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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-07-22, Page 5T'1iI'i WI.Ntar,Il4.1lt PIMES, 411101 22 191ii 5 How to Keep Cool 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 4.50 A Belt, soc or 75c. A pair of Socks, 25c. And a pair of Oxford Shoes, $3.50 or $4 00. ia'Jf LfPUM9 JJ UMgg giggaigggggM0 THE ABOVE PRES "RIPTION FILLED PROMPTLY BY !cGee &Campbell CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. 1�N 1! 1�iii Li6iil.i. ti.4-�IlM 111.1iS.1 I. wI,ei JI d, i, lira 11011.11, I 1 '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 sae samples taken from a roof, having been in use for the past 18 years, and still in good condition. Flo A. McLean SOLE AGENT FOR WINGHAM AND DISTRICT. ;44++4+44++4+4+++++4+44++++ 4 Best attention HANNA ee.to grocery • O orders, Phone 70. +••1+++++••••+++N••••••4+ + & CO 1 We aim to 2 give you; s satisfaotion. 4 414 44 T + + STORE NEWS Boys' Rest Ready -Made Suits at • • Special Prices ••• k •r 141. 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 - . buyers. Ready-made ranging from $10.00 to 1 $20, the purchaser $3.87. 4, Just received 40 Men's Suits, and we think we can suit our )0 in fine cloths. • any one made up • + '+ + Special Prices Ladies' Tailored $ + Waists1 •• Ladies' White 'Tailored Waists at special prices, all sizes, i • • • • • i Ladles' Fancy Parasols,4. 1 I if We have many fine Suitings and can have to your order in good style and finish. regular $1.25 for 97c. 4 Regular $1.25 Z • different shades. A for 980; regular 2 00 for 1 37 e , All g $ $ A Grocery Department, Lairds Pickles, regular 80c bottle for 23e. Marmalade (I .artley's,) regular 20e for 170, ',pomatties, first.elass, 3 cans for 25c. Phone your order to the Grocery Department. • . . 4 • I MAMMMAMMMAAAAMAAAA • •. Highest prices paid for Butter and Mggs, !FIANNA CO. r :W'.+/:♦ 4*+.0++. F .+4.4.0..4 Eli 4i; 14,0.4:44ff+.0.+.444.44.+#.0, WESTi:IEt,o, BJETAIORE. Fresh groceries. L> Nxox, Wingliam Mr. Samuel Morton is erecting a new barn, Miss Mary Clark is the delegate from Westfield Epworth League to the sum- mer school at St. Thomas, and Mies L Campbell is the delegate from Donny. brook League, Mr. D. C?. Taylor, of Luolrnow, took the services on the Auburn circuit on Sunday last in the absenca of the pastor, Rev. A. E. Jones, who is away on his bolidage. Prevent Taking. Cold, Often you come home, cold and shiver- ing -feet are wet, throat is raw, chest a little sore. A bad gold is just begin- ning. Put a Nerviline Porous Plaster on your cheat, rub your throat wit Nerviline and take a stiff dose of Nervi - line in hot water. This prevents a chill, and checks the cold instantly. No remedies so useful in the home, so sure to prevent serious illness as Nerviline and Nerviline Plasters, Sold by all dealers, 25o, each, but be sure you get the genuine, and refuse any substitute, CLINTON. Before Pollee Magistrate Andrews here last Thursday, two local hotel - keepers were fined for the violation of the Liquor Act, David Crawford of the Commercial Hotel, was, fined $40 and costs $6 80, for selling after hours on the twelfth. Rueben Graham, of the Graham House was fined $50 and coats $5.40 for selling on Sunday last. The convictions were secured by private de- tectives working under Provincial In- spector Morrison, and the prosecution was conducted by Inspector Asquith and Crown Attorney Seager. Defeated By Dr. Hamilton. f1 In no way is health so menaced as by [ constipation. It leads to indigestion, e insomnia, anaemia and a hundred ills •; Ordinary remedies fail -they relieve - t don't cure. The worst case is defeated and cured quickly by Dr. Hamilton's Pills, which cleanse the entire intestinal tract, stimulate kidneys and liver, keep the pores of the skin open. You'll never have stomach trouble, yeIiow complexion or headaches if you use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They are a perfect system tonic. 