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The Wingham Times, 1909-10-07, Page 5THE W1Ntx. Ola, TIMES, OCTOBER 7 1;luv Our Milhinery Productions Are meeting with ready ac- ceptance. Every effort is put forth to give an in- dividual air to each hat as it comes from the work room. Kindly leave your order early in the week so as to avoid the possibility of dis- appointment. Miss Reynolds. ♦s4ess♦•♦4••♦♦+v♦•••••r44or• •♦•♦••♦•♦•♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦•♦era + • + MOVING MOVING ! ♦ • ♦ ♦ The Greatest B gains ever heard of in Wingham rreat Rem val Sale We are removing from store now occupied, to the Beaver Block. Everthing here must be sold regardless of cost or re- gular price, as we purpose re -starting with an entirely new and natty stock. PRICES ALL GONE TO SMASH IN i + 1 WATCHES, CLOCKS, RINGS, BRACELETS, • + ZLOCKETS, SILVERWARE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY JEWELERY, CHINAWARE, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, AND FANCY GOODS. WATCHES. 14k Solid Gold Ladies' Watch, 15 ♦ Jewel Waltham and Elgin Move- ment. Regular $40. Now only $30 + Ladies' 14k 25 year. Gold Filled, 15 Jewel, Waltham and Elgin Why h. Regular $16. Now r 4 Ladies' Silver Watches. Regular $5,00. Now only $3.50 + Men's 18 size, open face, 14k 25 +year Gold Filled Case, 21 Jewel, Waltham Watch. Regular $40. + Now only $30.25 + Men's 18 size, open fags, 14k, 25 '+ year, gold filled case, 17 Jewel • Waltham and Elgin. Regular ,+ $30.00. Now only $22 9 Men's 18 size, open face, 20 year, '+ gold filled ease, 17 jewel, P. S. + Bartlett, Waltham. Regular $17.00. Now only $11.50 + Men's 18 size, open fade, 20 year,. ♦ gold filled, oaee, 15 jewel Wal.' ♦ thaw and Elgin Watch. ReRu- 174 lar $15 00. Now only $9.75 i'�_ Men's 16 size, open face, 25 year gold filled case, 17 jewel Wal- • tham and Elgin. Regular $24, • Now only,.. $16.90 .M en's 16 size, open face, 20 year '# gold filled oase, 16 jewel Wal- tham and Elgin. Regular $18.. Now only $12.75 i1 Men's Silver Watches, 17 jewel ;4* Waltham movement. Regular ,4*$17. Now only $12,50 • Men's 17 jewel Waltham and Elgin Watch. in nickel case. Regular + $12. Now only $8.25 Men's 15 jewel Waltham and Elgin 4 Watch, in niokel case. Regular $9.00. Now only • $6.50 Men's 7 jewel Waltham and Elgin + Watch, in nickel case Regular • $7,00. Now only $4.90 + Boys' Watches. Regular $1,50. Now only , 4 R. KNOX. • 4. `• Opposite Queen's Hotel, A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS. +++++++++++++++++.0.+++++++, ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ CLOCKS. Fanoy Mantle, Marbleized Clocks. Regular $9 00. Now only. $5.75 8 Day Oak or Walnut Mantle Clooke. Regular $4,00. Now only $2.50 Alarm Clooke. Regular $2.50. Now only $1.60 Alarm Clocks. Regular $100. Now only 69e DRANK TAUB BY ORONTO f The Clothes with a National Reputation McGee & CampbeIl CLOTIIING AND FURNIBIIINGS. P • • • • + ••+ • • 4 • • • • • + • • • + • + ♦ • SILVERWARE. • • + Having a largo stock of Silverware. + we are offering it below coat. Now + is your opportunity. BELGRAVE. ST..'lCGESTIN17. Bernard Brophey was away on his holidays last week. Mrs, M. T.Aeddy is at the Clinton hospital and we hope she may soon be fully restored to good health. John Craig bee bis new silo com- pleted, We now have telephone communica- tion. The line of the North Heron Telephone Co, from Whalebone to this plane has been completed and the tele- phones were installed last week. The Company now have their workmen busy building branch lines. Rev. and Mrs. Cook are spending their holidays visiting with friends in Michigan. Mise Elsie Cook has returned home after spending two months in the West Mr. John Kerr, of Wingham, prenoh- ed in the Methodist Church here on Sunday beet. The services next Sunday will be taken by Mr. Walter Hall, of Wingham. JEWELERY. + Ladies' Long Chains. Regular $8. + Now only $4.95 • Ladies' Long Chains, Regular $5. + Now only ... , .. $2.95 Men's gold filled watch chains. + Regular $10. Now only... $6.25 + Regular $8 00. Now only. $4.75 + Regular $5.00. Now only. $2.95 • Regular $300. Now only. $1.75 + Ladies' Extension Bracelets + Regular $8 00 Now only. $5.00 + Regular $5 