HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1902-02-13, Page 5r' t.e'brU'Iry 13, 1902
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We have some choice samples
in Dinnerware. Wedgewood and J.
& G. Meakeni make ; 116 pieces,
consisting of
12 Bread and ,Butter Plates 3 Covered Dishes
12 Tea Plates 1 Sonp Tureen
12 Breakfast PIates 1 Tea Pot
12 Dinner Plates 1 Sugar
12 Soup Plates 1 Cream
12 Cups and Saucers 1 Bowl
12 Sauce Dishes 1 Gravy Boat
4 Platters
For 2 Weeks Only
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THE PEOPLES'
FURNITURE STORE
A Dining Room.
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A cosy dining room is appreciated by every member of the
family in winter. Our Furniture makes it a cosy and handsome
room. It does not need to bo fine architecturally to look com-
fortable. Our graceful quarter cut Oak Extension Tables and
Dining Chairs will transform the plainest room into a handsome
room. We have a fine assortment of Couches -from $6 to $24.
For a Leader our $8,50, in the best Velure, is considered by
everyone great value. sarIn a few clays we will be able to show
you something new in Picture Moulding (American design.)
Residence -Patrick 5. aracey's
former residence,
wharf night calls
receive prompt at-
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Furniture Dealers & Undertakers
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The holiday
still here, in the
rush is past, but we are
Corner Jewellery Store
• We carry a choice stock of" --
Clocks, Gold and Silver
Case Watches
• SILVERWARE, OF ALL KINDS, BROOCHES,
RINGS, BRACELETS, ETC.
as -Repairing
receives careful attention, You will
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lst OF MARCH.
The Stock must be reduced several Thousand Dollars
before the NEW COMPANY takes possession on. March 1st,
A. Great Slaughter Sale
now Going on
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, O11 Cloths,
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, Mantles, &c.
Goods will be Slaughtered regardless of cost,
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TUE V M I.1,.`1 GTT. 1'.L ADVANCE..
HURON COUNTYCQUNCUI,.
Lueknow.
Maple Grove L. 0. L. No, 1014 (Ash-
field) intend to have an At Rome on fri-
day evening, February 28th, Au excel-
lent program is being prepared,
Wallace Grenacho of this village has
sold out his boot and shoe business to
Messrs. R. Willis & Sou, of Seaforth,
and the new firm will take possession of
the business at once.
Mrs. Bunter, wife of Kenneth Hunter
of this village, died very suddenly on
Friday last, from the effects of a paraly.
tic stroke the previous day. Deceased
who had been in poor health for some
time past, bad reached the ripe old age
of 75 years,
At the Orneial Board meeting of the
Methodist church ou Tuesday evening
last, a uuanhnous invitation was extend-
ed to the Rev. A. G. Barris to continue
the pastorate of the church for the third
year,
Tho municipal officers were all reap-
pointed at same salaries as last year.
Clerk, Hugh Morrison; Treasurer, John
Murchison; Assessor and Collector, John
N. Ross; Eugineor, Samuel Barber;
Constable, Robert Moore.
Catarrhal Poisons & Their Remedy.
The
dangerous bemuse they oisonous secretions from
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stomach and bowels, giving rise to an
unhealthy condition of these organs.
Catarrh is the source of much ill health
and was considered practically incurable
until it was demonstrated to the satisfac-
tion of the medical profession that key
the use of Catarrhozoue any case of
nasal or throat trouble can, be perma-
nently and quickly cured. Catarrh -
ozone by its unusual merit has enlisted
the support and endorsement of the
most prominent medical authorities
who freely state that any one giving it a
trial is sure to receive permanent benefit.
Sold for $1. Small size 25e. At drug-
gists or Pelson & Co., Kingston, Ont,
OF INTEREST AND PROFIT TO
THE FARMER.
The Huron County Packing & Cold.
storage Co., with headquarters at Chu.
ton, have secured W. R. Belden to take
charge of the financial end of the Com-
pany for the present.
