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The Wingham Times, 1904-01-07, Page 5rf i eather Bargaint AT CROWDER'S fi Men's $1.85 tweed pouts, $1,00 Men's 25e Wool Sox, .20 Men's $7.00 Frieze Ulsters, Sizes 36 to 46, 5.50 •Men's 50o Fleece Lined Shirts ' and drawers, 16 Bore two piece Suits regular 2.50 to 3 50, sizes 22 to 28 sale 2.00 2 odd 1.25 tweed vests 36 to 40 sizes, sale, • !' Boys 3.00 blue Pilot Reefers 22 to 28, sale, Boy's 50e tweed Pants, Boys 5.55 Qvercoats, sixes 22 to 28, $13b5 roatll's 5.50 Frieze 'Meters sizes 29 to 35, Boys 25e Wool Ribbed Black .30 t stockings :me 5 t0 10, 5 Pairs n's Heavy Corduroy Pe. :, regular 2.75, sale, Men's Pea Jackets, sizes .79 5 to 40 regular 8.75, 4.00 each, sale, 2.50 Youths 4.00 Reefers, Sizes 20 to .39 35, grey and blue, sale, 14 only Men's Tweed Suits, sizes 35 to 44, regular $6.75, $7,00 and $7.50; sale price - « - - 10 only Men's Overcoats, Raglans and Box Back, sizes 35 to 46, regular $8.00 and $8.50, sale - - .. $1.00 Underwear 75e.- 60 pieces Underwear, half Shirts and half Drawers, regular $1.00 each, sale - - - 12 4.25 .20 2.25 3.00 8.25 $5.00 $5.00 .75 ' We have many more bargains too numerous to mention. r • We can save you money on Men's Goods. The R. H. GROWDF R Go. Men's Outfitters. WINQHAI`I. Specials for the Holiday Trade 18 Couches, upholstered in the best coverings, newest patterns, very comfortable, good width, regular 8.75, holiday sale price - - - $7.75 12 Couches, assorted patterns, will guarantee them to give best of satisfaction, reg. $8, holiday sale price 7.25 A splendid assortment at $5.00, $13.30, $14,00, $22.00. :Leather -Seated Rockers in. oak and mahogany -An- other shipment of those fast -selling Rockers, highly finished, regular 2 0o and 2.25, holiday sale price 1.75 See what we have at 3.75, 4.25 and 6.00, in I cut oak polished Iron and Brass Beds, all sizes. -There never were such bargains offered in Beds such as we are show- ing, at 475, 5.00, 6.5o and upwards, all with heavy brass rails and nobs, ball-bearing castors. Holiday Sale Prices on everything.- Bedroom Suits, from $12.00 to $70.00. Sideboards, from 7.00 io 40,00. Fine assortment of Paper Racks, Easels, 16 x 20 Photo Frames. Parlor Tables, 85c, 1.25, 1.75, 2,50 BALL BIOS., es T1U WJNGIEAM TIMES, JANUARY 7 M4 News From Our Neighbors IUNDERTAKING Brick residence 5th house west The People's Furniture Store from Hamilton's Corner Drtt Store, where night calls will TEl.EPr10NE 61 receive prompt attention,. :5•••••i••••••''<(i,•T•••©•••T•••+••�''!+ ••••0•0••••••,•e••••••••••••o • I RO 1 A L.I.L� ROC.E R i •s O •• • • • • • HE BEGINNING OF A NEW YEAR WE have made one resolution, and that is to try • if possible to serve you better than we have • done in the past. And we want you who o have been dealing with us to keep account of this. e And you who have not been dealing with us to • commence now, and see that we do as we say. •• • 4 i a • •�+ Fall catch 19o3. We have secured a limited / quantity of the above fish, and you who want a 4 Keg of Herring would advise buying now. • Fully guaranteed. AT GRIFFIN'S Lake -Herring "AV 444444+++t1+♦♦• t♦8+•i♦r i*4 EVENTS OF INTEREST TO _ALL OUR READERS. What Wideawake Tunes Correspondents Commu Bate - Other ztezns Clipped From Our Exchanges. The annual meeting of Union school section No. 13, Howlett was held on December 30th, with Wm. Weir, chair- man; presiding. The minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed and the report from the trustees and auditors were adopted. The contract of wood for the ensuring year was taken by Geo, Marshall, 12 cords of 22 iuch. wood at ap- pointed$2 per cord. Henry os_ etakerY hrl euswas niug yer at $12. David Halliday, tho retiring trustee, who has served for two prey. was terms was unanimously re-elected. 