HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-03-18, Page 8war, WINGti4M TIMES, MARCH xdt 11109
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.-•'lf'esterday
Vit« Patriok's d
Joseph
sold hisfarm i
his family to BI
—Nicholas
sohool teacher,
morning, Aged
Mr. Geo. 1
dress at a St.
Gorrie on Wed
—The annnf
Huron Teache
held at Exeter
From Mar
In interments
cemetery. 0f
-50 years of age
—•Ohie! of
Goderioh, who
house for the
cancer, died ea
—Miss 011v
graduate Ster
Business Celle
lin the office of
now,
—Mayor Gri
recently damn;
new line of bu
Boon as the w
plated.
—Mr. Chris,
in Turnbarry t
will take pos
Jobb, we and
into Winsham
CRESOLENE
A simple
SORB THR
They combine t
with the soothing p
rioe. Tour druggi
ismuro, Arose Co,
The Ladies'
A., will meet i
Mel er Black, i
at 8 80 o'eloc
quested to be p
Th'.G.E
visiting with
Gillies, at Tee
tends locating
left this week
—Mr. N. A
Tillsonburg w
Friday night 1
sfderabiy dame
Mr. Hewer is
Hewer, of this
—Mra. Oosfo
stook of millin
store in the Oh
randy to meet 1
this line oa an
advt, in anothe
)11 LOCALS.
Police
[water
for
a--Kev. Richard RAOlard, for many
years a prominent Methodist ns,inistelr,
P
died tit hie home in Orangeville, on
Saturday.
--Ralph Henry, eldesS son of sato
henry, agent Bell Telephone company
at Kincardine, died r3nddenly in the
office Friday morning, He was one of
Ktnoardme'e popular young men, and
well known in athletic. oiroies through-
out the district•
. The lowest priced tea not the
chew est. „ „
p Ergwtt Labe Salads
Tea at SOo per pours makes many •
more cups than en t sold at 25o per
pound. It is the ore Act only more
economical to use, but it is infinitely
score delicious.
—The telephone and eleotrio light
wires Dema in eontaot in part of Online
on Monday evening and as a result is
number of people were without lights
and some sixteen telephones were put out
of business. The breaks were repaired
P
on Tuesday morning.
—The change of advertisement for
B
A. Young & Go, came too late for in-
sertion In this issue. Anticipating the
needs of housecleaning season, the firm
announce low prices in pails. sornb
brushes, mops, oarpet beaters, step lad-
dere; also paints, varnishes, eta.
—Mrs. W. G. Gray. of Howiok, has 5
Ytake
fancy quilt, of She log cabin pattern,
which is made up of no fewer than
The
1,512 pieces. The pieoing and putting
together of this large number of patches
was for the most part done by Mrs.
Gray herself and has been a000mplished
within the past year.
The Women's Institute will meet
Thursday, March 25th, at 2.30 p. m., at
the home of Mrs. D. McDonald, P sauces
street. Subject, "Eggs and their food
valne." Apron patterns will be ex.
changed. Any member having a good
apron pattern is asked to bring it along.
Visitors welcome,
M, I. GILLESPIB, Seoretary.
USING. pURGA
INJURES
IES
THE HEALTH
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HINGt S FOR BARGAINS I WENP YOUR TRADE
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sae the tial of March—
F.,
M: Smith, who recently
n 'Turnberry Ilse moved
uevsle.
Nilson, London's veteran
passed away on. Monday
32 years.
>potton delivered an ad•
Patrick entertainment in
aesday evening.
a meeting of the West
re' Association will be.Sake
on May 20th and 21st.
oh ist, 1000, there were
made in the Kincardine
this number 46 were over
Archie Sands, of
has been confined to the
Sat year sniierin from
F• Y R
fly Tuesday morning.
a Gardner, who ie a
icgraphex of Win ham
g
ge, has taken a position
'Ills, s hn Joynt, Luck-
gory is having the store
;ed by fire fitted up and a
mess will be opened as
irk of repairing ie cam-
Jobb has sold hie farm
s Mr. AIex. Fergie, who
session this spring', Mr.
eratand, intends moving
.
ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
and effective remedy for
OATS AND COUGHS
a germicidal value of Cresolene
roperties of slippery elm and liar.
,t or fromus, 10cin Montreal.tastamps.
Auxiliary of the Y. M. O.
n the Assooiation rooms,
his (Thursday) afternoonCovrTEs,—In
k, All members are re.
resent,
(a}illiea, who has been
his brother, Dr. M. H.
[water for some time, in.
In Vancouver, B. O., and
the Western city.
Hewer's general store at
a9 damaged by fire ea
sat. The stook was con-
Ked by water and smoke.
a brother of Mr, J. W.
town,
rd is adding an excellent
ery in her fanoy goods
ishclm block and will bo
be wants of the ladies in
l after March 29th. Read
r column of this issue.
SP
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NG GOODS
CIIINIPLET
In the 3Fring a.
Tonle isNeeded—
But Not tra,rsli, Drastic
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Medletnes.
A spring medicine is all actual no.
oesaiay' to moatpeople bTetnre demands
it as an aid in oarrying off the impnri•
tier that have accumulated in the blood
dating the iadaox lite of winter t2►gnths.
But unfortunately thousands of people
who recognize the necessity fora spring
modiolus do not know what ie best to
and dose themselves with harsh,
griping purgatives. This is serious
mistake. Ask a doctor and he will telt
you that the use of purgative medioine
weskens,the system but does not o, -
d;cease. In the spring the esstam :ods
building up -,-..purgatives cannot , •this;
they weaken you still more. ' • e blood
should be made rich, red a , • pore—no
purgative can do this. ", • at ie needed
in the spring is to o, and the bash
tonic medical sole •e • as yet discovered
is D. Williams' ' • : Pals. Every dose
of this. medicine atatuaily makes new,
rich blood. This new blood strengthens
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every organ, every nerve, and every
part of the body. This is why they ours
headaches and baokaohee, rheumatism
and neuralgia, and a host of other
troubles that Dome from poor watery
blood. That is wh men and women who
Dr. VQilliams Pink Pills eat well,
sleep well, and feel bright, votive and
strong. If you need a medicine this
spring try this great reviving tonio, and
see the new life, new health and new
strength it will put into you. Sold by
all medioine dealers or by mail at 50
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, from
The Dr. Williams' Medioine Oo , Brook-
villa Ont,
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ABOVE WORD APPLIES TO OUR
LAWN N W STS. __.The first shipment in this line. to balls-.-
come in and see them.
.TEE
NEVV . SPRING , STOCK
And when we COMPLETE, that is EQUAL
LADIES' SPRING JACKETS.— season we have some
of the nattiest Jackets in right up to-the•minute styles and
at'sell•them quick prices --have a look,
say we mean our stook
TO IF NOT SURPASSING} ANYTHING EVER SHOWN IN
WINGiHAM 1 BEAUTIFUL GOODS 1 $IG VARIETY 1
LowBsT PRICES 1 And the best of all is, NO OLD
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Gingham, Prints, and Wash Goods in abundance and at popular
prices,
STOCK •�- NO DEAD TIMBER -- EVERY.
CLEAN- AND FRESH 1
A complete let range in the leadingcolors and
DRESS GOODS.— p e"
new weaves. We have the best range of Black Dress Goods
in town.
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EXTRA SPECIAL.-- Ten cases select Seeded Raisins,regular
15c package for 10e.
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WANTED,—Any quantity White Beans, Butter, Eggs, ' .Dried :;
Apples, Feathers, etc,
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THE VICTORIA SHOE FOR LADIES.
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Blouses o
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for the month of March •in the experience of this House. Row A
p do we accountfor it? Well, simply that the goods and trim. •
min a are the verybest,and theyare made and finished in the
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a best and latest styles known to the best designers in Canada and •
i New York. And the prices at which they are offered has a great :
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• deal to do with their rapid sale. Come in.. It will be a pleasure •
• for us to show them and quote price, w
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JouNsTo .—At winch= Hospital, on the
15th feat„ the wife of Mr, Nataniel Johnston;
9 daughter,
MaBvR�tEr.—In East Wawanosh, on the 19th
inat„ the wife of Mr. baronet MoBurney; a son.
