The Wingham Times, 1908-01-09, Page 4honey, Found
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We hand, you back 20 cents on every dollar's
worth of goods purchased here.
WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU
Suits
Men's $15.00 Suits for
!t $12.00 "
" $8.00 "
Youths' $10.00
Boys' $7.00 '<
" $5.50 "
•" $3,75 4.
$12.00
$9,60
$6.40
•$8.00
$5.60
$4.40
$3.00
Overcoats
Men's $12.00 Overcoats for
" $9.50
Youths' $6.00
Boys' $4,50
•' $3.50
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$9,60
$7.60
$4.80
$3,60
$2.80
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SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON FURS
Men's $65.00 Coon Coats for
" $22.00 Dog Coats for
" $70.00 Fur lined Coats for
$50.00
$15.00 •
$55'.00
20 PER CENT OFF
Fur Caps and Collars, Shoes, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hats and
Caps, Underwear, Hose, Mitts, Gloves, Braces, Umbrellas,
Overalls and Smocks, Trunks and Suit Cases.
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS.
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t:uutoss.
lilts, Margaret. Mapley, relict of the
late Patrick Manley, of the 12th cone
cession, West Oakesa, pawed away on
Saturday, Deo. 213th. Mrs. Mauley was.
aged atont 70 years and lead been a
widow ail years.
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it.uanew.
After a long illness from cancer,
which he bore with strong Christian
fortitude and resignation, Mr. SA. E
Munro, •the well known merohant and
postmaster at Auburn, died on New
Year'e Day, He was one of the best
known and most highly esteemed resi-
dents of Huron, beloved by all who
knew him and trusted by everyone for
his unwavering and kindly character
pad his strict integrity. The funeral
took plane on Friday to Maitland
cemetery at Goderioh.
Going Into Consumption?
When your throat rattles, your Tunes
and chest are sore, your throat is stuff.
ed with cold—don't fear consumption
use Oatarrhozone and get well. It clears
the throat, mires haoking, relieves tight
chest and soreness in the bronchial
tubes. To clear away Catarrh of the
nose nothing could be better, Oatarrh-
ozone—is Nature's own remedy,—it
heals and'soothee—cures every form of
throat, lung or bronchial trouble. Pres-
cribed by many specialists and used by
thousands every day. 25o. and $1,00 at
all dealers.
CIRANBRf1OR.
Mr. Eli Smith, of Brussels conducted
the services in the Methodist church on
Sunday last.
Jas. M. Knight was elected school
trustee in the plane of F. Raddatz whose
term of office had expired.
School reopened on Monday with
Harry D. Atulay, of Brussels in charge.
Following are the new officers for 1908
in connection with Court Woodbine, 0.
0. F.-0. R., Jae, D. McNair; V. 0 R.,
Jas. A. McNair; F. S., A. Reymann;
R. S., A. Cameron ; Treas., Jno. Forrest;
Chap., Ed, Fulton; S. W., Wm. Ziegler;
J. W., D. Johnston; S. B , not filled;
J. B., 0, MoQuarrie; Court Physician,
Dr. C. A. Toole.
Defeated by Dr: Hamilton,
In no way is health so menaced as by
constipation, It leads to indigestion,
insomnia, anaemia and a hundred ills,
Ordinary remedies fail—they relieve—
don't sure. The worst case is defeated
and oared quickly by Dr. Hamilton's
PAIS, which cleanse the entire intestinal
traot, stimulate kidneys and liver, keeps
the pores of the skin open. You'll
never have stomach trouble, yellow
complexion or headaches if you use Dr.
Hamilton's Pills. They are a perfect
system tonic. 25o at all dealers.
.EAST WA,WArtose .
Mr. Finlay Anderson, Township
Treasurer by his financial statement
issued recently shows that the total
receipts up to Deo. 16th, were $21,980.-
19; of this $8,817.21 was taxes collected
for 1907, and $3,621,81, balance from
last year, The expenditure covers the
usual township needs, among which
the following are the chief items:—
Salaries, etc., $659.50; road and bridges,
$1,657.32; county rates, $2,888 64; bonus
Guelph and Goderioh railway, $3,000;
eohool taxes, $5,038.07. There remained
a balance on hand of $4,170.78. The
assets of the township are $4,731.41,
and the liabilities, $3,266.41, \leaving a
balance in favor the township of $1,465,
Preyent•Taking Cold.