01d Voiles Can't stand Harsh. purging medicine, but invari- ably find Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man- drake and Butternut the mildest cure for constipation and•siok headache. No griping pains, sure cue, price 250. Use only Dr. Hamilton's Pills, J AAIESTO W N. (Intended for last week.) We notice with pleasure, that Ed, Bryans is among us again, as he is spend. ing his holidays with his parents. Dr. J. Smilie, of Guelph, who was visitinghis parents, left for that place last Monday, to continue his pro- fessional duties there. Congratulations are in season for John F. Strachan, who has passed with honors the recent Model examination, held at Kincardine. May continued success be yoars, Mr, Strachan. The snowstorm interfered with the regular services in Victoria hall last Sun- day. A. Family Necessity Is a remedy eapable of affording int - mediate relief to the hundred and one ailments that constantly arise. It may be a cold, perhaps toothache, neuralgia, pain in the back, -use Nerviline, it's more penetrating, pain subduing and powerful than any other liniment. Ner- viline is at least five times stronger than ordinary remedies and its worth in any household can't be over-estimated. For man or beast Nerviline is a panacea for all pain and costs only 25c. per bottle. Buy Nerviline to -day. GREY. Archie Sellers, an old resident of Grey, who went to Dakota 31 years ago, is re- newing old friendship in this locality. The trustees of Teeswater have decided to engage D. L. Strachen es Priucipul, for 1904. At the meeting of the ratepayers of S. S. No. 3, Arthur Smith was chosen trus- tee in place of Alex. McDonald who re. tired. We are pleased to notice that S. Roy Liddy, of Harriston, half brother to H. W. Avison, teacher, took honors at the Model school. He will commence reach- ing next week. Miss Sadie McTaggart, of Regiva, N. W, T., is home for a short visit. She was about 6 months there, going from Graveuhurst, Ontario. Miss McTaggart was well pleased with the West, .Among the holiday visitors here we notice Alex. Lamont, son of Hugh Lam- ont, 7th Con. He is a resident of Tor - auto and is well pleased with the Queen city. The cunning little archer Cupid won auother victory. It was won on Thurs- nay of last week at the comfortable home of Chas. Bozell, 10th eon., at 12.30 • o'clock. when Rev. T. W. Cosens pro- • pounced the mystic words making W. H. • Salter, of Brussels, and Miss Kate Bozell husband and wife. • • ••• • • • • • • e • 4. 4 • • • 1-44.4444-44+++++•+44 4-44-44+4 Some Definitions, (N. Y. Press.) Jealousy --The homage paid by- te yto success. Charity -That which should appear cold to the giver aid hot to the receiver. Forgiveness -The noblest of alI vir- tues. Fool -Ono who is and doesn't know 3t, 'Wisp man -One who isand doesn't show it. Conyerae ion --The idle man's builiness and the business tnan's recreation. Money ---The wise man's convenience; the fool's necessity. Success -Ta be perfectly eatiailod With btte's achievements. wAwrsn. rA1.THFt1L PERSON'O, DATA', on retail trade and agents for Manufacturing 'nouttehaving (Veli established business; heal ttrrttOry; straight Wary 3'20 paid Weekly' anal ,:peptic monelr adimmed. ; previous experience .nnmcentary; . position permanent; bueinelts eed+sfnl. ionelose self-addressed envelope. erinteniieiat Travellers, e06 Motion Bldg„ ago, a Notice to Farmers. The Canada Furniture Manufacturers are now prepared to pay the highest price -much higher tlhan ever before - for all kinds of Hardwood and Basswood Sawlogs, to be delivered at the Button 8e Fessant Chair Factory, Wingham. Those intending to get out logs tins Beason will profit by callingon Taos, BELL, Man- ager. It is estimated that 'Canadian bank earnings for 1003 exceeded those