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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-05-06, Page 5TUN WINGIIAM TIMES, MAY 0 :1909 PEABODYS' UNION MADE AMERI E GOODS MANUFACTURED' 1N For Salo by McGee Camphell A CASH GUARANTEE For every button that comes off one of our RAILROAD KING OR MECHANIC KING OVERALLS, we will give you 10 cents, and for every rip in a seam we' will give you a quarter of a ` dollar, within 30 days from date of purchase. cGee Campbell CLINTON. The root of the varnishing department 01 the Doherty Organ and Piano Come piny was blown off about midnight by the strong gale which passed over this district. A. large plate glass front in the store (templed by R. A. Downs, merchant tailor, was also blown in and completely destroyed. Other damages were also reported, each as telegraph and telephone poles having been blown down. ROWICK. Mr. A. Hamilton, a prominent lawyer who at one time practiced is Palmer- ston, and later held a Government position in the west, Dame home to Ontario for his health. While visiting in the township of Howiok, some four miles out of Harriston, ho left the house on Wednesday evening of last week presumably for a walk. He did not return, however, and a searoh was made for him, but to no avail. His body was found next day in the river about dinner time. The remains were interred in the Palmerston cemetery. The unfortun- ate man was about forty years of age, Miss De Leon, the dancer, was sen- teneed to eight days in jail at Montreal for giving an immoral exhibition. An appeal was entered, and she was releas- ed on bail. "Why 1 Recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills The Particulars of a Remarkable Cure Told by a Presby- terian Clergyman—T Sufferer Brought Back from Death's Doors. BELGRAVE. Mrs. Robertson, of St. Augustine was visiting with her daughter, Mrs. D. Tisdale. Wm. Geddes, 3rd line of Morris, de- livered six hogs to O. Johnston that netted him $99. Last Thursday Messrs. Geo. Spotton and H. B. Elliott, of W ingham were in the village in the interests of the North Huron Telephone Co. They report the stook of the company selling well and many people in this section have signi- fied their willingness to put in tele- phones. We hope to see the rural telephones in working order within the next few months. St. Andrew's Manse, Cardigan, P. E. I., Jan. 1908. Though I have never been siok my- self, and have not had ooeasion to nee Dr. Williams' Plnk Pills, I thought you ought to know of the remarkable owe they have wrought in 1>1r. Olding'e 0a8$. During a visit to my home in Meri gomtsh, N. S , some years ago, I wee grieved to find our next door neighbor and friend, Michael Olding, very low. "He is not expeotod to live," my moth- er informed me, "And you must go over and see him as he is liable to pass away at any moment." "Not ex- pected to live," that was the opinion not only of the doctor who attended him, but of his wite and family as well. Upon visiting him myself I fennel abundant evidence to confirm their opinion Mr. Olding had for years been af- filiated with asthma and bronchitis, but now a complication of diseases was ravishing his system. He had been confined to hie bed for months and was reduced to a skeleton. Though evident- ly glad to see me, he conversed with the greatest difficulty, and seemed to realize that it was the beginning of the end. He was daily growing weaker; his feet were swollen to twice their natural size, and the cold hand of death was npou his brow. "It's no use," he said feebly, "the doctors medicine is not helping me and I am going down rapid- ly." I prayed with him as for a man soon to pass into eternity, and when 1 took his hand in parting it was the last time I expected to see him in the flosh. Three years later while on another visit to my mother's Michael Oldine was seemingly in better health than 1 had ever seen him, for, as I said, he MORRIS. Counoil will meet next Monday. Tho Truss to January lst, 1910 for 50 cents. Policeman Oaldbiok, of Cobalt, was here on a visit to the parental home. Miss Gertrude Duncan, 4th line, and Mies Gertie Ewan, of Brussels, were visiting at Blyth and locality' laet week. Mrs. E. Sellers, 2nd line, entertained a few of her neighbors to an oyster supper on Friday night, April 23rd, prior to the going of G. W. Tnrvey to the West on Tuesday of this week. An enjoyable time was spent. Musical selections were played on the gramo- phone by Issao Jewitt. The company dispersed thanking Mrs. Sellers for her kind hospitality. The Guelph Ministerial Association has passed a resolution condemning large hats worn by women, and re- questing that they be removed in church. -�-•� ,0101.. Not Strinria.siate Ayer's Sarsaparilla does not stimulate. It does not make you feel better one day, then as. bad as ever the next. It is not a strong drink. No reaction after you stop using it. There is not a drop of alcohol in it. You have the steady, even gain that comes from a strong tonic and alterative. We wish you would ask your doctor about this. He