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The Wingham Advance, 1909-05-27, Page 5Y THE WINGITAM .A.OVANCE, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1909, "WIN Lawn Mowers LAEgS WN Call and see our Lawn Mowers - = wp have a complete stock on hand and prices Tower than ever. Muresco The Ring of all wall finishes ---no dearer than other makes, but just the best, Ask your painter abort it. Dutbane Ladies ! Call and secure a free sample of this sweeping compound—keeps down the dust—brightens up the carpet -'-kills moth germs and does away with dusty Friday. Live and Learn to burn LEHIGH VALLEY COAL. All sizes in stock. Richardson & Rae I\HONE 27 - PHONE 27 Spring Suits, Overcoats,. Trousers, Etc. Is the theme we bring to your notice at this time. Some wise•man has said—"My son, get wisdom, and with all thy etting, get under- standing." The wise man to -day says—"Get a New Suit or Over- coat, and when you are getting, get it made to your order, in your own town. where you know what yon are getting, and that it is genuine Tailor-made." That would be wisdom; that would be -un- derstanding. Our NEW SPRING GOODS have arrived, and it is not exaggerating to say that they include the nicest lines we have had for some time, and at prices corresponding with the qualities shown. Space will nob allow us to go into details, but WE HAVE THE GOODS and can make them any style desired. We are dealing in strong statements, but will back them up. We leave yet to find the style of garments we sennet duplicate. Although plain, neat styles are neore in line with strictly high-class tailoring this season, it is, for you to name your styles—WE WILL MAKE IT. OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is filled with the newest and best for Spring and Summer in all lines. We have also added as- first-class line of Jewelry. it Robt. Maxwell r Tailor and Furnisher For lien Who Care- trotArelibst~highoyipsowmhArfti 'ro Pure Milk Commission,. The Ontario'Government has ap- pointed a cotnttttssion, in accordance with aotion taken at the last session of the Legislature, toconsider the whole question of pure milk supply in Ontario. The members will be Dr. O. R. Pyne, expert analyst, of Toronto, and three members of the Legislature - •Messrs, Datigavel, Macdiarmi i and Nickle, 9 The Drain Of The West, In a village in Wellington county, with apopulation of 1,400, the asses- sor found eighty-three residences in which there were but three people;108 in which there wereonly two, and no Iess than thirty-Qve homes with but one solitary occupant. All this was the result of the drain of the wept. The drain is being felt with quite as great effect in the townships of the Province, The Perfection Of Womanhood, Who does not envy and admire a lovely woman ? The secret of her love- liness, of her perfection, is health. She sleeps well, eats well, digests well, intricate functions are vigorous and regular. Of all svoman's remedies Fer- rozone is the best ; it vitalizes the fun- ctions upon which health depends— makes the purest, -_richest blood, gives perfect eompiexion`and lots of vigor, Every girl and woman who seeks health, vitality, looks—let her get Fer- rezone to -day. 50c boxes at - all dealers. Rural Mail Delivery. - About fifty government mail boxes for the rural delivery route from Paisley to Vestaa have been received. ,The boxes are a very com- modious receptacle, made of heavy galvanized iron, nicely painted, with the Canadian Coat of Arms emblazon- ed on them, and the name of patron stencilled on the side. The boxes are to be mounted on a post in such a manner as will admit of them being adjusted so as to indicate Whether they contain mail matter, thus render- ing it very convenient for the courier in making his delivery. Building Character. The railroad builder affords a good example to the character builder. What tremendous obstacles he over- comes that he may attain his end. IIe tunnels the mountains, spans the rivers and the gorges. Patiently he toils through long lengths'of time and with great expenditure of treasure that the road -bed -may be laid and thy, trains may carry their burdens of freight ",nd of passengers to their destined places. Shall he who under- takes to build character be balked by difficulties, discouraged by obstacles, retarded by hindrances? He builds' for time and for eternity. There is no work in which man may engage that can excel the building of God -like character. In it he uses the costliest material and calls into play the finest skill, and vast enterprises -depend on whether his work is well done. 1 CIO 60 00 09 OgOB e9 9090 DO 134 Oil POD@ 9 q 11' N 9 a a Used Office, Hamilton. A Birthday Fund has been started by many parents to provide a start in life for them children, when reaching twenty-one. An excellent means of providing a son or daughter with a • good start on life's journey when they come of age, is to open a Birthday Savings Bank account in the child's name.' - Each birthday, deposit a sum to their credit, equal to their years -- at five years, $5 00, and at ten years, $to.00. '• These sums, with interest, will amount in twenty-one years to quite a substantial sum --especially if the child is encouraged to deposit its pocket money in the same fund,' At twenty-one, turn the control of the account over to the son or daughter. It will either provide a start in life, or form an incentive for further steady accumulation, that will make for success and a competence for old age. , The growing Bank Account is a valuable object lesson, and the child will gen* rally make every effort to add to the sum as it watches it grow. Children thus start fife with a good foundation laid for success and prosperity. 