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THE WINGHAM TIME*(
March 2nd 1916
rirmili 'NEURASTHENIA JIIAJ
BOIIAR DAY A BIG DAY
IN
Fez tilizer, Incubators, Seeds
and Produce
WITH the sale of every order of Gann's S.t'ur-Crap
V I"00 lbs or over, we will give a ticket.„' To the
holder of the lucky ticket, we will give 500 ifis. of our
2-S-2 Brand free of charge.
With the sale of each incubator,. we will
the purchaser holding the lucky ticket
of charge a Prairie State Incubator 10,
Steele Briggs Seeds are or, sole at J.
and ilow-san & Broeklebank.:,l We
give a ticket,
i11 receive free
Egg capacity.
. Mills, King Bros.,
ill give $5,00 in cash
to the Fanner making the tgre est purchase of these
seeds on $ .Day. Register aunt of purchase at our
offiee.
Bring all kinds of Produce to our ware house on $ Day.
We will pay you more than we should foe that day only.
These competitions must each contain 10 or more com-
petitors.
A. H. WILFORD
FOLLOWS LA GRIPPE
Rest and a Tonic is th Proper Treatment Dis-
til.
tinguished Medi al Authority Says
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There is a form of neurasthenia atlapse until the blood is built un.
follows la grippe. Doctors call it ost- I The treatment, says the distinguished
grippal" neurasthenia. physician quoted above. is rest and a
One o'' tie forem st medical ,.huthor-'tonic. Dr. Wil lams! Pink Pills, a non-
[tties'3f New York ci y in a alive in', alcholic tonic, are particularly suited
the bite,. n ationa i cti es, sai for building up the blocd and strength -
"Broadly speakin es victim of -' ening they nerves after an attack of
la grippe will suffer fr 1 post•grippal 1 grippe The rich. red blood expels the
lingering germs from the system and
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Monster Stock -Reducing
Furniture Sale
IN ORDER to make room for our Spring Ship-
ments will start a Monster Stock Reducing
Sale on
Thursday, February z 7th
EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES ON
Bedroom Suites, Parlor Suites, Dining Room Suites,
Dining Chairs, Couches, Writing Desks, Kitchen
Cabinets, Brass, Iron and Wood Beds, Tables of all
kinds, Sideboards, Combination Sideboards and
Buffets, China Cabinets, Odd Chairs and Rockers
of all kinds.
This will be one of the greatest sales of Furni-
ture ever he'd in «-inghanl• All high class goods
and tc, be sold at the lowest prices ever heard of.
You can prove t1 -.is by calling at our store.
A p:ta,'. re to show gC ods.
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R. A. CURRIE
Furniture
Wingham, Ontario
Undertaker
neurasthenia also. L ermgof nervous 1 transforms despondent grippe victims
most strikinggeffect offthedisease
tone with increasedirritability is the into cheerful, healthy, happy men and
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languor of mind and body, disturbed'women.
fitful sleep and vague pains in the head . If you have had la grippe do not wait
and elsewhere. The treatment calls for a relapse or for the neurasthenia
for rest and a tonic." that so often follows grippe, but get a
It you have had la grippe read those box of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills now
again: "Languor of mind and (from the nearest drug store and begin
symptoms
body, disturbed, fitful sleep and vague the treatment at once.
pains in the head and elsewhere." If i You can gPt Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
you have any or all of them it means I from any medicine dealer or by mail at
that you are still suffering from the 150 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
effects of la grippe and that you will I from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co ,
not be well and free from danger of re- ! Brockville, Ont
Mrs, Champion end family have mow- I
ed from the 5'I1 line to Brussels, where
they purpose making their home. 3 .
sons are members of Brussels Company j
of the 161st lietalion i
Morris T wnship Council granted. $100
to the 4 Red Cross Societies in the
township, viz., Jamestown, Bluewale.
Belgrave and. Walton. The help was:
appreciated by the Societies mentioned.
Thos. Bielby, 8th line, has disposed
of his 104 acre farm to Mr. Nicholson, `u
of Blyth locality, who will get posses-'
sion about March 15. The Bielby fami-
ly will remove to the West where sev-
eral members of their family are.
wRONETER.
It is with feelings of profound sorrow `
that we record the death of Margaret I t
Miller, second daughter of Richard S
and Mrs. Miller, which occured at j
their home on Sunday, February 20th, 4
The deceaed, who was 25 years of age, !
had been in failing health since last 0
Summer suffering from anaemia, and 4
had been confined to bed for severs 0
months, so that death was not unex-
t4pected. She was of a cheerful dis-
position and had many friends both old 17
and young. Her life had been spent on 1 C
her home near Jamestown until the 1
removal of her parents to the village
about a year ago. She is survived by' c
her parents, three sisters and a brother i
for whom deep sympathy is expressed 14
in their bereavement. .
