The Wingham Times, 1906-01-25, Page 5TILE WINGIIAM TImS, JAYIIdIEP 25 1906
M 1� N' � F U ISS NEWS FRUIT OUR NEIGHBORS' �
at Manufacturers' Prices
WhatThis week at Crodors,
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS.
ligenteitM1Yw a uI 1.1 •t,,..4in.411s1.. JAM. ay is...611.11+ I INIL1, o e
The backward season is the reason for this big sale.
Our loss is your gain, Stock -taking is coming to
hand and we have made up our minds not to have a
fur left in stock by Feb. 28, as that is our half -yearly
stock -taking time. If there is any friend of yours
needing a fur coat, cap, collar or gauntlets, it will pay
them to come here even if they live fifty miles away.
We have in stack now : Men's Coon Coats, Fur -lined
Coats, Calf Coats, Wombat Coats, Lamb Coats, Dog -
skin Coats, Bishop Coats. Men's Fur Caps, ail sizes
and shapes, in Persian Lamb, Wo at, Electric Seal,
Western Beaver, Muskrat, NutrMen's Gauntlets
in Persian Lamb, Western Be er, Imitation Buffalo.
These furs are all new, bo t for cash for this season
and we are offering them to you for cash, less our
profit and discount.
OVERCOAT SALE. -- 25c on the dollar off.
Heavy Rubbers
- At Bargain Prices
The R.1. CROWDER Co.
WING$AM, ONT.
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Reduced iPri�es Throu6hou i
The Storee for 30 Days.
NOTE A FEW RARGAI WE ARE OFFERING
Dining Raoul Chairs, embossed teaks, fancy trimmed legs . $2.75
Half dozen Nurse or Sewing Rockers, shaped back, with
small braces - - - - • - - - 1.00
Imitation Leather Seat Rooker, high back, arms, sold every-
where at $2.25. Our price - - - - 1.75
Our Iron aud Brass Bede, any size, for durability and ap-
pearance can't be beat. Seo the line at - - 5.25
Bedroom Suite -lied, Dresser and Stand, good size -at - 12.50
8 Parlor Suites, assorted colors, best velour, mahogany
frame, good valve at $30. These won't Last long, we
have reduced the price to - - - - - 20,00
Mattresses, extra good ticking, reg. $4 and 4 50, now 3.25 & 3.50
You ought to see our Picture Mouldiug-handsome bu t not expensive.
L. A. BALL, & CO.
[UNDERTAKING CARPETS .i
Brink residence, 5th house west PH ON E OILCLOTHS
from Hamiltons Corner Drug
Store, whore night calls will 55 1 LINOLEUMS '1
py�receive prompt attention.
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Axe andSale
We have decided not to wile(until the season is over,
but to sell at once Axes and Saws at reduced prices.
Axes - - .60 to .75
Lance -Tooth Saws - 1.50 to 3.50
Lamp Goods and Silverware at 10 per cent. off regular.
�>er Come in and see us. You will find our prices right. -OM
Bishop & Brewer. 1
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Wideawake Times Correspondents Communicate -- Other
Items Clipped Wrong Our Exchanges.
FAST WAWANOSR
Mr. Jas Nethery, has purohased a new
cream ceperator,
Mise Spinks, of Fordwich, is the guest
of town line friends.
Mr. Art. Williams is engaged with Mr.
H. Craig for the winter mouths.
Mr. H. Wilkinson, of Kincardine was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Corley lust
week.
Mr. Jas. Vanoamp, who recently :re-
turned from, the West, is confined to his
bed with a severe attack of measles.
iter Skin was Yellow,
"I had only to try Dr Hamilton's Pills
to appreciate their merit," writes Miss
Annie S. Bryon, of Woodstook. "My
system was out of order. My blood was
weal- and thin. I had a nasty, murky
complexion. My skin was hard and
dry. The first box of Dr Hamilton's
Pills made a complete change. I felt
better at once. Healthy color came iu-
to my face. In about three weeks I was
cured. Tr f these good pills, 25e. per
box, o: five boxes for $1.00, at all dealers,
ST. HELENS.
