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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1908-03-05, Page 88 THE WINGHAAL A 1 • . .DVASOBt TRIMSDAy mAReff PALPITATION OF TU HEART, TAINT On DIZZY STEMS AND. REAVOIISIIESS. lteliered in 00 bliaUtea. Dr, Agnew'a Heart Cure not only cures the heart, but the nerves as well. . In ft trice it allays pain, in a twinkling it gives strength and vigor and it works a quick and permanent euro as by magic. This remedy cures by new process and is an honest, harm- less, wonderful remedy' for weak hearts, weak nerves, weak blood. (13) Dr...agnew'a Liver rine, 40 doses, 10e. For Sale by A. L. Ilaunaort. 40101 • '1.1 .1 Telegraphy Richest paid oillolals were once operators. Demand exceeds supply, bix thousand needed Aurin next few years. Operators have secured, in- creased salaries and 8 -hour day, We prepare you in shortest tisne and place you Immediately upon graduation. Competent instructors. unsurpassed equipment, wide experience. Commercial subjects free. Enter nosy. No vacation, MAIL CoURSEs. WINGIIAM BUSINESS COLLEGE A. A. llianka, Vice,Prineipal Geo. Sporran', Frincleal, 1 1 The roads are passable, bat still in a very bad condition. M. Coulson s roe; vertu slowly from L very severe a,tta of la. grippe, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wylie ere both laid u with le. grippe ; We hope for their speedy reOnVerr, Ur. joint Wray, who has been so seriously ill, is now able to be around et hie work again, Mr, Allan IfiFalielt lots been drawing h iy to Wroxeter ; hay is worth hand- ling at $10 per ton. Mr. Ezra alerkley has been under the doctor's care this last week; at last reports he was improving. Mr. Peter McDougal bought three fine cows last week; real good cows are very scarce around these parts, Mrs. Wm. Weir and son John have returned from Clinton, where they wei'e visiting Mrs. Weir's daughter, Mrs. Bartley, • Mr, Robt. Breen is drawing wood to Wingham, Xr. Breen has had quite a spell of sickness, but we are pleased to say he is able to get out egain. By all aecoluits feed is going to be a very scarce article among the farm - era before the middle of May, and yet stock seems to bring very good prices at the auction sales. Mr. Geo. Dane of Gorrie died on Sunday last, aged 00, Ele was single, and resided with his brother, Mathew.. -• He had been a long time in Howick, and was well respected. Thos. McMichael sold a fine bunch of fat cattle this week. There were sixteen of them, and they- were dan- dies, They should bring, Mr. Mc- Michael quite a few d,ollars, for it cost something to fatten them. • Thos. Martin has removed from near Wroxeter to the farm recently vacat- ed by john Galbraith, who. purchased Oliver Millsfarm near Bluevale, and has removed there. We hope the new neighbor will prove as good as the old, and no doubt he will. Mr. John M^Burney is agairedra.w- it% hay to Wingham. Mr. McBurney is a self-made man, and the kind of men we should take pattern from, While he is prospering 012 every hand, his family do not hesitate to put their shoulders to the wheel in a time of need. It would be better for Ontario if there were more men like him in it. I • w. • ONE WAY Colonist Excursions TO THE WEST Commencing Feb'y. 29th and continuing daily until April 29, 19081 to following points :— vAtrootrvstt, 13.0. E, — SPOKANWash.,....}$ SEATTLE_ , 'Wash 47 75 PORTLAND, Ora ..... SAN FRANCISCO, Cal} $47.80 LOS ANGELES, Cal, MEXICO orr2.. .