The Wingham Times, 1906-02-22, Page 5BARGAINS IN SHOES I BARGAINS IN TRUNKS
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Bargains
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Crowder's
It you have any wants in men's wear not yet filled
it will pay you to conte and see us during this big cut
price stock taking sale.
Men's Coon Coats worth $50.00,
Men's Dogskin Coats worth 22.00,
Men's Wombat Coats ...worth 32.50,
Men's Coon Coats..., worth 65.00,
Men's Brown Calf Coats • • • . worth 25.00,
Men's Persian Lamb Caps • worth 13.00,
Men's Elea Seal Caps worth 5.00,
Men's Im. Buffalo Gauntlets worth 1.75,
Men's Blank Coney Collars.,....•., worth 3.50,
sale $37.50
sale 17.00
sate 25.00
sale 45.00
19.00
9.50
3.75
1.25
2.50
sale
sale
sale
sale
sale
Men's Heavy One Buckle Rubbers worth 1.75, sale 1,25
Men's Heavy,Overshoes worth 1.75, sale 1.35
Men's Long Socks .worth 1.00, sale .50
Men's Felt Shoes leather sole worth 1.50, sale 1.00
Men's Fleece Li
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Men's Wool Underwear worth .50, sale .40
Men's Red Wool Underwear worth .85, sale .55
Men's Black Wool Underwear worth 1.00, sale .75
Men's Colored Shirts ...reg. $1.00 and .75, sale .50
OVERCOAT BARGAINS.
MEN'S $10 00 OVERCOATS SALE $7.50
MEN'S 12 00 OVERCOATS SALE 9.00
MEN'S 7 50 OVERCOATS SALE' 5.50
MEN'S 6.00 OVERCOATS SALE 4.50
MEN'S 15 00 OVERCOATS... SALE 11.25
MEN'S 500 PEA JACKETS SALE 3.75
75 Empty Packing Boxes for sale.
The R. H. CROWDER Co.
WINGHAM, ONT.
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TIIE WINGIIAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 22 1906
NEWS FROM OIIR NEIGHBORS
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS.
What Wideawake Times Correspondents Communicate - Other
Items Clipped From Our Exchanges.
CUL1tOSS.
Mr. John Richardson, of con. G, has
purchased a one hundred acre farm in
Kinloss, the property of John A. Taylor.
This is one of the best farms in the
township and we congratulate Mr.
Richardson on coming into possession
of it. The price paid was $5,500. Mr.
Taylor will join the exodus to the West
in the spring.
Throw Medicines to The Dogs
At best they are unpleasant, often use-
less. You have some disease of the nose,
throat or lungs. Doctors would call it
bronchitis, asthma or catarrh, The
common root of these diseases is germ or
microbio irritation,-Catarrnozone not
only destroys disease germs, it does more,
it heals diseased and inflamed tissue.
The disease is not only cured, but its re-
turn is forever prevented by using Catar-
rhozone which is splendid also for colds,
coughs and irritable throat. Remember
you inhale Catarrhozone-Nature's own
cure -use no other but Catarrhozone-
It's the best catarrh cure made.
GoDERrCfl
After an illness of some months, D.
C, MacKay, who for the past quarter of
a century has held the position of high
constable of the County of Huron, died
Thursday morning. Constable McKay
received his appointment in succession
to the late Barney Trainer, and fe in tarn
to be succeeded by W. H. Gundry, who
was appointed at the January session of
the County Council, Mr. MacKay hav-
ing put in his resignation owing to ill -
health.
ST. HELENS.
Mr. Robt. Dnrnin left last week for
the West.
Mies Margaret Rntherford is holiday•
ing in Goderich, the guest of Miss Edna
Straiton.
Miss Tena Gordon, Mrs. Inglis and
daughter Mary are spending a few clays
at the home of W. E. Gordon.
Mrs. Kiehna and two children, of the
vicinity of Stratford, are visiting at the
home of the former's sister, Mrs. C.
Decker.
