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The Wingham Times, 1902-10-30, Page 5The Wiogharn Sells everything a mon wears, except Shoes. 'Our motto is : "Satisfaction guaranteed, or your money back for' the asking." OUR EMMENSE STOCK OF SUITS AND OVERCOATS 'Embraces every new type of garment from the juvenile Russian. Blouse to varied styles for boys, youths and men. Aside from desirability of nur stock and assortment, we are prepared to submit unanswerable arguments in the way of prices. You who want to advance your appearance for half •regular price cannot afford to overlook what we have for you. Come and t'be in the swim, 'Boys' Pea Jackets Ttoys' Pea Jackets, in good heavy frieze, well tailored, checkered lining, sizes 22 to 30, large storm collar - - • $2./5 Boys' Overcoats Boys' Overcoats, good length, all sizes, at $3.50, 3.75, 4 00, 4.50 and 5,00 Youths' Overcoats Youths' 0 vercoats,sevcral patterns and designs at $5.00„6.00, 7.00, 9.00 and - - 10,00 Men's Pea Jackets Men's heavy frieze Pea Jackets, well lined, with largo storm col- lar, all sizes, - 4.00 •Men's heavy frieze Pea Jackets, with heavy corduroy liniug,four pockets, all sizes - 5.00 Men's Overcoats Coronation Cloth Overcoats, sizes 36 to 42, box back, a winner, at $14,00 Men's Yoke Overcoats Men's English Melton. Cloth Over - Coats, velvet collar, yoke back, a really dressy overcoat, a snap, 11.50 Men's Frieze Overcoats Gents' Frieze Overcoats, good heavy weight, sizes 36 to 44, made up in style, well worth $8.50, Ceowder's price - 6.50 Pants I ( Pants 1 Mon's'and Youths' Odd Pants, all colors and kinds, sizes,etc, 1,00 to 4.00 Boys' Knickers All sizes Prom 22 to 33, price 50e aud 75c .In Men's Undershirts and Drawers we have a largo stock, bought at the right price Men's wool fleeced Shirts and Drawers, all sizes from 32 to 46, price - - .50 Men's all -wool Shirts and Drawers till sizes, price ,GO, .75 and 1.00 Boys' fleece liued Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, each ,25 to .45 Men's Top 'Shirts A large stock of Top Shirts in all colors and makes, at .35 to $1.00 SALEM SHIRTS are made to fit men, not prices. We 'lave a full range in now for our fall trade. Sizes 12 to 18, in colors and white at. each - - - - - .65 to 2.00 Latest Midget String Ties, embroidered centres, at - .25 Latest Four -in -Hand Ties, embroidered centres, at - .60 Way's Mufflers in blue and black, at - ,2,i, .35 and .50 Austrian Collars, all latest styles, each - .15 and .20 PiNG-PONG COLLAR ALC 5 SfiIRT . t� The latest freak in a nice low double collar, all sizes from tom ALE, 13 to 18, price - 2 for .25 far BRING ALONG YOUR BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY. Yon ought to see Crowder's Fall Hats. They are ."inners. The.ntall who buys his boys suits at Crowder's saves mouey. `Special sale of Boys' Suits Saturday, $1,75. L. The R. H. GROWDER Go. - Men's Outfitters. WINGII1%M 0,•••••••0•4.r000•0000•0•• + + + . + + + ' + • + • + 4 + + a 4 .4 -4 4 000•••••O•••••••••••••••00 • • • • • • k 4 0 • 0, 0 • 0 O • O The season for Finnan Iladdie has now arrived, and we are receiving shipments weekly direct from Nova Scotia. 10 cents per pound. akin y Just arrived, another lot of Baking Powder in glass mugs with handle, - - 5 Cents each seeeles'ee/StaTaa•Sed"1 stat/ ZeitAlQeelState. HICKORY BASKETS --'We have secured a limited number of hand -made Hickory Baskets, just the kind for picking apples. 0:tob ©A0+'iv iy,trwlr4lwati9 + +AT .