The Wingham Times, 1902-10-09, Page 5The R.ft CROWDER CO.
Don't waste
your money
iBut put us on the list for your next Suit or Overcoat, and
-youll be doing exactly what numbers of shrewd men have done
4 ',during the past few weeks, and you'll profit by it.
Suits and Overcoats that good dressers will choose.
Suits and Overcoats that will bring us .a stream of steady
customers,
Suits and Overcoats that will satisfy hard -to -please and
difficult -to -fit men.
We name a few prices :
SUITS OVERCOA.T$
'Boys' two-piece Suits, all wool.
sizes 22 to 28, - - $1.75
.Boys' two-piece Suits, all wool,
sizes 22 to 30, - - . 2,75
',Men's and Youths' heavy winter ,
Suits, an wool, sizes 35 to 44, 6.00
Alen's Odd Pants, 400 pairs to
choose from, prices - $1.00 to 4.00
Boys' Russian Overcoats, extra
long, made front genuine ails
wool, mackinaw oloth, satin,
piped seam, neat fitting capote,
sizes 22 to 28, at - $3.75 and $5.50
Youths' till - wool grey Cheviot
Overcoats. box back, heavy lin-
ing, sizes 33 to 85; this coat is
bard to beat at $7.00, for - 5,75
Men's all -wool grey Cheviot Over-
coats, made by Sanford of Ham-
ilton, every coat guaranteed,
sizes 36 to 44, price s - 7,00
People tell us we have the best
coats yet to bo seen.
. $11.50 - Yoke Overcoat - $11.50
We have a very nubby Overcoat, made from pure English Melton oloth, yoke
cut, lined with heavy twill lining, all sizes, at $11.
There is honest workmanship and satisfying service in every
'Overcoat or Suit we sell, no matter how little the price. We
.do what we promise, and we promise only what we will do.
Will you favor us with a call ?
SATURDAY SPECIALS
-Men's all -wool grey Socks, 2 prs for .25
sGeuts' English. Cashmere Socks,
worth 30e, sale price - - .10
Underwear Underpriced -42 Suits
Meu's Underwear, union, good
heavy weight, Saturday price .35
'Children's all -wool Stockings, sizes
6, 7, 8, 0, Saturday price .20
BELLO, BOYS !
;39 pairs Boys' Lined Gloves and
mitts, right up to the minute, all
sizes
.40
75e Colored Shirts 4$c
3 dos. Men's Colored Shirts, hard
bosom, sizes 1414e to 16%, worth
75c, Saturday price - .40
650 Shirts 4$c
Men's heavy knit Top Shirts, grey,
navy. black and white, worth 65c
Saturday price ' .49
$1,00 Lined Gloves '75e
24 pairs Men's lined Mocha Gloves,
reg. $1 a pier, Saturday price .75
GENTS' FURNISHINGS -Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, etc., up to the animate.
. HATS -We received the latest to -day -the Pauama.
We pay: For Eggs, 16e; Ro]1 Butter 16c.
The R. H. GROWDIR Go.
Men's Outfitters. WINGHAM
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We are now nicely located in the new shop. And just to
keep things moving we are offering some special values
in White Ironstone Dishes.
White Ironstone Cups and Saucers, per dozen
White Ironstone Tea Plates, per dozen
White Ironstone Breakfast Plates, per dozen
White Ironstone Dinner Plates, per dozen -
White Ironstone Toilet Sets, five pieces, consisting of
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TilE WIN011A3f TUIES, OC,TORAlt a, 1902..
News From Our Neighbors
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EVENTS OF INTEREST TO. ALL 0110 READERS.
What Wideawake
Items
Times Correspoodents Communicate- Other
Clipped From Our Exchanges.
IIAME,NS,
The Anniversary cervices in connect-
lott with Bethel church were held on
Sunday Met. Rev, T. E. Stiwyer, of
Salem preaebed morning and evening.
On Monthly eveuing a eaeree concert
was held.
A happy event took Owe at the home
of Thomas Taylor. con 10, on Wednee-
day evening last week. when hie dau-
ghter Susie became the wife of M. T.
Mirehouse, The knot was tied at 4
o'clock by Rev. 0, C. Keine, of White-
chnrch in the presence of a large num-
ber of invited guests. We extend our
best wishes to the pewee couple ror
happy and prosperous life.
.THE CORNER DRUG STORE
Does your
Liver ever
go o. n strike?
If so, you should ns e Iron Tonic
Pills. One pill a dose, 50 pills in
each box; 3 pills a day for seventeen
days, makes you a new man or
Wouiu.
They tone the heart, stimulate the
nerves, increase the appetite, and
keep the bowels just right.