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24 days of Special Bargains
During February.
Watch our window during this month and in several pieces of Furniture
you will easily see that cost isn't considered. Every article up-to-date.
Note a few prices in Parlor Furniture:
2 pieces broken sett, Settee and Arm, reg. $20.00, reduced to $11.50
1 best velour Suite, Settee,Arm,2 receptions, reg $26. reduced $18.75
1 Wilton Rug suite, Sofa. Arm, Reception, reg. $32. reduced $24.75
1 Mahogany frame ;suite, Arm and Reception Chair, best silk,
regular $32.00 reduced to $24.00.
1 Three piece mahogany frame. Settee, Arm, Reception Chair, reg.
$42 00. reduced to $35.00.
Everything throughout the store at reduced prices. Another shipment
of Mattresses in hand, selling at last week's quotations.
L. A. BALL & CO.
UNDERTAKING
Brick residence 5th house west
from Hamilton's Corner Drug
Store, where night calls will
receive prompt attention.
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depend upon it ? If you cannot, bring it
to us and we will tell you what is the matter
and set it right for you.
We pay special attention to fine watch,
clock and jewelry repairing, and guarantee
all our work to give satisfaction.
R. KNOX
Opposite Queen's IioteL WINGHAM.
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Strained Back and Side
"While working in a saw mill" writes
C. E Kenney, from Ottawa, "I strained
my back and side so severely I had to go
to bed. Every movement caused me
torture. I tried different oils and lini-
ments, but wasn't helped till I used
Nerviline. Even the first application
gave considerable relief. In three days
I was again at work. Other men in the
mill use Nerviline with tremendous
benefit too." Au honest record of near-
ly fifty years has established the value
of Poison's Nerviline.
TURNBEItRY.
Monday, Feby 14th, was the occasion
of a pleasant gathering at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Vanstone, con. 6, Turn -
berry, when their third daughter,
Edythe, was united in marriage at 12
o'clock to Mr. Isaac J. Wright of the
same township, in the presence of over
fifty guests. The bridelooked handsome,
gowned in cream with lace trimmings.
After congratulations all were served to
a sumptuous repast. Mr. and Mrs.
Wright took the afternoon train for a
short wedding trip; they intend to visit
friends at Clinton, Chatham, Blenheim
and other points before settling down on
on the 6th. The presents wore costly
and numerous. May their life be happy
and prosperous is the wish of their many
friends.
Purgatives aro Dangerous.
They gripe, cause burning pains and
make the constipated condition even
worse. Physicians say the ideal laxa-
tive is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake
and Butternut; they are exceedingly
mild, composed only of health -giving
vegetable extracts. Dr. Hamilton's Pills
restore regular movement of the bowels,
strengthen the stomach and purify the
blood. For coustipatiou, sick headache,
billiousness and disordered digestion no
medicine on earth makes such remark-
able cure as Dr. Hamiltou'sPills. Try a
25c box yourself.
ET ITEL.
The annual report of the Presbyterian
church has been issued. It shows a
membership of 107; added to roll last
year 17; removed from roll 4: No. of
families 30; No. of baptisms 2, Session
Eget 8 times. $530 was contributed in-
cluding a balance of $65 from the pre-
vious year, To minister's stipend Ethel
contributed $300, and caretaker gets $30.
There is a brlance in hands of Treasurer
of $84. Tho W. F. M. Society has 11
members and raised $26 for missions, be.
sides a box of clothing. There are 72
pupils on Sabbath School roll, and 8
teachers. They raised $105. Tho Y.
P. S. C. E. also contributed generously
to Missions. Rev. D. B. McRae is the
faithful pastor. The congregation com-
mence 1006 under favorable auspiceA.
W ESTFI ELD.
Messrs McClinton and Toll, left last
week for the West with two carloads of
horses.
J. N. Campbell, last woek moved his
family on to the beautiful farm which he
purchased from James Hoover some
time ago.
