The Wingham Advance, 1904-02-04, Page 5Thursday, February 4, 1904
TRH 4WIYGRAM ADVANCE,
Mammoth Stock Taking Sale
at Crowder's.
Startinig Friday Morning
we will gi t e every purchaser a
Cash Discount of 25 cts. on the Dollar
OFF MEN'S, YOUTUS' AND BOYS' SUITS AND
OVERCOATS, PRA .TAOKETS, REEFERS, ODD
PANTS, ODD VESTS, RTO.; ETC
25e on the Dollar off all Men's end Boys' Wool and
Fleece Lined Underwear and Wool Top Shirts .
25c on the Dollar off all Boots and Shoes
25c on the Dollar off all Gloves and Mitts
Our stock is bran new, no old goods to choose from. Every article
ie marked in plain figures— nothing marked up, nothing marked down,
but straight -forward business. This is the end of our second year's busi-
ness in Wingham. We want to make February the crowning month of
the year, and by giving this Bw O tau DIBcOVNT we do not fear any
competition. Look up your wants and come with the crowd to
Tie R. ? xo Crowder CO.
2 Coon Coats at . Bargain ; 2 Fut• Collars and 4 Caps at a Bargain
E ROYAL GROCERY
✓•.• Vim/\CNMM/NP,.I,/L
Toilet Sets.
To start the New year with we have just open-
ed up a crate of Toilet Seth, Printed in
choice colors, with large roll top basin.
Ten pieces to each set. A Snap for quick
buyers,°per set
Water Sets.
Also a Package of eighteen Water Sets, consist-
ing of Six Glasses, Pitcher and Tray.. The
colors are ---White anfl Gold, Blue, Green
and Ruby, prices from $1.25 to ..$1.75
Jardeniers.
We have secured a few more of thoac pretty
Jardeniers in. old Blue and Gold, each
50 cts. to .$L50
$2.24
at Uriffin's
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MASSEY - HARRIS
AGIONCY
Have you a Cutter? If not, call
and examine otlr stock before buy-
ing elsewhere.
If you will be needing anything
in the line of Farming Implements
or Machinery for the coming sea-
son, place your order early and
get the best.
Massey -Harris goods are leaders
everywhere.
Agent for the Kemp Manure
Dht.tributor.
We also handle the Wm. Gray
& Son's Buggies and Cutters—
universally acknowledged to be the
best and most durable to be had.
,
ALF. GLOVER
AGENT -sm
WING HAM
NOTICE
Prices of saw logs are much higher
this season than last season. The
Canada Furniture Manufacturers are
prepared to pay the highest price for
all kinds of Hardwood loge, as well as
Basswood, delivered at the Button &
Ferment Chair Factory, Wingham.
Farmers should got the logs in early
while roads are good, and get the
highest price.
Canada Furniture Mfrs.
WINGHAM
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Ts the only sat% reltablQ
regulator on whim. woman
can depend. "in the ,Holm
and time of need,"
Prepared in two degrees o!
Strength. N0. 1 and No. 2.
No. Le -For ordinary cased
id by far the best dollar,
Medicine known.
TTo. 2, -For special cases• -10 degree.'
lltronger--three dollars per boa
_Ladies --male your druggist for Cook'n
t0otton ]moot Compound Take no other
as ill. pins, mixtures and imitations are
dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 aro'Mid and
recommended by all druggists In the DO-
eninten of Canada Mailed to any address
alaeoeiyt ufWriaoe� a1o,1_four 2 -cent postage
Aw+ce Cotarenr,
'Windsor), Mitt`.
No.1 and No. 2 aro sold In 'Wingham by
A, 1.. Hamilton It. A. Douglars. O. A.
Campbell and W. McKibbon. druggists.
l6adies, Favorite,
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EXpEmENCI
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is'a a fI aaoar�urtpin our poptiinniou. free wbsuher an
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PAIVIES OTOS
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swim notnL, Without' S.tt
Uinta Ball.
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W. A. C URRIE
Wingham's Auctioneer.
Sales attended in any part of
Huron county. Orders lest at
the ADvANOa Office will re•
ceive prompt attention.
90 per cent. of Pat Cattle exhibited at
Provinclni Winter Fair, 1903, wire tea with
Worthington's Canadian Stock Tonic.
Man SIRS-,
We have been feeding your Stock Food to
cattle for some time, and find it to be an ex-
cellent tonic. We have also fed it to horses
and pigs, and aro quite sure itis the best stock
food we have ever tried. Our prize winning
cattle at the Provincial Winter Nair, 1003,
were fed Worthington's Stock Tonle.
LESLIE & PICAREN
Breeder Shorthorn Cattle,
Acton, Ont.
Dt to Sms—
I find your Stook ]'ood is a very excellent
Tonin for cattle, giving them a good appetite
and keeping their digestive organsin a healthy
working condition. The *steer "Seattle" ex-
hibited at %Fluter Mair, weighed at birth S01bs.
at 35 months 2000 lbs., making a gain of 55 lbs.
per month. It pays to toed Worthington's
Stook Food. ANDREW ItIOIIARDSON,-
Breeder Shorthorn Cattle
Peepebun, Ont.
