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The Wingham Times, 1913-03-13, Page 5lor TILE Win/ HA i DIES, S, MAIICII 13 1913 5 rr OHANCE Be Wise Don't Miss This One We h ve about 20 pairs of Children's Shoes in sizes 8, 8 1-2, 10, ro 1-2 and II, and Boys sizes 2 and 5. The regular prices of these shoes were 1.23, 1.35 and 1.5o, your choice for $ l.00, 2 dozen Men's Shirts, ,a mixed lot, regular 75c, 1.0o and 1.25, your choice for S9c. Linen Collars 15c and 20C qualities for zdc. Men's Cashmere and Worsted Socks, regu- lar 5oc qualities for 39c and 25c qualities for 19C Boys Heavy Worsted Stockings, regular • 5oc for 39c. Any 5oc Necktie in the store for 39c. Nothing marked up, and every article in the store is marked away down. Every account must be paid by April 1st. McGee & Campbell EAST IN 4VI' ANOSH There died at the home of the par- ents, lot 37, con. 2, Margaret Jane Pat- terson, beloved wife of .Sr. Throes nus Henry Jackson, of Wiwa-hill, Sask. after an illness: covering but thre e wet ks from pulmonary trouble. Deceased was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Patterson, of Last Wawanosh, and was born in that township in the year tats; and had resided there all her iife, She was married on Christmas day lest to Mr. Thomas H. Jackson, an.I it was their intentions to have left for their home in Saskatchewan when she was stricken ill. Deceasad was of a kind, loving and joyial disposition and had many warm friends who deeply regret her demise. The late Mrs. Jackson was a member of the Presbyterian church and took considerable interest in church work. V ULROSM. Council met in the Town Hall, Tees - water, March 3rd. Members all pres- ent. Minutes of last were read and sustained. Armstrong -Thompson -That the rate for Statute labor be put at one dollar per day and that a By-law be drawn up and passed for that purpose. Carried. Thompson -Case -That as the Grader is not in very good condition that we ap- point Jas. Donaldson and Jno. S. Arm- strong to look it carefully over and have it repaired and to keep it in re- pairs for 1913. Carried, Armstrong Donaldson -That we ap- point the last year's inspectors for sheep killed by dogs for 1913 and that a By-law be prepared and passed for their appointment, Carried. Donaldson -Thompson -That the pound keepers and fenceviewers for 1912 be reappointed for 1913 and that a By-law be passed for that purpose, Carried. Armstrong -Donaldson-That we ap- point Wm. Case and Jas. Thompson as a committee to arrange for the Town- ship printingfor the year 1913. Carried. Thompson -Donaldson -That we ap- point Joseph Murray to make and de- liver tile to any part of the Township where required provided that he receiv- es a written notice from the Reeve or any of the Council he to be paid at the same rate as last year and to be paid $2 50 per day for operating Grader and that Jno. S. Armstrong be appointed to go and count the tile on hand and report. Carried, Case -Donaldson -That the finance report as now read be adopted and cheques issued for payment of the ac- counts. Carried. Council then adjourned to meet again on March 31. C. BUTTON, Clerk. BABY'S (10011 HEALTH. The good health of baby depende eP- tirely upon whether hi i stomach wed bowels are kept right or not. Keep the bowels working regularly and the little stomach swoot and baby 1 bo well ani happy. To do this t Baby's Own 'Pablo to -they ar a t tie l ::at- ive and have no equal. s. Chas. La- huerre, Les Bellies, ue., says: "1 ave found Babe's Own Tablets very good for my baby and they kept him in good health." The Tablets are Mold by medicine dealers or by mail at 20 cents e box from The