00. Now only. $2.95 Ladies' Solid Gold Pearl Pendants. Regular 25.00. Now only $17.25 Regular 15.00. Now only $10.75 + Regular 11.00. Now only.. $8.75 Ladies'Gold Signet Rings. Regular '+ $6.00. Now only $3.75 i Regular $4 00. Now only $2.75 Men's Signet Rings. Regular $8. • Only now $5.50 Regular $6.00. Now only. $3.75 ILadies' and Men's Stone Set Rings at exceptionally low prices. • • Special prices in Lookets, Locket Chains, Men's and Ladies' Fobs, Br000hea, Scarf Pins, Cuff Links, etc. • 1 Do You Laub Solf•Control? If you are constantly keyed up, ner- vone, perhaps depressed -look to your over-worked nerves for the cause They are starving for the nourishment that Ferrozone so quickly supplies. Besides its tonic action on the nervous system, Ferrozone has marvelous blood - forming properties. It thus supplies strengthening materials to every nook and corner of the body and brings the evstem to a condition of perfect health. To be strong, to eat well, and work long without fatigue, use Ferrozone; it is the best nerve system tonic known. At all dealers in 50e. boxes. HO W ICI[. A wedding of more than usual interest to friends in Howiok township took place at 5 o'olook, Wednesday evening, Sept. 291h, at the home of the bride's father, Mr. Samuel Johnston, Ford- wlch, when Mr. Harvey Sperling, the youngest son of Mr. Edwin Sperling, and Mies Christens Johnston were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The Rev. Wallaoe Johnston, brother of the bride, tied the nuptial knot which united the lives of these estimable young people. The wedding was a quiet one, witnessed only by the immediate rela- tives of the bride and groom and a few close friends, They were both unat- tended. The bride was very becomingly attired, and looked oharneing. After congratulations sumptuous refreshments were served. After an evening most pleasantly passed in a social manner the groom took his prize to his own home, dispensing with the usual honeymoon trip. They received a number of beautiful wedding gifts. Dr. Hamilton Follows Nature's Plan. No physician was more successful in treating stomach and liver troubles than Dr. Hamilton. He avoided harsh medi- cines and produced a wonderful pill of vegetable composition that always cures. Dr. Hamilton's Pills are noted for promptly onring billiousness, sick headaches, constipation and stomach trouble. They work like a charm -very mild -yet searohieg and health -giving. No where can a better tonin laxative be found than in Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Try them and be convinced, 25o. at all dealers. I1.1.`tiT WAWA." OS;I. Tho Council met at 13 algravo on Sept. 27th, pursuant to adjiurnment; anrnl- tiers all present but Mr. Canning; minutes of last meeting read and con- firmed on motion of Coanoiliore (. il- leepie and Scott. By -Law No. 14, 1909, authoriziug the Reeve and Treasurer to borrow mons y for township purposes was duly read and passed. The following aoconnts wore preoant- ed and ordered to be paid: --J M Gili, building approaches and furnethia,; materiel for Belgrave bridge, con. 9 $24.67; Anthony Hag;;itt, putting in tile crossing opposite lot 40, con 9, $3,00; Wm. Arbucale, underbruehing opposite lot 42, non. 12, $6 00; Vint & Love, part payment building Edwards bridge, con. 6, $516 00; Vint & Lwe, part payment building culvert me the Hallahan drain, $100.00; Wm. Watson. inspecting building Edwards bridge, con. 6, $43.50; Wm. Watson, inspecting buildiug culvert on Hallahan Drain, $11.50; Henry Edwards repairing cul- vert, sideline 33 and 34, con. 5, $1 50; David A. Dunbar, balance contract North Branch on Hallahan Drain, $44; Fred Rath, drawing tile and putting in drain opposite lot 38, con. 6, $10.40; Fred Rath, putting in culvert, con. 4, $4 00; Frank Campbell, drawing tile and putting in culvert, sideline 30 and 31, con. 5, $3 00; Wm. P. Hallahan, part payment south branch on Hallahan Drain, $44.68; Jno. W. Mason, repair- ing bridge, eideltne 39 and 40, con. 9, 52 00; Peter W. Scott, expenses to To- ronto attending meeting re Provincial Sanitarium, $5 00; Jno, W. Solar, cleaning river bottom and repairing approach to river, con. 6, $3 00; Robt H. Scott, work with team and shovel- ling gravel, $4 50; MoKinnon Bros., gravelling, con. 9 and widening road, con. 10, $36.25; Pat Gibbons, inspecting gravelling, non. 9, $3 00; Wm, Ruddy, gravelling on sideline 30 and 31, con. 2, $31.03; Thos. Straughan, inepecting gravelling, con. 2, $1.50; Wm. Dobie, underbrnshing on con. 2, $11 10; Wm. Dobie, drawing tile and repairing road, sideline 33 and 34, con. 3, $35,00; Wm. Beecroft, gravel, $7.40; Robt, Sheill, gravel. 