The Wingham Times, 1903-05-28, Page 5TILE WINGI[A3f TINNED, MAY 24, 1903
tar. The Stave that Sella Everything a Man Wets%
i;g 6IothinGlothing Bargains
AT THE MEN'S! STORE,.
9 only Boys' Blouse Suits, sizes 21 to 28, made of good blue Serge,
sailor collar; black or white braid trims iug: this week choice
13 Boys' two-piece Suits, razes 22 to 27, made of Hati:'aic tweed, well
lined—good school suits; until sold - • -
9 only Boys' blue and white stripe Norfolk Suits, right -up-to-date,
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sizes Zto 28, worth 85.50, to clear at
10 MOWS good stroug Cinadiau Tweed Suits, well made and sewn
with stroug linen thread; sizes 374 to 44, no two Alike, colors.
grey, brown and dark mixtures, oto., worth $7,50 and $8.10, for $5 80
.8 only ItIon's and Youths' blue or black Serge Suits, all wool, sizes.
ordinary store -
the oidt
� 34 to 44; these suits aro usually sold by - ) - e+7
keeper at $11, Crowder's price till sold 75
'27 pairs. Boys' Mole Knickers, sizes 22 to 32, worth Boa, - to elate at .49
`Waterproofs, - . - ' $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 to $10.00
Hot Weather •. Suits for Men and Boys
'Boys' 2 -piece Summer Stilts, sizes 23 to 33, - - - $3•50
:Mou's 2.piece Summer Suits; in light or Clark stripes, -sizes 34 to 44,
coat x11(1 pmts, with belt attachment .and brace buttons, inside
prices ... $5.00 and $6.00
:Boys' Duck. Wash Coats, sizes 24 to 85, price - - .50 and ,65
Melt's Black Lustre Coats, sizes 34 to 41, - - - $1,50
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Straw Hats—we have the latest.
Felt Hats, black and colored, - - .50 to $3.50.50 to $3,50
Underwear, light or Heavy, short or long sleeves, -
Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Belts, etc.,
of the very latest styles, itt popular prices.
1 TRADE IV ANTED.
• ' .25 to $2.00
News From Our Neighbor's
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS.
.What Wteleawalt;e Tiniest Cortoepondonte Comnalialeate •-••• Otter
Items Clipped Frero.e Our Exchanges.
The R. H. CROW DER. Go.
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At last we have moved, and are now
nicely located in our new store, which
we are pleased to say will be second
to none in the County. --
We have just received a nice lot of
naked and Came°.
suitable for the hot weather.
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John Il. More itichliu is back front an
extended toar of Mauitoba and the West,
Thos. Strachan & Sous have some 70
head of cattle, big and little, on their
forms this Spring.
wee ineetx Jit»t'Tic)ly,
Mrs. Dau: a'1 Audersou is slow'y im-
proving.
Mr. fund Mr. John Fowler, jr. sleet
the Kith at Sunshine.
Mr. Edward Jenkins spout a few days
Messrs. Robinson, 14th con. on the with friends in Toronto.
former Oliver Neu, will have their barn Messrs. Alex. and Watt. Davidson
*pent Suudry at Wroxeter.
Miss Maggie 11/41illr:r, of Wroxeter spent
a few days at Ur. Juga Fowler's.
Mr. Jas, Maxwell, we are sorry to re-
port, coutiuues in very poor !Iettlth.
Mr. Walter Davidson, of Galt spent a
few days at ins home hero. Watt likes
Galt wt.11.
Mr, Gavin Davidson and sister Miss
Jean, of Wroxeter, aid Mr. Jus. Deaus,
jacked upend stone stah.iug will be built
under it tithe seasou.
Win. Bateman, who has been a reside': t
of the Gth lice for many years has hand-
od over the farm to his youngest 8011
Jesse, aud will take a welt earned vacation
with his children at Toronto, Niagara
Falls, N. Y., and other points.
The total nnutber of days Statute
Labor iu the Muuicipaltty of Grey for
1003 is 3,803. This autoutit of labor of Galt spent Sunday at the home of
should lueau great iiuproverlu;ttts in
dish. nude, Mr. Gavin Davidson.
roads, the nestruotion of weeds on high-
ways atad a general tidying up.
-•o--- now to Get an Appetite.