knows. Trust him. Do as he says. . c. A •r co., Lowell. Mass. What Doyer's doctors recommend them? long? Liver Pills. How have yourthown been doctorsold? and find out. 4444444+++++++++4 4444+4444 4444444444444444+++++444.4 + Phone 70. Prompt Delivery. Highest prices paid for all kinds of produce, + ♦ IHANNA'SE NEWS YVMVVVVVm0e/W10VWWo/WWd~/ + 4.1+ Ladies' Lawn Waists. had a'ways bion ailing. In a eer peration he had asked his wife to got him Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They soon began to help him. His appetite and strength began to improve, and to the aotnnishnient of his family and friends he rapidly regained hie health. Now, though the burden of well nigh four snore years is upon him, he is able to do a fair day's work, and is in the enjoyment of good health, even the asthma has oeaeed to trouble him as in former years. Do Your Ears Ring? This le the beginning of Ohronio Ca- tarrh. If not checked, the result is deafneos. A simple remedy that many physicians advise is to slowly inhale ' 0atarrhozone" a few times each day. The soothing vapor of Oaterrhozone cures the Catarrhal condition and hear - rug improves at once. Head noises, buzzing ears are cured. For Catarrhal deafness, throat, nose and lung catarrh there is probably no remedy so effioient. WALTON. Following so olosely on the demise of his son the news of the decease of Thos. MoFadzean on Sunday, April 25th, oame with a great shook to the community. He had contracted a cold at the funeral on the previous Monday which develop- ed into pneumonia, which with other complications resulted in his death. His age was 76 years, 1 month and 22 days. Mr, MoFadzean was au old and well-known resident of the 17th of Grey and was moat highly respected for his integrity and his outspoken candor. He had prospered in the things of this world but while doing so was not un- mindful of the life beyond. In politics he was an earnest Liberal and in church relationship a loyal Presbyterian. He is survived by his wife, three sons, James, (councillor of Grey) Wm. and .Robert, and one daughter, Mrs. Wm. Shortreed, Morris. Ladies' Waists for warm days. The best of the season's styles, ♦ '♦ beautifull3 made, fancy fronts, long sleeves; picked from the best money can buy; sizes 32 to 34; prices ranging from $1.00 to $3.50. • Muslins. 01v••••=e Mr. Olding h' self, as well as his neighbors an he writer of this letter, confidently relieve that his reeone from the vary awe of death—seemingly so minion! ..s—is due under the) blessing of o• to the timely and eontlnaous ns Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. REV. EDWIN SMITH, M. A. Mr. Olding himself writes:—"I am glad Rev. Mr. Smith has written you about my wonderful cure, for I confi- dently believe that if it had not been for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I would have been dead long ago It would be impossible to exaggerate the desperate condition I was in when I began to use the Pills. No one thought I oonld got better. I scarcely dared hope my- self that Dr. Williams' Piok Pills would bring me through, but they did and I have ever eines) enjoyed good health Though I am seventy-nine years old people are always remarking on how young I look—and I feel young. I can do a fair day's work, and I am better in every way than I had been for years. I minuet say too much in praise of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and I take every opportunity I can to recommend them to friends who aro ailing." i3ELSIORE. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Adams wish to thank their many kind friends who assisted them either by money or goods after their recent lose of nearly every- thing by fire at the Boundary Brick Yard. + How about your Summer Dress? We have many wash + fabrics of pretty design and pleasing patterns. Newest shades .t in Mulles. 2 Young Men's "Stylish Suits." We have a range of different styles that is equal to the best It Iran Billed Hundreds, Strong purgatives have killed many a good man. Costiveness is bad –violent oathartics are worse. If bothered with stomach trouble or billiousness, try Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They are so mild you can scarcely feel their action, yet so effective that the entire system is Olean• sed of wastes. Dr. Hamilton's one the move the bowels gently, kidneys. assist digestion, clear the skin. For those subject to colds, biliousness, langotir there. is no better medicine Try a 25c. box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. a♦ that can be bought; in grey, brown, blue and green sults; also the + • • finest selection in Gentlemen's Suitings at best prices. New Derby Hats for $2.00. • English and American; some like one; some like the other; Blacks, Browns, Greens and Black Fedoras. -t t -louse Furnishings. tralla. After living in that country for a number of years they returned to the Orkney Islands and some forty years ago Dame to Canada, settling first in Brantford and a few years later .acme and settled on the let line of Morris. Mrs. Spence