The Wingham Times, 1905-12-07, Page 5STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL TEN O'CLOCK.
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6lothina,
AT POPULAR PI 1GES
It's been the selling of the
-highest class clothiag at popu-
lar prices that's made this store
what it is to -day, For the one
man who must pay a long price
for his clothes in order to be
satisfied, there are a hundred
who can appreciate style and
quality when it's offered at a
reasonable figure.
Beyond all doubt, the best
clothes that come into Wing -
ham come here ; and it's just
as certain that they leave this
store, in most cases, for less
money than ordinary clothing
is sold for elsewhere.
To know that for certain
you have to see the clothes. If
they don't convince you, we'll
try no other argument.
Overcoats in the popular 52•iu and 47 -in lengths, in special. line of plain and
fancy tweed, newest designs and colors. single or double breasted coats as
you want them; sizes 34 to 44 chest. Crowder's prices - $10.00 and 812,50
Overooats in the 47 -in and 52 -in styles, in plain blanks and newest colors and
patterns in fancy coatings, including new grey mixtures ; qualities you'll
pay $9 for elsewhere. Crowder's price • - - - $7.00
Special in Men's Overcoats -12 only Men's dark grey and black Raglan Over-
coats, sizes 34 to 44 chest, regular $9 and $S.75 each. Crowder's price - $6.00
17 Boys' Overcoats, regular $4,75 and $5.50, colors dark grey and black, sizes
22 to 30. Crowder's price, to clear - - - - 83.90
New Xmas Suits—Splendid new Fall and Winter designs and colors, imported
and domestic tweeds, the very newest single and double breasted styles.
Prices - • - - - - $5 00. $7.50 and 810.00
• GREAT BARGAINS IN MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Gents' Furnishings for Christmas Wear
Gents' Black Persian Lamb Caps - - $5.50 to 812.00
Gents' (separate) Pur Collars- - ° • $3,00, $4,50, $7.50, $15.00
Gents' Far Caps, Wombat, Beaver, etc. - • $3 75 and $5,00
Fowues' English Dogskrn Gloves, wool lined, sizes 8 to 10 ; price - 81.25
wool fingers, fur wrist, sizes b to 10 - 81.50
” fur lined - - $1.75
Hudson Bay dressed and undressed Kid Gloves, woof lined, sizes 7:In to 101:, $1.25
Perrin's French Kid Gloves for men, dressed and undressed kid, silk lined,
colors grey, tan and brown, sizes 714 to 10 - - - - $1 50
Hudson Bay Fine Mitts, Dressed Kid and Mocha, wool liued, all sizes, 75c, $1, 1.25
Gents' Wool Knit Gloves - - - - 60o, 75c and .85
New Mufflers for Xmas—Black silk, polka dot and fancies, 50c, 75c, $1, 1.25, 1.50
New Neckwear for Xmas—Just arrived, a Large assortment of Gents' Ties,
four-in-hands' bows. puffs, ascots, tecks, etc. This is a swell range and
specially picked out for Xmas wear. Prices - - 25c, 50c, .75
All goods picked out now will be laid away and delivered at Xtnas. Special prices
this week in Coon Coats, Fur -lined Coats, Dogskin Coats, Wombat Coats.
The R. N. CROWDER Co. - Winham,
hristmas
e„ti ,ruir merits
N THIS PROGRESSIVE AGE WE ARE
doing our utmost to keep before you the
very newest designs in House Furnishings.
An evidence of the appreciation of our goods
is the ready d demand we find for them. A few
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prices quoted will give all idea of the goods we carry
in stock.
PRINCESS DRESSERS AND STANDS—Quartered oak, polished,
large B. B. mirror ; Dresser 1 long and 2 small drawers ; Stand
either 3 drawers and door or 2 doors and 2 drawers • -
• - $18.00 25.00 34.00 35.00 40.00
Complete Suites—Bed, Dresser and Stand - - - -
- $12.00 13.00 15.00 18.00 20.00 35.00
Iron Beds, Mattresses and Wire Springs—all prices.