25o. at all dealers, GREY. Fresh groceries. LENNOX, Wingham. Grey Township Voters"List for 1909 were first posted up on Wednesday of last week. The list contains 1,061 names, 890 in Part I; 141 in Part II; and 30 in Part IIT. 600 are competent to serve as jurors, We congratulate Miss May Oliver, the pupil of S. S. No. 2, who wrote and passed the Entrance Exam. Miss Mo - Nair also is to be congratulated. The. latter is re-engaged for another year at a salary of $475 and is a splendid teach- er, At the recent Entrance Examination four pupils, belonging to S. S. No, 3, wrote and all passed. They were Jetzt Smtth, Cecil MoKinnon, Ernie Cardiff and Tom McDonald. They are to be congratulated, as is their excellent and painstaking teacher, Miss Mary E. Dark, who works like a genuine heroine in the interests of the scholars. Mies Dark has been re-engaged for another year at an increased salary and we wish her A 1 success. Going Into Consumption. When your throat rattles, your lungs and chest are sore, your throat is stuffed with cold -don't fear consumption -use Catarrhozone and get well. It clears the throat, cures hacking, relieves tight chest and soreness in the bronchial tubes. To clear away Catarrh of the nose nothing could be better, Catarrh - ozone is Nature's own remedy, -it heals and soothes -cures every form of throat, lung or bronchial trouble, Prescribed by many specialists and used by thous- ands every day, 250. and $1.00 at all dealer's. W BITECBURCH. Pure, ice bream. LENNox, Wingham. Mr. Wm, Bomuth, of Toronto is visit. hag with old friends around White- church. Mr. J. E. Jacques received a telegram from Willa on Friday, informing him of the death of his brother-in-law, Alex. Tremble. Mr. Jacques, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. G. Jacques, left on the first train. Mr. Tremble was farming at Hampshire Mills, eleven miles from OriiIia. Mr. J. H. Joynt wishes to 'exprese his appreciation of the many kind things said in regard to him and hie work in S. 10. $ S.S a has secured a good. position as Prinoipal of a Continuation School at Manotiok, Ont., at an initial salary of $750 per annum. Mr. Joynt's work has shown that he knows his art, as all hit Entrance class was successful and of course his Junior Teachers' Class will be too. (intended: for lost week.) Mr, and Mrs, James Lettish aro settled in their home in the village, Uwe. Mr Thompson, oil pastor , the new pas or of the Methodist Ohuroh, took up his work here on Sunday last. We wale come him to our neighborhood. He is A young man and a pleasing talker, And hat Our best wishes for success in his work here. The Methodist choir is to be congrat. ulated in having ti new member in the persOn of Master Roby Harriston. Na; tura has endowed him with a good mice. Pere ice cream. Lenox, Wingbam. Mrs, D, K. Campbell, Miss Katholeen and Kenneth Campbell of Port Arthur, are spending the holidays at the home of John McGlynn, Boimore, Mrs. R. K. Campbell and Miss Kathe- leen and Master Kenneth Campbell, of Port Arthur; Mrs. Mitchell, of Wrox. eter and daughter Mrs. Elliott, of Moosejaw, Man ; Mr, Frank Kleoffer, of Winnipeg; Misses Kelly, Ambleside; Mr. Lesly Plaxton, Toronto; Miss. Mirtle Fortune, of Sault Ste Marie, were the guests of John McGlynn, Friday afternoon. JAffIESTOWN. Pure ice cream. LENNox, Wingham, Mr. and Urs. Geo.. Eokmior and Mess Ferne visited friends at Oraubrook and Ethel on Sunday last. Miss Lizzie Innes, of Moorefield, is visiting friends around Jamestown at present. Mr, B. F. Carr, of Wroxeter, had charge of the service la 'Victoria ball on Sunday last. Miss Juneve Taylor, of Brussels, visit- ed Jamestown friends iast week. Quite a number of the farmers in this vicinity finished haying last week. Mrs D. MacDonald and Miss Denalda visited Brussels friends on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister, of Toronto, are spending a few days with friends around Jamestown, Mr, and Mrs. D. MacDonald and Miss Denalda visited at Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Douglas' last Sunday. Mrs. Peter Scott left last Tuesday for a few months visit with friends at Tessier, Saskatchewan. CRANRROOR. Confectionery. LENNOx, Wingham, On