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MINOR LOCALS.
--Maroh 12th.
-- OJTliioq Court to day,
Tgesday next—St Patrick's Day.
—Clinton Suring Show will bo held
ells April dud.
—There are several caws of smallpox
In Walkerton.
—Merchants report business brisk in
town last Saturday.
—Relief concert in the opera house
this (Thursdas) evening.
—tdr. 3?ied A. Lewis, piano tuner,
expecte to be in Wingham iu April.
-Court Maitland, Canadian Foresters,
aneets Friday evening of this week.
—Regular meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, Sons of Se:otlaud next Monday
evening.
—South Perth Conaervattves have
xtominated Dr. 1111 Steele. of Tavistook
for the Commons.
—Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Edgar. of How-
lolr, near Fordwieh, celebrated their
golden wedding on February 28th.
—Last Friday morning's storm tied
up traffic on the Palmerston Kincardine
branch of the G. T R for that day.
Coughs. colds, hoarseness, and other throat
ailments aro quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets. ten cents per box. .All druggists.
—Mr. Robt. Currie, jr., has installed
a patent blower in his blaoksmith chop,
'vrhichwill be a great convenience and c
saving of labor.
—If a pew G. T. R station is built at
'Clinton during the coming Summer, it.
will be built at the site of vi hat le known
as the Junction.
—Mr. John Nichol has purchased the
town park lots, near the cemetery from
Mr.. Rich. Porter and the estate of the
late Mr+. Kennedy.
—In last Saturday's issue of the War
Cry there appears a very good photo-
gravure of the members of Wingham
Salvation Army Band.
—The name of Mr. Justine Garrow,
of the Ontario Court of Appeals is being
mentioned in connection with the chair-
manship of the railway commission.
PERSONAL.
Dr. J. P Kennedy was in Toronto for
a few days this week.
Me. Fred. Rosh, of Toronto, is visit•
ing l,is parents sod friends in town.
Miss Lucy Saunders, of Strathroy is
visiting with her brother* Mr. R. E
Sauuders,
Mrs. A Bennett, of Luoknow, has
returned house after spen,'.i.ng a couple
of weeks with Mrs. Wm Armour.
Mr. David 141 is attending the annual
meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge of
Ontario West, in Mount Forest this
weak,
Rev. T. S Boyle is in Toronto this
week attending the meeting of the
Grand Circle of the. Canadian Order of
Horne Circle.
Miss Ellen Coulter, of Ripley, arrived
in town on Monday to take a Commer•
oial course at the Wingham Business
College.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Barber aocom-
pauied by their daughter Florence,
visited tbeir daughter, Mrs, R. D.
Mason, at Kincardine, during the week.
Miss Pearle L imont, of 391 William,
street, London, left on the 4th inst., for
Port Arthur, having acoepted a position
as head milliner in a large t tore in that
plape.
Rev. Wm. Lowe, of London was
shaking hands with old " Wingham
friends on Tuesday while on his way to
attend the Orange Grand Lodge meet-
ing at Mount Forest.
Mr. John Terriff, a former resident of
Wingham, who has for the past few
years been living in Cornwall, has so-
oepted a position with the Bell Furni-
ture Co. of Southampton and has re-
moved to that place.
—The TIMES will next week contain a
special article on the work of the Ont-
ario Agricultural. College. Time is too
limited to prepare the article for this
issue.
—Get your sale Mlle printed at the
Trues office. Free notice given in the
{raper when bills are printed here. Be-
sides, with our improved facilities, we
can almost print them white you wait.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLEh
A simple and effective remedy for
EOR$ THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene
with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lice.
rice. Your druggist or from us, 10c in stamps.
S.s:rturo, Mimes Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 401
—Mr. Robt. Corrie, sr. had the
experience on Sunday evening last of
his horse leaving him in a pitch hole,
wear Zetland. The horse broke loose
from the cutter and came home.
—The many friends of Mrs. Geo.
Spotton will be sorry to learn that she
underwent a serious operation in the
WIngham hospital on Monday. We
are pleased to report that Mrs. Spotton
-• as now improving.
A remarkable operation is said to
have been performed in Germany re-
cently, by which a bullet was taken
from a man's heart, the hole sewn up,
and after three weeks the patient left
the hospital entirely cured.
—Mrs. Wm. Armour and family de-
sire to thank the citizens' of Wingham
for the kindness and sympathy extended
to them during their recent bereave-
ment; also for the many beautiful floral
tributes from friends and acquaintances.
