HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1908-04-16, Page 5THE WINGHATVI ADVANCE, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1908.
We carry a full- range of these fine
garments and can satisfy you in style,
fit, quality and • price. May .we supply
you with your new Easter outfit ?
McGee Campbell
Clothiers and Men's Furnishers
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If You're Looking For Bargains
This Week's Specials.
ILantern Globes, regular 10c, at .. 5c
Axle Grease, regular 10c a box, at ... 5c
Coal Oil, per gallon . 15c and 18c
Clothes' Pins, 5 dozen for 5c
Bull Dog Shovels, long handle, solid shank, reg
$1.00 and $1.25, at .. . .....65c
Galvanized Iron Water Pails, regular 40c, at....300 •
8 Beaver Ready -Mixed Paint, first-class quality—
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Quarts, regular 45c, now 30o
Pints, regular 25c, now 18c
Half Pints, regular 15e, now.. 10c
Graniteware Reductions
Federal Pots, Granite, regular $1.00, at,.. ......70c
Granite Stove Pots, regular 75c and 85c, at........50o
Granite Stew IKeitles, regular 65c and 75c, a...45c
Granite Pudding Dishes, reg. 15c and 18c, at....10c
"All Graniteware at - great reductions.
1 Carload Coil Spring Wire
Genuine Frost. Get our Prices—they are the best.
Sherwin=Williams Ready Mixed Paints
Complete stock. The Paint that has no equal.
When wanting anything in our
line it will pay you to call and get
our prices. A pleasure to show
goods, even if you don't buy.
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--A favorite in the shape of a 33•
year old horse passed otf the stage of
action on March Oth, frown, an attack
of paralysis, on the farm of Lide 0,
Jacklin, llowick boundary,
--As a testimony of regard for Jas.
Jenkins, who for twenty years has
been secretary and treasurer of S. S.
No. 2, Colborne, the ratepayers of this.
section recently presented him with a
$20 gold piece.
--The Bishop of Chicoutimi, Quebec,
who sometime ago, refused to obey
the mandate of the presiding judge,
claiming that he owed allegiance to a
higher tribunal than any of earthly
creation, has sent a letter to the judge
apologizing for his conduct.
—An incorrigible office -seeker died a
few days ago, and his friends asked
a well-known editor for an epitaph for
his tombstone. The editor suggested
the following :—
Here lies John Jones,
In the Only Place for 'Which He
Never Applied.
St. Paul, Minn,, April 8.—ICnute
Olmstead died here to -day from star-
vation, after an attempt to fast for
forty days in order to demonstrate his
theory that mind is mightier than
matter. Olmstead's fast lasted thirty-
one days, according to those in the
house.
—It is reported at Winnipeg that
the C.P.R. contemplate the building
of another railroad, almost transcon-
tinental in character, and practically
paralleling the G.T.P. to Hardy Bay,
B.C., thus gaining all the advantages
which the latter's road would gain in
shorter haulage.
Orillia, April 8.—Joseph McDonald,
originally of Alexandria, drifted into
town Saturday evening and on Mon-
day committed assaults on three child-
ren 'under five years of age. He was
promptly arrested, and yesterday
afternoon sentenced by Magistrate
Clark to eighteen months in Central
Prison, and to receive twenty lashes,
ten upon entry, and ten one month
before leaving.
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A Vegetable Constipation Cure.
Because they contain mercury and
mineral salts, many pills are harsh.
The easiest and safest laxative is Dr.
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut. They clean the stomach,
intestines and bowels, drive out waste
matter, tone the kidneys and forever
cure constipation; As a general tonic
and system cleanser nothing is so mild
and efficient as Dr. Hamilton's Pills of
Mandrake and Butternut. Sold
everywhere in 25c boxes.
TUG NEW SNOW PLOW.
The Ideal Snow Plow built In Kin-
cardine recently has been tested. It
was taken to the Proton branch of the
0. P. It., which had been cloned all
winter and offered an exceptionally
severe test. Tho snow was all the
way from font' to twelve feet deep and
packed so hard that a shovel would
make no impression on it, It was
really more like ice than snow, One
morning recently, in the presence of a
number of representatives of the rail-
roads the plow started to open the
line,; Driven by two locomotives it
went into a ten -foot bank and steadily
ate its way in until the engines skid-
ded on the icy rails. Again it went at
the bank and was doing good work
when a slight accident, due tau dry
bearing, brought the test to an end for
the time. Repairs being made they
went at it again. This time they had
only one light engine behind the plow,
but even with this small power it
Clinton.
