HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-01-23, Page 7T IE WiNGSAM TIME6, JANUARY
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flIM aoocndi g to statute
. lltdttt. The newly eleoted mem-
ber* seirieribed to the necessary de-
itetritNion hard qualification papers and
than took their seats at the board.
lama( of last meeting confirmed
arierben of Anderson and Thompson.
>wCltxre►y--Medd-That the salary
Clerk. be $140. Carried.
Aladereon-Medd--That the treasurer's
salary be $80,
Tkaoapson-Anclersou-_hot oolleo-
rtori sectary be $05: amendment Medd-
Murray-That salary be 00. Amend=
*eat parried.
Andsmon-•Thompson-"That aseessor's
salary ba $65; amendment Medd-Mur.
ray -That salary be $GO. Amendment
Druried.
Murray -Medd -That the
Wary be $7 each. Carried.
Andersen -Medd -=That the reeve's
Waxy be $65 and the councillors $45
each. Carried.
Ooni Gaynor was appointed member
or Board of Health for 3 years
Medd-Thgmpeon-That W. S. Mo-
Vrostle be clerk. Carried.
Thompson -- Anderson - That Wm.
Thoampeon be treasurer. Carried.
Murray -Medd -That O. Taylor be
eyollectcr; amendment Bailie -Th p-
eon that J. Boyle be collector. Motion
married.
Nierray_Thompson-That G. Webb
las assessor. Carried.
Anderson - Murray - That W. A.
'Wilson and J. Mailongh be auditors.
Cradled.
The collector') roll was received from
'W. Thompson and an order drawn for
.amount of salary,
The collector was given $5 for postage.
arnd two trips to Lnoknow.
The clerk was instructed to send for
aleyen oopies of Municipal World and
Ave copies of Municipal Act for the use
of Council.
Public Libraries
grants.
The reeve and councillor Thompson
were appointed to meet Ashfield council
and Dungannon driving park association
re court room accommodation.
J. Cameron was appointed caretaker
of hall at $12 a year.
The Luoknow Sentinel was granted $5
for extra printing on motion of Ander-
son and Thompson.
Cheques were issued to the amount of
about $275 for payment of accounts.
Council adjourned to meet on Monday
Jeb. Bad et 10 o'clock..
W. S. iLcCRosrin, Clerk.
SLEEPLESS BABIES
ARE SICKLY BABIES.
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of
auditors
Wlet;T Dano U.
A respected, resident of this village
Waned away on Saturday last in: the
person of Margaret Mitchell, relict of
the late George Tumoth, in her 72n4
year, Deceased had for years been a
resident of tills section. Iter ba)band
passed away two year, ago. The tuner
al took place Tuesday afte►noon to
Wingh ►m cemetery.
(Intended for last week )
Two of our apple packersplaced no'iee
in barrels of apples and replies have been
received from, Liverpool saying the ap-
ples were 0, S.
just now we are hiding our heads ►
under our wings because of the foolish -
nese of some of our young men. They
are not bad lads in their normal state
and we were very sorry to hear of the
trouble.
Mr. Cottle's mill yard presents a busy
appearance. Loge are coming in rapid-
ly. The swamps are in very good
condit ion for getting out timber, and
we hope the cold weather may con-
tinue.
Miss Gillespie, missionary from Brit-
ish Colombia, preached in the Presby-
terian Church on Sunday evening, 12th
inst. Their was a good attendance and
Miss Gillespie is a splendid speaker and
interested her audienne with stories of
Indian life and manners and aroused the
missionary spirit.
Mr. Daniel Henderson, of Chicago,
formerly of Lnoknow and Miss Myrtle
Sharpe were married e.t the home of
the bride on Saturday evening, January
11th. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr. Duncan. The bride and
groom have been residing in Chicago
for some time. Miss Sharpe was a
highly popular young lady and her
friends wish the newly wedded couple
every happiness. They left on the 13th
inst. for their home in Chicago.
received the usual
'Well babies sleep soundly and wake
rip brightly. When Iittle ones are
restless, sleepless and cross it is the
net sign that they are not well rob -
ably the stomach or bowels it out of
order, or it may be teethin troubles.
