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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1907-04-18, Page 5• 11 11 11111111 I1 11 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE . THURSDAY, Al'iur, i8, 1907 Teeswater gttni;re d for the 'Pl too 1 In11 1 1 111 , .111, The Blue Front Store style with quality. suitable for young Stetson, Borsalino, &c. We have the Before Deciding On that new Hat ask to see our KING lines, They are guar- anteed and combine The new shapes are especially men. Also full ranges of The Wafer -lite, Wakefield, Allandale, Hat that suits you best. Ready -to -Wear Clothing, A good time to buy your supply of Spring and Summer Clothing is NOW, before the lines get badly broken. Our stock is now complete in the newest and most up-to-date styles, patterns and weaves. SUITS.—A splendid showing of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Suits, ready to wear on a minute's notice. Many patterns and styles to choose from, in Plain and FancyWorsteds, Fancy Tweeds, Black Vicunas, Navy and Black Serge, etc. Prices to suit everyone. Our Men's Suits range in price from $8.00 to $18.50 and we guarantee satisfaction, RAIN COATS.—Are you in need of a Rain Coat? If so, see our lines with the new pressed seams, in fancy dark gray and olive shades. They are strictly up-to-date. TOP COATS.—New Spring Top Coats, popular in style and price, in plain and fancy olive shades, also in plain dark gray. Come and see them. EGGS TAKEN AS CASH. McGee & Campbell Clothiers and Men's Furnishers • "HINGE.STAYS" MAKE DILLON TWICE AS STRONG Short, stiff, hard, steel wire atayamake a"hinge-like" joint at every lateral wire on the Milton fence. '%These 'Hinge -stays" give our fence a greater degree of elasticity—enable it to withstand greater strain. They act like, and really are, hinges—Make our fence swing or spring back into shape after receiving a heavy blow.orthoUnusual Pressure caused by afurious bull or other animal endeavoring to push his waythrough to freedom. Catalogue tells more about this twice as strong"fence. The Owen Sound Wire fence Co., Limited, Owen Sound, Ont. :��,aaaci • • 1. .1 11.1 1.1.11. , 'Pews diems ^--W. D. Annie, of Scerboro, sold four ordinary horses for $008 a few days ago. The Ayton hinder Twine Factory which originally cost $17,000, was sold recently for $7,000, --Owen Sound's new postoffice, the contract for which has been let, will cost in the neighborhood of $05,000, --Mr, Archibald Cadzow, who many years ago lived in Hullett and subse quently in Clinton, died in $uifalo an ▪ Monday. —Mr. David (:antelon lost $85 in bard cash in the Grand Trunk yards in Clinton. The money was enclosed in a large envelope which dropped out of his pocket, and has not been re- • covered, •--Last week, Jno. Hamel, furniture manufacturer, Mildmay, assigned for • the benefit of his creditors. Lack of capital and inefficient management are probably the two causes that helped to produce this state of • affairs. —That it pays to raise pork, Mr. Herb. German, of South Dumfries, is • convinced. He owns a sow that has • the marvellous record of producing 33 pigs in seven months. Two litters of 10 and 17 grunters, respectively, eon- _ ' stitute that aggregate number. iLONfflaYZkz r W. 3. GOULD AGENT —All the fighting blood of Walker- : ton is being stirred up these days over the much agitated Electric Light Question. The town is practically divided into two factions over the matter, and the hustings are ringing - with charges and counter -charges. Choice boquets are being thrown from the foot -lights and the air is thick with the spirit of wrath. •--During the recent electric storm, lightning struck the barn, of Geo. Eakett, 12th con., Egremont, and kill- ed four horses that were in the stable. Strangely enough the bolt did no other damage than killing the horses which appeared to have been hit on the head, though before reaching the stable it passed through the roof and • through a hay mow.