The Wingham Times, 1907-06-27, Page 510 ger cent Discovnl
Off Spring Clothing, This Week Only
When Saturday, June zg is a day of the past our
June 20 per cent. discount sale will be over and your op-
portunity lost if you have'nt taken advantage of this dis-
count sale. This has certainly been a successful sale, we
have seen many new faces and they all went away wear-
ing a pleasant smile, and why not? our clothing at the re-
gular prices are snaps, what must they be when we hand
you back 20 per cent of the amount of your purchase,
Our clothing is made to wear and made to fit, we bu v
nothing but first quality goods, and guarantee every, gar-
ment, you take no chance.
Smart Suits for Men made-up in the latest styles
and made to tit, in fancy worsteds, tweeds, navy and black
serge, black vicunas and cheviots.
Men's $18.00 Salts, selling during
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Youths' single and double-breasted suits, made of
fancy worsted cloths, tweeds, navy and black serge, Sze.
Prices ranging from $15.00 down to $4.00.
Youths' $13.50 Snits, selling during June at $10.80
,. $11.00 ,t ., 40 " $8.80
., 59 Go ,.St ti" $7.20
.. $7 50 " 41 4," $0.00
If$5 50 " " It„ $.440 •
Boys' Suits single and double-breasted styles, or
Norfolk cut, Buster Browns, etc., good material, well put
together, prices ranging from $2.5o to $6 00.
Boys' $4.75 Suite, selling during June at $3.80
" $3.75 " ,. ti$3.00
" $3 25 ' .t ft a $2.60
It will cost you nothing to come in and have a look through
our stock. If there is nothing to suit, you don't have to buy.
EGGS ARE AS GOOD TO 175 AS CASH.
McGee & Cam»e:
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS
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LEHIGH VALLEY. COAL
Come with the crowd ana leave your order
for Lehigh Valley Coal, that is free from
dirt and clinkers. It has no equal.
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THE WINGW TIDES JUNE 27, 1907
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$C'olt's Zrn cli'on strengthens enfeebled
nursing mothers by increasing their flesh and
nerve force.
It provides baby with the necessary fat
and mineral food for healthy growth,
' ALL DRLIODISTSi 60o. AND $1.00s
EASY WA.WANO,`,H,
Ed, Metseen, of Blind River, who, be-
cause of a severe cold, has been laid nff
work for a few weeks, is spending a few
days at his home in Belgrave, He ezpeots
to return in a abort time however.
The wedding of Mies Minnie Haines,
third daughter of Robert Haines, of this
township, and George lgoRoberte, of
West Wawanoah, took place in the Eag-
lieb ()hutch at St. Helens on Wednesday
of this week.
Doctors Change Their Methods
Years ago they fought catarrh by inter.
nal dosing. They saw this rniued the
stomach and changed to the oxonated air
cure better known as "Catarrhozone."
This treatment is sure to cure, It goes
to the source of the disease; it destroys
the causes that maintain catarrh and
even in the worst cases permanent care
is guaranteed. Failure with Catarrh -
ozone is impossible. Antiseptic, healing
and far-reaching, it's bound to cure every
time. Endorsed by more than twenty
thousand physicians in A.merioa alone
and sold in 25o and $1.00 sizes by all
dealers.
BELGDAYB •
The yearly report of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Belgrave
Methodist Ohuroh is as follows: Annual
members fees, $20; Collections during
the year, 516 15; monay received at pie
social, $23.33. They also sent a hale of
clothing to the Indian Mission at Winni-
peg, valued at $G0 and a large box of
fruit for the Deaconess Home, Toronto,
valued at 87.00. making a total of 5168.16
raised during the year, which is very en-
couring as they have only a membership
of 80.
Why Chest Colds are Dangerous
They lead to pleurisy and pneumonia.
Follow the advise ot W. H. Powiea of
Powles' Corriere, Ont , who says; "I.
used to bo subj eot to attacks and although
I need moat everything nothing relieved
quickly till I discovered Nerviline. I
have used .t for pleurisy and sore ebest
and Round it just the proper thing. For
Lumbago or Neuralgia it's quick as
lightning. I cheerfully reoommend Ner-
viline," Strongest, cleanest, most pain
destroying liniment on earth is Polsou'e
Nerviline, 250 bottles sold everywhere.
