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Wingham's Leading Store NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS s E E n
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lYlen's Dress Requisites What
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS.
Every perplexity over holiday gifts for men maybe settled
under one roof in Wingham. This store carries the latest
ideas in swell haberdashery from London, Paris and New
York, for every occasion from the ordinary business engagement
to the formal full dress affair. At this store it is easy to select
the correct article for every occasion, under the guidance of
Mr. Crowder or any of his courteous assistants.
Christmas Suspenders
Mens fanny suspenders, elastic backs, kid
ends, each pair in a fancy box. Per pair
- - - - - o0c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25
Men's Umbrellas
Men's umbrellas, new handles. Prices •
- - $1.00. $1.25, $1.50, $2.00
M en's Fur Lined doves
Towns English cape gloves fur lined and fur
wrists, Prices • - - $1.50, $1.75
Gents' Silk Mufflers
Black corded silk mufflers, silk and satin
lined, shaped and square ends. Prices -
• • 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25
Gents' Mufflers
The new, bincic silk. square muffler, in
plain and figured effects. Prices • •
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75c, $1.00, $1.50
Lounging Robes
A handsome present, In blade and white
effects. Price - - - $10.00
Bat1i Robes
We have a few nice gents' bath robes in
eider down and Turkish effects, Price
- $5 00 .7.50
Smoking .rackets
In all the new styles. The nicest present a
man could receive. - Price $4.00 to $1.2.50
Men's Slippers
Men's new Flippers, leather sole, patent
back, velvet toe,embroidered. Sizes 0 to
0. Prices - - - - S;ic, $1.25
Men's Fancy Vests
• In the English worsted. (knitted.) polka dot,
bines, red, etc., all sizes $1.25, $1.50, $3.00, $5.00
Silk Handkerchiefs
Splendid ranee of gents' silk handkerchiefs
• in the initial, white, polka, brown and
fancy. Prices • - 50c, 65e, 75c
Way's Mufflers
In all the new colorings, black, white,
blue, red and black, black and white.
green and white, etc. • 85o, 50e. 75e, $1.00
Gent's Square Mufflers
Gent's new English square mufflers, poplin
silk, with figured effects. Each aro in a
separate fancy box, t.olors, black, red,
white, grey, greens, navy, etc. Price $1.50
Men's Puff Ties
In latest shapes with band or shield, new
Patterns in light or dark shades. Prices
• - •- 50c, 75e,51.00
Fine silk Four -in -Hand Ties
• New French seam styles, correct width,
. latest New York and English patterns,
light and dark colors. Prices - 50c, 75c
Men's Kid and Mocha Gloves
Lined and unlined.
A very acceptable Christmas gift is a nice
pair of gloves. They are always appro-
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mated whether the recipient
Bits many
pairs or few, - 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, 51.50
• Men's Pure Irish Linen Handker-
chiefs
Put up in fancy boxes in 3.4 dozens, Price
i per box - $1.00, $1.25
- Men's Silk Embroidered Cashmere
Socks
Blacks and colors - - - 35e, 506
New Colored Shirts for Christmas
Wo have just received several new Spriug patterns of Men's Colored
Shirts, in hard and soft bosom, sizes 14 to 181:: neck. $1.00 $1.25 $1.50
25c Neckwear Table
We have sevoral hundred Ties on display, light and dark colors, in the
following styles : Bowe, Tacks, Four.in-Hands, etc. Some are
worth 25c, 35c and 50e. Choice while they last - - .25
Overcoats and Suits at bargain prices during Christmas holidays.
Fur Caps and Collars, Gauntlets, etc.
Bags
Men's Fur and Fur -lined Coats,
Suit Cases and Hand
at
bargain
prices.
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COAL COAL. COAL.
We are sole agents for the celebrated SCRANTON COAL,
which has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, Cannel and
Domestic,Coal, andWood of all kinds, t IId always on hand.
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Wideawake Times Correspondents Communicate- Other
Items Clipped From Our Exchanges.
t;oDEICiOIL
The death occurred Sunday morning
of Miss Campion of Goderich from se-
vere burns sustained on Friday morning
at Morgan Harris' house, in Brantford,
where she was visiting. Her night robe
caught fire from a gas heater. She ran
into the street and dropped unconscious.
The funeral took place et Goderich.
Miss Campion was well known in
society.