Give Babies Own Tablets d see how
quickly the child gr s w ll and happy
.and sleeps soundly d naturally. Not
the drugged Bleep o "Soothing" medi-
oinee, but the nate sleep of healtb.
'Yon have the guarantee of a government
analyst that this medicine contains no
poisonous opiate or narcotic, and you
can give the Tablets to a new born
babe as to a well grown child. Sold by
all medioine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.
Tight clothes and indigestion cause
Ted noses.
Coughs. colds, hoarseness, and other throat
ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets, ten cents per box. All druggists.
A liltle soda put into the water in
which dried beans are soaked will make
them cook faster and will not hurt the
flavor.
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it is reported that 30 per cent. of the
patients in the Detroit Maternity hos-
pitals are from Canada, and are hence-
forth to be classed as pauper aliens
likely to become a public charge. Four
patients are now technically under ar-
rest, and their deportation has been
ordered.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLE1,
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A simple and effective remedy for
SORB THROATS AND COUGHS
They combing the germicidal value of Cresolene
with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico.
rias. Your druggist or irons us, 10c in stamps.
Y,ase[ixo, disuse Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4ot
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Having purchased the
Grocery a n d Crockery
Business from Mr. C. N. +
Griffin, we will be plea"sed
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Telephone
Directory
EndAf.--In Rowick, on Jnnuary 16th, to
Mr. and Mrfi. J. W. Edgar; a son.
Mills*„v--TnTurnberry on January 10th,
to 3fr. and Mrs, Jetties Merkley: n daughter.
wit rt i[tix... do Morris, 011.14111111%17 Pith to
;Dir. and Mrs. John Wightman; a son.
MAARRIEII'
MCIIAB,e--llnmvre.--'At the residence of the
vary16 r father. .1 D. Bet. A.
Dobson,
Arroin R be ,
Man. to bile.) Jennie Brown, daughter of Mr.
Stephen Brown, 0th con. /lowick.
IlAr0rOtit-f.Alftn.--At the reidence of the
'bride's parentti by next. Er. Musser, on Ann.
art b,, ¥r. b„;.;ixvu Bricker to Miss Flossie
Laird.'both of Solviek.
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last at in hid nth ca on 1fhuaryr Yitli, Adorn
staff+, -'-In Tordwich on January 11th.
Sarah .7, 'Iffy gnlre, beloved wife of Calvin
Rogers, aged 61 years, 4i modths and `? darts,
wp .,ntMArr. -In Morris on January 1 'th,
bert
rt iathtfmaa, infant son of Mr. anti Mrs,
nra+rrr -In Whiteoh/itch, on Januar. bit1;,
1oraet 1t e, at[+d' IIn years Stine id
th aridt'0 days ee
q > rnrl roifct of the late Gey orge Peel,
THE
LITTLE
(EATON
Extended.
Now Will You Be Good ?
TWO LARGE STOCKS ADDED
The Bell Telephone Com-
pany of Canada is about to
publish a new issue Of . the
OFFICIAL TELRONltDIRECTORY
for the district of 'Western
Ontario including the TOWN
OF WINCHAM.
Changes of firm names,
changes of street addresses, or
orders for duplicate entries
should be handed in at once to
L. F. BINKLEY
Local Manager.
GAND TRUNK SYS EM
Cohait
NOW' IS THE TIME
TO GET
INTERESTED
but before doing 50 it is advisable
to personally visit this the greatest
Silver Mining camp ever discovered
that is so accessible.
Nall information as to tli8 best Gray
to reach Cobelt Grand "Prank Ticket
of toe or addre*i J. D. McDonald I).
1', A., Toronto, Ont.
Hanna . & Co.'s General Stock
�- AND --
Miss tittle's Millinery Stock
LINES WE SELL :
DRY GOODS
of all kinds
Ladies'
Ready -to -Wear
Up-to-date
MILLINERY
Smart, and to the taste
CLOTHING
Nothing but the best
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
Well, the boys all know
We solicit your trade
-farmers especially.
FURS
Largest stock in town; prices 'way down
Carpet, Curtains
etc.