Jackson Wightman has purchased a
house and lot on Keays street, Goder-
ich, where he intends taking up his resi-
dence in the near future.
The days of the old Indian hunter are
past, but if he were here to -day he
would have a competitor in the person
of Harvey McDowell. Harvey expects
to have $100 worth of pelts by spring,
Mr. James Hoover, left last week for
the West, taking a car load of effects.
Mrs. Hoover and family will visit re-
latives for a short time before she and
family leave for their new home in Al-
berta.
You are .filing
Not quite siok,-but robbed of ambi-
tion to work -find. it hard to think clear-
ly. Not ill enough to think of dying,
but bad enough for life to be pretty dull
There is a remedy-Ferrozone - that
quickly lifts that half dead feeling. Gra•
cisme, but Ferrozone makes you feel
good; it sharpens the dullest appetite,
makes it keen as a razor.
BLoon? Ferrozone makes lots of it,
the rich nourishing kind that vitalizes
the whole body. You'll be wonderful-
ly quickened, immensely strengthened,
feel hearty and vigorous after nsing For.
rozone. Buoyant health, surplus vigor
and reserve energy all come from this
great restorative. fifty cents buys a
box of fifty tablets at all dealers.
BLYTN
Mr. Harry Coombs, who spent the
past two months visiting among rela-
tives and friends in Blyth and vicinity,
left last week for his home in Deloraine,
Manitoba.
Mr. John Murray, who has been visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. Thomas Wanless,
during the past week. left last woek to
visit Hensall and Detroit friends before
Ieaving for his home in Minnesota. Mr.
James Wanless accompanied him, leav-
ing the same day for his home in Var-
nia.
A quiet but pretty wedding was sol-
emnized at the residence of Rev. Dr•
McKay, of Kincardine, on January 291h,
when Aggie, the only daughter of the
late Samuel Fluker, of Blyth, became
the bride of Mr. George Stewart, a re-
spectable young man of Kincardine.
The bride, who is amiably and univer-
sally esteemed in this community, wore
a travelling suit of blue. All her friends
here join in wishing she and her hus-
band a happy and prosperous career.
WEST \VA V .NOSEt5.
Council met as per adjournment ou
Feby 14th. Members all present. Reeve
Bailie in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting confirmed, on
motion of Anderson and Murray.
The Treasurer's statement showing
balance of $782.08 was filed, on motion
of Murry and Anderson.
The Reeve and Councillor Medd re-
ported on Court Room accommodation,
and on motion of Medd and Thompson
the Clerk was instructed to notify Presi-
den t of Driving Park Association at
Dungannon that this Township would
deal with Ashfield Tp. re Court Room,
The auditors, Jas. Johnston and R.
Anderson, presented their report, and
after being finally audited it was adopted
on motion of Anderson and Medd.
Thompson, Anderson and Murray
were appointed to meet and arrange
u h r
about building fence at the corner of
Alex. Stuart's farm.
The Clerk was instructed to ask for
tenders for Township printing and also
to write County Engineer about contract
of tile at Manchester bridge, (paid Mr.
Echlin by both Township and County.)
The following checks were issued: -
Established 2879.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Crosolonc is a boon to Asthmatics
f'nxsor.r o Is a long r sI e,1 re and standard remedy
for the diseases indicated. It r.:;,s 'merman tho n!r rah•
dead strongly ant':ept:o is cnn.r4 over the diseased nun
faces of the bromrh:al talus with every 'breath, gIvIng
prolonged and ron•aant tcealm"bt. Those of a consume•
t Ivo tendency, or smr.r,ts from chronic bronchitis, find
Immrdlato relief front coughs or iupamed conditions of
the throat.
Vspo.Crasolrnn In and
'y druggists or went 1''-
p.' 1 on reeelpt of 111:. C.
A. \'apt, Cro,olene out,
fit including a bottle of
Crr,,S'no i1..',0. Send fur
trot, Illustrated booklet.
i.r•, Sten Jntts Co.,
A;, nts,158 St. James St.