4 THE BANK OF HAMILTON specially invites these Birthday Fund Savings Accounts, and provides every facility and convenience for their opening and operation, under the con? trol of either, or both, parents. , BANK er A 0. Pi SMITill Agent 'it/Ingham r Who fiat beholds the light of day '- In Spring's sweet flowery month of MAY And wears an EMERALD all her life ° Shall be a loved and HAPPY WIFE. Spring Time Is Ling Time We are prepared for any demand with a beautiful stock of Diamonds, Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires, Topaz, Turquoise, Oppl, Amethyst, Garnet, Bloodstone, Sardonyx, and many other precious atones. Also a full line of Wedding Rings. Our stock is behutiful and com- plete, and we are glad at any time to show you.. Our Optician is an expert in relieving eyestrain. When we fit glasses we guarantee satisfaction, , SION OP THE RED ELEPHANT. J, E McINTOSH JEWLER AND OPTICIAN You will have to buy a LAWN MOWER this season. Why not buy one . early and have the whole seas- on's use of it. Wo sell them from $3 to $15. YOU may require at least one of the fol- lowing spring neoessities, whioh we are very heavily stocked up in. ) eta Ia ° Hammocks Screen Door's and Jf 1l Windows, Poultry Netting, Garden Hose 1;? Reels. tte44.1 • The `Best Paints for all uses. IIMIMIIIIMII111•1111•••110•2111=1210 ...11•111011.1 CLEAN; ,your Bath Tubs, Sint s, Tinware, v i.-*�`-i. Floors, etc., with WYANDOTTE. A trial package for 25 cents, and money back if not satisfied.' We take Eggs as Cash - Phone' 16 J. 6: STEWART CO THE CENTRAL HARDWARE STORE 1 Special Sale of Furniture -For 30 Days If ,you are wanting anything in the line of ,Furniture; —in DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, or PARLOR GOODS, you can get Special Low Prices for the next 30 days. We want to reduce our stock, and the quickest way to do so is to put on a Special Low Price dash Sale. We invite "everyone who wants anything in the Furniture line to call and see what we have in PARLOR SUITES, SIDEBOARDS, BEDROOM SUITES, CENTRE and EXTENSION TABLES, SPRINGS and MATTRES- SES. Parlor pieces in Rock and .Easy Chairs. Baby Carriages and Go -Carts. Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Brass Extension Rods. Carpet Paper and Stair Pads. - I _ PIANOS—If you have any notion of getting a Piano, let us show yen what a really high grade Piano can be bought for. It will perhaps help you in buying one, Gr ace • Upholstering~ and Repairing a Specialty. aa Retains The Children. An interesting t g cases involving o ins the custodianship of the three Switzer children was tried at the Non -Jury Sittings in Walk r g e tonabefore Chanc- ellor Boyd. Mrs. Wm. Switzer it will be remembered, separated some tune ago from her husband, and since then, the two have been living apart. The children have been residing with their father, who, the mother Claims is keep- ingornpany With a strange woman and hat consequently her children do not receive the proper care and train- ing. The Children's Aid Society took up the matter on behalf of Mrs. Swit- zer, and an effort was -made in the courts to have the children placed under her Care, At trial it was shown that the father was giving the children every attention and was sending them to school, and otherwise looking after their interests. The defence also con- tonded`that Mrs; Switzer had deserted home, and had gone to live elsewhere. In view of these facts, the Judge de- cided to leave the children With file father, and the action was dismissed with costs, Mr. and Mrs. Switzer are at present residing on separate farms itt zitn,ipes, bard Callouses Quickly Cured. Sore the feet in hot water and then apply Putnam's Painless Corti Ex- traetor—It removes the canons uiok• • i lye. De sure you get Putnam's only, Ki1Ied By A Fall. On Thursday last, Mrs. John Reh- berg, of Stratford, tell down stairs, and died two hours afterwards from injuries sustained J t She was 77 years of age. LETTER FROM A FORTY-NINER. Here is a simple, interesting and sincere letter from a rugged pioneer of '40, who braved the dangers and hard- ships of the overland trail to Cali- fornia. sit should appeal to all catarrh victime. Santa Rosa, Cat, May G, 1908. Booth's llyomei Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Dear Sirs :—I was afflicted with catarrh and tried a nutnher of reme- dies, but received no relief. I pur- chased an outfit of Eryornei, and be- fore I had used the bottle I noticed a ~narked relief. I used it for a month or so, and thought I was cured, and stopped using it for a year or so. Thought I was getting catarrh again, and started using it again. I use it every rnornittg and keep myself clear of catarrh, I consider it the best catarrh medicine that is nod. I have often feconttnonded it to my friends. 