The Wingham Times, 1909-06-24, Page 5TUE WINfa1i4M TIMB8, JUNia 24 1909
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Gordon MoDonald, whose parents
^reside here,'died suddenly a1 BIXBY/118e
on Wednesday, June 9th. Deceased
wee engaged ae book keeper at the Floe
,holler Mille, Eluivale, and had attended
to his duties the day previous to his
death, He was suffering from bele-
morage of the bowels. The young man
was in his 210 year and was held in
high esteem by a large oirole of friends,
The remains were brought to St. Heiens
'for interment. The bereaved family
will have the sincere sympathy of a
large oirole of friends.
ALTBUIIN,
Pure ice orealn. LENNOX, Wingham
A correspondent writing to the To.
ronto News from this place says:—In
spite of the late spring the crops have
made wonderful progress, Alfalfa is
being ont and whole hay Drop is good.
The fall wheat has started to fill out and
the general crop outlook is bright.
The demand for horses is still iincreasing
on account of the activity of the West•
ern buyers, Thies is the pause of the
marked briskness in the horse breeding
line this season.
ratting (hair Doman uff
Ayees Hair
fallingkPromptly
dew Sys the pairs Ayer's Hair Vigor lust as promptly destroys the
germs that cause dandruff. It removes every
bulbs, restores them to health. The hair stops trace of dandruff itself, and keeps the scdlD
falling out, rirows more rapidly. clean and in a healthy condition..
Doeso ®ikl the �ia1ir
We wish you to positively and distinctly understand that Ayer's Hair
Vigor does not affect the color of the hair, even to the slightest
degree.. Persons with the whitest or the lightest and most delicate
blond hairrnay useit freely without having the hair made a shade darker.
Ingredients; Sulphur. Glycerin. Quinin. Sodium Chlorid.
Capsicum. Sage. Alcohol. Water, Perfume.
Show this formula to your doctor. Mk him what he thinks of it.
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is put up in rolls containing , ils, tin caps and
cement. All you need in ad . ition is a hammer.
This is only one of he any conveniences of
RUBEROID RO ! 1 G.
It is fire -resisting an weatherproof. x6 years
on the roofs prove its durability.
RUBEROID is the original and
smooth surfaced roofing.
Write for samples and prices.
standard
Call at office and see samples taken from a
roof, having been in use for the past 18
years, and still in good condition.
Ji As McLean
SOLE AGENT FOR WINGHAM AND DISTRICT.
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Bede attention HANNA & GO1
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orders.
Phone 70.
STORE NEWS
Muslins Must Go.
In our Wash Goods Section we have many pretty patterns
in stripes and floral designs which must be sold, all new
goods, regular 20e per yard. Special price 140,
Gent's Furnishings.
We would like to have you look through our Men's
in Fancy Vests, Shirts and Neckwear, &fen's and
Suits, good selection to choose from, ready-made and
made Fancy Tweeds and Serges.
Wear
Boys'
tailor -
Gloves.
Why not have a new pair of Summer
black, tan, silk lace or lisle thread.
assortment.
Gloves? In white,
Come and see our
Ladies' Collars and Belts.
• Dutch Collars,,Tabots Embroidery Linen Collars. Black and
Brown Silk and Elastic Belts, also Wash Belts. •
House Furnishings.
Lace and Tapestry Curtains and Madras Tapestry., 'Velvet,
Union and Wool Rugs, sewed and laid free of charge.
Oilcloths and Linoleunas in block and floral designs,
Ready -to -Wear Department.
Many new lines have been added to our Skirts in Voiles,
Panamas, and Linen Underskirts, Corset Covers and bight
Dresses,
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Grocery Department.
Special on Canned Fruits, Plums 15c for 10e, Cherries,
Raspberries, and Strawberries 25c for 17c, T'olnatoe
Catsup 5o per can.
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'Highest prices paid for Butter and Eggs.
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JAIVIESTOWN.
Wedding bells are ringing near James -
to ie
town th week.
Mies Ada Gallagher, of Salem, is
spending a few days at Alex. Bryan's..