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RELGRAV E
We Are Here
With The Goods
Ask for Prices of
Farm Machinery, Gasoline En-
gines and Grinfles, Windmills,
Water Systems: Hydraulic Rams
Pumps, Pipe and Pipe Fittings,
Litter Carriers, Stalls and Stable
Fittings, Hay Carriers, Forks,
Slings and Rope. Cream Separ-
ators, Ladders of all kinds.
Among the many young men in the
West offering their services to the Em-
pire's cause is Harold McCall, son of
George and Mrs. McCall, 8th line He
has enlisted with the 89th Battalion,
now located at Calgary and is in train-
ing there.
A highly respected resident of Mor-
ris township passed to his Eternal
Home on Tuesday, Feb 22nd. in the
person of Mr. John Bloomfield, aged
70 years. He moved his family, from
Pittsburg, Pen., to this vicinity about
ten years ago and has since enjoyed
the esteem of the entire neighborhood,
but has been in poor health for some
time. He is survived by his widow.
two sons and one daughter, viz.,
Maggie and James of Pittsburg and
Robt. at home
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;' Full stock of repairs for all g
prontpitly attended to.
John Scandrett, a highly esteemed and ,yi
well-known resident of Belgrave, passed
away on Tuesday, February 22nd, in
his 68th year. Mr. Scandrett had not
been enjoying good health for some
time and was stricken with paralysis
on the Sunday previous to his death.
Deceased was born in London township
and moved to Belgrave some tbirty-five
years ago from Clinton, where he had ,
He was en- , �,T
gaged in the hotel business here for 1 1'
some years, but had been living retired
for te,1 years. He is survived by his
widow, two eons and one daughter, viz.,
Percy at home, Fred studying law in
Toronto, and Mrs. vin. Cole in Bel -
grave. Deceased was a staunch Con-
servative and a member of the A. F. &
A. M. and C. 0. F. The funeral on
Thursday afternoon to Brandon ceme-
tery was largely attended and services
were c.n:a:et:d by the Rev. Mr. Hawk-
ins, re•. -tor of the Anglican Church of
which tate deceased was a metnuer.
the above kept and work
E. Pattison R. Benni
resided for a short time,
rE- r! C 4- i Tf :.:Q. i r1 pati a�AY
ce to Stalli
®�ion
i Owners
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The inspection of stallion
on under
j �the Ontario Stallion Ent'olment Aet >
will commence Mare 23rd. 1916.
All applications foe enrolment and
nd inspection, ae4•ompanied by the
pr<,pe•tfee, mustbe in the Secretary's
office, Parliament Buidin;s, Tor-
- onto, by March 131h. In case' of
applications received after March
13c1, H
t inspection will only be inede at
• s increased expense to owners. Ad-
dress all communications to R. W.
ii :Fade, Secretary, Ontario Stallion
E Enrolment Board, Parliament Build-
ings, Toronto.
Broadvies' Farm
Shorthorns!for Sale
Herd headed by Fvorite Character
lm".
I am offering wo choice young
Bulls, from nin to ten months
old. These are low down. blocky
fellows, with gfiod Breeding and
Quality. Could also spare a few
two-year-old Heifers bred to the
imported Bijil. Write or give
me a call.
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J. G. FYFE
R. R. No. 4. Wingham
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FITCE-In Delmore, oa Feb_uary
12th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitch; a daugh-
ter.�����
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to GMr.
sand nM s. Martin February
a a ELECTRIC LIGHT SUPPLIES 9
daughter. �• 9
Wang - At Lyrfiturst Hospital. A�
COST
Tororte, on Feb. 19.h. to Mr. :o.3 Mrs. G
R. Gerry Willis, 610 Onterio 3t.::t
daughter, (Dorothy Jane.)
c'1:trT_iCs-In \ir°ingitarz, on February-'
_`to.,, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cbittiek;
a augbter.
Yc 3EE In Morris, on February 25th,
to Mr. and Mrs Jas. S. McGee: a son. '
DIED y,
i::antPG-In Toronto, on February
•rte. Joseph Reading, formerly of
Wingham, aged 75 years.
l Lc,o31FLr n -In Morris, on Febru-
ar2..'nd, John Bloomfield, aged 70
yearse.