400; Leask McGee, shovelling gravel, 52.50; Harvey MoGeo, gravel, $L0 70; Jno. Redmond, gravel, $5.50; David Ramsey, gravel, $2 50; Wm. Nethery, gravel, $3.30; Jonathan Pat- tison, shovelling gravel, $3 00; E. Stapleton, shovelling gravel, $1.25; Peter King, gravel, $2.50. The Council then adjourned to meet again on Wednesday, October 27th next. ALEX, PORTERFIELD, Clerk. Catarrh Cared or Money Back. The cense of Catarrh is a germ. It multiplies in the lining of the nose and throat, spreads to the bronchial tubes and finally reaches the lungs -Cough syrapoan't follow to the lungs -it goes to the stomach -and fails to cure -Ca• tarrhozolie is inhaled. It goes every- where -gets right after the germs -kills them -heals the sorenese-stops dis- charge and haoking-cures every trace of Catarrh. You're absolutely pertain of oure for Catarrh, throat irritation, colds or bronchitis, if you use Catarrh - ozone. 25o. and $1 00 sizes sold every- where. BLIIEVALE. Rev. W. J. West, M. A., went to Ripley last Thursday to preaoh prepare- ory servioe for Rev. Mr. McLean. Anniversary services will be preached in Knox Church on Oct. 17th by Rev. D. McKerrol of Luoknow. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held on the afternoon of Thursday, Oot. 14th at the home of Mrs. J. C. Johnston at 2.30. All the ladies aro weloome. GREY. Miss Ella McKinnon was home over Sunday from her school near Monk - ton. Next meeting of township Council will be held at Ethel on Monday, Oct- ober 25th. An appeal has been entered in the Marsh ve. Grey township suit and it will come up for hearing at Toronto, next month probably. A silo has been built on the farm of Mrs. H. McKinnon, 7th con., and it was filled this week preparatory to the com- ing winter's feeding. Frank Woods, 16th con., delivered to John Bateman at Ethel, on Wednesday of last week, eight hogs farrowed on May 9th, being four months and 20 days old, which weighed 1720 lbs., and aver- age of 215 pounds each. Mr. Woods would like to know who can beat this. The total taxes to be collected in Grey township for 1909 amounts to the tidy sum of $28,086.19. Tax Collector Bishop, in the North Division, will gather in $11,641 26 and Collector Mc- Nair, in the South, will be responsible for $16,444.93. Drain and Railway rates are one pause of the increased - amount in the Southerly portion of the township. The Collectors will soon be busy. A social was held at the manse on the evening of 22nd September, and a very enjoyable time was spent by all. A good programme was rendered, consist- ing of songs, instrumentals and read- ings. Before the refreshments were served, Mrs. West was called forward and was presented with an address and an autograph quilt from the members of the Ladies' Aid Society. Mrs. West made a reply thanking her many frionds for presenting the pretty quilt to her, The following was the address: Dear Mrs. West, -We, your friends and fellow -laborers in the Ladies' Aid Society of Knox Oharoh, realizing your interest in our sooiety and the church, feel that thorn could bo no more fitting destiny for our autograph quilt than to be placed in your hands. The token of our common labor in the flnan- oial interests of the new church, the quilt is a memento of the many friends who helped in the good cause. We are sure, Mrs. Went, the good wishes of these as well as of the members of the Ladies' Aid Society accompany the gift. May it:remain a pleasing souvenir to you and Mr, West of the good work that Ilea been done together. THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY The wife of a farmer named Grover, living ten miles southeast of Leo, Al- berta, and her two children lost their lives in a prairie fire. One in Seven Called by Consumption. A. dreadful plague indeed when you consider