The water in the Maitland and Bay-
field rivers was never known to rise
and fall so rapidly as recently, three
feet of a rise and fall in six hours be-
ing observed and noted,
'On Wednesday afternoon the house
of Mrs. Agnew, near the railroad, was
broken into during her absence, and
ransacked from top to bottom, *-
ulariy; the only articles missed were a
summer coat and vest.
Mr. Brown, section foreman on the.
L. H. & B., saw four men on railway
track last Tuesday, whom he ordered
away. He afterwards saw two of
them again walking on the track ;
these two tallied exactly with .the men
supposed to have been concerned in
the robbery of McMurcbie's bank at
Blyth on "'Wednesday night. The
other two were seen here on Thurs-
day.
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carved its way through twelve 'feet of
snow and tee at a. good speed and with
seemingly perfect ease. Photographs
show that thesnow was thrown 40 or
GO feet 'from the track. One of the big
rotary plows was put at the bank for
purposes of comparison. The results
were much. to the advantage of the
new plow. Two locomotives were
used with the rotary, but the now
plow plainly showed its superiority.
.t111 who witnessed the test axe highly
pleased with the Ideal,
A Wonderful Cold Cure.
Just think of it, a cold cured in ten
minutes—that's what happens when
you uss,..'()ataahozone." You inhale
bks soothing balsams and otic goes the
cold --sniffles are cured, headache is
cured, symptoms of catarrh and grip-
pe disappear at once, It's the healing -
pine essences and powerful antiseptics
bn Catarrhozone that enables it to act
quickly, In diseases of the nose, for
irritable throat, bronchitis, coughs
and catarrh, it's a marvel, Safe even
for children.. - 25c and $1.00 sizes at all
cleaiors,
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The work of pulling down the frame
of St. Joseph's Church, to make way
for the new edifice, commenced on
Monday last. This building is one o£
the oldest in town, having been erect-
ed originally about the year 185,k and
used for a number of years by Willis
congregation as a place of worship,
before the erection of the present
church. Afterwards it was used for a
short time as a wagon shop, eventual-
ly coming into possession of the mem-
bers of St. Joseph's congregation, and
•by them refitted for church purposes.
It will lie replaced by a handsome
brick edifick The first year the old
church was pu up it was blown down,
and re -erected next year, the timbers
are yet sound.
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COLDS, HEli.DAUii i, CATARRH
Relieved in 10 Minutes by Dr. bgnew'9
Catarrhal Powder.
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Rev. W. H. Main, pastor of the Bap-
tist -Emanuel Church, Buffalo, gives
strong testimony for and is a firm be.
Bever in Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow-
der. He has tried many kinds of
remedies without avail, "After using
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder I was
benefited at once" are his words. It
is a wonderfui remedy and will relieve
any form of head pain in ten minutes
and eradicate Catarrh.
Dr. Agnew's Heart Cure helps the
overworked heart. (3)
For Fele by A. L. HAMIL'r0N.
Look Out For Squalls.
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No matter how big the advt., how big the
stock, or how strong the poverty, point is pressed,
if it's low prices that make the sales, we'll meet
the very lowest price offered anywhere—right
down to rock bottom.
A large - cut oak Bedroom Suite, 3 pieces, swell
front dresser, top 44x20, plate mirror 30x24, bed-
stead 6 ft. 3 in. high, regular $37.00, for
826.00
A. large Sideboard, I cut oak, polished, reg. $37 for ... 30.00
Combiaiation Sideboard and China Cabinet, regular
$27.00 for
Sideboard, oak, regular $19.00, for
Sideboard, regular $1,3.50, for
Sideboard, regular 88.00, for
Common Chairs, double rungs, for each
Nice high back Diners, brace arms
Parlor Suites, 4 pieces, silk plush bound
20.50
14.75
11.00
6.75
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14.75
Parlor Suites, Couches, Parlor Chairs, Tables, Springs,
Mattresses, Iron Beds, etc., etc., at special cut prices.