DINING -ROOM SUITES—
Combination Sideboards - - $30.00 to 45.00
Sideboards 12.00 to 35.00
Buffets - - 27.00 30.00 to 35.00
Leather Upholstered Chairs, 5 chairs
and arm chair. per set -
Wood Seat Chairs, arm chair
to
match - - . t 5
Extension 'tables (1.00
17.00 10.00 to 35.00
3.50 4.50 to 5.75
7.50 8.00 to 13.50
PARLOR AND CI3INA CABINETS - $11.00 1.3.50 25.00
13 Complete Parlor Suites to select
from. Prices - - - 11.00 to 65.00
DAVENPORTS -heavy mahogany frame
npholst-red in Geneva plush - - 40.00
Massive Oak Roekers—In hest leather,
button Wits, good value at $18, Christmas price 13.50
Upholstered in Geneva plush, oak or mahogany frame 11.50r"
Heavy oak frame, upltoietere.l in velour or tapestry, ' t10
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good quarter polished - ' . - i
See oar McKinley Rockers. made to fit your body - 8.50
Splendid assortment of Rockers • 1.75 2.50:to 8.00
Prior Tables - - . 85e to 10.00
Window Shades 35e up. Curtain Poles 15e up.
L. A. TALL & CO.
1J;VDER1'AK1NG
Brink residence, 5th house west
from EAmilton s Corner Drug
Store,
receive prompt nteittion.
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EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS,
What Wideawake Times Correspondents Communicate —• Other
Items Clipped From Our Exchanges.
W H ITECIIU RCIf,
The annual meeting of the White -
chard' Cheese and Butter Manufactur.
lag Co., will be held in the Foresters'
hall, on Monday, December 18th, at 2
o'cloclr p.m. AU shareholders and
patrons are respectfully requested to at-
tend,
Pain About The Hips
It is a common oomplai..t with wo-
men. The right treatment is Nerviline,
which penetrates to the seat of the pain
immediately. Nerviline warms and
soothes the affected parts, draws out the
irritation and pain, allows the patient
ease after one rubbing, No liniment so
economical and safe, Nearly fifty years
in use, and the demand immensely great-
er every day! Nerviline most be good,
NEST WAWANOSII.
A very pretty event took place Tues-
day evening, Nov,'21st, at the home of
Mr, ane Mrs. Samuel Jackson, 2nd con-
cession Huron towusbip, when their
daughter, Miss Lillian, was united in
marriage to Richard J. Bruce, a prosper-
ous young farmer at Auburn. The Rev,
0. L, Mills tied the nuptial knot. On-
ly intimate friends of the bride were
present.
Council met according to adjourn-
ment on Nov. 28; members all present;
minutes of last meeting read and con-
firmed.
Treasurer's statement was read and
confirmed.
A large number of cheques were is-
sued which will appear after Deo. 15 in
the Financial Statemeut.
Council adjourned to meet again on
Dec, 15 at 10 o'clock.
W. S. Mc'OnosTIe, Clerk.
It Heals the Lungs
When the antiseptic vapor of "Cat-
arrhozone" is inhaled it spreads through
the breathiug ornate, carrying healing
and health to the sore spots. An irrit-
able throat "Catarrhozone" cures in five
minutes, brnnchits it soothes instantly,
weak lungs are fed and quickly nourish-
ed back to health. To be free from colds
and coughs, to avoid catarrh and bron-
chitis—use Catarrhozone; it is prescrib-
ed by more than twenty thousand phy-
sicians in America alone, and used by
the people of nine nations.
ETHEL,
After an illness of about three weeks
Robert Vodden, who has been a resi-
dent of this locality for the past 25 years,
was called to his long home on Nov.
27th, in his 85th year. The end came at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. John
Mitchell, lot 21, con, 5, Grey. Olcl ago
was the cause of his demise. Since the
death of Mrs. `olden, four years ago,
he had been. visiting with. various mem-
bers of his family. He was a native of
England and was married before coining
to Canada to Miss Mary Dimcut. They
lived in Wilmot, Elena and iJaryboro'
townships before purchasing the Thos.
Gateaby farm north of Ethel. now own-
ed by his son Thomas. Mr. Vodden
owned the Sarvis farm prior to his sell-
ing to Jno. Miller, now of Drew. He is
survived by a large and well known fam-
ily. Deceased was a member of the
Methodist church and a Couservasive iu
politics.
130' Son Get Bilious
No remedy could be more prompt and
agreeable than Dr. Hamilton's Pine. No
.natter where you go yoa'1l hear of the
grand cures they make, Writing from
Ottawa, Mrs. M. E. Legere says: "For
people incliued to biliousness and sick
headache I don't think there is a remedy
to compare with Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
I formerly had bilious attacks about once
a month—used Dr. Hamilton's Pills and
obtained grand results. My stomach
has been put in good order and my heal-
th grentely improved." No medicine
better for men, women or children. Try
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 253 per box or five
boxes for 81.00 at all druggists,
Iel;Ire:'VALE
The mutual fi' ancial statement of the
Bluevale Cheese and Butter Oo. has
been printed and mailed to the share-
hoders and patrons. The company has
had a very successful season. During
the season 81,050 pouude of butter were
made and the cost of drawing cream
was $1053.61. The company has assets
amounting to $3533.34 and practically no
liabilities, The highest price received
for butter was 22e per lb. The total
amount paid to patrons for °ream for the
season was 614 048,28. The annual meet -
hag of the company will be held in the
Foresters' hall next Thursday afternoon
WINC,ljAH JUNCTION.
