The Wingham Times, 1907-10-31, Page 5THE WINDHAM TIMES, OCTOBER Bl, 1207
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lie•opening services in connection
with the Briok Ohurch will be held on
Sunday and Monday, November 17th
and 18tla, Further particuiare will be
given in a later issue.
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You, catch cold easily or become run,
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The Quarterly Offieial Board. will nae e t
in the Selgrave Methodist Oburela on
Monday, November 4th, at 0 p, m.
The regular quarterly Sacramental
service for the Beigrave circuit will be
held at Sunshine on Sunday next,
November 3cd, at 10.00 a. an, All are
hatched to attend this service
When Your ueole Barna
Of course We hard to work, Stooping
over hurts, lifting le tedious', and von
Wonder what to do. Ever try Nerviltue?
Nothing lilac it for weak or lame hack.
It penetrates to the core of the pain,
eases from the first application, brings
cure that defies a relapse. No liniment
is so clean, so soothing, so certain to kill
muecular, rheumatic or soiled° peies.
Your dealer 80118 Poison's Verviline it
large 260 bottles. Why not try it ?
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Overcoat ?
If you want Style, Fit and Quality all com-
bined in the one garment at a moderate price, you have
no choice but to come to us for that particular garment,
Our clothing is gaining in popularity every clay.
McGee O. Campbell
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS
LIJC KNO IV.
One of the most popular eveute at
the Looknow fair was the winning of
the old man's roe by John Adams.
Mr. Adams is over eighty year& of age,
a pioneer, and a character of more than
local repute, He is one evidence of the
claim that of the earlier settlers only
the fittest survived. We have many
others. Some time ago a number of
ladies, formerly of Ashfield and Huron
townships, had a social gathering in
Detroit, aud over a enp of tea were dis-
cussing in Gaelic the ages of some of
our residents. Messrs, Peter Murray,
Kenneth Hunter, Allan MoKeezie and
one lady ventured the opinion that big
Dineen McRae was the oldest, "Hoot,"
exclaimed another lady, "he is, young
yet, he is only 05, and 'Sailor' MeKay'e
father in Luckuow is 105"
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We are sole agedts for the celebrated SCRANTON COAL, •
f whioh has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, Oannel and t•
.1 Domeetio Coal, and Wood of all kinds, always on hand.
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That pain between the eyes isn't
neuralgin, Many think so, but it h ca-
tarrh, elain ordinary catarrh that needs
attentiou right now. Your proper lead
is to use "Oatarrhozone." Doctors
recognize It as a cure that surpasses all
others Sure, because it does reach the
trouble; safe, bemuse no drugs to take,
you,breathe its healing vapor direct to
the course of the trouble, and cure is
guaranteed. Two sizes, 253 and L 00.
Sold everywhere.
WET WAWA.NOSEI.
One of the old residents of the town
•ship of West Wawanosb, in the person
of Sarah Ann Powell, beloved wife of
James W. Jackman, passed to her re-
ward on Toesday 22nd, at her home
on concession 13, after an illness of about
eight weeks. Mrs, Jackman was sixty-
nine years of age. She was born in the
township and had lived there all her life.
She is :Survived try three brothers and
three sisters: John Powell, of Chilton ;
George Powell, of Blyth, and another
brother, in New Ontario, and Mrs. James
Switzer, of • Bayfield ; Mrs. John
Cochrane, of Wingham; and Mrs. John
Menzies,'of Emit Wawanosh, Besides
her husband she leaves a family of seven
children; William and Ernest, at home;
George and Edmund James, at Ottawa;
Airs. Powell and Mies Alice Jaokman, at
BeRiOr8; and lilies Eva J44111T1SC, at
Ottawa. The funeral took place Friday
afternoon to Dungannon cemetery.
Miss Susie Pearson was elected Brd
Vice President of the Wingham Dis-
trict Epworth League at the Convert -
tion held at Brussels.
Miss Einelyno, daughter, pi: }lector
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FLOWER POTS
We have them in all sizes.
3 inch Flower Pots, per doz. 15e 4 inch Flower Pots, per dm, 25e
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MoQuarrie, is home from a most en-
joyable visit with her sister in Man-
chester, England. Miss 7311eQuarrie
saw considerrible of the Old Laud and
she may be induced to go back,
Ur. John McAllister arid family have
removed to Toronto, where they purpose
Leaking their home. We are (Sorry to lose
these good. citizens from oar midet,
Niro. Be A. Fairbairn, who had been.
enjoying holiday visit tor several
months with relatives mid old friends
here, has returned to her home in Cali-
fornia. She is a daughter of Mrs. Rott.
MoKe.y, 8th con, aud a sister to Mrs.
Hugh McKinnon, Robert and Peter Mo-
Eay of the same line.
Blood, Pure, Molt, Red.
Rosy glow in the face, eparkling eyes,
vivacious spirits are an the automate of
good blood. No surer way exists ot
purifying and euriehiug the blood than
to use Dr. Hamileonat By their
gentle active on the bowels, iiidneye and
liver their filter every impurity from the
system,' leaving it wholesotue and able
to do the wog* utoeesary fur the maize,
tenance of health.
