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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-11-11, Page 5Mil WIN tx.1..i41 ; TIMES, IVVQVEMBER 11 u s030_00_72=00.00essomi StanfieId's UHderwear111! is what you require. Guaranteed ab s o lutely unshrinkable. Your money back if a . garment proves other- wise. Complete range of sizes in the different lines in stock now, Come and see them. Undelrw r' McGee 0. Ca it,pbe1l StatinaININISIIIMINNIMMIMMISagssamereesteaztenaaAa BELGRAVE. The Messrs. A. Nicholson & Son of rBelgrave are negotiating for the pur- chase of the Teeswater lime kilns. They are at work burning a teat kiln to aBoer- Iain if the rook is of good quality. If it proves eatietaotory, a deal will likely be made. The Nicholsons are experi- enced lime burners, having been in the business at Belgrave the past eight .years.—Teeswater News. Do You Get Bilious? This trouble arises from torpidity of .the liver. Nothing acts so nicely as Dr. 'Hamilton's Pills. They stir up the liver, rid the system of bile, tone the stomach, give appetite and sound diges- tion, if yon feel drowsy and bad temper- ed, Dr. Hamilton's Pills will help you at once,—taken at night you're well by morning. Don't be afraid of Dr. Hamilton's Pills, they are mild—don't gripe or nauseate. They' just "oure" .—that's all. WEST WA%VANOSH. Council met as per adjournment on .Cot, 26th. Members all present; Reeve Medd in the chair. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved on motion of Wilson and Thompson. The Treasurer's statement showing a balance on hand of $476,93 was reoeived and filed on motion of Thompson and Aitoheson. -' Dr. Jamieson waited on council re Mrs. Spencer, who had been sent to Wingham Hospital for an operation, asking the Board to pay expenses. A hill of $36.00 for room and attendance was ordered paid and the Reeve to bring the matter before the County Council on motion of Thompson and Aitoheson. Cheques to the amount of $421,00 were issued for payment of acoounte ;passed by the Board. Cloonoil adjourned to meet on Nov. 19th at 10 o'ofouk. W. S. MCOROSTIE, Olerk. CULROSS. Wo are this week called upon to re• cord the death of Mrs. Jas. Howe, of the 12th concession of Culross. Her death occurred on the night of October 28th, after a prolonged illueae from interned oanoer. Mrs. Howe was a daughter of the late William MoKagne, who died at her home on August 30113, and a sister of Messrs. John and William MoKague, of Teeswater. She was 60 yeara of age. BRUSSELS. While working in the Ament factory Tuesday afternoon of last week, Allan Lamont had the misfortune to have the first finger of his left hand caught in the shaper with the result that it was taken off at the second jatnt, in an instant. He will be off duty for some time prob- ably. On Sunday afternoon, October 31st, Harry Mercer died, after an extended illness from dropsy, aged 34 years. The funeral took place from the Methodist Church Tneaday afternoon, Nov. 2nd. Rev. E, G. Powell conducted an appro. priate service and the Canadian Order of Foresters also took part at the cemetery. The Court put a beautiful wreath on the casket. Harry had lived in Brussels for a good many years and was an industrious young man. He was unmarried. On Sunday afternoon, October 241h, the death angel entered the home of Rev, Ellis Garrow, Pittsburg, Pa., and summoned to the unseen world the spirit of Thomas W. Tait, unole to Mrs Garrow. Mr. Tait was born in Mill. brook, Ont., was 66 years of age, was married 33 years ago to Mite Mary Neever, who with one son survive him. Bright's disease was the cause of his death. Mr. Tait will be remembered by some of the Brussels people, having re - aided here some years ago, and was a brother to the late John Tait, who died in Clay Center, Kansas, only six months ago. witsTFIELD. Mr. and Mrs. Woodcock, former residents here, who for the past two years have resided near Montreal, have returned to this part to live, having taken np their residence in one of A. Hardisty'e houses. Mise Phoebe Densmore has returned from en extended trip to the West, have ing been away four months. She reports having a splendid time. Dur- ing her stay she attended the Ae.Y.