Is Four Catarrh any Better
Probably getting worse all the time.
Why not give no that snuff and stop
dosing the stomach? The one sure treat-
ment is Catarrhozone, sure to cure be-
cause it goes where the disease really is.
Certain to cure because it has restored
tens of thousands worse than yon aro.
Ctttarrhozone is a thorough cure because
it destroys tho causes as well as the ef-
fects of the disease. Relief is proinut,
euro is quick with this powerful remedy.
which is guaranteed to cure catarrh. in
any part of the nose, throat, bronchial
tubes or lungs.
aioitRCI4.
Township nominations will he held in
the Township hall on Friday of this
week from 12 to 1 o'clock.
John Isbister, eldest son of Co. Coun-
cillor Isbister, has been attending the
Gaderieh Collegiate preparatory to tak-
ing a course at the School of Science,
Toronto. .
The annual entertainment in Ander-
son's school house, third line, will bo
held on Friday evening of this week. A
good program will be presented.
We are pleased to welcome Mise Maud
13ryans home after an absence of some
time at the hospital in Toronto. The
treatment was of no small benefit to her
and we hope she may speedily regain
her old time ability to get about.
.No Satisfaction in Eating
Food does you no good. You can't
digest -consequently you're afraid to
eat; tongue is coated, mouth tastes bad.
stomach is bloated. Pretty soon you'lI
be overcome by weakness and nervous
prostration.
Best prescription for your condition is
Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut. For dyspepsia and indiges-
tion and it is doubtful if a better remedy
will ever be devised. These pills bring
new strength and vitality to the sto-
machand digestive organs; they build
up the general health and instil such
vim and resisting power into the system
that sickness is impossible; try Dr.
Hamilton's Pills.
I=ICEY.
Oliver Turnbull, attended the winter
fair at Guelph last week.
Miss Katie Lamont, 10th con., is away
to Michigan on a holiday visit. We
wish her an enjoyable time.
Yesterday, Miss Bella Carr, daughter
of Mr. Robt. Carr, 3rd con. was mi:rried
to Mr. Corbett, of Belgrave.
Duncan A. McDonald, 4th con., has
been engaged to take the Douglas school.
Turnberry, for 1900 at a salary of $250.
lie is attending the Model School at
Clinton this term the examination being
in progress now. We wish him success.
We are sorry to have to announce the
death of Alex. McDougall, of Towner,
North Dakota, after a short illuess of
about three weeks. He had been taken
down first with typhoid fever and this
was followed by pneumonia. In spite of
medical skill and kind attendance the
grins messenger refused to relinquish his
grasp, and he peacefully and quietly
passed away. The deceased was in his
35th year and being the youngest brot-
her he was a great favorite of his sisters.
Mr. Wm. Brower, of G-rey, and Peter
McDougal, of Morris, and Mrs. Jas. Lym•
burner and Mrs. Leach, Towner, and
James of Langdon.
Idnwrctee
The subject of this brief sketch, Sam-
uel Blakeman, was born in Warwick-
shire, England, in 1837; emigrated with
his parents to Canada in 1850, and settl-
ed ou a bush farm in the Tp. of Peel.
Ten years after hie arrival in this coun-
try, he married Miss Catherine Rainy of
the sarne township. After their marri-
age they moved to the 13 line of Howick
and again settled ou a bush lot where
they labored together for a number of
years, two children being born to them
while they resided there, Mrs. Geo. Mor-
ison of Allenford and Mrs. Roht. Mort -
mor of Harriston, to make their home
bright and cheerful. While in the height
of their enjoyment death parted them in
1806, los beloved wife being taken to the
great spirit world. He lived a widower
for about eleven years when he was
again married to Mies Snell of the Tp. of
Vaughan. He was a carpenter by trade
and during his unmarried life worked at
at
Jig
I� earn ` hoon the 10th line, but Mrs. 'Nm,
/� me Saunders of Edmonton, to mourn the
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♦• six daughters and one boy, all
living
EAST WAWANOSIS
A meetiug in the interests of local op-
tion will be held in the school house of
S. S. No 0, ma Thursday evening, 253t•h
fust. Among those who are expected
to deliver addresses are Rev D. Perrie,
Rev. T. S. Boyle, and Rev Dr. Guncly,
Wingham; Rev A. E. Jones, Belgrave;
Rev S. C. Edmunds, Whitechurch, and
others. The ladies are specially invited
to attend this meeting.