$47.80 Tickets also sold to other cer- tain points in proportion. For tickets and full Information, call on HENRY,W. Town Agent, or write J. D. McDonald District Passenger Agent, Toronto. MOVED ! W. BONE Has moved his Stook of Groceries to the old PUT OFFICE STORE in the Macdonald. Block, opposite new Bank of Commerce, and is now ready for business. Stock Fresh, Prices Right. PRODUCE WANTED W. Bone Ptacors 113 REMEMBER THE PLACE 16111111111111111111M111111111111111116111110 . tiowiCk. Morris. Pliy Thie Poor eirl. g f A.eaos Willis of Gorrie has rented .6,esessor Wagon, is making his Ma- Growinhat without aststrength--yes, Into weakness, . Tired of amuse Bert Ring's farm on the 10th con., and nual rounds, she is, pale end thin too, She doesn't will take possession soon, W• hear On rob. 10th; a young son Caine. to eat enougb and digests far too little, that Mr, King will go. West. - grace tbe beam of mr. go, Mrs, j'ag. This.conalition is so common. but how seldom notieed even hy fond parent5. lee is being delivered from Lalgelet Sliedden. Give her Terrozone—then watch her at each of the Clifford hotel storages, Joseph Parker and hride. of Schretappetite improve—see her cheeks and Thequality of the ice is only mode*'- her are visiting with friends and, reia„ lips grtnv ruddy,. watch her spirits ate, being sandwiched with snow. The Wingham Advance and the To- ronto 'Weekly Mail -Empire can be had for a whole year for $1,13. This low rate may soon be withdrawn. Sub- scribe at once, Da..Ovstte, M.D., London, Eye and Ear Surgeon, will be at McKibbon's drag stere, on Monday, March 80th. Cataract, squint, failing eyesight, nasal catarrh, deafness, head noises treated and glasses properly fitted. - flours -12 a, m. to 8 p. ItTIVECTIfi COSZNS Insurance and Real Estate Telephone No. 128 Changes in Insurance properly made Handle the best Companies Investments made Equitable insurance rates Attend promptly to business Neglect no details :Devote our time to our own business Correspondence solicited Out aira—everybody satisfied Scheduled arranged for manurg. risks x.perience of over twenty years NO unsettled rattans in that time Sea nil before you do business We can make it pay you to do so Information freely given Now is the time to insure Give tie g Call nonest dealing with buyer and seller A Tot a 1908 Oalendare; call for one ItIento books and blotters given away Ofilee 1st stairway south Bk. Hamilton Near list 052 properties—right peicee The) time te invest is NOW 411 Ittsittess confidential *Real Estate In Wingluatt is all tight Inetranee is a nebetssity Own yonr own home. z; Holyrood. . The measles and the mumps are pre- valent. • People are beginning to wish for more settled weather. The Township COuncii met in Ford- wich on Satorday and awarded the printing to the Wingbana Advance, Oft -Male say that the printing was never done as well as it was last year, end the price was certainly r,eason- ablei Or worthy Reeve and Depaty-reeve attended the County Council last Week in Seaforth, and were again storm -stayed in Winghean, -We hear that the Good Roads by-law of the County Council was knocked higher than a kite. Owing to an outbreak of scarlet fever, Clifford public schoel was on Friday last closed for a week, or pro- bably longer. The outbreak was first reported last week, and prompt measures were taken by the Board of Health to prevent the spread of the disease, Thos. Montgomery; who has had Wm. .A.ndison's farm on the Oth con, rented for the past three years will move next week to the McMicheal %tw near Wroxeter. Mr. M. bas been a good resident of Howiek and his neighbors will he sorry to see him go. Mr. W. Andison will move on to the farm and again try his hand be- hind the plow. Mr. Qeo. Rusk, sr„ the well known resident of this locality; died at his home on the 14th of Bowiek, about two miles from the village, on. Tues- day afternoon. Mr. Rusk was strick- en with paralysis late en Saturday evening last, from the effects of which he neverrecovered consciousness. His son, Prof, W. J. Rusk, of Grinnell, Iowa, arrived home a few minutes be- fore his father's death. three at Sunshine. Teter Barr, lIth line, has 0 spring lambs already added to his flea, 2 of them arriving in January, Mr. Lowe and Mr. Davidson of Leadbury were visiting with Edwin and Teed Armstiong last week, Blyth. The horse fair will be held next Friday afternoon. , Blyth spring show will be held here on Tuesday, March 81. John