—The Ladies' Aid Society of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church will
bold an Irish social in the lecture room
of the church, next Tuesday evening,
nth inst. A goodfprogram is being ar-
ranged and refreshments will be served.
—When the Supreme Court of Inde-
pendent Order of Foresters meets in
June it will ratify an increase in rates,
and a re. -scaling of charges to membera
dating prior to 1899 that Will materially
affeot the great bulk of the 260,000 mem-
bers of the order.
—The consumption of tea
inoreased from 1?2 mill'
1740 to 117 milli • po
to 246 million
England
pounds in
s in 1870 and
ads in 1907. In
OAnada, eince the introduction of "Sal -
sada" Tea, the consumption of tea is
inoreasih+q in a like ratio.
WEIGHED FOUR POUNDS
WHEN FOUR MONTHS OLD.
Moat of the sickness that comes to
s andone hip
babies young children is due to the
stomach or bowels being out of condition.
It ie then that they aro eros eevieh
and upset the Whole hoose d. These
are troubles thatBaby' Own Tablets
always cure prornpt'
Here is proof:
Mrs. J. Ste art, erten, Ont , Saye:
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M little i lyes so badly that g y at
the age ofjfour months she weighed four
and a half pounds. Her stomach was
badly out et order, and although the
doctor treated her he did not help her.
Then 1 got Baby's Own Tablets and
right from the first they helped her and
now she enjoys perfect health." If
your little one is ailing try Baby's Own
Tablets—always do good; cannot do
harm. Sold by medicine dealers or by
aka At k'o a box from the Dr. Williams
ledlotate Oo., Breoktritle, Ont.
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD.
Cornelius Epp, a steamship agent and
broker, was arrested in St. Louis on a
charge of stealing 820,300 from a Gall
Dian at Winnipeg.
But a few minutes were required to
transact the business of the Pablio
School Board on Tuesday evening.
There wore present Chairman Hall and
Trustees Kerr. Moore, Lloyd, Isard and
Ross. The account of Miss S. Farqu-
harson, $2 50, for two days teaching in
Miss Reynolds' room, also the salaries
of the teachers and officers for February
were ordered to be paid.
Principal Musgrove suggested the ad-
visability of having two outei3e doors to
the basement, instead of one, as at pre-
sent, and Trustee Kerr was appointed to
look into the matter and report.
The report of the Principal showed
the following attendance for Feb-
ruary :—
Dept
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Boys
22
20
17
26
26
18
37
166
Girls Total
31 56
22 42
30 47
17 43
22 48
27 45
25 62
177 343 296
Avg
47
39
42
43
39
47
NEWS„NOTES.
The Dominion Government will be
asked to out a Canadian channel in the
Detroitl River.
Three miles below Welland 350 feet
of the east bank of the canal has .slid
into the water,
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE.—Peas, barley,
and a new variety of oats; also goose
wheat, at T. A. MILLS', Wingham.
A mutiny of prisoners took place in
the Winnipeg jail and tbe guards had a
seyere fight to overcome the gang.
East Middlesex Conservatives nomin-
ated Mr. Peter Elson for the Commons
and Mr. G. W. Neeley for the Legis-
lature,
The first detachment of Salvation
Army immigrants arrived at Vancouver,
and all found places, including sixty
women.
Dr. Warren White, a well-known
physician of Hamilton, is dying from
blood -poisoning, contracted during an
operation, •
Two hundred men employed on the
Canadian end of the Detroit River tunnel
have struck for three dollars a day of
eight hours.
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at
McKibben's drug store, Monday, Maroh
30111. Hours: 12 a ru. to8p.m, Glasses
properly fitted.
A recent British estimate le that $75,.
000,000 le annually spent by cigarette
smokers in the 'United Kingdom for
the "oonn nails,” $45,000,000 for pipe
tobacco, and $5,000,000 for Cigars, it ba•
ing caloulated,that 80A; of the risen, and
20% Of the women, Use tobacco.
Wm. Beech and wife, the liret white
settlers east of Ohorohill river, arrived
at Gimii, Man., on Thuraday, haviog
travelled 1,100 miles by dog train.
Thomas. Anderson, chief trader of the
Hudson's Bay Company in Mackenzie
disttiot, died while ou his way out. hav-
ing retired from the oompany'a eervioe.
Mr. Edward Brown, leader of the
Liberal party in Manitoba, during the
last general election, prediots that leoal
option will carry in every municipality
in Manitobe except Winnipeg, Brandon
and Portage la Prairie.
Unable to get out through narrow
and half olosed doors one hundred and
sixty children were burned to death
within a few feet of safety at the Public
school at North Oollinwood, a suburb
of Cleveland, Ohio.
