The Wingham Advance, 1909-02-25, Page 5THE WING AM ADVANCE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2r, 19.09,
Two of the many Styles of
20th Century Clothes
That we're showing for Spring
These Clothes have a national reputation
for style and satisfaction.
Ready -for -service, or made to your special
measure from choice of three hundred
stylish cloths.
See these fine garments before
your Spring Suit or Overcoat.
exclusive agents.
ordering
We are
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1Ze ire lCK,akess o\
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for men who want every cent's worth of
value that their money will ` buy.
A long experience tells us how—and a staff
Of skilled workmen know our way.
Goods from Scotland—from England—from
Ireland — from Canada -- from everywhere.
Just about every kind that's made — and
plenty of each kind.
Wouldn't you like to see.
Robt. Maxwetl
Tailor & den's Furnisher
Whitechurch Hardware 1
Store Newks.
JUST RECEIVED.
We have fast received a shipment of the* I3ritisii
American Oil Co.'s Famous Lamp Oil, FLECI!ROLUNE.
.A. trial will convince you that this is the best oil you
ever used. It gives a clear light and is smokeless Do
not confound this oil with the cheap grades whish are on
the market., 5 gallofns--410.
..a..,.,v.rST — linoof harness repairs of all kinds,
MST IN.—A full
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Buckles, Snaps, Rita, Hame Straps, Halters, Billet Straps,
Rosettes, Bridle Fronts, eta., etc. Team Collars, hand
sewed and hand :filled, fully guaranteed. Single Harness.
. ,7US'xt ARItUVED.—A'New Home Combination Phbno-
graph and a lot of the latest 2 and 4 minute records, Do
not fail to ase this flue instrument.
J. T. Holmes Whitechurch
A Bride z3, Days,
On Wednesday, January 27, bath -
swine Isabella Dennis, Af Port Elgin,
was married to 11ir. J. II. Vance,. of
Bethune, Sask., and on Tueeday, Feb,
0, her death oeourred. The wedding
was one of the happiest events, and
the end carne as a terrible surprise for
nothing serious was expected until the
near approach of death, Mrs. Vance
had been slightly ill on Sunday, but
she had expected to leave for her new
hoine in the West on the very day she
died, The deceased was in her 27th
year. She was wolf known in Bruce
township.!
Do Your Boots Pinch ?
Is so, look out for a tiny corn. Cure
it before it grows big, Putnam's Pain-
less Corn Extractor is the best. Try
Putnam's."
Rural Telephones Pay. •
The annual meeting of the directors
and shareholders of the St. Mary's,.
Kirkton and Exeter Telephone Com
party was held in Aberdeen Hall, Kirke
ton, The company is on a good finan-
cial basis and satisfaction is the key-
note of the meeting, and although the
financial report was somewhat behind
we are assured of a surplus over and
above expenses of some $1,000, and a
dividend of 5 per cent. will be allowed
nn the shares of the company • on
March 31, 1009. The shareholders also
authorized the directors to issue bonds
to the extent of $00 per mile for new
construction.
Brown Tail Moth Conning.
Dr. Win, Saunders, director of the.
Ottawa Experimental Farm, has sent
circulars to all the larger nursery -men
in Canada, warning them of a threat-
ened invasion of the brown tail moth.
About 75 nests of the young caterpil-
lars of the brown -tail moth have been
found on apple, pear and cherry seed-
lings, and quince stocks, recently re-
ceived in New York State from
France. The nests contained living
caterpillars in the usual winter form.
This insect has already done incalcul-
able damage to orchards and wood-
lands in some of the eastern states,
It has recently been found in consid-
able numbers in parts of Nova Scotia,
where constant efforts are being made
to destroy them.
Thin As A Rail, Are You ?
Every day spending as much energy
as you make—if the balance goes a lit-
tle further, well you get thinner. On
the danger line tc-day, to -morrow
may be too late 1 Better use Ferrozone
it builds up,a little gain the first week,
but the gain keeps growing. Next
week not quite as ,thin. Keep right
=Jot of fat won't hurt at all. Your
blood is enriched, cheeks grow rosy,
your heart and nerves grow strong
and you don't tire so quickly. Joyous
robust health, a sturdy frame, and a
cheerful mind—all these come with
Ferrozone.v You'll try it, only 50c at
all dealers.