•P. Exposition at Seattle, and visited at Vancouver, Calgary, St. Paul, Spokane and nonny other planes of interest. The wonderful scenery of the Rook r Moun- tains partioularly impreesed her. SIXTH Jas. McElroy, of Killarney, Mane is visiting friends in Blyth and Morris. Harvey Bentley, of East Wawanosh, has taken a position in the store of Poppleetone & Gardiner. I4epeotor D. Robb, of Brussels, made hie regular visit to our public school last week and found evidences of progress under the efficient staff, Loveless Johnston and wife, who have heen worthy residents, of 131yth, will remove to Blind River, Algoma, where Mr, Johnston has taken a position. They went to St. Marys fora short visit before going North. H. Colesky, of Zurich, succeeds Mr. Johnston at the Charlesworth hardware store. We with the ontgoer's success and weloome the newcomer.. Have You Bronchial Catarrh? It is easily recognized by the dry oongh and hoarseness. Not difficult to our with Catarrhozone as Mr. Xavier Babin, of River Oapalin, Que., proved. "No one could enffer from Bronchitis more than I did, I had a hard hooking oongh that caused me great pain. • My throat was hoarse and I had great dis- tress in my chest. Catarrhozone reach- ed the sore spots and gave immediate relief. Since using it I have not had a single attack," Every physician who is asked about Catarrhozone says it is a sure oure,—so will you if you try it. Sold everywhere, 26o. and $1 00. One )actorniy rye No sense in running from one doctor to another! Select the best one, then stand by him. No sense either in trying this thing, that thing, for your cough. Carefully, deliber- ately eliberately select the best cough medicine, then take it. Stick to it. Ask your doctor about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for throat and lung troubles. Sold for nearly seventy years. No alcohol in this cough medicine. f. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Why try this thing, that thing, for your constipation? Why not stick to the good old reliable family laxative—Ayer's Pills? .Ask your doctor if he approves this advice. migismomin ZETLAND. The following is the report of the standing of the pupils of S. S. No. 7, Turnberry and East Wawanosh, for the month of October. The pupils were ex- amined in History, Geography, Arith• metio and Composition. Total 400. Jr. IV.—James Carrie 246, Fred Mo- Oreight 149*. Sr. III. — Alice Godkin Carrie 270, Eliza Norman Hookeridge 70*. Jr. III.—Elsie Stewart 301, Wilfred Jacques 135*, Earl MoOreight 111. Jr. II,—Lila McDonald. Sr. I.—Carl Lott. Jr. I•—James Stapleton, Minnie Mc- Oreight, Maurice Stapleton. Those marked * were absent for some examinations. STELLA NETHERY, Teacher, JAM C:STOWN. Jarvis H. Stokes, who has taken up land near Maple Creek in tho West, was visiting here. Ile lett for England last week to visit at the parental home and was ticketed by 'W. H. Kerr, Allan Ltne Agent, Brussels, on the eteatnship Teetotal), which sailed from Montreal on Friday. Mr. Stokes will bo book in the course of a few mouths,. 331, Leah 188, Bella BABY'S OWN TABLETS A LITTLE LIFE SAVER There is no other medicine for little ones as eafe as B sby's Own Tablets, inial effdote, .are 'stomach eatroy worms, revonting deadly fevers anti bring rough paialeasly.tt eaver, S'rskstohewan eays:—"I have used Baby's Own Tablets for my little one in oases of colds, stomach and bowel trou- bles, and other minor ailments and have never known them to fail in speedily restoring the ohild's health, I think there is no medioine for babies like the Tablets " Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medioine Co., Broosville, Ont. COMING Prof, i)oronwond OF TORONTO the well - known Hair Goods Artist, will visit Wingham at ,! BRUNSWICK HOTEL TRANSFORMATIONS SWFICHEi E'OarrADOUR3 CLUSTER -CURLS Friay,Nov. 26 During this visit he will be show- ing latest Parisian and New Yorlt styles. You are particularly in- vited of these creatio sand try on The DORENWEND SANITARY PATENT TOUPEE Vol- Gentlemen who are bald. Is a head cover- ing, far superior in both style and durability to any other manufactured. At the present day over 9000 of these are in use throughout Canada and the United States. Gall and have free demonstration. tpv or so sure, in its boue These Tablets speedily and bowel troubles, break up golds, thus croup, allay Riniel the little teeth Mrs. 0, A Landing, S ASHFIELD. On Friday, October 22nd, the death of Daniel McNain, aged oightyaix years, occurred at the family residence, lot 15, concession 13, Ashfield. Decea- sed was born in Ireland and oame to Canada in 1845, He settled in Ingersoll, where he lived for a number of yeas and was united in marriage. to Mary Brown. They moved to the township of Ashfield fifty-one years ago and with the exception of five years, which they spent in Huron, they had resided there ever since. The union was blessed with a family of two sons and two daughters, they being Samuel and James, who