' These pills can be had for 25c a
box -just half -eecent a dose.
PURE....,..
. Paris ,
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Green
We desire to inforin our Customers
,
that wo have the very best quality
of Paris Green, Our Paris Green
gave each excellent satisfaction last
year that We Obtained the same
quality again this year, Ib is per.
feetly fresh and extra strong.
A. L. HAMILTON.
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A Sere Cure for Constipation
Some remedies cure this distressing
complaiut in a day, bottle in a month,
but Nerviline never fells to cure tzt a few
animates. Just ten drops of Nerviline in
sweetened water -that's enough, and
away goes the disentery, oared to stay
cured. Nerviline also cures Cramps,
Colic, Pain in the Stomach, and Siek
Hondache. It has Ave times the strength
and curative properties of ordiunry rem-
ediee, and shouldbe in every household.
Better bny a 25o. bottle and try • it.
Nerviline is all right.
Hamilton's Pills for the Liver.
Miss Allis Emigh is visiting Lacknow
friends.
Mrs. Wm. McElroy* is visiting her
daughter in Loudon.
Mrs. G. R. Carrick is at present visit-
ing Woodstock Moods,.
Mrs. S. A. Beamuout, of Toronto, is
visiting at the home of Mr. Richard
Sellars.
The holy communion was administer-
ed in Trinity church at the close of the
morning service on Sunday last.
It is with deep regret that we are this
week called upon to announce the death
of Mrs. D. B. McKinnon, which sad
event occurred at her home here on
Tuesday night of last week. Mrs, Mc-
Kinnon had been sick for a long time
with paralysis.
Mies Jones Voice Greatly Improved.
A startling improvemeut is noticable
in Miss Jones' singing. Her voice is
stronger, and sounds clearer and sweeter
than before using Catarrhozoue, which
is a wonderful aid to singers, speakers
and ministers. Catarrhozoue Inhaler
iusures absolute freedom from Colds,
Coughs aud Catarrh, clears the nose and
throat, and prevents hoarseness and
huskiness. Catarrhozoue makes the
voice brilliant and euduring, and is uu-
commonly well recommended by Prima
Donnas, members of Parliment,Lawyers
Doctors and thousands that use it daily.
Better try Catarrhozoue, Price $1.00;
trial size 25e. Druggists, or N. C.
Polson & Co. Kingston, Out.
Hamilton's Pills Cure Constipation.
MORRIS.
Thos. Brown, of Cranbrook, has leas-
ed the Johnston farm on the 6th line for
a term of years.
Miss L. Isbister has been re-engaged
as teacher of S. S. No. 1, with a good
increase in salary. She is a successful
teacher.
The Rev, F. H. Larkiu, of Seaforth,
will be the preacher at the anniversary
in Knox church, Belgrave, on Oct. 19th.
Everybody should try aud go to hear
him.
The 100 acro farm of Jas. Thnell, 6th
line, has been sold to John Kelly of the
same line, at $5,250, so it is reported. If
so Mr. Theell may take a rest from
farming as his health has not beeu very
vigorous.
A. H. Cochrane, formerly of the 3rd
line, and who has been in the employ of
the New Hamburg Manufacturing Co.
for several years bus assumed a respon-
sible position with the Waterloo Ment.
Co., of Waterloo. Ho will bo their buy-
er and act in the capacity of assistant
manager. He looks after all orders and
correspondence therewith and has all the
agents in Ontario under his charge.
Miss Nina Isbister went to Monkton
last week co attend the wedding of her
friend, Miss Maude E. McNaught.
Misses C. Brandon and N. Isbister took
charge of her school during her absence.
A great many from Morris attended
the concert given in Brussels on Pair
night and report a good time.
The pupils of the stone school deserve
great credit as they succeeded in cap-
turing six prizes at the meat Winghain
fair. Three firsts and three seconds,
This says quite a bit for Miss N. Isk ister
their teacher.
Miss Alberta 1VIc.Naught, the suecess-
ful elocutionst, spent Saturday and
Suuday at Reeve Isbister'.
VAST WAWANOSit,
Mr. nlay Anderson was at Dun.
gannon on Friday last attendiug a reg-
ular meeting of the director:40 the
West Wawatiosh Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.
Mr, Jas, MI1004110111, one sit our
pioneer residents is away at TOrOatca,COn•
suiting specialists regarding a growth
on his neck,
Miss Winter'and Mr, Raymond Arn-
field, of Tprouta have been visiting or
a few weeks at the Wane of Mr. Finlay
Anderson.,
The following is the report of the
senior class iu S. S. No: 11, East Wawa -
nosh for the month of Sept:Fourth Class
examined in Geog. Comp. Hist. and
Grane-Gordon Shiell, Allan. Pattison,
Annie McBurney, Robert McBurney.
