The Wingham Advance, 1907-11-28, Page 5THE W INGB AM ADVANCE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1007.
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The Blue Front Store,
Quality,
Style,
Fit.
In selecting an Overcoat
what more would you
want than this—"A good
reliable quality of goods,
made up in one of the
newest styles, and made
to it."
The price is a secondary consideration, but
our prices are popular and Within reach of all.
Every garment is fully guaranteed, whether
made to order or ready-to-wear.
Twelve different styles and fifty patterns to
choose from.
McGee & Campbell
Clothiers and Men's Furnishers
Clinton.
A good sized two-story addition is
being built at the rear of the Clinton
Knitting Factory, to be used as a dye -
room.
Fifteen students now in attendance
at the Clinton Model have secured
schools for next year at salaries rang-
ing from $350 to $40.
Mr, Trussler of Teeswater was in
town on Monday looking over a bnei-
ness proposition' here, f"Ie was favor-
ably impressed and the probabilities
are that be will ere long become a
resident,
The wind on Wednesday night blew
down the large chimney, at the House
of Refuge, which crashed through the
roof ; fortunately none of the inmates
were hurt but some of them hacl nate
row escapes.
On Friday afternoon a strange man
entered the house of Mrs. Warren,
and went through all the rooms, but
what he wanted is a mystery as noth-
ing was raissed ; he was met by one of
the boarders, as he ]eft the house, and
gave an evasive answer to her enquiry
as to what he was doing.
Mr. D. Cantelon is experiencing the
effects of the stringency in the Ameri-
can money market. Some time ago
he contracted with a New Yorker, to
deliver 10,000 barrels of apples. After
receiving about 0,000 barrels, the
American telegraphed on Saturday,
cancelling the balance of the order, as
he was unable to procure funds for the
balance of the order.
Two lads of about fourteen years
of age, Jack Lawson and Harold, son
of Mr. Peter Cantelon, were out
shooting and when on the railway
track near Dir. D. A. Forrester's,
Harold was accidentally shot in the
thigh by his companion who was
about fifty yards distant from him.
Jack says he aimed at a bird and that
the bullet struck a stone and glanced.
The wounded boy has since been
under the doctor's care and is doing as
well as can be expected.
It has been decided that a new St.
Joseph's church will be built next
summer to replace the one in which
the congregation has been worship-
erect -
ed upon the preinfor mansent sit . Fears. It wior this ob-
ject there is already on hand $3,500
in cash and as well in the neighbor-
hood of $0,000 subscribed. The sub-
scription list and building operations
are in the .capable hands of Rev.
Father Hanlon, under whose superin-
tendence the fine place of worship at
St. Augustine was built some three
years ago,
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A Suggestion Of Rare Value.
A diseased condition of the surfaces
of the air passages causes bad breath,
but more commonly emanates from
digestion or impure condition of the
blood. Thousands of cases proved
that Dr. Hamilton's Pills through
their specific action on the secretory
and eliminative organs, not only cure
bad breath, but so thoroughly purify
the system that anything suggestive
of blood or digestive troubles is im-
possible. Through Dr. Hamilton's
Pills the skin grows rosy and clear,
activity of the body and. mind in-
creases, and bounding health is estab-
lished, sold everywhere in 25c boxes,
Brussels.
Horse Fair, December 5th.
Mr. Lye has not accepted the Brus-
sels agency of the G, T. R. and in-
stead, Mr. O'Neil, who is now reliev-
ing at Durham, will be the agent.
Mrs, Thompson (nurse) is regaining
ber accustomed vigor, her many
friends will be glad to know. She is
visiting this week with her daughter,
Mrs. J. G. Smith, con. 8, Grey.
Fowler Johnston, youngest son of
J. Johnston, Turnberry street, met
with an unfortunate accident a few
weeks ago. A trap door descended on
his foot, breaking one of the toes.
St, John's Church Anglican Associa-
tion will give a Measuring Tea and
Musicale in the Town Hall, Brussels,
Dec. 10th, commencing at eight
o'clock. A good time is guaranteed.
Last week the Silver Cup, represent-
ing the Ontario Foot Ball champion-
ship for 1007, arrived in Brussels and is
on exhibition, along with the W. F.
silver tankard in the window at Fox's
drug store.
A short time ago Mrs. N. McCaulay,
Thomas street, hung several fur
articles of clothing on the clothesline
at her hotne for an airing, Sotnebody
mode it their business to take a per -
shin lamb cap which had not been re-
turned up to this date. As she has a
fairly good idea where it has gone she
bopes the missing article will be re-
turned,
Overtaken By Nausea.