reside at home; Mrs. Hugh Pritohard, of Lucknow, and Mrs. James Bradley, of Ashfield. These with the sorrowing wife survive. Have You Stomach Trouble? When you wake up with headache and bad Sante in the mouth, something to settle the stomach is needed, That dull, heavy feeling must be lifted and appetite must be created. Get a tomb• 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. puts vim and snap into your movements, You'll be fitted for a hard day's work by taking Nerviline — nothing better. Large bottle, 25o. everywhere, G7.60 The Critical Age. Height of vigor is past—nature's power slowing down—vitality ebbing away, endurance decreasing. Stop the progress of decay, tone up the weakened nerve centres, impart vigor to the tiring body—prepare for the crisis. 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. TURNBERRY. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Appleby, of Wroxeter, have moved their household goods to their eon's place near Glenan- an, where they intend to reside in the future. 5 toorenlr3. The 100 store farm on the uth lino owned by George Brown, of B.rustie1 has been sold, the price 'being scene thing over $3,000, The Traetees of S. S. No. 2, Norris hew re-engaged Miss Annie E Mo. Gowan for next year at the same salary, v;z , $425, She is a good teaoher. In the orchard of Mrs. S. Fear, 8th line, a small limb 7?s inohos long, had no lose than 10 good sized apples upon it. They were of the Northern Spy variety. It was certainly a great Drop. Allan Adams, whose farm is west of Brussels, has been i11 with appendioitie but is making a good recovery we are pleased to state. The twin babies of Alcx, Nichol have been ill with whooping cough. One has a touch of pneumonia. Mre. Nichol is still at Olinton hospital. Site is able to Bit up and will soon be able to return home we hope. Will. Moses has returned home from li an extended trip West. He worked over a mouth at Clair, Sask„ and after- wards visited friends in Edmonton, Iuisfail, Portege•le•Prairie and Win- nipeg. Reports gaud orops throughout the West. The Council met pursuant to adjourn• meat on Nov. lat. Members all present, the Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. A communication was handed in by Mr. T. S, Brandon, stating that he had now severed his connection with the the township of Morris and he therefore tendered his resignation as Treasurer of the municipality. Moved by Mr, Shortreed, seconded by Mr. MoOracken, that whilst we regret Mr. Brandon's resignation of the office, the same be accepted as soon as the audit can take place.—Carried. A oo,umuuioation was received from Mr. A. T. Cole, requesting a tile culvert across his approach to roadway. On motion of Johnston and Wilkinson the matter was left in the Reeve's hands, On motion of Wilkinson and John- ston, the Clerk was instructed to notify the Auditors to meet and audit the Treasurer's accounts up to date. Audit to take place not later than the 12th inst. On motion of Messrs. McCracken and Shortreed, Mr. Arthur Shaw was appointed Treasurer at a salary of $100 per annum, on furnishing satisfaotory security for the due performance of the duties of said office. Accounts were ordered to bo paid as follows: — Isaac Brown, concrete tile, $15; Howiok Iasnrenae Oo,, payment on hall, $1.00; W. MoMiehael, digging ditch, $29.40; P. Rutledge digging ditch, $30 40; A. Pollock, gravel, $3 71; Jas. Gibson, gravel, $11.80; Jas. Cruikshank, gravel, $1.75, D. W. Campbell, repair- ing bridge, $1; Annie McMillan, gravel, $4 34; R. Wightman, gravel, 35c; W. Craig, balance making oement tile, $13.59; Geo. Pierce, gravel and wood, $8.40; Wm. Cunningham, drawing grader and drawing water, $7; J. Craig, shovelling gravel, $1; Jas. A. Bell, en- gineering and inepeoting bridge $20,25; J. Nivins, Municipality's share of Mc- Caughey drain, $4; J. T. Moaaughey, municipality's share of Nivin's dram, $27,89; Ab. Taylor, digging drain on 9th line, $3 75; W. Kearney, operating grad- er, $2; H, J. Manning, repairing oalvert, $1; N. A. Taylor, selecting jurors, $4; W. Clark, selecting jurors, $4; John Watson, selecting jurors, $4; Norman !, Ooiciough, drawing plank and putting top on bridge, $2; J. H. Shortreed, drawing gravel, 50o ; Bell Telephone Co., services, 50o; Jas Miohie, digging drain, $1 50; D. Witherspoon, part payment on bridge, $1,000; W. MoOracken, drawing tile and putting in culvert, $2 60; J G. Emigh, Matthews' garnishee for 1908, $57.18. On motion of Shortreed and Johnston the Council then adjourned to meet again on the 22nd day of November at 10 o'clock