Dr. Williams' Medici,.e Co., Brockville, Oast. r.glie ESBORo. While talking with his daughters as they were busy preparing supper Thur- doy evening,Mr. Frank Brown fell over dead from his chair in front of the fire. His daughters heard him fall, and came in from an adjoining room and did ev- erything possible, butdeath had result- ed from an attack of heart failure. Mr. Brown was apparently in his usual health a few minutes before. He leaves five daughters and two sons reside in London, r1anssaaLti. The induction of Rev. YIr. Mann, who has accepted a call to the Presbyterian Church here, will take place Tuesday, March 18, when his pastorate will begin. Mrs. Deadman was called to Toronto on account of the dangerous illness of Mrs. T. McGillicuddy, her sister. The latter's health has been failing for some time. Before George Brown and family re- moved to Toronto a company of friends assembled at the home of W. II. Kerr and presented a Morris chair to Mr. Brown, an oak rocker to Mrs. Brown, and a gold necklace set with pearls to Miss Lizzie. BELGILAVE. The sad news was received here that Donald Robertson, who went West about 15 years ago and whose home was near Hamiota, Man,, was smothered by gas from the coal stove one night recently, His wife is dead and he was living alone. Our popular Veterinary, H. Kirkby, was united in marriage on Monday,Mar. 3rd, to Miss Annie B., second daughter of the late Walter Scott. Only immed- iate friends were in attendance. Rev. Mr. Ferguson tied the bow knot at the bride's home. Dr. and Mrs. Kirkby left on a short trip to Milton, Toronto and other points and on their return will settle down to housekeeping in Belgrave amidst the good wishes of a host of friends. ..,._.®.o. ..-....,-....r. ate. 909.00tS©4.44F309bt..44040w>0. 00000+00c.•0•004,004,043•<f•0.6cQ••9b"0,0t4.0004.44w(�'v4+i#4*1:-D 04,44.4-'4+4w0“*•04444'.'�f.,**t, •BIG .11ALF PRICE JEWELERY SALE • + • • + • 0 • • • • • • • • • 0 -♦ • .• .• • • ♦ .♦ 4 • • .• • • ♦ -. • ..0 • • • •♦ • • • • • 4 • • • • • • • 4 .4 4 • 0 .-. -• .+• .• •.• • • -• . .• ..4 Commencing Saturday March 1st. Ending March 3Ist Diamonds at Half Price Ladies' cluster ring 7 Diamonds sells regularly at $90,00 for $45.00 Gent's 15 stone Diamond tie pin special price 175.00 yanns at half Price Pearl Rings Gent's stop watch reg. $6 for.... 3.00 Clocks al Half Price Ladies' ring 14 Diamonds and 1 128 day clocks reg. $4 for $2.00 Opal sells regularly at $140 6 Ladies' 3 stone Pearl rings reg. for . 76,00 $6 each for.. $3.00 each 24 alarm clocks reg. 1.00 for.... 50e Ladies' Diamond ring sells rev -2 5 stone Pearl rings reg. $14 for 7.00 6 alarm clocks reg. 1.50 for 75c larly at $59.00 for 29,50 each each 4 single stoue Pearl rings reg. 3 black mantle 8 day clocks reg. Ladies'2 ring Pearls 1 Diamond sells regularly at $35 00 for 17.50 $4.50 each for .2.25 each '&50 tor 4.25 each Ladies' single stone Diamond sells regularly at $30 00 for.... 15.00 Watches at Half Price Grandfather clock 61• feet high reg. price 20.00 for 10.00 Ladies' Diamond ring sells regu 4 Gent's 20 year filled case 30 Gold and Silver Headed lady at $18.00 for 9.00 gold watches Elgin movement reg. Umbrellas at half price. Ladies' Diamond ring sells regu- prices $16 each for.... $8 00 each larly at $27.00 for 13.50 Gent's 8 day watch coin silver reg. 20 Hand Bags at half price. 2 Ladies' Diamond rings sells regu• $16 for 8,00 larly at $23.00 each for.... 11,50 Gent's coin silver case watch 17 Brass Goods at half price. Ladies' twin ring Diamond and jewels reg. price $14 for7.00 Ruby regular $22.00 for... 11.00 2 Gent's 20 year gold filled ease 22 pieces Cut Glass at half 2 Ladies' 3 stone rings Diamond 17 jewelled movement reg. price. and Emeralds regular $14.00 price $20 each for .... 