Wednesday evening, July 7th, the home of Ohas. and Mrs. Switzer, of this locality, was the scene of a pretty wed- ding when their only daughter, Miss Nellie S., joined hand and heart with Geo. H. Williamson, a well-to-do young farmer of the 18th con. of Grey, The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. G Powell, of Brussels, under an evergreen and floral arch in the parlor, The bride was given away by her mother, owing to the unavoidable absence of Mr. Switzer in the West. The principals were unattended. Bride wore a very becoming gown of white silk crepe de ohene, trimmed with satin ribbon and her going away dress was black silk, The wedding march was played by Miss Myrtle McDonald. After hearty con- gratulations, the 75 guests from Kincar- dine, Wingham, Clinton, Brussels, Goderioh, Walton, Belleville, and Ethel, were seated at well laiden tables and did ample justice to the good things of this life. The wedding presents were useful, numerous and valuable. MITE' While unloading coal for Jno. Wil• ford, Joseph E. Taman had the mica fortune to be bitten on the arm by a horse. We hope he will soon be o. k. The many old friends of John S. Mo. Kinnon, of Toronto, son of Postmaster McKinnon, Blyth, will be pleased to know that he has been chosen President of the Manufacturers' Association of that city. It is an honor he may well be proud 'of for a man of his years. A baby daughter has also arrived to bring added sunshine to Mr. MoKinnon's home, so he is certainly in luck. Long life and prosperity to you, Mao. Thursday morning about 5 o'olook the fire alarm was rung and the Pres- byterian manse, stable and church sheds were found to be in flames. The fire had made such headway before being noticed that Rev. Mr. Small's horse, rigs, &c„ could not be got at. The flames spread to the manse adjoining and it was soon burned to the ground although the furniture was mostly saved and removed to the church base- ment. Cause of fire is unknown but supposed to be from a tramp sleeping there. On Wednesday of last week was solemnized the marriage of Florence Claudia, daughter of We, Gaviller and the late Dr. Gaviller, of Glenburnie Lodge, Grand Valley, to E. 0. Wilford, M. D„ son of Mr. and Mrs. John, Wil• ford, of this place. Rev. B. R. Strang - Ways, B. A., B. D„ uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony. The bride wore a becoming gown of white embroidered batiste and travelled later in a suit of white silk poplin. Dr. and Mrs. Wilford will visit points East and in the autumn Will go to Chentu, China, Where the doctor will identify himaelt With the work of the Methodist Leland Mission TEETHING ING makes baby nervous and fretful, and Stops gain in weight. SCOTT'S EMULSION is the best food•niedicine for teeth. ins babies. it strengthens the nerves, supplies lime for the teeth, keeps the baby growing. dot a =Abode now. All Druggists Mel Miss Eliza Messer is visiting h• sister, Mrs. Ira Barclay, at Clime Minh. Miss Iea Thomas accompanied M L. II. Bosman to Ooobrane, New Ore toric on Tuesday. Miseos (lora Meseer and Nellie Be gess and Mr. Fred Johnston visited in Tees water on Monday. Rev. W. J, West, M. A. and family are enjoying their summer outing et their cottage, Brace Beach. The Ladies' Aid of Knox church propose giving a lawn social on the grounds of Mr. Robt. Black, on the evening of Aug. 2. Miss Elsie McDonald, of Guelph, visited the Misses Aitobeson last week, Miss Mary Aitcheson returned with her to Guelph for a visit. Mr. Edward Leech, of Trowbridge, was visiting his brother, Mr. Joseph Leech during the past week, Mr. Leech proposes taking a trip to the West shortly, Mr. Walter W. Bargees, of Wolseley, Sask,, is visiting under the parental roof, Miss Nellie Bargees and Miss Annie Oliver, of Toronto, are also spending their holidays here. Several kindhearted people are keep• ing boys sent for a country outing by the Fresh Air Societies of Toronto. Among the hostesses are Mrs. Well Johnston, Mrs. Paaoock and Mrs. Forest of Morris and Mrs. John Mo - Naughton