a. m. HOWICE. On Wednesday evening of last week an interesting event took plane at the residence of Mr. Russel Harris, when the teachers and scholars of Turnberry and Howiok Sabbath School presented to him the gift of an arm chair, previous to which Mr. Longley gave an interest- ing report of the prooeedingti, of the Provincial Sabbath sohool convention held in West Toronto on the 26th of October and following days, and to whioh he was sent as a delegate from the above named school. The follow- ing is a copy of the addreso read to Mr. Harris:— Dear arris:—Dear Sir,—We, the undersigned mem- bers and friends of the Howiok and Tnrnberry Sabbath school are met to- gether this evening to express our grati- fication that our sohool has well main- tained the attendance of teachers and scholars under your superintendenoy, and their interest in its connection nn. abated, and whioh by the Divine blessing augurs well for its future continuance and prosperity. We remember with feelings of gratification and pleasure, that on the retirement of the late Superintendent, with becoming diffi- dence of your powers and ability to make so sudden a rise from junior teacher to the important and responsible Office of Superintendent, and in the absence of any other candidate, trusting to Divine help and eupport, you assumed the office to which you were unanimous- ly elected. We desire to present you with arm chair as a token of our appre- ciation and good will, and trust you may view the Spiritual progress and prosperity of the sohool under you as Superintendent. Mr. Harris briefly responded, express- ing the pleasure he felt in hoeing Bo many friends assembled on the ocoae- sion, who had honored him by the address they had given hint and the useful gift they had presented. Wei.. Green of lot 25, con. C. Turn - berry, has sold his farm to Alex. Wright, from near Lakelet. The trans• action took piece on October 23rd. Mr. Green has taken over Mr. Wright's farm, and will move there in the near future. Remember—One Day Only On Wednesday, 27th ult , at 10 o'clock a. m , in the Church of the Saored Heart, Wingham, Rev. Father Lauren - dean performed the ceremony which united in the bonds of matrimony Mies Mary K. McKinnon, of Turnberry, and Mr. Walter John Lannan, of Goderich. The bride was becomingly attiredin a handaome Princess gown, with hat to match and carried g bouquet of pink and white chrysanthemums. She was attended by her sister. Miss Catherine, who wore blue broadcloth, with hat to match. Mr. Thomas Lannan, of Ash- field, ooutiin of the groom, acted as groomsman. Owing to the illness of a sister of the bride, the affair was a very quiet ono. After the ceremony the Wedding party and guests+ assembled at the home of the bride's sister, bare. Robert Sproal, Wingham, where a Sumptuous repast was oujeyed. A number of useful and beautiful presents gave evidence of the esteem in which the bride and groom are held. The groom's gift to the bride was a hand- some gold wetoh, and to the bridesmaid it brooch Set with pearls. Mr, and Mrs. Lannan left on the afternoon train for a short wedding trip to London, Detroit and other Dittoes. The bride's travelling suit was of blue breadolbth. They will shortly tette up their residence itt Goder- ioh, where they Will have the Boat wieh- es of numerous friends. Tho Dorenwend Co, of Toronto, Lirnited 103.105 YONGE STREET r ISARD FOR LADIES' COATS AND FURS We are busy selling COATS and FURS ! Reason ? Come and see. DO YOU KNOW we carry the largest stock of Coats and Furs ? Seldom outside of the large city stores do you find such an assort., went of READY-TO-WEAR garments. Buying in LARGE QtUANTITIES, we get the LOWEST PRICE. OUR CUSTOMERS get the benefit, buying the RIGHT UOODS at CLOSE -CUT PRICES 1 FURS. We are selling Furs of reliable quality. Every Far must be perfect in every detail to give proper satis- faction. The styles must be those that Dame Fashion cape correct. The fit and finish must be perfection. Ladies' Coats. BIG STOOK to ohoose from. In counting our Coats for Ladies, Misses' and Ohildren'a wear, we found we had One Hnndre:t and Seventy -Five Ooats. This means ennaiderable selling. Oar Ceoe - Cur PRICES aro reducing the quantity daily. Move quick and get one, Ladies' Heavy Coats. See our Pony Oloth Ooats. Lined throughout. Some at special prices .. .... $9.00 and $10.00 Ladies' Quilted Lined Coats, with Sable Collar. Gond length. Broadcloth shell—a very warm and stylish Gnat. 0 ar pricpa are ... $20.00 and $25.00 Ladies' Far•Lined Coate—All kinds in stock, at special prices. See oar Marmot