The sad news of the death of John
Radcliffe reached friends ou Saturday
morning, Jany 13th. Mrd, Radcliffe,
who was visiting friends here, received
word of his illness on the previous Wed-
uesday night and immediately left for
home, but could not possibly reach
hone before the Saturday night. Mr.
Radcliffe was weIl known iu this neigh-
borhood, having Lived here for a num-
ber of years. About eight years ago
with his wife and family he moved to
near Rapid City, Man , where the family
still reside. Mr. Radcliffe leaves a wife
and a young family of three girls and
four boys, who along with Mra. Stewart,
Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Murray, of this
vicinity, and Mrs. McDonald, of Ripley,
have the sincere sympathy of the com-
munity.
The Root of Neuralgic headache
Is au irritable condition of the nerves
caused by cold. Relief comes quickly
from Nerviliue, the great pain reliever
of today. "I consider Nerviliue a
magical remedy for neuralgia, writes
Mra E G Harris of Baltimore. And I
never worry if Nerviline is in the house.
A few applications never yet failed to
kill the pain. I can also recommend
Nerviline for stiffness, rheumatism and
muscular pains." In nee nearly fifty
years; try Nerviliue yourself.
NEST WA\VANOSII.
This week we record the death of Mrs.
Thomas O'Loughlin, which occurred at
our late home outhe 12th concession of
West Wawanosh, on Wednesday,
January, 9th. Mrs. O'Loughlin was
a woman of sterliug character and well
liked by all, being a resident of this
township for a number of years. The
surviving members of the family have
the heartfelt sympathy of the communi-
ty, as the angel of death has visited the
family and removed from their midst
four members of the family in the past
three years. Mrs. O'Loughlin was 62
years of age. She leaves adaughter and
son, .Minnie and Martin to mourn her
loss. The funeral took place from her
late home, to St, Augustine Church,
where solemn Requein Mass was cele-
brated by Rev Father Hanlon as-
sisteb by Rev. Father Laarendoo, who
delivered au eloquent sermon suited to
the oacasiou. From the church the
funeral proceeded to the cemetery, where
all that was mortal of a kind and loving
mother was laid at rest. The pall -bear-
ers were John Foran, Jeremiah Foran,
Michael Foran and Bernard O'Loaghlin,
Dennis O'Loughlin, Joseph O'Loughlin.
Among the mourners were Miss Tessie
McCann and Mr Matthew L. McCann,
of 13uffalo, and Mr Dannis O'Longhlin,
of Cauiste, N. Y.
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Win harn, Thursday, J n. 25th
625
bottles of
SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CUR
The Lung Tonic
will be distributed from house to house.
We want everyone to secure a bottle and try it. We know the value of our Lung
Tonin ----what it has done for those who have suffered from colds, coughs, consump-
tion and lung, troubles generally. We know it will cure you, and therefore give you
this opportunity to try it at our expense, knowing that it will ever afterwards finch a
place in your home and your confidence.
If you do not receive one of these samples write to
S."O, WELLS &c CO.. TOiRCNT1 , CANADA a or Leit0Y. N.Y.
and they will send you one free.
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fiELGRAVII
The annual report for 1003 of Kticx
Presbyterian Ohttreh of this pleas shows
that the contributions and collections for
stipend and expenses were $873 12 and
for Church schemes $183 70. There are
72 families iu connection with the
church and the membership, allowing
for additions and removers, remaius at
151, the same as the previous year. Rey.
J. J. Haetie is the popular pastor, and the
other members of the Session are Jno.
McOallum, Jas, Canuingham, James
Ferguson, Wm. Koox and W Wightluan
(clerk.) The managing committee are
-Geo. Proctor, chairman, P. W. Scott,
secretary, David Scott, J. J. Ferguso..,
A. T. Cole, W. Knox, S. Jordan, D.
Sproat, Geo. Taylor, treasurer. Audi-
tors -W. K. Whaley, W. 3. Geddes.
AVator in Your 131oo,1Y
Lots of people have thin watery blood,
they eat plenty but it don't digest. Wneu
digestion is poor, food isn't converted iu•
to uourishment-in consequence the body
rapidly loses strength. 't'o positively re•
new health, nothing equale I''arrozoae.