was a woman beloved by a large circle of friends and her death leaves another blank among the pion- eers. She had for many years been a faithful member of the Bluevalo Pres• byterian ohnroh. She is survived by her husband, who, we are sorry to re• port is in very poor health, and two daughters, Mrs. A. MacEwen and Mrs. Henderson and ono son, Mr. John Spence. One daughter, Miss Annie Spence, died a few years ago. The bereaved have the sympathy of the com- munity. laROSSELS. Monday of last week, W. E. Dancan, who recently sold his barber business in town to John Elliott, purchased the tonsorial business of George Robertson, of Clinton, and will take possession in the near future. He will move his family to Olintou shortly. The house and lot ownod by Peter Ritchie, William street, Brussels, has been purchased by D. B. Moore, who will get possession in about a month. Pride is said to be $700. It is the inten- tion of Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie and family to move to the West where several sons are residing and where Mr. Ritohie is interested in real estate. A. M. McKay, recently of the hard- ware firm of McKay & Shaw, having sold out to his partner, purposes remov- ing to Chesley where he will be assooiat ed with the Chesley Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Co. He has been a resi- dent of this locality for a great many years and has taken a great interest in all that tended to the betterment of the community, The Presbyterian Church and Sabbath School will lose a faithful official and worker by his re- moval. He was also President of Brus- sels branoh of the Upper Canada Bible Society, and the local Lord's Day Alli- ance organization. Doctors Fear Tonsilitis Outbreak. Hundreds of oases are reported. If your throat is irritable and sore, gargle it three times daily with Nerviline and water. Then rub the throat and chest vigoronely with Nerviline and put on a Nerviline Porous Plaster. Follow these instructions olosely and yon will avoid Tonsilitis. Bronchitis and Throat Trouble of every kind. Hundreds aro preventing and caring their colds by this method and report it eminently satisraotory. Both Nerviline. Plasters and Poison's Nerviline oan be had from any dealer, 25o. eaoh. ♦ ♦ e + in + t 4 ♦ Wenvl invite everyone to come and inspect our Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums and Floor Oils. We have a nice variety to select from. + Groceries. The Grocery Department has our special attention. Pnone number 70, and leave your order, which will be delivered promptly. GREY. Thos. Jacklin,, Who bought the Bel- den den farm, Howiok boundary, had 1,167 trees tapped this year and manufactured 3,112 pounds of syrup, representing nearly 240 gallons. The 100 -acre farm, known as the Vod- den farm, lot 21, con. 5, was disposed of by Thos. Vodden, last week, to Lewis Heath, of Elma, for the sum of $5,000: The new proprietor gets possession at once. Last Sabbath afternoon the Sabbath School meeting in the school house of S. S. No. 3, resumed operations after the usual winter holiday. The people of the neighborhood evince no small interest in the Sabbath School which is to their credit. AAANNAAM AAMOAIeI AAAAAAAAAA • HANNA & CO • ♦ Ho was a Presbyterian P b t in church tela Tuesday of last week Joseph Oster, a well known resident of the Oth con., answered the 'summons of his Creator and he passed away from his earthly home, in his 65th year. He had been poorly daring the past year with Brights' disease but was only in bed two weeks. The announcement of his de- cease was a great surprise to many. Deceased was born in Vaughan town- ship and was married to Mary E. Hunt- er, (who died on September 9th, 1907) about 40 years ago and is survived by one son, Fred, and a daughter, Miss Laura' both at home. Walter and Joe are deo-eased, Thos. and Aaron Oster, of Vaughan, are brothers of the subject of Ode notice and Mrs. Keys, of Wooed. bridge, and Mrs, McDougall, of Toronto, are eiders, Mr. Oster was of a quiet tarn who attended closely to his own affairs and enjoyed the respect of the community who will regret his demise. -her husband left early in life for Aus• ++♦+++++±+;#,1014++++4+ iii1.44i++++44+,114,.644.44.+4,0§#4• +-1:1.44i++++44+,114,.644.44.+4,0§#4• tiondhip and a Conservative is politica, One of the most welcome among the many exchanges which oome to onr desk is The News, of Toronto, The News has recently made wonderful ad• vanaes, so much so that old friends of the paper would hardly recognize in this great Canadian newspaper the old News of a few years ago. The News now contains from fourteen to twenty pages eaoh day, with twenty-four to thirty- two on Saturday. A specialty is made of political and Parliamentary news and questions affecting the welfare of the public receive fair editorial treatment by clever writers. We aro safe in saying that there is no paper more widely quot- ed in Canada and its cartoons are re- produced by many of the leading jour- nals. Through an arrangement made with The News we aro able to offer THE Tutus