I. Kelley, formerly of Blyth, has purchased the Walker House in Kincardine and will take possession in March. The C. P. R. has removed the 11.52 and 6.20 trains on this line for the present till the snow storms subside. Snowplows run ahead of the morning train and evening express and being them in on time. The G. T. R. even- ing train gets here about once a week on time. The Auburn Rifle Association will Dan. Black of GIamis isVisiting hold. an oyster supper and concert in friends in the neighborhood. • the Temperance Hall, Auburn, on Mr. Forma intends to have his sale Wednesday, March 4. jos. Stalker on the eighteenth of this month. and John Moore, of Blyth; Robert Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Elliott spent a Downs, of Clinton; Jas. Redmond, of few days at Teeswater with relatives. Westfield ; F. A. Sutherland and Har- vey McGee, of Auburn, will supply Miss Maggie McKenzie of Janette - the programme. dine is spending a few days in the vil- • Mrs. J. G. Moser met with what lage. • Harry Bell, of the tenth concession • might have been a most serious entertained his friends on Friday accident this week She was on a • night last. step -ladder, which had some ice on ••the foot of it.. The ladder slipped, Will, Hayes, who has been up nortn throwing Mrs. Moser to the floor and for a couple of weeks, has returned causing her to break her arm and also home again. • •cutting her face, which came into eon - Jas. Baker, who had his foot cut tact with some other article. while chopping in the bush, is able to be out again. Miss Nellie Haines, who has been How To Remove Warts. visiting her sister at Bayfield, has re- . It's really a simple nriat‘er to remove bride of Schrieber, Ont., were visitors turned home warts and callouses if you apply Put - Teaming seems to be rather dtmeult nain's • Corn and Wart Extradtor. at the home of the former's uncle, Cure is certain—failure impossible— Geo. Barkley, Brussels. Mr. Parker • to do lately, on account of the condi- if yon use "Putnern's." tion of the roads.• Was a former resident a town, being. " - Jr •a son of the late Geo. Parker, of San - A number from here attended the funeral of Mr. Peter Watson at Luck- • Belmore. • now on Saturday. Robb. Ross, who has spent the win - Wm. Findlater of Dauphin, Man.,' ter here, will take a position on the Rodger Corrigan entertained a num- is visiting at his home here. • steamer Mornnnit running between bei of Lucknow and other friends last Friday, and everybody enjoyed them- Miss Alice Irwin- of Wro•xeter was Fort William and Montreal. The selves till the early hours of the moth- the guest of Mrs. Jeffrey last Skinday. and is having new boilers placed. in boat is laid up at. Toronto this winter Mr. and Mrs. Copeland and daugh- in I W ih hi•successful Airs. Jas, 13. Berney of 4th line is visiting at Landesbaro this week, with her slater, Mrs, John Rirkcon- nen, Mr. Geo. Turvey and family have re- turned to their farm in this township after three years' residence in Wing - ham, Miss M, E. jermyn, who has spent the past six months in. Wingbatn, has returned home for a While before go- ing to Toronto. The total receipts of the township for 1907 were $38,08i.54r, and the ex- penditure, $35,602.08. The assets axe placed at $0,400.00, and the 'liabili- ties, $8,028.29. Ritchie & Cosens RSAL BSTATE AND IttSUltAlCB WIttOBAII iffrotinitty Slut the Last week James Speir, who is a breeder of good stock, disposed of a young thoroughbred Durham bull to William Fraser, 14th 'con, of Grey, at a good figure, Recently the members of Jackson's church, 8tb line, took in a load of oats and mangoicls as New Yeatoe gifts for their esteemed pastor, Rev, 0, Anderson of Blyth. • Last week the remains of Miss Find - later arrived from Los Angeles, and were interred in Wingham cemetery on Saturday. The funeral was very largely attended, Mr. Bert and the Misses Bessie and • Ethel Watson attended the reception given by Isfr. and Mrs. Qeo. Ohristo- pher of Walton, on Friday evening' last, in honor of .their son William, and Miss Lncy Sholdice of that place, who were married on Wednesday last. One of the pioneers of Morris Town- ship passed away on Thursday in the person of Robert B. Laidlaw, in his eightieth year. Be settled on his farm on lot 14, eon. 9, over 50 years ago. His wife predeceased hii . twelve years ago on Wednesday, the day he had the stroke, which proved fatal. .