1 ani 81 years old, 1 name to Calif- ornit5, in 1810, and of course am not as vigorous as I was 58 years ago. My address is 811 4th Street. Yours truly, W. Mdek. Hyontei (pronotthced Fri h.o•mp) is guaranteed by Walton MclCihbon not only for catarrh, but for grip, coughs colds, bronchitis and croup. A earn - pieta .outfit, including inhaler, Costs only $1.00' extra, bottles of H ornel, if afterwards .needed, cost but 50 eta. t'eouliar Operation., Dr, hicEwan of Wiarton, a veterinary surgeon, performed an operation on a horse most unique in its character, There was a worm in the eye of the horse which made the eye blind. The doctor gave the horse seven ounces of chloroform, which put it thoroughly to sleep, opened the eye, took out the worm which was about three inches in len th and now the sight is perfect- ly reafored, A Freak Calf. Dr, Otteavell, V. S., of Flesherton, is the possessor of an 'nteresting freak, the remains of a double headed calf. The strange creature, which was born on the Nicholl farm, near Piiceville, had two perfect heads growing out side by side from a common neck. It had four eyes, two mouths, and sets of teeth, but only two ears, the inside ones being absent, Both heads had a white star oli the front, The calf liv- ed for some time after birth, and the head is being mounted by a Feversham taxidermist. - Look Ahead For Illness. - Sudden illness and pains comes in every family—to parents and children alike. But if you have looked. ahead, and have right in your home ready for immediate use a bottle of Poison's Nerviline—there isn't much to worry over. If it's a sore throat or contract- ed chest, apply Nerviline and put on a Nerviline Porous Plaster. If it's colic, cramps, or any stomach disorder just administer ten drops of Nerviline in hot water. No family medicines are more useful or more depended upon in emergencies than Nerviline and Nervi - line Porous Plasters. They keep the doctor bill small. 25c each at all deal- ers. Refuse stibstitutes, Strange Phenomena. ' " The Wiarton Canadian says :— "Along the west shore of the Bruce peninsula a strange phenomenon ex- ists, the peculiarity being in the low- ness of the water of Lake Huron. This season there is a very heavy 'tide in evidence which is something unusual with this body of water, and the fluctuating manner in which it mani- fests itself is one of the points that mark it as a singular occurrence. The water advances in on the beech with voluminous force, and then recedes far back into the lake where it remains sometimes for quite a long period. One slay last week Mr. T, Y. Dealy's lumber'dock, which extends about 200 feet into the lake, and surrounding which the water usually is from four to five feet deep, was left entirely dry and one of the local lads circuited it quite safely, an act which hitherto was unknown. The sawmill at Tama- rac Island was shut down on Satur- day morning owing to an insufficiency of water to supply the boiler. Mr. Dealy also had to suspend operations in connection with his mill for the same reason, The strange conditions which are in evidence can scarcely be accounted for." -Some attribute it to the presence of earthquakes which may possibly have affected the lake - bed, but this of course is only cenjec- ture. STOMACH COMFORT. When The Stomach Rebels, Head- ache, Indigestion And Nerve Pain Follows---Ml-o-na Biings Relief, ,_ Just as soon as you are done eating the healthy stomach commences to churn the food around and mixes it thoroughly • with the juices of the stomach. If the food is not churned, it lays heavily on your stomach, turns sour and causes all kinds of distressing symptoms, such as headache, indiges- tion, stomach pain and dyspepsia. Mi-o-na helps the stomach to .properly mix the food. John S. May, of Isabella St., Belle- ville, Ont., says :—."Foe over seven months I was in constant agony with a case of nervous dyspepsia and indi- gestion that medical skill could not relieve. I was weak and had lost much weight through loss of appetite and suffering. My meals would fill me with gas and a feeling of oppres- sion across the stomach and all up the left side, left me in a miserable con- dition. I was restless at night and as tired and unrefreshed in the morning as on going to bed, A choking sensa- tion in my throat was always constant when lying down, and my heart seem- ed to flutter and pound as though it. were coming out -through my side. I was benefitted from the first two days use of Mi-o-na. I began to feel like myself again, my appetite