JAAMEsTO%VN,
wedneeday evening, Jane 19th, at
5 o'clock a matrimonial alliance was
consummated at "Argyle" the comfort-
able reeidenoe of James and Mrs
Straohan when their daughter Miss
Lizzie M. was united in marriage to
Peter S. MoEwen. a prosperous young
farmer of Turnberry township. Rev.
A. 0. Wishart, B. A.. of Brussels, per-
formed the ceremony in the presence of
relatives and friends. Miss Jessie
Straohan, cousin to the bride, sang the
appropriate solo "The voice that breath.
ed o'er Eden." The bride wore a be.
coming costume of penama with silkover
lace net and carried roses, carnations and
ferns. Daring the congratulations Mies
ZettaFerguson contributed a very pleas-
ing solo. After ample justice had been
done at the tea tables a choice program
of songs, instrumental music and social
chat ensued. The presents were costly,
numerous and handsome. Mr, and Mrs.
MoEwen left Wroxeter on a wedding
trip to Toronto, Hamilton and Niagara
Falls and on their return will take up
residence on the groom's fine farm in
Turnberry. Many hearty congratula-
tions are extended to the bride and
groom.
limmanimwasmamanosimrd
Seasonm Goons of
Reasonaie Prices
We have a large assortment in the following lines.
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-LAWN MOWERS, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
-LAWN SHEARS, -SCREEN DOORS, -COAL OIL STOVES,
--GASOLINE COOK STOVES, -SCREEN DOORS,
-POULTRY NETTING, --HAMMOCKS,
-GARDEN TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
We also carry a very large stock of ready misted paint in Robertson's, Beaver,
and the can't -be -beat Sherwin-Williams brand.
JUST ARRIVED --A carload ot Hanover cement.
A consignment of electric welded made up Fencing, ready to stretch.
Give us a call for anything you might require in the line of Hardware and
Tinware and be convinced that this is the place to get good value for your money.
Voting's Big Hardware.
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'%V fl r;C$uitCH.
Road wo kis completed for this year.
A better grade of gravel has been used
than ever before, but still a few large
stones we could do without,
Hector McKay's gravel pit is turning
out well Gravel for rhe cement floor
in the Whiteoharoh Foresters' Hall is
being drawn from it.
A larger acreage of corn in this vicinity
this year than ever before, and the
warm weather is bringing it along nice.
ly, A few people report trouble with
Crowe.
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MORRIS,
Oouncil met on Monday of this week,
Mrs. Jas. Lloyd, of Mt. Forest, was
visiting with her brother, John Manning
last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Jackson and Mrs,
S, Fear are away on a visit to friends in
the West.
School sections, Nos, 3 and 5, held a
picnic in John Wheeler's bush on Satur-
day last.
Wm. Kerney, 4111 line, speared a mul.
let in the Maitland river that measured
29 inches in length and 34 inches round
and weighed 9 pounds, It was a dandy.
Blue I'ilis No Longer used
When the stomach needs cleansing, the
bowels in.reased activity, the Jiver ad-
ditional power, don't use mercural pills,
try Dr,Hamiltoa's, Vegetable in compos-
ition, extremely mild, yet sure to flush
out all impurities and wastes, no remedy
is so well adapted for family use. Poe-
itively a care for biliousness and sick
headache, unfailing in constipation and
bowel trouble, exceptionally good for
indigestion, no mediotne is so universally
needed in every home as Dr, Hamilton's
Pills. Good for the young, the old, the
sink and the well ones, the benefits of Dr,
Hamilton's Pills are manifold, Sold
everywhere in 25c boxes.
BLYTII
Wm. Emigh has purchased the
Central Hotel in Brnesels and will take
possession onAngust tat. He will have as
a partner Gordon McDonald, of Walton.
Blyth is going to have a "walk" on
the glorious twelfth. They are prepar-
ing for the biggest day in years and are
sparing no expense or pains to entertain
the monster crowds that will visit the
town on that day.
The only, change on the G. T. R. that
affects Blyth is that the train due here
at 1.0;38 a. m„does not arrive till 11 28.
A good feature is that the morning daily
papers from Toronto arrive on that train
Instead of coming on the 4 train in the
afternoon.
Does Your Heart Muter ?
You know your heart flattering means
you're not as well as you should be.
V.'s an evidence of impaired nerve and
muscular power, To obtain Dare, try
Ferrozone; it has a special action on the
heart as seen in the case of Thos. Grover
of Cole Harbour, N.S., who says: "1f I
exerted myself it world bring palpitation.
To carry any heavy weight or go quickly
upstairs completely knocked me out.