for 1002 by nearly' $132,000,000. During the year just ended 26 Canadian stocks suf- fered a market depreciation of over $61,- 000,000. TV11[tNisERR . There passed away on New 1 ear'rl day at her residence, lot 11, erucession 7, ane of the early pinneers of the towuship in the person of Helen McDougall, wife of Mr. War. McPnerson, who was for manyReeve of ' oars the respected 1 tide v ii y P township. Deceased was in her 75th year and was a native of Scotland, and came to this country •early in life. Fifty•two years ago she was married to her now bereaved husband. For forty- seven years she had been a resident of the township, bearing with her sorrgw- ing husband the trials and cares of early pioneer life. Mrs. McPherson was a truly Christian woinan, and ber life will live in the memory of her bereaved relatives. The funeral to the Wiugllam cemetery on Monday afternoon was largely attended, the service at the house and grave being conducted by Rev. W. J. West of Biuevale. Two sons and two daughters remain to grieve over the loss of a devoted mother, and the aged husband must finish the jour- ney alone. Mr. Hugh McDougall, a brother of Mrs. MoPhersou, is now in feeble health. Catarrh, Pneumonia, Consumption Death's fateful trinity they are often called. Catarrh is the first stage, pneu- monia often follows, and consumption finally exacts the full penalty. This can all be averted by using healing, balsamic Catarrhozone, an antiseptic that pene- trates the remotest air cells of the lungs. Catarrhozone reaches the entire mucous surface of the throat and breathing ap- paratus; it carries health wherever it goes, brings instant relief and is abso- lutely certain to cure. Don't delay, get Catarrhozone to -day. It means health, certain to cure. Two months' treatment $1.00, trial size 25c, Catarrhozone guaranteed. Mr. James Stark, awell known miller of Paisley, died on New Year's day. Mr. F. W. Hodson, Dominion Live Stock Commissioner, nrges farmers to raise heavier horses for England. Miss Annie Radcliffe, of Blanchard, Perth county, was among the victims of the Chicags theatre fire. Her body was buried at St. Mary's. The trial of Fanny McGarvey for the murder of Patrick Upton, of Strathroy, will begin at the Loudon Assizes on Monday next, Miss Pearl O'Neil's work needs Pio eetilmenilatibu to any audience that has once listened to her. We *are proud to hear such a clever young artiet.- -Pres- byteriatt Monthly. Opera house, Wing - ham, Thursday, January 7th. Ambition---:'N'evor to be gatisiled with one's achievements. Sleep the only thief that makes a hilt etchfulpftl, robbing tut of time and giving' WI hiealtk. litany sudden Deaths_ Ara traced to a heart that was neglect- ed. If your heart is weak or bears to h rapidly you need Ferrozoue to strengthen the heart's muscles, regulate its action and stop smothering spasms. Ferrozoue always cures weak heart and restores this organ to a strong healthy state. The best heart medicine in the world is Ferrozoue which beats any substitute. Widely used by doctors and sold at 50e. ner box by all druggists. EAST WAW. Nosii. We have our sleeve of snow here but it is nothing new for Wawanosh to have a great amount of "the beautiful." Mise Gussie Haines is home after spending the Xmas holidays with friends in Craubrook. Miss Sylvia Seel has returned to her school after spending the Xmas holidays at her home. Mr. David Chamney has returned hotne after spending the Xmas holidays with friends in Listowel. We have had a few grand school con. Certs this Xmas. Miss Amanda Ne,thery of Biuevale is engaged with Mr. J, Wightnian for the winter months. Mrs. Jas. Rath is the guest of her daughter Mrs. J. Grumaby of Walton. Mr. R. Noble of Hullett is visiting in this vicinity. Mr. John Wightmau has disposed of farm