Charming Femininity
Famous beauties pay particular atten-
tion to the parity of their blood, know-
ing that nutritious blood moans soft,
delicate skin, bright eyes, and enduring
nervus. Those whose looks are so de•
lightful, use Ferrozone, because its the
exact food needed to tone and stimulate
the blood. Ferrozone invigorates, brac-
es, teeds-it makes those dainty, vivac-
ious women so pleasant to meet. You'll
have the rosy bloom of health, dash and
spirit, the satisfaction and joy of true
heath after nsing Ferrozone. Yon
should get Ferrozone to -day. Sold
everywhere in 50e. boxes.
i3LUL'IALL
Mrs W 11 Stewart, a resident in this
village for upwards of fifty years, pas-
sed away on Monday last in her 81st
year. Deceased, with her now beret
husband, were the first settlers in this
section. She was highly esteemed by
her large number of friends, and was al-
ways prominent in church work, being
for many years a member of the Metho-
dist church. Besides her husband, a
family of four sons and two daughters
survive.
T yr N 111:ICIty.
Minutes of Council meeting held in
tee Clerk'e office, Bluevale, on Friday,
Dec. 15; members of council all present;
the Reeve in the chair; iniuntos of
last meeting were read and adopted on
motion ofM.sere. Couplaud and Kelly.
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The treasurer laid his annual state-
ment before the council for examination,
which shows cash on hand of $4,161.22
Moved by Messrs. Copeland and Kelly
that the treasnrer's annual statement he
adopted and that the Clerk get 100 copies
printed for distribution at noinitiation
meeting. Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Moffat and Ruther
ford, that this couucil authorize Mr. E
L. Dickinson to arrange with the Town
of Winghani, re assessment Electric
Light Plant, If possible by any agree•
ment for the town to pay the township
fifty dollars a year, each council to pass
a by-law to that effect. -Carried.
The following accounts were passed
and cheques issued: -D. Pocock, refund
taxes, $7; Win. Breckenridge, mnnieipul
drain, :';12; John Yeo, municipal drain,
$15; Win. Webb, repairing culvert Wa-
wanosh boundary, 25c.; I1. McKinnon,
work on roads, $5 87; Robert Dickson,
Fife drain, ;,15; W. II. Elliott, tile,
$10 50; Geo Cas^more, tile drain, $1 25;
George 13. Scott, tile drain, $1; F. Gut-
tridge, tile• $172 03; John W. Perrin,
gravel, $1 OS; 3I. Willie, gravel. 81 75;
Theo. Hall, printing, 24 75; H. 13. El-
liott, printing, 84; John Burgess, drain,
12th con., $10; E. L. Dickinson, law
fees, $50; Paul Powell, salary: and post-
age,$25; John Itlesgrove, commissioner's
fees, $65; John Mosgrove, making an-
nual statement, $3; John Coupland,
e rnnissioner's fees, $50; John Ruther-
ford, con:. fees, $30; Alex. Kelly, coni.
fees, $50; David Moffat, com. fees, $50;
Puter McLaren, salary, $50; Peter Me•
Laren, postage, Peter McLaren, making
statement, $7; John I3usgess,salary, $60;
John Burgess, postage, $12; John Bur-
gess, rent, $13.
Meeting adjourned Sine Die.
Jom Ehnen::, Clerk.
Fort Arthur claims a popnlation of
8,003, and will apply for incorporation
as a city.
The baobab trees of Senegambia are
believed to be tiie oldest living trews on
e trth. Some scientists have put the lige
05 one of those trees at 6,000 years.
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Esfnid shed x879.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Crenotorte in it boon to Asthmatics
Ct v • r so a 1ra,n141,1INI and ,:: tn,l:.t,i r.mu %•y ;
far tl I. -.aim:i,..•. d. It col. s ru '
.,tt: I i. .e..rd uvrr tbn .bw•a•.r.l r•n•-
fo•.•north•, tubse tri:h cv.ry bt.',th. Fila,, I
lor.4orr d and r,nr,t,Ll tri :,q,,la.t. 1110s0 of a consu:up.