—On April llth, the death oecnrred of a well-known and respected resi- dent of McKillop in the person of Mr. Geo. Henderson. Deceased was in his usual health and had worked about his farm during the forenoon. On his way from the barn to the house he complained to his son, who was with him, that he did not feel well. Upon reaching the house he died almost immediately. Deceased was in his 57th year. Stratford, Out., April 11. — Mrs. Harriet Dewing, housekeeper for Leo- pold Koeller, Romeo street, was burn- ed to death at 3 o'clock this morning. She arose to call Mr. Koeller, who was to meet an early morning train, and was found in her room in a mass of flames, all her clothing being burn- ed off. The circumstances are ap- parently shrouded in mystery, as the lantern which was in the room at the time had never been lit. A half -burnt snatch was found on the floor, and this is the only clue. • Stomach Medicine is Useless. Impossible to cure catarrh in the nose by dosing the stomach. Send the healing vapor of Catarrhozone after the germs and you at once ac- complish good. Any case of catarrh is curable, all that's necessary is to in- hale Catarrhozone. You stop hawk- ing, nostrils are cleared, throat is healed and freed of phlegm ; every vestige of the trouble is forever driven from the system. If you want per- menent cure for catarrh, throat trou- ble or bronchitis, Catarrhozone is a stand-by. Two sizes, 25c and $1 at all dealers. r....,l�hII IIhditillikiiil�ikiegl>lii IGroa' 'locutions1 Daisy Churn No. 2, regular $6.50, at a ,11S . $5.25 Daisy Churn No, 3, regular $7.00, at .... 5.75 Axle Grease, regular 10e box, at .... 6 for .25 One Minute Washer, to clear, regular $10, at ...... 8,50 Vulmar Washer, to clear, regular $7, at 5.50 5.50 Triumph Washer, to clear, regular $7, at, Graniteware still going at Cut -in -two Idust Arrived! 1 0 One Carload Cement. One Carload Wire Nails. One Carload Glazed Tile. Prices. If you intend building, it will pay you to call and get prices at 'Young's Hardware 1 4100101111111 0101111111111111 411111111/00NO i l season le ye A couple of "spotters" slava been have generally been very successful, snaking a round of the hotelsthrough- and expect another good season. out the county, the past week. They The dates seleeted for the Agricul- blew into Teeswater late Saturday aural Society excursions are—Friday, night and succeeded in inducing nap. June 21st, for East Enron and South riston and 1feinsberger to sell drink and cigars to thein during forbidden hours. They then laid information with the license inspector, with the result t11at 1Mir. Cannon visited town on Tuesday, to put the law in motion. It sneans a. fine of $50 for ,each of the offenders. An agent of the Bruce Telephone Co. is visiting tho municipalities tlsroughout Bruce county, arranging for privileges along the highway for the erection of telephone lines, and interviewed the Onlross Council re- cently. Terms were finally agreed upon, and the clerk and the township solicitor were instructed to prepare a by-law granting the privileges asked for. An important term of the agree- ment between the township and the company is, that not more than $12 per year be charged subscribers for the use of phones. It is also stated Huron districts and, Tuesday, June 25th, for North Bruce. Miss Carrie McCracken, of Brussels, was the choice out of 22 applications, of trustees of a school in Elzna town- ship, as successor to Mr, Love, who had resigned, and conunenced work last Monday lnorning. At the Clinton Spring Fair last week Messrs. Scott & Warwick, Brus- sels, were awarded 1st prize for best pacer in harness on the grounds and also the red ticket for hest roadster stallion under 10 hands, Brussels Bowling Club has reor- ganized. The Bowling lawn will be put in first-class shape. There are a lot of good bowlers in town, Officers lvere elected as follow ;---Hon.-Pres., T. Farrow ; Pres., A. B. Macdonald ; Vice -Pres., R. Leatherdale ; Sec. -Trea- surer, "SV, L. Leatherdale. that poles erected on the highwayH. L. Jackson, treasurer of the 13 must not be more than four feet from p11 -n e sr Oil Co., who are boring for the side line of the road allowance, Til near n, was in town on Tuesday,ay, andMoand reports that natural gas The death of Mr. Andrew Little, has been struck at a depth of 000 or which occurred last Thursday morn- 700 feet, the flow being sufficient to ing, removed a than who has long light the village. The Company, been well-known and highly respected however, will continue boring for oil, in South Bruce, and who was inti- mately associated with the early de- velopment of Teeswater and Culross. He had been ailing for a couple of months or more, but no serious con- sequences were expected until quite recently, when troubles developed which demanded an operation since which time little hope of recovery was entertained. Mr. Little was one of a family of twelve—eight boys and four girls. It is rather remarkable that for many years the large family had been without a death and that now within less than one year, four have passed away. He leaves a widow, 2 sons and 4 daughters. i. The Origin Of Galt Stones. They are simply dried bile, made up of crystalline constituents of that fluid. Very common is this disease among merchants, clergymen, shop girls and those of