of Turnberry. Needless to say the boys are thoroughly enjoying their experiences, Mr. John Gardiner held an auction sale of household effects on Saturday last previous to his departure from our midst. He intends to reside in future with his daughter, Mrs. MoDonald, of Goderioh. Few men la this distriot were better known than Mr. Gardiner He was one of the first set tlers, was always a prominent Conservative and a loyal Orangeman and since retiring from his farm has been a familiar figure as mail carrier. Few people will be more missed than Mr. Gardiner, At six p. m. on Wednesday, July 14th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B, Scott, the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Helen and Mr, Rueben Garniss, of Morris, was solemnized by Rev. W. J. West, M, A. The bride, who was unattended, was given away by her father. She was handsomely attired in cream San Toy and carried a shower briquet of white carnations and maidenhair ferns. Miss Helen Beattie, of Seaforth, played the wedding march. Only immediate relatives were present and the bride and groom left the same evening for their new home on the second line of Morris. On the previous evening a large number of Miss Scott's friends gathered and gave her a kitohen shower, Mrs. J. W. King introduced the ladies in a few witty remarks, After singing "She's a jolly good fel- low,'' the company dispersed with many expressions of good will to the new bride. Mr. and Mrs. Garniss have many friends whose hearty good wishes for happiness and prosperity follow them in their new life. r New Idea ' Patterns .piIQc Thin as a Rail, Are Yon? Every clay spending as much energy as you make -if the balance goes a little further, well, you get thinner. On the danger line to•day,-tomorrow may be too late! Better use Ferrozone, it builds up -a little gain the first week, but the gain keeps growing. Next week, not quite so thin, Keep right on, lots of fat won't hurt at all. Your blood is enriched, cheeks grow rosy, your heart and nerves grow strong and you don't tire so quickly. Joyous robust health, a sturdy frame and a cheerful mind -all these come with Ferrozone. You'll try it, only 50c at all dealers. MORRIS. Township Council will meet next Monday. Mr. J. T. Curtis, a former teacher in Morris Township has been engaged as principal of the Seaforth Public School. The 8th line is setting the parse this season all right and the other oonces- cions will have to get busy if they keep up. Among the improvements are metallic siding on the residences of Jail Bolger and Joseph Ardell; barn on John Bolger's farm; barn moved and raised at Lawson'e; new residence for James Lawson; cement drive house and hog pen for Mrs. S. Fear; new roof On Jas. Smith's barn. Then there are Wind- mills galore and new fencing, and other improvements under ro u e consideration v n tn• dicating that times are not pinching the tillers of the soil on that line. At Oherryhaw, Morris Tp , the home of Mr, and Mrs. John R. Miller, a large and joyous company were gathered on Thursday, the 8th of July. The happy occasion was the celebration of the 50th anniversary of their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Miller enjoyed the exceptional bless - ingot having all their sons and daughters and grand ohildren present, numbering I iv in all Besides relatives and friends there were present a number of friends and neighbors Who attended the wedding 50 years ago. At half past Aix o'olock the guests sat down to the tables whtoh were tastefully arranged on the lawn, After all had enjoyed the abundance of good things provided, congratulatory speeches were made by Messrs. Maxwell, Miller, Moffatt, Simpson, ttbiater, Elli- ott, Scott and Rev. Mahood and Perrin. Mr. Miller replied very feelingly 'ant& i i THE LEADING STORE ISARJ'S New Idea. $a,gazines Sc Hot Wealier Bargains Read every line of the following list of BARGAINS. These CUT PRICES wilt crowd the store. Be sure you get your share -shop early and often. White Cambric Underskirts, with deep fionnoe, $1,50 for Ladies' Print