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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-07-15, Page 5vrktowisinumvammommanimmememmammom How to Keep Cool AT A SMALL EXPENSE AT A SMALL EXPENSE A Straw Hat, any price from 5oc to $2 75. A Neglige Shirt, at a cost of $i,00, 1.5o or 1.75 A suit of Underwear, short sleeves and knee drawers, at $1 or $1.25 a suit. A pair of Light Grey Trousers; or a pair of White Ducks, at any price from $1.25 to 4.5o A Belt, 5oc or 75c. A pair of Socks, 25c. And a pair of Oxtord Shoes, $3,50 or $4 oo. THE ABOVE PRES'RIPTION FILLED PROMPTLY BY !cGee & Campbell CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. N - --Made in Canada is put up in rolls containing nails, tin caps and cement. All you need in addition is a hammer. This is only one of the many conveniences of RUBEROID ROOFING. It is fire -resisting and weatherproof. 16 years on the roofs prove its durability. RUBEROID is the original and standard smooth surfaced roofing. Write for samples and prices. Call at office and see samples taken from a roof, having been in use for the past 18 years, and still in good condition. J. A. McLeaii SOLE AGENT FOR WINGH M AND DISTRICT. immommommlaulmammimeimmaillEGOIEMENIMMIasia CRANRIIO(U . Pare ice cream, LENNOX, Wingham. WANTED AT ONCE -1000 oases eggs, 1000 boxes butter, large gaantitiee wool, Highest prioes, omit or trade. KING'S. Wiugham, There will be a ahango of Prinoipol in Cranbrook Bohool as H, D. Ainley has resigned, intending to go to the West and will be succeeded by Mr. Shaw who is to reoeive a salary of $560. He will move his family here and commence his duties on the re- opening of sohool. We will be Barry to say good bye to Mr. Ainley as be has done fine work and made himeelt a real helper in anything for the god of the community. ----+"0101.-- Any Weakness in Your Back? Sometimes you experience pain and weakness without muoh suffering. Lat- er on the pain will merely come. The trouble oan be stopped now by rubbing on Nerviline-rub it in deeply over the spine, and then put on a Nerviline Por- ous Plaster. In these remedies you will find wonderful and quick relief They will spare you from an attaok of lam• bago, which is the outcome of neglected pain in the baok or side. For all mus- cular pains, strains, and weakness. Pol- son's Nerviline and Nerviline Plasters have no equal. Refuse substitutes. gr, itELTNs. Oontoottonery. LENNOX, Wingham WANTED At ONCE -1000 cases eggs 1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool Highest prioes, oe.sh or trade, Kn n's, Wingham. We have been very creditably in formed that Rev, Mr. Finlay in his statement last week was in error when he stated that Mies Ella May Taylor had joined the St. Helens church by oertifioate. The young lady joined the church by profession of faith and all the members of the Taylor family have joined the same church. The TIMES would not think of doing anything to reflect on the honor of the Taylor families, who have been for 50 long highly respeoted residence of this com- munity, and we are sorry that last week's item was given a place in our columns, MYTH Confeotioaery. LENNOX, Wingham, WANTED AT ONCE. -1000 oases eggs, 1000 boxes butter, large quantities woo). Highest prioes, cash or trade. KING'S, Wingham, A. F. Carr and bride, of Toronto, who were visiting relatives here, have re- turned to their new home. David and Wesley Sellers, sons of Richard Sellers, of Blyth, are now the possessors of nearly 1,000 acres of land near Calgary. Wo hope it will yield them a good return, G+++44+4+4+44+44+++++++A+4x•444444++++++44444+5+4444, We aim to 0 Best4 aattention FI AN N A ,s to grocery 00. 4. ordeeatiefaotiogiveynon , + O. Ph•one 70. + A • A + E NEWS.S�°UI�1 ± Boys'Best Ready -Made Sums at1 it • z Special Prices. 4. 