When bad attacks name I lived in fear of
sudden death, Ferrozone gave my heart
the very assistance it needed, and now I
am quite well " For heart or nerves it's
hard to excel Ferrozone, 50c per box at
all dealers.
OBEY.
A frame driving shed, 26x40 feet, rest-
ing on cement foundation is being built
on the farm of Lawrence Wheeler. Mr.
Wheeler has a fine farm and is a good
farmer.
The trustees of S. S. No. 2, Grey, have
re-engaged Mies Rebecca McNair as
teacher, at an increased salary of $150
per annum. She is giving excellent sat-
isfaction in the section.
Tuesday evening of last week, Miss
Catharine, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Neil passed away, aged 47 years. Deo -
eased was held in high esteem and the
bereaved will be deeply sympathized
with.
For good practical experiments and a
desire to prove for himself Thos.R. Ben-
net, North boundary, is to be commended
and deserves to succeed. This season he
has interested himself in re•forettry and
has set out 2,000 white pines. To teat
the growing of timber suitable for fence
posts he planted 1,000 black locusts trees
and for a future wind break 100 spurs
and 100 Manitoba maples have been
started,
Wednesday of last week Angus Shaw,
5th can., left on a holiday trip to Van -
beaver, B.O., where his soli resides. He
leased his farm to hie son Joe for this
season, It is 45 years since Mr. Shaw
Came to Grey and he well deserves! a
holiday. Mr. Shaw has been in the West
on three former occasions but never went
past Manitoba. We wish him an enjoy
able stay and a safe return. His son, W.
A. Shaw, is proprietor of the Strand
Hotel at Vancouver,. and has lived in the
West nearly 20 years, Mr, Shaw was Yet'
twenty years Soctetary.Treaotirer of S, S.
No 6 std Having resigned this position,
Mr. Wm: Hall, Jr. wad elected to complete
Mr. Shaw's term.
DOMINION DAY
0 P.'F!'. EXCURSION RATES.
For this popular mutineer ho1`day the
Canadian Pacific Railway will sell
round trip tickets at single fare, between
all stations in Canada and to Detroit,
Niagara Palls and. Buffalo. Tioketd aro
good going T'riday, Saturday, Sunday
and Mandell' Vole .28, 29, 30, July 1,
and are good returning until and on
Tuesday, July tnd, Du sale M 0, P. R.
ticket Odoee.
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The Summer trade is now in full swing, and in order to double
our business and reduce our large stock during the month
of June, we are CUTTING PRICS to the quick on just
the lines of goods you are in most need o#' this time
of year. This is a money -saving opportunity for
you. Read every line of following cut prices.
Waist Lengths
Silk Embroidered Waiet Iiengtbe
regular value $2.50 to 53 00, cut
sale price $2.00
Skirts
White Cambric Underskirts, nicely
made, regalarly $1.25, toile
price ,......... $1.00
Toweling
Linen Crash Toweling, regular 10o
sale price 8e
Carpet
One piece Union Carpet yard wide,
regular 35e value, cut price ...25c
Boys' Pants
Boys' Heavy Haicker Pauts, to
clear ..,•.. 50e
Boys' Shirts
A line of Boys' Print Shirts, worth
50o, oar clearing prise.... ,39c
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Lustres
Fancy Silk Spot Lustros, for waists,
regular price 60c on sale at ....40e
Curtains
A. special line of Lace Curtains 3;‘,
yds long, good value at $1.00.
sale price, . , 75c
Musiins
Flowered and Spot Unsling, regu-
lar 15e value, sale„ ..........
Raincoats
Ladies Raincoats to clear, $10 00
coats for $8 00; $9.00 coats for
$7 00; $8 00 coats for $6 00; $5 00
coats for ..... $4.00
Men's Clothing
Out prions in Men's Clothing.
See our Men's Suits at $0 00, $7 00
and 58.00 Pante at $1 00, $1 25
$1,50, $1,75 and $2,00
Plaids
3 pieces wide Plaid Dress Gaerle,
worth 353, cut sale prise only 25e
Egg Comp
Dress Goods
6 pieces wide gray tweed, plain and
fancy patterns, good value at 50e,
cat sale price. ,,.. ,, .,,, •,,,,39e
Quilts
Large size White Bed Spreads. new
goods, regular valve $1.50 on
sale $1,25
Long. Gloves Y
Very eoaroe and hard to get; we
have taem at reasonable prions
5Oo, 75c, $1.00 and $1.2lS
Hose
5 doz Ladies Black Cashmere Hose.
r est black seamless, good value
at 35e, sale 25c
Towels
Large Linen Hack Towels, regn.
lar value 35o pair, for 25e
Ginghams
5 pieces Cheek Gingharns, good
apron patterns, 7c value, while
they last .,.. 5c
talon.