The following is the report for No-
vember of S. S. No. 8, Tnrnberry.
Names are in order of merit.
Sr. iv—Bert Elliott, Maggie Wheeler,
Jr. iv—...lba Hogg, Hannah Walker.
Sr. Itt—Charlie Fowler, Lizzie Magee,
Roland Henderson.
Jr. III --Willie McKenzie, Pearl Walk-
er, Mac. Elliott, Robt. Hogg.
Sr. u --Ariel Ferguson, Minnie Walk-
er, Willie Magee, John Walker, Harvey
Anderson.
Pt. it—Clarice Moffat, Percy Martin.
Pt. I --Denton Ferguson, Beta Walker.
Altai. HOWSON, Teacher.
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ST. HELENS,
Miss Lizzie Bordon is, we are sorry to
report again vary low.
Mr. and Mrs. Brocknow, of Mosley
were visiting for a few days at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Thos. Penne'.
At the meeting of Maitland Presby-
tery last week, Rev. Mr. Craw accepted
the call extended to him by St. Heleees
and East Ashfield congregations. The
induction will take place here on Tues-
day, December 12th. Tho representa-
tives to the Presbytery were R Lockhart
and H: Rutherford, of the sessiou, and
H. McCrostio and Jno. Rutherford, of
the managing board. The people will
pleased to have once again a settled mini-
ster in their midst,
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The Wonders of The body
Its mechanism, like delicate machin-
ery, by even a slight cause is so diser-
rausled as to be practically useless. A
headache is no trifling 'natter because
the stomach, kidneys and liver are sure
to be atYected. To cure the manse of
' headaches, and prevent new attache,
use Ferrozone; it aids the stomach by
supplying nourishing
blood,od vitalizes the
nervesial. � ins 1 brain op
i instantly. I'arrc�znne
t
braces—gives tone—elevates your spirits.
No such health bringer known. Fifty
cents per box of fifty chocolate coaled
tablets at all dealers.
r ¢I•.v.
The west half of lot 11 con. 15, be-
longing, to the Mingles farm has been
purchased by Oliver Turnbull, ot the
same line, for $1,700. There are no build•
ings on it.
A few weeks ago Oliver To nbull ship-
ped 10 Leic'eCer rams from 73lyth and 4
from Atwood for the Western States
rauches. Robt. McDonald, 9th con.,
beaded the list with a pair re. $43.00 and
Mr. Turnbull sold three r(r 817.00 a piece.
They were consigned to A. W. Smith, of
Maple Lange.
L'tst week F. S Seott disposed of the
100 acre farm known as the Patrick
!Blake property, 13th con„ belonging to
George Brown, of Brussels, to James
Betz, 11th con., the price being 85,000.
The farm is a good one and we wish the
purchaser success in bis new property.
He gets Immediate possession.
It is our sad duty this week to chroni-
cle the death of a fine young man in. the
Iperson of John Edmond McNeil, whose
s,lirit took its flight to the Better Land
early Saturday morning, 25th ult., at the
early ago of 19 years, (1 months and 8
days. Tilt) deceased was the third Non
of Peter McNeil, 14th concession, who
with two sons, Daniel, of Estevan, Assa,
Hugh Arthur, at home, a daughter, Miss
Annie, and niece, Mise Maggio, are left
to mourn the loss of the departed. Mrs'.
McNeil an.'1 second son, Willie, pre•de-
eeased him in April and October, 1893.
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Report of 5. S. No. 3, Turnberry for
November; names in order or merit.
Sr. 4th --Malley McGee, Mary Aitken,
Annie MoGne,
Jr. 4th—Ella Elliott, Jim Aitken,
Andrew Wallace, Rob Aitken, Roy
Elliott, Lizzie Murchison.
Jr. 3rd—Ada Elliott, Ames Ruttier•
ford, Tillie Baird, Lyla Pearen, Toni
Wallace.
Jr. 3rd—Robbie Muir, Elmer Aitken,
Maggie Aitken, Annie Mutton, Bella
Murchison, George Rutherford, Walter
Hawke.