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' Pain in the daek Distaste for food often follows Grippe,
and fevers, and is associated with a gen-
Makes life miserable for many. Can it r
be cured? Yes, in a night. Nerviline eras weakness of the eystetu. To iuiptirt
gives a complete l:uoekuut to pain ill the areal zest for food; and g;3vo power to
the stomach to digest fled assimilate, no
back, because it is stronger, more p011e' remedy eau egnal 1'errozoue. This is
tenting, more highly pain subduing than a new and startling discovery. It strikes
any other remedy extant. Use drop of at the root of disease and by retnoviug
N in iliue has niu1'e power over paint than the Cense, cures C,itickly and pNrmtttleut•
live drops of any otner remedy, audit is lv. Ftnsrozoue will quickly enable you
true strep th you want �t•ht'u vo:•e've got
a pain. Your money back if it is not s0.
Druggists sell Ne valine.
tlLTTU
Ma. and Mrs Jas Taylor, of Harristou,
were visitors at t11Aome of Mr. J. E.
Coombs last week.
Dr. D. T. Smith left last week for
Perrinton, Michigan, where wo believe
it is his iuteutiou to practice medicine.
Ctme. Stoat) gathered in a swarm of
bees on Tuesday of laet wet:k. This is -.1
early work and we nuderstand is with
et out precedent in thie seerion of the wen -
try. •
y iss Zefha.Carder. who has been tie
• efficient book keeper and general assis
• taut in Mr. George Powell's store for
d the past two yenrs, has giveu up her
• position and will now bike a well-earned
• holiday.
Empire. services were conducted itt
• Blyth Methodist church last Sunday.
• Rev. John. Holmes pre.ttched a pat.
riutic serum in the evening and the
choir fet•ieished special music.
- Mr •J:. •4ell.y,:..‘e .of, Mr. J uror'
Kelly, of GoterioheevItsia Blyth canine
on old friends foie. alto days recerltl ..
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Wednesday, June 17th
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Only c,i,;1„543 or Round Trip
I, ware Kincardine for Detroit G.00 a. in. (Canada title,)
Wecluea;day, jute 17111, arrive Port Huron at noon,.
D:troit 4 00 p. 111.
Retat:tritlJ4 le1.••t: Detroit, Thur day, June i8th,'i.00
p. ill. (central start lard tone) Port Huron 5.30, arrive
ICineardiue x t..1.5 p. tri.
}friday, Jtoi 1 � h.3.0.) a. ill. (Canada time) leave
Kincardine (et the 1 c t u ••n to Detroit.
Pare w'th hi.�'�t.7e ,A�t.5o
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The 1`( l:: tt• S l'1Ii1, .ci'1'l;A;41�;R Gl2l?;'S'HOU1�1 is
one of the largeet, tt,1e.•dlest .and most magttificetitly
eq'iipped Day l3 i•tts itt th'. world. You should not miss
t111 greed epp,rt'.tttity for a pleasant ou".ing.
White Star Fine Steamers
C. F. 2tr:LeAN, ?RAMC MGR. C. H. Avt:tt, t£xCunSIONpark
Ant.
111e Montreal Street nails ny COM.
:navy ate operating their rat's despite the
:strike.
In the Nnrthwtst'rerritories 8(0 par-
,ee1s of school Iauul;e have beet sold. at
;prices ranging from 8 to $31 per nere.
Dues it not seem more effective to
breathe in a remedy, to cure disease of
m y,
the breathing organs, than to take the
remedy into the stomach ?
.rstablisJed ,r47 .
Cures White Yon Steep
It cures because the air renderer: strongly
ant;.epue is carried over the diseased sur-
fat, e well every l;rcath, givingerelongcd
reel constant treatment. It is invida.
Able to mothers with small chitcitcn.
Is :. boon to artiiin atfcs.
-• eon—
Whoosseser Ccu; a Broncidtia
Groep Courter
osetarr; Cc1d0 Gilppo arid ze.y ever
Th-1'apor;r.r and 1 ,r .. %%Wel:i\•)u1d last
a li(titn., tut;al,u x ,', a 1\u iia VtCtca,dertt,
$s.sl.. Extrasut,,.ii. o, ( r•--g.,leneas cents ar.d
qq •rye•. ti'rito tar de.m'i,r eve 1,00:14c co.,ta;a-
i:.r Lit i.ett t,.etiawnyra to t,s r :ins.
vero.cnt tet t:"c rS t:,, n 3.1r
L1:UGcta'1.t Lv1+t.iW1tj Ut.
V::po-Cresoic•ae Co,
i0o'Fulton 'Ft•ect " 2f Nobs T'.•anr• C::cet
New 1/..4: Imo -areal
to eat mud digest anything;, All drug. m•.•••••,•••••••,•.....gists and medicine dealers sell Ferro. ..
zone. 11.011tt1S.
—"'"-- David and Mrs. Walker, Gth line, tall:
WEli'1ItCIfVRCri of taking a holiday trip to the "Soo"
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A. D. Baton was in Toronto on bnsi- and ou to Manitoba. They expect to to
cess ou Sutnrdav, gone a mouth or six weeks.