• •4 .Ar • -+4•+++4+++++4404+++4++++4++ • • • • O • 0 • • O O • • • O • • IF I 'S s •• .6+ • 0 1•0+4+++++++4++++4••+•+++• MOM 01111111611MONMIX THE CORNER DRUG STORE Does your PURE ri�., Liver ever P. F lis go on strike? . ( G Iron Tonic If so, you should use o tee n Pills. Ono pill a dose, 50 pills in each box; 3 pills a day for seventeen days, makes you a new man or We desire to inform our customers woman. that wo Have the very best quality They tone the heart, stimulate the of Paris Green. Our. Paris Green nerves, increase the appetite, and gave such excellent satisfaction. last keep the bowels just right. year that wo obtained the same These pills can be had for 25e a quality again this year. It is per- box—just half -a -cent a dose. foetly fresh and extra strong. A. c.. HAMILTON, DRUGGIST, WINGHAM , THE WING1CAM T 1FS, OCTOBER 30, 14)'O2. News From Our Neighbors EVENTS OF INTEREST TO . ALL:OUR READERS. What Wideawako Mmes Correspondents Cotnmuntoate —' Otlaer ' Items Clipped From Our Exchanges. EAST WV.1.110811, Tis week Mr, P. Gibbons sold to Mr.. Jas. Altou, of Ashfield, a young Bork - shire boar and &Berkshire breeding sow. Mr. Alton is a noted breeder of Berk. shires and he has secured good stook front Mr. Gibbons, Mr. P. Gibbons was very successful in winning prizes at the recent fall fairs with his Berkshire pigs. At Wiuglian he won four firsts and one 'secoud; Lueknow, four firsts and ono' second; Brussels, four firsts and tour seconds; Blyth, four firsts and four seconds; Teeswater, four firsts and two seconds; Belgrave, four firsts and two seconds. This is a good showing and lots the pub- lie know that Mr. Gibbous understands the breeding of Berkshires. He now has for sale a number of breeding sows and a young breeding boar. • A True Nerve Tuttle Will net, not so much directly upon the nerves as upon ttie digestive fuuctious and the abundant t'orwation of red, vit- alizing blood. Nerves can't be fed ou' medicine. They can, however he restor- ed and strengthened by assi►nilated food, The marvelous action of Ferrozoue arises from its action over the digestive and assimilative processes. When you take Ferrozone the blood is purified, strengthened, and grows rich and red. Then you grow vigorous, healthy and beautiful, ready for work because you have the strength to do it. No tonic for the brain, blond or nerves compares with Ferrozone. Price 50e at Druggists, or A.Polson & Co., Kingstou,Ont. Sold by L. Hamilton. Hamilton's Pills are Effective. MORRIS. Council minutes can be found on an - another page of this issue. Voters list court was held in the Town- ship Hall on Tuesday, Chas. Ritchie, of Morris has sold his farm to his son-in-law, Wm. Maun- ders. The price is reported to be $5,500. Mr. Maunders has also disposed of his farm to a Mr. Smith Tuesday eveniug of last week Rev. Mr. Webb, of Brussels, tied the matri- monial knot between Alfred Dat - `ton, a well known Morrisite, and Miss Elizabeth Auu Mood:. The ceremony was performed at the residence of R. B. Alcock, 6th lino, at 5 o'clock. May their happy days be mauy and their sorrows few. At the residence of the bride's parents in Morris, on Wednesday, Oct. 22ud, Thos. Walker, of Brussels, was united in marriage to Miss Christine A. Halli- day, of Morris. Rev. Hastie, of Bel - grave, tied the iniptial kiiot in the pre- sence of more than 70 guests. The wedding presents were numerous and costly. The young couple will take up their residence n1 Brussels, and have the best wishes of many friends. Tho Cause of Deafao,s. Deafness and impaired hearing are doe almost entirely to catarrhal inflam- mation of the eustachian tubes. Per- manent cure is guaranteed to all who inhale Catarrhozoue as directed. This vegetable antiseptic is inhaled at the Mouth, and after traversing all the air passages or