HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-12-23, Page 5Neckwear
For Christmas Gifts.
Only eight more days in which to do your Christmas Shopping. Do
it now. One ,of the most popular articles for a Christmas
gift to a gentleman is a Necktie, We have posi-
tively the largest assormentever shown
here, and you will have no diffi-
culty making a choice,
NECKTIES -••Four-in-Hand, Bat Wings, Strings,
Bows, Tecks, Hook-On's, Ascots, Puffs,
etc., etc.,
NECK SCARFS. -Padded styles, Handker-
chief Style, Motor Style, Muffler, etc.
We have made special mention of Neckwear, but we have
numerous other lines equally as suitable. Such as SHIRTS,
COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, SUSPEND-
ERS, GARTERS, ARMBANDS, SWEATERS, SWEATER COATS,
HOUSE JACKETS, SLIPPERS, UMBRELLAS, SUIT CASES,
HATS, FUR CAPS, FUR COLLARS, etc.
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Do your buying early, while the assortment in each line
is complete.
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CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS.
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Oatmeal exohauged for oats. FRANK
R HOWSON, Wiugbam.
The annual Christmm tree and enter-
tainment of Knox Church Sabbath
school will be held in the I+'orestere'
Hall, on Friday evening. Deoember
24th, The program will consist of
ohoraaee, solos, quartettes, • recitations,
dialogues, eto The program will Dom•
menoe eA 8 o'clock and the admieafen is
15o,; children 10o. The public oordiaily
invited,
W EST w•AWANosH. '
Another of the pioneer residents pees -
ed away on Saturday lset, when Vt.
Jeremiah Foran was called to the Great
Beyond. Mr. Foran ' suffered frbm a'
stroke of paralysis aome•motiths ago atld'
had gradually sank 'until the arid oame
Deceased wee held in high eatoem 1n'the
community and tie bereaved relatives
will have the sympathy ofthe commun-
ity in their affliction. The funeral to
the St, Augustine nemetery on Monday
morning was largely attended.
auLItosS.
Mr, A. J, Moir of ktatwlstie, Alta.,
is paying his annual visit to his formol;
hpme, oqn. 1, Oulre ns, ,
Mr. Geo, Grenaolie . lac rented iiia
farm to Meagre, John and Noble. Quest,.
who oame frolp near Kinlopgb,• The.
lease is to run for Ave :nate.
On the first day of the month there
died at Radisson, Seek. •Mrso. Wm.
Scott, widow of the; late Wm. Soott;
who for many years was Reeve of Our,
rose, and who died on the 19th of March
last. Mrs, Scott was aged 74, within a
few weess of the age of her Iwaband
when he passed`awaY. '
THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
Christmas Presents i.
Baying moved into a larger store opposite the Brunswick }
Hotel, we have a larger stock than ever to
choose from. Call and see our large
and new stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty I
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Atter a trying esparienos with itrio-
lure of the ti3s3ph%gas, oevering 1'.
years, Mrs 4ed .MoTaggart, loth con.,
'paes3d psaiefai y:, swat en Monday
night, Dao. 13th;' in her 37th year. It
was fondly 'loped that by ae,dical opera-
tion Said Ointment -the ailment might be
overoome,, but the results deaired ware
net secured, outside of temporary relict,
awlfor emus menthe she received
nourishment through a tube to the
etonaoh ag'ahe could not swallow food.
Deeeneed was the aeoond danghtgr .of
iitollell. of LggauSpwnship, and
was married to'her now bereft `partner
on •December' 813th, 1900,;' She rrlade' a
model,wife,"ipdnatriOae, t1dx,Ana kindly
4A4 trier s;naerely:regretted'
1:n 'addition -to Mr; Mogaggsrt; 'three
tittle sous are .left) ••Mrs..'UoTdixgart
was a faithful inembIr ,of Presbyterian
Church at Gfanbtoo$. `' '
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Wm, M4nuing, of Pilot ;Mound
Manitoba, Is vYsltina hte " brother,
Edward Manning at the home of B.