Spring goods just arrived
GROCERIES
Fresh and new
Premium Sale
Now On
Linoleum and
Oilcloth
Good variety in pattern and quality
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/latter 25o. Eggs 25o. Potatoes 600,
Dried Apples
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The Biggest Bargains of
25% OFF
ALL OUR --
Men's Furnishings, Tweeds, Worsteds
Srnlrngs, Overcoatlngsa Every-
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EVERY $20.00 WORTH YOU BUY
WE GIVE YOU $5.00 BACK
And the same reduction all down the line. Our stock is all new and up to -
date, and comprises all lines of Men's Wear,. with the
exception of Shoes and Rubbers.
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i $2.25 Striped Pants, ready to wear..
2.00 Pants, tweed
1.50 Pants, tweed
1,00 Boys' Pants
3.00 Fancy Wool Vests with satin or
wool knitted backs
2.25 Fancy Wool Vests with knitted
backs
1.00 Fancy White Vests, in check
and stripe..
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lrwp ranging from $1 to $2, at 75c to
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House Coats, regular 7.00, for 5,25
" " 5.50, for 4.13
Fancy Eiderdown Lounging Robes.
regular 5.00, for
3.75
Underwear, Sweaters, Hats, Caps,
Gloves, Mitts, Suspenders,' Ties,
Umbrellas, Scarfs, Hose, etc., etc. '
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TAILORS
UNTIL THE END OF JANUARY EVERYTHING GOLS AT j OFF.
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mien Canal Commission, estimates the
actual total cost of the Panama Canal
at $300,000,000.
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MEETING OF THE HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council of t, e Corporation of the
County of Huro will meet in the
Council Chambe , in the Town of
Goderioh, on Tne;day the 28th day of
January, at 3 o'cl ok p. m.
All parties hay ng accounts against
the county are egnired to place the
same with the ► erk on or before the
27th.
W. LANE, Clerk,
Dated Jan. 13th, 1908.
LEARN DRESSMAKING.
IN A WEEK.
To enable all to learn we are placing teachers
in every six towns in Ontario. These lessons
teach how to cut, fit, and put' together, any gar-
ment from the plainest shirt waist suit, to the
most elaborate dress, you don't pay until you
are through and perfectly satisfied. This is the
aniy course in Canada that the whole family can
learn, by one member taking it up. We have
been in business for ten years and have
taught over 7,000, and guarantee to give $500
to anyone between the ages of 14 and 40, who
cannot learn. Beware of imitations as more than
one has been known to copy our advs. and even
claimed, where they were not known, to be the
inventor of this course. No adv, is genuine
without our $500.00 guarantee.
Head Office -Sanders' Dresacullin6 School,
Stratford, Ontario, Can.
Mrs. Wm. Sanders Inventor and Prop.
Our teacher, Miss Keith, will be at Exchange
hotel, Wingham,on Saturday, January 25th
from 10 a. m. untityeth p. in. showing how this
course is taught and enrolling pupils. Anyone
wishing to learn, be sere to see her at above
date. Glass commencing in Wingham follow'
ing Monday.
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NOW OPEN
ENTER ANY DAY tri
Winter Term in all departments of r
the Central Business College, To-
ronto, offers splendid chances for
spending a few months pleasantly
and profitably.
Twenty-five teachers. Catalogue
free. Write for it. W. all. Shaw,
Principal; E, R. Shaw, Secretary,
Tonga and Gerrard Sts., Toronto,
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When wanting a Stove, call at Young's Bio; Hardware and
see what he can show you at very low prices.
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Oak Heaters, coal or
Cast Ranges, t'
Steel Ranges,
Base Burners,
Wood Cook Stoves,
wood, from
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$ 8.00 to $18.00
20.00 to 45.00
25,00 to 45.00
15.00 to 45.00
7.00 to 29.00
Call and see for yourself that we have the right goods at right prices,
DOHERTY'S Stoves and Ranges Are Unexceiled
CASE CARVERS
PIE KNIVES IN CASE
BERRY SPOONS IN CASE
BUTTER KNIVES IN CASE
PICKLE KNIVES IN CASE
CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS
YOUNG'S BIG HARDWARE
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