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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1909-06-10, Page 4IO 0 NO w nPie Nit nip ceso tbi essa .56 66 11114, OC Pic 1111 iftoft it on on on 143 1111 • HOUSECLEANING TIME OOE more bon eoleaning time has arrived with its attend- ant worries of re -furnishings. It you will allow us, we oan assist you in choosing Curtains and Draperies, and thus. save Somo of the worry. Our lino of Curtaining$ is complete. We have leradras--which makes each artistic ourtams-- at 250, 850, 40o, 60o, and 050 per yard, in white, cream, ecru, blue, green and red. We also carry a large stock of Lace Cur- taine from 25o a pair up to $$.00 a pair. We have Dotted Mns- line for curtains, with' dots of all sizes ; also pretty shaded .Art Mullins and Art Draperies. Call and see our goods -prices and quality we know 'will snit. BLOUSES We have a largestook of Ladies' Blouses prettilytti1Y embroid- ered, id- ered, with the newlong sleeve ; also the very fashionable Tail- ored Blouse, in all white or with colored trimminga. Blouses from $1.26 up. CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES. --We oarry a cdmplete line of children's Kid Glovee; all shades and all sizes. CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK. D. M: CORDON yvvIlvvrvvvyvvovuvvvvvvvvuvvvvvvvvvvvvyvyuyvvvrvry King's For Bargains I 1 We Want Your Trade Warm Weather Goods NEW MUSLINS-Very dainty patterns, choice materials and fast colors. DRESS LINENS -This line is very strong this season and the colorings are good. Demities, Organdies, Persian and Victoria Lawns in large variety. BUTTONS -In Pearls for wash goods, and in silk and satin for heavier goods. ,- DRESS GOODS -The largest range and best selected stock in town, and the prices are right. STAPLES -As usual this department is filled with goods from the best manufacturers. Come with the crowd and get one hundred cents value for every dollar you invest. EGGS 20 CENTS. - GEO. E. RING Good Goods I I Cheap Prices Patronize Homo Industry I have a large ' stock of BUGGIES on hand, which are offered at reasonable 'prices. Our rigs not only look well, but stand the test of use, and that is the real test. Open and Top Buggies, Carriages, &c. Something new and nobby in a surface -oak finish box. The latest in rubber tires, &c. We slight nothing, and guarantee the materials and workmanship of our rigs. You know what you're getting when yon buy from us. The more widely our Buggies are known, the better they are appreciated. Call and examine for yourselves. gingham Carriage Works WM. DORE PROPRIETOR Whitechurch Hardware Store News 1 When prudent people go to make a purchase, they always make quality the fir consideration. That is why we are sellingso much of the Genuine Frost Wire Fencing The wide awake farther knows that it coats just as much to erect a fence with cheap wire as it does with good mire, and if the first heavy winter that comes breaks his cheap wire all to pieces, it is going to be dear even if he gets it for nothing. We are prepared to supply the Genuine Frost its any quantity, and at a very reason- able price. Conte and get it ; June is fencing .month. ' itimaccmccirommoarimmosicommiirmoit Watch this space next week for special Phonograph announcement. EGGS TAMEN SAVE AS OASH, J. T. Holrnos - Whitechurch TJ1E WIN -GRAM ADVANCE,' TITURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1909, Wolves At Work. Timber wolvee are killing young eats tie in the northern parts of Peterboro' county. In Demmer township, ten miles nith of Norwood, sevi r at r young cattle were found dead in their pasture with their throats cut, The jagged wounds showing that the wolves had been at work. Turned Back To Canada. Henry Corby, a respectable citizen of Deseronto, and his family were turned back while crossing the line in, to the .American side, owing to their having a crippled son of five years, Mr, Corby had secured a position at Lowell, Mass. The family were com- pietely heart -broken when they arriv- ed back after spending all the money they had for their tickets. Western Crop Outlook. The O. P. R. crop dated June 2nd, is of a most optimistic character. The growth during the past ten days has been phenomenal. The crop is actual- ly now ahead of last year. There have been splendid rains all through the West. Waskada, Saskatchewan, reports a