Mason. Blyth. The visitor formerly
lived at Londeaboro'
sOwipg ;to ,the spriops_Alinesa ofher
t ,other, Mre. White, ;>lIre, ,Spofford, of
Plyth, , was ,called 40 innerkip., The
old iady.,,had.a,;stroke of paralysis, and
at her advanced age of ever three score
and ten the probabilities of recovery are
not reasiinring,.; . •. -
Reeve. Milne has:, been t .member of
Blyth Ooanoilfor 16Fo00eeo110v° years,
3 of which he has been Reeve. He has
only had one aoolamation. • He takes a
great interest in the afraire of the
town but whether' he will accept
domination agaia`or net we have not
heard',
St. Andrew's'= lie* 'manse is nearly
ready for obobpatien. L. Hill, ' the
oontraetor,`haadotie a good job and
will.,haye;it completed close to contract
tune, •.Fj'arpgoe, bathroom, eleotrio
light and gther modern oonvenienoes
will„makeait a very,,00mfcrtable-home,
Rev,..; and. ,Mrs, Small will probably
tape poseeaeloa by the entry of theuew
year . •, •
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Oatmeal exchanged for oats. FiiAxi '
R. HOWSON, Wingham...
The following is from the Toronto
World of Friday. dated from Neyv"Sv ork;,;
Deo. 16:—"Although' he tell " eleven
storeys from a sky seraper,at 848 Seven=
th Avenue to -day, Thos` bhamplon,
aged 49, an iron worker, was able td
give his name and address„ and oonverae
with fellow•employeee' whilewaiting,
for an ambulanoe. It'was'thought he
would recover, but be died two hours
later. Not a bone was broken;' hove,-
ever.”
owever." Mr. Champion wasa Wawanoah
boy and had been in Nev York 'for some
sixteen years. He watt 'an uncle of Mr.
R. Paterson, of this village. • '•
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Jeweler
One door north of 1 ing's.
and Stationer
Opposite Bruniiwiok Betel,
WESTFIELp. ,
David Ramsey attended the, funeral
of his uncle at Guelph and also attended
the show.
Mr. and Mrs, A, Hardesty. and Mr.,
J. H. McClinton attended the Guelph
fat stook show.
Geo. Jefferson has been re-engaged tor'
the coming year in S. S. No. 13, East'
Wawanosh, where he has'tanght'for the
past two years.
Raymond Redmond has re-engaged
in the school near Teeswater, where he
has been teaching for some time, until
next midsummer, at a eatery of $560 per
ann>im.
CR.ANBROOE.
Oatmeal exchanged for oats. FRANK
R. Howson, Winghain.
Sunday, Deo. 121h, Valentine Gramm,
who hag been a well known resident of
this locality for the past 35 years, paid
Nature's debt at the advanced age of 78
years. Deceased was born in Bram-
hoffa, Germany, ooming to Waterloo
Co., Ontario, in 1875, and for about 30
years ran the lime kiln doing a large
business. Mrs. Gramm and 6 children
survive, the latter being John and Jaoob
and Misses Liza and Annie at home,
Mrs. John Ritohie, of Galt and Mrs.
Johns, of Pennsylvania. Mr. Gramm
was a genial, industrious, honorable
man, highly reepeoted by all who knew
him. He belonged to the Lutheran
church and was a Conservative in poli.
ties Sympathy is extended to Mrs
Gramm and family.
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3flATE A.LE.
Mrs. W. Sanderson and her daughters
have returned to Toronto.
Mr, John Diment is visiting at his
brother's, Ur. H. Diment.
a,Rtev. W„ J. West, M. A, and Mr. A.
Meager attended the meeting of Mait-
land Prrebytery, Tuesday at Wingham.
-Duff & Stewart have several teams
drawing loge.
4,50 -cent bottle of
Scott's Emulsion
,iyenla41i-€,
doses four time s, a day,
mixed in its bottle, will
last a year-old baby near-
ly a month, and four, bot-
tles over, three months,
and will make the •' baby
strong-aiad,,;well: ,and will
lay`,ythe,-foundat1Q1 for, :a
healthy, . robust ...boy, , or
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reit' $AI ' Bit' AEr, mtuoCis'1S -
Send 10e., pante of paperand this ed, •for
' our beautiful Savings Bahl and child'S"Sketelt-
Bunk' ' Raab" tank' contain$ aGood Luck:"
1enny.. •
SCOTT $c ROWNE
12'6 wellinaton Street, West Toronto, Qpt.
report thereon.
A000unte were. ordered to ,be paid as
follows:--Ieaao Brown, tile, $7 00; W.