Perhaps Provincial Telephone.
Engineer Cecil B. Smith, formerly
of the Hydro -Electric Commission,
said recently :—".A. matter not gener-
ally known is that the hydro -electric
system is to be paralleled by a tele-
phone system, and the commission
has made arrangements for running
the lines on cedar poles. Where a
complete right of way has been
bought for the power line, they will
run on such right of way. Where
only casements have been secured, the
telephone line will take the nearest,
highways. It healmost impossible to
place these wires on the towers, as the
high-voltage power wires would cause
a continual buzzing. While nothing
of the kind may be at present project-
ed, it is suggested that these tele-
phone lines may prove the beginning
of an Ontario -owned system, should
the province ever desire to enter that
field of usefulness. Just now they are
I
be utilized simply as means of
to p
.ready communication between the dif-
ferent stations."
AGED PEOPLE.
Mrs. Sarah J. wiiithron Of
Chicago, Grandniece . Of
Alexander , Hamilton, Who
Signed The Declaration Of
Independence, Says:
"VinoI is a godsend to old people.
I am 70 years old, but 1 have a hearty
appetite, sleep soundly, and feel active
and well to-day—thanks to Vinol.
When I was young, cod Iiver oil was
dispensed in a greasy, unpalatable
form, and it fairly gagged nue to get
it down, Vinol is entirely different,
very palatable and nourishing to im-
poverished blood. It Is •the finest
tonic and strength -creator I ever
used."
Mrs, Il., W. Avery, Norwich, N. Y.,
says t "At the ago of eighty-nine I felt
the need of a tonic, something to
strengthen and build me up. For
some time I have taken Vinol, and
have found that it brings vigor and
life to the aged as nothing else will."
The reason Vinol is so beneficial to
old people is because it is composed of
two world -famed tonics --the medicin-
al elements of cod liver oil—and iron,
Vinol tones up the digestive organs,
aids assimilation, makes rich, red
blood, and strengthene every organ in
the body.
We will cheerfully return money
to all those who try Vinol and receive
no benefit. J. Walton McKibben,
druggist., Winghans.
SETTLERS'
TRAI NS
+TO'
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
By Canadian Pe Iftc direct line
Per Settlers travelling
with livestock end
effects
Speciai Trains
will lee.. Toronto
Each TUESDAY rn
MARCH and APRIL
bt 10.10 pan,
Settlers and families
without livestock
should use
Redular'Frains
leaving Toronto
10.18 p.w. dear
Tourist S1eepfng Care
Vastest Ttme
COLONIST. CARS ON ALL TRAINS
tVa Chicle for Berths
Low Colonist Hoses
Only Thi'oligh 3ervioe to the West
Applx
to nearest agent tggr fust.
information and
trey copy tlt "Stllter.outdo
or w. rte R. L,
Thompson, D.P.A., C;P,R., Toronto
$80,000
In spite of the hard times, tbo above
amount of property has been sold through
onr agency nn the past few months,
which is au evidence that Ontario Real
Estate has a sound substantial value.
There is no disgaisiug the fact how -
r, attractions
eve ,that. the Pest still has art ao ans
for many, and farms are being listed
with us almost every day, because the
owners desire to try their fortunes on
the, prairlea.
Many Qf these farms can be sold by rte
at whet woul haveconsideredbeen
ri-
diculously
low figures a few years ago,
when the prices for farm products were
nnnoh lower than at present.
. It will certainly pay any intending
purchaser to give us a call, as a half an
hour in our office would be worth more
to him than a week's driving about the
country,
Desirable town properties for sale.
Money to Ioan on good farms, at low-
est rates.
Insurance in all its branches.
Twenty years experience and
settled or disputed claims.
Beamer, Agent, Wingbatar.
no nn -
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE - WINGHAM
NOW IS THE TIME
TO GET A BAR-
GAIN IN
Dinner Sets
Tea Sets
Toilet Sets
Jardinieres
And All Fancy China
And don't forget to try a
pound of our Teas and
' Coffee. They are sure to
please.