Miss Scott, of Harriston, le visiting
her friend, Mrs, J. D. Miller at preeent.
Mr. Chas. Forrest and Mies Bell
Henderson spent Sunday with Wingham
Mende,
Mr, R. B, Eames, of Clinton, will
take the service in Viotoria Hall next
Sunday,.
Mr. and Mrs, Job King, of Grey Tp -
and Miss Brown, of Qlinton, visited as
A. Pollook's last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W, Iuned, of Moorefield,
spent a few days renewing old aognatnt-
auces in this vicinity last week.
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Confectionery. LENNox, Wingham,
Mr. Geo. McDonald le improving
after a very severe illness,
Rev. W. J. West was again elected
High; Chaplain of the 0. 0. F. at the
meeting of the High Court, whioh was
held at London.
WANTED AT ONOE.-1000 oases eggs,
I000 boxes butter, large quantities wool,
Highest prices, cash or :;rade. KING'S
Wingham.
Special meetings of the Women's
Institute will be held in the Foresters'
hall on Saturday afternoon at 2,30 and
in the evening at 7.30. Addresses will
be given in the afternoon by Mrs,
Ashley, of Londesboro and Mra. Woe -
lard, of Forest and in the evening by
Mrs. Ashley, Mra, Woolard, Rev. W. J.
West and Rev. Mr. Andrews. There
will be a musical program also. At the
close of the afternoon meeting tea will
be served. A collection will be taken
up to defray expenses. All are wel-
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Do on Get Bilious?
This trouble arises from torpidity of
the liver. Nothing acts so nicely as Dr,
Hamilton's PilIe. They stir up the
liver, rid the system of bile; tone the
stomach, give appetite and strong diges-
tion, you feel drowsy and bad tempered,
Dr. Hamilton's Pills will help yon at
onoe,—taken at night you're well by
morning. Don't be afraid of Dr. Ham-
ilton's Pills, they are mild—don't gripe
or nauseate. They just "oure"—that's
all.
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MORRIS.
Mr. Robt. Shedden, of the 4th line,
has a goose whioh laid over fifty eggs
this season, and at last accounts had
not shown signs of any inclination to
incubate. This is rather remarkable.
Mr. Robt. Higgins, of the third line of
Morris, recently disposed of his fine
three year old driving colt. This horse
is sired by one of the best hackney
horses in Canada. Although the sum
realized by his sale was, two hundred
dollass, still he shows every sign of be-
ing a good horse. The purchaser was
Mr. J. Leaver, of Wawanosh. Mr. Hig-
gins takes great pride in keeping his
horses looking well, He also has a two
year old pacing colt whioh shows every
indication of speed, so be on the look
out, Joe.
ST, AI;fi1CSTINE.
Fresh grooerles. Lox Wingham,
Eig pionia In the Donnybrook grove
AM July let,
Mrs. B, Brophy wee Visiting with her
daughter, Mrs, Moyers, in Kinloss.
WANTED Ax ONCE. -1000 caeca eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool.
Htghest prices, omit or trade, R'ING'S,
Wingham.
There was a largo attendance at the
Farmers' Club meeting here Thursday
night, June 10th. George Wallace 511.
ed the office of chairman. One of the
features of the evening was a debate be.
tween aides chosen by Joseph Brophy
and Joseph Kinahan, jr, The subject
was "Which is the more profitable, to
sell grain or feed it?" The affirmative
was taken by J. Brophy's side and the
negative by 3, Kinahaa's, the negative
winning by a very small margin. Be-
sides the debate there were violin sale°.
bone by Joe. Flynn and John Walsh,
songs by Wm. McGregor and Wm.
MoOrostie, mouth organ eeleotions
by Walter Tisdale, and graieaphoue
selections by Robert Medd, George
Howitt, Wm. MoOrostie and Wm.
MoGregor acted as judges for the de-
bate.
Have You Stomach Trouble?