Miss Winnie Cttylerspe•nt theholida.ys I Mrs. J. H. VoclirutIt, of Seattle,
with friends itt I.augside. Washington Territory, is visiting relit -
Miss elary Troy,: teaelter of St.Augus- tives itt Morris. Site is a sister to Mrs.
tiue school was iti'pai•tof last week with • Allan Spier, 4tlt line. It it, 11 years
eisilitia. since Mrs. Vocikroth went West.
tMessrs. George McIntosh and Gibson ( The following particulars aro taken
Gillespie made tt busiue s, trip to L'uclon from the 1003 asseSsuieut roll for this
on',►Ipulay. township:—Children from 5 to 15 years.
Mr. Henry Martin, who is str•dyirg 1488; children front 8 to 14, 130; acres of
theology at Varsity is Maori for tie, I laud, %5,150; acres cleared land, 4302;.
value of
real property,$1,82a5,3
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• vn,ue
hofihtiv.
.obertCurik assisted the Wingham o personal property,
$2,000; •
days s sta-
Rifle
Chtb at Clorritl on tIoudny in their ! tote labor, 3.207; population, 2,368;
o•)ntest with Harristott for the"Dalnlmge I cattle, 8,110; sheep, 2.350; hogs, 5,4:0;
Cup." horses, 1,77.4; acres of orchard, 700; acres ,
fall wheat, 0,073; steam boilers, U.
The following additional p:trtiuul'irs of
the late Joseph Stubbs, whos t death was
noted in onr last issue •are taken from
Mr. John Webster of Fordyce passed the Brussels Post:—Ela had been poorly
throughto:vn•.on Satutclay on his return for several ye t.s but only dangerously
trip fromY'e tow Grass, 1=sa. He -re }ll about a waelt and was cot,scioms to
f tl t section ofd the last. Mr. Seebb� had been a very
Mr: Moffat and Miss Maggie of Lon-
don, Mr. ;turf Mrs. Reid of Wingham,
were gnests ,of Mr. H. E. lair ou
Victoria Day. •
ports good pro. peels 01 1a
Joe isuow nn M.D., having successful I country." They have had'plenty of rain vigorous mate oftau scaling 130 lbs. itt
_ his working clothes; lis made a resolute
passed his filial cxuntinntiq:ts at the' stud Lite crops look trril.i battle for life•and was walking atoned
Detroit College of Meditiiue'. He will :'i`,lte'p'ipils of our school celebrated
outside ou Sunday-. Ile cited iu his chair.
likely locate to memo Mi higau town. Empire Day lit a becoming mutter on At times ho was a great sufferer. De -
Friday, MaY 22nd. 'The ancnuing BPs' ceased was born at Weston, Yorkshire,
.t:Tilli:STOWN. England fwd came to Canada in 1850.
Lorne McKelvey of Ilarrletou spent. rE laticu to it, etc. This tons followed After living in Halton county fur a tune
the 24th under the parental roof. in the afternoon by it patriotic program he cause westward about 45 years ago,
Wm. McKelvey'of Grey t •ok a bust•rendered by pupils of the school auci along with his old almost inseparable
uess trip to Torott0last Saturday'an address by Rev. 0..C. :I:aitle. Alto- 'frim', the late Chas. P.octor. The
Miss Rebecca ILtgg of Grey is visit- Mother it wee a day which will tend to farm on which Mr. Stubbs lived and.
ing her raster, firs. Geo. Coonbes. develop real true patriotism iu the child -
Miss Maggie S'ott of Molesworih is ren otour school.
visiting her sister, Mrs Copeland Stokes. -' Ti1et celebration in honor of Victoria
Raesell Mt•D,lnaltl of S•'aforth spen ; Day this year was success as far as
the 24th of May at his Boole on the 1't a Whitechurch is coueerned. The meth -
Con. Grey. . ods of celebrating were unique, interest -
Miss Jemlio stud John Simpson spe t ing, entertaining and i ould make a very
Sunday with their sit,ttr, Mrs. Ju u profitable study. In thea first place most
eloutgome ry, at Winthrop. of tho loyal citizens et lebrated by leav-
ittr altogether, going either to Lucknow
Miss Lizzie dit:lur of ;tiorrssbank s
or TeeswAter. Those left. behind went
very ill at present with guenmonia• `1 0 fiat:ing, 1rI eyed football and amused Mr. ,
hope to soon see a change for the bade . :.tuabs was naasstuuiva in manus..,
ti,emzcctves tirtec divers ways aud man- hottest and honorable, and Lias held i11
Eliza Cita anti her bc.ltlur, Jatne , tiers of their otvu. tle"vever nol:dy !,tot esteem by all who kuew hint. He
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er broken limbs or broken hearts mid
siott was devoted to etndying the British
Empire, its extent, resources, Canada's
ISARo's 'The Leading Store
SPEOIAL SALE
Wliilewear
Wasts anti
Wrappers�
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We keep in close touch with latest
styles in all kinds of ladies' waists,
wrappers and whltewear. Intending
purchasers in any of above lines will
do well to see our large assortment
of inade up material bsfore making
their selection.