ou the gravel road to Mr. James Oloakey. The price paid was $3,100. Mrs. R. Wightman of Michigan is visiting at the old homestead here. Mrs. John Wightman is very dl at present with pneumonia. Wo hope soon to hear of her recovery. Mr. R. Gallagher has disposed of his hardware business in Belgrave to Mr. Janes B. Nichol. AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHER, "1 cannot praise Baby's Own Tablets too highly," writes Mrs. James S. Beach, Campbell's Bay, Que. "Front the time my baby was born he was troubled with pains in the stomach and bowels and a rash on his skin which made hint rest- less day and night. I got nothing to help him until I gave him Baby's Own Tablets, and under their use the trouble soon disappeared, and all my friends are now praisiug my baby he looks so healthy and well. I give him an occasional Tab- let, and they keep him well. I can heartily recommend the Tablets to auy mother who has a young baby," Thousands of other mothers praise this medicine just as warmly, and keep it on hand in case of emergency. The Tablets cure all the minor ills of little oues; they act gently and speedily, and are absolutely safe. Sold by all drug- gists or sent post paid at 25 cents a box by writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont. Mrs. Alfred Elliott rgtrrned to Wing - ham on Monday after spending a few day with her sister Mrs. Josh. Cook.- --Clintou News -Record. Dr, Butler, specalist in the diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes tested and glasaes supplied. office op- posite St. Andrew's Church, London, Ontario. Mr. David Jenkins, who was injured near (J Bary some weeks ago has re turned home and is visiting with his parents on the Biuevale road. We are pleased to learn that he is improving. Mr. Watters, editor of the Pordwioh Record was a caller at the Tams °Mae on Saturday last. He was on his way to Lucknow where he took charge of the serviced in the Church of England on Sunday last. PR Fif The hatter of feed is of tremendous importance to the farmer. Wrong feeding is loss. Right feeding is profit. The up-to-date farmer knows what to feed his cows to get the most milk, his pigs to get the most pork, his hens to get the most eggs, Science. But how about the children ? Are they fed according to science, a bone food if bones are soft and undeveloped, a flesh and muscle food if they are thin and weak and a blood food if there is anemia? Scott's Emulsion is a mixed food; the Cod Liver Oil in it makes flesh, blood and muscle, the Lime and Soda make bone and brain. It is the standard scientific food for delicate children. Cl to Esfablis/•et? 2.579 Whooping Cough, Croup Bronchitis, Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria CRE2OLENE f$ A BOON TO ASTHMATICS ftkReatittit3 ti. talg established and standard rente,ty far the diseacee indicate;(. It cures because the air rendered strongly Antiseptic is carried nvrr the di=cooed surfaces et the bronchial tubes unit every breath, giving prolonged and constant treatment. Thots se tendency, or fronttronic feni'atoelefronteughs or Warned at the throat. Descriptive booklet re tEE1flNG, MUM +rt C ..1031 Notre flame Bt., Menttreal. t'nhatllatr Af;rr[ts Cresolene dissolved in the (mouth are effective ands afe for coughs and irritation of the throat. Antiseptic Tablets xtte n box. alit, t►rrt GGIsTS Dat Send for free sample, De sure that this picture in the form of a label is on the wrapper of every bottle et Emulsion you buy. Scott& owne GiEMISTS, Toronto, Ontario. 