the respiratory organs is exhaled through the nostrils; it com- pletely erradicates catarrh from any part of the systein, clears the ears, nose and throat. aucl allays inflammation, congestion aujl soreness. For Deafness, Earache, Ringing in the Ears, Head Noises, Catarrh,Asthma, and Bronchitis, medical science can devise uothiug as beneficial as Oatarrhozone. Complete outfitjfor two months' use, price $11.00; trial size 25e. Druggists, or N. 0. Pol- son & Co., Kingston, Ont. Hamilton's Pills are Effective. TITS N ILEititY. Minutes of C)uncil meeting, held in the Clerk's oflice, Oat. 25; members of Council all present; the Reeve in the chair; the minutes of last Meeting were read and .adopted ou motion of Messrs Lovell aud Couplancl. The Reeve reported having let a job of gravelling sixty roils on 23th side road, 2 yards of gravel to the rod to Juo. McKinnon at 34 cents per rod. Mr. Mitchell reported having let a job of grading on Howick boundary to Robt. Hupfer at $11.00. A delegation of ratepayers from Wing - ham Town Plot appeared before the council for and against the opening of a street south of the river in Wing - ham Town Plot. No action taken. The following accounts were passed and cheques issued on Bank of Hamilton; W. Cruickshank, :3.00 selecting jurors; Juo. S. 11IcTavish, $3.00 selecting jurors; Juo. Burgess, $G.00 selecting jurors; R. A. Graham, 4.50 eleauing ditch; A. Young & Sous,. 40c spikes; A. Homuth, $4.00, rep. culvert; John Nichol, jr, $6.00, gravelling; Jas.Powell, 30e. rep. culvert; R. Hupfer, $11.00, grading Howick boundary; R. Hupfer, $11.48, gravelling; P. W. Wright, $1.50, gravelling; Wm. Willis, $25.80, gravell- ing; John Padfield, $18.00, gravelling; Jos. Higigns, :1,80, gravel; Jeff Mus- grove, .$4.58, gravel. Moved by Mr. Musgrove, seconded by Mr. Mitchell that this meeting do now adjourn to meet 111 the Clerk's office, Bluevale, ou Nov, 24th, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. in. John Burgess, Clerk. Mr. James Perrin, one of the most widely known residents of this town, while visiting his sister at Roseville, VMS kicked by a horse =Saturday night - crushing his skull. He died on Monday night, Mr, Perrin had been a touch re- spected resident of Listowel for upwards of twenty .years. He leaves a widow and a grown up family. Tho remains have arrived' here and the funeral takes place oil Thursday. Sure Cars For •Sicic Stomach. Stich maladies as Nausea, Sick Stom- ach. Cramps. and Colic, yield instantly to Poison's Nerviline, and if vou stiffer periodically from any of these com- plaints just keep Norvilino handy and take a few drops in water for quick re- lief. A large 250 bottle of Nerviliue is a comfort and a safeguard fu any house. bold, and will save great suffering and big doctor's bills every year. Do you ase Nerviliue?• Tre it. Hamilton's Pills Don't Gripe. • CVLItOSS. A meeting of the Directors of the Culross Mutual Fire Insurance Co. was held at Teeswater ou October 2)th. Members all p'resent. W►n. Reid was elected President, to fillths vaoaney Caused by the resign ttton of Thos. Allison, and John E. Scott was elected to fill the Vice President's eclair , All applications for insurance were placed before the Directors and the President and Secretary wero iustracted to prepare policies for the same. A levy of 4 per cent. was made on all live premium notes for the defraying of expenses mid to increase the reserve fuud. The claim of Alex. McEwen for dam - agehis house, to s o so, c a used by lightning on the Gth of September was presented and after hearing the Inspsetor's report, the claim was ordered to be paid. Mr. Allison's account of $25 for ser- vices rendered as President was also passed and the meeting adjourned. D. McIserosit, Sec-Treas. Ono thousand and twenty-seven de- crees of divorce were granted in Swit- zerland last year, whioh inaaus 193 for every 1,000 marriages. Frederick'SVebb,whose wife is in a, New York insane asylam, became so despond- ent on Monday that he took his own life. His home is in Clinton. 