Often you come home, cold and shiv-
ering—feet are wet, throat is raw, chest
a little sore. A bad cold is just begin -
Wane. Pat a Nerviline Porous Plaster
on your chest, rub your throat with
Nerviline, and take a stiff dose of Nerv.
iline in hot water. This prevents a
chill, and checks the oold instantly.
No remedies so useful in the home, so
sure to prevent serious illness as Nerv-
iline and Nerviline Plasters. Sold by
all dealers, 25o. each, but be sure you
get the genuine, and refuse any Sub-
stitute.
EELGRA.VE
A very pretty home wedding was
celebrated `at the home of Mr. and
firs. Wm. Clark, Belgrave, on the
evening of Thursday, Deo. 26th, when
their eldest daughter, Sara E., was
united in marriage with Mr. Alvin E.
b3;eggison, of Waskada, Manitoba,
Promptly at the appointed hour, 5 p. m.,
the bridal party entered the parlor
where they were joined in wedlock by
Rev. G. W. Rivers, B. A., B. D., under
a beautiful arch bell, The bride, who
wail given away by her father was at•
tenjed bypreety little Isabelle Geddes,
noting as flower girl The wedding
ma oh Was played by the bride's sister,•
Miss Rose Clark, and while congratula•
dens were being offered, Miss .Testate
Hall':day sang sweetly "Love me and
the world is mine." Congratulations
oder, about 50 invited guests sat down
to bountiful wedding dinner, and their
W td were supplied by young ladies
an gentlemen, who acted as Waiters.
r dinner, the evening After nt
lx was apo
ver` pleasantly in conversation, music
and Aimee, until about 10 o'clock, when
the ,l;tietts departed leaving with she
bridal nonple many beautiful, usctnl
and eo5tly presents, which testify to the
esteept` in which they aro held. After
a t O*bh's visit among friends in On.
tarso, the happy couple will go West
and 0 tip housekeeping at Waekadit,
Um., Where the groom is a proaperons
fa'm'e .And where the bride is well
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AIYr TIMES, JANUARY 9, 1908
Most people know that if they have
been sick they need Scott's, Emul.
►.Fl®n to bring back health and strength.
But the strongest point about Scott's'
Emulsion 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 sick and
well,, young and old, rich and poor.'
And it contains no drugs and no alcohol.
ALL DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND $1.00.
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Farmers Institute meetings tender the
auspices of South Bruce Farmers' Iosti•
Cute will be in the Foresters' Hal',
Beimore, on Saturday, January 11, 1908,
oommenoingat 2 p. m„ when the fol-
lowing addresses will be given: 1—The
Chairman's address 2—"Raising Feed
for Live Stock" by Jahn Gardhouse of
Higbfield. 3—'•Am I raising the most
Profitable Horses" by W. F. Kydd of
Simcoe, Ontario. All are invited to take
part in the discussions. At the evening
session, 7.30 p m., addresses will be
given by W. V. Lydd on "Small Fruits
and Oare of Grape vines" and J. Gard -
house on "How to improve present
Farm Conditions." All are invited to
.attend these meetin,e, especially the
ladies at the evening session, A pro-
gram is beidg prepared for the occasion.
Any farmers having choice roots, corn
or grain of any kind bring a sample of
it to the meeting and let ns know how
you grow it.
BLYTH
Following are the officers installed at
the last meeting of the Blyth Ledge, A
F. & A. M..,—Wm. Watson, J. P. M ;
R. Vint, W. M ; Dr. Hamilton, S. W. ;
R, Brown, Tyler; J. G. Emigh, Treas.;
J. M. Hamilton, Seo.
After a lapse of two months Blyth
Public Library is onoe more orened to
the reading public. The Library is still
in the old stand and will be under the
direction of G. M; Chambers & Co Ie
will be open every day, Saturday night
inolnded, for the changing of books.
On Monday evening, Deo. 30th, about
eight o'clock a large nnmber of the
young people of Trieity Church, who
had previously organized' a surprise
party, dropped into the Rectory. They
had not arrived many minutes when the
object of their visit became apparent
and Stanley Bachauan stepped to ahe
front and read an address, while Leon
Scott presented Mrs. Hartley with a
beautiful silver baker.