When you wake with headaohe and
bad taste in the mouth, something to
settle the stomach is needed. That
dull, heavy feeling must be lifted, and
appetite must be created. Get a tumb-
ler of water, some sugar, and then pour
in a stiff dose of Nerviline. You'll feel
tip top in a few minutes. Nerviline in-
vigorates, braces, tones, pate vim and
snap into your movements. You'll be
fitted for a hard day's work by taking
Nerviline—nothing better. Large trot -
110, 25o. everywhere.
CULROSS,
Mr. Robt, Marshall is away on a trip
through the Welt, going as far as
Edmonton.
The marriage took plane at Pontiac,
Mich., 011 June 16, of Miss Henrietta
Allan to Mr. Robert Alfred Newman.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. James
Allan formerly of Calms and a grand•
danghter of Mr. J. S. Elliot.
Mr. Joseph Walker of Cnlroes re-
ceived word of the death of his brother
Robert at Winnipeg. Death Oootirred
on the 11111 acid was quite unexpected by
Mr. Walker, who did not know that his
brother was ill. Dtmeesed was 49 years
of age and had gone west 14 years ago,
where he has been in the employ of
a mercantile house as travelling
Salesman. He leaves a widow but no
ohildren.
There was a pretty and largely at-
tended wedding M the Sacred Heart
Church, Mildmay, on Tuesday, June
8th, at 9 30 a. m. The bride was Miss
Helen B. Ste Marie, daughter of Mr.
Alex. Ste Marie, of Carrick, and the
groom Mr. Albert Schumacher of
Culross. The .Rev. Father ,Lohman of
Mildmay officiated. Miss Margaret
Sohumaoher war bridesmaid, and Mr.
Adam Ste Marie groomsman, The
bride was prettily attired in white
silk with insertion of laze to matoh,
and the bridoemaid wore blue silk
trimmed with pale bine ribbon, After
the oeremony at the church a reception
was given at the home of the bride's
parents, About 200 Knott verb press
eat. After the enjoyment 01 tin elabor•
ate dinner a pleasant evening watt spent
at games, dancing, Mo. The groom's
gift 10 the bride Was a gold' watch and
to the bridesmaid I1 br000h,
57•e2 The Critical. Age.
Height of vigor is past—nature's pow-
er alowing.down—vitality ebbing away,
endurance decreasing. Stop the pro -
groom of decay, tone up the weakened
nerve °entree, impart vigor to the tiring
body — prepare for the crises. Best
means for rebuilding is found in Ferro
zone; it brightens up the whole being,
imparts power, strength, vigor. Old
age is pushed back twenty years, the
reliance of youth is restored, vigor, vim
and new life established. You'll try
Ferrozone, 50o. at all dealers,
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Pure ice cream. LENNOX, Wiugham.
Some people of this towuship took in
the exoursion to Guelph on Thursday
last.
Mr. Robt. MoBarney is building a
new straw shed, Mr. D. Tisdale has
the carpenter work.
WANTED AT oNOE.-1000 oases eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool.
Highest prices, cash or trade. KING'S,
Wingham.
Rev. W. Bough, of BenmilIer preaoh-
ed at Donnybrook on Sunday last.
Rev. A. E. Jones preaohed anniversary
sermons at one of the appointments on
the Benniiller circuit,
Blyth is getting quite a name for early
morning weddings. Oa Monday, Jane
141h, Albert E. Quinn and Miss Martha
Howard, both of East Wawanosh, were
united in marriage at Trieity Church by
Rev. W. H. Hartley, at 6 o'olook•
The wedding party was oonfined to im-
mediate relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Qasnn
left on the 7 o'clock train on their hon-
eymoon trip to Detroit and other West-
erly pointe. They will make their home
in East Wawanosh. Many good wishes
are expressed for their happiness and
prosperity.
the Oth lino requires moiler treateuec t
and coeds it badly.
On June 0th the matrimrniai knot
was tied at Knox church, Calgary, by
Rev. Dr. J. A. Olhrk, between Andrew
l�. Warwick of Vegerville, Alberta,
formerly of the Sud lame, Morris, and
Mise Jessie, daughter of T. H. Mo'
Laughlin, of Gorrie, Oat. Mr, Warwick.
went West about two year ago and is a
butter maker by trade. Ile is well
Immo here being a son of the late
Robert Warwiok, and a brother to Don.