Wrappers, choice patterns $1 25 for - 5 dozen large Shopping Satchels, good value at 75o sal Ladies' fine Cambric Drawers, well made, 45o now - $1 25 $1.00 500 353 10 pieces very wide Flannelette, extra heavy, regular 123 a, sale neo 20 pieces fancy Colored Muslim to be sold at a discount of 20% A number of very fine White Underskirts, value at from $3 50 to $5 for $3 90 13 pairs Ladies' Chocolate Oxford Shoes, reg price $2 00, sale • $1,75 Table Napkins, large size, pure linen, sold at $1 57aeow $1 00 Corset Covers, all sizes, trimmed with lace, sale pride - - 25o Ladies' White Cambria Gowns, full sizes, oar special out prioe • 75o Ali oolors in wide Silk Ribbon, cheap at 151, sale price - - X21; Silk Net Waists, fine tucked net, Gipare trimming, cog 53 75 for - $2 75 White Quilts, large size, Damask pattern, regular price $1.25, sale - $1.00 10 dozen Ladles' Black Cotton Hose, special sale price - - - l00 Men's two-piece Summer Suite, light grey, regular price $8.00 for • $6 00 Men's Socks in fanny stripes or plaids, our oat price - ▪ 25o 10 pieces Chiffon Taffeta Silk, all colors, 75o quality for - OO 15 pieties 27 inch Japan Taffeta, regular price 50o, sale - 40e All lines of dollar and a queerer Dress G3ods, selling new far $1.00 5 dozen 60 inch Tape Lines, regular price 5c„ on sale 33 10 dozen papers Black Toilet Pins, regular 53 package for - - 3o Ladies' Kid Gloves, all colors, best maks, guaranteed, $1 25 for ' - $1 00 Some odd lines of Corsets, regular dollar quality for - 50o 8 pieces Fancy Dresden Ribbons, regular price 25e, sale - 15o Window Shades in green or cream, on spring rollers - 35a Extra wide Viotoria Lawn, Bargain at 12x„ on sale - 1Oo Summer Parasols in fancy white, regular $1 25 for $1 00 Ladies' Summer Vests a very splendid line at 2 for - 15o Ladies' Wash Deck Skirts, nicely made, a bargain at - $2.00 Children's Fancy White Lawn Dresses, all sizes, only - $1.00 Big bargains in Carpets, Curtains, Rags, Art Squares -no room to quote prices here. Come and see -we can save you money in all departments. --'• E. ISARD CO.1 yVvyVYyVVVVVVYYVYYYyVV Yye VYVVYVVrvVVITrIF'nT•VV'VIV THE CENTRAL HARDWARE STORE1J ►. PHONE 16. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA = CE.flENT THE VERY BEST I ! Take it off the ear and get it at FIRST COST ! ! A fresh car just in ! ! THIS IS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE VERY 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. Stewart & Go f WINGHAM, ONT. 4 AAA AAA.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA appropriately. Daring the evening Mr. and Mrs, Miller were presented with a A purse of gold and an address by their children. They were also the recipients of many other beautiful and useful h presents among which were two hand- some easy theirs presented by their t nephews the Moffata brothers, also Mrs. o Miller received a handsome white silk a shawl from Robt, Miller. The cora- t parry was later entertained by an inter- a eating program rendered by , the grand children sedated by Miss Jessie Moffatt, J. R. Gibson and Mr. Rinks, or Gerrie, s After singing the National Anthem the I .4 4 4 i f 4 4 t, 4 4 .4 4 3 haipv gathering dispersed wishing Mr. nd Mrs. Miller many years of contin- ued blessing and prosperity. Mr. Miller during his long raeidenoe iu this locality as occupied several prominent positions. He was for several years a member of he Morrie Township Connell and later n he filled the position of Reeve, For long time he was License Inspeotor for his district. In these positions her bowed mature jndgoment and tact 13o has been an elder of the Wroxeter Pres- byterian Church for over 30 years, Isis worthy partner in life has alwaye ably econded him in his private and iii pubs is life. Ayer's flair Vigor Ingredients i Sulphur. Glycerin. Quinn. 5adlum Chlarld. Ceps,com. Sart. Alcohol. Welter. fatuous. Anything injurious here? Anything of merit Isere? Will it stop falling hair? Will it destroy dandruff? Ask your doctor. Ask your doctor. Ask your doctor. Ask your doctor. Does J. et kris . Unrolls )wanes.