Yon don't know whether it's going
to stay down or come up. You feel
like thirty cents and look even worse.
If one thing is quicker than another,
it's "Nerviline." Ten drops in sweet-
ened water gives relief instantly. Al-
most like magic is the change you ex-
perience. The cause of the nausea is
removed, every symptom of vomiting
and indigestion is cured within ten
minutes. When Poison's Nerviline is
so trusty and economical, a bottle at
home wouldn't be amiss. Large ones
25c at all dealers.
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Don't
Worry
ABOUT WHAT
TO BUY FOR A
Xmas. Gift.
Ws G. Patterson
has done the worrying. He
has a fine stock of the latest
and best Jewellery that money
and skill can buy. Come and
see our stock, and you will be
surprised that such goods can
be purchased in Wingham.
W. G. Patterson
The Watch Doctor, Wingham.
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Teeswater,
4 powprfull sermon on 'The Seeona
Cp [qg of O1}ris{;' Wes given in the
11aptist ehurcillast Sunday. The text
fpr ,next Sup ay will' be ''Thy will be
011e or: card? as In heaven,'
4 ii it ber pf person's sr, Teeswater
cal Culross are unfortunate enough
tq be owners of small blocks of the
stook in the Stark Light and Power
Co., Toronto Junction, which is said
to he in financial difficulties,
A knowledge of Business Paper is
of inestimable value to every young
man.
An accountant must be familiar
with the uses of notes, drafts and
checks to hold a responsible position,
The young man in business for
himself should possess the knowledge
necessary to draw up correctly all
manner of business forms, such as
notes, drafts, vouchers, leases, part-
nership agreements, etc,
IIr, who intends to remain upon
the farm, must know the meaning of
"negotiability," "indorsing," "dis-
counting," "protesting," etc„ or he
will find himself "out of pocket"
now and again.
We thoroughly teach all these and
many more valuable things in con-
nection with "Bills of Exchange."
Write for our large, illustrated,
free catalogue. It explains our
Business and Shorthand Courses in
detail, and shows the value of the
Business Educators' Association
Diploina to our graduates.
Our graduates - are in constant
demand.
FOREST CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
Members of Business Educators'
Association.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal, London.
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Isard's Departmental
Store Prices.
Bead every line and see what a Saving you can make on New Goods—
Just what you are needing at the present time.
100
5 Pieces fine Bleached Cotton,
124c value for 10c
80
New Pattern Wrapperette, fast
colors—Our Price , .. , , , , , . , .. Se
50c
Boys' heavy Navy Blue Sweat-
ers, 05c value for 50c
350
Boys' Fleece Underwear—Our
Clearing Price 350
250
5 Doz. white, knit, Corset Cov-
ers, sizes 32, 34, 30, regular 35c
quality --Only 25c
25c
Ladies' Tourist Caps to clear,
regular price 50c, for...,,...,25c
70
5 Pieces heavy Flannelette, fast
colors—Our Cut Price 7e
500
Men's heavy Fleece Underwear,
special at 50c
$2.00
Boys' 2 -piece Suits, good value
at $2.50—Our Special Price..$2.00
$1.65
Men's heavy Brown Corduroy
Pants, $2.00 value—Our Spe-
cial Price $1.05
25o
5 Pieces wide Plaid Dress (foods,
worth 35c --Our Cut Price....25c
20c
10 Pieces Spun Glass Skirting
or Lining, 25c value_fo>',.,.....20e
500
A special line of Plaid Taffeta
Silks—Our Cut Price 50c
15c
One piece Moire Skirting, regu-
lar 20c value 150
$3.75
Ladies' Top Skirts, black Vicu-
na cloth, $5.00 value—Our Cut
Price $3.75
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BOOTS AND SHOES.—.A. shipment just received—FACTORIE
We bought them CHEAP to sell cheap. MEN'S, WOMEN'S and B
our counters for QUICK SELLING. Come in and save 15 to 25 per
CLEAN-UP LINES.
' Shoes NOW on
25c
5 Pieces Fancy Tweed Dress
Goods, were 40c, they go at..25c
15c
A lot of wide Ribbons 20c value,
all colors, while they last.. , .15c
$6.50
Men's heavy Tweed Suits just
in, see them Only $6.50
$7.95
Men's heavy Tweed Overcoats,
well made, $10 value—Our
Cut Price $7.95
500
8 Pieces plain colored Venetian
Dress Goods, all wool—Cut
Price 50c
$2.00
Ladies' Jackets, not this sea-
son's style, good warm lined
Coats, must go at.... .....$2,00
$1.25
Ladies' Wrappers, made of
heavy Wrapperette, lined in
waist, $1,50 quality for $1.25
$1.00
2 Doz. heavy Black Sateen Un-
derskirts, $1.25 value—Our
Special Price $1.00
5c
5 Pieces Cotton Shirting, while
they last only 5c
$3.99
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Coats,
to clear out $8.09
$1.00
French Flannel Waist lengths
worth $1.50, for $1.00
8c
Mill Ends Factory Cotton, 100
and 12ic values to clear out
at only 8c
$1.19
Men's heavy, strong, Tweed
Pants, worth $1.50, to clear
out quick $1.19
10c
0 Pieces heavy, reversible Flan-
nelette, 121c quality, quick
selling price 10c
25c
3 Pieces new pattern Carpet,
to clear at 25c
All other lines reduced.
