HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-03-12, Page 4New Toppers
New SprinA weight Overcoats
New Showerproof Goats
Ours are just a little better made, with a little more style and a
little better quality for the money, than you will see elsewhere.
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
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FOR THE LARGEST AN5 FINEST
selection of the following brand new goods, D. M. GORDON is always
in the lead. Yes, always in the lead in styles, quality and.prices'.
Why ? Because we understand where to buy, and when to buy, so
that we can give our customers the very best values obtainable in
the country, viz. :
DRESS GOODS—:u all shades, designs and textures. Special
attractloas in Blank and Colored Silks.
BLOUSES—Beautiful and extensive range of Blouses, in Silk, Fine
Lawns, and Mullins.
L<xes' ' Insertions Embroideries --see stock o f Fine
our immense
Laces, Insertions, Embroideries, etc., etc,
WINDOW CURTAINS_The Iargest and most complete
range of Window Curtains, in
Lace, and charming shades and designs in Madras Muslins. ;
PRIN'T'S—Very pretty Prints -the prices will please you,
GROCERIES—Pare and fresh -great valuea.
Please come in and see the goods; our description of them fails to
do them justice. .HIGHEST PRICES FOR GOOD TRADE,
D. M. GORDON.
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LISTOW ISG,
Fire which broke out at an early hoar
Friday morning totally dotl'oyed the
large sale stables of Mr, W. 0. It dd,
together with the contents, inoladiub
thirteen horses, many of thnu2 thorough-
bred sires, and sonic trotters of note.
Among the former was the famous
Oliver Wilkes Only one horse oc.t o°
fourteen was s recd. The origin of the
lire is unknown.
Do Tatar Ears Rimy
This is the beginning of Ohronio Ca-
tarrh, If not oboe/tea, the reeuit is
deafness. A simple remedy than many
physicians advide ie to slowly inhale
"Catarrho;,oao" a few times each day,
The soothing vapor of Oatarncczooe
cures the Catarrhal condition and hear-
ing improves at onoe, Head noises,
buzzing ears ars cured. For Catarrhal
deafness, throat, nose and lung catarrh
there is protaaly no remedy so efiioient.
esoitoweon.
The spirit of late James Brown of
this village passed on to spirit life
Thursday, February 27, in his 62nd
Year. He was a staunch Liberal and a
Sootohman, who emigrated from the
Old Land over fifty years ago with his
parents, who settled near Galt for a
time. The family then moved to the
113th con, of Howlett about forty years
ago., Mr. Brown was married to Miss
Brantigan thirty-six years ago add
shortly after eottled in Fordwich where
he and his family have resided eines:.
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Tour 29'orves are Weak.
You sleep badly, appetite is variable,
You eat but gain no strength. Morning
tiredness makes yon wish night would
come. When night comes refreshing
sleep is hard to obtain. You're run
down, your blood is thin and watery,
your nerves have grown weak, the
thought of effort wearies you. Yon need
Ferrozone; it makes blood, -red, strong
blood. An appetite? You'll eat every.
thing and d'gest it too. Strength?
That's what plenty of food gives. Per -
rezone gives hope, vigor, vim, endur-
ance. Use Ferrozone and get strong.
Results are quick--onre is lasting. All
dealers in 50ot boxes.
TE1''SWWAi,TE R.
Mrs. David Fairbairn, who for the
past four years made her home with
Mr. and Mrs. James Ra: ertson, Union
and Jane streets, died monday morning
of last week, after about a week's ill•
nese. Mrs. F,irbairn's maiden name
was Fulford and she was the second
wife of the late David Fairnbairn, a
Cairnes pioneer who died abont 35 years
ago. She leaves two sons and three
daughters: Mrs. James Robertson, of
town, Mrs. Paterson and Mrs. Langford
of Wiarton, James of Portage La Prairie
and W. H. Fairbairn, Toronto.
It has 'tilled IIundrede,
Strong purgatives have killed many a
good man. Coetivehess is bad -violent
oatharioa aro worse. If bothered with
stomach trouble or biliousness, try Dr.
Hamilton's .Pills. They are so mild you
oan soaroely feel their action, yet so
effective that the entire system is cleans-
ed of wastes. Dr. Hamilton's Pills move
the bowels gently, they tone the kid-
neys, assist digestion, olear the skin,
For those subject to colds, billiousness,
languor, there, is no batter medicine.
Try a 25c. box of Dr. Himilton's Pills,
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BRC1S.
Geo. Muldoon and George Keys ship
ped their two cars of horses per 0 P. R.
from Walton for the West last week.
