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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1908-04-09, Page 5anw tr,•teleafe k,Rlpistt gl, Easter Novelties Neckwear The Zodiac Tio Is the Latest. A Sign for every Month, in four dif- ferent shades .. NEW BORDER BATWINGS NEW WINDSORS NEW FOUR-IN-HANDS TATE WINGBAM ADVANCE, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1908,. Imesiximrassaaeltuiraticemaatreema Wee Catnpbdil Clothiers and Men's Furnishers 250 to Cure, CuYour Cough Bole's Preparation of I+riar's Cough Balsam comes in such a big bottle—aud the prescription from which it is made is such an excellent one —that one bottle cures most coughs. Bole's Prepavation of h 1er's Cough Wean costs only 25c a bottle. Your dealer has it or can easily get it for you. See that he does. It is BOLE'S PREPARATION you want—the cough 37 LONDON, ONT. ,a i cure that cures coughs. NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA LIMITED, 0 1 Carload Coil ring erica Genuine Frost. 1 Car Best Portland ernont.Get Our Prices. Large Assortment Of Sherwh\ijHiasPaht The Paint that can't be beat. Also . 'ohettsan & Beaver Ready Mixed Paints, Big Hardware WINGHAI+lS - ONTARIO 41111111110110 MOO 41111111111106 • —Two young lads in Usborno had a thrlllfug experience last friday after, noon, one of whom, had a narrow escape from drowning. The lads were on the riser blink and seeing a large cake of ice floating down, the stream decided to get on it and take a bide. The river was quite high at tho time and the boys got a more exciting ride than they had expected, The cake went out into the antra of the streatn and they became frightened. At last they ran into a large rail and one of the lads jumped on it and got ashore, The other boy in fallowing his example Ives not as fortunate. He missed his- footing and fell into the water. Re managed to: grasp the rail .and clung to It until his companion roscned him, ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches, Barber's Itch, and every form of con- tagioes Itch on human or animals cured in 80 ininutes by Wolford's Sani- tary Lotion. It never fails. Sold. by A. L. Hamilton, —On Friday night, Chief Bisset of Exeter was notified that a woman was lying in the ditch on one of the side streets, under the influence of liquor and With the assistance of two or throe other persons, managed to get her to the Town Hall, where she was placed in one of the cells to await trial in the morning. Early in the day the chief went up to see how his charge was getting along, when her pleadings struck a sympathetic chord in his make-up and on her promise not to try to escape, he allowed her to sit in the reading -room of the library until the arrival of the J. P. Mr. Bisset locked the door to make assurance doubly sure, and wont away to get his breakfast and secure the magistrate. Imagine his surprise when the woman Appeared at his home, almost as soon as he arrived there, she having raised one of the windowe and made her 'exit. She was escorted back to the .hurt room and given a fine of $5 aid costs or twenty days. When taken from the ditch two flasks of whiskey were found concealed in her dress, and on being questioned gave the name of the person who had purchased the lignor for her. As the woman ,is on the prohibited list, any poison who secures liquor for her is subject to a heavy penalty. Look Ahead For Illness. Sudden illness and pains come in every family—to parents and children alike. But if you have looked ahead, Ind have right in your home ready for immediate use a bottle of Poison's NTerviliner—there isn't much to worry neer. If it's a sore throat or contract- ed chest, apply Nerviline and put on a Nerviline Porous Plaster, If It's colic, ;tramps, or any stomach disorder, just Administer ten drops of Nerviline in bob water. No fiamily medioines are wore useful or more depended upon in emergencies than Nerviline and Ner- viline Porous Plasters. They keep the doctor bill small. 25c at all deal- ers. Refuse substitutes. Teeswater. Miss Margaret Colvin, at.' has been doing private nursing in Cleveland, Ohio, for some tinio, has gone to San Crancisco, Cal., to take charge of the surgical department of St. Luke's hos- pital in that city. Mr. Jos, Meyer, of the town line, left for Saskatchewan with a carload of effects on Tuesday. Mr. Meyer has rented his farm here and intends stay- ing in the West long enough to prove up on a homestead. After a long period of suffering, dur- ing many weeks of which the spirit seemed to hover between life and. death, Mrs. Robt. Keith passed away on Friday last at her home on the 4th line, Culross. Mrs. Keith's illness began early in the winter with an attack of pneumonia followed by typhoid fever which reduced the pat- ient beyond hope of recovery. She came to Culross as a bride a little over two years ago. She was married Feb. 14, 1000. During her short stay she made many friends in the neighbor- hood and much sorrow is felt at her untimely death', and much sympathy is expressed for Mr. Keith in his groat loss. Her maiden name was Margaret McIntyre, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. McIntyre of near Lucknow. L'LAIN, HONEST WORDS, Catarrh and Cold in the /lead are quickly Cured by Dr. Agnew's Ca- tarrhal Powder --It's Painless—It's a Cure, Says Mex. >Jdinison, Of >:toseneath, Ont.: "1 have been troubled with ca- tarrh for several years and suffered very much. No end of remedies were Used, but 1 can honestly say that lir. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder is the only remedy I have used that has given permanent relief. It has in my case cured the disease." (35) Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills aro wonder workers. 10 cents. • For Sale by A. L.1:Iebiwro . 440•11444441•4444141414144•40 1 • You Make A Mistake If yott bhp a Piano with- out seeing our stock, comparing prices and taking into account fhb quality of the instrument. All the best makes always in stook — tiefntzinan, Newcombe, Dominiop, and others. Also Organs, and the very best arming Machines, David Belt Stand—Cp'p. Skating limit WAWAIVOMMMAAAAMMIVIMMAANAMMUVW ALYYAYS IN THE LEAD .11111119r111N1N+11 For the largest and finest seleotions of the following brand new goods, D, M. GORDON is always in the lead. Yes, alwaysin the lead --in Styles, Qualities and Prices. Why? Because we understand where to buy and when to buy, so that we can give customers the very best values obtainable in the country, viz., Dress Goods in alt shades, designsand textures; speoial attractions in Black silks ; beautiful and extensive range of Blouses, in Silk, Muslins and fins Lawns. See our immense stock of fine Laces, In- sertions, Embroideries, five. The largest and most complete range of Window Curtains in. Lace, and charming shades and designs in Madras Muslins. Very pretty Prints --the prices will please you, Please conte in and see the goods; our description of them: fails to do them justice, , Groceries --Pure and Fresh. Great Values. Highest Prices For Good Trade. • Spring 1 Furniture 1 MON EYI The balmy days of Spring are here, and along`, with them come housecleaning time. If you are in need of a piece of Furniture of any description, this is the time of year to renew. Our stock is so large and prices so reasonable, that you can't pass us by without doing yourself an injustice. We need money, which is another reason why we are sof'anxious to turn some of our elegant Furni- ture into cash. Give us a call. We have the best, guaranteed for five years, worth $3.50—Our Price, $3.00. Buy one and have the best. Our stock this season is larger than ever. Do not fail to see them. The goods and the prices will . satisfy yon in every re- spect. Extension Tables. Our stock in this line is certainly complete, and you can't afford to pass us by if you need any- thing in this line. Furniture Dealer and Undertaker 1 1 mticaselmema ammo21 s1 S. G Furniture Dealer Watch This Space Every Week There is going to be some doings in i3'tirniture prices, if big Ade. .const for anything. Don't get excited. We will meet the biggest cut prides, right down to cost if ,necdssary. I never plead poverty in order to catch sales, .nor can I boast of riches. Have always paid my accounts when asked, and hope I always will be able to do ser. I don't intend to be undersold ; .so if it's big bargains you are alter, it's your privilege- to see Wilic'- store has the biggest stock and gives the best prices. Will give some spatial prices- later, I I ,Q Dory Furniture Dealer and Undertaker idasiSki iw/ 5 MUOUANFOAI. COW M LKIIR, A. bulletin from. the Pennsylvania State Agricultural llxporiwent Sta• tion, giving the report of a test of a mechanical cow milker has just been issued. The results of the trial are giv- an In the following summary :•-� required from two o' three tithes as long to milk a cow with the machine as would be required by a good hand milker, but one operator can d two e n ban le or this machines so he can milk four or more cows with the machine in less time than: he could rnilk the same number by hand, 2.—In general, cows were milked cleaner as they became accustomed to the machine but individuals varied widely in this respect.. Two of the cows tested could never be milked with the machine without leaving one or more pounds of strippings, while the others were often milked as coixi- pletely as would be done by hand under ordinary circumstances. 3.—No difference in yield of milk was observed that could be attributed to the machine milking, but there was usually a slight drop when changing from one method to the other, always in changing from hand to machine milking. 4.—No injury to the udder took place that could with certainty be attributed to the use of the machine. 5—The general health of all the cows remained good during the entire experiment. 0.—Wide variations in the flavor and keeping qualities of milk were observed from different cows, but the quality of the milk from each cow remained practically constant, wheat er she was milked by hand or machine. F E-4 .4 MAKE IT YOURSELF. • There is so much Rheumatism here hi our neighborhood now that the fol- lowing advice by an eminent authori- ty, who writes for readers of a large eastern daily paper, will be highly appreciated by those who suffer :— Get from any goocl pharmacy one- half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one ounce Oompound Largon, three ounces of Compound Syrup Sarsapa- rilla. Shake these well in a bottle and take in teaspoonful doses after each ineal and at bedtime ; also drink plen- ty of good water. It is claimed that there are few vic- tims of this dread