that in inoipent stages it can be cured. Take care of the little cold before it becomes a big one. When the throat is sore and it hurts to expand your chest, rub in Nerviline and im- mediately apply one of Poison's Nervi - line Porous Plasters, Pain and tight- ness are at once releived. Inflammation and soreness gradually disappear and fatal illness is thus avoided. Nerviline Plasters aot as a counter irritant over the seat of pain, and as an exterior ap- plication in curing colds in the muscles, in pleurisy and headaches they have no equal. Keep these remedies right in your home. 1 1 v 0 MORRIS. Jas. Wilkinson and wife, of Escanaba, Minh„ are here renewing old friend- ships. The former is a son of J. Wilkin- son, now of Belgrave. Miss Lola Agar, 2nd line, and Mies Alice Paul, of Blnevale, who have been visiting friends at Detroit, and Seaforth, have returned to their homes. J. W. and Mrs. Calder moved last week to Guelph where Mr. Calder has secured a position with the Hydro - Electric Power Co. of Ontario. We wish them 61100088 in their now home. Anniversary services will be held in the Jackson church, Sabbath, Oct. 17th. Rev. Mr. Millyard, of Goderich, will preach in the afternoon at 2 30 and Rev. Mr. Small, of Blyth, in the evening at 7 o'clock. A thank -offering will be taken at each servioe. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Robert Shedden, 4th line, who has been undergoing treatment at Clinton hospital for several weeks, is improv- ing quite nioely and her many friends hope she will soon return as well a3 ever. rewgzige YA:r Estoblilhed 1879 FOR WHOOPING COUGH, CRODP, ASTHMA, COUGHS, BRONCH THROAT, CATARRH, 1) Vnporizcd Cresols e at Whooping Cough. By not exist where r re d' tly on nose fs, SORE THERIA the paroxysms of dreaded Croup can- ene is used. It acts sec throat, ,O 1dng breathing easy in the ease of colds, soothes the sore throat and Mops the cough. Itis a boon to sufferers of Asthma. Cresolene is a powerful germicide, acting both as a curative and a preventive in contagious diseases. Cresotene's beat recommendation is its thirty years of successful use. ref We by All rlragglats tendPastel for De- scriptive Booklet CresolceAntiseptic Plic Throat Tablete, simple and soothing for the irritated throat, 10e. Leeming, Miles Co., Limited, Agents, Mon- treal, Canada. 308 i Isard's For Best Value in Readyto Wear Clothiog MEN'S CLOTIIING DEPARTMENT on second floor is a BUSY SPOT these days -eager buyers are after bargains in Men's and Boys' OVERCOATS and SUITS and they are finding just what they want here at a BIG SAVING-. This is a growing branch of our business and we have added several NEW LINES of 1JIGRI CLASS TMLOR- ED OVERCOATS and SUITS for 1'1ALL and WIN PER TRADE. Come and inspect our stock. OUR PRICES will interest you. MEN'S NEW FALL SUITS, -English worsted, dark brown, with shadow stripe, single-breasted. sack, nicely made, re- gular value $12,00, our price $10.00 MEN'S FINE SUITS. -Made of English worsted, rich olive and brown tones, latest cut, regular valve $15,00, our price$12.50 Lowness of price is not the only attraction here. YOUTH'S SUITS. -Sizes 31. 35, fine quality English worsted, coloring are two tone effects, neat cuffs on sleeves and laps on pockets, regular 12.00 suits„ our cut price $10.00 BOYS' 3 PIECE SUITS. -In fine serge and Canadian tweeds, single or double-breasted, prices are $2,50, $3.00, $3.50 BOYS' FALL AND WINTER TOPPER COATS AND REEI'ERS,-new styles, all sizes, English napp and plain navy Beaver Cloths, prices are $2.50, 3,00, 3,50. 4.00 MEN'S FALL AND WINTER OVERCO.TS.