etc was rendered. The Presbyterians of this place always have very successful anni• versaries and the work of the church is prospering ander the pastorate of Rev, G. P Duncan. Mr. John Donald,an old resident of Southampton, was killed at Port Elgin Pair by a horse that bolted. Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux stated at Mon- treal that he is preparing a bill to give a one -cent rate on drop -letters in cities and towns where free delivery prevails. Geo. Steven, a well.known contractor of Guelph, dropped dead On his way, to church, where he had regularly attended for thirty yearn. Ile was 92 years of age. LAIWEST STOCK 5 THE LEADING STORE L°' " I'IIICJI;S THE STARE WITH THE GOODS AND THE VALUES mitalma Ladies' New Fall Coats aa Skids JUST RECEIVED You are cordially invited to visit our mantle and skirt department on second floor. Here you will find all that's new and up•to-the-minute in ladies', misses and children's Coats, Furs and Skirts. Satisfactory Garments are those whose style and cut will attract attention, whose quality of material and work will satisfy inspection and whose value will invite quick buying -such as ours. Space here does not allow us to give a more full detail of our extensive range. Please ask for illustrated catalogue. 0 No. 869, Ladies' Unlined Black Kersey coat, three quarter length, trimmed with strapping and cording, a very stylish garment, price .....• $12.00 No. 872, Ladies' Black Beaver Coat, fall, three quarter length, trimmed with cording and buttons. Special value at $7 50 No. 826, Ladies' Collarless Tweed Mantle, 45 Inches long, fancy pockets and sleeves, braid trimming, two box pleats on back, a bargain $10:00 No. 824, Donble breasted Tweed Mantle,seven-eights length,Gib- son shoulder effect, braid trimming,, only ,$12.00 No. 867, Ladies' Black Kersey Cloth Coat, three quarter length, trimmed with velvet and buttons, a very stylish garment, u only $10.00 No 829, Ladies' double-breasted Coat, handsomely trimmed with self strapping and stitching, fall three qaarter length, our price , $10.00 4034, Ladies' Gray Check Tweed Coats, three quarter length. nicely made, only. $8.00 Special line -See our special line of Ladies Black Beaver Coats, at $5.00 Children's Coats. -Largo Range of Children's Coats, all sizes in pretty tweed effeots, imported direot from England, every garment well made, prices begin at $2.00 TOP SKIRTS. Just opened up a large stock of New Fall Skirts in plain cloths and dark tweed effects, fit guaranteed. See our special black skirt at .... $4.00 41,1,11•14113,11 - PHONE 68Isard Coss . WINGHAM. IIMINIEMMEGSZEMIONZaillIDSZI i ++++++++++++++++++++*,+++++ +++++♦++++++++++++++++♦+++ ROYAL GROCER• Y.: • • • Pa*c China. +.. + See our window of Fancy China, consisting of Salad Bowls, Z + , Cake Plates, Biscuit Jars, Butters, Chocolate Pots, • + t Poeridge Sets, Marmalade Sets, Sugar and Cream, + etc., etc., each 25e. and 35c. + # ♦ + Try our Black and Japan Tea, at per lb 30c. ++r 4. -- + a IAtG ............................. ............................ IPFIN'S. e••.••o••••o•••••••••e••oa• ••o•••o••••••••••••••••••• • o� • • Lata ies' flantles j • AT THE A 1 STORE 1 • • •• • • • ••• • • •• •A • • • • • • • • • • • • • Z • • • • • • S . J. We want to emphasize the fact that never • before in all our experience have we had Finch • perfection of quality and finish in LADIES' ♦• MANTLES. WIketesale tailoring has pro- gressed wonderfully the last few years, and t ladies will find it more satisfactory every way • to buy garments ready to wear, providing they get the richt kind. We make a specialty of " CONTINENTAL" Mantles, whioh have a reputation all over Canada for novelty, and • r(resent a new standard of excellence. ' Como in and see what we call style and •S value, ••••••oft • Hauna& One door north of Qunn'a hotel. I••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••N•••++i••+•4++••••••