The aim with this concern is to accom-
plish as much with applets, poultry and
produce as has already been done in the
hog trade with this exception, it will do
business entirely for the beuefit of its
shareholders, which 'eau easily be clone
on the plans they are adopting.
Nearly all the apples grown in Huron
county the past season wore purchased
at around ;12.00 per barrel. They are in
storage in Toronto and can be sold, and
are being sold out daily, at $4 50 per bar-
rel. Each year farmers sell their apple
crop for oue halt what it should bring
simply because they have no means of
keeping them.
The Government has provided cold
storage for fruit while in transit and re-
peatedly points out to farmers the neces-
sity for action ou their part if they wish
to receive a fair amount of the profit in
growing apples and other produce.
In 1900 it is estimated that Huron Co.
lost in apples alone $100,000 and annual-
ly it loses a large sum. They can prac-
tically insure against such loss by own.
ing a storage plant of their own, situat-
ed where it can easily be reached.
Besides the above a most mocleru plant
is to be erected for handling all kinds of
poultry, receiving them alive, killing,
dressing and crating them as the market
demands,
Tho entire County of Huron will be
canvassed and the tributary townships,
and an opportunity will be given each
farmer to identify himself with the con-
cern. If he desires *1.00 more per bar-
rel than he now receives this will be his
time to insure for it. It, would be well
for all farmers to bear in mind the one
fact that NONE BUT PATRONS OF
THIS COMPANY WILL SECURE THE
FULL BENEFIT,
Clinton being in the centre of a weal-
thy county it will not be long in secur-
ing the desired amount. Already nearly
$20,000 of stock has beau taken. The
aim is to secure as much as possible dur-
ing the winter and it is ''believed the
greater part will be taken the next three
months.
FARM FOR SALE.
South half of lot 88, con. 12, East
Wawanosh. 100 acres ; 65 cleat ed and
ander grass, in good cultivation; bal-
ance in black ash and cedar ; frame
house, fair outbuildings, Price and
terms reasonable.
HENRY T. PERDTJE,
21tf, Wingham
1902
LISPD ' EL
Is MOVING FORWARD.
UOWinter
ateeaio reasonable -our Courses of
Study thorough and pr•antical.
Send for our Journal to see what we tenets,
Students may enter at any time.
Two Courses of Study -Commercial and
Shorthand.
C. 'A. PLSMING A. L. McINTYRB
President Scc'y.
Owou Sound Listowel
The Student
at this Business
College is surrounded
by every incentive
and assistance to good
work, That id the
reason our students learn so rapidly
and also the reason our graduates ate
in constant demand.
Hook -keeping, Stenography,
Typewriting, Penmanship,
and Business practice.
Forest City Business College
Y.NI.C.A, 73ui1ding ;:- Lotidon, Out.
J. W. Wl STEIVS7ET,T, Principal,
Cook's Cotton Root aetapandr.
15 sltecestally nsed monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your Ctruggist for Ceek•s Coifed Root Cons-
oaad. 'Take tt0 other, ea all Mittures, pilifi and
mItation3 aro dangnrcee. R'rice, NO. 2, $i per
box , NO. 0,10degrees stronger, $3 -per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed en receipt of press And VIO 3•eent
9tasnps The cook company windsor, one.
r sponslble Dreggiatsd Inn COO'.uonded fry all
No. 1 and No. 2 ore Hold in winghant be
11. A. Doltalass, C. A. men:boll, .1. E. Davis
and A. L, llatullton, Dttt:oazs'rs.
(Continued) from last week,)
]i'IODAY.