sedentary habits. Prevention consists in maintaining Campbell's Varnish Stains make a correct action of the liver and bowels, splendid finish for dining -room and which is best accomplished by Dr. hall floors. They come in Light and Hamilton's Pills. No person using Dark Oak, also in Cherry, Mahogany, this medicine need fear gall -stones, etc. A 75c can will do an ordinary nor will they ever be bilious. Sound room. Ask J. D. Burns for latest digestion, good appetite, a clear color color card. will evidence the health giving pro- perties of Dr. Hamilton's Pills, which are the safest and best for general family use. Insist on having only Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, 25c per box at all dealers. Brussels. The Horse Fair Thursday of last week attracted a Large crowd notwith- standing the bad roads. Big prices were paid for horses. of which there are excellent indica- tions. They have secured options on 3,000 acres of land in the vicinity of the wells they are now sinking. Tuesday of last week the spirit of Clara Victoria, eldest daughter of J. W. and Mrs. Simmons, Albert street, Brussels, was beckoned away. Her demise was not unlooked for as she has been declining in health for over two years. She was in her 15th year and was a bright winsome lassie, who bore her extended illness with great patience and fortitude. The class Clara was a member of in the Metho- dist Sabbath School undertook to raise azz amount for Missions, and al- though unable to get to Sunday School deceased took hold of the work actively in her home and succeeded so well that $10 of the $20 secured was credited to her efforts, —The question of the payment of teachers' salaries quarterly, carne up for consideration in Hullett Council recently, and representative of several of the boards of school trustees were present asking for money for this purpose, but as no provision was made to meet this emergency, the - council was undecided as to what course should be pursued, the ground being taken that as no money had been received for this purpose, the The Bible despository, located in F. council could not make the payments without borrowing, and the opinion of R. Smith's store, has been closed and the township solicitor sustains them the balance of the stock returned to in this view. It appears the council the head office, Toronto. has no power to borrow money for this purpose until such time as the Brussels Football team has reor- . annual estimates are sent in. WHY N -T EAT LIKE OTHER MEN DO? WHY?—RECJ;,OSE YOU'RE A SLAVE TO DYSPEPSIA-- IFIDIGESTll0? —OR OTHER STOMACH DERANGEMENTS THAT ONLY CAN BE REACHED AND CURED BY SUCH A TRIED AND TRUE REMEDY AS Dr. Von a 's' hhemapp eTablets- RELIEF IN ONE DAY Ask half the men or women who have stomach troubles, why it is so and they will tell you that they have to live in such a constant hurry that they have no time to keep well,—if the great army of stomach troubled people would take Dr. Von Stan's Pine -apple Tablets as a traveling com- panion, from a health stand point, life would be all sunshine,—theyare a veri- table vest pocket doctor,—they act directly on the digestive organs,—a 35 cents a box at all Druggists and Medicine dealers. 3 DR. AGNEW'S HEART CURE GIVES RELIEF IN 30 MINUTES DR. AGNEW'S CATARRHAL POWDER gives relief in 10 minutes For Sale By A. L. HAMILTON. pure fruit pepsin that is pleasant to take,—powerful in the work it does, —but as harmless as milk,—helps all the stomach distresses immediately and will give good relief to the most acute cases in one day.—You go about your business,—eat hearty meals,— take all the pleasures as they come, and as you do so the Doctor plays his part and works permanent cures. Absolutely FREE TO SEED BUYERS If you will write for our handsomely illustrated Catalogue for 1907, we will show you how you can get ABOOLVTELY PEES a CARVING SET of superior SHEFFIELD CUTLERY with cellu- loid handles and Ster- ling Silvor Mounts. We could get plenty of agents to take hold of a proposition like thl*, but we prefer to give seed buyers h chance first. Our Catalogue and Guide Book gives lull Information of this and other Special Offers, as well as full details regarding new and standard varieties of Seeds,Plantsand nulbs, Write St once, DAIICH I§ HUNTER SED CO. LONDON, CANADA 1.11,41110 Agents for New Idea Patterns The Leading Store H. E. 18flrd & CO. New Idea Patterns only 100 Carpets, Linoleums, Floor Oilcloth. EVERYTEING IN FLOOR COVERINGS. --Our large Carpet and House Furnishing Department on second floor is ready for the House Furnisher's busy time. GREAT ASSORTMENT.