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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-08-05, Page 5i I PEABODYS' UrIION MADE AMERICAN r..o GOODS MANUFACTURE!) i The only Overall made in Canada of Im- ported American Denim ; fast color and practically lion -shrinkable. They are made to wear. We will give the purchaser 10 cents for every button that comes off, and 25 cents for every rip in a seam, within 3o days from date of purchase .... Try a pair. McGee & Campbell CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. 1 BLuevALE. Miss Mary Aitchison is visiting friends in Guelph. There will be no meeting of the Women's Institute this month. Rev. W. J. West occupied his own pulpit last Sunday and returned to his family at Bruce Beach on Tuesday morning. There will be no service in Knox Church next Sabbath, August 8th. Rev Mr. Perrin will preach on the 15th at 3 p. m. Mrs. Robert Black attended the fun- eral of Dr. Maloolm at Kincardine last Tuesday. Mr. Hartley Patterson of New York spent a few days in the village last week. I• TUN wtlVtirliAlll TIMES, AUGUST 5 19Uv CRAlr-xmoor.. On Sunday, the 18th July, there pas- sed at ray one of the oldest residents of Greg township in the person of Mrs Wm. Molaschlan, who for the past eighteen years hoe made her hems with her daughter, Mrs. R K. MoDouald, Orenbrook. Mrs. Maim elan's maiden name was Mary MaInde°. She was born in Dumbartonshire, Scotland, June 20th, 1824. About 58 years ago she was married in Glasgow to Win. MoLaoh- lan who predeceased her 26 years ago. It is a remarkable coincidence that hus- band and wife diedupon the same date and the same hour. Two children sur- vive their mother. These are Mrs. Hugh Cunningham, Grey, and Mrs. R. K. McDonald, Cranbrook,—Robert and Mary deoessed. Being a resident of Grey, for about half a century Mrs. Mo. Lachlan was known to a wide circle of friends, who remember her kind hospit ality. Sae was a member of the Pres- byterian church, to whioh she was al- ways loyal. s;eware of Cocaine medicines. Thousands of Drug Fiends have been started on their downward course through Catarrh snuffs containing this habit forming drug. If you Buffer from a cold, sneezing or Catarrh—don't use a snuff—use a sensible treatment like Oatarrhozone. It heals and soothes, brines relief at once, cures thoroughly. In Bronchitis and throat trouble no doctor can do better than prescribe Oa- tarrhozone. Try it -see what wonders it works—what power it possesses Different from the old way,—yon inhale Oatarrhozone. Sold in 25o. and $1 00 sizes by all dealers. Pure ice Dream. LExxox, Wingham. A severe hailstorm destroyed the crops near Morden, Man., over an area six miles wide. ----�-•--•-- Are You rale, Anaemic? Anaemia means colorless blood— means langonr, blanched lips, faded cheeks. Yon grow dyspeptic, nervous, suffer functioned irregularity. This condition can't exist if there is plenty of healthy blood. Ferrozone makes good blood, rich nutritious blood—that's why it onres. In concentrated form Ferrozone contains certain rare qualities that render it unfailing in Anaemia, langonr, poor color and lose of weight. To build up—feel young and vigorous, nothing is better than Ferrozone. At all dealers in 50o. boxes. • i. ,. • • li• •• N • • • 0 • 0 ,e • ,• • • • At. Tapioca (fresh) ;Canada Laundry Starch.... .•::;• ; 25c Japan Tea Royal /east Cakes Pot Barley 1.35c strong Brooms for Select off stalk Raisins, per lb • 35e Ceylon Tea....... 12.1e Fancy Cakes for. - s 4 packages Gold Dust for s Sardines, per tin 25c box Flavoring Extract for •w i • 4▪ .. Bargains X. 27 inch No 1 quality Japan Taffeta Silk 50e qual- 40e ity for.... .... i 75e Chiffon Taffeta Silk, guaranteed, regular •75efor • .. 60c .,:. 603 • • Best makes of Dollar Silks, on sale at c� 95 • Boys' two-piece Suits, regular 82.00, 10 days Salo 81.50 s Boys' two-piece Suits, regular 82.50, 10 days sale 82,00 . Csale ,,;:1.25 days �• 10d�. . 0 :•One hundred pieces of Cruors I'.nglish I rent, guar- Boys' three-piece Suits, reguai lA ,S • anteed, fast colors, fine wide cloth, worth from Two thousand dollars worth of high-class Clothing to I 121. to 15c, sale.... • • - • • . 