and torturous dis- ease who will fail to find ready relief in this simple home-made mixture, and in most cases a permanent cure is the result. This siinple recipe is said to strengthen and cleanse the elimina- tive tissues of the kidneys so that they con filter and strain from the blood and system 'the poisons, acids and waste matter, which cause not only Rheumatism, but numerous other diseases. Every inan or woman here who feel that their kidneys are not healthy and active, or who suffers from any urinary trouble "Whatever, should not hesitate to -make up • this mixture, as it is certain to do much good, and may save you from much misery and suffering after a while, Our home druggists say they will either supply the ingredients or mix the proscription ready to take if our readers ask them. Morris. The Council net on March 80tha members all present except Mr. Shaw. Minutes of last meeting read and passed, The Engineer's report on the pro- posed Grasby drain was react and the interested parties given an opportuni- ty to withdraw from or. add • to the petition, but no alterations were made and it was moved by Mr. Campbell, seconded by Mr. Taylor—That the said report be adopted and that the Council proceed. - to pass the necessary By-Iaw in connection with the said drain --carried. Moved by Mr. Taylor, seconded by Mr. McOutcheon—That this Council decline to furnish funds to School Trustees for quarterly payments of teachers' salaries—carried. The Engineer's report on the pro- posed Mason' drain was read and an opportunity given to the interested parties to withdraw from or add to the petition, but no changes were made, and it was moved by Mr. Me- Outcheon, seconded by Mr. Taylor— That said report be adopted and that the Council proceed to pass the neces- sary By-law in connection with said drain—carried. Accounts were ordered to be paid as follosys : Treasnrer, Iticltillop, $ line expenditure,•.$86.67 ; Treasurer, Eat Wawanosh, B line expenditure, $25; Treasurer, Turnberry, B line expendi- ture, $12; Municipal World, Assess- ment and Collectors' rolls and Jurors' lists, $5.00 ; A. Kelly, underbr tithing, $1; Win. Craig, underbrushing, 50c. Moved by Mr. -Campbell, seconded by Mr. Taylor—That By-law No. 2, transferring S. lot 20, con. 8, from S. S. No. 8 to S. S. No. 0, as now read, be passed... carried. By -lav No. 3, for appointment of Road and ihklge commissioners, was duly wad and passed. Tenders were received for renewal of Sommerville bridge in ono span and two spans respectively, and the deci- sion of the matter was laid aver until neat meeting. The Council then adjourned to meet again on Saturday, April 'lith, at one o'clock p. lir. W. Clark, Clerk, A IKIDNI]Y SPECCYATAST. „South American Raney Ce.ro is tom - Denuded to cute Klclney diseawe.% and nothing else --mit relieves in six hours. South American Kidney Cur* touches the weak spot firmly, but gently; gives the best re:sulte in the shortest time; cleanse§ "the kidneys which in return cleanse and purify the blood, for blond can become im- pure only by passing through weak and ailing kidneys. Lot us live vu to the Iight of the 20th century. I;m- o t 1°- trans and en our~ and 1 t ie m n o r b s n 1 ploy , i y vigorous health. (30 Por Sale by A.1. t1'AmturoN 13xcepth.'nai Value Iii Dress Goods Each Season Brings Increased Business In. Our / DRESS GOODS and SILK Department, 3 REASONS W� „�� THE �A4u Broadcloth Finished Venetians.. All -wool French Oloth of unusually attractive quality, all French dyed, new shades of Navys, Cheeps, Browns, Oardinals and. Wines, all par- tioularly rich. 50c, 75c and $1.00. New Spring Tweed Suitings. A. large rangeof half•dollar imported Tweeds In NEW Ombra STRIPES and 4REOKS in very pretty oolerings. Special Price, 50c, - NEW -WEAVE. ,. BLACK MIRROR POPLIN. --,-Very fine weave with silk, cord effect, looks likesilk, will wear better than dollar silk, double width, our Special Price only --$1.00. OTTAMAN CORD.—Six pieces new Ottoman Cord Dress Goods, very fine, hard finish, all -wool goods, very wide, shades are blue, brown, black, green. Price -50c. VOILES.—Very pretty weaves in new shades, com- prising navys, browns, Dream, black and green, -very wide. Prices -50c, 75c, $1.00. We are showing extra value at 50 cents. b PANAMAS.—Ali that's new in Panamas are in stock, all shades. Prices begin at 50c. PONGEE. --Rough, soft, silk fabric, woven from the , natural uncolored .silk. This is a very popular dress material and makes up very pretty and serviceable Snits. Ask to see it. Price per yard, 650 to 90e. SPUN GLASS LINING.—To match all shades of Dress Goods. Our price, only -20c. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Draw Braids in all shades, Silk Sautache Braids, fancy Dresden, Appliques in AIice Blue and all new shades, shaded Sequins, Gimps, Oriental,. Silk, Gipure over Laces. Compare our Prices with city catalogues and see if we don't beat them. We will match values and prices with any concern in Canada. .. > .. ...r:-•,: ,.,. r. < r,. r., • w• -.`. H. E. ISS CO. 4 Seeding time will soon be here. Get • the Seeds that will grow for sure. We sell 4 1. Timothy, Red Clover AIsike9 flax AND A FULL LINE OF Field, Gardei & Flower Seeds All Clean, Fresh Goods. AT CENTRA. HARDWARE THE OLD SEED HOUSE . tP ppi�sw * ***** 4!4'1' - ' 4*,10'4% ' it ' i* *** 1