To be well, look well, aud feel always
at your best, use Dr, liewiltou's Pills
of Mandrake aud Batterout, a truly
wonderful medidne for yoang and Md.
Prate 23e at alt dettleas.
And Save rioney,
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Dr. S. M, Sloan and wife. of Norris,
Alaska, are here visiting the former's
parents, Mr. ehd Mrs A. W. S'oan.
Mrs. Johnstoue, of Melville, Miehltraw
was visiting with her sister, Mrs. Rich-
ard Sam -rs. Tue two ladies have not
seen each other for forty faall.
Mr, and Cites. G. M. Chambere were in
Kincardine last week attending the
funeral of the former's brother, who died
lu-Wienipeg after two weeks Mous from
typhoid fever. Deceased was car letterer
for the 0. P. R. He had been Imine
for a visit during the summer and attend-
ed the Kinoardine old boys' reunion.
The funeral took place Friday at Kin-
eardaas.
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BUSY DEPARTMENT.,
MANTLE and SKIRT Department is a BUSY seetion these
days. And no wonder, when you think of the wealth of chalets in
LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S Readv•to wear GARMENTS.
The feet, too, that the Coats are all MODERATELY PRIOED for
quick selling has helped very anuel to boom this department. We
have one hundred and fifty coats to sell and you can depend upon.
getting COATI at just the PRICE you prefer to pay.
Prices range from. 65.00 to $1.0.50 in LadiesCots, and iii
Children's $2.00 to $7.00.
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DRESS GOODS.
SPECIAL VALUES in all weaves in Dress Gol:14. see them
and judge for yourselves. We carry the largest stook, OUR PRICE -3
are the LOWEST—SATURDAY BARGAIN 5 pieces Dark Tweed
Suiting on sale at 40e yard,
REGULAR PRICES. ,
Compare oar REGULA.R PRICES with S .LESPRICES
elsewhere and see what a saving*you ean make btu/n.1 FALL; and
WINTER GOODS here. OUR PRICES are LOW throughout tine
store—no room to quote PRICES here, we volaid rather you would
come and see our stock. • We will be pleased to show yea through
all departments.
Why Do Ton Faint?
Sometimes from shock or fright, but
usually because the eystem is weakened
and depreesed,—it leeks power to reset
from sudden swath. This condition de -
Maude rebuilding, demands nourishment,
which is best supplied by Ferrozene In
every form of ritibillty Forrezteue is a
ape Igo, It fortifi-s the digeetive and
assiranlatwe power of the bcdy, promotes
the elimination of waste materials,
builds up tissue. gives energy and resist -
awe. To have rich, red blood, euduring
nerves, a strong coustitutiou and lasting
good health, use Ferroz me. Sold every-
where in 50o boxes or six for $2 60.
FARM PRODUCE WANTED.
Large quantities of Batter, Egg,t, Died Apples, Poultry,
Honey. Highest prices paid for Bright Apples, Turkeys,
Geese, Chickens, Dueks, dry pleked. , Remember quality malts.
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Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolene is a boon to Asthmatics
Does it not seen more effective to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy into the. stomach
It cures because the air rendered strongly ani -
septic is carried over the diseased surae w,th
every- breath, g ving prolonged and constant treat.
meat. It is invaluable to trothets with small
children.
Those of a. consumptive
tendency find itnntediate
relief from cottghs or in-
itiated conditions cf the
throat
Sold. by druggitts.
Send postal for booklet.
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Limited, Agents, Blom.
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al.0111tIM.
John Young has purchased the Ashton
farm on the 7th line, for $700.
Miss Islibbl McNab has been re-engag-
ed as teacher in S. S. No. 4, at a salary
of $450.
PoliceMan George Oelbiolc, of °Ash,
spent a few days recently at the home
of his parents in this township.
Harry D. Ainlay, of Brassels, who
is teaching in Morrie townehip, has
heel engaged to take charge of the
Oranbrook public school for 1008. The
elsay is (.500
Tax Oollecter Proctor has started Mit
on his rounds. Arrangements have
been made tith the Bank of Hemilton
at Winghata and Blyth aud with the
Standard and Metropolitan Banks at
Bruesele to receive taxes thereby afford-
ing conveniences to the ratepayers in-
stead of making trips to meet the
Colleotor.
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Children's Shoo! Shoes].
Sturdy, solid, sensible. Boys and Girl,; are
our particular hobby, and we buy to please
them and their parents.
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Selling at prices quoted on my 7,000 circulars
will continue indefinitely until nay entire stock
these doors. There will be such a gathering
walls of the places will shake !
opening up more goods and getting them into shape.
sent out to every voter in. town and country Oct. 16,
in Wingham and Eiverstown has passed out through
of the people and such an awakening that the very
Come, and bring your friends, and share in these marvellous money -saving opportunities.
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