Sr.IIrd Class -examined in Geog.Comp
Hist. Gram -Edna McBurney, Elsie
Shiell, Edmond, Irwin.
Class,examined in Geog. Comp.
Hist. and Gram, -Mina Currie, Alex.
Well, Clarence Shiell.
Jr.2nd Clage,examined in Arith. Spell,
and Lit. -Olive Carrie, Pearl Paton,
Nemesia McNeil.
• Liuda Milne, Teacher.
The Story of Art:41111w TireclatesS
Is told by imperil blood, poor digestion
sluggish liver and tired nerves. It is a
Warning of very serions trouble ahead,
and should prompt sensible people to
take a bracing tonic like Ferrozone, au
energetic invigorant and rebuilder.
Ferrozone will give you a sharp appetite
promote good digestion and sound sleep;
it will seed and energize the enfeebled
organs, strengthen the nerve find vital
forces and regulate the heart, Ferrozone
changes that tired feeling into vigor,
strength and ambition, and does it quick-
ly, Remember the name and iiisist on
having only rerrozone; its t he best tonic
made. Price .t.0c. per box, or 6 boxes
for $2.50, at druggists, or N. C. Poison
So Co. Kingston, Out. Sold by A. L.
Hainilton, Cnt.
Hamilton's Pills Caro Constipatioe.
4A51ESTOWN.
My, Wesley Cornell of Belgrave spent
Smithies witLi his friend, Hubb Millar.
Mrs. Wm ,Bonnett of Gerrie spent a
couple of days with Mrs, Jus. SitItpS014.
Mies Maggio Wright is on the sick list.
We hope to soon see ber better.
Mrs. Win. Holt aud Mrs. John Cut*
of Grey drove to Tara last week and re-
turned home last Thursday.
Mr. Tom Wright has purchased a tip-
top buggy from John Davidson of
Wroxeter •
Miss Rose Wheeler of Turnberry
spent a couple of days with her brother
George last week.
Look out for a wedding in a week or
so. The 1st of Morris will give away
the bride.
Among the many that attended the
wedding reception given at Mr. Lowe's
on the 6th of Grey last Wednesday even-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Lide Jackson
and Miss Rebecca and Charlie Forrest.
The receptiou was given for the return
home of Mr. Robert Lowe and Miss
Rebecca Smith, his bride, who were
married at Guelph at the home of the
bride.-
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The Kegler TOle How it W*1
ACcomplished.
wooderful ehenge," is the verdict
Of It Indy cerreepoudent who write
about her ltttIe one. "I take pleaeure,"
writes Mrie Rs R. Blue's/or te of Glen
Bettor*, Qsei., ein certifying to the
tnerits of Baby's Own Tehlets, i I have
fouud them a auto and renehhe reunelY,
My babe was trouble(' with indigestion,
and was teething and erase i rt Mime.
awl the use of • toe Tablets made a
‘yonderfol (dump. think the timely
use of Baby'e Own Tablets "night save
annoy a deur little life, and 1 wonld
recommend motile ti to keep thein in the
house.
The opinion of this wise another is
echoed by other eorrespondente. Beby's
Own Tablets gives 4001 comfort and
relief to a sick babies, they so infallibly
produce 'calm, peaceful sleep that you
would elm ast think them ze narcotic.
But they are not. They ere Only a
health -giver for children of Any age.
They oaunot possibly do bunk -they al-
ways do good. May bq had from drug-
gist, or by mail, pest paid, et 25 mute
it box hy writing _direct to the D. Will-
iams Medicine 01., Brockville, Ont,,
or Sehenectady, N. Y.
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There are 30.000 more divorced women
then there are divorced men in the
United States, the official figares being
84,000 divorced men and 114,0)0 div ore -
ed women,
-The United States Express Co. is
looking for a man who line been purchas-
ing $1 money orders, and afterwards by
aid of a lubber stamp has roiled the
order to read $10.
-An exchange says: "Wall coal up
to $9 or $10 a tou and no prospect of a
settlement of the strike we had better
begin to get gas heaters into our houses,
buy plenty of blauicets and prepare to
spend long hours in bed when the
weather gets severe."
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Pains in the Back
Are symptoms of a weak, torpid or
stagnunt condition of the kidneys or
liver, and are a warning it is extremely
hazardous to neglect, eo important is
a healthy action of these organs
They are commonly, attended by Inas
of energy, lack of courage, and some-
times by gloomy foreboding and de-
epondency.
was taken ill with kidney trouble, and
became so weak I could scarcely get around.