$.: ' To Cure Sniffling Colds. The easiest and pleasantest cure is "Catarrhozone" which fills the nose, throat and lungs with healing balsams and pine essences that kill a cold in- stantly. You experience a pleasant sensation of relief at once. Soreness, congestion and irritation leave --the nose and throat, the head is cleared and every trace of cold or catarrh is cured. Catarrhozone is so sure, so pleasant, such a safe remedy for win- ter ills that you can't afford to do Without it. Sold by all dealers, 25c and $1. Get Catarrhozone to -day. • = Brussels. The bachelors and benedicts of Brim: eels hold their annual ball, on Friday of this 'week. 'Geo. Muldoon, of town, and George Keys, of Morris, each have a ear of horses ready for shipment to the West, but owing to the disarrangements of the freight service on the raihiays have not been able to ship. On Friday last Walter and Mrs. Wilbee, Turnberry St., Ilritssels, cele- brated their Silver Wedding. Owing to the recent demise of the latter's mother the Customary jubilation over such important anniversaries was not beCtiductor Joseph C. Parker and Ilse. able gain Is Mundy the result of eating and digesting enough, and thereby nourishing blood, twain and nerves. To n women Terracotta restores strength she has lastr—to a, girl it brings strength perhaps she never knew, Yott'll, try Ferrozone, 60s at all dealers Notice To contractors.. Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to the 20th of March, 1008, for the erection of a new School Building in S. S. No. 7, Rout Wawanosh, six miles film Belgrave. Material in old building to be used in new One. Plane and speciflektions can be obtained from the model:signed. The lowest or any tender not neceS- sadly aceepted, WM, ROBINSON, Marnoeh P. 0. Fartn For Sale. 1.11.1104•••••10,1•••••• Lot 20, Con. 1, Kinlose, is offered for sale, comprising 100 acres ; about 90 acres cleared. and well fenced. It has a good frame barn, brick house and orchard, and is well watered, It is situated one mile from Whiteehnrch, five from Luelinow and seven from Winghana. For particulars, apply to shine, and is a popular young man. g. Bluevale. Residents of this vicinity regret to There was ncr service •in the Met hear of the death of Miss Wasman of dist church last Sunday owing to the denly on Wednesday morning of laSt Clinton, a former resident bete. She bad roads, which prevented Mr. Rue- swaegeihnra at, his home 707 Fitzhugh St., Was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. sell from coming fx..om Wroteter, w Mich. :iVithoht warning, the home is bereft of father and has - 13'. Wasman, who removed to Olin, Last Wednesday evening a number band, the Only intimation of inibend- ton a few years ago. The funeral, on of the young people of this vicinity ing- ill, being discovered early fit the the 21st, was largely attended, Rev. were invited to the home of Mr. Wm. morning, when his wife awoke to find D. Rogers of Seaforth, a former pas- McEee where a pleasant evening was ' him breathing with a great deal of tor, conducting the service. Many spent in games and other arttUSe- effort. beautiful floral tributes Were laid upon ments, but the chief characteristic the casket, Owing to poor health, W. J. was heWevet an oyster supper., tett, who has been manager of Brus- c - 1 Next Monday night, a scotch pen- sets branch of the Metropolitan Bank, lie bled Of Kidney Disease. gram will be given at the Literary for nearly two years, has asked for Society at /nglis/ school-hoese. " A How often we hear of these sad• and beat granted an extended holiday very good debate Was given a week The back pains and headache . . . of five months. The Blink here will :eiTs.noticed—brit not treated. Dizzy. ago last Monday, the subject ofvial& be plated in charge 02 13' H. ()pray. vole, frequent call and languid. eornh- was "Resolved that Reading is more who was a formee member of the staff until the disease was far advanced, 1.1.1--64- here for several years, Who tales hong appeared, hitt nothing was done instructive than Travellieg." cute invariably restitt.4 from Dt. eaptaLo. _of the affirmative was sar, official ettasge next Monday. Me, 'Hamilton's Pills. They restore pee- Geo. MeJS.06, and the captain of the Fawcett expects to spend probably a We w s 62,.. ter Hattie are spending a few weeks With Mr, Fleming Ballagh. They season. A former resident a Brussels, Itobt. tend going west in the spring. ho. Mattice, was taken from this life sari - J. '1% IIOLMES, Whitechurch, Miss Elizabeth E. Grant Teacher of Piano, Theory, Interpreta- tion,Harmony. Pupils prepared fr Conservatory exams. Studio in Macdonald Mock —2nd Floor. • Terms on application,. feet health. destroy every symptom of negative, Mr, - Geo. Lowry. The month here and will theti take a trip diseased kidneys, build lip cOnstittl-• deeision was given in favor of the tions that defy farther outbreaks. etarraatire, with a view of building up. Because purely vegetable, and free #...t , from injurious materials; no remedy v - x equals Dr. Hamilton's Pills for ,Kid- ney and Liver complaint, Sold in 250 boxes by all dealers. stitTSS. Vield—In Wingham, rob, 20th, to Mr. and um Wm. Field, aeon. Hutton—In Mottle, March 2nd to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hutton, a daughter. Dennis—Di Winglaixtri, March 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dennis, a daughter. gdwarae—in Wingluttn, T'elt. 22nd, to • Mr. anc1 ClarittOpher RdWarde, a daughter, Does Your Side Ache •When the first syinctoms appear, • It penetrates to the muscles apcl chords that are sore—take away attif WM, Raker, 10th clan., is pulling ness--rentoves all straAn find intim- - dowtt his barn and rebuilding. It inetion. If the condition is theoni% affected spot. This draws out any Andrew Johnston has ditpo,sed of virua Or Sleuralte irritation, restores • earl, The price is said to be in the momently cures mg weaknese or straw died will be built by XL titb With Neiviline—eu it In deeply. Speiratt, 10th non., 28x40 feet. will be 40x80 feet. 'put Xerviline Porous Plaster on th his Earns near Walton to Wm. David- the tissue to t eir healthiness, per - 'neighborhood of 29,400. Me. John . tendency to pain. eeviline Piasters aton has purehated the house and lot absca'll all the h t deletdriotis aecretions througthe eeaxed perres and when belonging to john Irvine In the vil. used along with Nervilitte IWO, every • loe, imueottlar pelt or mile mot to. g DO YOU 1908. • e Little Eaton lith of Ire1an Ne So sure as the 17th of March is the first clay of Spring, so sure does the new goods arriving daily tell us very plainly that Spring is near. New goods smile with freshness and beauty in every department, and customers and patrons of THE LITTLE EATON will be served by our competent staff who deem it a plea- sure, not a trouble, to show _all the nice things. 