Nice line of Baby Carriages and Go -Carts just in.
Anything yon want that we have in stock you'll get
at prices that will astonish you. Don't buy till you see
for yourselves where the best bargains are.
S. GRACEY Furniture Dealer.
and. Undertaker
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Also Organs, and the very
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Spring ! Furniture
MONEY!
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 so anxious to turn some of our elegant Furni-
ture into cash. Give us a call.
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SPRING BEDS.
We have the best, guaranteed for five years, worth
$3.50 --Our Price, $3.00. Buy one and have the best.
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Baby Carriages
and Go -Carts.
Our stock this season
is larger than ever. Do
not fail to see them. The
goods and the prices will
satisfy you in every re-
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spect.
Extension Tables.
Our stock in this line
is Certainly complete, and
you can't afford to pass
us by if you treed any-
thing in this line.
JAS. WALKE
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Teeswater
A number of the high chiefs .of 'the
C, P. Ii„ Management visited Toes -
water an a tour of inspection of the
road Monday afternoon.
P. II. McKenzie, M. P., has been
looking into train connections at
Wingltatn and Ilarriston, and reports
that the only change there was any
likelihood of getting is to have tke
Toeswater morning train which leaves
at 0,40 set back to 0 o'clock, thus en-
abling passengers to catch south
bound G. T. It. trains at,Wingham
and Ilarriston. The subject was dis-
cussed at considerable length, but no
agreement was arrived at.
Tho Electric Light question is still
unsettled, Tho Council and Mr.
Green have been discussing this sub-
ject a great deal during the past,
month and Monday evening Mr. Green
in a letter to the council made a
definite proposition, it is to the effect
that he would keep on serving the cor-
poration as at present for $800 per
year ancl the use of the boiler and that
part of the lighting plant building
which belonged to the town. This is
an increase of $300 on what has been
paid. 11Ir. Green thinks the first of
May a suitable time to enter upon a
new contract and offers to keep on at
the old rate until that date: His let-
ter contains no offer to sell the plant..
We understand, however, that this
has been discussed. The offer was
not accepted by the council but a
counter proposition was made to buy
out the plant at $5,000 or to renew the
present contract at $550 per year, and
to give Mr. Green $175 for the erection
of a brick smokestack.
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It Prevents Sore Throat.
No simpler way to kill a cold and
stamp out sore throat than by apply-
ing Nerviline, rub it in freely, and
then put on a Nerviline Porous Plas-
ter on the .chest. These remedies
hunt out pain, destroy every' -trace of
congestion, cure the cold and tendency
to bronchitis. Thousands.find Nervi -
line inestimably the best remedy for
pains, aches, bruises, neuralgia, sol-
atica, colds and winter ills. Not only
is it penetrating and powerful, but it
is sate and economical, All dealers
sell Poison's Nerviline. Large bottles
for 25e, the plaster same price.
Beware of substitutes.
Cream of tartar will usually remove
iron rust from white linen, most suc-
cessfully, without injury. Mix it with
water to a paste, wet the spot then
spread on tile paste. Hang the article
in the sun, and as fast as it dries, wet
again. After a `few wettings, if the
spot has not disappeared, dust off the
dry powder and repeat.
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A Reliable Spring Medicine
Recommended to People of Wiagham.
At this season of the year thereis
hardly a, man, woman or clfild in
. ingham who does not need a inedi-
cine to purify and enrich the blood,
to induce an appetite, to promote di-
gestion and create strength, and we
are safe in saying we have never sold
anything in our store equal to the cod
liver preparation Vinol for this pur-
pose.
The reason Vinol is so far superior
to old-fashioned cocl liver oil and em-
ulsions is because it is made by a
scientific, extractive and concentrat-
ing process from fresh cods' livers,
combining with peptonate-of-iron all
the medicinal, healing and body build-
ing elements of cocl liver oil, but no
oil.
As a spring medicine and a body
builder and strength creator for -old
people, delicate children, weak, run-
down persons, and after sickness Vi-
nol is unexcelled, and you know w1Jat
you are taking.