10,00 each each for Each 7 00 4 Gent's 15 jewelled movements Toilet sets and Manicure Gent's Diamond ring sells regularly 0 . ly at $30 for inickel• eases reg. price $115 50 pieces of all kinds at half price. Gent's Diamond tie pin regular 5 nickel case watches lever move- 50 Gent's Watch Fobs at half price $24 for 12.00 meet reg. $4 each for.. 2 00 each price. Your choice of -• • .• • any article in the store at 20 per cent. no goods given out without the spot cash. discount • �... M O. • • 40• • • .4 W. G. PATTERSON THE GREAT WATCH DOCTOR, - WINGHAM +' tt• •t s•tt.10 i ♦ • 4;• • • • • • • • • • T • 4, • • •I 47, 0 G ♦ m 0 • • 0 4 a • 4 • • 4, gAe• • A 4 4, 6 • 4 a • • • ♦ • • • • ♦ ♦ • • • • ss•e#••.•s��•••_#.•4.••s•••••+. •••••ses•ss•essss•ss••4••4 TT' ItIVIERET Minutes of Council meeting held March 3rd, 1913. Members n. tubers all prer;ent. Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Meeers Wheeler and Mefnrney. :;Moved by Mr. Itutherford, seconded by Mr. Wheeler, that the Clerk:receive I tenders from the Times and Advance, not later than March 30th,for the print- ing required by the Council for the year commencing April lst,11)13. A communication was read from the Wingham IIospital and laid over for further consideration. On motion of Messers. Wheeler and MeBurney, By - Law No. 7 was passed e.ppointiug the following fence -viewers --W. H. Mun- dell, T. Aitken, W. S. King, T. Haugh, S. Vanstone, J. E. Nichol, J. Love), F. Wright Jr., E, Orvis, R. Leathorn. Moved by Mr. Wellwood, sec. by Mr. Rutherford that By -Law No. 8 be pass- ed appointing the following Pound -keep- ers, R. McKague, A. Findlater, J. J. Scott, H. Tucker, A. Gemmill, James Kirton, P. S. McEwen, h'.W. Wright, Sr., E. Orvis, J. Williamson, J. Mundell, and W. D. Elliott. By -Law No 9 was passed appointing the following Path - Masters -A. Findlater, N. Schiestel, W. H. Mundell, A. Campbell, It, Jen- kins, W. E, Mitchell, A. Stapleton, H. Godkin Jr., J. Tervitt, D. Marshall, R. Stokes, James Weir, W, Campbell, L. James, G, Casemore, T. Wheeler, S. Woods, A. Fergie, A. Hastings, W. Haugh, F. Carruthers, W. Deans, T, Finnen, M. Willits, James Wray. P. McDougal, II. Casemore, I. Wright, H. Times, S. King, J. Elliott, P. McEwen, J. L. McEwen, F. Wright, Jr. R. Hup- fer, J. Hislop, J. McEwen Sr., P. Scott, W. II. Moffatt, R. Black, P. King, Ii, Diment, E. Jenkins, J. T, Lennox, J. R. McKenzie, W. R. Gallagher, G. Gan- nett, E. McNaughton, R. Hogg, G. Wal- ker, H. Merkley, J. Lane, A. Gemmill, H. Muir, W. Leckie, James Moffatt. W. T. P. - Thos, Lind, J, Gannett, Bi Cruickshanks, L. Hart, A, Waite, R. Deyell. Bluevale--R. Musgrove. Moved by Mr. Wheeler, sec. by Mr. McBurney, that a new beat be formed on concession 1 including Lots No. 10, 11, 12. and Junctionville - Carried. On mot- ion of Messers Wheeler and McBurney, T. Finnen was appointed to run road - grader for the season at $2.511 per day, The following accounts were passed and cheques issued: - A. Fralick $ 5.00 .. Moving peer Bolt's Bridge J. Wylie .. • 32.55. ...stone, Gem- mel's Bridge J. Gemmell 5.00 ...Insp. Gem- mel's Bridge Municipal World.. 