F EAP. -In Chico, California, on Feb- r,
u ruary 1st, $so. M. Swann, beloved wife
t of Mr. G. A. Fear, formerly of Brussels,
Ont., aged 4.4 years.
go.7:LLEF.-In Wroxeter, on Februae -
k'':"th, Maggie T.. daughter of Riche
1. and Agnes Miller, aged 25 years, :
=oaths and 11 days.
"MADE 1N CANADA",
Ford Touring Car
Price $530
l•.:t.a' a rattle nfo t e'Lt }
e 'La s,: an e. nth„ne it with profit. Tl LIG
E-.`+ a Ford ha-, prun4:Aar
te.e. ei11 °k;tttO.T' . n,1! .th :r.
Ii�R r: the CO 1& ,o.: i `- _ aft the
°l its is ,+i o.1 elta.a, ,aa'
`'e;1•a f �Sa l.; the °1'n.%IIO 1' al- $7-e :j.61 15r• , t." f
'Rad. (.)a:laai=1 'ail v" t, i . -.1 1t:d-
ntr„* a>1o'• •t n Che
slwe3in ueter. Cat- busy . _ M y aft •1.
Wingham, On'.
NEwssil-In Brussels, on February
24,:b, Robert N. Newsom, aged2years,
i1 months and 3 days.
Richardson - In Morris township at
the home of his son-in-law, John Cum -
'rigs, on February 21st, Frank Richard-
son, age years.
Alma Flarity
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t KNOX'S
OOLLAR AT
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Thr.eursday, March 9th
t; FREE $ 15.00 WATCH FREE r<<
i Choice of Laches' or Gent's Gold-filled \Va ,elf '.!
itor Ladies' Bracelet Watch. `
1 At this store you get a numbered receipt ticl*1+ with •ever;y X1.00 ff�
!tl worth of goods purchased, The peraatfn getting receipt rt1
lit ticket with lucky number gets t xc'tvateh. Receipts t,
Ili placed in seal hex opened at 8.00 p, m, ftl
!ti LOOK ATFIT
h1 1 3.00 Gilt Clock BARGAINS 1;04 $1.75 Fountain Pens ...$LG0 3 2.50 10k Gold Scarf Pins 1.00 1t`
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1.0 3 2.00 Alarm Clocks .. 1.00 3 2 50 lok Gold Rings 1.00 �.
1.00 3 2.50 Gents' Fobs .. .. 1.00 1t!
/t\ 3 2.00 iz dox Teaspoons. 1.00 0 2.50 Lockets and Chains 1,
1.OU00 1t�
its
1-06 1.'75 Berry Spoons 1.00
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6 1.50 Boys' Watches . 1.00 3 2.0+1 Cull Links 2 2.50 Gents' Gold filled 3 2.50 Gold filled Brooches 1.00 ,Its
1t\ Watch Chains 1.00 6 1.75 Pieces Cut Glass.... 1.00 pt\
- • Watch the window for Special Bargain Prices on Military Watch es Jr.-
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Teacher of Piano and Theory.
Pupils prepared for Toronto Conserva-
tory Examinations.
Studio - McDonald Block
Wingham
lat It ie the inteutirin the Town fi
6' Connell to do iftw with their Si
, Electrical Sup titre in the g
near future ant they are offer -
a• in' the entire stock at cost. 3
Every housewife should avail
ii ,r
herself of this opportunity to 3 -
". secure cheap Lamps, Shades or •,
anything in this line. Saleslady i -
in the store from 2 to 5 p.m.
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JOHN E. GROVES •
issrErt OF
EXCHANGE YOUR
WESTERN TOWN
LOTS
We will allow fall value for a
limited amount up to One Thous-
and Dollars worth of Western
Canada Town Lnts, in exchange
with a slight difference cash or
terms for fully improved inside
properties in the cities of Lon-
don or Guelph including sewer,
water. electric lights. gas, cem-
ent walks, street cars past prop-
erties
tilts
i fa t
inwell built }
and 1?
districts or select residential.
These properties turn quick and
are right at home.
For particulars write to
GEO. M. FAIRFIELD
447 Woolwich St. Guelph
Apt. 6
0 MARRIAGE LICENSES •
Town Hall, Wingham
PtioNES.-Office 24 Residence 165
�" � � GIRIS w Nr�o I
f Walker -In Brussels, on February p
21st. Lulu Pearl Birt, beloved wife of ",
Benjamin Walker, in ber ` 1th year.
1MEQC taata-In Blyth, on February I
21st, Laughlin McQuarrie, in his 93rd
year.
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Witt Pringle's GI
War
WHAT CATARRH IS 1
it has been said that every t":zed
person hits catarrh itt scnie
Science iiassiiow ntkat a:,isal1 c 'arch
often indiclte3 a gr:::. t Acak ss
of Gina body; and Iota'.