Produce Wanted.
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MAKE MONEY
Selling Pelham's Peerless Fruit and
Ornamental Trees,_ Shrubs, etc., during
ther s
wrote month We oifar yea
steady and profitable employment in
your own district at good pay. We
have over 600 acres of choice uarser3
stock which you will sell direct to your
customers. No diseased or dried our
American stock supplied. Establirhed
over 30 years. Write now for par-
ticulars.
PELHAM NURSERY CO.,
Toronto, Ont.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
Tt,is school stands in the forefront as
the largest and best prabtioal training
school in Western Ontario. We have
three departments:
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND,
TELEGRAPHY.
All departments are in charge of ex-
perienced instructors and the courses
aro thorough and practical. Our gradu-
ates secure good positions Students aro
entering every weak. Writo for our
free catalogue at pncb.
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN
PRINCIPALI
A GREAT SCHOOL
GREAT IN REPUTATION, RESULTS, INPLU-
ENCS AND TrioROUouNEss. Now Is
THE TINE TO ENTER TRE rerULAR
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, OTT.
And prepare for profitable employment.
OUR GRADUATES near =LX OBTAIN 000D
POSITIONS. Our Handsome Catalogue 15
free. Write for one to -day. Students
admitted at any time. Cblloge open the
entire year.
W. j+ELf.IOTT - PRINCIPAL
Cdr. Tonga 84 Aloitander Sts.
DOMINION BANKS
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Teeswater,
There will be a change of proprie-
tors
ro rte'
tors at the King Edward Rotel on
March let, The new pian will be Geo.
Kreutzweiser, who has rented the
pi nperty, ,
Reeve Donaldson of Culross. and
Reeve Mclaee of Greenock let the job
last week of extensive repairs to the
Riveradale county bridge over the
Teeswater river.
Welwood o h of
The Salo by. Joseph
his farm to Mr, Ur.
,darkness, report-
ed a couple of weeks ago, has fallen
through, and Mr. Welwood has rented
his farm to. Mr, Field of Wingham.
Mr. W. Dobson, 12th one Culross;
died last week. Mr. Dobson watt con
fined to his bed for some time with
pneumonia and several days Lego hope
of his recovery was given up. Ile
was in his 50th year acid for about 20
years has been a widower.
Mr, Andrew Adamson now has
what he was looking for in the way of
a farm, On Tuesday a deal was put
through by which, on April lst, he
cornea into possession of a two hun-
dred acre farm on the Howick-Car-
.t•ick boundary, three miles from Clif-
ford. The price paid was $8,500.
Mr. Hectors Honey, who for some
time made his home with an aged
sister, Mrs. Neil McKinnon, 4th line,
died on the lath, Death was due to
cancer that attacked the lower part of
his face. He was aged 74 years ; was
an ex -employee of the G. T. R. Co.
from which he had been drawing a
monthly pension.
Capital (paid up) $3,976,000
Reserve t'ed proiitiea' $5,297;000
Total Assets, over $48,000,000
W INGHAM BRANCH.
Interest allowed on deposit of $1:00
and upwards.
rarmers" Nates discounted.
Drafts sold on alt points In Can•
ado, the United States and Enrolee.
D. t HEPBURN, tanager
It, v*este**, flollolter
A MOTHER'S TALI( - TO
MOTHERS.
What" Zam-Buk did in a Western
Home.
Here is juat one illustration of the
wisdom of keeping a box of Zam-Buk
always handy, It is a true record of
the varied uses to which this great
balm was put—with highly satisfac-
tory results in every case—in just one
family, and during a few months only.
Mrs. 0. J. Irlarn, of 907 William Ave.,
Winnipeg, makes the report as fol-
lows
"I have found Zem-Buk so very use-
ful as a household balm that I want
to make its merits still more widely
known. Some eight weeks ago,, my
brother, Mr. 0. Proctor, happened a
serious accident. While at work, a
rusty nail penetrated the palm of his
right hand. The rust of the nail poi-
soned the flesh and inflammation set
in quickly. He went to the General
Hospital and consulted a doctor who
advised poulticing to draw out the
poison. This was applied, but when
there was no improvement after a few
days, I began applying Zam-Buk balm,
leaving off poultices.
