The Wingham Times, 1907-08-01, Page 5TUE
WINGIIA.51 TIDIES, AUGUST 1, 1907
Wear Gool GlothinA
!AND BUY WEIERE
YOU CAN BUY
TO ADVANTAGE.
We are using the knife on
all Summer Clothing in stock
now.
We are not overloaded but
you can still have a nice as-
sortment to choose from.
Striped Flannel 2.pieoe suits, reg-
ular $6 00, $6 50, and $6 75
for $4,00
Grey Home Spun 2 piece Snits,
regular $7.60 for,,,, $4.50
Striped Flannel Odd Coats, reg-
ular $2 25, $3 00 and $4,60
for,..,.. ... $2.00
Light Grey Opting Pants, regu-
lar $2.25 for , .... , ... $1.50
FANCY., VESTS.
Clearance of all odds and ends in Fancy Wash Vesta ; all
this season's goods, regular $1 25, $1.50 and 81.75 to
clear at $1 00
STRAW HATS.
Everything in the shape of a Straw Hat, to be cleared out at
once at Bargain prices.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS.
boys' Black Cotton Stockings, fast dye, regular 25o for ,-.. 19c.
Men's Half•Hose, Fancy Stripes and Plaids, mostly in the.
new tan shades, special price 19c.
All lines of Ready-to-wear Clothing selling at greatly reduced prices.
McGee & Cam »e
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS
MYTH
Mr. Ed. Moser, of Winnepeg spent a
week at his parental home in the village.
W. H. McElroy has a Contract to
make five thousand or more apple barrela
for D. Oaitelon, of Clinton.
Two local rinks of bowlers will attelfj$
the bowling tournament at Goderich
next week.
Word„was received of the death of a
S"IIof l ,, J. MoGill, formerly of Blyth.
The young man was killed by a con-
struction, train, Ile was a promising
young man of 16 year,' and was employ-
ed in the offioes of one of the great
railways that centre in Chicago.
Is Your Cold Bettor 2
No it's as bad as ever. Nothing seems
to help, Why not use the up-to-date
specific "Oatarrhozone," whioh drives
out cold in one .day. Inhale Catarrh -
ozone and yen will be relieved in two
minutes. Continue the treatment and
ours is assured. Healing, germ destroy-
ing and pleasant, nothing for olds,
throat trouble and Catarrh compares
with Catarrhozone. Sold everywhere,
25o. and $1.00.
OREv.
W. F. Schnook, had a new galvanized
steel roof put on his barn this week by
Kreuter & Co„ of Ethel.
Jno. Speiran, llth cone had a cement.
wall built under his shed and cement
floors planed in his stables.
Mrs Chas. W. Eaket and daughter
Myrtle, are visiting at A., R. McDonald's.
Mr. Eaket is at Moose Jaw, Sask., where
he is employed at carpenting.
Mies Winnie McDonald, of Winnipeg,
and Miss Louise'K. Henreux, of „Port
Arthur, are visiting their cousin, Miss
Sadie McKinnon, 8th con. Mrs. Mc-
Donald, of Winnipeg, is also visiting her
sister, Mrs. McKinnon.
John Oliver, 6th oon., had the misfor-
tune to have a particle of steel fly into
one of his eyes from the facie of a ham-
mer. As the ipjury was of a very
critical type he was advised to consul; a
specialist in Toronto and he went to the
Queens city.
1s Your Trouble Indigestion t
Then probably you know the evils of
distention, fermentation and irritation •
that accompany digestive troubles,
Next important is to know how prompt-
ly Nerveline cores. Q.aiok as -wink °it
relieves bloating. and feeling of fulueae,
puts the entire digestive apparatus in
perfect order, makes you fit and fine all
over. Tor internal pain Polson's Ner-
viline enrpasses every known remedy.
Keep it in the house always, it's a source
of comfort in the hour of emergency.
Large .bottles for 25o at all dealers.
Miss Bessie Ritchie, is trained nurse
from the city of Winnipeg, is enjoying a
holiday with her mother, sister and
brother, near Bellcore,
Mrs. Ritchie and her daughter, Jean.
ette, recently Attended a rtermion at Ayr
or all those now livteg who had attended
the school when Mra. Ritchie learned
her A B O's. A. delightful time was
spent by all..
Mrs. (Rev.) A. O. Stewart, of Streets.
villa, spent some weeks visiting the old
Sock at Belmore and M:Into,'h. She
galled on the moat of them, and her cone-
pany is certainly inspiring. Mrs.
Stewart's two sous are running a 200
acre farm in the suburbs of Streetsvillo,
and they .are meeting with unqualified
'noose: They. make dairy cows a
specialty, and it 1s pleasing to know that
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and family aro so
comfortable and happy in their new
sphere.
Easy to i1etain Health.
Most important of all is proper attention
to the bowels. Avoid constipation, it'a
the health killer of today. Harsh grip•
log medicine is erninoue-beware of it.
Best results follow a truly vegetable
remedy like Dr. Hamilton's Pills of
Mendra'ke and Butternut which not only
relieve costiveness in one night but cures
the oanse of the trouble and prevents its
return. No distress or inconvenience
attends the use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills
which are world famous for their mild.
ness and efiioienoy. Sold everywhere,
25o. per box.
BRUSSELS.
The Pablie Library is closed until the
13th of August and Miss Minnie Mo.
Naughton• is having her first holidays
in 12 years.
D A. Lowry has commenced on the
pulling down and moving of buildings on
the property he parohased preparatory to
erecting a new residence oa the site.
John Ross, of Galt, is visiting his
brother, Wm. Rose, Win. street. The
visitor is 80 years of age being 2 years
the junior of our well known towns-
man.
Wednesday of last week John
Galbraith and Geo. Keys left for the
West with a oar or horses. This is Mr.
Galbraith's 20th trip to Winnipeg so he
should know the ropes fairly well by
this time. We hope they will do well
with their shipment.
•East Huron Fall Fair will be held i n
Brussels on Thursday and Friday, Oot.
3 and 4. Plans are being laid for a first-
olass Fair in which an A 1 program will
-be presented. Prize lists are now in the
.printers hands.
BLrluve,LE
Mr.. Masters is visiting with Mrs.
Warnaley M Bayfield.
There was no P,resbyterigu church
.ervice held last Sunday, owing to''sitev.
W. J. West being away,
Mists Nellie Iebiater, of M.rria end
Miss White of Toronto were visiting
with Mrs. 8'. B. Soott last Week.
Harold and Dorothy Burgeee of WooO.
Mole have been visiting with their
grandparents, Mr, and Afro, John
Bergen.
Mrs, Duncan Stewart, 'of Winnipeg
and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Fraser, of
Naison, B Q. are vieiting here with rela-
tives and old friends,
Regained Nerve and Vital Energy.
From Walton P. 0 , Qae , the follow-
ing from Dir, Naizere Begin -"If anyone
had, told me any remedy could built up
my nervous system so well, 1 would rot
have believed them. Before using
Ferrozone 1 was run down in nerve end
vital energy, and in very weak health
I didn't get enough sleep at night, felt
poorly in the day time. Ferrozone hes
filled me with energy and vim, increased
my weight and made a new man of me."
Hundreds tell the same story -Weak
and dispirtted,•everything going wrong,
unable to catch up. Took Ferrozone
and all was changed to health and
serenity. Price 60c per box at all
dealers. ,
Molrlxs.
Township Council will meet on Mon-
day, 6th inst. It will be Court of Re.
vision on the Cole Drain.
The Voters List for 1907 are in the
hands of the Township Clerk Clark and
were first posted up on July 23. There
are 680 names in part 1; 96 in part 11;
and 52 in part 111, a total of 918.
Persons competent as jurors 417.
Invitations are oat for the marriage
of Miss Minnie R, Kelly. of Ovpreu
River, Manitoba, formerly of Morris
Township, to Lawson Graham, of
Wellwood, Manitoba. The marriage
will rake plane at the home of her
brother, G. J. Kelly, of Cypress River.
Mr. Joseph P. Phelan, wife ani son,
Earl, of Cincivatti, Ohio, are renewing
old acquaintances in this sootion. It is
ten years since Mr Phelan has paid his
friends in Morris a visit. He was great.
ly impressed with the improvements
that have been made during his absence.
But, while surveying the prosperity, he
also noticed that many old friends and
familiar faces have disappeared, some
gone to seek new fortunes in the North-
west, while others have passed to the
great beyond, from whence no traveller
returns, Mr. Phelan was formerly a
resident of Morrie, but for the past e8
years has been connected with a large
show case establishment in Oincinnatti,
where he holds a lucrative position.
NAT ZPTGZ-ILA1VIS GlT ]nTG
Isa.rd's Famous Half N. Yearly Ten Days' Saiz
40000.'
Consumption is less deadly then it used to bo.
Certain relief and usually complete
will result from the following treatment
Rope, rest, fresh aux, and -$00te,r
Emuij10n..
AL,[. DRUGGISTS 80c. AND $1.00.
cllLxoss,
Council met in Town Hall, Teeswater,
July 23rd, pursuant to adjournment of
last meeting. Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
sustained. Communications were open-
ed and read. The Clerk of the County
had sent in the amount of the levy re-
quired of this Township for the current
year, being as follows: --County rate,
83370.53; municipal egnavlent, $174 44;
total $5550.97.
In answer to a communication, word
was received from 0. A. Jones, Civil
Engineer, stating that he would accept
the office Of Engineer for We township
to carry out the provisions of the
Ditches. and Watercourses Act,
Mr. Rath made request to have a
ditch dug opposite lot 28, con. 14.
Kuntz--Falooner-That Mr. Baptist
examine the location of the ditch and
report at next meeting of Council. -Car-
ried.
Ballagh-Kuntz-That Henry Wicks-
be
icksbe paid the sum of $1.60 for removing
floatwool out of thee stream at the
bridge at let 6, con. 4 -Carried.
Falconer-Ballagh -That Councillors
Kuntz and Baptist be instructed to ex-
amine foto the request of Mr. Brown to
have a ditch dug and a culvert pat in at
lot 32, con. 14, and if they thiuk it neces•
sary, to have it done, -Carried.
Falconer -Baptist -That a grant be
made of $15 to gravel the roads opposite
lots 10 and 11, con. 8 and 9, and that
James Ballagh expend the same, -Carried.
Kuntz -Baptist -That a grant of $25
bs made to repair the hill at lots 30 and
31, con. 4 and 5, the same to be let by
Geo. Falconer.-Oarried.
Kuntz -Baptist -That as complaint
has been made by Mr. Fischer that a
deep ditch has been dug on the first side -
road, con 10, and is reported to be un -
safe, that the Reeve and the mover ex-
amine the same and also examine into
the complaint re road work in said beat,
also examine the road at Int 1, con. 10,
where the owner requests to have a tile
drain put across the road.-Oerried.
Report of Ballagh and Falconer re
bridge on 5th sideroad: -"As per motion
of May meeting, we went aad e
the bridge on the Lth Wooed,
we found the abutments to be
conditigs and the sleepers to all
aures are good, and the covering .i
for a few years yet, But we found
the brut on the north ride of .the
had got moved some at the
'we found that the railing was cora
ly gone. We rec.lmmeud that the
be straightened to its proper place
made solid by putting in stone to
it in place, and that a new railing
on the bridge and we think the b
will be good for a few years
Signed: Jas, Ballagh,. Geo. Falco
Kuntz -Baptist --That the re
Messrs. Ballagh and Falconer r
on 5111 eideroad, con. 3 be recei
that Mr, Ballagh have the samere
acoording to report, -Carried.
A large number of accounts for gr
and gravelling were passed and
Council adjourned to meet on Mon
August 26th, -CHAS, BUTTON, Cler
GODERICII.
The joint committee from the G
ich board of trade and the town co
have decided on Tuesday, Septe
1001, as the date for the formal de
oration in connection with the ope
of the Gnelph & Goderich road, sub
to the approval of the 0. P. R. Olio'
The Goderich Horticultural Soc
are arranging to make a County
Huron exhibit at the Provinoial Ex
tion in Toronto Of November,
county council at their sessions
month voted $75 towards the expene
making such an exhibit, and at a me
ing on Satarlay night the direotorg
,Horticultural Society decided to ca
munioate with the vatioae agricult
societies in the county and make arran
ments foe spacial prizes iu various cla
es of fruit in order to bring out the b
specimens to be had,�,'tese will
forwarded to Gndericl•-and a select
made from them for the exhibit to
sent to Toronto.
COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUGUST 3rd, AND ENDING, AUGUST 14th.
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A Sale That Beats Them A11-$20,000,00 Stock to be Slaughtered - Great Reductions in Every Department - Never Mind Ho* Much We Lose, It Will be Your Gain.-- We can assure our
friends that this will be by far the most important sale we have ever held. Extraordinary values and vast assortments await you here. Our object is to sell out all lines of goods and carry
nothing over from one season to another. "Facts are stubborn things, and figures won't lie." This quotation never applied more forcibly than to this great Ten Days' Sale. It is a fact that we
are better equipped to handle an immense business than ever before; it is a fact that the bargains are -the greatest, and the stock the largest that have been offered in Wingham
for years. Come and investigate these facts. Remember the date, Saturday August 3rd.
One hundred and six patterns Crums English 1,Irints, fast colors, regular 12 I2 c value, Sale price 10 Cents.
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
1 lb. Art Baking Powder, with Graniteware Premium,
Preserving Kettles, Tea Pots, Bread,Pans, eto., worth
600 to 75o each, 10 days sale price ......430
Best quality Salmon for 15c
1 lb tins Maple Leaf Baking Powder 13c
Royal Yeast Oakes•, per box 03c
Canada Laundry Starch .05c
150 Bottle of Pickles for 10e
12 bars Laundry Soap for ; . 25c
Pot Barley, per lb.... ....03c
10c Bottle Extracts, sale price ....... ....... , .. , .... 08c
2 packages Gold Dust for 05c
26o strong Brooms, sale price 20c
Japan and Ceylon Teas, regular 26o for . 200
Best quality Raisins regular 12M for • 100
These are great money saving chanes for 10 days only.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
An immense stock to choose from and every pair to be
sold at out prices. Come and see how much you 4aan
save on footwear during our big ten days sale
BIG SAVING ON CLOTHING,
Two Thousand Dollars worth of the Beet Ready-to-wear
Clothing to be sold at a great sacrifice.
16 Men's Plain and Fancy Tweed Suits, worth $6.50 to
$7.00, to go at $4.95
Men's Flake Pattern Suite, worth $8.00, sale prioe$6.00
26 Fine Tvteed Suite, sizes 36 to 44, new patterns, regular
price $10.00, our sale prioe,.. $7.95
Boys' Two•Plooe Snits, regular $2 00 and $2 60 lines, 10�
days bale price $1:50 -
toys' 8•pieoe Suite, pretty patterns, well made with strong
lining, regular price $4 f0, sale price .$3.50
Youths' Strong Suite, wor $6 and $6, to clear•,$3.95
Men's Strong Tweed Pante, regular valve $2, Bale $1.50
15 pair well -made strong Pantry, worth. $2 50, eale $195
Men's Strong Overalls, black or blue Denim.. 59e
9 Men's Waterproof Coats, worth $5.00 to clear. ,.$3.50
A lot Men's Raincoats, to clear at .. . . ... ........81.98
Come with the etowd. Everything will be reduced.
• Sales people wanted.
FLANNELETTES.
Heavy Striped Flannelette, one yard wide, regular valve
1.2;2o, sale price 10c
HOSIERY.
Big bargains in all lines of Ladies' and Ohildren's Hose
every pair on sale at reduced prioe, ask to see them.
RIBBONS.
Oar large stock of Ribbons must be rednoed.
200 Fancy Ribbons, 10 days sale price, ........... , . ,15e
200 Wide Plain Ribbon, 10 days tale price., . , .15c
25c Wide Plain or Fancy Ribbon, 10 days sale price. . 200
15o Plain Ribbon, all colors, 10 days sale pace ....IWc
121ec Plain, 10 days sale price 10c
LADIES WHITE LAWN WAISTS.
Ladies White Lawn waits, latest at big redactions.
900 vaine for... , 69c $1.00 Waists, for. , ..75c
$1.25 Waists, for...8100 $1.50 Waists, for...81.20
$2.00 Waists, for. .,$150 $2.50 Waists, for. „$1.95
DRESS GOODS.
Fanny Silk Voile, regular prioe $14,25, sale price .. , .. .90c
Silk and Wool Crepe de Ohene, Worth 76o sale price, 500
5 pieces Gray Tweed Drees Goode worth 60o " " ,39c
4 pieces Fancy Tweed Dress Goods " 36c " " .25c
6 pieces Wide Plaid Battings " 35n " " .25c
Gray Tweed Suiting, 64 inches wide, worth $1.00 sale
prioe .. • .75c
Cashmeres, Serges and Lnstres, reg. 60o, sale prioo..45c
All Other 'tact of Dress Goods at greatly reduced prioes
LADIES WHITE CAIVIBEIC
DRAWERS.
Nioely made, to clear at. , , . , .... 35
A lot of Corsets to oloar out, regular prioe $1 on sale at 69
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SALE OF CARPETS.
Br sets Carpet, worth $1 00, Bale price , , 75c
est Tapestry Carpet, worth 85c, sale price 05c
60o quality Tapestry Carpet, sale price480
350 Union Carpet, 10 days sale price 25c
60o Union Carpet, 10 days sale price 48c
-3 ply All -Wool Oarpet, worth $1,16, sale price 90c
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
10 dozen four-in-hand Ties and hook -on Ties, regulars 25c
lines, your choice , .. , , ....... 19c
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, sale price, per suit. ,70c
Sommer Undershirts and Drawers, to clear at 25c
Black Cashmere Sox, worth 25o, sale price 19c
Cotton Sox, 10 days sale price 2 pair for 15c
Heavy Working Shirts, to clear at 40c
Boys' Print Shirts, must go at • ......., 35c
TABLE LINEN.
OOo extra wide Bleached Linen, sale price 45
3 Patterns Heavy Table Linen, worth 60o sale price40
New Patterns Bleached Linen, worth 75o sale price. ,59
Fine quality 2 yards wide Linen, worth $1, sale price 80
Extra fine Linen, regular prioe $1.25, sale pride. ,.,8100
40.Cable Linen, regular price 40a, sale price .33
KID GLOVES.
Ladies Kid Gloves, black or colors, guaranteed, regular
price $1.25, sato 99
SILK WAISTS.
Cream Silk Waists, good wash silk, latest style, worth
frons $3.50 to $4.00, your choice . $2.50
'UNDERSKIRTS
White Cambric Skirts, nicely made, Worth $100,
sale ........ .•,, $1.20
H. E. ISARD 86 CO., Wingham, -
LACE CURTAINS.
25 pairs Cartains 3ie yds long,
sale '
19 pair Cartains, wide and ion
price
regular dollar value, on
75
g, worth $1.2 • `
5,our sale
98
value at
$1.50
24 pair fine Lao Cartains, gond
bargain.
AU other lines at reduced prices.
TOWELS.
12 doz. Linen Towels, good valve at 253 per pair, sale
price , ... 20
Extra large pare Linen Towels, regular value 35o, 10 days
sale price , ...••, .•... ,25
Linen Haok Towels, regularly said at lase •
`each, on
sale a6,. ,. 19
TABLE NAPKINS,
ii doz. Table Napkins, good value at 81.00. sale price75
Extra flee Table Napkins, ragalar prloe $1 50, our sale
prioe....,... ., $1.25
Extra find large size Naptine. worth $2.50, 10 `dap,, pale
price , ... .. $1.#.r
LADIES WRAPPERS.
Nioely made Wrappers, lined in the waist, good vaine at
$1,25, 10 days sale price 99
:NIGHT GOWNS.
White canibric Gowns, tali size, worth $1.00
75
Ladies
sale
EXg1VIINE THESE SILK VALUES,
10 pieces 27 inch Japan Taffeta Silk, regular 503 quality
for ......... ............ ,...,.,,.,..42
60 yds Black Soft Taffeta, goad vaine at 65e, sale price..48
TERMS o>;' SAr.1;-No goods charged at sale prices. No goods sent on
approbation. Cash or produce in exchange for goods. No coupons
given or dales punched on tickets during the I3ig Sale.
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