—Floor Oilcloths in new pat- terns and colorings, all widths, 25c square yard. BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY.—Forty-seven rolls of Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, fine variety of patterns, prices are from 25c to $1.00 per yd. Twenty-nine rolls of Wool and Union Carpets, bought right at the mill ; our prices are the lowest. ART SQUARES.—We have a complete range of Rugs and Art Squares in the different sizes, prices begin at $5.00. ROLLER BLINDS.—Isard's Extra Special Blind, com- plete, in green or cream, only 35c ; new patterns in Lace - finished Blinds, mounted on rollers, two colors, size 3 x 6, price only 50c. LACE CURTAINS.—If when house cleaning you find you need new Lace Curtains to brighten up the home, visit our Curtain Department. Here you will find a wealth of choice. Remember we import our Lace Cur- tains, thereby doing away with the middleman's profit, so you can depend on saving money buying curtains here. Prices begin at 25e. See our leader, 33• yards long, $1.00. H. E ISARD (0. PHONE 68 WINGHAM GREAT SUCCESS in WINGHAM of Prof. O'Brien Canada's Greatest Phrenologist and the only genuine Scientific PALMIST who has ever visited your town. Everybody is delighted at his graphic, instructive, interesting, scien- tific and truthful delineations—which they claim to be a revelation from the nonsensical clap trap practised here in the past by uneducated mountebanks. Speculators and those contemplating a change in business should not miss consulting him. Call and see the autographs of prominent people who have become rich and others holding prominent positions through his practical and sound advice. Prof. O'l3rien's work is all done on a scientific basis, hence the truth. Parents should bring their children and find out what they are best adapted for to be a success in life, Fowler's New York latest phrenological chart used. Your PAST, PRESENT and indications of FUTURE EVENTS as marked on your hand by nature, correct- ly delineated. LOCATING DISEASE A SPECIALTY. Marriage adaptations explained. CHILDREN .HALF PRICE. Character read from photos. Terms within reach of all. OFFICE HOURS, 10 a. m. to 10 p. in. Private office at Hotel Brunswick. See what the Brussels Post, March 7th. 1007, said ;— Pitcnl.'. O'Blut-zN iN Tow-N.—Last Monday this well-known Phre- nologist and scientific Palmist arrived in Brussels, accompanied by Madame O'Brien, who is a talented musician, and are making their headquarters at the Central hotel. Icor the sake of satisfying our- selves along certain lines, we had a chat with the Prof. for about an hour and were shown the modes and methods studied and followed by him, IIe is certainly well posted in his work and goes into it in a very thorough nWanner. Even the most skeptical will have to admit that his illustrations of character, as outlined in head and palms, are so correct as to be beyond dispute. The Prof. is a very genial gentle- man and is free to give information and discuss the various situations incidental to life. The Peterboro' Times says :—"Prof. O'Brien is the best and most able authority on palmistry and phrenology that has ever lived in Canada." As the Prof, is a very busy than, intending patrons who can possibly Ball during the day will avoid long waits, or else make appointments, as so many can only consult him during evening. Alliston, April 10. --Yesterday morn- ing Robt. Braden, a farmer of this place, on entering his barn was sur- prised to find a curiosity in the shape of a newly born calf, with two heads, four eyes, two ears, and a perfect body, The calf is living, and seems likely; to continue in health. —Alex. McMillan, Winnipeg, was in Tiverton recently, buying horses for work on the G. T. P. Ry. eon- strnetioe. lie bought a carload which was shipped from Kincardine. Ile and his two brothers, Cothz and Malcolm, tare partners with one Mc- Donald. They built 225 miles of track last year and have a considerable mileage on hand for this year, Last year they had two steam shovels, 1100 teams of horses and mules, and 3,000 men at work. These McMillan boys are sons of the late Archie McMillan, con. 6, Bruee. l — Are You Subject To Stiffness ? Perhaps it is in the neck or should- ers. First thing is a rub with Nervi. line. No more speedy remedy can be adopted. When applied to the MIS. cies Nerviline gives them flexibility and vigor; inflammation, sorenessand stiffness disappear. "Whether in the chest or throat nothing can surpass Nerviline," writes 0, 13. Denton, Lum- ber Merchant at Oak Bay, N.B. "Rubbed on at night, trouble is gone by morning. I have proved Nerviline great medicine." Everyone sayer good, 25e bottles Roll everywhere.