Sr, 2nd -Clara Reid, Bella Emile,
George Bok, Victor Smith, Willie Hark-
Hiss, Willie Elliott, Alice Dunkin, Helen
Rutherford.
Jr. 2nd. --Ida McGlynn, Mabel Reid,
Marietta McGlynn, Alex. Baird.
Sr. pt. 2nd-•-Allie Lincoln, Frank Bolt,
Lane() Lincoln, Tom Eadie, Reuben
Appleby,
Jr. pt. 2nd --Wilfrid Murchison, Willie
Eadie.
Pt, 1—Norman Moir, Della Rid,
Mabel Stolres,Gus. McGlynu,James
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Glynn,IziBaker.
Isitunnf4 D. UoDotttY%, Teacher,
Established ism.
Whooping Gough, Croup, GGronehitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Croeoiouo 10 a holm to Asith,waticu
fe•r .ttti 11 a 1 m rayl'' 1,>d and a• meiir,i r"tna(y
for ti.r ia•, • at1 td it 44,•14 borazi tba air r.n.
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fit ,n i n_ t tn.ttte or
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Babies
Fat is of great account
to a baby ; that is why :1
babies are fat. If your
baby is scrawny, Scott's
Emulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need immediately for
bone and muscle . Fat
babies are happy ; they do
not cry ; they are rich ;
their fat is laid up for
time of need. They are
happy because they are
comfortable. The fat sur-
rounds their little nerves
and cushionsthem. When
they are scrawny t h os e
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle touch. They
delight in Scott's Emul-
sion. It is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
Send for free sample.
Be sure that this picture In
the form of a label ;s on the
wrapper cf every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
Scott 4. Bovine
Chemists
Toronto, Ont.
50c. ar.d $1.00
All Druggist*
CULROSS.
Council met at Teeswater, on Nov-
ember 27th, 1905. 3leinhers all present.
The minutes of last meeting were read
aucl on motion of Kuntz and Baptist
were sustained.
The following a^counts were passed:
Swartz and F eily, lbs:noxa, spikes, 00;
Jos. Grohb contract gravelliug, 831 02
Rob. Smith, cutting tree on road con. 12,
50; Win. Mitchell c:ming brush boun-
dary C. fin T. $1.03: Wm McKee repair
bridge and acct for gravel, 85.58; Wm.
Backing, contract culvert con 4 812 25;
Wm. Bec Sieg repair sinkhole cos, 10,
1$227 50; Jelin Falconer and others plough•
tug roadfor grader, $ 30; Alex McDon-
ald
rllon-
»ld 31 yds gravel and road 83.20; Thooip•
Sou estate 80 fr plum,, 1.20; M. Wilil', 4.3'
yds gravel, 3 00; Jes Thompson, remov-
ing driftwood. 1 00; A D. MrKen;:ie, I
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Dur Values
Men's and Boys'
Ready -to -Wear Overcoats
and Sails.
This department is now on
the second floor, where we
have increased space and bet-
ter light, also a larger stork to
show you. We control some
of the best manu'acturers' styles
and patterns, and you can de-
pend on getting up - to - date
clothing here at less than city
prices.
3 dozen Mien's strong Tweed Pants, regular 81.'.5. for -
2 dozen Men's extra heavy Etofl'e Pants, regolar 81 75 for
Boys' flake pattern Overcoats, velvet collar, regular $5 30 for 4,50
Men's heavy Gray Frieze Reefers, worth 84 00, sale prise 3.50
Men's fancy striped Tweed Overcoats, new style, reg 12 50, 10,00
Boys' Single-breasted Fancy Tweed 3 Piece Snit. rag 5 00 for 4.00
Men's fine Tweed Snits, pretty patterns, new style, reg 1? CO, 10.00
31'eu's heavy Overcoat, fl,ke pattern, velvet collar, worth 810, 8.00
Boys' heavy Navy Blue Reefers, high eerier, regular $2 50, for 2.00
1.00
1.35
Big Bargains in all kinds of Ma's Fur Brats.
Sea our special bus, guaranteed to wear line the old Buffalo Coat. for
only $15 00. Orher mikes of Fur and F'.ir-linen coats et 518 00, $'20.00,
823.00, 828.00, $30 00, 835 00, 815 00, $.30 00, See 00 acrd $05 00.
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When needing anything in Mm's or Boys' Wear, be sure and see our
y .,_ money.
stock ; we can save . ft. ,• - ..- �..
�? stain r3�att2se=r fiatent iaas1ignat,tS.rfr7d gra.,>: 31
11 'finest Prices for Produce.
rbliabiog B�•L 1w. 90 00.