and The News in a olnb for one year at the remarkably cheap price of $2.30. Tour Nervus Aro Weak. You. sleep badly, appetite is variable. You eat but gain no strength. Morning tiredness makes you wish night would come. When night comes refreshing sleep is hard to obtain. You're ran 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 everything and digest it too. Strength? That's what plenty of food gives. Fer- rezone Rives hope, vigor, vim, endur- ance. Use Ferrozone and get strong. Results are gniok—onre is lasting. All dealers in 50o. boxes. BLIIEVALE. Mr. Watson Smith is slowly recover- ing after an attack of pneumonia. Mr. Russell ;and family of Lakelet visited over Sunday with Mrs. Alexander Anderson. Miss Barbara Thyne has returned to Palmerston after having visited her sister, Mrs. T. Stewart. The regular monthly and alto the annual meeting of the Women's In- stitute will be held at the home of Mre. Harry Diamond, on Thursday, 13tb May, at 2.30 p. m. After tho buntn�'se of the annual meeting is completed the following papers will be read: --"Wash- ing woollens and blankets," by Mrs. Geo. McDonald; "Keeping moths ant of the house," by Mrs. W. H. Fraser; "Salads," by Mrs. Wm Maxwell, These meetings are very interesting and helpful and we would like to see more of the ladies attend. This teotion has lost another of the pioneers in the person of Mary Spence, beloved wife of Magus's Spence, who passed away on April 26th in her 82nd year. Mrs. Spence had been ill for some weeks with pneumonia. She was born in the Orkney Islailds and with Very Low Rate for Summer Trip to Pacific Coast $70.20 Return from WINGEIAM, good going May 20th to Sept, 30. Return limit Oct. 31st. Liberal stip- overs. Wide choice of routes. Go by the direct Canadian line --see your own country —the West, the Rooky Mountains. Visit the Seattle Exposition and other special attractions. Talk it over with .l. 11. 13EEMER, Agent, Winghanl. New Idea Patterns Oe THE LEADING TDD teeteeet New pring Car its Rugs and Art Squares $76.20 To Seattle and Return Account of Alaska -Yukon -Pacific Exposition Good going May 20th to Sept 30th, 1909, return limit Oct 31st, 1909. Homeseekers' Excursions At low rates via Chicago or Sarnia and Northern Navigation Co. 010.-0111111.1010., We sell satisfaction as well as carpets. We would rather miss a sale than give you something inferior, and because of that we handle only such makes as we can thoroughly recommend. ' We make a specialty of New Style Ingrains partly because they seem never to wear out, and partly because they spell "satisfaction." The fact that few people know much about carpets is all the more reason why you should be careful what you buy and where you buy. Let us help you make comparisons. ammeart RUGS.—We are showing a large stock of imported Rugs and Art Squares, very pretty colorings in high-elass Oriental Wil - tons and Axminsters, also new designs and colorings in Brussels and Tapestry Squares. Prices range from $10.00 to $35.00, any price you want to pay. STAIR CARPET.—Several rolls of 'New Stair Carpet just received in the different widths, see our leader at 50c JAPAN MATTING.—Special value in Floor Matting. Twelve rolls to choose from. Ask to see our line at.,.... 20c LINOLEUMS.—New Block and Floral designs in Lino- leum, two and four yards wide. All prices. OILCLOTHS.—A11 widths of new patterns in stock, per square yard.. 25e LACE CURTAINS.—A very large display of pretty CURTAINS and CURT.IIN MATERIALS, new coloring in MADRAS and ART MusLINs, also Spot and Stripe Muslins. : In oak and mahogany with trim, WINDOW POLES mings to match. complete 25e —The best quality always in stock. WINDOW SHADES. See our lace trimmed blinds at. 50e . In Damask, Chenille and Raw HEAVY CURTAINS Silk, new colorings and patterns, ask to see them, prices range from $2.50 to $10.00 Carpet Department on second floor. Linoleums in the basement. p 4 0•i 1H. � fYVVVVVWVVVVVVVVIII VYVVVVI ♦,PVA YVVVVIITTYV ITVVVY IT1 CE We have just received a car load of fresh cement, and is the time to buy while it is cheap. E ROOFING For fall information apply as . torat ens, W. routes, eto., PP y Depot Meant, et address J, 1), Mot 1 Donald, D. 1'. A., Toronto. i 4 4 4 4 now I 1 4 We sell all kinds of metal roofing for house or barn, and we w also carry In stock the well known and reliable PAROID ROO1?INC, which makes a splendid covering for stables, 4 wood sheds, barns, ete. It is easy put on, very lasting, and 4 a let cheaper than shingles. DOES YOUR OLD FELT ROOF LEAK. If so buy some of our cement paint. It is I easy put on and is a sure cure for leaky roofs. 4 4 .1 4 ► The old reliable Elephant Brand—it covers, well, look well and lasts well. It is CHEAPER than some of the other 4 makes of paint, but that does not say that it is not JUST AS GOOD. Try it. We guarantee every can to be right or money refunded. 1 GOODS DRUMM) PROMPT/eV. 4 READY -MIXED PAINTS =J G 60.tewart � 1 ► CENTRAL HARDWARE - Phone 16 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ;•iiAA IAA46A Ai*Aliiiki4,1t,4:Ii