4.4 Regular $5.50 and $5.00 for $3.b7, well made, good fit, + �► superior. quality, which will pay you to buy one. The price to suit Z the purchaser $3.87. t+ Just received 40 Men's Suits, and we think we can snit our I t buyers. Ready-made ranging from $10.00 to 20 in fine cloths. + We have many fine Suiting. and can have any one made up e + 4 + 4 4 40 SnciaI Pladies' Talloreij + + 1 t Ladies' White Tailored Waists at special prices, all sizes, ¢ regular $1.25 for 07e. • BRUSSELS, Pare ice dream. LENNOX, Wingham. WANTED AT ONOE,-1000 oases eggs, 1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool. Highest prioes, crash or trade. KINil's, Wingham. The brick work on George Muldoon's new residence has been completed and the lathing, plastering and painting will now be proceeded with. Is is going to be a tidy home. Miss Margaret MoLanohlin, who was EAST WA, WAND cfi Fresh grooeriei. LENNGX, Wingham, WANTED AT ONP11,---1000 oases .gge, 1000 boxes burger, large (peewit wool. klighest prioes, gash or egad,. KING s, Wingbam. Mr. David McGill has returned home after au extended visit through the West, O. special, mooting of the Council was held ou Monday, Jaly 5th, to deal with matters pertaining principally to drains and bridges; membord ail present put Mr. Cumiog. The tender of John Orin of Kenni- oott for cleaning out of the open portion of the North branch of the Hailaban drain at $100, was accepted, the slope of drain, however, to be one foot to eight- een inches, instead of one foot to one foot as was galled for in the original profile. It is expected that the work on ibis contract will be completed by July 31st next. Councillor Stott was ap- pointed, by Bylaw, commissioner on the same, Tenders for the construction of Ed- wards' bridge, con 6, were received from Messrs. Witherspoon of Cainton, Barkley of Brussels, Gaffney of Kenai oott, and Vint & Love, local contractors. Tenders were also received from Messrs. Taylor of Belgrave, Gaffney and Vint & Love for building of an arch culvert on the Hellish= drain, Con. 5. The reported to be removing to Toronto, will tenders of Vint & Lave at $695 for the will not be leaving Brussels but will bridge and $130 for onlvert were acoept- continue her mesio classes as usual. We regret to state that Mrs. (Rev.) Cooper is under the doctor's care and has been real ill but her many friends trust a change for the better may speed ily ensue. Miss May Rodg'ereon, of Morris. passed with first•olasa honors, the Primary Piano Examination of the London Conservatory of Music, held in Clinton Jane 24th. The candidate is a pupil of Miss Pearl Gidley. In response to a largely signed petition Reeve Leckie has proclaimed Tuesday, July 27th, as Oivio Holiday for Brussels this year. The annual Exourson will be run to Kincardine that day by speoial train. A septic tank, of modern principles is being put in at the Amerioaa Hotel au connection with the new bath room lavatories and closet. Proprietor James is determined to have everything up.to- date in the improvments he is making. The speedy Mo12.bar8 snare, Vera Bars, has been sold by Messrs. Baeker & Thomson, of Bruseeis, to a horse fanoier at Pilot Mound, Man., at the snug sum of nearly $400, She is 6 years old and won races at Brussels and Teeswater this season. Invented Safe Headache Cure Away with headaches, be done with dizziness, bad etomaoh and biliousness. A cure has been found -use Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills and enjoy the health they so surely bring. Nothing but healthful vegetable extracts in Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They cleanse and purify the whole system, act as a perfect tonic Safe for ohildren, girls, women and men. Sold in 25o. boxes by all dealers. to your order in good style and finish. y � Waists ladies' fancy Parasolsit 1 ed in both cases. The appointment of an inspector on the bridge contract left over till next council meeting. Pathmasters are reminded as former• ly to return their road lists, properly certified, to the clerk before next ow:m- oil meeting, so that as many accounts for gravel as possible may be pard for on that date, July 26th next. ALEX PORTERFIELD, Olera. Don't Neglect Your cough, You