Titin As A Rail, Are ' on?
Every day spending as much energy
as you make—If the balano s goes a little
further, well, you get thinner. On the
danger line to day,—tomorrow may be
too late! Bettor nee Ferrozone, it
builds up—A little gain the first week,
but the gain keeps growing. Next week,
not quite so thin. Keep right on, lots
of fat won't hurt you at till, Your
blood is, enriched, cheeks grow ropy,
your heart and nerves grow strong and
you don't tire so quickly. Joyous
robust health, sturdy frame and a
cheerful mind—all these come with
Ferrozone. You'll try it, only 50o. at
all dealers.
GODERICH.
The marriage of Mies Lilly May
Webster, youngest daughter of • M:s.
Webster, and Frederick Charles Shep-
herd, only son of Captain A. M. Shepherd
took plane on New Year's Day, at the
residence of the bride's grandmother,
Mrs. Elijah Martin, Newgate street.
The ceremony was performed at high
noon in the presence of relatives of the
contracting parties, the marriage service
tieing conducted by Rev, Jas A. Ander-
son, B. A , pastor of Knox church, the
bride being given away by her uncle, J.
O. Martin. The nuptial knot wag tied
under a canopy of smilax, and the wed-
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Whooping Co901, Crodp, Bronchitis
tough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolente 3s a boon to Asthmatics
1.)oea it net seem mare ei ectivt to bi eatt;e in a
remedy to care disease of the breathing organ..
than to take the remedy,, to th • sumach
It curt, because the air rendered stronzzly
septic is carved ovet the diseased sofa, e with
every breath giving pranged andconstanttreat.
rent. It is invatuabte to mathers with small
ehiliren:
These ofti consumptive
to udeney find intinediatc
relief Croat caugta or in-
flamed conditions of the
throat.
Sala by druggists.
Send postal for booklet.
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Limited. Agents, Mont -
teat, Canada. yo'
ding march was played by Miss Grace
Martin. The bride was assisted by Miss
Helen Shepherd, sister of the groom,
and the best man was Mr. H. Fralick, of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. During the
marriage ceremony afiea Laura Murray,
of Detroit, sang a lovely solo. Mr. and
Mrs Shepherd left ma a honeymoon trip
and on their return will take up resi-
dence on St. David street. Mr. and Mrs,
S Curran were in attendance from
Wingham,
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WHTTECRIIIi 13.
The Epworth League will re -open the
Mission Study class for the balance of
the season with Miss Edna Onyler as
leader,
Rev. Mr. Finlay gave an address , on
Local Option in the Methodiet church on
Sunday evening last. He answered a
number of questions usually put forth
by those opposed to the measure. At.
the close of the service he distributed
copies of the Owen Sound Sun which
states that Local Option has been a
snooess in that place,
Mr, Gavin Wilson, 'of Zetland school
sent in his resignation as secretary -
treasurer, a position he has held for
some twenty years, except for a break of
one or two years Mr. Wilson was
tendered a hearty vote of thanks. He
has always taken a great interest in the
eohool and his many friends are sorry to
hear of his leaving the neighborhood.
We understand that Mr. Andrew Wil-
son Rill return from the West and live
on the homestead.
A happy event took place here on New
Year's day when Miss Lizzie Hutchison
was joined in wedlock with Mr. Saml
Leggatt, eldest son of Mr. John Leggatt,
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr, Finlay. After the ceremony the
happy •company partook of a splendid
dinner and the young couple left on the
afternoon train to visit for a few days
with friends in Peel county. Mr.
and Mrs. Leggatt will reside on the
homestead and they have the best wiehee
of many friends.
A very interesting event took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
McGregor, 6th non. of Kinloss, when
their eldest daughter, Mrs, Lexay
Terrill was united in marriage to Mr.
Malcolm Rose, 2nd con., Kinloss.
Promptly at 5 o'clock to the strains of
the melodious wedding march rendered
by Miss Marjory Gordon, the groom
took his plane beneath the arch of
evergreen, holly and bells. The bride
entered the parlor leaning on the arm of
her father, being beautifully dressed in
in a becoming dress of blue Garde de
cline and carried a baguet of carnations.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. G. P. Duncan, of Whiteohuroh.