50c. and $1I all druggists. The roof and rpper story of the Ot- tawa postofihco was burned Monday night. One of three constables who allowed Cashel, the condemned murderer, to es- cape from Calgary jail, was sentenced to a year's imprisonment, and the other two to six mouths each. All were also dismissed from the force. Aching Joints In the fingers, toes, arms, and other parts of the body, are joints that are inflamed and swollen by rheumatism - that acid condition of the blood which affects the muscles also. Sufferers dread to move, especially after sitting or Iying long, and their condition is commonly worse in wet weather. "I suffered dreadfully from rheumatism, but have been completely cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, for which I am deeply grate- fuL" Miss FRANCES S.urrn, Prescott, Ont. "I had an attack of the grip which lett me weak and helpless and suffering from rheu- matism. I began taking Hood's Sarsapa- rilla and this medicine has entirely eared me. I have no hesitation in saying It saved my life." Ai. J. AicDoxetn, Trenton, Ont. Hood's Sarsaparilla Removes the cause of rheumatism -no outward application can. Take it. 1 ;Ito s. Thos Clark was selected Trustee in S. S. No. 3 as successor to W. B. Wilkinson who declined re-election. At the school meeting on Wednesday in S. S. No. 5 Wm. Armstrong was suc- ceeded as trustee by Charles Pro.;tor. A very pretty and interesting event took place ou Christmas Day in the Strood Methodist church, Craigsville, wheu Miss Margaret AIice, second daueliter of Mrs. M. Peacock, was joiued in the holy bonds of matrimony to 3. H. Mooney, of Weyburn, N. W. T., former- ly bf Morris. At the meeting in S. S. No. 9 Juo. R. Bell wus chosen trustee to fill ont Ross Stubbs' term owing to the latter's re- moval to Brussels. J. M. Moore was the new trustee elected. The wood contract went to Wnl. Skelton at 52.30 per cord and Thos. McCall gets $2 05 for 111e cedar required. On Wednesday, Dec. 23rd, a very pleasant company gathered at the home of I. 1.. and Mrs Ferranti, Morris, to witness the marriage of their youngest dnughter Miss Atletta B. to James M. Woodrow, of Grey township. About 4 u'slock the bridal party entered the room to the strains of the wedding march rendered by Miss M. Sellers and took their places beneath an arch decorated with evergreen and holly, where Rev. F. t,wath spoke the magic words which bound them together, Samuel Dodds, of Barrie, was married to Miss Ella Davis, 5th line of Morris, on Wednesday December 23rd by Rev. 1.. 13, Chesnut. The bride was the re- cipient of many heauttful and costly presents. The young couple left Barrie for their ]honeymoon trip the same day at calve to Brussels for a short visit. The young couple wilt return to Barrie and reside there. Many good wishes will accompany thein. ISARD'S JANUARY Stock - Taking) Sale NOW GOING ON! $15,000 worth of New Goods TO Gt10OSMOM. The Stock must be reduced by THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS I)ITRINCT THIS VtONT1L. 1►ti�{Y'�+'�r��r1b'fi14aOr'�•7•'�'�"1�'v1r.�6�•�4 �t� C�'1<v BOYS' SUITS --15 Boys' 2 piece Suits in navy blue or brown cloth, all wool, regular value $2, stock-takivg sale price $1.63 LADIES' WAISTS -Special line, Percale cloth, fast colors, new patterns, lined all through, reg value 1.23, January price $1.00 DRESS GOODS -3 pieces heavy all -wool Stagings, 54 -in wide, regular 1,03, sale price .65 FOR RUFFS -6 only Ruffs to clear; nice size and shape, reg- ular 5.00, Jannary sale price $3.05 RUBBERS -Women's Rubbers, fine quality, new toe, regular 500 and 60o, stock -taking price WOOL HOSE -10 doz, heavy all - wool Ribbed Hose for girls or boys wear, reg 35c, sale price .25 DRESS GOODS -65 yards Black Venetian Suiting?, SO -in wide, regular value 1.25, sale price $1.00 MEN'S UNDERWEAR -5 dozen Men's wool fleece Shirts and Drawers, reg 30c, rale price .37?r LADIES' GOWNS --New pattern Flannelette Night Gowus to clear, reg 65c, January price .50 FLANNELETTE - Extra, heavy new pattern Flannelettes, good value at 