may not like taking medicine - but coughs are best oared without medi Dine. The modern treatment is "Ca- tarrhozone"-it isn't a drug -It's a healing vapor, full of pine essences and healing balsams. It spreads over the surfaces that are weak and sore from coughing. Every spot that's congested is healed, irritation is soothed away, phlegm and secretions are cleaned out, and all symptoms of cold and catarrh are eared. Nothing so quick, so pleas- ant as Catarrhozone. In 25 et, and $1,00 sixes at all dealers, MORRIS. Confectionery. LENNOX, Wiugham. WANTED AT ONCE. -1000 oases eggs, 1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool, Highest prices, cash or trade. KING'S. Wingham. There is a large acreage of hay in Morris but the orop will not be heavy. Some good jobs of Statute labor have been done but in other places a few more lessons on improved methods would do good, The next meeting of Morris town- ship Connell will be held on Monday, 26th inst. Court of Revision on two drain By -Laws will be on the same date. An old landmark has been removed in the palling down of the log barn on the Hood farm at Sunshine. The timber was converted into firewood by the sawing machine. Dr. Wilford, who expects to go to the Do You Feel Used tip? You're discouraged and played out - scarcely enough energy to think, and lesa to work on. The reason? You're run dovan, b ood is thin, nerves are like Iadian rubber, not like steel as they ought to be. "(Yee Ferrczene and the tired feeling wilt go -it can't stay be. cause rich nutritious blood and the bod- ily vigor Ferrozone makes. crowds out weakness of every kind. t se Ferrozone and you'll feel like a fis;htiug king -fall up with energy -filled op with ambition -ever ready to work. No etrengthen' inti tonic so potent. Neglect not a day longer. All dealers sell Ferrozone in 50 et. boxes. GREY. Fresh groceries. LENNOX, Wingham. WANTED AT ONCE. -1000 cases eggs,' 1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool. Highest prioes, oaeh or trade. KING'S, Wiugham. Miss Jennie Rands is home for her vacation. She has been teaching near Clinton. Miss Fleming, of Elora, has been visiting at the home of Chas. Rozell, Oth con. It is said the Marsh -Grey township ease for damages over runaway accident will be appealed. Mrs. 0. S VanNorman has gone to Alliston to nutse her husband who is ill. We hope he will soon be better, Mrs. (Dr.) Shine, of Monkton, who Pay. has been dangerously ill, is improving Every advertising goes Advertising solicitor for a nicely now, we are pleased to state. She is a daughter of Mrs. Thos. Cardiff, local daily or weekly has heard these missionary field in China next fall, gave 13th con. objections: Is won't pay me," "Yes, a missionary address in the Jackson' MiBertha Armstrong10th coo., it pays him, but his line is different chnrahaa , on Sunday afternoon last from mine." If I were on the main who recently wrote eti Coneeevatary examinations at Clinton, was enccessfal street, I would advertise " "There's nothing in advertising -it's nothing in Intermediate piano and aaaaGec point but a fake,Jeto. Now in nine times and history in theory. We are pleased out of ten, those leen do not know to hear of her aaccess° To the presence of the bride's im- whether it would pay them or not. T They have, p.rhapa, advertised, and without a resultant incrt'asre in busi- meeting confirmed as road, on motion of lids d Ch borough and S Elton nese, get Gf as to no proof that adver- Wilson and Watson. The Treasurer's statement showing balance on hand of $85 25, received and tiled on motion of Wilson and Watson Western Fair, London, Ont. Sept. 10 18. Special efforts are being put forth year by the management of the Western Fair to make everything in. the way of exhibits as attraotive and pleasant for the visitors as possible. In the Main Building there will be many new and very interesting exhibits, In the Dairy Hall the butter making competition will take place each morning and afternoon, when in addition to the