4.34 ...Rolls, Ass- ess, sheets and Guide T. Hall 1.50 .. Cards for M. 0. H. P. Powell 1 85 ... Stationery. W. J. Boyce .50 .... Rep.lAssess- ors Box P. Powell 12.00... By Laws, Bolt Dain J. J. Moffatt 1.00 ...C. A. Jones to Bolt's Drain J. McNaughton2.00.... Work Bolt's Drain J. McEwen 2.00.... W ork Bolt's Drain Wm. Yeo 1.00 ...Work Bolt's Drain Duff and Stewart.80.00 Contract Bolts Bridge. Moved by Mr. Wheeler sec. by Mr. McBurney that this meeting do now ad- journ to meet Monday, March 31st, at 10 a. m. P. POWELL, Clerk, FORDYCE. Mr. Jas. Aitcheson, we are pleased to report, is recovering. Wellington Dow delivered to Mit- chell's mill in Lucknow, a load of logs which measured ten hundred and fifteen feet. Wm. Woods has rented James Ram- mage's farm for a term of years. David Chamney is moving his famiiy to Whitechurch. W. J. Fourn has purchased 50 acres of land from James Rammage. The clover machine has finished up in our locality and the clover did not turn out very -well this year on account of the wet weather at harvesting time. The local option by-law was sustained at Forest by Judge mac Watt. It is reported that the Canadian Nor- thern Railway's financial undertaking involves a sum in excess of any prev- ious railway financing in Canada. Wht)o and Cou..sh 1 SPASMODIC CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS BRONCHITIS CATARRH COLDS ;site maHRD 1870 A Oe pie, safe eSective treatment for b -an. el i!11.e.,bl e at. ,i d••uga. Vapnri>edCreeotene at ,P,, t7.' pa ',t. v o. whooping Cnughund relieves Vo.1%.11,, he Ctuue tone, It 19 BOON to stifle rers trort Thea;r c irt'ying the enise(die vapor, invp irrJ svith every breath, makes breathing easy; sna;hes the sere throatand stops the Cough, n54hrin� reatfut niehts. it is inralualtle to mothers with young Otitdr,;n. Seu.l po. 1:0 for descriptive booklet. ALL ;JRUGGI3't i. Ter t RS SOT.rll'1S A NTIsr•A1n. 111120AT HLr15 fort he it tis.+ted throat. They are simple, eite.t' a and antiseptic. Of 5.,.+'° drugtist or from us, 10e. in stamen;. Vapo Cresolene Co. 62 Cortls.dt St., ICY, te:mino Aden nuiw;ng A:, ntreal. Can. g • n^r'�40444044•040.0Onn -'- e,r n ^,' '4 0,7;0 0+$4>''.ab4.110.. TiJ&&D1NL, STOR„,,,A0.1•=9.0.me,...eac.s.r.op,,...,,..M.* • • • Arrivals of •, • •• •.0. • • • 3pring Goods! • We are passing into stock daily the NEWEST AND • 3 DAINTIEST of DRESS GOODS, SUITINGS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, VESTINGS, LACES, EMBRODERIES, WAISTS, WHITEWEAR, TAILORED SUITS, SKIRTS AND SPRING COATS. 4, 4, O a, 13 • • • • • • 4, a NEW DRESS GOODS An attractive display of some of the latest importations of English and French materials for Ladies Spring Suits, including Broadcloths, Franey Tweeds, Serges, Whipcords, Ottoman - Cords and Diagonals. HANDSOME NEW SUITS FOR 4 •9 4s 3 4, 3 0 3 3 • e • H. E. ISARD TWO STORES. MISSES' AND WOMEN Made of Black and Navy English Serge, Dia gon�ls and Pretty Tweeds. smart models that are both stylish and handsome. Suits are beauti- fully lined and well tailored, showing the new cutaway effect, trimmed with novelty buttons. Price range thus, $12.50, $14.50, $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00. NEW COATS • 4. • • • e 0 • • • • • • • • a 4 •♦ • • 4, 0 Women's New Coats for Spring Wear, styles absolutely correct. Take a loDk at our large range •Pr ices begin at $5.00 40 . • co• 0 . ••• 4 e ^.te+l+}ty, iS,gev4jHjg1".40.4te t.4.* 4, 4.) *e le•+O4♦4•®©©44,+4,++•4.0 b{•4',44•4-1 ,:44.:414.? :•S40'v*60*::,* !e,Z,044.00.4444.044640 4444044 J 0 ✓ 0 0 0 • o 4 0 3 !MARCH s Our Guarantee is the fairest ,.to offer you. o O O e We guarantee all fits in tZ "Hobberlin Clothing” or your • money refunded. ♦ o• • 4 See our window display of • "Hobberlin Clothing" and ma- iT 191 Mr. Cowley, the representa- • • a, • • • • • tive of the "House of Hobberlin" !the big tailoring firm of Toronto will be at our store taking spec- lial orders (Mar. 18) for Spring Suits, Spring Overcoats, Fancy !Vests and odd Trousers. 4, 0 e • 4i 0 °s terials this week. • • •� • • • • • Phone 70. 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