° the form miffs wird rapt',
, c y :.• .
tf any gond.
ate ` rc c w-1 yet: : a t;•
' &c.. _ any _..._. . e'rt .: t :. .
t'G e pay from
dozen snort:
Glove Maker
Members of `nie1n ha% to
furnish thei own 01 ± -ICS
and keep ti in in repair. We 1,;
furnish m.. hint.“, and p.• :er
and keep ficin in ra:pair at
the highe prices.
e &Leather
c to 15«_ per
an Anne' -:can
Union pr:,:eS.
1t` Phone 65
A. M i[NOX
Deleware, Lackawana
and Western Coal
Company's
Scranton Coal
We can supply the very
best Coal for any purpose
-0-
Highest cash prices paid
for all kinds of logs. Get
full information at office.
J. A. McLEAN
DEALER IN
LUMBER, COAL, WOOD
AND SHINGLES.
PIU0 ES :
Residence 55, Office 64e, Mill 6411
Come to MGGee's Grocery
for I5arAains on $ Day
NOTE A FEW OF THE BARGeS
Half doz clover leaf cups one line or 1esi tan four be
and saucers and half doz purchased ta
clover leaf 6 -in plates for $1 reg'ilar p";4c'e.e will charge
i' bars mfort Soap 250
2 ca_ ed Salmon. .... 25e
2lfis Prunes,. ..... 25c
1 imitation cut glass Berry�°lbs Cooking Figs 25c
Dish and half doz fruit. 3 packages Kellog's Corn
servers for,r $ N9akes ... 25c
6 only 75c Wizard Dustlea3 a 3 packages Quaker Corn
Mops to clear at, each 50e Flakes 25c
3; lbs 35c black tea loose $1 2 bottles Catsup .25c
3!a9lbs 35e Japan tea 1 2 bottles 20c Olives. .... 25e
21 lbs 45e Mack tea 1 2 packages sunkist seeded
21= lbs 45c Japan tea " 1rsuts .. roc
Four of the following lines =lbs;uCutrauts, new fruit 25e
2 lbs Raisins, new fruit 21e
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emoted below must be se -
2 to comprise you Sl 2 2-11 tins red cross Pork
worth of goods. Tf only( & Beans ...25c
We will display in our windows several lines of goods to com-
prise our Dollar Day Bargains.
Half doz white cups and
saucers, half doz 6 -in plates
and 1 small white platter $1
R. So McGee
Opposite Bank of Commerce a�
' yry. aw4/...�sAww4/'V a'�'1i 10
Telephone
113
J. W. DODD
Successor to J. G. Stewart
Fire, Life, Accident
and Health
INSURANCE
P. O. Box 266
WINGHAM
Phone 19s
ONTARIO
DOLLAR DAY
$ BARGAIIVS
wcamonzumionnmwmcomism
Print
4 pieces of Print, 15 yards for
2 pieces of Print, 12 yards for
3 pieces of Print, 10 yards for
1 Flannelette
8 yards of the best white Flannelette
15 yards of blue Flannelette for
10 yards of 1 yd wide Flannelette for
$1.00
$1.00
$1,00
for $1.00
1.00
1.00
Underskirts
6 only regular $1.50 to $2.00 for, each
Men's Gloves
Men's lined Gloves, regular $1.25 to $1
$1.00
.50 for $1.00
Men's Suits and Overcoats
We can save you Dollars on these as we
are offering them at actual cost to clean
them up before our Spring stock comes in.
4 only Men's Suits for, each $1.00
Men's Fur Coats
2 Men's Calf Coats regular $30.00 for $15.00
1 only Bulgarian Lamb Coat, regular $30 for $15.00
1 only Coon Coat, regular $25.00 for $50.00
3 only Black Dog Fur Coats, regular $25 for $18.00
Groceries
Salmon -9 cans of No. 1 Salmon for $1.00
Tea -4 1-2. lbs Green Tea for $1.00
Rolled Oats -5 boxes Purity Rolled Oats for - $1.00
5 Ib pail Clover Honey reg 75c
1 pk Biscuit Flour regular 25c
1 can Disinfectant regular 10c -
1 can Lily White Baking Powder reg 15c
1 bottle of '.4ixed Pickles regular 12 1-2c
SPECIAL ---$5 worth of Goods given away FREE
to the person makingl largest cash purchase of
Flour, Seeds, Feed, Sugar, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Groceries, or all combined. No sale under $25
considered for this prize. _.
A MILLS
Successor to T. A. Mills
PHONE 89.
WINGHAM, OtrT