-Black or grey English Kersey Cloth, tailored in best manner, twelve dollar value for $10.00 MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS. -Scotch T weed Ulsteriug of fine finish in olive, green and brown colorings, largest improved Prussian collar, extraordinary value $12.00 MEN'S REEFERS. -.lust the kind for cold weather, we have the Leather, Corduroy, Duck, Etoffe, all prices. UNDERWEAR, -Skilled operators have produced, for us Under- wear, which stands the test of time and will give absolute satisfaction. RAINCOATS. -There's health and comfort in our Raincoats. They shed the rain perfectly and make you feel comfortable, may save you a doctor bill to own one. HATS AND CAPS. -Newest styles, newest shapes, newest ideas, are here in countless numbers. Step in and try one on, we can fit you, both ways. GLOVES. --Fine quality, and they show it. FEL ETISARD & co: apaimunawmumeamussuliassaussor 1 possible. On motion of Wilkinson and Johnston the tender of Miss Mary Ann Combe for the Russell drain debentures at par, was accepted. On motion of Shortreed and McCrack- en the olerk was inetruoted to solicit tenders for the Smith drain debentures, tenders to be opened at the next Council meeting on Nov. 1st next. Accounts were ordered to be paid as follows: -Wm. Fraser, work and tile on lat line, $5 97; Wm. McMichael putting in culvert, $2 50; McKinnon Bros, grav- elling on North boundary, $44 25; A. McGee, inspecting on North boundary, $6; P. Fowler, gravelling on North boundary, $7.35: H. McArter, gravel, $2.61; S. Wacker, gravel, $1 40; R. Proc- ter, team work on grader, $5; R. Me - Murray, team work on grader, $3.50; S. Nicholson, team work on grader, $3 50: Geo. Daley, work on road, $1,25; T. Miller, operating grader, $2; J. Short' reed, repairing culvert, $3; Miller Bros. gravel, $7.63; J.H. Sellars, travel, $2 52; J. Thyne, gravel, $2,45; R. Young, put- ting in culvert and tile drain, $4; G. H. Wheeler, repairs ongrador, $1,75; F. J. Martin, assistance on Russell drain, y1; C. Pollard, gravel, $2.40; A, Cochrane, digging ditch on 4th line, $'02, putting iu culvert, $4, work on road, $2; Win. The Council met according to ad- journment on Sept. 27th. Members n11 present, the Reeve in the chair. Min- utes of last meeting read and confirmed. .A. petition was presented by Mr. Wm. Oakley and others asking for the con- etruotion of a drain under the provisions of the municipal drainage act. On motion of Shortreed and McCracken the said petition was entertained and the Clerk was instructed to notify Engineer Roger to examine the locality of the proposed drain and make his report thereon. Tenders were received for the e a- etruotion of the Smith drain from Messrs. Crowley & McDonald, Connelly & Nicholson and Kirby & Button. On motion of Wilkinson and Johnston the tender of Kirkby & Button at the 1 sum of $3,715 for the completion of the drain, exolusire of culverts was accept- ed, the same being the lowest, and the olerk was instructed to have the agree* ment drawn no and signed as early as Wilkinson, digging ditch and drawing tile, $4.50; Dnff &Stewart, material and work on McGuire's bridge, $18.34, mat- erial and work on Clegg'e and Camp- bell's bridges, $208.89, taking down 2nd line bridge and drawing lumber to let line bridge, $21; Frank Kearney, putting in culvert, $2.50; J. McCall, digging municipal share of the MoElroy drain, $27 30; J Mo0a11, drawing and antting in Dement tile, $5,50; N. A. Taylor, ex- penses to Toronto, $5 On motion of Wilkinson and Short - reed the Counted then adjourned to meet again on the let day of Nov. next. W. CLARK, Clerk. First Dividend. It was announced Thnraday by the lignidators, the National Trust Com- pany, that the first dividend of 25 per cent. will be paid immediately to the shareholders and claimants against the York County Loan and Savings Co. The work of the liquidators of the de- funct company seems to have been very thorough in oharacter, and as the land value of the real estate held by the oompany is appreciating in value, oth- er and substantial dividends are ex- pected to follow in due coarse, In the oonree of a few weeks a etatomont will be issued to the several share- holders, amounting in nnmbor to up- wards of 114,000. Tome :,Emc a, t? There is an immense difference between a tonic and a stimulant. Up one day, way back the next; that's a stimulant. Steady progress day by day toward perfect health; that's a tonic. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic, a strong tonic. The only Sarsaparilla entirely free from alcohol. Do not stimulate unless your doctor says so. He knows. Ask him. Do as he says. J. C. Auer Co., Lotltelf,Mdss. Constipation is the one great cause of sick -headache, biliousness, indigestion, bad breath, debility, nervousness. Ilas your doctor ever recoiu me nod Ayer's Pills to you?