It excites sharp appetite, --makes the
stomach digest, forms life sustaining
blood. Abundant strength is sure to
follow. It yuu need more vitality, extra
energy, better nerves then use Ferrizoue
the medical triumph of the age. Fifty
teats buys a box of fifty chocolate coat-
ed Ferrozone tablets,
Tho young men from near Constance,
who have been charged with disorderly
conduct were up before Police Magis-
trate Humber, of Godericu, at Seafoith,
and were committed for trial. The
charge includes alienations of disturbing
divine worship by tapping ou the win-
dows, barrioading the doors and using a
battering ram on the walls of a temper-
ance lodge room.
Oa Sunday morning the trestle work
over the main stream of the Maitland,
which was being used for the construe.
tion trains carrying earth to the embank-
ment being built ou Square Island, was
swept away by the risiug water, ice and
slush brought down by the sudden thaw.
The framework, tracks and timbers are
. strewn along the river edge and much
! was carried into tl:e lake. The scene
watt visited by hundreds.
['roved In Mount Forest
Every doctor in this town tried bis
best to relieve Mrs. J. Withom of
asthma ; none succeeded. "For years,"
she states, "I was a dreadful sufferer;
nothing gave relief. At times I found it
necessary to have all the doors and win-
dows open to get my breath. When in
despair I heard of "Catarrhozoue." I
used it and now am perfectly cured."
Thisrev e
beyond e
p y i doubt that any case
of Asthma is curable with Catarrhozone.
No remedy so peasant, none so absolute-
ly certain to thoroughly cure: try "Cat•
arrhozone" yourself; its guaranteed.
d:ill.CSTO wx.
Miss Tent, Ontt, of Blyth, is visiting
friends, and renewing acquaintances in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Geo Coombes is visiting friends
at Exeter and Centralia.
A. F. Macdonald, attended the funer-
al of his cousin, Mies V. E. Gordon, in
Lucknow, on Saturday last.
Although the weather on Wednesday,
of last week was very inclement, quite a
largo number attended the meeting of
the Literary Society in Victoria Hall.'
The chief feature of the meeting was a
debate on the subject "Resolved that
Local Option is not practicable," Mr
Johnston, of Jamestown, was the leader
of the affirmative, while Mr. A. Monroe
of Wroxeter, upheld the negative. The
decision was given in favor of the nega-
tive. The next meeting of the society,
will be held on the evening of Feb. 7th,
At this meeting there will be a debate on
the subject, "Resolved that Canada has
a brighter future than the United Stat.
es." This is a subject that should arouse
the interest and stimulate the patriotism
of all connected with the society.
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1121.331 V;iLF
The financial statement for the Bluo-
vale Presbyterian Church for 1005 has
been distributed. The contributions for
the year are as follows: -Subscriptions
and colieetions to general fund, $71.4 67;
for Missions, $232.20; The Sabbath
Sohoolraised $02.70; Missionary Society,
$112.27; Weetminister Guild, $2.4 00. All
expenses for the year have been paid and
a small balance left. The session reports
that 16 members were added during the
year; 3 removed by death; 9 removed by
certifloate, leaving the membership at
190; number of baptisms, 6; and number
of marriages 7. The elders aro Arthur
Murphy, Robt Maxwell, James Elliot,
Geo. McDonald, John Burgess, and
Joseph Smith, Managing Committee ---
James Elliot, R. N, Duff, John Me-
P7aughton, Alex MacEwen, Wm Max -
Well, John Spence, Robert Blank, F, B,
Stott, James Moffatt, Frank Anderson,
Jas. C. Andersen. Members who died
during the year were Geo. Aitcheson,
john p'owler, Mrs, Wm. Me angliton,
Donald Nuel' 'aughton, and David Moffatt.
11L above picture of the
man and fish is the trade-
! mark of Scott's Emulsion,
and is the synonym for
strength and purity. It is sold
in almost all the civilized coun-
tries of the globe,
If the cod fish became extinct `-
it would be a world-wide calam-
ity, because the oil that comes
from its liver surpasses all other
fats in nourishing and life-giving c
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scott's ElnuI-
sion found a way of preparing
cod liver oil so that everyone can
take it and get the full value of
the oil without the objectionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
best tiling in the world for weak,
backward children, thin, delicate
people, and all conditions of
wasting and lost strength.