The Executive eominittee room
ed. that a grant of $2G be made to
of the Teachers' Iustitutes in the 00
that the clerk order eighteen cop
the Municipal World for 1002 for 11
of the councillors, clerk and trees
that a grant of .$20 be made to the
Children's Hospital; that the a1
grant of $15 bo made to each p
library in the county; that a gra
$25 bo made to each of the three F
ors' Institutes, and $20 to each Ag
t'ual and Horticultural sooiety ill,
county holding exhibitions in 1002;
$10 be granted for the purchase of
ers for the Court House Square, an
for the Prisoners' Aid Association;
the Goderieh Star be awarded the
tract for the county printing; that
county license fee to pedlars be red
from $50 to **25, the former figure,
that a refund of $25 bo anode to per
who have taken out a license for 1
that the following amounts be poi
the different Collegiate Institutes of
county, on the basis of the statem
resented by them: Seaforth, $2,346
Clinton, $2,090.53; Goderieh, *1,8
he Council appoint Robt. Deachma
county pupil of the Ontario .Agri
ural College; that a grant of *1,000
ade to the proposed county hospi
o be paid to the proper authorities wl
the building is taken off the coutracto
ands in its completed form; that the
sual grant of *600 be made to the 33rd
egiment to supplement their pay at the
uuual drill, The report was passed,
J. H. Cameron, of Brussels, and J. H.
igert, of Dungannon, were appointed
linty examiners for 1002.
Two votes were then taken for county
uditors, W. Clegg of Wingham and P.
antolon of Clinton being elected.
The road and bridge committee recent -
ended that no action bo taken with
ference to the communication from
e Good Roads Association askiug for
e sending of delegates to Ottawa; that
e request of the township of East Wa-
anosh for the sanctioning of a by-law
close a certain road be granted; that
e matter re Stanley bridge referred to
the application of Alexander Elliott
left with the county engineer to Make
angoments if necessary; ; that the
plication of the Huron, Bruce & Mid -
sex Electric Road Company be grant -
subject to such restrictions and regu-
ions as may be necessary to properly
eguard the public interests, provided
bridge be found capable, or can be
de capable, for the above purpose,
d that the road and bridge committee,
ether with the county solicitor, have
raft agreement prepared containing
necessary conditions and restrictions
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for the protection of the county and sub-
mit the same to this Council at its next
session; the Council having the right al
any time after the expiration of one year
from the opening of the road to cancel
this right or franchise upon giving the
Company twelve months' notice in writ-
ing if its continuance is z]ot satisfactory
to the County Council, The committee
reported that Mr, Ansley had received
tenders as follows for bridges over the
Bayfield river near Clinton and over the
Maitland river at Lower Vitinghain: For
superstructure -Hunter Bridge Co., Kin-
cardine, *3,975; Supply Co„ Windsor,
$4,398; Stratford Bridge Co., $5,025;
King Bridge Co., Cleveland, 0., *5,803;
Hamilton .Bridge Co., $6,720. The ac-
ceptance of the Hunter Bridge Co.'s
tender of $3,975 was recommended. If
this company do not give satisfactory
assurance, the tender to be given to the
next lowest tenderer, For substructure
(per cubic yard): Rowan & Elliott, St.
Catharines, *6.85 for Clinton and $6 for
Wingltaut; Charles Barber, Wingham,
$4.50 for Wingham.: F. Gutteridge, Sea -
forth, *4.75 for Clinton and $4,50 for
Wiughant; Reid & Co., Goderieh, $4,80
for Clinton; S. J. Andrews, Clinton,
$4.70 for Clinton. It was recommended
that the tenders of Frank Gutteridge for
both the Clinton and Wingham bridges
be accepted: that no action be taken in
regard to the application of the reeve of
Colborne regarding Young's bridge. The
report was passed,
Out of the Shadow.
Tho discouragement, the despair of ill.
health, out into the noon -tido glory of
health, vigor and strength. Are you
seeking, this way? Are you wishing to
replace weakness by strength, despon-
doney by bopo and expectation, pale
cheeks end lusterless eyes, by the roses
bloom and sparkling eyes. If you but
use Forrozonp, you will make rich, red
blood, year nerves will grow strong.
Old time vigor will return and with it
endurance that, will enable you to live
an active, energetic and successful Iife.
Remember the name,, Ferrozone. Sold
by A. L. Hamilton.
Clinton.