After ceremony and congratulations
to bride and groom, the guests to the
nnmber of about thirty-five sat down to
a sumptuous dinner. The tables were
beautifully decorated with smilax, holly
and boquets of carnations. The bride
was the recipient of many beautiful
and costly gifts. The happy couple are
followed to their home with the la st
wishes of their many friends In their
journey through life.
(Intended for last week.)
Mete Tena Clark, of London spltt
Christmas at home.
Mr. George E,rlostone, of Petralia is
home with his parents.
We are pleased to hoar that Mr.
Beaty Patterson is improving,
Mrs. Cuyler, of W hiteohurch is spend-
ing the holidays with her brother in
Toronto.
1ltisaes M. and E. A, Sharpe, of
Chicago are spending the holidays under
their parental roof in Whitechurch.
At the annual trustee meeting of
Zetland sohool, Mr, Henry Thompson
was re•eleeted. Inspector's report very
satisfactory. Miss Toll engaged for
1908, her work being satisfactory,.
The annual meeting of Whiteohuroh
Presbyterian Sunday School was held
last Tuesday evening. It was decided
to use all Canadian papers and helps in
the coining year instead of the Amer.
than.
Employees of the Royal Bank are to
receive a 10 per cent. 'salary lionize,
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SELLING OUT
H. E. isard & Co. have decided to sell out all good.
on Second floor at
COST PRICE
Stupendous money -raising and stock reduction sale.
Eight Thousand DollarsWorth
Of noerohandise on eecond fluor to be sold oat quick at cost and be?oW.
We don't want the goods. We want the money rhia great
saeriflee sale is oertainly a Bargain Feast of
—Men's and Boy's Overcoats,
—Men's and Boy'e Suits
—Fur -Lined Coats,
—Ruffs.
—Girls Coats,
—Children's Coats,
—Pants,
—0 veralls,
—Fur Coate,
—Muffs,
—0aperines,
—Underskirts,
—Reefers
—All kinds of Pars,
—Fur Caps,
—Gauntlets,
—Ladies Coats.
—Waterproof Coats.
Carpets and Curtains.
Tapestry Carpet, Brussels Oarpet, Wool Carpet, Union Carpet, Hemp
Oarpet, Stair Oarpet, Matti •g, Oilcloth, Linoleum, Stair Oilcloth, Art
Sgnaree, Rugs. Mate, Leoe Oattains, Table Covera Positively everything
on second floor going at wholesale prices. All must be Bold out by the
end of January.
Ground Floor Bargains.
Big bargains in all departments on first floor during stock -taking.
now going on Stock must trust be greatty reduced before inventory at the
end of the. month.
In justice to 'yourself, your family and your pocket book yen can't
afford to overlook this great money saving opportunity.
Don't fail to secure your share of the bargains.
TERMS—Spot Cash or Trade.
En !sant'
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PHONE 68. WINGHAM.
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-_ HANNA & CO.'S IS THE PLACE TO GET
Your New Fur Go
They are going out of them, and will sell any Coat at COST PRIOE.
NEAR SEAL, plain, and trimmed in Mink and Sable.
klannASTRACHAN, plain and Sable trimmed.
BE SURE AND CALL.
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We will continue our Reduction Sale during January, then take
stock and retire from business. Now is your ebance to make
money. Parties who intend building or painting in the
Spring will do well to get their supplies now. Come
and loot: through oar stock. No trouble to show
goads and give prices. We are giving tome
wonderful bargains in the following lines
AT y' NO "' ND C • ST 27
Silverware, a beautiful set of 5 piece tea set
Niekel plated Tea Kettles, Nickel plated Tet. Pots,
Copper Boilers, Graniteware, Tinware, Glass Lamps,
Parlor and Hanging Lamps, Table and Pocket i
ntt
ery,
Skates, Guns, Cross Cut Saws, Axes,
Cow Chains and Stall fixtures, Tools of all kinds,
Spades, Shovels, Forks, eta.
Steel Ranges, Cast Ranges, Heating and Cooking Stoves.
Builders' hardware, Mixed Pints, Paint Oil,
Machine 011, White Lead, Window Glass,
Barn Door Bangers, Screen Doors and Windows,
Lawn Mowers, Ideal Woven fence,
Carpet Sweepers, Meat Cutters.
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