I took medicine without benefit, and finally
decided to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. After
the first bottle 1 felt so much better that
continued its use, and six bottles made nse
a new woman, When my little girl was a
baby, she could not keep anything on her
stomach, and we gave her Hood's Sarsepa-
rine which cured her." Mits. MOMS IN-
nis, Wallaceburg, Ont.
Hood's Sarsciparilla
Cures kidney and liver troubles, re-
lieves the back; and builds up the
whole system.
The Leading Store
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Clothing
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Cut
Prices
Our Clothing Stock in the basement is large and complete, with
the very latest and best makes of all kinds of Clothing for men's and
boys' wear. The splendid variety of our stock, with the close cut
prices, is an attraction for the keenest buyers. Please inspect our
stock and get our prices before making your fall purchase.
OVERCOATS
Men's Overcoats, navy or Meek Bea-
ver, latest style velvet collar.Italinii
lined, well made, regular value g>7,
our out price $5.00
Men's fine Oxford gray fall Overcoats
• box back, all wool. Italian cloth
lining, reg, $10, Cut price $8.00
Men's fine gray Cheviot, raglenettee
style, with cuffs on sleeve, nicely
Hued, regularly sold ac .$10.00, our
price $8.50
Men's No. 1 Beaver Overcoats, latest
cut. velvet collar, Italian lining,
well made, our special price $7.50
PANTS
One dozen pairs Men's Pants to clear,
strong, well made, regular price
$1.25, cut price $1.00
Men's heavy Tweed Pants, strong,
made to wear well, regular wane
$2.00, cut price $ 1.50
SUITS
Boys' fine all -wool 2 -piece Suits,lined
all through, navys or browns, reg.
14 and e2,25, they go at $1.75
Boys' 3 -piece Suits, new style, lined
all through, regular value $5 00,
cut price s 84.00
10 Men's fine Tweed Suits, well made
aud lined, prices $6.00 to $7.50,
they go at - - - $5.00
Men's Oxford Tweed Suits, double
breast, Italian lhuing, all wool, reg
value $9.00 aud $10.00. cut
price - $7,50
REEFERS.
A special line of Men's heavy lined
Frieze Reefers, regular value $4-50,
cut pride • - • $3.50
Men's havy napp or Beaver Reefers,
well lined, high collars, reg. value
$5.00, cat price - $4.00
See our Men's Fur Coats. We are showing a tine variety.
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Prices the lowest.
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LOpnosite Bank of Hamilton Highest price paid for Produce
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And now in the lead, in price, quality and quantity! . How did w get there ? Simply by turning
out goods at fair prices and dealing honestly with the people. o fancy prices.) We are pleased
to say that we are in a much better position than ever to upply the wants of the public in our line,
We can't crow about how much money we pulled out o le people in two years. Our prices are too
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For the next 6o days we are going to CY1 e something special in Parlor Suites, Mattresses
and Spring Beds.
Mattresses
100 Mattresses, guaranteed purely sani-
tary, well made, satin tick, worth
from. 4.50 to 5.00, special at 4.00
Fancy tick, sea grass and white cotton
filling, worth 3.50 to 4.00, special at 3.00
A cheaper kind, worth 3,00, for 2.50
We can furnish a Alattres.s,as4pw as
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Not more than 4 Mattresses tio each party at above prices
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Couches
50 Coucheg-we carry the best. Speeial :
e5.00 Couches for $3,00 $8.00 Couches for 6.75
12.00 " 9.75 14.00 " 11.50
20.00 " 17.50 30.00 1 25.00
$35.00 Leather Couches for $31.50
We guarantee to furnish all we advertise.
Just one Couch to each party at above prices,
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Parlor Suites
30 Parlor Suites, all the best quali'y rug,
veloure and silk covering -guaranteed -
at special prices.
$55,00 Rug Suites for $10,00
45.00 I 35 00
40.00 Velours Snits 35 00
25.00 14 18.00
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the time to get a Parlor Snits at a email price,
Just otb Saito to each party at above priees.
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Bedroom Suites
We have 100 Suits ordered, ranging in prices from
$8 50, 12,50, 14 50, 16.50, 18.50.
Also some good quarter oak at reasonable prices.
Sideboards
All prlces, from $,8.00 ttp to $60.00.
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We admit the above prices are very low. We are satisfied with small profits, as large sales are What
we count otl. Our store is packed. full, and thousands of dollars' worth ordered. Deal with us and
you will be the gainer. , We will fill all orders promptly and guarantee every article leaving our store.
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