The assessment roll is said to be in "n
disgraceful condition," Two assessors,
Messrs. II, Stevens and T. Cottle 11a't°e
been appointed to straighten out the
tangles.
A monster demonstration is talked of
for Coronation day,
Councillor Combo says the Cold Stor-
age Company is now booming and there
is every prospect of the buildings being
erected when spring opens. Fifteen can.
vassers were set at work this weolc and
next week a series of meetings will be
held throughout the county to place the
advantages of cold storage before the
people,
A System of waterworks for domestic
purposes is now being talked of, to be
supplied from artesian Wells,
A few nights since, it man named 1\T10.
111eGibbem,y, left the house of Refuge
during the night. Hie absence wits not
discovered 'until ,'ext Writing, and
when a search vcs instituted his body
was found by the Aside of the river. An
inpaost was hold, and it was found that
no blame whatever meld be attached to
anyone. 1le had boon out of his mind
for sono time before.
01t0a
weeks and coals findglnoforelef
until 1 tried Ayer's Cherry Pecto-
ral, Only, one-fourth of the bottle
cured me." u
L. Hawn, Newington, Oni.
..Mewv..ywsc.
.Neglected colds always
lead to somethingserious.
They rut; into chronic
bronchitis, pneumonia,
asthma, or consumption.
Don't wait, but take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
just as soon as your cough
begins, A few doses will
cure you then.
cold; 50c.1juat tight ger bronchitis, ohfer itie hoarse -
new,
hare colds, etc.; g1, moat economical
for cliroalo caeea and to keep on hand.
J. 0. AYEIR CO.. Lowell. Maas_
E. ESTELLE GRIFFIN
TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE,
Pupils prepared for Conservatory of
Music examinations,
VIOLIN AND GUITAR.
MISS CARRIE MOORE
Of London Conservatory of Music, will
he prepared after Oct. lst to receive a
limited number of pupils for instruction
on Violin and Guitar.
Residence -opposite R. 0. Church,
Wingham.
PIANO AND THEORY.
MISS SARA LOUISE MOORE, L,C,ML
And member of the Associated Musicians
of Ontario, is prepared to receive a limit-
ed number of pupils for instruction on
Piano and in Theory.
Special attention given to pupils pro -
paring for examinations.
Residence -opposite the R. C. Church,
Wingham.
DRS. CHISHOLM & CHISHOL1t
PHYSICIANS . SURGEONS - ETC.
Josephine Street -. Wingham
R. AGNEW
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
ACCOUCHEUR,
Office :-Upstairs in the Macdonald
Block.
Night calls answered at' office.
�RTIIIIR J. IRWIN
A.D.S., L,D.S.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the I en-
nsylvania College and Licentiate of
Dental Surgery of Ontario.
Office over Post Of[lce-•WINGIlAM
W, T. Holloway
D•D
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Graduate of Royal'
..ollego of Dental t
onto c an Ho or
Graduate of Dent-
al University. Jt uipl t. Torou-
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to vorofsity.
Dentistry�plPrices ved m oderate. all Satisf Satisfaction
guaranteed.sat-office in Beaver Block.
E.L. DICKINSON
BARRISTER, ETC
Solicitor for Bank of Hamilton
MONEY TO LOAN
Office: Meyer Block Wingham.
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LIFE Abner Coselis
FIRE
Loan and Insurance Agent
Farm Loans at lowest rates of interest.
Office -corner Minnie and Patrick Sts.,
WINGHAISI
ACCIDENT PLATE GLASS
r`P. KENNEDY, M.D., M.C.P.S.0.
(Member of the British Medical
Association)
COLD MEDALLIST IN tMEDICINE,
Special attention paid to Diseases of women
and children,
Oman Rocas 1-1 to 4 p.m, ; 7 t09 p,ni,
VANSTONE
' BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan at lowest rates. Office
BEAVER 'BLOCK,
7-95. WINGHAM.
A. DULMAG-E
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT,
CONVEYANCINC. MONEY 1'O LOAN
. on Town and Farm Property.