'SAVE THE .BABY. A Mother Tells How Many a Threat- ened Life May be Preserved. To the loving Mother uo expense too great, no labor tow severe, if it will pre- serve the health of her little sews. Childish ills are generally situplo, keit~ so light is baby's hold ou life that it i often a knowledge of a right tltiug t0 do that turns the title at a crisis. And in baby's hitless every crisis is a critical one. "I thuds the t inely use of Baby's Own Tablets would save many a dear little life," writes Mrs. P. 13. Bickford, of (.leu Sutton, Que. "I take pleasure in certifying to the merits of these `tab- lets, as I have found them a sure and reliable remedy. My baby was troubled with iudigestiou at teething tiulo, and was cross and restless. The use of Baby's Own Tablets wade a wonderful ahauge, and I run glad to recouunond thein to others," Mothers who use these 'Tablets never afterward resort to harsh purgatives that gripe nud torture baby, nor to the so•called "soothing" pi'eparatious that often contain poison- ous opiates. Baby's Owu Tablets are pleasant to take. guarauteed to be harm- less. Send 25e for a full-siz 'd box to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brock- ville, Out., if your druggist does nut sell theta. Robert Dalgarno, a young farmer of Melita, Man., has left suddenly with 81,400, for parts unknown. The Grand Trunk Railway earnings Oct. 13 to 21, 1002, were $679,617, and for the some period of 1901, 8597,176, giving an increase of .$82,-191. The receipts of the C. P. R. for the week enrliLt. Oct. 21 were $942.000, being an increase over the $$09,000 for last year during the same period. Mr. E. Ti Rodgers, building inspector for Winnipeg, says buildings to the value of $3,000,000 have been erecred,or are in the course of erection, in that city this season. Jill Stuffed Up That's the condition of many sufferers from catarrh, especially in the morning. Great difficulty is experienced in clear- ing the head and throat. No wonder catarrh causes headache, impairs the taste, smell and hearing, pollutes the breath, deranges the stom- ach and affects the appetite. To cure catarrh, treatment must bo constitutional—alterative and tonic. "I was 111 for four months with catarrh in the head and throat. Had a bad cough and raised blood. I had become dis- couraged when my husband bought a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla and persuaded me to try it. I advise 1111 to take it. It has cured and built me up." Mas. noon lttr- DOLrH, Nest Liscornb, N. S. . ffood's Sarsaparilla Cures catarrh—it soothes and strength- en:: the mucous membrane and builds up the whole system. IDAHO'S I The heading Store 1 SATURDAY : , BARGAINS AT H. E. iSARD & CO'S On Saturday morning we place en nur counters the following list of goods at MONEY SAVING PRICES. 