WANTED - TWO THOUSAND DOZEN ECCS
Each week during the month of June. And in order to accomplish
this we will give the following PRIZES to customers bringing in
the greatest number of eggs up to Saturday, June 29th.
FIRST PRIZE. -Ladies ready-to-wear skirt, your choice of our new styles
in black, brown or grey, value - - - - - $5,00
• SECOND PRIZE -Ladies Embroidered Silk Wald, worth - - $3.50
THIRD PRIZE. -Ladies Embroidery Lawn Waist, latest style, worth - $2.00
FOURTH PRIZE, -Pair of Kid Gloves, your choice of colors, vslue - $1.25
Remember the date: Competition opens Saturday, June
and closes Saturday, June 2gth.
COMPETITION OPEN TO Att.
Bring in your eggs and see what a load of Genuine Bargains you
get here in exchange for them during our cut price sale.
Delanes
A few pieces fancy fignred Wool
Delanes, worte 40o cur olearine
price 25c
Hose
10 doz. Lades Black Cotton Hose
fast colors, sizes 8x2, 9,regu-
lar value 153, cat Bale price10e
Table Linens.
One piece heavy Table Linen gond
buying at 35o, cut sale price.. ,25c
Waists
Very pretty White Lawn Waists,
trimmed with embroidery insor•
tion, regulhr $1.25 value, out sale
price , ... $1.00
Vests 4
pieces gray and brown fake
10 doz. Ladies 'Sommer Yeats to Tweed Snitings, regular value 35c
clear at ..,.
8th,
can
Belts
Ladies Kid Belts in black, brown,
white, navy, tan, our cut price
only . . , , . .25c
Dress Goods
, ,.. 50 and 40o, cat prion .,,....,250
Drawers
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6 doz. Ladies White Cambric
Drawers, nicely made, sell oat
quick price.. 35e
Fresh Groceries.
New Dates sa lb. Cleaned Carrante 10o. Large
Raisins 10a, Celery Relish 103. Laundry
Staroh 7c. Canned Peas 5c. 12 bars Soap 253.
36a Green Tea 25o. 2 pkgs Gold Dust 5c.
Corset Covers
A special line of Cambric Corset'
Covers, embroidery trimmed,
oar cut price 25c
Come with the Crowd to this Big Sale.
H. E. Isard & Go.
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A bill has been introduced in the Cal-
ifornia Legislature providing that every
spool of thread, silk, cotton, wool, etc„
sold shall be marked with its exnnt
length. A fine of $$20 is provided for the
violation of the law, $10 to gc to the
informer.
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BARGAINS IN
WALL
PAPER
AT KNOX'S.
A large stock of Wall Paper of the
newest and latest designs to be
sold at greatly reduced prices
25c Wall Paper for 20a per roll
20o " „ " 15c ., "
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12,10 :t „ „ 100
100 ., " '' 80 .. "
7o ,. 1. .1 50 „ ..
Borders same price per roll as sidewalk;
they match,
Si►aIilibig Sporting Goods
Headquarters for everything in Base
Ball, Football, Lacrosse, Tennis
Goode, Etc,
English-retaade.l'`'ishinaTarlac
We carry a first clues stook. Try us
Fancy, Souvenir stud Corms
Post Cards
Our variety can't be beat anywhere.
mer'as and Photographic,
Sul►Yrlie's.
A fresh and complete stock, free dark
room and inatrr tetiont to beginners.
J! \r KNOX
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Just arrived per Steamship Kensington, 2
one package of China from John Anlaby &
Son, Longton, Staffordshire, the celebrated
makers of High -Class' Chinaware, These Z.
goods are far superior to anything heretofore
shown in Winghain. Would be pleased to t
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MARTIN Ng SENOUR PAINTS
Sold Subject to Chemical Analysis ! 1 1
This means that you can tale any can of
a Martin- Senour 1007,, Pure Paint"
off our shelves, have it analyzed by any reliable
chemist in Canada, If you do not f nd it abso-
lutely pure and exactly as we claim, we will pay
the charges and make you a present of $too for
your trouble.
�4 SOLE AGENT IN :WINCHAM, J. D: BURNS.