"The effect was almost magical
Zam-Buk soothed the pain, drew ont
the poison, and °allayed all inflamma-
tion. Healing then commenced and
in a few clays he was able to resume
work.
"Six weeks ago my husband, Mr. C,
J. Irlarn, while returning from work
quite late in the evening, was bitten
by a dog, the dog's teeth penetrating
the flesh on his thigh just above the
knee. Directly he carne home Zam-
Buk *as applied to the wound, and in
a few days the soreness was gone and
the wound thoroughly healed.
"A third instance of the healing
power of Zam-Buk was provided when
my little boy had a nasty fall. He is
five years old, and was playing one
His head when hefell. truck on
s a
day
:z sharp stone, which cut a nasty gash.
As soon as I had washed the cut I ap-
plied Zarn-Berk in the usual way, and
f l
it was really wonderful how o v quickl y it
eelieved the little fellow's pain. With-
in a week the cut—a deep one --was
quite healed.
"Every mother who once proves the
all-round value of Zam-Buk will never
again be without it."
Zam-Buk is a pure herbal balm, and
mires cuts, burns, bruises, abscesses,
ulcers, eczema, scalp sores, ringworm,
chapped hands, cold sores, frost bite,
bad leg, inflamed patches, etc. It also
cures piles. Used as an embrocation
it will be found to remove rheuma=
tism, sciatica and neuralgia. All
druggists and stores sell at 50e a box,
or post free from Zam-Buk Co.. To-
ronto, for price.
A Fatal Fall.
While engaged in repairing the.
windmill in connection with the
Queen's Hotel, at Milverton, Robert
Donovan met with an accident which
cost hien ilia life, b falling a distance
of sixty feet. While trying to remedy
the defect, he was astride the vane
of the mill, but his work being com-
pleted ho endeavored to go down, but
being, rather short of stature the dis-
tance between his roaeli and the plat.
forth was about eighteen inches,
whichspace he dropped, but the plat-
form being icy, he lost his footing
falling headforemost, and•when with,
in 20 feet from the earth his shoulder
Struck the mill frame. He Was car-
ried to his boarding house, but died
soon after.
Going Into Consumption
When your throat rattles, your
lungs'and chest are sore, your throat
is stuffed with cold—don't fear con,
sumption—use. Catarvhozone and get
well. It clears the throat, cures hack-
ing, relieves tight chest and soreness
in the bronchial tubes. To clear away
catarrh of the nose nothing could be
better. Catarrhozone is nature's own
remedy, it herds and soothes, cures
every form of throat, lung or bron-
chial trouble, Prescribed by many
specialists and used by thousands
everyday. 25c and $1 at all dealers.
Million Dollar Shops,
The new G. T. R. works in Strat-
ford are said to hate cost one million
dollars. They were opened on Thurs-
day last. Commencing with the arri-
val. of General -Manager Hays and; his
staff in the morning, their tour of the.
new shops in the city in the after-
noon and culminating with the big
banquet to Mr. Hays in the evening,
when Stratford returned her grateful
thanks to the great railroad than for
the magnificent million dollar plant,
the day might be said to be the great-
est in the city's history. For three
hours in the afternoon all business
places in the city closed down, and ful-
ly five thousand people took advent-
age of Master Mechanic Patterson's
,open house, and walked through the
immense shops, There the humblest
visitor could see everything done,
from the testing of a car wheel to the
swinging of a monster freight engine
on a derrick from one side of the shop
to the other.
Defeated By Dr. Hamilton.
In no way is health so .menaced as
by constipation. It leads to indiges-
tion, insomnia, anaemia and hundred
ills. Ordinary remedies fail, they re-
lieve, don't cure. The worst case is
defeated and cured quickly by Dr.