20 Per Cent.
Lace Curtains must go. 20 per
cent. off our close cut prices.
Oc
Ladies' ready-to-wear Waists,
regular $1,00 and $1.25 --Only 50c
50
5 Pieces Plaid Dress Goods, fast
colors, while they last 5c
2c
200 packages mixed Needles, to
clear 2c
59c
6 Pieces fancy dark Tweed
Dress Goods, just in, 75c value flc
for,
25c
25 Doz. Ladies' fine -finish Vests
and Drawers, good value at
35c—Sale 256'
100
20 Pieces extra wide Flannel-
ette, worth more money—Our
Price 1.0c
25c
10 Dos, heavy Wool Hose, rib-
bed, good value at 35c—Spe-
cial Price 25c
Grocery Bargain.
22 lbs. Granulated„, ear.::e ,
lbs. of .No,-.k--Jfipan or Ceylon
Tea, for. $2.25
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE.
JH. E. Isar
& COM j
Lucknow.
Died—In Kinloss, on Monday, No
vember 18th, 1007, Flora McPherson,
beloved wife of Angus McKinnon of
con. 2; Kinloss, aged 81 years.
The building which has for over
twenty-five years been occupied by the
Lucknow Sentinel, bas been purchas-
ed from'. J. Macgregor by Mr. Win.
Allen, and the Sentinel printing plant
is this week to be moved to the brick
store formerly occupied by Mr. R.
Moody.
The Methodist Church in Lucknow
has been undergoing some repairs. A
system of gasoline lighting has been
installed, which brilliantly lights the
church. The church is also being de-
corated by Messrs. Walthew .s %Vet -
ler of St. Thomas, The work is verg-
ing tpwards completion, and Sunday
and. nionday, December 1st and 2nd,
is fixetl for re -opening services,
Something seems to have happened
to relieve the ear shortage in Ontario.
Teeswater shippers have been getting
four and five cars daily this week.
This has cleared away the piles of
apple barrels and the grain dealers
have been able to make long-delayed
shipments.
Tho Convention that selects a can-
didate to contest South Uruee in the
Liberals interests at the next Domin-
ion elections is likel' to be the scene
of a hot contest. 9.ho name of Mr.
It. D. Cameron of Lucknow has been
frequently mentioned in connection
with the nomination, and it is said,
that he is disposed to think favorably
of permitting his name to go before
the convention. Mr. Cameron 'would
make &strong candidate.
For Quality and Quantity ask your
denier for the near big nplug,s of "Bobs"
"Stag" and "Currency' Chewing 'ro-
bnroost
AN ALTAR FOR THE SOUL.
Build thou an altar for the soul,
0 build it strong of faith and prayer.
And when life's tempests o'er thee
roll,
And seesneth far away the goal,
Remember, comfort lieth there.
Burn there the incense pure of life,
A fragrant incense to the skies.
Forgetting earthly mare and strife,
And all the grief of whloh'Lis rife,
Uplifting heavenward thine eyes.
Low lay thy burdens there adown,
So shall the shadows part in twain,
And carking care forget to frown,
While angels weave thee fairer crown,
For grace that thou dost thus at-
tain,
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RELIEVED IN 30 MINUTES
AND THAT Is NO IDLE STATEMENT TO CATCH THE UNWARY, HUT A
THOUSANDS OF TIMES OVER PROVEN AND VOUCHED rOla FACT—AND MYSTERIOUS POWER OVER. THIS DREADED 1) SEASE LIES N Tint F O1tDSIJLA OF
Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
A cure that has stepped to the bedside of a sufferer in the cliltch p#
death. A cure that has unloosed the grip and stopped the pain in
So minutes and gently led the heart -wracked soul out from the larhne s
and despair to the brightness and happiness that comes to one whos
heart beats true, whose blood tingles with life and vigor, Pr, Agnew's
Cure for the Heart is not heralded as a miracle ivorkert 1pitt it bus
many miraculous cures to its credit.