ASSIGNEE. ACCOUNTANT,
OFFICE. --.T ,-0 doors north of Dr• Chishohn's
surgery. IResidence-Catherine St.
T. J. MAGUIRE
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND
LOAN AGENT. CONVEYANCING
Collection of Bents and Accounts a specialty.
ASSIGNEE, ACCOUNTANT.
01 FICf.--Ove b. Ill. Gordon's scorn.
Itosidcucc: Leopold street,
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Patents thIcen thrcnul, X1101111 & Co. receive
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A hpnd5omely Illustrated weekly. largest rtr.
emotion of any orientate ,lumen,, 711'111$,S3 a
liar • Sour months, RL sola by all n6WldPalerr.
Co 36I6r6adway, NOW )(Olt
Deere Sface, 924 V Ste Wa tatvittee, D, U�
Bargains= in
SUITS
H. E. Isard & Co.
Boys' 2 -Piece Suits,
Sizes 22 to 30.
Boys' 3 -Piece Suits.
Sizes 27 to 33.
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Bargains flus
DV RCOATS
Gigantic Sale
OF
Ready-to-wear
CLOTHING
We offer unmatchable 'Values
in our Clothing department for
the next two weeks, Our stock
must be reduced in order to
make room for spring Clothing,
which will come to hand in a
few weeks. Every garment is
well made and guaranteed to
give satisfaction. We handle
the best Clothing. Note our
reduced prices :
Reuular 1�ri
.75.. , .Sale Price $L25
" $2.00.... " $7..50
" $2.50,... "
.. $3.00.... •' $2,25
" $3.50.... " 5
$2.7J
IN ONNIMININMINIM.,10111.......
Regular Price $3.25. . -.Sale Price $2.50
" 34.00. "
„ $4.50.... $
Q.a�so
.. ... " $3.50
$4.00
Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Ulsters, Reeffers,
etc., at COST PRICE.
Regular Price 55,00....Sale Price $4.00
.: $3.00.... " $1.75
" $7.50.... " $0.00
Men's Suits
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Great Variety.
Youths' Suits,
Sizes 33 to 35.
egular Price 30.00..
36.00..
" $7.00..
$7.50..
MEN'S OVERALLS,
Strong, Well Made, and
Riveted Seams.
MEN'S PANTS.
Ml kinds.
" $10,00..
regular Price 50c
65c " 50e
85c .,• "
., 1.00 „ 75e
Regular Price $1.00.... Sale Price $ .75
31.25.... " $1.00
,. $1.50,... " $1.20
$200.... " $1.50
31.00
,r $2.25
" $2.75
-Sale Price $4.00
• • " $4.755
$5.25
• " $6.00
, "` $7.00
•. $8.00
Sale Price 40c
" 32.50...
" $3.00...
" $3.50...
Men's Winter Underwear Shirts and Drawers.
Reg," Price 60c... ,Sale Price 39c
GSC...
" 5`Oc
" 90e.... "
6JC
Reg. Price $1.00... Sale Price $0.75
$1.25, .. " $0.95
$1.50... " $L20
Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Dried Apples, as cash.
Q E. isard & Co.
Opp. Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce
The General Election
Is approaching, but present needs and present opportuni-
ties are of greater importance.
Do yon need an Overcoat ?
We have the best materials, the leading lines, and make
it up in the latest styles.
Do you need a Suit ?
A glance at our superb stock will convince you that here
you have the best choice. It costs no more to have them
made in style, to fit with comfort and look well.
Do You Need -
and Shoes -of any kind, ladies', Gents' children's. Ties,
Our
stock in these lines is first-class. -
IN TAILORING AND GENTS'
FURNISHINGS WE EXCEL.
on nth Sons®
You do not buy a Cook
Stove every year, hence the
necessity of a
GOOD SE LEa EO I,
We have Line upon Line for
your inspection this is only
one of them.
Examine Our Stock,
HEATING STOVE'S
a. fine assortment.
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All at reasonable�
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Special attention to
I insn ithing
upG & SON.