A Western editor has solved the prob•
tem of "how to keep the boys on the
farm." Answer: "Have plenty of girls
on the farm and the boys won't go
away." Now the only question is how
to keep the girls on the farm.
A charge of cruelty to animals will
be preferred against a farmer living
near Chatham, who is said to have
starved several cattle belonging to a
Chatham man. The farmer was to get
so much per head for wintering them,
but failed to feed them.
Richard Lindesy, of Tweed, Ont.,
has been committed for trial, charged
with criminal neglect, which resulted
in the death of his wife and her newly -
born twin babies. While on an errand
for the doctor Lindsay became intoxi-
cated and forgot all about it, and before
help came both mother and children
were dead,
Warry Charles, one of the riohest and
most influential Chinamen in Boston,
Mass.,,, was, with eight other of hie
countrymen, found guilty of murder in
the first degree. They all belonged to
the notorious "hatchmen" and were
convicted of four menders, which had
arisen from a long- standing fend be-
tween the two Tongs or Chinese so-
cieties.
Expelled from Manitoba Agricultural
College for bartioipating in the hazing
which was the subject of considerable
comment at the time, John S. McIn-
tosh, a student who came from Derby
shire, England, about a year ago, com-
mitted suicide at Winnipeg shortly
after. • McIntosh had disappeared after
being expelled and had not been seen
since last Wedueeday. His dead body
was found in the attic of the college o
Sunday last.
BORN.
Tuun—In Wingham, on March 0th, to Mr
and Mrs. Tutt; a son.
In Meinorium
DONOVAN.-1n loving .remembrance of the
late Cornelius Donovon, who died in WesWt
andaffectionate brother lOGone but not for
gotten. Mr. and Mrs. D. Donovan and family.
CANADIAN HOME CLES
Wingham Cire1� ea. 434
Meets First Friday 'n kaoh month, at 8
p. m.. in hall in Chislr Block. Candidates
for cheap, reliable ins nee solicited. Ask to
see our rates off an member or officers.
Ladies accepted at same rate as men.
REV. T. S. BOYLE, GEO. E. COOPMAN,
Leader. Recording Secretary
W. J. W YLEs, Financial becretary.
■tel WANITE
Mika
to hear from owns having
A GOO FARRMV.T
r ape Not nrtie arnboutlocatioii.
Ifor a P,
Please give price and description, and
reason for selling. State when posses-
sion can be had, Will deal with owners
only.
L. Darbyshire, Box 984, Rochester, N.Y
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SPRING TERM OPENS
April 1st
CEN`IRAL9
ITi�G�G�%l�:•�'
STRATF'ORD. ONT.
Thoroughness is the key -note of
this institution. Our school stands
for what is highest and beat in busi-
23050 education, We have three de-
partments —Commercial,
e-partments—Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphic. Our graduates
always ettceeed. If interested get
our free catalogue.
ELLIOTT i& *LACHLAN'
PRINCIPALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Sealed tenders will be reoeived by th&
underalgned up to the 20th of Maroh,
1908, for the erentlon of a new school
building in S.S.. No 7, East Wawanosh,
six miles from Belgrave, Material of
old building to be need in new one.
Plans avd speoifioations can be obtained
from the undersigned. The lowest or
any tender not neoessarily acoepted.
WM. ROBINSON,
Marnoch P. 0
1897,
claims
of
1 County
on
1907,
doliver
executors
the
nam.
statement
the
them
day
the
entitled
claims
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NOTICE TO CR
DITORS,
scant to R. S. O.
1 persons having
r obert Scott, late
swanosh, in the
-ceased, who died
f December, A.D.
est prepaid or t0
olicitor for the
d, on or before
A.D. 1008, their
tions and a full
their claims and
if any) held by
t after the, said
t d to distribute
.long the parties
aid only to the
en have notice.
nary A.D. 1008.
' A NS'l ONE
' Ingham. 1'. 0.
for for Executors
Notice le hereby given pu
Chap. 129, Sea. 88, that .
against the estate of
the Township of East "
of b.uron Fax riser, d
or about the Fourth day
are required to send by
to the undersigned
of the said deceas
brxteenth day of March,
8, addresses and descri
of particulars of
nature of ti e security
duly cert Sed, and th
the lsxecnto, s will proc
assets of the deceased
thereto, having re
of which they shall
Dated this 11th day of Feb
R.
SI)lic
1897,
claims
late
County
on
A
or
the
the
names,
statement
the
them
the
assets
titled
of
NOTICE TO CR
DITORS.
snout to R. S. 0.