13a1'gaina in. New Goods—just the kind you are looking for and wanting at this time of year. We are reaehing out after business and intend to soli gnuds in alt depart- ments at Close Cut Pries from Monday morning until. Saturday night. Please shop early Saturday and get first choice. $e 470 yards Flanuelfrtte, eight pat- terns, 30 -hi. wide, fest, colors, heavy, reg. 10e, Saturday .08 $I.50 45 Ladies' Wrappers, deep frill, good heavy cloth. fast colors, lined sleeve and waist, regular 2 00, Saturday - 1.50 2 5C 300 pairs extra. heavy alt -wool rib- bed. Flose. fast black, anode to wear well, reg 35e, Saturday .25 L 5 10 Boys' 2 -piece all -wool Tweed Suits, nicely made, regular price 2 00, Saturday - 1.50 , 50C 1 piece Grey Flannel Sheeting, 2 yds wide, reg 63e, Saturday .50 5c 5 patterns Plaid Gingham, fast colors, reg. valve 7c, Saturday .05 2OC A special line of Fancy Neck Ribbons, all colors, regular 25c, Saturday - - - - .29 5oc Ladies' flannelette Nightgowns, full size, good patterns, regular value 4l.7c, Saturday - .50 $ 1.00 A line,of Men's Tweed Pants,well made, reg 1.25, Saturday price 1.00 5C A lot of mill ends Factory Catton, rog 7e, 8c and 10c, Sa.tnrday .05 25c 1 piece heavy Union Carpet, good pattern, reg 35c, Saturday .25 95C Ladies' fanoy black sateen Waists fast color, regular value $1.25,' Saturday - .95 49c 15 pairs good strong Corsets, steel filled, well made, regular value Oso, Saturday - .49 $2,00 Girls' fawn Short Coats, nicoly made, regular valve 2.75, Sat- urday - - - 2.00 pieces heavy all -wool Home- spun Dress Goods, 54 -in wide, regular 1.23, Saturday - .75 25c 20 doz. Ladies' Vests and Draw- ers, heavy, reg 350. Satur(lay .25 390 Boys' navy blue duck Shirrs,spots and stripes, reg 50e, Saturday .39 1.00 Ladies' faucy pattern Waists, lined. fact colors, new style, regular value 1.25. Saturday 1.00 250 Men's Peak Caps. check tweed, regular price 50e, half price Saturday - .25 25C Boys' heavy Sweaters, navy and red, reg. 40c, Saturday - ,2a $t.00 25 pairs Ladies' Dongola Boots, regular 1.25, Saturday - 1,00 IOC 8 pieces Wrapperette, new pat- terns, fast colors, reg 12see, for -10 t11•111•113111.1•11•1•11M 61•11111111111 H. E. !BARD - Go. Opposite Bank of Hamilton highest price paid far Produce SRESSOZESEEMSEZEZZEZEIMMIEOMMIZEIEMMZENSTRIMMIEKASI eSes- AT WALKER r:ai as ROS. S- BUTT 9S STORE 4 }Ig 441 rs Wi And now in the lead, in price, quality and quantity! How did we get there ? Simply by turning out goods at fair prices and dealing honestly with the people. (No fancy prices.) We are pleased to say that we are in a much better position than ever to supply the wants of the public in our line. We can't crow about how much money we pulled out of the people in two years. Our prices are too low for that. For the next 60 days we are going to give something special in Parlor 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 Mattress as low as 2.00 (This one we do not carry in stock) Not more than 4 Mattresses to each.party at above'priceS°�" Couches 50 Couches—we carry the best. Special : 85.00 Couches for 83.00 88.00 Couches for 6,75 12 00 " 9.75 14.00 11.50 20.00 " 17.50 30.00 25.00 835.00 Leather Couches for 831.50 We guarantee to furnish all we advertise. Just one Coach to each party at above prices. Suites, Mattresses Parlor Suites 30 Parlor Suites, all the best quali'y rug, velum and silk covering—guaranteed-- at special prices. 855.00 Rug Suites for r. •I0.00 45.00 35 00 40.00 Veloure Suits 35 00 25 00 " 15,00 18,00 " 15.00 Noi 's'tlti` time to ;;eta P•trlor Suite at small price.`• Just one Suite to each party at above prices. Bedroom Suites We have 100 Sults ordered, ranging in prices from 8850, 12.50, 1.4.50, 1(1.50, 18,50. Also some good quarter oak at reasonable prices. Sideboards All prices, from 88.00 up to 800.00, We admit the above prices are very low. We are satisfied with small profits, as large sales are what we count ou. 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. Walker Brrr s. & Button '" l mvualftYiilimiNa Milfair alialIMAM.rYirmol.1 asommori .• •• ,. •..