.Send for free sample.
SCOTT fie I3OWNE, CREMISTS
TOV..00TO,
SOr. and f1.00. 421 druggists.
Vv ESTrIELu.
Mrs. Jackson Wightinan spent a few
days tiisitiug her sister, Mrs. Henry
Morrish at Goderich.
Mrs Harvey McDowell and daughter,
Irene spent a few days last week visiting
at the house of Mrs. McDowell's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell,
The officers of the Epworth League of
the Donnybrook church for the coming
year are as follovrs;-President, Thomas
Bamford; first vice president, Miss M.
Craig; 2nd vice president, Miss L.
Campbell; 3rd vice president, Miss S
Seal; 4th vice president, Miss J. Eam-
ford; secretary, A. Tisdale; treasurer,
A. Campbell; organist, Miss A. Naylor.
Miss Florence Turner, of Wauchope,
Saskatchewan arrived here r
e a few days
ago to spend the winter with her friend,
Miss L Campbell, and many other
Needs around Donnybrook. Miss
Turner is a former teacher of Donny-
brook school and her many friends and
old pupils are very trench pleased to see
her again after an absence of nearly
four years.
RLVTR
Mr. Wm. tfoutray and family have
moved from Mr, George Powell's farm
in East Wawanosh to the house on
DinsIey street formerly occupied by Mr.
John Weymouth.
Nominations to fill the vacancy in
Blyth council, caused by the resignation
of Mr. Win. Johnston, will be held in
Industry hall on Monday, January 29th.
Polling, if any, will be held one week
later.
Mr. John Dingwall,of East Wawanosh
weighed a two•yearoid heavy draught
colt on the village scales that tipped the
beam at 1430 pounds, It is a well-pro-
portioned and handsome looking ani-
mal.
Tho many friends in this neighborhood
of Rev. 3. .Edinonds of Leamington,
formerly of '.Blyth, will bo glad to learn
that he is meeting with good success in
his new field of Iabor, as the following
from the Leamington Post will show: -
"At a meeting of the wardens of St.
lsard's
THE LEADING STORE
Stock _ Taking
Opportunities
lard'`
GREAT BARGAINS
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We're in the thick of stock -taking, and are making
prices interesting and profitable for the
buyer during the remaining days of
this great Out -Price Sale.
Prices like these are sure to crowd the store.
Come early.
10 pieces Flannellette to clear at, per yard
6 pieces 12edn Print to clear at. per yard -
3 pieces Towelling to clear at, per yard -
4 pieces Shirting, fast colors, to clear at, per yard
7 pieces Flannellette Embroidery to clear at, per yard
One Dollar Corsets on bargain tables for -
eOc Flannellette Corset Covers on sale for
50c quality Corsets, cut price - One piece heavy Skirting, worth 15o per yard, for
Ruff and Oaporines, worth $10, to clear at -
Flannellette Blankets, worth $1,25, on sale at -
Ladies' now style Coats, worth from 7 to 8 dollars, for
Ono piece heavy Table Linen, worth 60c for
One piece Wrapperotte, worth 10c for -
Flannellette Night Gowns, regular price $1, for
Men's 10 dollar Rearly•to-Wear Suits, for -
Men's 8 dollar Overcoats to clear at
Large Granite Settles with 1 -lb cans Art Baking Powder
TERMS, OASIS.
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' T -Pitt .':4,,vr+., , - ::r "want ^s ., .,i .i• ".x c>:'40gTO
John's church held several days ago, the
salary of Rev. J. Edmonds was increased
to $850. Mr. Edmonds is doiug a splen-
did work iu St, John's and is rapidly
making a place for himself in the hearts
of his congregation."
BABY'S TONGUE TELLS
Little tongues that cannot talk tell
mothers just as plainlytha heir owners
are not well. When b y's tongue to
white, or coated, or ellow, especially
toward the ro t, it , a sign of stomach
trouble, indig et',cold or feverishness.