10C be slaughtered on second floor. EXCHANGE i l EVERYTHING WILT. BE REDUCED. J A ISA D PRODUCE' I,EXCHANGEIFORfGOODS, II - • CASH OII NO GOODS CHARGED I) A'I' SALE PRICES,-�h*lo oA t Z1 f �3 R F i�+ t41i�4Fa+ 4� :N�/ t to♦4 ti 4�e_��sli,�iiri0i`4+��♦:�+�41.��.'�1:4�4ss.1!1.1.'.N`��• 7e0!�3Vsttfie_ti�s�o«oseee_ . next corning up to Hay townsl;ip,inliuron county, trona whenee she came to Grey township, where she resided until her ,Death. She was married in the year 1341 to Robert 141oAllister, who prede- oeaped her over 25 years WYO. Ot family of peva) sone and six daughters one died in infancy and a son, William, died 13 years ago, the surviving mem- bers being; John McAllister, Toronto; Mre, W, Buchanan, Hensall; Mrs. Dun- oan McDonald, Kincardine; Mra. Robt. MoAllister, near New Weetminstor, B. O ; Mrs. James Elliott, of Moles- worth; Alexander MoAllieter, of Hawkeeville; George McAllister, of Guelph; Hugh MoAllieter, Winnipeg, Mab.; Mrs. Job. King, Grey township, and Mrs. John Elliott, Molesworth. There are 77 grandchildren living and 32 great-grandchildren. Confectionery. LENNox, Wingham. Life Will be Shortened. Those who fail to observe the funda- mental rules of health, especially those who neglect constipation,—will have shprt lives. Costiveness ruins health, destroys vitality, weakens the blood, causes dyspepsia, nervonenese and in- Pomnia. Why not use Dr. Hamilton's Pills and be cured, Take one or two pills before retiring and you're well next morning. No gripe or pain, no headache and nausea when you use Dr. Hamilton's Piller,—they cure seientifioal• ly. Positively the best laxative known, 25o. at all dealers, GREY. Fresh groceries. LENNOX, Wingham. We are sorry to report that the father of Ralph Langdon, teaoher In S. S. No. 1, Grey, passed away since vacation began, at hie home near Beaohville, Ont. Mr. Langdon will have the sympathy of this community in the bereavement. Tho trustees of the Whitfield pnblio sohool, 12th Con., have engaged the services of Mise Ida Frain. daughter of ex-Oounoillor Frain, at a salary of $400 00 per annum, duties to commen- ce at the opening of the Fall term. Miss Frain is a Normal trained teach- er and should do well. Robt. Forrest, of Morris, 'who has been teaching in this school, talks of going to the Welt. One of the well-known residents of Grey township in the person of Mrs. RcArt McAllister, sr., died on Friday morning, July 22nd, at the home of her son-in-law, Job King, lot 30, con. 1, Grey, in her 88th year. The deoeased, Jane McAllister, was born in Scotland on the 28th of February, 1822, and came to Canada in the year 1830, living first in the vicinity of Montreal,near Laohute, from there moving to St. Therese, and EAST WAWANOSH. Pure ice cream. LENNOX, Wingham. Mies Annie McGowan, of East Wa• wanoeh, has been engaged by the trus- tees of S. S. No. 3. Morris, known as the Miller school, 5th line, duties to oom• mence on the opening of the Fall term. Salary $425 per annum. Miss Florence Armstrong, who did good work in the school for the past six months will have to attend the Normal before she can continue to teach, We wish Mies McGowan snooess. of 5 4 10 mine on the dollar was streak. to raise the amount and By Lew No. 11--1909, confirming the carne wcis duly read and passed. The Clerk was also instructed in mak- ing out Collector's roll in zddition to the sum of $820 75 collected annually from the south half of the township, being the yearly railway rata thereon, to add thereto the sum of $143:31, this being the amount of defi sit in the sale of said railway debentures. The Treasurer's half yearly statement to June 30, showing a balanoe on hand at date $704.39, received and order. ed to be filed. John H. MoOlinton was reappointed Collector at a salary of 870, this amount to include postage. By Law No. 12, confirming the ap- pointment of Collector and By Law No. 13, authorizing and empowering the Oolleotor to charge and collect 3 per- cent. on all the taxes remaining unpaid after the 15th day of December next, both read and passed. The following accounts were present- ed and ordered to be paid : —The "Muni- cipal World," Oolleotor's roll and other township supplies, $5.33; H, B. Elliott. part printing contract, $26.75; D. A. Dunbar, part payment oontraot on the