WHITE UNDO isRSKIRTS, a special line of ladies' fine, white
underskirts, well ntarle, nicely trimnterl,with dust frill,fali. •
width, fine cambric, good value at $1 25—sale price - 4 1.00
LADIES' DIGHT GOWNS, two doze's night gown t, raflue
cambric, full s:z ,,nicely trimmed and tucked yolre,regttlar
value 11.00, our special. price while they last only •
S BO'S
.75
LADIES' WAISTS, a line of nice pattern priut waits, nicety
made, fast colors, worth 7;5t, our sale price
.50
CORSET COVERS, a largo assorttnent to choose frotn,utadoin
the latest style, nicely trimmed with lace and embruitlery
prices are 15e, 25o, 85c, 50o and 75c, sae oar leader at - .25
WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, special valves. in better lines, made
with deep embraidery aud lace insertion, prices are
• $1 50;;;i 00, $2.50, 3 50
WHITE WAISTS, A large range of ladies' white waists, right
up to date, trimmed with fine lace and embroidery inser-
tion, nicely tucked, all good fitters - - -
„1.00, $1.25, $1.t0, $2 00, $2.50, 3.50
LADIES' DRAWERS, Special values in all sizes, nicely made
and trimmed, prices rouge thus - - .25, .35. .50
LADIES' WRAPPERS, made with full wide skirt, deep frill,
choice new patterns, fast colors, trimmed yokes, special
values at - - - - $1.00 and 1.25
SILK WAISTS, Ladies' blar'k
silk waists in good quality
silk, nicely trimmed a11(1
made to wear well prices
are - $4 00 to 5-00
LADIES' TOP SKIRTS, wo
are showing a fine range of
top skirts for summer, wear
in duck and linen, made in
gond style, well stitched
auci trimmed. See our two
dollar value - - 1.75
U. E. ISACo.
apposite Bank of Hamilton highest price paid far Produce
r s ,. . rte ` a.,
Grand Trunk Rail System
died was taken up, then in the primeval
forest and by industry, ecouo.ny aud
good management the fine farm soon
yielded valuable returns. Mrs. Stubbs'
midden ualue was M. J. Caldwell, of
Balton county , and she with 5 sous
survive. The boys are Jabs z C., tc 110
for the past ten years has been at Wey eu•
haulier, Wisconsin; 0. R., 8th line,
tiorris; Wu1., ou the homestead; and
Ja-. 11., of New Hope, N. W. T. Isaac t
died last February in Brit h Columbia.
were vit�idti .; friends iu • s, u.etics ov r was hurt as the celebration caused neitll' was a Liberal in polities and held to the
May 21th; also Mr. Stole -s, Sr. is visit Sau•ll.u'. Methodist dist
.• ' 1 i t harele
lug in the County town. 1; everybody was sat idled by night to accept �I IN
Jas Simpson lust a vatu=tile colt last±;,f tine wise saying of the sago "Whatever
week, cause of dearth being itt.li ostiou; } irises right." ,
also Devil Millar had the same misfor• __----
tine to lose a horse by b.:ittg gored by a
cow. i Tendency of Catarrh is to Spread.
Elijah Jaeltlin i; tn:tkiug great int. Just a slight matter at first, and because _
proveutouts at elorrisbauh by having a :'light, 11sg:�: c'ted; rbut the seed sown
n ev wiro fence put aroatel his orchard briugs,fiet i 11.datug e oas harvest. Con- Every farmer r ]ii1C)\t S that
T s'tuel,tlon, whtrit is the harvest of death. some plants grow better than
end Mons, lot on beta °orat's.