J,, Geddes, tile; work --'and inepeoting
cement work, $11 50- R; El -Nicholson,
guard fence at Sowmerville bridge,
$31 30; Corporation of Blyth, hall rent,
$7.50;,;B 5H":';Hwitton;: cervices as
Medical ° Health Officer, ` $9 00; John
Roger, engineer's services on several
drains, $534.50; W. Fraser, tile and
work on ditoh, $4 00; S. Vannorman,
putting in tile, '$1.517; 'ih.- Duggan,
damages through broken tile on road,
$1.50; I+`, :Laidlaw,drawing and putting
cement tile, $1.00, P.- McArthur,
drawing andputting' in oement •tile,
$3 50; D. 'Sommerville, filling 'hole at
bridge, $1.00; J. O G.: Oampbell, ma-
terial for filling at bridge,- $10.0(1 J.
Richmond, drawing and putting ' in
tile, $2 50; Mr. Kelly, drawing and put-
ting in tile, $8;, Geo. Armstrong, dig,
ging ditoh, 313; J. McElroy, township
share of Wallace drain, $4,75; .Jno.
Phelan, wood for eugine on_grader, ,$3;
R. Wightman, gravel, $1.12; P. W.
Tyerman, gravel, 49 cts. ; corporation of
MoKillop, boundary 'account, • $5.40;
Fraser & Logan, clay tile, $81.29; Geo.
Dunlop, assistance on several duties,
$36; W. Taylor, gravel, $4.55; D
Witherspoon, balance bridge contract,
$1,100; A, H McNeil, chimney on hall,
35.00; W. Miller, oil and oare of hall,
36.25; Ward &* Cronin, part payment
on Rnseell,drain, $120; J, J. Mo0aughey,
work on McElroy drain, $4; R. Craig,
farm bridge Russell drain, $15; town-
ship engineer to pay assistance on Mc-
Call drain, $28; township engineer to
pay assistance on Murray drain, $15;
N. A Taylor, services as Reeve, $70;
Jno. McCracken, councillor's fees, $55;
O. B. Wilkinson, councillor's foes, $65;
W. J. Johnston, conaoillor'e fees, $65;
Jno, Shbrtreed, councillor's fees, $55;
Jno. 'Cook, refund of statute labor tax,'
the work being performed, $2 75; W.
H. Kerr, balance printing contract, $20;
Mrs. Wiley, remission of faxen, $470;
A. Cantelon, remission of taxes, $1.78;
W. Clark, salary and expenses, $135;
A. Shaw, financial statement, $7; N. A.
Taylor, finanoial statement, $2; R.
Young, refund of engineer's oasts, $1,
the same being placed on collector's
roll.
By-law No. 14, 1909, was duly read
and passed.
The council then adjourned.
W. CLARK Clerk.
Mr., and Dare James Robertson, of
Boiesevain-, are spending the winter
with friends here.
Robert Musgrove and wife are spend-
ing the winter in 'Toronto.
Died in Huron on Dec. 10th, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. T. Ken-
nedy, Mrs, ,Tamen Smith, one of the
pioneers of West Wawanosa. Deceased
was born in the County of Tyrone,
Ireland in 1821. In 1844 she was united
in marriage to Mr. James Smith with
whom bhe lived until his death in 1891.
Sixty years ago they oame out to Canada
and settled on lot 16, eon. 5, West Wa-
wanoah; white the forest primeval yet
stood, She lived there till two months
ago. She was one of the oldest members
of the Presbyterian Church, Dungannon .
She is survived by four sons, three
daughters, forty-seven grandchildren
and forty great-grandchildren. The
sons are, Hamilton and William of
Wawanoah, Joseph, of Blnevale, and
John H., of Turnberry. The daughters
are, Mrs. T. Kennedy of Huron, Mrs.
J. Nivene of Morris, and Mrs. T. Begley
of Lnoknow.
WROXETER.
The late Mrs. McTavish, whose death
was briefly recorded last week, was
born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland in 1848,
and came to this country with her par-
ents 52 years ago and settled with them
in Paris, Ont. After about ten yearn
residence there, they moved to Belmore,
where she was united in marriage to
Mr. J, S. McTavish forty years ago.