Hallahan drain, $70; Wm. Arbuckle, filling on prairie road on eastern boun- dary, $22 50; Wm. G. Salter, material and filling, prairie road on eastern boun- dary, 826 78; J. G. Gillespie, balance operating road grader 1909, $61.60; Thomas Phillips, St. Helens, tile, $605; Fred P. Hayden, refund of Statute labor tax 1908, $1; James Sutherland, repair- ing hill at river con. 12, $4; Wm,J,Parli s, attendance on drainage matters, $3; McKinnon Bros•, gravelling and putting in culvert, cone. 9,10 and 12, $54 40; Geo Simmons, oniverts and drain, con. 9, and inspecting gravel, con. 10, $15.30; Wm. Patterson, putting in culvert on western boundary, $4; Geo. B. Naylor, gravel and inspecting gravel, $2; Janne Howatt, gravel and gravelling on south- ern boundary, $56.40; David Lockhart, inspecting gravel and filling ditch on southern boundary, $5; Peroy McLean, shovelling gravel, $1 25; Geo. M. Rob- ertson, shovelling gravel, $4,50. For gravel:—Joseph Kerr $8, W. H. Dens- more 86.50, Wm. J. Rodger $5 80. Wm. Fitzpatrick 83 50, Sam Morton $3 50, Geo. O. Naylor $10 65, James Cruickshank $3.30, James Martin $5 50, Wm. G Salter $8 80, Ed Haines, $2; Hfigti McBurney $16.90, Ohas, Campbell $S.70, Wm. Wightmau $160, Peter King $3.90. A Porterfield $1 60, Andrew Currie $7, G. Raithby $2 60; J. Bentley $6, Walter Soott $3 60. Robert Scott $15 70, Win. Nixon $4.60, • James Mo- Oallnm $13. The Council then adjourned to meet again on Monday, August 23rd next. ALEX PORTERFIELD, Clerk, Council met to -day, July 26; members all present bait Mr. Chiming ; minutes of last regular meeting and also of special meeting (with the exception of a change in the grade of elope on the north branch of the Hallahan drain which should have read 18 inches to the foot from stake 60 to culvert at the sideroad, viz, the sandy portions, instead of 18 inches to the foot on the whole north branch of said drain) read and passed. Communication from Wm. Lane, Co. Clerk, received stating that the amount required from the township this year for oonnty purposes was $2670.95. Re- solved that a further sum of $2 927 for township purposes, township ehare of drainassessments, salaries, eto., and $3,500 for township grant to schools, in all $7,097.95 be levied and raised off the township this year by taxation. A rate Are °eters Any Good? Foolish question! Yet some people acct as if a medicine could take the place of a doctor! The best medicine in the world cannot do this. Have a family doctor, consult him frequently, trust him fully, If we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds, we would not offer it to you. Ask your doctor. No alcohol in this cough Medicine. j. t.`. 4y (;p.,Lowell Afar Ansurnmetae acv>'r a.vr:rrrxrra+essww If we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer's Piles for ce,ncli;lalicn, biiiousners, sick@ headache, we would not offer them to you, Ask your own doctor about thif. 1 ,Made in Canada.. ------See 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. SOL JrAMcLean E AGENT FOR WINGHAM AND DISTRIOT.. 4111111111110111111111 Mr. F. S. Spence says the per capita consumption of liquor in Canada is de- creasing. Stephen Si Clemens, aged fifty, com- mitted suicide at St. Oathi.rinee by hanging himself. As Unexpected as Burglars. That's the way cramps come—strike without warning. Nothing so sure to inetantly relieve as Nerviline,—jest a few drops in sweetened water, is all that's regaired to stop the pain. Pol. eon's Nerviline is a true comfort to every family, for stoma'h end bowel derangement@ it is an absolute specific. Guaranteed to have at least five times the strength of any other pain relieving medicine,—perfectly safe, pleasant and useful for external pains too. For a re- liable household medicine-oase Nervi• line supplies all that's necessary. Large 25o bottles sold everywhere. Alvin Neff, a homesteader in Saskat- ohewan, has been arrested on a charge, of making a revolting attack upon a neighbor's wife and children. CT O.R1S say consumption can be cured. Nature alone won't do it, it needs help. IT'S EMULSION is the best help, but its use must be continued in sum- mer as well as winter. Take it in a little cold milk or water Get a small bottle now. All Druggists THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD i a♦3odo44.400000004 •••••••00000000•NKSe000Aooeo•s•••••••••1•t1•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Ao ♦••♦*i•••O••••••••••o•.