hail and wind etorm of un- usual severity, but fortunately the crops were not up enough to be, damaged, Boys And Matches. The Presbyterian Church at Shal- low Lake, near Owen Sound, narrow- ly escaped being destroyed by fire, on May 27th. Two little four-year- old boys by some means gained access to the building and decided to have a general housecleaning. They gather- ed all the papers and hymn books they could find and made a bonfire at the rear end of the church. Fortunately the caretaker came along just as the fire was gaining headway and after some difficulty succeeded in putting it out. Very little damage was done to the furniture, but the hymnals were all destroyed. La Grippe Coming Again. Europe is now in its grasp, and in a short time America will be over run with this awful epidemic, Get ready, use preventive measures. Build up a surplus of vigor by Ferrozone, and inhale Catarrhozone three times each day. Nothing destroys grippe germ like Catarrhozone. It cures the cold, breaks up the fever, relieves the head- ache and destroys every vestige of ca- tarrh and sore throat, For bronchitis, grippe and winter ills Catarrhozone is best, Sold by all dealers 25c and $1. Give Them No Peace. The house fly, the dirty fly, the ty- phoid and cholera infantum fly, will soon swarm in thousands or millions unless precautions are taken. The house fly, which we were taught in our childhood to treat with kindness, has been exposed. Its habits are fil- thy. It breeds in stables and gar- bage pails and carries the filth it re- vels in and tracks it across the sugar and butter and the beefsteak. It pad- dles its feet, gummed with the vile rotting matter, in baby's milk. It probably disseminates every disease. It must be exterminated. It can be driven out of every city., In any age of knowledge, screens dud cheap dis- infectants there is no excuse for flies in any household. Clean up your premises and report to the health de- partment your neighbor who does not. Get rid of breeding places of flies and you will get rid of the fly. Banker Breaking Stone. P. If, Roy, ex -Speaker of Q"abed Legislature, and former Rank Frosi^ dent, is now in the Penitentiary, and , basbeene altorek b ainS stones, s , A change surely from. Rank President to a prisoner's garb and stone -hammer, rhe pity is, that worse men and big.' ger rogues than Roy are never caught, Woodstock Convictions. According to the record on file at police headquarters there were 50 con- victions during the quarter ending May 80, at the Woodstock police court. Of these 14 were for being drunk, nine for vagrancy, four for larceny and the remainder for varioue other offences. The amount received in the way of fines was $107,01. Would Tag Cows. There is a possibility that every Cow, the milk from which is sold in London, will wear a tag in the near future. Since the war on tuberculo- sis commenced many prominent doc- tors have declared that infected milk is responsible for the rapid growth of the dreaded disease and the plan of tagging inspected cows may be intro- duced in the Forest City. Near Collingwood. A. company has been formed at Collingwood, on the strength of the belief that gold is obtainable in the Blue mountains in the vicinity of Pretty River Valley postoffice, The decision to go into this matter thoroughly is said to be due to the fact that a, recent assay of a sample taken from an opening made and sunk some eighty or ninety feet, show- ed ore containing at least $10 of/gold and 52 of silver per ton. To carry on the test pumping and drilling machin- ery is to be installed, and the work gone about in a business -like and prac- tical method. Great Danger In, Headaches. It's often dangerous to consider headache a trifling ailment. If the head aches, the stomach is out of order and some serious disease may be impending. To tone up the stomach, toive it healthy action, nothing in modern medicines is so successful as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. The concentrat- ed vegetable extracts in Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills have a quieting healthful effect on the stomach and remove all disorders. Your headache will be cur- ed and they won't return, if you use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Sold every- where, Law Reform In Force. On June 10th the first measures of law reform will come into force in