2 .)'clot'.; p. tn. The Council met as a
Court of Revision to hear the appeals, if
! any, against the assessment for drainage
work as per Ey Lew pnblishod in the
Toeswater News. The Reeve was ap• 1
.stinted cb'lirrn'tu of the Ceert. !
t - As thane were no :nemesis merle, it ;vas'
moved by Kuntz seconded by Baptist I
that as there are no appeals against the I
Assessment for drainage work as per 13y -
Law published and notice given that the !
Court of Revision be now closed. Carri
ell.
The Council then resumed.
Pnrvis--Falconer—ThatJohu D. Eon
'tz act as commissioner to get the brush !
I cat on road allowance at lots 2 and 3 on'
Culross and Carrick boundary on condi-
II lion that Carri;;lr Council ply half the
, cost.
Kuntz-13aptist —TM t Mr. Frank Ile.t-
tinger be appointed Psthmnster to ant if
necessary in place of Mr. quo Steil!lr,
deceased. Carried.
Baptist — Knutz -- That councillors i
Falconer and Purvis bo instructed to;
build as lunch Stow fence opposite lot 32,
con 0, as they deme necessary. Carried.
I Finance report was read and chognes
issued in payment of accounts.
The Connell tilt n adjourned to meet
again on Friday, Dc. 15th, as per Stat •
ate.
CHAS. Bv'rTux, Clerk.
J.1.MIt;'-'rtt1VN.
On :Monday Mr John Cute delivered at
Brnssele a fine mare that he sold to Mr I
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Cedar Posts, Barrels., Etc.
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Raisins
The new Seleete:i "a'alenein, Raisi>1a ar.> alt here :
and at a very low prt,e. 23.10 i,,,x 1,,r
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Seeded Raisins
California Seeded Mose-atal Raisins, in 1.1b pee-km:es, are a littio
C higher than last season, but the (reality le far better. 2 p'ti:.kages w:a yfyf
Archibald on Friday last,
Mr S Wilson and Miss Wilson of Bras-
; sols, visited at the home of the former's
sister, Mrs J D Miller, on Sunday last.
Wood cutting is now beginning to be
the order of the day.
Mrs A Robertson, of CVinsehaln is now
visiting at the home of her sone, Mac-
Donald Tiros.
Miss Rattan of Lakelet is visiting at
I the home of her uncle, Mr L Rattan
Mr and Mrs licks of Howiek, are vis i
icing at the home of J. 1) 57i11t r,
.\frs jos. stranl)ar, visited frielldi: in
Lucknnw last week.
Mr Owen 1311, u'i.'o and family are
'.ere from tee /'Vest, vi4t'i,)0 re the home
of the tortne: s father, not t. 11.1).
1)anrnn AS1x.•11: n:i:eld \11.4 n W:r1y:1::,''3 on
Monday.
Peter Bi 'u 1t ctrl+ xi '011, 4t,1 0 CI 4.y •
W11,1 in (Mr 011 f it tionAtie•
Mr. Porr r t f t'rs .1 1.1 1, trio..' f::rid'. 111,09
on t'un(111r.
\Vit nr,• pltte•eol t 4• tit• 4t s .Tit . 4titnp-,ct,
Jr. and Cita.. I'm r, -e baelr from the \V. 4t.
Rev. L. Perrin, of vvru'.•t'.r nrev1•1u•3 an 1
exeell,>ut sermon at vie•toria Ban on t+ri,11•at,t
evening. We 1)11' ,11014058 10' t;ed to hum, lir.
Perrin.
Nen err ^ "?,1011. in rutting the iron
work k on Mne•i)r'nnld'o 1 ret1 i• in (rrefr.
Air, Eduard. Bryau4 14 ate ending the Dement-
her,,'sviou Of the. Ccnnty Conned in 13ru•.•>14
this 'week.
G. 7'. (iillt gdie attended the i onx ort at
Borrie last Priday evening.
lfiss Goedetha Coombeu of Liotowel v'i•et4 (1
at the home of her parents reco•ntly,
Mr. O'Connell of Dublin, with itis hay pres4-
isg outfit, was operating Mout' midit ree
Currants
The Carrant market is snn.ewhat high• -r than a
secured our celebrated .£track Beauty brand
and are going ro sell then. at 3 Ibe for -
year ago, 'hit we
at tl.e old prise,
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Plum Pudding
Plum Pnd3ing, in :ane reach for rise; no trouble to Ra t up a cove -11
chimer; ta61es a load orf the busy housekeeper. Per can ,80 and
CASH P011 EG(tS AHD CHOICE ROLL BUTTER,
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