Warwick, of Brunetti, The many old
friends of the bride and groom in Huron
00. will be a unit in extending ecu•
gratulations and wishing the happy
couple prosperity,
ANXIOUS MOMENTS
FOR YOUNG MOTHERS.
Tho hot weather months are an
anxious time for all mothers, but partic-
ularly for young mothers. They are the
most fatal time of the year for babies
and young children, because of the at
prevalence of stomach and bows trou-
bles, These come almost with t warn
ing and often before t e mo er realizes
that there is danger a Ile one may
be beyond aid. No er medioiuo can
equal Baby's Own Tablets in promptly
curing bowel and stomach troubles and
and an 000aetonal dose, given the well
child will keep the stomach and bowels
free from offending matter and ensure
good health to the child, Therefore the
Tablets should always be kept in the
home as they may be the means of sav-
ing a little life. Sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box from
The De. Williams' Medicine Co., Brook-
ville, Ont,
LANGSIIDE,
Fresh groceries. LENNOX, Wingham.
WANTED AT ONCE, -1000 cases eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool.
Highest prides, cash or trade. KING's,
Wingham.
A. very interesting event was cele-
brated at the home of Mrs. H. Rich-
ardson on Wednesday the 9th inst.,
when her daughter Annie, was united
in marriage to Mr. J. W. Young, of
Cobalt. At 5.30 to the strains of the
wedding maroh played by the Lucknow
orchestra, the wedding party entered the
parlor, the bride leaning on the arm of
her mother with Miss Isabel Moffatt as
Sower girl. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. G. P. Duncan of
Port Credit. After the ceremony, those
present (about fifty in all) repaired to
the lawn where the tables were laden
with good things for the inner man.
The remainder of the evening was spent
in social chat end games. The Orches-
tra rendered sweet music throughout
the evening and were highly appreciat-
ed by all, The large number of beatiti-
ful presents go to show how highly the
young couple are esteemed in this
neighborhood. The groom's gift to ttie
bride was a Iovely gold watch and chain
and to the flower girl a beautiful locket.
Mr, and Mrs. Young left for their hew
home on Monday of last week, visiting
at Toronto, Niagara and other points en
rouse.
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Cenfectionery. LENNOX, Wingham.
Rev. W. H. Hartley and F. Metcalf
attended the meetings of the Synod in
London last week.
Mr. John Wilford attended the North
Huron County L. 0. L. meeting in
Wingham on Monday.
A gang of Italians are engaged in this
vicinity, improving the 0. P. R. track
patting in new switches, ditching, etc.
J. W. Jacobs, the well known straw-
berry grower, has about 10 acres under
orop this year and hopes to outdo any
past season.
Mr. Jos, Stotbers, baker, is building
a fine residence on Dingley street. The
foundation is completed and ready for
the bricklayers,
Mrs. Hammond, widow of the late
Matthew Hammond, former G. T. R
agent here, has been renewing acquaint•
anceships in this vicinity.
Mr. McIntosh. has purchased a piece
of property on Queen street and is
erecting thereon an up-to-date Dement
stable for the aocommudation of his
horses.
The work on Mr. Steinhoff 's new
house is being pushed rapidly forward,
and is nearing completion. It will be
occupied by the G. T. R. agent, we
understand.
Mr. John McMillan, dealer in butter
and eggs, has removed the house next to
hie store, formerly oconpied by Mr,
Thos. Jones, butcher and is replacing
the old building with a cold storage
outfit.
Mr. Eastoott, principal of our public
school, received word Saturday evening
of the death of his mother, which took
place at her home near Ortllia. Mr.
Eastcott was taken to Stratford Sunday
morniug in Mr. I. Brown's auto to
oatch an early train for Orillia.