1 persons having
a argaret Tumoth,
echurch, in the
eased, who died
day of Januaay.
d by post prepaid
ned Executor of
ed, on or before
A. P. 1008, their
ptions end a full
their claims and
(if any) held by
after the said day
to distribute the
g the parties en-
only to the claims
notice.
A 1). 1008.
VAI7STUTE.
Wingham, P. 0.
Executor.
Notice is hereby given pu
Chap. 129, Sec. 38, that
against the estate of
of the Village of Wh•
of Bruce. Widow, d
or about the Eighteenth
D. 1908, are requ red to se
to doliver to the undersi
Estate of the said decea
Sixteenth day of Murch
addresses, and desc
of particulars of
nature of the security
duly certified, and th t
Executor will pre ceed
of the deceased am..'
thereto, having rera d
which he shall then hav
Dated this 19th day of F bruary,
.
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One trial of our
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handle the best
market.
Also, a full line
Groceries.
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Tame About
Your Annual Sales, your Clearing
Sales, your Slaughter Sales, your
Going-ontef-Bnsineas Sales, your
Stock Reduction Sales, and your
I
Stook • Taking Sales —• but we can
meet them all.
Just a few quotations :
Tomatoes, per can 10
Corn, 3 cans for 25
Petis, 8 Cans for 25
Pumpkin, 3 cans for 25
Wax Beans, 3 Cana for 25
Snnlight Soap, 0 bars for 25
Tillson's 5 -lb premium packages
Oatmeal 25
20.11�pails Goldenette Pure Cane
1 .00
to -ib pails Goldenetto Pure Cane '
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and other lines at equally low prices.
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Opposite new Bank of Oommeree
PHONE 113.
Huron County
Spring Stock Shaw
Clinton, April 2, 1908
Entrance Free, Admission
Free. $600 in Prizes.
HORSES.
Ciydcsdalea
1st 2nd 2rd
Stallion, 8 years and over $10 $0 $2
" 2 years and under 0 4 8
Shires
Stallion, 3 years and over 10 6 2
" 2 years and under 0 4 2
Percheron
Best Percheron stallion 10 5
Hackney
Stallion, 3 years and over 6 4 2
. y ears and under 0 4 2
Heavy Draughts.
Brood Mare, registered 2 yrs & over. 6 4 2
" 'rising3'years 5 3 2
" rising 2 years 5 3 2
G elding 8 yeara and over 5 8 2
G elding rising 2 years 8 6
Team in harness
Family of 3 colts of 1007 6 4
Agricultural
Team in harness,./at prize, cultivator
value $40, donated by 1't os, Murphy
agent for Deering Mfg, Co 5
Brood Mare 3 years and over 1st prize
silver cup valued at $12, donated by
Molsons Bank 4
F Ily or Gelding ruing B years 4 3
Filly or Geluing rising 2 years4 3
General Purpose
Team in harness 1900 lbs. and under8 4
Roadsters
Stallion 1534 hands and over 10 5
under 151 hands 10 6
Carriage Horse in harness, equip,
went considered 0 4
Roadster Horse in harness, equip-
ment considered 6 4
Carriage Team in harness 6 4
Roadster Team in harness 6 4
Saddle Horse 4 8
Jumping over Hurdles 8 4
CATTLE.
Short Horns
Bull 3 years and over 8 5
Bull years and under 5 8
Bull 1 year and under 5 3
Cow 8 years and over 5 3
Heifer 2 years 5 3
Heifer 1 year 4 2
Ages to date from September 20th
Herfords
Bull 2 years and over 5 3
Hull 1 year and under 6 3
Cow 3 years and over 5 3
Heifer under 2 years 6 3
Polled Angus
Bull 2 years and over 5 3
Ball 1 year and under 6 3
Cow B years and over, 5 3
Heifer under 2 years 5 8
Dairy Cows and Fat Cattle
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
8
2
2
2
1
Dairy Cow any age and breed 5 3
Fat Heifer, age considered 8 2
Fat Steer, age considered 3 2
2 Stock Steer 3 years and under 3 2
2 Stock Heifers 3 years and under3 2
Sweepstakes
Best Male any age
Best Female any age
Best 3 of any breed 2years and under
with bull $SDiploma
GRAIN AND SEEDS
Fall Wheat any variety
Bag Michigan Amber, prize donated
by Jas. Fair, bag of Fair's famous
flour IF F F L')
Oats, Black
Oats, White
Barley, two rowed
Barley, six rowed
Peas
Timothy
Clover Beed
3
3
8
3
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3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
POTATOES.