returned and the depressive feeling left me. I can enjoy my meals without the least worry of after suffering. I have gain- ed in weight and can sleep the night through in comfort. Go to Walton McKibbou, the druggist, and get a 60e box of Mi-o-na Tablets. Money back if Mt-o-na does not cure. THE LEADING STORE Isard's For: Hosiery, Gloves and Parasols Just received, large shipment of Hosiery, Gloves & Parasols. Quality is right With • us— always will be. Our Goods , are F,irst Quality, and the prices ar.e guaranteed right. HOSIERY We have imported lines atmoney-saving prices. In Cotton Hose we're ,.showing very special lines in Black and Tan, at 10c, 15c, 20c and 25c. - GLOVES We handle the celebrated Fowne's make -- every pair guaranteed. Special value in long Silk or Lisle Gloves. See our leader at 50c, 2 -Button Kid Gloves, all shades, our price $1.00. PARASOLS' Very pretty Summer Parasols just ,to hand, and prices are very moderate ; we have all the lead- ing colors, as well as the best black. Special value at $1.00 and $1.25. H. E. ISARD � C inNOMIGOMMEMOOMI How Big A Silo. A. silo thirty feet high and twelve feet in diameter will hold about eighty tons of silage and will feed twenty- one head of cattle 180 days, and it will take about eight acres of average corn to fill it. If the diameter increases to sixteen feet it will hold 120 tons to feed thirty-five cattle, and hold twelve acres of"corn. A silo thirty feet high and twenty feet -in diameter will hold 185 tons, feed fifty head of cattle, and require eighteen acres of average corn to fill it. A silo thirty-six feet high and twenty feet in diameter will hold 235 texts, feed sixty-four head of cat- tle 180 days, and will require about twenty-four acres of average corn. It is better riot to build more than twenty feet in diameter, and itis better not to build less' than thirty feet in height. You need the height to get the pres- sure'.., condense the silage into as small a space as possible. Twenty feet in diameter is handier to fill and hand- ier to empty than a larger silo. If you need more capacity it is better to build two silos than to build too large across, because after the silo is once opened you must feed it down''at least two inches every day, three or four inches is better, otherwise the silage will become musty and its feed value will be very much reduced. They passed a magnificent building during their travels, "That's a fine house," said Brown to Jones, "and yet I cannot bear to look at it." "Why not?" asked Jones. `"Why" repented Brown. "Because the over built it out of the blood, the aches, the groans of his fellowmen; out of the griefs of childrenn a d the wails of women. "Great Scott 1" exclaimed Jones : "the brute 1 What is he—a money -lend- er?" "Oh, no, dear friend; he is a dentist 1 " New Butter Record. The world's butter record for Jersey cows has, according to The Drovers' Journal, been broken• by Jacoba Irene, a Jersey cow owned. by A. 0. Auten, of Jersey Co., Ill. This cow, accord- ing to The Journal, has made a record, under the supervision of a representa- tive of the dairy department of the University at Illinois, of 17,253 lbs. of milk and'21,112 lbs. of butter in the year. This is nearly nine tons of milk for this one cow. At Bic per quart the value, would be $653.50. Bronchitis Creeps Into Consumption Coughing weakens the tubes and makes a resting place for the baccilli. Why let bronchitis become establish- ed? It's easy to cure—just inhale Ca- tarrhozone—breath in its soothing balsams, and relief comes at once. Ca- tarrhozone is so certain in bronchitis, that every case is cured. Throat is strengthened, cough stops, irritation goes away, all danger of tuberculosis is prevented. For throat trouble, ca- tarrh and coughs Catarrhozone is the remedy. 25c and $1 sizes at all deal- ers: (et it to -day. Killed At Walkerton. On Wednesday evening, at the Grand Trunk station in Walkerton Charles 31, Kilmer, aged forty, electri- cal engineer of the firm of Kilmer & Pullen, Toronto, jumped off the train before it had stopped, and fell back from the platform. One of his legs was badly crushed, and he died at the county hospital Wednesday night. His wife and three young children live at Southampton, and his father lives in Walkerton. 14Ir. Kilner was just returningo trip ma business to Sweden, and in his eagerness to meet Lis father, did not wait for the train to stop. ss Before storing your Pure for the sittntner it will pay you to get a package of Mothine, which is the most ef- fective preventative and destroyer of Moths. It has the advantage of being perfeotly odorless so that your Furs have no unpleasant smell when unpacked itt the Fall. It can be dusted into Furs, Blankets, Carpets and any kind of upholstered Furniture without injury to the fabric. It contains positively no poisonous drugs of any kited. ASIC Yotrtt D12tTGGIST 1011 MOfIIINT. 11'' 6E 13ASN'T GOT IT, WRITE TO ITS. T ,OWN, L1 h Go., LIMITED Gt1Eik'if „ ONTARIO Jr Walton MCXibbon eciai Agent k.'