On. tario. A proclamation will be issued giving official notice that on that date the provisions of the Law Reform Bill respecting the jurisdiction of County Courts and the right of solicitors and clients to make terms are in effect. Under the sections which then come into force, the jurisdiction of County and District Courts is increased to cover contract actions where the sum involved does not exceed 5800; per- sonal actions where the sum does not exceed 5500 ; actions for trespass, re- covery of property, and enforcement by foreclosure or sale where the sum does not exceed 5500; partnership actions up to. $2,000, actions by lega- tees under a will up to $2,000, and all other actions for equitable relief up to 5500. Sale Successful.. The sale of G. T. Pacific lots at the towuslte of Prince Rupert, the Pacific coast terminus of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, held. at Vancouver Nay 25th to 20th, was. very satiefae tory. At a two hours' sale 88 lots were sold at an average price of 52,700 per lot, the highest price paid, $8,260, which was from 25 per cent, to fifty per cent, above upset prices. Opened It Again. The wheels in the. Walkerton Pinder Twine Factory, which have. been standing as stilt as a sphinx for the past few years, started to rotate at 7 o'clock Thursday morning. Mr. Jos, Truax, who formerly had eharge of the mechanical department of the fac- tory, has been appointed Superinten- dent of the institution, and will have a staff of forty hands under him. A number of rope machines will shortly bo added to the factory, the firm hav- ing secured sufficient orders for binder twine and rope to keep the establish- ment busy for the rest of the season. n , She Is White As A Ghost. Is it a matter of pride to be pale as a lily ? Certainly not. What every we, man wants is strength, color, and vigor. Buoyancy and health is the right of every woman, and these she need not lack if she only uses Ferro. zone. It gives appetite, creates strength, enriches blood, gives vigor to the nerves, color to the cheeks and brightness to the eyes. Ferrozone is at once convertible into health, beauty and strength. There is power in E'er - rezone, try it and" know what you have missed, 50e at all dealers. Smallpox Light. The Bruce Times reports that there are several cases of smallpox in Han- over and Bentinck Tp., while both Durham and Chesley are said to have one or more patients on their hands. The disease in Walkerton is ,gradually petering out and is of such a mild type as to cause little or no alarm. The kind of smallpox that is now going the rounds seems to consist of rash on the face and a slight headache. It is over in a few days and the patients spend the rest of their time wondering what there is about the disease that people dread. Were it not for the rash, it might he easily passed off as a touch of the grippe, BE A CHARMING WOMAN. You never saw a beautiful woman who -didn't have beautiful hair. The charms of a beautiful woman lies in her hair. Many women do not realize the attractions they possess because they do not give proper attention to the care of the hair. The woman of the "400" are famed for their beauty, not because their facial features are superior to tho$e of other women, but because they know how to keep young by supplying vigor, lustre, and strength to the hair. Up to a few years ago )'arisian Sage could hardly be obtained in America. But now this delightful hair restorer can be had in every town in America. Walton McKibbon sells it in Wing - ham for 50c a bottle, and he guaran- tees it to grow beautiful, luxuriant hair ; to turn dull, lifeless hair into Lustrous hair; to stop falling hair f to stop itching of the scalp. Under- stand, Walton McKibbon will give you your money back if it fails. 54 Suits To Be Cleared At Sacrifice Prices No Two Suits of Same Pattern Having purchased a traveller's set of samples at a big discount, we're prepared to give you remarkable values. We have also taken out of our stock all odd suits and put them with this lot, which gives a splendid assortment in all - sizes. 4 Youths' Suits, sizes 31, 32, 33 regular $8.50, for ... ..... $ 5.00 3 "" r" "" 33, 34 -regular $12.00, for.... .. 6.50 6 Men's Suits, sizes 36, 37, 42, 44 -regular $9.50, for 6.00 4 "" it it 37, 38, 40 -regular $10.00, for 6.50 8 "" it t 34, 37, 38, 40, 41, 44 --{regular $12.50 8.50 4 "" "I" t 37, 40 -regular $13,00, for.... ,............ 