10c, stook -taking price .08 WHITE QUILTS - Lugo size White Quilts, heavy cloth, gen• erally sold at 1.25, sale price 1;1.00 Ladies' Hose -5 dozen Ladies' Black \'Juol Hose, fast color, regular price 35e, sale price .25 WRAPPER CLOTH - 220 yards .40 1 double width Wrapper Cloth, fast colors, good value at 15e, sale price - - - .10 Curtains• -A special line of Lace Curtains Bi yds long, nice pat« terus, good value at 2.00, sale $1.50 CARPET -3 pieces extra heavy Union Carpet, yard wide, new patterns; our close price is 50c, January sale price - - ,e10 DRESS PLAIDS -5 pieces Fancy Plaids, nice colors and patterns to clear at - PRINTS - Your choice of our stock of 1234c Prints this month for - - .05 Top Skirts -Ladies' fine black or grey Skirts, tailor made; good value at 3.50, sale price $2.75 .10 Corsets -Extra fine quality Cor- sets, good make. steel filled; good value at 75c, sale price .50 SWEATERS --Boys heavy Sweat- ers to clear, reg 50e, sale price .35 Men's Overcoats -Flue make of Men's Overcoats, nicely lined, dart, cloth, velvet collar, regu- lar 7.50, sale price - $0 00 Waistings and French Flan- nel Waist Patterns- Choice goods, regular 75c, sale price .50 Robes --Large size Black or Grey Goat Robes, regular 10.00, stock -taking sale price - $8.00 Men's Pants - 2 dozen Men's Strong Pouts to clear; good value at 1.25, January price $1.00 Mill Ends of Cotton -300 yards hill ends, from 2 to 1.0 yards; sale price - - - .05 Ladies' Jackets -Black or dark grey Jackets, new style, lined, regular value $10, sale price $8.00 Flannelettes -10 pieces Striped Flanuelette, good quality and colors, to clear at - .04 • 4-46'410e ',,. er'QAr 4v Vel,•°dr;b110Merle( Ab elemeiV A+ A great number of other lines of goods AT CUT PRICES. Come and see what you can save buying NEW GOODS at this great STOCK -TAKING SALE 11. E. ISARD & CO. 1 Opnosite Bank of Hamilton Hitihest price paid far Producelimmaismormaimassznammoulemmuesizmiousaii 1 Toronto Junction carried the Ion' option by-law by 177. York Township defeated a similar by-law by 3556. Dr. R. McIntyre of Hespler dropped dead while attending a patient on Mon- day afternoon, and a lew hours later it was announced that he had been elected public school trustee. Very -welcome are 13enry and Mrs, Mooney, of Weyburn, N. W. T., who arrived last week to enjoy a visit with relatives and many old friends. It is nearly 4 years since they left Morris and a kindly Providence has watehed over them. Mr. Mooney has now 1,440 acres of land and last harvest had 0,000 bushels M wheat and over 4,000 bushels or oats. Part of his wheat -ens sold at 72 cents 'perbushel. "Chex aro well pleased with their Western experience, The New 1VII1I Alsoleresmuranceervomm For fast and fine CROPPING We keep the best F1iorn. , OATMEAL, BRAN, SHORTS. FEED and GRAIL At Lowest Prices. 1. McGRECOR The New Mill Winglham. DON'T INSURE YOUR ILSE OR PROPERTY until you have seen COSENS about it. 1'r Whin PAY You. Farm Loans at Lowest Rates! Abner Cosens LOAN AND INSUTIANOt AG.1'NT, Winghaen, Ont, Mrs. Mary Hunter, the [pother of the first white child horn on Vancouver Is- land, is dead at Nanimo, 13. C. FINE PHOTOS _yl t jl CLEAR AND BRIGHT ft We are now doing a nice line at 44 $1.25 a dozen. p3 Call and see them at f�l �\\1 11 t Armstrong 86 Co's Studio 0 CC C C,C C � WING' -AM C C, C The Meat You. Order front us will be delivered promptly and you will always find it of tho best quality. Boasts of Reef, Veal, Lainb and Pork. Steaks, ehOps, Soap Bones, Dolling Pieces. Highest prices paid for Hide and Skins. We are also prepared to pay the Highest prides for all kinds of Poultry. We thank our customers for their liberal patronage in the past will give satisfaction to favor Its with their orders, `-- 1I LL5 Oppoeito Skfteng Rink. fi