large cash Frizes offered by the Association, a beautiful Silver Oup kindly donated by the Can- adian Salt Co, of Windsor, will be given to the winner of the first prize in aeotion two. In tae machinery hall will be found all the latest np-to•date machin- ery in full swing, which is always an interesting sight. The Transportation Building which is always a place of in- terest will again be filled with splendid exhibits and all the Live Stock Buildings of course will be filled to overflowing. If space is required write at once to the Secretary, A. M. Hunt, London, Ont., who will promptly fnrniah prize lists, entry forma and all information. this New Idea Patterns 10e THE LEADING STORE 0111-�......•.,�..,..-01--r BARD'S New 'dot Magazines 5e Hot Weather Bargains Read every line of the following list of BARGA INS. These CUT PRICES will crowd the store. Be sure you get your share -shop early and often. 4 e ---� Detroit, Mich. Tile ceremony tire. The triter secalatly looked up A right to the North H^ron Telephone Co. yard, a to erect poles and wires on the roadways was performed by Rev. A. li. Cameron. ; the advertisements of various men e> of the township, Couuoillor Aftohecon of Immanuel Presbyterian C7harch of t g tee,*• he wanting the matter left The '3 o I'-in'^ss own every Ghrea mont.:a es O. Another WEST WAWANOSH. Fresh groceries. LENNOX, Wingham. Council met as per adjournment on Jane 28th. Members all present; Reeve Medd in the char. Minutes of last mediate family the marriage of Mies te e Cheese borough formerly of this locality and4E1'44doaa not pay. No, it etmply youngest eon of Chas. and Mrs. Rcze11, 13.t"63 teat it did not pr.y that man took place on June 20:1e at the home of ��-0101.• ...-�.'".`..-.'""' White Oambrio Underskirts, with deep flounce, $1.50 for Ladies' Print Wrappers, choice patterns $1 25 for - 5 dozen large Shopping Satohels, good value at 75o sale Ladies' fine Cambric Drawers, well made, 450 now - 10 pieces very wide Flannelette, extra heavy, regular 12;zo, Bale 20 pieoes fanny Colored Mnslins to be sold at a disoonut of 20°„ A number of very fine White Underskirts, value at from $3 50 to $"o for $2 LeCt $1.75 $1. 00 25o 75c 1210 $2 75 81.00 10e $000 25o 60' 40o $1,00 30 3c $1,00 50e 15o 350 100 $1.00 15o $2.00 $1.00 $1 25 $1.00 50o 350 100 13 pairs Ladies' Chocolate Oxford Shoes, reg price $2 00, sale - Table Napkins, large size, pure linen, sold at $1. 50 now - Corset Covers, all sizes, trimmed with lane, sale price - - Ladies' White Oambrio Gowns, full sizes, oar special out prioe - All colors in wide Silk Ribbon, oheap at 15o, sale pride - - - Silk Net Waists, fine tuoked net, Gipure trimming, reg $3 75 for - White Quilts, large size, Damask pattern, regular price $1.25, sale - 10 dozen Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, special sale price - - - Men's two-piece Summer Suits, light grey, regular price $8.00 for - Men's Socks in fanny stripes or plaids, our cat price - 10 pieoes 0e ffon Taffeta Silk, all colors, 75o quality for 15 pieces 27 inch Japan Taffeta, regular price 50o, sale - All lines of dollar and a gaireer Deese Goods, selling now for 5 dozen 60 inoh Tape Lines, regular price 5o, on sale - 10 dozen papers Black Toilet Pins, regular 5o package for - Ladies' Kid Gloves, all colors, beet make, guaranteed, $1.25 for Some odd lines of Corsets, regular dollar quality for 3 pieoes Fancy Dresden Ribbons, regular price 25o, sale Window Shades in green or Dream, cm spring rollers Extra wide Victoria Lawn, Bargain at 12i, on sale Stemmer Parasols in fanny white, regular $1.25 for Ladies' Summer Vests a very splendid line at 2 for - Ladies' Wash Duck Skirts, nicely made, a bargain at Children's Fancy White Lawn Dresses, all eiz3s, only Big bargains in Carpets, Codeine, Rage, Art Squares -no room to quote prices here. Come and see -we can save you m in all departments. -- E. ISARD & CO. VVVVVYYTYVVVVVVYYyyyYVVVYV yyyyy' yyyVyyYVYYYVyV YYV THE CENTRAL HARDWARE STOREII 1 the bride's parents, A. J. and Mrs. I ke1 the reason that time, and very y A By'Law was passed granting the Choeseborough, 5i)J West, Gra id land© - for the did sty owirayy with him - soli. He did not know how to adcer- mmaaw who claimed that advertising had not .brr a *J`aaa' a i:v voting ,r, white n + over for couelderat French 1 lace end carried ;4 d "'1.37. All Jahn 'Plucker paid $5 to tSee,sa:er for bride's rosea. bYr. and Aut. I'J�c�ll tett • + t t ti' ..1 b3a� home + O + a, A • s + a A •a • A + 4 + • CO el :,++++0+++++N++i'++♦i++♦.