Better spt'u,l a few moments each day
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ERV.' ENCAMPMENT, Ne ''47, I.0.Urr., Wingham,
has completed .arrangeme s with the G. T. R.
to run its Annual Excursion to
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i;,halieg; C,:.tarrhoZ.tue,sul Ani nntiC anti- others. Soil may be the same
th
septic at relieves eft once, clears the and seed may seem the same
"No ladies will be smelled is may erne_ lilt.•"tlPa ,t+s tl;eR. and restores lost settee Of
pertneeut wile„ wearier h.tt or helmet, taste and smell. The 1uu►tedtato etiect but SO1BC plants are weak and
.-. _._ - ..::_ .--s_-�,:".Y..'---","7.----="hoe , ca., I:.ulgsrpn, -slat., plants. Saline food, sante home,
from the following places, on Saturday, , tine I nth, z o3
exatig,t iu the ease o!' ladies fetching beer cif Cahlrrz•,t1t ti uiagiati, so protnUt
others Stl'Un�. ! �� .���� ����
and Cfilt'iH1tt. Owe is.certain and per -
of
tints own Sties," is the u:ttsce appear- 1 And that's the way wall � ���
mauve( if yeti use
CatDrug fists Price
ing itt it prettier ptlh1ki'.t\tu�e. y,1. Snt,til i iZ' ;km, at Druggists, or Poi- . children. They are like young
heart trouble, 1 t couple o£ f f Ctl, 1 t bCC•1U
mess after eating* Cts of nee- years in Cbderich Cliutou and Gator- , lot feed.
his Monte et 011 Springs,' Ont., roller% SCott s nlll Ston really feeds
ink.and gives the child growing
et have and
tried troubled
t b e withy retne dyspepsia
a statfor Itis sou John also resides, and despite , ��
f'$E ✓rc v,s
Out �� �r.QI�D„ ��4� AnotherIii::ht}* respected pioneer of <11u1 strong • while others stay
of Huron lointal the -silent mniority, in small and weak r frit
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sante care but some grow Uig at the folioi,aing fares :
Yoe don't and ain't 0 your stomach the pereon of Mr. deceit Sheppard, ou
Scott's Emulsion offers an
easy way out of the difficulty.
gest all that is ordinarily taken into it. years. 10 mouths and 5 days. The late
It gets tired easily, and what it fails to Mr. Shepard had been in rem stealth Child wcalcne s often means
digest is wasted: for ,several years Froin -dropsical rind starvation, not because of lack
o a went s e t i t amble nuc spen a U U, )tt because the food
is weal:. A'aeak stomach does notdi- Saturday, elay font, at tho age of 77
Among the signsf k toms h
are uveas a, '
vous headache, and disagreeable belch- tell township. .Last kttr returtett to t E 1
venre att er t r
fait t1Pt'er got anything that wive lite relief kite are ate - n , -y
until T took lloocl a Sarsapnrin t ttcnttrto to the inevitable. His'fath'r and mother . \\ 1latever the cause of weak -
y . ie which originally
t rtj;^s
blocks of stet
this niZte. hl t too gig gtfy er le q(teu
luno n1e, It attv:lys telco it lit the rvcro nittivFt, of 4l,oeaeta'sand 'Tipperary' f1CSS and failure, to grO�v---
I+our w
r, ror Hadrian's itorttlg and tall and world not he without
Irelan,l, tu1c1 the subycet of this brief Scott's Emulsion seems to find
formed part of the I. opo " W. A Needle 13cileville oat t Streetst°il'o
, C'anerdtr Carpathie. The , y • l
the nett 1 h d ei eft township rthere. they &t teal oil
Bend. the 4'hoIe digestive system.
of o
r 3f ' ', mention being 1)0121 a . .
f . It and set the matter right.
They a�t S ,,�qf` f jCi+CLI'�Lt Gt Shortly ttftt r. the faun
Itoinaii wall are to be preserved on blare
utoved to tr. d• t ,,d for rtt matter
a.
were -slug up in the shipyard at 'i'ira • Strengthens and tones the sionista ma 1 .
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8Cott S ttr,tctie• tatetttistr 1,rngto, °ntaAAS.
sou. au.1$i u; a;t.lruggists.
Lu tt'n
tuc:know
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Whitechnrch- 6.33 " 2 05
iVing;hatn 6 ii0 '( 2.03
Wiuglutni Junction 6.5,3 "�
Belgtavo - 1.01 1:85
Blyth . - 7.14 ". 1,15
LP.S'vn
Londesboro
Clinton
Brucefield
Kippeu
Ilellsall
Exeter
7.22 <t.\t.
7.47 „
8.05 tt
8.15 "
8.22 "
- 8.35 " 1.35
rA1tt;:
$1.65
1.45
1.35
1.33
CItI ILI)R '.N - I1 1 U ER 12, II Atip }war,
Returning, special train leaves Sarnia at lo.00 P.M. on Monday,
June 1 th running through to Lucknow.
5 excursion of the year.
Everybody come on the biggest and best excursion
J. A. MORTON, Chairman of Committee.