9.00 11 "" "" g 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 44, 46 --regular $15.00, ... 10.50 4 ' "" "" L 35, 36, . 38 --regular -$17.50, for .... 12;50 3 . "" "" g 36, 38, 39 -regular $19.50, for..... ., 14.50 4 "" "" "" 35, 36, 37, 38 ---regular $21,00, for 15,50 These are positively Cash Prices. Eggs taken as Cash. McGee & Campbell Clothiers and Men's Furnishers White Stay= Dominion Royal flail Steamships MONTREAL • QUEBEC LIVERPOOL S. S. "LAURENTIC" 14,97 Tons S. S. "MEGANTIC" 14,000. Tons The finest and largest Steamers a on the St. Lawrence Route. See us for rates 'and plans of Staterooms, Ritchie Cosens REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE - WINGHAM Plumbing aid Heating Is no experiment with us - let us figure on your work. A fine :Stock of Lamps Handsome Lamps at very reasonable prices. Be sure you see them. W. J. BOYCE • Stone Block - Wingham TRY Malcolm's -FOR- Tea and Coffee Thy Are The Best FRESH GROCERIES And the best that can be bought. Call and inspect our Crock- ery Bargains always to be found in our Crockery dept. Produce Wanted. Malcolm's PHONE 54 L J UOMlRION BANK. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. Capital (paid up) • $3,976,000 Reserve 'Q®aa,1i - • $5,297,000 Total Assets, over $48;000,000 WINOHA11I BRANCH. Interest allowed en deposit of $1,00 and upwards. Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Can- ada, the united States and Europe, D4 Tt HEPBURN, tanager R. Y atittone, Solicitor The ADVANCE CE is North itHuron's leading news- paper. Are you a sub. scriber l? if not, why ? Only $I per year. The People's Popular Store Agents Ladle Home Journal Kerr Bird Agents Hame Pane a Now For Big House Cleaning Sale We expect to take stock early in July this year, and in order to clean the stock up nicely, and reduce it as much as possible, we will offer all odd lots in every department at about half price. This will be the Biggest Bargain Chance Ever Offered In Wingham Sale will continue throughout the month of June. AT HALF PRICE A quantity of Men's Hats and Caps. AT HALF PRICE A number of Low Priced Snits. AT HALF PRICE All the Men's and the Women's Raincoats. AT HALF PRICE A quantity of Fancy Combs. A quantity of Lace and Trim- mings. A quantity of good Brushes. AT HALF PRICE A quantity of Shoes and Slippers on our Bargain Counter. Less Than Half Price Table Vinegar put up in Fancy Glass Bottle, regular price 15c. Our Price on'y 7o. Chinese & Everedy Starch loo pkgs. during sale, for 10o. No. 1 Fine Starch. We guar- antee the quality. CARPET BARGAINS An our Wool, Union, Tapestry and Brussels Carpets, also Stair Carpets, at less than regular prices. Every yard of Carpet and every Carpet Square will be offered at 2696 less than regular prices. WINDOW SHADES Tremendous Price Cutting and a Large Stook to select from. Regular 50c Shades for...,..890 'I ?53 " 41 60c 90a " ,I 09c 51.00 " 790 II II Curtain Pole Bargains 'White Cottage Rods, reg. 15c..100 Brass Ext. Rods, reg. 60c, for..4440 " " " " 20o, for. ,14o " " " " 15o,for..l0c Oak and Mahogany Poles, reg. 25o, for 20c AlI'Poles and Rods complete. Bargains in Dinner Sets 1 Set, 91 pieces, reg. $6.50...58.24 2 " 97 " " I $7.00... $4 79 2 " 97 " " $9.00...55 98 1 " 97 " " 512.00...$7.98 T. A. Mills WINGHAM See Our New Spring Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums. . Nothing to equal them at the prices we are offering thele for RUGSWe are showing a lattge and well selected assortment of Brussels, Velvet and Tapestry Rugs, at prices from 59.00 up. LINOLEUMS We import direct and can safely say that we are showing the BEST for the money. Pretty Block and Floral designs in four - yard widths from 50c a sq. yard up. OILCLOTHS New patterns in stock -all widths -- at 80e, 500 and 60c per yard. • EMBROIDERIES We can give you Bargains in Embroideries, etc. See south window for samples and prices. SUMMER WAISTS S Ladies' White Lawn and Embroidered Shirt Waists in the latest patterns; long sleeves; 51,00 to 59.50. c RP' TS We can give you a snap it this line. Come in and see for yourselves before buying. Also Carpet Ends at a great reduction to clear •-�at less than cost. Men's Sc Boys' Clothin den's Ready4o-wear Suits, well finshe$, polled fitting, aeylish looking and good pattorns. Prices ranging frons $0.00 to $14.00. 0