+f+ ,A+++4++++ +*+,++**4b'+++ 10.4+ pant „swim. T.1e raaeen Immediately 1T - 1 ion. h to 'rant lawn acid A beoanno plain, Ode ctzanae3 his ad. Regular $1.25 for 98; regular $..00 for 1. . , i Grocery department, Lairds Pickles, regular 80e bottle for 23c. Marmalade (Iiartley'S,) regular 20e for 17e. TonlatOeS, first class, 3 cans for ''5c. Phone your order to the Grocery Department, AAAMAAA AAAMNV W AAAA41rh6�AAA iifgl�est priees paid for Butter and Eggs, IHANNA old bridge lumber. for a s'o` rep devoted + iyi v'ore'ss•r�d to the amount of � after July himself to hot a:r and genera Cheques i . c 9 CEflENT THE VERY BEST I! Take it off the car and get it at FIRST COST ! ! A fresh car just in ! ! THIS IS HEADQUARTERS TOR THE VERS" BEST PURE MANILLA HAY FORK ROPE, BINDER TWINE, COIL SPRING WIRE, PARIS GREEN, IRON GATES, SCYTHES, SNATHS, RAKES, Etc. GET OUR PRICES ON Felt and Iron Roofing. • J. G. Stew ► ea • PHONE 16. ►AADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A,was/aaA,BQ, no,AAAAAILIAAAAA,AAA lath 3 different shades. ♦ lz ' 1 DaIL'J Ca^"CL 1 1 tl • e with stateu ante A shirt tested space that about $42S in payment of aocounte. At a meeting '914 In a° was a'esar,_ iy e:ao! .u, stole, Coanctl adjourned to meet 00 Atilt , it was deeiled to ner3ase t. ,. the raault then rat ices were m pro. 26th uG 1 o'clock. salary to $dao. Oandi,tgt: a o - - porton, , A fonrtu .aU ,r 0 pian gnat d•_ n V b` l 6 el Charles T,areon ton :aand n live wire I wi'h rod as Vancouver and was instant. ly killed. -•--0101 _0101._,_ to 1 I:errd 4 4 4 4 4 4 .4 1 4 1 4 3 1 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 rt GO .� WINGHHAM, ONT. 1 4 t.2 cooks in the Victoria Hospital at Out , have gone on strike be - enure, they were prohibited from w-aoh- in - lGhes in a room where food for the pa".1c;.:te was being prepared. The greeteet crop of cereals over rano el e the i cited States is ,geowir.g to r.::.: r_ty, ac,.oseling to the ir..aications in thae a•y report of the department of a,y; lture A gain of 722,000,000 grains uv'(r the totals of , , _ r,:,,;n:se and the record yield of '0101 W. 1'tiil CaoarIE, Olerk. t for the vacancy in the pastorate, were I S__.* e tS Oompetztors :.. : and i35i1ete 1" swirl's ;l'S EMULSION wound build you up, increaoo your weight, strengthen your weak throat and lungs and put you in condition for next winter, you would begin taking g it now. ttlo cold milk er water TakJ it; ltd o 1i SOC. and 51.00. Alt Druggists Teeter tegei oda() OF.THE WJItL6 defected for 0151101 Sabbs,thd and 1G ie 6 ie,,:.idA 2l'ollillan of 'Mon township was killed by lightning while churning; 4 in the alter. 0101.-..��,,e,. The G P 1� )3;xe s't asides .rant fond of $2,u00 far tla s e' Ina otiose oa tire, r?on of Consta'sl , I0'•;'r. .lr<a J;a, 1 .a_ i by r train L�' uf'.. i trs c:;se°,u1, 1 . c xpected the congregation will moderate . a.. i in z call shortly. Rev. 'tfr. Wisaarc, s I,, A , trii liSii8St;i3, la t...1 wle,dcLas.I,� { ;,..tiringtine creamy, 1 aW4'o.�eiay, ,Tone ('Ot!...Ta , 1_ 6 1101 beater, r©h�G of the late John `a'a lntt,t .l , woo Galled to her reg ,1, cep :,..,ars, 7 months and 3 days '2113 el ,'rolls } were net long separated, M VT field was e i, !mown for .: L -_ egeellon'"i 0:7. o'..L. hoed eil i h''?0'.'t oz:'.. ' silo died as she lived trast1ng no inu6 r.. 0111 r .h x' a. 0'�9 Om > Cif t.,e .0 C She evaa t1rn, 1 ..vad�tt.r. 0101 • Groy towntlllip and, will to bong m , tatembotel. 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