'Soatres!. Canada. Nil
Consumption
11 There is no specific for
consumption. Fresh air, ex-
ercise, nourishing food and
Scott's Emulsion will come
pretty near curing it, if there
is anything to build on. Mil-
lions of people throughout the
world are living and in good
health on one lung.
11 From time immemorial the
doctors prescribed cod liver
oil for consumption. Of
course the patient could not
take it in its old form, hence
it did very little good. They
can take
SCO'T'S
EMULSION
and tolerate it for a long
time. There is no oil, not
excepting butter, so easily
digested and absorbed by the
system as cod liver oil in the
form of Scott's Emulsion,
and that is the reason it is so
helpful in consumption where
its use must be continuous.
ig We will send you a
sample free.
BeILI sure that this
picture in the form of
a label is on the wrap-
per of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
Toronto, Ont.
$oc. and $r, all druggists
Auditors, each, $7; P. Watson, repairing
washout on Con. 12, $2; Assessment
Rolls, etc., $5.45.
Council adjourned to meet on Wed-
nesday, March 14th, at 10 o'clock.
W. S. Caosr1E, Clerk.
BLUEVALE
Mrs. Diment, sr., has been very poorly
for some time.
The Guild of the Presbyterian Church
will hold a social in the Foresters' hall,
on Friday evening of this week. A
spelling match, games and refreshlnents
are the features of the programme. A
pleasant evening is expected.
Mr. Goo. McDonald has put in a sup-
ply of ice at the butter factory.
Mrs. David Moffatt, sr., of the bound-
ary line east has moved to Brussels to
live retired.
An old-time resident of Goderich died
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Wm. Ernst, on Saturday morning in the
person of Mrs. Isabella Stowe. Mrs.
Stowe was born in Goderich, a daughter
of the late John Craig, and resided there
until her marriage to the late James
Johnston, of Binevale, in she early 60'e,
they residing first upon a farm and sub-
sequently in the Bluevale hotel. Mrs.
Stowe leaves a family of four sons and
daughters of her first family: --John C.,
who keeps the old family hotel in Blue -
vale; Thomas, of the Colborne hotel,
Goderich; James, a lake captain, of
Chicago; Hugh, in the West, and Mrs.
J.B. Sanitsand Mrs. Wm. Ernst, of Gode-
rich; and of her second family, Mre.
Robert King, of the King Edward hotel,
and Henry Stowe, both of Goderich.
BRUSSELS.
The sad news of the demise of Mrs. D.
D. Ferguson, at Winnipeg, on Tuesday
morning of last week, was received here
with universal regret. She had gone
through a siege of typhoid fever, and 1C
days prior to her death a baby son was
born. Deceased's maiden name was
1 Jean Forbes, being the oldest daughter
of Mrs. John Forbes, of Brussels. Site
was married to D. D. Ferguson last
March, and went to Winnipeg shortly
after, Mrs. Ferngson was held in the
highest esteem by a wide circle of
relatives and friends, and the news came
as a great shock, especially to her mother.
Tho remains were brought to Brussels
for interment, and the funeral took place
last Monday afternoon from the mother's
residence, Albert street.
Friday morning, Feb. Oth, Miss Mary
Henderson, sister of Roeyo Henderson,
of this place, died at the home of her
father,4th coo., McKillop, of dropsy, aged
51 years. She was in fairly good health
on the Monday previous and had done
the weekly washing. That evening she
took ill and despite all that could he
done she paid nature's debt as above
stated. Mise Henderson will be greatly
missed in the home, where she was
housekeeper for her father and brothers.
Mre. Henderson passed away 3 years ago
last Jane.
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The Central Hardware
Stoves at Cost!
We found a large stock of stoves on haad,which we will dispose of at
cost price. Yon will save from 5 to 10 dollars by buying notiy.
Come and see our new all No. 9 hard steal Wire Fencing. Samples
now on the floor.
Our Motto: "Fair dealing with every roan,"
LBishop & Brewer.