Potatoes, any early variety 3 2
Potatoes, any late variety 3 2
JAS. SNELL, JAS. FAIR. J. W. SHAW
President. Treasurer. Secretary.
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One Way
Colonist
Excursions
To the West
Commencing Feb. 29th and con-
tinuing daily until April 29111, 1908.
To the following points:—
Vancouver, B. C.
Spokane, Wash. jj $47.76
Seattle, Wash.
Portland, Ore.
San Franoisco. Cal. } $47.80
Los Angeles, Cal.
Mexiao City.—$47.80
Tickets also sold to other certain
points in proportion.
Full information may be obtained
from Wm. Henry, Depot Agent.
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LITTLE EATONI
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TO LET YOU KNOW WHAT'S DOING
IN OUR RESPECTIVE DEPARTMENTS
ladies Men's
Ready-to-fear Department
For spring, 1908, in Coats, Skirts
and Suits, was never shown in such
variety of styles, oloths and work-
manehip, having the exclusive lines
of splendid fitting Roger Garments,
of Toronto; also The Hart Mfg. Co.'s
Speoialties, Skirt Mfrs. The Ladies
of Wingham and vicinity can only
appreciate our goods, our efforts,
hence our results. in bringing to-
gether the best of many manufac-
turers' lines.
Please consider the convenience
and satisfaction which our Altera-
tion Department means. Gar-
ments purchased here are altered
free of charge and guaranteed satis-
faotory.
DRESS FABRICS
In the very newest weaves oom-
prising' Voiles, Eoltennes, Broad-
cloths, Venetians, Lustres, in plain
and fanoys. Dress ends, exolustve
design and color for each customer.
SHIRT WAISTS
In Silk, Mnile, Lawn and Muslin
all new, no old stook, latest designs,
and they fit.
COLLARS AND BELTS
Special attention will be paid to
ladies' furnishings, the smartest,
newest and daintiest, designs are
features which mark this department.
CORSETS
The essential points of corsets are
to obtain the most modern, those we
have which adds beauty and shape
to a lady's form.
MILLINERY
♦♦ Oar Milliner has just returnud
+ from London and Toronto with the
4 new designs shapes and ideas ob.
+ tained at the wholesale millinery
+ openings—surprises are in store for
f, the Ladies at the Little Eaton Mil-
l* Department this season, such
► as they have never seen before.
C Don't buy your spring hat until you
► see ours. They're swell.
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The Little Eaton's Gents' Fur- +
nlshings Department is again • out
for your spring trade and the lines
which we show are the newest, a:
smartest and nattiest ever show in 4
town, +,
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SPRING SUITS.t
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Why is it we do a large speoial
ordered tailored trade 2 Because we
have the goods, and what counts
more Dan give you. the• city touches
in square shoulder and Dollar which
only few in Canada can out. Seeing
is believing,come in and satisfy your-
self. We will show you the differ -
READY TO PUT ON
CLOTHING
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Our Spring Suits have again put in
their emarf appearance and who +.
don't know what The Little Eaton do
—we pay most partionlar attention +
to the main points, viz:—Flt should- 4'
or and collar, the cloth and pattern +♦''
are secondary considerations. Clothes ti
helps to make a man, we can help
some—try tie for your spring snit.
SPRING. SHIRTS
Never before was such a shipment
of Men's Ooloted Shirts brought into
Wingham at one time, 50 dozen
"Oresent Manufactured" Shirts now
compose our new spring stock. Oh,
the're swell and everyone guaranteed
to wash without fading.
SPRING HATS
Gents', were it, with the new styles
and shades, you know what we have
been, well were better than ever—
what we hav'nt got ain't made, see
-get your oady at "The LittleEaton."
SMALL NECESSITIES
Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Neck-
wear, Braces, Handkerchiefs, Under-
wear, eto., good values, Olean, up-to-
date designs, always mark our goods.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Is
In this department where we furnish your homes with, Carpets, Rugs,
C• Sgnares, Linoleum, Curtains, lane and tapestry, Comforters, Blankets,
Pillows, Shades, Poles, Drapes, and many other things which we specialize
on, therefore can do properly free of all extra expense. A trial will con-
vince. Thousands of dollars worth of the above lines have just arrived and,
t now we are alle to give you splendid selection and satisfaction,
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► Has been added to this department and we can give von prices at
wholesale and varieties so varied and numerous you actually get mixed.
Come in we want your trade and that of your friends --spring is Doming but
we're here first, and with the goods.
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