We understand that the late Mins
Brakeman, formerly of Brussels, willed
$10 to the church debt and $150 to the
Women's Missionary Society of the
Methodist church here.
Mr. F, H. Gilroy has assumed his
duties as manager of the Metropolitan
bank here. Mr. Gilroy was teller when
the branoh was- opened here nearly five
years ago, and wilt be welcomed back in
his new and advanced position.
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Rapid changes of temperature are hard
on the tougke$t constitution.
The conductor, passing from the heated
inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature
of the platform --the canvasser spending an
hour or so in a heated building and then
walking against a biting wind—know the
difficulty of avoiding cold.
,Scoter Emulsion strengthens the
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111ONCR'A;F,
The 100 acre farm of Alex. McNay,
lot 1, con. 15, Elam, has been sold to
Wm. Struthers, of the same line, at
$6,8')0 Pare is a good one with cones
fortable blink house, bank barn, &c,
It is 17 years since Mr. MaKay bought
it, He purposes going West ani will
hold an auction sale of farm stock, &o ,
on Friday, March 20th. Mr. Struthers
sold his farm to Jas. aicEenzis, whose
property adjoined it, so will take pas -
session of Mr. McKay'e farm about
April let. The latter and his family
will move to Monkton in the meantime
Many old friends in this locality will
regret their removal.
%ESTRYEr,o.
Mrs. John Sowler was visiting her
mother, Mrs. Rowden, at Goderich for
a few days last week.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. T. H.
Taylor, sr., is very poorly at present.
We hops she may soon be able to be
around again,
We are glad to know James Nicking.
bottom is able to be around again atter
being contiued to the house for some
time.
Miss Christina McClinton was visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Morrish, of Goder-
iob, last week.
Rev. W. A. Smith, of Dungannon
preached educational sermons in the
Methodiet churches on this circuit last
Sunday.
MORRIS.
G Mills and wife, of Tottenham,
were guests of W. and Mrs. itsbb, 6th
lino last week.
George Manning is home from au
extended visit with relatives at Flesh•
ertou, Grey Co,
Aroh. Kerr, 3rd line, received word
of the death of hie brother-in-law In
Woodstock. Mr. Kerr attended the
funeral,
A 23;" weeks' oid lamb belonging to
John R Ball, 6th line, weighed 21
pounds. It is a good one and will be
hard to beat.
The stone school 2nd, line, was closed
for a time on acoount of the illness of
Miss MacEwen, daughter of the teacher.
The young Iady had been recovering
from the measles when pneumonia set
in, and the case booams critical.
6t' ROXETER.
Laing Bros. are now in charge of the
grocery business they recently parches-
ed from A. H. Rae.
Miss May Harris, who has spent some
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Geo.
1larris, left last week for her home in
Saskatoon.
A vary pretty wedding tock place at
the home of W. M. and Mrs. Robinson
on Wednesday, Feb. 26th, when their
eldest daughter, Miss Mary Kathleen,
was united in the holy bon.is of mates
mony to J R. Wendt, jeweler of this
place, in the presence of a few immed-
iate relatives and friends. Rev. T. H,
Farr, of Gerrie, performed the cern-•
mony. The bride was beautifully gown-
ed in Indian mull, trimmed with tucks
and lace, wore a pearl brooch, the gift of
the groom, and carried a brayer book
and wag unattended.
Established zS79
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolelte is a boon to AsthnuiticS
Ts.ses it not seem Store effective to breathe in d
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy into tha stomach'?
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti.
septic is carried over the diseased surface With
every brS1lb, vis.• prolonged pal. 5921i1nt to i
bent. It is tnvaruable le i sothcrS with snail
chil iter.
Those era consumptive
tendency find immediate
£elief frons t,oughc or in.
fl-tttted conditions el the
throat,
Sold by druggists.
Send postal for booklet.
LrtslttG, nfit,rs Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mont.
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0.1a ENOCK.
Mr. T. E. Walker, the well-known
oattle dealer, has bought a hundred acre
farm near Toronto, about a mile north
of Cooksv:lle and will move on to it this
spring. He expects to dispose of his
present farm north of Riversdale in the
near future and is having an auction
sale on the 19th, Mr. Walker thinks he
got a great snap in his purchase near
Oooksvilie-one hundred aores, good
land with modern buildings and well
fenced for $6,750.
Doctors Fear Tonsilitte Outbreak.