Gro fi•u,I,,. •, ..r r,ta'.•u.ra t:.. _s rlrraair Lrnnrbtti<, )Sud •
1nm:r41.1to A•arf nubs roughs or irat.aned conditions of
tlastlao.0.
rat rt rlrt.n to soli ,.,
by eb
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fit tm)tat:u; 0 bottle of ' jtltit
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LUMINA: MIL,'.? CO.. Ltd.,
Agents,130 St. Jtmri St.,
Idontrcal, Canada000
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`Zre experienced farmer
has learned that some
grains require far differ-
ent soil than others ;
some crops need differ-
enthandling than others.
He knows that a great
deal depends upon right
planting at the right
time, and that the soil
must be kept enriched.
No use of complaining
in summer about a mis-
take made in the spring.
Decide before the seed
is planted.
'We best time to reme-
dy wasting conditions in
the human body is be-
fore the evil is too deep
rooted. At the first evi-
dence of loss of flesh
Scott's Emulsion
should be taken imme-
diately. There is noth-
ing that will repair
wasted tissue more
quickly or replace lost
flesh more abundantly
than Scott's Emulsion.
It nourishes and builds
up the body when ordi-
nary foods absolutely
fail.
We' hilt send yon a s emrte free.
Be sure that this
picture in the form
of a label is on the
wrapper of every
bottle of Einultsiun
you buy.
SCOTT C 2t
BOWNE
CHEMISTS
Toronto, Ont.
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Useful Chrislmas Presents
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A Sunday Solo•sol Assoeiat.lan includ-
ingMyth, d•� n
. Belgrave and L d ebur has
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been organiiad with Or, fulicwing oaf;-
ers:-Hon. president. Rev. Df. McLean,
Blyth; president, Mr. William Jackson,
Blyth; first vice-president, Mrs, Fergu-
son, Belgrave; second vice-president,
Mr. R. AR:tats, Lordtsboro: seoretar)-
tra•asnror, Mr. '1'. W. Scott, Blyth.
Reeve Sloan and Coln. McElroy are
in the field for the Reaveship. Both
gentlemen are already Bard at work can-
vassiiig and the rivalry is fast getting
interesting and lively. t everel names are
now being sutf,tioued fur positions at the
council board. Among ethers we hear
the following: -Ceuta Metealf, Cuuu.
Stothcrs, Conn. Milne, Win. Jackson, R.
.IIcC,'minins, J. H Chelfew, James Ide-
• Murebie, John Putter, Dr. Long uud A
L'. Brai:wiu
Tho death occurred Sanday at the
residence of Sir. J. W. Jones, 241 Queen's
avenue, London. of Mrs. Isabella Drum-
mond Diprose, wi:low of the late Henry
Diprose, aged 81 years, Deceased was
the daughter of the late Robert Drum-
mond, of l3Iytlf, Oar.., ali,i had lived in
Loudon, and been a member of St. An-
drew's church for upwards of 30 years.
She was born at. Kilsyth, Sterlin,shire,
Scotland, and her fatli,,r, who immigrat-
ed to this country with 1,is family, was
the founder of the village of Blyth.
The following are the officers of Blyth
L. O. L. No. 953 for 1906: -Worshipful
master, Bro. N. B. Gerry; deputy mast-
er, Bro. Fred lIeggitt; recording wire-
tary, Bro. A. H. Plummer; financial sec-
tary, Bro. J. E. Taman; treasurer. Bro.
W. H. McEit'oy ; chaplain, Bro. R. Mc-
Comulin ; director of ceremonies, Bro. 1
Robert Vint; lecturer, Br i Arthur Sims;
deputy lecturer, L:o. Ab. Taylor; com-
mitteemen, Bro. John Mains, Bro. Rich -
and Pratt, Bro. Deloss Taman, Bro. Al- '
bert Wilford, Bro. Bert McCotntnins.
IUU GREAT VARIETY
NEW COLLARS
Just received a large assortment of the latest styles in
Ladies Fancy Collars. Pretty silk and L'iee effeots-
prices are 25, 35, 50, 65. 75, $1.00, 81.25. See
our special Line
NEW BELTS
We have jest opened up a shipment of Ladies Belts.
'Values are hard to beat. Prices range, 25, 35, 50.