Hamilton's Pills, which cleanse the
entire intestinal tract, stimulate kid-
neys and liver, keep the pores of the
skin open. You'll never have stom-
ach trouble, yellow complexion or
headaches if you use Dr. Hamilton's
Pills. They are a perfect: system
tonic, 25e at all dealers.
Clinton.
Rev. T. W. Cosens of Wallaceburg
has signified his acceptance of the
invitation tendered him by the Board
of Ontario St, Church, subject to the
action of Conference.
Mr. E. Ball of town has sold Ms
farm, 13th con., Hullett ,-foi $8,100.
The purchaser is' Mt. ff. Daer, who
has had it Ieased since Mr. Ball moved
to Clinton six years ago. On the
farm, which is two miles from
Auburn, is a brick house and two
bank bares.
John Bannerman from Bayfield,
died at the House of Refuge last week,
aged 73 years ; the remains were inter-
red here. Two new inmates arrived
this week, Thos. Ballantyne, of Blyth,
aged 71, and T. Wall, of Ashfield, aged
65 years. This makes the number of
inmates 95, two less than the highest
number reached.
Evangelist Robert McHardy opened
revival services in Ontario St. Church
last Sunday with large audiences at
all the services. The week night
meetings have gone foward with in-
creased interest and attendance.
There seems only one opinion of Mr.
bicHardy--he is a clear, logical, con-
vincing preacher.
Mr. Baker, Dominion Fruit Inspec-
tor, laid infer•rnation against Mr. B.
Churchill, before P. M. Andrews, for
improper branding of apples. Mr.
Churchill pleaded guilty* and a fine of
$10 and costs was impposed. No one
supposes it was more than a technical
violation of the act, and therefore
only a minimum fine was imposed.
It is said that a lady from outside
of town recently lost a pocketbook
containing over $100, which was foiled
by a stable boy at one of the hotels.
He gave it to the hotel proprietor,
Who in turn handed it over to the
owner, She was so overjoyed at its
recovery that she forgot to even thank
the hotelkeeper or reward the boy for
his honesty.
Last week Mr. Wallis bought a horse
from W. 3. Nesbitt, 13thcon., Gode-
rich Tp.. paying $180 therefor. On
Saturday, Mr, Shipley, of the London
Road, delivered a oolt that he had sold
to Mr. Nesbitt, for $175; it is one of
t he prettiest eolts that ever stepped
oi
Clinton lnnton tncates, and attracted a good
deal of notice ; it wilt not be two years
old until the summer, but it turned
19:00 lbs. neat.
The Value Of Milk.
"A quart o`f milk is practically equal
to a pound of beefsteak in food value."
This statement was made by Prof.
Dean, of the Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege, at a banquet given by the Hol-
stein Breeders' Association in Toronto
recently. Commenting on this, the
Star says :—"This statement is not by
any means new, but still the fact con-
tained in it is not so generally under-
stood as it should be. All realize that
meat is a food, but many look' upon
the fluid which comes front the cow as
a luxury to be classed with tea or cof-
fee. The consequence is that in the
average family probably four pounds
of meat are consumed for each quart
of milk used. The latter is high
enough in price,
but ten cents
will pay
for as much food value in that com-
modity as twenty cents will pay for in
meat. Milk, moreover, • is easily
assirnilated. The standard ofhysi-
al well-being r
c w ben lvauid be elevated and
the cost of housekeeping lessened, if
more of it was used."
When Love Was Hot.
The Walkerton Times relates the
following :—"A young couple had
been to Ohesley and were driving
home, when the beau dropped a light-
ed cigar on a horse -blanket in the cut-
ter. Love being blind and the Buffalo
Tebbe thick they did not see the blaze
whichgradually enveloped the bot-
tom of'the cutter. As they drove ou
they began to feel the climate getting
sultry, and the young lady began- to
remove her furs. The. temperature,
continued rising, and she suggested
dispensing with the Buffalo robe. On
raising the robe, a volley of flames
and smoke shot out which caused• the
occupants to stare lock -jawed with
surprise, The clothes of the young
lady were discovered to be on fire, and
before the blaze could be extinguished
she was badly •burned and almost
nude. The young man of course came
in for the blame, not only at the
hands of the girl, but of her father,
who expostulated with him, thus :
"When my daughter left home with
you, she was composed of flesh and
blood: You have returned her to me
a burnt offering." A scorched horse -
blanket and pieces of burnt woman's
apparel were relics of the conflagra-
tion, which were found in the cutter
when it was returned to Rennie's liv-
ery on Sunday night.