Handreds of oases are rep'rted. If
your throat is irrit• bis and sore, gargle
it three times daily with Nerviline and
water. Then rub the throat and ohest
vigorously with Nerviline and put on a
Nerviline Porous Fleeter, Follow these
instructions closely and you will avoid
Tonsilitig, Bronchitis and Throat Trou-
ble of every kind, Hundreds are pre-
venting and oaring their colds by this
method and report it eminently satisfac-
tory. Both Nervitine Plasters and Pol-
sin's Nerviline can be had from any
dealer, 25 cents each.
ST, $ELENS.
Rev. Mr. Saunders is holding special
meetings every Wednesday afternoon in
the English Church here, during Lent.
Mr. Will Taylor, of Knox Co/lege,
occupied the pulpit in Calvin Church on
Sabbath last.
The Young People's Society of the
Presbyterian Churoh have decided to
stop using the textbooks and have a
Syllabus prepared.
Miss Bella MoOrostie and her brother
Will are visiting friends in Dresden.
Mrs. A. Gordon returned to her home
in Ann Arbor, on Saturday iast.
Miss Minas Rutherford spent Sunday
at her home here,
Miss Annie McKay, of Teeswater, is
visitidg Miss Marion MoPhoreon at pres-
ent.
COLROSS.
Council mot on Monday, Marob tad,
as per motion of adjournment of last
meeting. Minutes of last meeting were
read and sustained.
Kuntz-Ballagh-That a bylaw be
introduced at next sitting of Council
fining the compensation for Statute
labor unperformed at the rate of one
dollar per day. Carried.
Jao, Colvin, V. S., appeared be-
fore the Board claiming damages for
horse thatwns injured whendriving on
the roads.
Falconer-Ballagh-That E G. Kuntz
investigate the claim of J. M. Colvin
with regard to damages snetained by a
supposed defect in culvert and report at
next meeting of Council. -Carried,
Falooner-Ballagh -- Whereas there
has been complaint made that a dam has
been made an the first sideroad, Con. 7,
that E. G. Kuntz be authorized to in-
vestigate the matter and to have the
dam removed if he thinks it necessary.
-Carried.
Kuntz -Falconer -That the clerk ad-
vertise for a road machine operator,
and a person to make cement tile; Seal-
ed tenders to be in by next meeting of
the council, -Carried.
Falconer- 13aptiet - That the by-law
for appointing pathmasters be given the
usual reading, passed signed and settled,
Carried.
Kuntz -Falconer--That the Clerk no-
tify all pathmasters, poundkeepera and
fenceviewers of their appointment by
letter, enclosing declaration for ex,.
cation.- Carried.
The following aoc conte were passe; ;
Municipal rtOrld, 6 oopies anti supplies,
$9 29; Hospital for Sick Children, Tor-
onto, $:i; County Hespital, Walkerton,
sit,i '4100 & Ewitg, scikes aha nails,*
$3 30; Leslie Bow, weak on gravoi ?0a?f
/i bo i 1 ngieleer'S fees re Ballagh and
other dfalii , $43 i361 Chas. Button, fees,
13allsgh and ether drains( $4,60.
Council then ad;iotirtS1 to Meet twin
on Mondairi MondayApril 6t1)c
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We are ready to serve you promptly with
anything in
Ladies' New Spring Coals
and Skirts
Now displayed on SECOND FLOOR. Every garment
Correct in STYLE and PRICE.
Each garment is perfectly designed and made specially for
us, and the workmanship is of the highest standard. Tbis
DEPARTMENT has shown great PROGRESS and is now
one of' the most important in our BU31Nla$S and we feel
confident that the display we are making this season will
lead to still greater success.
We extend a cordial invitation to all our friends to call and
see the full collection.
WANTED. -Large quantities Batter, Eggs, Dried Apples and Potatoes.
11. E. Isard & Go.
PHONE 68.
WINGHAM.
WINTERS FOOTWEAR
TO BE CLEARED OUT !
Our January Shoe -Fly Sale cleared oar shelves of a
lot of good Footwear, and our customers were well
pleased with the values. We still have a large stock
of' winter wear for men, worsen, boys and girls,
which positively must go, and we'll 'cake the price
so low that it's bound to move 'em.
1 R. JOHNSTON - Shoe Dealer
g Bargains in Furniture
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WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE.
Bedroom Suites, bevelled glass 18 x 22 in dresser,
as low as - - $11 00
Special Prices in Parlor Suites and Couches.
We need money very badly, and will give Big
Bargains ! ! !
SEE ADV'T NEXT WEEK 10R PRICES.
Jas. Walker & Go.