Mr. A. H. Wilford is enjoying the
work of the Y. M. 0 A. in London,
where he holds the position of assistant
secretary. We understand that when
the apple season oomes, he will take a
few weeks holidays and assist in con-
nection with the evaporating factories
of Messrs. Brown & Wilford,
At 11 o'clock on Wednesday morning
of last week the marriage took place at
the home of the bride's parents, Water-
loo, of Miss Emma, the estimable
daughter of J. G. and Mrs. Moser,
former well known residents of BIyth,
to Frank Carr, commercial traveller,
and one of Blyth's most popular young
men. Mrs. E. Bender, A. Carr and
Miss Lily and Mr. and Mrs. Wightman
and son Harold attended the wedding
from here. Mr, and Mrs. Carr will
make their home in Toronto.
nLORRIS.
Oonfeotionety. LENNOX, Wingham.
Township Council will meet next
Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Sellers is away on a visit
with relatives in the West,
Walter 'rail' is drawing gravel for
the foundation of a large barn he is
going to eroot this Summer.
WANTED AT Oxon. -1000 oases eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool.
Highest prices, cash or trade, KI:w's,
Wingham.
This week W. R. Mooney, 5th line,
fororonto here he ex
leaves'P , eote to w p
take a position. His many old friends
Wish him sncoere wherever bol may
Locae.
Thto road grader attached to a trac-
tion engine did a good job on the lith
line and When the road wail is proper-
ly gravelled it great improvement will
be in evidence. The East iia miles of
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INew idea
Patterns
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Have You Bronchial Catarrh?
It ie easily recognized by the dry
Cough and hoarseness. Not difficult to
cure with Oatarrhozone as Mr. Xavier
Rabin, of River Capelin, Qne, proved.
"No one could suffer from Brotlohitie
more than I did. I had a hard hacking
cough that caused me great pain. My
throat was hoaree,and I had great distress
in my chest. Oatarrhozone reaohed the
sore spots and gave Immediate relief,
Since using it I have not had a single
attaok." Every physician who is asked
about Catarehozone says it is a sure
oure,—so will you if you try it. Sold
everywhere, 250, and $1.00 sizes.
DO CT 0 R. S
say consumption can be
cured. Nature alone won't
do it, it needs help.
'SCOTT'S EMULSION
is the best help, but its use
must be continued in sum-
mer as well as winter.
Take It ht a little cold intik or *stet
Cet a email bottle now. All »rupatsts
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Ladies' Whitewear
Our stock of Whitewear is LARGE and CO3MPLETE in all lines.
All garments are perfect in fit and finish, with ample
fullness provided. STYLE, FIT AND
VALUE GUARANTIED.
LADIES' WHITE CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS.—Good quality, wide
flounce of tucked lsiwu,fiaisbed with deep trill of Swiss Embroid-
ery,regnlar value $1 50, Sale $1.25 !
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SPEOIAL UNDERSKIRP$,—Fine quality Oambrto with hemstitched
tucks and embroidery, insertion and deep flounce. Oar special
out pride $2.00
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY UNDERSKIRTS.—Made of beet Eng-
lish Cambric, trimmed with insertion and 18 inch embroidery
flounce, regular price $3 50. $2.90
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
'Vary pretty White Lawn Dresses, mode in the
very best style, trimmed with Mao and
insertion, sizes run from six months to
Six years Prices are 1.00, 1.25,
1.50, 1.75, 2.00. Ask to ate them,
LADIES' WHITE CAM-
BRIChGOWNS.
Fall width, trimmed k�
with lace and em-
broidery, well sewn.
Prince are 75e, 1.00,
1.25. 1.50, See our
Ieader it beats them all
only 1.00
LADIES' CORSET COVERS
In good quality Cerebric, front and acme trimmed
with fine lane and embroidery, all prices.
See our 35o line, on sale at 25c
LADIES' DRAWERS.
In fine White Cotton, trimmed with tucks and
hemetitohing, finished with lace and em-
broidery. Prices begin at 25c. A special
line at . ., ... 39c
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS —In very pretty styles, made of good '
Wash Dock or Linen, trimmed with folds and insertton.
Special bargains at ... 1.50 and 2.00
LADIES' WAISTS --A very large range of styles and patterns, long
or short sleeves, trimmed with fiae tanks, fine insertion and
fanoy collars, All prices from 75c to 3.00
We buy from the
manufacturers and in quantities that will command
the LOWEST PRICES.
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