GO, 75, 81.00, $1.255. Sae our 50e value for
HANDKERCHIEFS
Fancy embroidered Handkerchiefs, in all the saw, PAT-
TERNS. Special linos at 10, 15, 2). 25, 35, 5i) and
up to
UMBRELLAS
Ladies Silk Umbrellas with fancy handles. Oar Cut
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price : 3 00
KID GLOVES
Special value in Ladies Kid Gloves in the best makes
and shades.
MEN'S TIES
Big stock to chose from in S.rinas, Phar -in hand, Haws,
Knots, etc.
FUR CAPS
In Persian Ltrnb, Aitrtean, Seal, Gray Lamb, German
Otter. Price ourfurs. We can save you In)uay.
SILK WAISTS
What better for a Xmas present than a pretty silk w tist
we have new styles in Waite, Blaek, and Blue
Our leader only
Coigne Early if Possible.
To Stop ;t Crying Baby
Betties cry because they are sick. It
may be a pain in the stomach, colic or i
crau.os,-bnt in any case a few drops of !
Nerviline soothes away the distress and
allows the baby to sleep peacefully.
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Where there are young c.rtidreu there
should also bo Nerviliue. It cures all .
the minor ailtnents just as promptly as
the doctor --and not eo expensive. For
nearly fifty years Poison's Nerviline has
been the great hon'rihold remedy of
Canada. S,,ld everyvt here in large 25,t
bot ties.
NEWS NOTES.
The wife of Mr ,Tail:i t;hatlton, ex .1.'
P , died at Lynedocli.
The late Dr Warden left au (state `
valued at '76,6d5 10 het.
In Panama, cite:mats, coffee and rub-
ber grow wild in luxarience. i
Mr T G Burns, liveryman, of Palmer.
ston, was killed by an electric shock `
while hanging a lantern on a wire in his
barn.
Germany, with a forest area of about
26 per pent., realizes mutually ueatly
$60,000,000 worth of timber therefrom.
Systematic forestry has not succeeded in
keeping up the country's forest area. 11
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Christmas Coes
ut Once a Year
And this Christmas will certainly be. an exception in
a number of homes where the ladies are to receive the
useful and decorative pieces of furniture that we have laid
away in such large numbers for delivery Christmas eve.
Kindly visit our store early duri'.lg the day, as in past
years you will remember the poor altt.:ntion you received
during this busy season.
We feel you will agree with us that for Fancy Rock-
ers, Couches, Table's, Cabinets and articles mentioned
below, our prices are awfully Iow.
PRINCESS DRESSERS AND STANDS-Qaarter'id o.ak, polished.
large B 13 mirror ; Dresser 1 long and 2 small drawers ; Stand
either 3 drawers and door or 2 doors and 2 drawers - -
- 1315.00 25.00 34.00 35.00 40.00
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Complete Suites-'-x+B.40ed, 1)res13.r and_30fraud0> 5. -00 -41.00 - -
tyr00e'1.00
Iron Beds, Mattresses and Wire Springs -all I,r10es.
DINING -ROOM SUITES -
Combination Sideboards - . $30.00 to 45.00
Sideboards 12.00 to 35,00
Buffets - 27.00 30.00 to 3.1.00
Leather Upholstered Chairs., 5 chaos
and arm chair, per set - 17.00 10.00 to 35.00
Wood Seat Chairs, arm chair to
match - - - 2.75 3.50 4.50 to 5.75
i:xteusion Tables - - 6.00 7.30 8.00 to 13.50
PARLOR AND CHINA CABINETS - 1;`11.00 53.50 25.00
13 Complete Parlor Suites to select
hunt. Prices - - - 13.00 to 63.00
DAVENPORTS-. Heavy mahonany frame
upholst -red in Geneva plush. • . 40.00
Massive Oak Rockers -In beet leather,
button blacks, good valve at $18, Christmas pr -•,e 13.50
1Joholstered in Geneva plush, oak or mahogany frame 11.50
Heavy oak frame, upholstered in velour or tapestry,
good quarter polished - - - - - - 8.00
See our McKinley Rockers. made to fit your body - 3.50
Splendid assortment of Rockers - 1.75 2.30 to 8.00
Parlor Tables - - - USe to 10.00
Window Shades 35e up. Curtain Poles 15e up.
L. A. BALL & CO.
.UNDERTAKING
Sriekro4idenee ;thhoncenoel
from l5ami1tonls Corner Drug
store, where night rails will
recelvo prompt attention.
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