Baby's Oaou ' ables act like magic in
curing, these and other minor ills of baby-
hood and childhood. They are as good
for the new-born baby as for the even -
grown child. Absolutely safe aucl ab-
solutely harmless. Mrs. C. F. Kerr,
Elgin, Ont., says: -"Baby's Cant T.sb;ets
are the best inhave
o f medic e I ever
used
for stomach and bowel troubles and de•
straying worms, I could loudly feel
safe without the Tablets in the house "
Solcl by all medicine dealers, or by mail
at 25 cents a box, by writing the Dr.
Williams Medicine Ca., Beockvilie, Out,
(MF.Y.
We are sorry to have to report the
death of John Ritchie, tlla bright
little sou of John and Joan aleInt•,sh,
12th con. He died last Frility morning,
Jany 12th of convulsion and iuflaniola-
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tion of the bmits, eget 13 rnaathe, after
a very brief illness,
Richard Fair ren wife, of Pilot Mound,
Manitoba, are visir•ing at Robert Mon-
terey's., 9± con. It is 23 years since Mr.
Fair went to the west, Mrs. Fair is a
sister to Mr. Afeuarey au'i both were
rosideuts at McKillop.
The Gf�'
ears electeii atRoe's Epworth
League are as follows: -Hon. Pres.,
Rev. E F. Armstrong; President, John
Pearson; 1st Vice -Mrs, John Bryens;
2nd Vice -Jennie Hogg; 3rd Vice -Julia
Frain; 411i Vice -Clara Bryans; Trees.
urer, John Fraser; organist, Jennie
Hogg.
During the pest week David Dobson
and wife, of Fairfax, Manitoba, have
been renewing old aceenaintancos at
Ethel. it is 2t) years since Mr. Dobson
went to the West where he has pros-
pered. It is 3 years since he was here.
Harvey, Dobson of Ethel, is a brother of
the visitor,
The redoes offices in Gray township
for 1908 will be competently filled by the
following persons: -Clerk, Jac., McIn-
tosh; Trt•asnrer, A. Reymann; Tax
Collectors, P. J. Bishop and J. Kreuter;
Aeditore, J. M. Devise and J. Living-
ston; aledieul Health officer, Dr. Fergu-
son; Caretaker of Hall, Thos. Chapman.
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Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cl-esotcrto to a boot+ to .r,othinattes
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prolnngrd and eons ter l ir..dn.1 r r lboas or a rro,si,,, :.
ileo i^n b u,•,•, or 5,5'.,.-s iron rbronie tr,,0I1i1e, Sad
imme?mtc ,ai:ct ii ,,, ..eagle or fl.careel conditl.t6 of
the throat.
Vat+o.entraena to ted
llytll'u':- to orsea 1.,e.
paid on re e!; t at 10. e.
A tapo•Croaolet.e tet•
ifs lnrludin; a b.ttis of
frraoirne $1.50. Seed f. e
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Abuts, «5981. Jame St.,
Montreal, 0.11 S1• 5418
Ii. K.NOX'S ANNOUNCEMENT
To ' &kay S�prs
Having such a large stock of Holiday Goods,
everything will be sold at prices that will
sell thein. See our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ji'.AD44It,1[TAHlti11'1ifS FOR,
Watches, Macke. Gehl and
Plated jewelry, Silverware, Sil-
ver and Ebony Novelties, Fahey
Sets and Boxes, Burnt Wood and
Leather Goode, Souvenir Goods,
Fancy Chinaware and Novelties,
Gold, Silver and Pearl timbre'.
las, Spectacles in gold and silver.
1.'ancy Stationery, Gift Beaks,
Novels, Bibles, llpmu and Prayer
Books, Children's Fancy Goode,
Christmas Cards and Calendars,
Picture Books, Dolls and Toys,
Maeicallastrumonts, Cameros,
Comic and Souvenir Post Cards.
noilr +r.rail,l..as+ar.ablwm.
25c in cash or trade allowed on all purchases of
$5.00 worth of goods.
Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry 'Repairing a speelaity,
R. KNOX
Opposite Queen's noel. - WII GflAMY.