Weak beast—wesk blgod—weak nerves travel hand-in-hand, end you
nd.. he s 1nipto s n such.sensation as palpitation, fluttering, shortness
04 Ole
c alt ancIrregular pulse, smothering spells, Chilly sensations,
fainting spells, 'swelling of feet and ankles, weariness, tired feeling
all presage heart disorder and you cannot afford to neglect them,
1hPr.' Agnew's Cure for the heart is a tried remedy—Ow sure remedy'-'
e'quiclt acting remedy ---°-a real fife saVer. t
Al I. t}ilu! ci1STS 4N14 N.Ins�1011 n Lliu}s SOLI. 1'f•
AQ� W! 1W MENT relieve ltchinq and Prdtru ing Pilss with anti application.
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SOLI) BY A, L. HAMILTON
A NATIONAL LIVE STOCK
CONVENTION.
A meeting of the Executive Com-
mittee of the National Live Stock As-
sociation was held on Thursday, Nov.
7th, at the olllce of the Live Stock
Commissioner, Ottawa, to consider the
calling of the next convention of that
body. The meeting was attended by
the President, Hon. John D'fyden, To -
route), Ont., the Vice -President, Me.
Robert Ness, Howick, Que., Messrs.
G. A. Giganit, Quebec, Que., Arthur
Johnston, Greenwood, Ont., and J. G.
Rutherford, Live Stock Commissioner,
Owing to illness the secretary, Mr.
Westervelt, was unable to be present,
The Hon. Sydney Fisher attended the
meeting during the early part of the
day.
Arrangements wero madefor the
holding of the next convention at Ot-
tawa, on February 5th, Oth, and 7th,
next. These dates were selected so as
to permit the breeders from Western
Canada and also from the Maritime
provinces to attend the meetings of
the cattle, sheep and swine associa-
tions, most of which will be held at
the end of January and during the
first few days of February, as also the
Horse Show and meetings of the
horse Breeders' Associations which
are arranged for the week fol-
lowing.
A programme for the convention
was informally discussed but not de-
finitely~ arranged. A number of sub-
jects will probably be dealt with, but
it is likely that the principal disons-
sion will be on the advisability of
amending the stocii;, It is also pro-
posed to take tip and discuss the est
means qi' retaining for onr Canadian
lireetiers the Canadian market for
pure bred stock and it is probable that
a number of specially prepared papers
on this subject will be submitted.
The future of onr export trade in pure
bred stock will also be discussed,
while It is expected that considerable
light will be thrown on our export
trade in cattle and sheep for slaughter
as also onr export trade in meats and
meat food products.
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Fall nnouncementl
We're now ready for the fall and §
winter trade, and below will be found
a few of the many bargains we have §
in stock. Call in 1
ENCti',iflfi SPAVIN LINi.i.tIiN7' removes
all hard, soft or calloused lumps and
blemishes from horses, blood spavin,
curbs, splints, ringbone, sweeney,
stifles, sprains,. sore or swollen throat,
coughs, etc, Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder-
ful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold
by A, L. Hamilton.
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LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH. --Several pieces 12 feet wide to
select from. A big assortment of Floor Oilcloths, also a big line of
Carpets,
BLANKETS.—01 all kinds, Flannelette, grey and white, at low
prices ; All -wool, white or grey, Kingsville make, the best on the
market, at last year's prices,
YARN,—Pare Wool Yarn in single, two or three ply, made in
Wroxeter especially for our trade.
tJNDE1ZWEAt .—A Iarge stook of Ladies' and Ohildren's Underµ
wear, alt sizes at bargain prices, positively new goods.
FLANNELETTE. ---150 pieces to select from, all colors and do-
signs, from 5 cts. to 20 ots. per yard. This stook was bought before
the advance in price and we will give our customers the benefit at
old prices.
See our stook of Wrapperette and ICimona Cloth before buying
elsewhere.
MEN'S WEAitA}Ll1S,—Men's and Boys' All•wool Underwear.
Men's and Boys' now Overcoats just arrived. Mon's and Boys' Over.
alis. Men's and Boys' Caps. Fur Codas for Men; we have Canadian
Coon, Wombat, Bulgarian Lamb, Calf and Dog. New Clothing for
Men and 13oys, also heavy Tweed Suitings, We handle the tele-
brtrted Stanfield's Uushrmnkable Underwear,
LAMES' COATS. -50 Lndios' ()loth Coats and Jackets, also A
full lice of Astrachan Coats. Give as a call before buying else-
, where. Wo deem it a pleasure to show our goods, whether yort
buy or not.
Farm Produce taken in exchange for goods.
T. A. Mills
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