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Preserve Your i yes11ht
I have as'anged with
TAUBE & SON
Manufacturing opticians and 3yesight Specialists, of Toronto
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WEDNESDAY, FEB, 28th, ad THURSDAY, MARCH 1st
And will be pleased to have all tho. e troubled with defective eyesight
call and co tsult them.
They have been established in '1 sronto since 1871 During that time
beensuccessful fitted bythem.
over 100,000 casae have y
The advantage they have over a hers is the fact that they Grind Their
Own Lenses, and by so doing prevent ray error in the process of lens making.
If your eyes bother you in any sway, or the glasses you now wear are
not comfortable, don't neglect this opt lrtunity of having your eyes properly
attended to.
All work absolutely guaranteed. •' For references and testimonials see
small bills•
A. L. HAMILTON,.
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BELGRAVE
Mr. Shaw, of Toronto is visiting at
his sister's, Mrs. (Rev ) Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Dau Geddes entertained
a number of their friends on Monday
evening last.
Miss Bella McGill and Miss Janet
Steinhoff, of Blyth are engaged in Mr.
Dau Geddes' tailor shop.
Mies Pelton of Atwood and Mrs
Fullerton, of Winchester, visited at the
home of Mr. David Sproat last week.
Mr. Harvey Watson left Monday
morning for Kincardine, where he will
continue his work in the Hunter Bros '
foundry.
Mr. Harry Gough of Palmerston is
visiting at the house of Mr. James Wil-
kinson.
Miss Tilly Wilkinson entertained a
few of her friends of Monday evening.
Rev. Mr. Edmonds of Whitechurch
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist
Church ou Sunday evening last.
Miss Jenuie Shiell, of East Wawanosh
spent a few days with Mrs. Thos.
Bridges last week.
Miss Mary Porterfield is at present
visiting friends at Bayfield.
Mr. John Isbister, who is at present
attending Goderich Iustitute visited the
parental home over Sunday.
Mr. Norman Brandon returned home
from the West last week.
Miss Maude Code of Blyth is visiting
at the home of Mrs. J. L Geddes
Mr. Arthur Jaeltson has secured a
position on the railroad at Hensall,
NEW
TeIphori ft[eto[1
The Bell Telephone Gompany
of Canada, Limited
is about to publish a new issue of the
Official Telephone Directory of Western
Ontario, including the
TOWN OF WINGHAM.
Orders for new connections, changes of
name, changes of street address or for
duplicate entries, should be handed to
the Local Manager at once.
P. N. TANSLEY
Local 1,taenger,
"Settlers'
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i. n bonklet of Practical use and interest to
prospective ?t ticrs in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan
AND Alberta
contain;ng particulars; of special train arrange-
ments, p::'senger fares and freight rates.
Set tiers trains from Toronto every Tuesday
clurin•_ March and April. Colonists sleepers
attached.
Secure cony of "(smiths- and "Western Can-
nrla'I from 3. H. BIOEMER, Agent C. P. Ry.
Winghrtm.
full particulars fro'n Canadian Pnclfic agent
or write C. 13. FOSTi1LI, D.P.A., Toronto.
Log t
SPECIAL ONE WAY RATES
To Billings, Mout., Denver, Color-
; ado Springs, Salt Lake City, Nelson,
Roseland, Vancouver, Portland, Ore.,
San. Francisco. Tickets On Sae
daily
Special Settlers Trains to
Borth -West I
Every Tnebday during March and ;
April special train with Colonist
• Sleeper will leave Toronto 9 00 p re., •
every Tuesday during March and •
April for Manitoba and North-West.
Passengers travelling without live
stock should take Express leav-
ing Toronto 1.43 p. m.
The Short Line to Cuba
Leave home Thursday p. in. arriv-
ing in Havana Cuba, early Monday
morning. Direct connection. Tour-
ist rates in effect.
For tickets and full information
call on L Harold, Depot Agent. J.
D. MCDON!1LD, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto.