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Stylish
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Prussan
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A splendid coat for cold
weather
Dressy and Serviceable
Our Clothing gives you a dressy appearance, and will out
wear any of the other makes. The chances are we have a
perfect fit for you in stock, both in Suits and Overcoats, but
if not we can have them made specially to your measure,
by She best Tailors in Canada.
McGee O. am Abell
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS
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LOENTRAL HARDWARE
WINGH AM.
A full line of GOAL and WOOD RANGES, BUOR'S
"HAPPY THOUGHT" RANGES, RADIANT .HOME
HEATERS, WOOD HEATERS, GOAL HEATERS.
Lot of SECOND HAND STOVES. Oa11 and SEE
OUR STOCK and GET OUR PRICES,
H. BISHOP.
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Big Slaughter in Dinner Sets
We have taken into stock one crate Dinner Sets, shipped by
Bishop'& Stonier, Staffordshire, addressed Wingbaai by mis-
take, We were asked to accept them, as they only sell to
us here.. We have done so less freight and duty—a saving
from three to five dollars on each set.
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Butter and Eggs wanted ; highest cash price.
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I;LifIGVALIG
Turnberry Township Connell will
tweet in the Clerk's ofilee here on blas -
day next.
A very pleasant evening wee spent at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Erb, on
Oat. 31st (Thanksgiving evening) wh"n
they were at home to their (rimula
namely: -Mrs. D. Geddes and Mrs.
Bennett, of Lacknoro; Mr. and Mrs.
J A. Geddes, of B ilgrave and Mr. tat d
J. 0. Johnston of Bluevale and others t. f
village. A.1 report a very enjoyable
time,
Aloti ars, flare it Is;
A friend and comforter, an unceasing
aid in every house for the hnn:lrbd add
one ailments that d i turn up. N aesthete
is ton valuable to be without. If some
thing oaten causes trouble,if it's oralnua,
indigestion or headache, Nerviline cures
For cold on chest, seeing limbs or lame
back rub on Nerviline and get ease r.t
once. As a family safeguard nettuug is
known to excel Poison's Nerviline. Get
the large 25o. bottle from your dealer.
CULROSS.
Mr. S, D, A. Stobo has bought from
Mr. John Gordon the 50 acre farm -back
half of lot 26 eon. G. The price is $3,000.
Oalross local optionists have secured
the necessary number of signatures to
a petitiou requesting the council to sub-
mit a by-law to the township electors in
January, and have filed the same with
the olerk, The petition will be dealt
with at the regular monthly meeting to
be held on the eleventh. It is thought
by some that local option petitions have
to be dealt with before the fret of
November, but it is not so. The require-
ment is that a petition be filed with the
municipal clerk before that date. The
Council decided on Monday to deal with
the natter on Saturday next.
Shako Hands With Asthma.
Awfully distressing is asthma. Bnt
worse if possible, when combined with
Bronchitis. Rslieved (nicker by Oa
tarrhozoue than anything else -cured so
thoroughly by "Oetarrhozene" that it
doesn't return. Oatarrhoz ine'e heating
vapor is breathed right iuto the lungs,
destroying the cause of Asthma and
stiooeeds in the most chrome oases, Try
it Two sizes, 253, and $1.00, at all
dealers.
nELGGAV.E
Mr, D. Sproat spent a few days last
week in Senforth.
Miss Bella Allison has returned home
from Estevan, Mau.
Mr, Garner Nicholson has been away
with a hunting parte in the Parry Sound
district.
Damian Allison and Fred Soandrett
are attending the Medical ()allege in
Toronto.
Mies Staples, of Seaforth has been
visiting with her uncle and aunt, Mr
and Mrs. Thos. Hill.
David Cook has purchased the 75 acre
farm on the 6th concession of East Wa-
wanosh, from Mr: Goo. Taylor. The
property is a very good one and the
price $3,000.
Rosy Cheeks For Pale Girls.
Don't be debarred from str: ngth, and
spirit, don't give 111 to illness and des-
pair. Ferrozouo supplies tone end vigor
through which all fauotions of womanly
life are maintained and fortified. From
Now Richmond, Que., comes the follow -
mg statement from Mrs. Isidore Boisson-
eault: "I take deep pleasure in testify-
ing to the powerful influence of Ferro.
nue. For years my daughter has been
pale and sickly -showed signs of advan-
ced anaemia. Her lips got so white and
her cheeks so void of color I feared con•
sumption. I can certify Ferrozonc made
an excellent cure and toddy my daught-
ter's health is the best.". 50o. per box
at all dealers,
IILYTH
The new home of J. G. Moser is fast
nearing completion and will add greatly
to Dinsloy street.
The new briok residence being erected
by Wm. Stackhouse on Drummond
.street is being pushed along as rapidly as
possible.
John W. Bell, one of the
roost promi-
nent residents of Blyth, died suddenly
of heart failure, Friday, Nov,1, He was
in his usual good health until Friday;
Nov, 1st, when he was stricken and died
instantly. He was an E.
igiishman by
g'
birth,prominent oftho English
a 1 o iuent member�,
churoh, a Conservative in polities, a
member of the 0. 0. F. and also of the
A. 0. U. W. He leaves a wife, ono son
and 3 .daughters to mourn his loss. His
son is at present la Japan. IIs was a
31i31a1y sesceomcd citizen, for many years
ably conducting the duties of tax collect.
or. Ile conducted a harness business
hero for the past 30 years, His funt;ritl
lyse eonductod by the societies to 6.1pa:L•
he was a raem\: er,
AtOiILlS,
'Lotvsisip Connell 9',iit meet on Mons
clay next.
'elle trustees of Anderson's soli° 1, 3rcl
)lite, hews) engaged too seorvi,±is of ;.1iss
Carrie'Mocrackora, of Droste -ale, ie:r next
year. She is teaching mere Manistee et
l:r:email aid doing well.
(3 he Estovan (Seek) Lliesaiaa'y, of alit.
31st, e ntains the foil+. viug not of
interest to thin locality 1 in the :;;pt
that the bide is a t.angli; et of &.re. T.
Maunders, of Morris township, and well
and taverably known to many of our
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Most people know that if they have
been sick they need SScoit',r Esnul-
j'aon to bring back health and strength.
But the strongest point about Scotit's
Emul iron is that you don't have to be
sick to get results from it.
It keeps up the athlete's. strength, puts fat
on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy,
brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre.
vents coughs, colds and consumption.
Food in concentrated form for aids and
well, young and old, rich and poor.
And it contains no drugs and no alcol aoL
ALL DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND 51.00.
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T ®NI sINAL COMPANY
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LA SCELLE PIEDUCTION
Notable Cast of - 20
QUARTETTE, BAG PIPERS, Etc.
WINO i IA!4� OPERA HOUSE
OUSEL,
Monday,
November 25th
AreigsstoN, • 75e, 503 end 23o.
Plan at Mcliabbon's Drug Store.
readers: -"The residence of hector and
Mrs. McNeil was the scene of an inter-
esting event hat sinning, 30th inst., be•
tog tue marriage of Mrs. S. 13. Dobson,
a sister of Mrs. McNeil to Lorne Stanley
Taylor a well known baseiness man of
ILdmiota. The bride and groom came
down from Hamlets. en the evening
train, and were mit by the immediate
friends of the f>,iinily in whose presence
the wedding ceremony was performed
by Rev. B. Glover. Mr. and Mrs. Tay-
lor will spend a few days with trieuds
here before returnieg to roeido in
Hamiota."
L'TtIEL.
Wednesday evening, Oct. 30111 Rev.
Jno, Henderson tied the matrimonial
knot between J. Wesley Boyd, a well -
to do young gentleman from Atwood,
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and Mies Linda E , daughter of David
and Mrs, Milne, old residents of this
locality. Ceremony was performed at
the residence of A. E. McKee, brother -
in law to the bride At -five o'cloek, as
the strains of the Weddin,, March were
played by the deft fingers of Miss Reid,
of 'Wingham, the principals took their
places b sforo a bank of beautitnl fiowers
the bride entering the parlor oo the arm
of her f)ath'-'r, unatly costutned iu cream
Jap taffeeta. The mystic' words being
seek .i, hearty congratulations were
goissiatist
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offered after which the company sat
down to an excellently prepared supper.
Toasts were proposed to the bride and
groom from the ofliciatin clergyman
and err. Patterson in a very happy
manner to which the groom replied very
appropriately. The wedding gifts were
i . dioative of the very high esteem in
which Mre. Boyd was held by her many
friends.
When You Eat Too Fast
yon have indigestion, perhaps cramps,
or in any case tee sys'eln is overloaded
with matter that should be eliminated
Breath gets bad. eyes look dull, head-
aches are frequent.
Why not cleanse and parity the whole
sysl efn,wn not strengtbea the stomach,
enrich the bled and assist your over-
taxed di_estivo organs? Easily done
with Dr. Hamilton's Pills; their action
is ram gratifying. In every case they
s ave the exact assistance the ailing or-
gans require. You'll feel fit and fine,
eat with a relish, sleep like a top, have a
clear color, and restful Bleep if you re•
aulate your system with Dr. Hauiiltott's
Pills. Price 253. per box, at all dealers.
EAST WAWANOSil.
A S.11(t'dth School entertainment will
be heli In the school Manse of S S. No.
0, e'n Friday evening, 22nd inst. A gond
programme is bons prepared, which will
begin sharp at 8 o'e..lcck. The ndiulry:.ien
fee wilt be 15 cents far adults, and 10
eerie) for ahi:cl;:e:l,
MI-o;ianing; serve -tee will b° It 11 l.t
Ellett Clwceli (;7-el;:rav:r tait'teait) on ;flan.
d.ty and end tiY , Nov, 17th.:Ina nada.
0a Senday, I;. ;v. T. 1: T. t » of
Imeistiow, wild preec?i of 11 a. i -n gni
7 p. will leo eutei,?1(-d by
c:iint'i i (1'.e:r in the In naris. an l
by the ' W.e9tfi 'T.d diteie i i t'i', e.^ taint;
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For Bargains In Ray-Io-Waar
O-ts, Baits, Reefers, Pants,
Smacks, Noes, OoraIIs,
FUR C DAT , ETC.
We have just passed into stc k three ship -
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meats of New Fall and �nTir lal.in
prisinz all that's new in ✓anynte-to wearC1oGGarmentcarn-
for Men and B��,s. Li1.a.oclerately prices for
clunk selling.
SPECIAL PRICED '`.D OVERCOATS.
Men's heavy blank cloth Ov rcnate, well (na.le, stylish, Farmer
Satin Laing, sizes 30 to 44. our special price ;$7.04
Pelota's Tweed Overcoa s 111 dark colors, our speoial price ro
clear only ,...........$0A0
BOYS' PLAIN BLACK OSERO0.I.TS-Wtth astrachan collar,
moue ltusuge, a very etyttrh coat, cur price ..... .... $510.40
/JOYS' REEFERS -I t plainnavy bine c'eth, nienly made. tweed
!infuse tames.. ...... .. ... ....tLd`r.00 $2.50 $3.00, $3.50
OVERALLS -A large stook of the hest overalls, in grey, blank
or bine, see oar /alder at 75c
PANTS -5 doz. men's extra heavy strong winter Dante, nntear.
able tweed,loar cut prion $1,50
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MEN'S SUIPS • • 10 suits, Rae dark tweed, made to fit and give
good wear, $10 00 value for ... . . ... $8.00
BOYS' SUI US -A number of bey's 3•pieoe snits iu dark tweeds,
webRued, oar speoial pride . .
. .................$5.00
BOYS' OVERCOATS -A special hue of boys' dark flake tweed,
a very et•ylish coat, a bargain $5A0
MEN'S PANTS -Ode duz men's gray striped pants, stroma
cloth, well made, our out price ...... .. $2.00
BOYS' SUIN-Two piece anus, pretty patterns wets eta.:e, (nor
8tlaClal G'a'llic ........ . . .. . $2.419
1731 .N'S II1`ft l� 11)fA�i'ID'�t.
We nen FAV, von Tnln,,v on nnCt;noft, in the line of Fla.' svioe►lbti.
we ins, Furs in La,i't;e ll itntitiet on 1.4e. beat ;9R.1sAttfteasa -
Q•1•N ter wee cassia ta.ree, zlnr•t n r rot:, beat /trace p , •. 1 + 1. will
h., to -Onng udv,ilit esti to Vtsit oar el4tkki ss Liiejpitl°tUGAnsIt on srovud
II tar thus 8e5 our stook of Far Lined. O.iers, 11.2.1 Pu: Joat•n Uar price° will
interest yon.
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Sturdy, so'id, sensible. Boys and Girls are
our particular hobby, and Wes buy to please
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REPAIRING DONE E N;l'ii rll'L AND PROMPTLY.
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Mr, Finlay preached an able and appro-
oriate sermon.
A meeting of the B'ttish and Foreign
Bible Society was heldtia the Methodist
Church on Monday evening. There was
a good atteuiauce.
Call and get nric.`s on en» Stoves an&
Ranges. Young's Big Hardware.
Fos quality and quantity ask your
dealer for the new hag plugs of "Babe."
"Stag." and "Currcn3y" ()hewing Ta-
b i.'coes
Mr. Jobel Rubinson, ex M. P., died at
his resilience near St. Th imps.
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