•••••••0• • •2•e••s•••,.•••0••••••••••••••••••••••••i••e• • • • • • • • • • ae••s•e• 0roc4.4.�eoleeete.o4••o••••••••o•••000ioo60000•ol • • 0a °fir mp COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th, AND ENDING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1909. Small Prices on Big Parcels for 10 days ! Great Money -Saving Chances in 15 Deliartments. Profits just at this time are on a vacation ! Big crash in prices—come and see the ruins ! Come in the morning if possible, but come anyway. Read on to the end—it will pay you. COME WITH THE CROWD TO ISARD'S BIG CLEAN - SWEEP TEN DAYS' SALE Grocery Department Art Baking Powder and Graniteware Premium... 39c $1.00 8c 25e 6c 6e 20e Be 30 .... 25e 5c 25e ,•10c ...« 25c •10e 20 lbs Granulated Sugar for Fresh Corn Starch 2 cans Red Salmon 10e bottles Extract, sale price.... in Silks Boots and Shoes , Ladies' Waists Look on centre tables in Shoe Department for snaps in footwear; a lot of Boots clearing at 89c, 99c, $1,19 worth twice the sale price. Every pair in stock will be sold at a great sae ing to the buyer. Move quick and get your share of shoe bargains. Gents' Furnishings Men's Shirts and Drawers, sale price.... .... 25c A lot of Men's and Boys' Ties to clear at.. .... 19c Men's Strong Top Shirts, regular value 50e for.... 339c Men's Strong Braces, sale price Men's Balbriggan Underwear, sale price. .... 40e Men's Strong Wearing Sox, 3 pairs for... .... 250 Clothing Department Men's strong well made Overalls, black or blue Denim, 10 days sale rq .... 5. e Men's Strong Tweed Pants .$150 to 1,75 for.... $1.25 Men's Stripe Tweed Pants 82.00, sale 81.60 Boys' Strong Wearing Pants 65c, sale.. 503 03 Boys' Fancy Stripe Pants 75c, sale Lot No. 1 Men's strong wearing Suits, worth $7.00 to $7.50 for .... .... $5,00 Lot No. II Men's Fancy Tweed. Suits, value up to $10.00 for $7.95 Lot No. III Men's Fancy Pattern Worsted, value up to 814.00, sale.... Lot No. I, a lot of odd sizes to clear at ... .... 69c Lot No. II, a number of pretty Waists, must go at. 98c Lot No. III,.a special line of Fancy White Lawn Waists, value up to $2.50, sale.... .... 51.19 Dress Goods A large stock of new Dress Goods to choose from, 20 per cent. discount off all lines of Dress Goods Silks and Velvets, Table Linens 50c half Bleached Linen, good quality, sale price.. 40c 60c Bleached Linen, (wide), sale price.... .... 45e 75e Fine Linen, new pattern, sale price 60e 51 00 extra fine quality, very wide, sale price 80e 5 dozen Table Napkins, 1.50 quality for $1,00 Embroidery acid Laces All lines on sale at a big reduction. No room to quote prices here. Big Bargains in Ribbons 1'21 plain Itibbl;n on sale at 10c 20e Fancy Silk Ribbon, on sale et .. • • 15o 15e ti fe t t.. disci Ribbon, tl, wile at.. 121@ 25c cs-cl: Tta:te.:t'Ribbon c.n sale t>.'.. • • . • , . ,, WUc All lines reduced. i Long Gloves Big sale of Ladies' Long Gloves in the hist makes in Lisle. 1 affeta and Silk, all colors, 10 days sale 20 per cent. discount. Ladies' Whitewear White Muslin Top Skirts 82.00 each, for .. 81.50 Fine Cambric Undershirts, worth 82.50 for...... 8:.'.00 Corset Covers to clear, 50e line for 40c Children's White Dresses, regu:ar 81.23 for...... $1.00 Five dozen Corset Covers, fine quality, reg. 35c for. '25e Fine White -Underskirts, worth 81.50 for . $1.25 Leather Belts, tan, black or blue, 503 line half price 25e Corsets, a lot to clear, worth 81 00 and 81.25. on bargain tables, your choice il9e Kid Gloves, guaranteed, regular 81.25 quality, all colors, 10 days sale prig.... 99c 35e all -wool Cashmere Hose, sizes 0, 91, sale 25c 75e Shopping Satchels, large size, on sale 50c Ladies' Wrappers, worth 81.25, sale price 414e 5e paper'black Toilet Pins, sale price .... 3e 20 per cent. off all Summer Parasols. Very wide Striped Flannelette, worth 1.2?: for 10e, 10c, Plaid Dress Goods, sale price .... 7 e Ladies' Rain Coats to clear at half price. I;laek 1'nderskirts, good value at $1.25 for 81,60 CO., Winghani. , :444.40olio4do'4.40.4blo+l+!►col►•` 04:40.404:444444444 +4H