After 87 years residence on their farm
near Belmore, Mr. and Mrs. McTavish
Dame 10 Wroxeter to live and took up
reeidenoe} on Howiok avenue. The ds-
oeared (Might a very severe cold two
years ago this coming February from
which she never recovered. She leaves
a husband, three so :'g and one daughter ;
John, James and Allan tit Tnrnberiy.
and Ititibella, wife of David Walker,
living near Fordwioh Few women
leavti abetter history. She proved to be
faithful wife, a true, loving, kind•
hearted mother, and an ever Obliging
neighbor. San died to peace with all
men and with a hope beyond. The lose
is deeply felt by pirwith whom eho was
acquittal', land Pattioniarly ; "br her'
eorrOwfng liasband, whri had the sym•
pathy of all. She was a staunch mem-
ber of the Presbyterian ehutoh,
11IORRIS.
The Clonnoil met according to statute
on Deo. 15th; members all present, the
Reeve in the chair; minutes of last
meeting read and passed,
A oommnnioation was reoeived from
Mr. Dadisy H,llmes, of Wingham,
respecting a culvert at lot 6, con, 2.
Moved by Mr. McCracken, seconded
by Mr. Wilkinson, that said culvert
being ander temporary repair it is the
intention of the council that the same
should be put in a proper atate of repair,
having a width of 8 feet, in the early
part of next season.—Oarried.
On motion of Johnston and Wilkin-
son, the taxes of Mrs. Wiley and Arthur
Oantelon were remitted.
Petitions for the oonstraction of
,drains under the Municipal Drainage
Aot were presented by R 8 Alcock and
J. J. McCaughey. Said petitions were
entertained and the clerk inatruoted to
notify the Engineer to examine the
localities of said drains and make his
Established 1879
FOR WROOPING COUGH, CROUP.
ASTHMA, COUGHS, BRONfHfTIS, SORE
THROAT, CATARRH, DIPHTHERIA
Vaporized Cresolene stops the paroxysms of
Whooping Cough. Ever dreaded Croup can•
not exist where Cresolene is used. it nets
directly on nose and throat, making breathing
easy in the case of colds, soothes the sore
throat and stops the cough. It is a boon to
sufferers of Asthma.
Cresolene is a powerful germicide, acting both
as a Curative and a preventive to contagious
diseases. Cresolene's best recommendation is
its thirty years of successful use.
For Oslo by All Druggists
SendPostal for De-
scriptive Booklet
Cresolene Antiseptic
Throat Tablets, simple
and soothing for the
irritated throat, 10c.
Leeming, Miles Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mon-
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Christmas Presents
We buy in large quantities and get the Iowest
prices.
We sell at smallest margin of profit, making it to
your advantage to buy your Christmas presents here.
Come out in the evening. Store" open every night until
ten o'clock. We will be pleased to show you through
our stock.
,Just a few hints of Useful Presents
For Ladies
Fancy Belts, Silk Collars;' Silk Handkerchiefs,
Hand :Bags, Finger Purses, Fancy Combs, 'Silk Waists
Kid Gloves, Ice Wool Scarfs, Tray Cloths, :Laundry
Bags, Fur Ruffs, Muff:, Fur -Lined Coats, Silk Umbrellas,
For Men
Kid Gloves, Mufflers, Silk Ties. Cuff Buttons,
Fancy Shirts, Braces, Silk Handkerchiefs, Fur Caps,
Slippers, Fur Coats, Fur Mitts, Umbrellas, Leather Belts,
Grocery Specials
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New Raisins, new Currants, Orange, Lemon and
Citron Peels, Shelled Walnuts and Almonds, Fancy
Cakes, Fresh Figs and Dates. Candies of all kinds,.
Bargains in Oranges and Lemons.
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Do you know a remedy for coughs and colds nearly seventy
years old? There is one—Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Once
in the family, it stays. It is not a doctor, does not take
the place of a doctor. It is a doctor's aid. Made for
the treatment of all throat and lung troubles. Ask
your own doctor his opinion of it. Follow his advice.
No alcohol in this cough medicine. J.C.AycrCo.,i.ofveu,Mass.
one catitiet'tecover promptly if your bowels are constipated. Ayer's Pills are gam, lax-
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you will always get good satisfaction. We
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MEN.—Coon Coats, Dog Coats, Fur Collars,
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t. a good stock of Fresh Groceries—everything you require
Who Wants to buy Christmas
Presents ?
For Gentlemen we have Fancy Mufflers, Gloves,
Ties, Umbrellas, Fancy Shirts, etc.
For Ladies we have Fancy Belts, Neckwear,
Waists,",jabots, Handkerchiefs, etc.
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On sale this week, all new, no old styles, college
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