1 Ever think what it moans to get your order filled with goods bought by the merchant on the "Just.as good" principle, IT MEANS peer material— bad work- monship—inferlor goods, and. --a host of other things. In Eatables Tcigclie'7u3n0t1.1hulnijat in our food produedon we want best.r.u.so. • liestanv, SANITARY Conditions -- and that's where the best comes from. Get THAT Best Here J. Henry Christie Royal Grocery • To Please •You • Is our principal °beet. The better you are satisfied with •our goods, the oftener you will come and bring your friends with you. One- trial of our —TEA. and COFFER will convince sea that we handle the best in the market. Also a full line of fresh GrOcerieS. • Produce Wanted —PHONE 54— J. MALCOLM Successor 50 O. X. Griffin L -11 WESTERN Ai ADA W TOU 110141a or MAKING A ittailig IN TOE WEST YOU SOOULD UAVE TUE$E Free Books "SETTLERS' 01011)E" "WESTERN CANADA" "TOURIST SLEEPING CARS" TIME TABLES Just the practical information you need Apply i6 esarsst gent, or to c. t. reerteet District PAus, Awn TORONtO • awriiimithitt•••••. WOMAN PACIFIC: RAILWAY i • One Dress for eaoh. customer, sold only in Dress O ends, is a special fealore which makes it possible for I: you to get an exclusive cloth ,of your own—tlaink it . over. We are authority on styles, shades and cloths • because we keep up to the minute with New York 1 news. W hen you want it new, try The Little Eaton 4 Dress Goods Department. DEPARTMENT TALKS. Ladies' Clothing. Smart, jaunty •styles, new and Springy, in 4 Coats, Skirts and Suits. We do any alterations- i! necessary, free of cliarge, and at once. SHIRTWAISTS.—In Lawn, 1Viu11e and Silk. WHITEWEAR.—A bran new stock, good values. UNDERSKIRTS.—In Silks, Sateens, Silk and Cotton. Morriettes in many shagles and styles. MILLINERY. This department is preparing for many, many, surprises. Our Milliner has just come home from the Wholesale Millinery Openings in. London and Toronto, and is just tilled with the newest ideas and styles. We solicit your trade in this lint; for. Spring. Variety and price will please. p0000000000m0000cooveoowoop0000000000cooeocooOmoop0000000doopoocooO000 Dress Fabrics For Ladies' Wear. 10 Corsets. 00 00 Not the ordinary out. Corsets with smart points - Iwhich are made especially to beautify a lady's figure. Get wise. "Where ? At The Little Eaton. h Belts, Collars and Lace Pi:Etons. : 4. We show a raft -of the above just oat from New ••• York, Toronto and Montreal. Come in, look them •• over. • - 'T1 Kid Gloves. LONG; in all shades. MEDIIIK, black and white. SHORT, all colors, all guaranteed; if anything goes wrong, you get a new pair at once. Agents for PERRINS' Celebrated French Gloves. • 1000 Pairs Of Swell Lace Curtains. The top is certainly our plat* when 11 coined to this line. 69 patterns, ranging from 26o to $7.50 per pair. Wail Paper. • Suitirigs For Men. Our Special Order Department is again very active. We want you to give ns your Spring Sait ordei. Snit ends in Worsteds, fancy and plain. The cut is 50% of your Suit. The Little Eaton shoulder and collar will make you stop. Spring Shirts. We eontrol the famous CRESCENT MANUFAC- TURERS' goods in Wingham. 60 dozen Shirts of 4,41 the new cloths, in stylish colors and styles. Every 4.0. shirt guaranteed to wash without fading and Tiny ,,t,4> Frr.•;fl . . Headgear For Men. "a • 3: The world-renowned Christy Hat is another tez strong addition to The Little Eaton furnishing stock. For wear, style and smartness, Christy has them' all • trimmed,• Ready To Put On Clothing, Here we mean just what we say and' are proud of this department because our Fit is where we shine. Cloths, patterns, ete., is a secondary consideration. Special attention paid to your particular build. We • have Suits made in proportion and -to suit your shape. The largest stook of Raincoats, in plains and fanCys, ever shown in town. Our odd tailored Trousers, ready to put on. Well, you'll buy them if yon see them. They're swell. Carpets. Tapestry, 'Velvet, Rugs and Squares. sizes, made free of charge to speoial sizes. signs, swell shades, harmonizing effects. need, we can help some. Standard Newde' when in Come in and bring your friends to see our Our fresh new steok will refresh, the mind and ' store, FARMERS, we want anything you've got and please the eye. 08 patterna, ranging from 5o to 850. • 17;70 do this line at Wholesale Prices. oreht values vre II pay you well for it. You re the salt of Wingham. and volietiee. • De ye mind, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ANNA B 00 '40 Wnigham, Ont.