Jonnswort.—In Morris, on the 18th inst., the
wife of Mr, Silas Johnston; a son.
Morris, on March 12th, John
Wesley couites, in hie lab year.=
Ba AD WIN: In Galt, on Marsh let, to Mr,
a sun rs. A. B. Bradwin, formerly of Blyth;
MQDOr nn.—In West Wawanosh, on March
9th, to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDonald; a
daughter.
M h 1st; to Bfr. and Mrs IV, lt aWeather
head: a daughter.
Pvavas,—In Kinloss, on March eth, to Mr.
and Mra. Kdwin Purves; a son.
MARRIED
Arxrexnnan—AmaTecis.—On Thursday,
March 4, 1909, at the residence of the bride's
Hague, 7Blancheia bort ° dough D eas c�aa
Armitage, Esq,, to Albert E. Alkenhead, M. D ,
Hensen, and formerly of Bluevale.
Dlnn
James Kirton, in his 9let veer.
SIRTO$,—In Turnberry, on March kith,GORDON
8vAw —In Brussels, on March Oth, James
Bhaw, aged 73 years and 5 days.
After a pastorate of twenty six years
in Devon Presbyterian . Church, the
citizen of Exeter could not let Rev. W.
M. Martin, B. D., retire without giving
him an evidence of their love and re -
spent. Nothing so popular has been
gotten up in Exeter before and certainly
a more ap in slnl banquet than that giv+
en in his honor was never attempted in
that plane. The opera house was gayly
decorated with flags, bunting and ap-
propriate designs, while the tables were
ant i Soers arranged One hands d none with
citizens participated and the various
speeches in response to the toasts were
witty and well delivered. The London
Harpers furnished the made, Mr.
Martin and familyare moving to Lon-
don.
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New Dress Goods--, •
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Prints, Gingbams, .dusiins, Lawns and Trimmings of every des-
w ori tion are here in abundance,and are pleasingour customers le
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• Curtain Material of the verylatest and best designs, •
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The ALBERT Shoe The ASTORIA, Shoe
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Best Groceries
For Men. For Men.
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g Fresh and clean always "oan. hand. The best , flavored, sweet. •
• est and cleanest Oat Meal always in stock. Try a package and i
• you will always use it. Highest prices paid for trade.
Highest trade prices
for
Butter
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and Eggs. Kindly bring batter in pound prints,
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Sole Agents
"Victoria"
Shoes
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for Ladies, "Albert" and "Astoria"
Shoes for Men.
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"Vamoose !" Get Out
FORCED OUT - CAN'T ST
These are the l'larching Orders. >
Skidoo! Slide !
A DAY LONGER.
And We Must _.Obey Thera
Amaralumalla
$10,000 WORTH OF GOODS IN 8 DAYS
SALE OPENS SATURDAY, MARCH 20th.
LAST DAY OF BUSINESS, MARCH 27th.
A clean sweep must be suede of everything in the store ! building has to be vacated by April la ! We have only a few days to finish up, so we are face to face with the fact that everything must be
ripped out and scattered to the people ! This the third and last sale of the Hanna Stock will be greater than any of the previous ones ! No reserve—no balf-way measures --no halting
between loss and cost 1 It's a " Regardless " Sale — were the losers and we're going to take our medicine without a squirm 1 A genuine clear - out ! The chance of a
' life - time ! Remember the date of the opening—MARC -I 20th! And don't forget that MARCH 27th ENDS IT ! !
THE SO MERCANTILE CO.ri. WINGHAM,ONT.
SPECIAL TO THE FARMERS..Generally speaking, a farmer will get an early lunch and conte to town. Now always in the afternoon We have about 4 times as much business as we can handle,
Therefore we snake the following offer Every out•oftown customer whose purchase amounts. to $5.0o we will give you a dinner' ticket at the Queen's Hotel ; fora $lto.00 purchase two
tickets, for a $r5.00 purchase three tickets, etc. We di this simply to get you to do your shopping' before one oclock. Add to this the fact that you get your purchases at less
than half price, and you calx easily see the advantage of laying in a big stock for the future.