Mrs. Rose Lavigne, of Burlington,
Vt., writes : "Vinol is the best spring
medicine I have ever used ; it creates
an appetite, purifies the blood and
takes away all feeling of lassitude." '
We could go on quoting from hun-
dreds of such letters, hut simply ask
the people of Wingharn to try Vinol
this spring on our guarantee to return
money if they are not benefitted.—
J. Walton McKibbon, druggist, Wing -
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The Leading Store
STOUT
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EASTER
BARGAINS:
We are showing a Iargo col.
lection of Novelties bought spe-
cially for EASTER TRADE.
Take advantage of our large and
well assorted stook of BELTS,
COLLARS, GLOVES, EMBROI-
DERIES, LACES, VEILINGS,
RIBBONS, WAISTS, SKIRTS,
COATS, etc.
KIP BELTS.
Just received, one gross Ladies' Kid Belts, bought specially for
EASTER SELLING — it's a BIG BARGAIN at
50" Cents
See them in our window. Colors are—Navy, Gray, Tan, Black,
White •and Brown, finished with Gilt, Silver and Leather covered
Buckles. These Belts are sold on King St., Toronto, at COC
75c.—ISARD'S PRICE a7
NEW WASH BELTS.—Very pretty Wash Belts, just in. Prices
are 15o, 20o, 25o
SILK COLLARS.—Silk Turnovers and Silk Ties at special,
prices. See our Leader 25o
WAISTS,—Great variety of Ladies' Shirt Waists in Silk Lawn
and Net. A pretty Lawn Waist, Easter Bargain $1.00
SKIRTS.—New top Skirts in Panama, Vicuna and Venetian
Cloths, made in latest styles. See our Leader at $5.00
DRESS GOODS.—Sale of Dress Goods still going on. Don't buy
until you visit this Department. We can save you money.
LADIES' COATS.
Extensive Showing of NEW TAILORED COATS
on the Second Floor.
Pretty styles in Fawn Covert Cloth, Fancy Tweeds and Black
Broadcloths. Special Easter bargain, Ladies' tight or semi -
fitted Coats, only $5.00
H. E. Isard & Co.
An old ducky, anxious to be a min-
ister, went to be ordained. He was
questioned thus :
"Can you write?"
"No, sah 1"
"Kead ?"
"No, sah 1"
"How do you know about the
Bible ?"
"Ma niece reads it to me 1"
"Know about the Ten Command-
ments ?"
"No, sah 1"
"The twenty-third psalm?"
"Nebber heard of him, sah 1"
"Know the Beatitudes, Ps
"No; sub 1"
"Well, what part of the Bible do
yon like best?"
"Par'bles, sah 1"
"Can you give as one ?"
"'Deed, yes, sah 1"
"Let us have it, then."
"Once we'en the Qneen of Sheba
was gwine down to Jerusalem, she fell
among thieves. First they passed her
by on the oddah side, den dey come
oval). and dey say unto her, 'Fro down
JezabeIl' hut she wouldn't fro' her
down ; and again dey say unto her,
`Fro down Jezabel l' but she wouldn't
fro' her down ; and again dey say unto
her for de find and last time, for I
ain't gine to ax you no mo', 'Fro'
down Jezebel!' and dey fro'd her down
for seventy times and seven, till de re-
mains were 'leven baskets; and I say
unto yo,' whose wife was she at de
resurrection ?"--Bystander.
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br. Agnew's Ointment can connt its
cured patients by the thousands.
`But hi no one skin disease has it so.
many almost marvellous euros as in
cases of Lczetna--this tenacious skin
disorder which has baffled many a
physician in seeking after a cure. One
application puts out the fire, takes
away rho itching, stinging sensation,
and after a few applications the erup-
tions begin to dry up, diminish, and
eventually disappear entirely. The
beauty of the treatment is, it leaves no
scar or trace of the trouble ---but a
skin as soft as baby's. Cures piles in
Cour to six nights. 85 ets.
Use Dr. Agnew'S Pills, 10 cents, (1)
Pot Sale by A. L. liA1sn)toy.
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Seeding time will soon be here.
Get the ` Seeds that will grow
for sure, We sell
T!mOtIiY, !ed Clover,
Alsike, Flax
AND A FULL LINE OF
Field. harden & Flower Seeds.
All Clean, Fresh Goods.
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