,.,,.,... ---',.mss
Mr. S.
.l. New, of 154 Baldwin St.; Toronto, says t tt I can trace my son
Harold's trouble to when he had the measles five years ago, from which
he never really recovered. Some of the best physicians attended him,
but with months of suffering he in turn contracted whooping
cough, bronchitis, and then pneumonia."
` Month after month went by that v.re shall not soon forget;
months of sleepless alights, fearful coughs, weakening night
sweats, left my boy a mere shadow. ‘He had no appetite, and
my heart ached to see how 11e was wasting, away. He spent
one whole surtner at the Lakeside Home for Sick Children,
and calve home greatly improved, but the cold winds of October
took him off his feet again. The doctor advised me to send him
to Muskoka, but heavy doctor's bills had depleted my financial
resources, and such a step seemed our of the question."
" At this point we tried PSYCIIINE, and human lips can-
not describe the change treat took place. No words can express
the thankfulness of his mother and lt:y'self when we saw the
crisis was over, and realized that our boy was fighting his way
back lo life and health. PSYCHINB had mastered that which
all the doctor's prescriptions had failed to check. Day by day
Harold vow stronger, and all through the winter, although
continually out of doors, he failed to take cold, and he nut on flesh
very quickly. By the spring my coat was completely cured, and de-
veroped into a strong, sturdy lad."
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To Fight Consumption.
At a meeting in Woodstock Friday
a League. of the Canadian Association
for the Prevention of Consumption
and other forms of tuberculosis was
formed. The societyexists for educa-
tive purposes; to eucate the public
into the causes of tuberculosis and to
observe proper care and precautions
for its.preventure and cure.
Very Strange Indeed.
A most peculiar thing happened in
East Garafraica the othe-r clay. Over
a year ago Mack McCormick, a farmer
residing near Relessey, purchased a
gold ring at E. 0. Daniel's jewelry
store and had it only a short time be-
fore he lost it. One day a mouse ran
across the floor, and Miss McCormick,
sister of Mack, instead of getting
frightened and going into hysterics,
shied a missile at the rodent and her
,rim was so true that Mr. Mouse yield-
ed up the ghost. An examination of
the moue disclosed the fact that
Mack's long -lost ring was around; its
neck, Row it got there of course no
one knows.
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Mr. S.
.l. New, of 154 Baldwin St.; Toronto, says t tt I can trace my son
Harold's trouble to when he had the measles five years ago, from which
he never really recovered. Some of the best physicians attended him,
but with months of suffering he in turn contracted whooping
cough, bronchitis, and then pneumonia."
` Month after month went by that v.re shall not soon forget;
months of sleepless alights, fearful coughs, weakening night
sweats, left my boy a mere shadow. ‘He had no appetite, and
my heart ached to see how 11e was wasting, away. He spent
one whole surtner at the Lakeside Home for Sick Children,
and calve home greatly improved, but the cold winds of October
took him off his feet again. The doctor advised me to send him
to Muskoka, but heavy doctor's bills had depleted my financial
resources, and such a step seemed our of the question."
" At this point we tried PSYCIIINE, and human lips can-
not describe the change treat took place. No words can express
the thankfulness of his mother and lt:y'self when we saw the
crisis was over, and realized that our boy was fighting his way
back lo life and health. PSYCHINB had mastered that which
all the doctor's prescriptions had failed to check. Day by day
Harold vow stronger, and all through the winter, although
continually out of doors, he failed to take cold, and he nut on flesh
very quickly. By the spring my coat was completely cured, and de-
veroped into a strong, sturdy lad."
1 SYCHIA,' ;s tlln g;catest str 7,t'n restorer and system builder known to medical
scieree, Arial should lac hard For C walla, Cell t, Weak Lungs, Loss of Appetite, Weari-
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