Lined Coat, with Sable Collar; full length. Price , ... $35.00 Rat Lined Coat— Fine quality Broadcloth shell ; deep Sable Collar; regular sixty dollar coat, our close cut price.. $50.00 INSPECTION INVITED. LH. E0 ISA Established 1879 FOR WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, ASII3MA, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, SORE: THROAT, CATARRH, DIPHTICEIA Vaporized Cresolenc stops the paroxysms of whooping Cough. Ever dreaded Croup can• not exist where Crcaolene it used. It acts directly on nose and throat, tnaking breathing easy in the case of colds, soothes the Bare throat and stops the cough. Itis a boon to sufferers of Asthma. Cresolenc is a powerful germicide, actind bath CIA a curative and a preventive in Conta1i0t:5 dioceses. Cresolene'a best recommendation is its thirty years of successful use. Per bale by All InurAtets S.nd Postal }'or ne- SCr7f71'it'8 7laolaet Crcaolene Antiseptic Throat Tobicta, aitrplc and soothing for tite irritated throat, lac. Leeming,Miles Co., i:bnited, Agents, Mon- treal, Canada. 3•-8 W, Claim, Clerk. C 4++++++++++++++++++++++++4 M+++++++++++++++++++++44+♦ II -IAN & CO 4 v. 4., • s Rig . Sale m Boys Srnts'i 4 0 4 • 25 Boys' Suits to be sold at $3.39. i For the next week only. First hero, first choice. Don't forget the price. r o Mothers, bring along your boys and get them a nice Winter Suit. o ♦ - 0 4 • 4. MEN'S FUR COATS.• ♦ 4 GREY. By the death of an excellent roadster 3.year old oolt, Arch. McLean, 16th con., was the loser of possibly $150. A petition asking for the eubmiesion of a Local Option By -Law at next Munioipal election baa been placed in the Clerk's hands. Oliver Turnbull, 155th oon., wan away to the West with a oar load of fine Leicester cheep which he disposed of to the ranchers. ' He got back last week. A telegram was received conveying the sad intelligence that Mies Bella Sifters, formerly of the 15th can., hid died in Washington state, where she was engaged as a school teacher. It is 11 yearn since the Sillars family re. moved from Grey township. They were related to the John Hislop family and wore living at Wapote, Wash Miss Sillars was a fine young woman whose demise will be greatly regretted o COON, DOG- AND FUR - LINED, Best value in town. o o •" Selling at last year's prices. 4 _. • • s MEN'S HEAVY MITTS.— Here is the place to buy your a o Winter Mitts in Leather and Wool, for Men and Boys. Keep warm i ♦ this winter. 4 • e NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.— 10 dozen Negligee Shirts, in pleated : fronts and fancy stripes ; all sizes ; special at 60c. 4 • WORKING SHIRTS.—We have in stock heavy good lines of e o Working Shirts for the fall trade, in black and white stripes, well o made, in good large sizes. o LADIES' READY-MADE COATS—In blat:k, navy and green, 4 o which are the leading colors in our Fall Coats We have been doing • o a big business in this line. New styles. corning in each week ; we • would like to help you choose your style fur this winter. Prices • o range from $6.50 to $'20.00. • • • LADIES' SKIRTS.—In blue, green and black, Newest styles +; in pleated effects, trimmed with jet buttons ; we always try to give o satisfaction in this line. • •• FALL DRESS GOODS.— Our Dress Goods department has o been brightened with many new pieces of winter fabrics, If you are ox •• wanting a Suit or Dress, have a look through this department, t • .*m..- + Port krihnr Cleft/lee have plena pre• pared for a haudsomv cut stone cath:'. dun, Jan E.tnwar 1. who is said to Move a wife livit,g let Marla() county, watt shot and probably fatally wounded while at tempting to escape from a Detroit con- stable wino had errs sted him on a charge of bigamy. • • • FURS ! FURS ! Furs of the finest quality ! Our standard of mereh,ndiee sloes a Z not permit of the slightest deceptioa in Fars ; we guarantee to give .+ 4 absolutely the best value for your money, with every po_slt;le advent,. 4- • tage as regards style and quality ; we can demonstrate to your entire .•. o satisfaction that it pays to BUY FURS AT HOME, instead Of sending Z • away. In buying here you know precisely who you are dealing with • o and the responsibility back of the selling. The Furs we offer have t. o •been selected with extreme care, to give lasting service, and will w 4' retain their' good looks from season to season. ,++yi + n 1.•'•.. ..-. 'e.au.l '.0 wi1.40 Ati 1W\..,5 . . ,.8. . T kinds of Fowl and Potatoes. I a Highest prices paid for all tnthAAAA AAAIAA AIAWAAAA1MA tfrA IHANNA' ++4++++4++444+++++$++$+++' +4++++++++++$+++44444+4*+r, PHONE 70.