Dean Sine—We have used your Stock food
for both cattle and hags and find it gives gond
satisfaotion. Several of ouroattlo have shown a
gain of over 1001be. por month whilofeeding it.
.TAB. WILSON & SONS,
Breeders of Shorthorn Cattle and Yorkshire
Hog,,, Fergus, Ont.
Note the Price:
10 lb. bot, 200 feeds, no; 50 lb. sack, $2.
For Sale By
J, Bowman Windham 1 W. Messer, Morale
na Ear's,Luo now I N. Qerry, Brussels
Henderson ft Henderson, Whiieohurch
Somebody Said
"De no well dressed as yOtl
afford," and its good advice.
-• ore or
tote m
cloth
est ed
et ii t
Brit money—more
according to quality of fabric --
more or less RCM ding to length of
wear—more or lest according to the
thorou hneas of the mister, work.
This inside part is the life of the
garment. It keepe it insha e, and ie
one of the features which determine
its Appearance and neatness.
Have you ever tried us for Men's
garments? It would be worth your
whsle.
---Since the beginning of the last epi-
demic of influenza, in 1880, there Have
been 83,861 deaths from pneumonia. in
Chicago and 29,980 from consumption--
an excess of 11.4 per cent, of pneumonia
mortality.
—Eastern Asia is ono .of the richest
mineral fuel regions in the world. The
area of all the paying coal layers in
Europa comprises only 22,700 square
miles, au area equal to that in one of
the Russian provincia—the Kazan
province.
—During the recent prize firing by the
Channel fleet at Gibraltar IL M. S. Ma-
jestic, flying the flag of 'Vice -Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford, made an as,
touishing record with her four 12-iuoh
guns. She made 17 hits opt of 28 for
87 rounds.
Stratford Jan, 28.—About 7 o'clock
thins morning fire was discovered in the
building 000upied by the Barn,dale
Trading Company as a bakery and
general store. The nearest hydrants
were frozen. The loss on the, contants
will be total.
--Daniel B. Odette, one of Windsor's
best known citizens and politicians,
who is just recovering from a complica-
tion of diseases, is preparing to oelcbrate
in royal style the anniversary of his
birthday. Although almost 47 years
of age, Mr, Odette has had but ten
birthdays, he having been born Feb. 29,
1856. The year of 1900, not being a
leap year. Mr. Odette has had to wait
eight years to celebrate the anniversary
of his birth.
—At a sale of horses at the Dexter
Pavilion, Chicago, last week, Prince
Katon, a bay stallion, sired by Red
Heart out of Aurora Highwood, was
sold to R. Weston of New York for
33,750, and Hattie B. and Lady Bess, a
team of bay mares sired by Fairlawn,
went to L. W. Cushman of Boston for
32,000. Norwood, the stallion sired by ' for from Toronto, The college authori-
Nutwood out of Nora Wilkes, was sold
to M. E. McOaffey of Stilesville, Ind.,
for 31,750. •
—Eimer Lick of South Ontario shipp-
ed direct to rho Old Country last season
the crop of a largo orchard. For the
apples shipped up to October 22nd the
average returns for Nos. 1 and 2 figured
out at about 31.84 per barrel on the tree,
A considerable proportion of the apples
were shipped in boxes, and the boxes
were strengthened by wrappingF one
strand of fence wire around the middle,
twisting with pincers, and fastening
the broken ends down with a staple.
—On Monday afternoon, Edward,
son of Mr. David Taylor, 12th line of
Garafraxa, had occasion to enter the
boar's pen, when the brute turned
viciously on him. Knocking him down,
it apparently heeded not the knocks of
boards and prpds of forks, and chewed
the calf of ono of the young man's legs
in a bad shape. One of the beast's tusks
also entered the flesh near the hip and
lacerated it for six or eight inches. By
a vigorous attaok with forks the beast
was driven off, and the young man •re-
covered.
—J. H. Hale, of Georgia, has express-
ed the opinion that the San jose scale,
has been a disguised blessing to Georgia
peach growers. The growers have
been forced to resort to treatment in
fighting scalp which has bad a general-
ly beneficial effect on the orchards,
Mr. Hale uses lime and sulphur in
spraying for scale -20 lbs. of lime and
15 lbs of sulphur to 60 gallons of water,
and boiled for an hour. He had this
season sprayed 41,000 peach trees with
this mixture at au average cost of loss
than two cents per tree.
London, Qnt., Jail. 25. ---.Mrs. Mary -
A. Ball, an 014 woman, was found fro•'
zen to death at her home, 499 Elizabeth
street, yesterday afternoon. f he lead d
evidently been overcome by cold and
was no longer able to build up the fire
which had died out.
—Welkerville has lost four large men-
ufaotuaing oonosrns within the lest
month, the lastest to move is Gardner
Bros, basket factory. The firm will
looate at Brace Mines in New Ontario,
where it has purchased a large timber
traot from which it will out timber for
its factory,
—Thos. Millen, who lived with his
mother and sister on the 18th ponces-
Rion, Reaeh, went out one evening to
feed his hogs. His prolonged absence
alarmed his relatives at the house, and
his nephow went out in search of him,
and was borritled to see the animals
devouring Millen's body, The greater
part of the face, right thumb, and
several other parts of the body were
gone.
-Henry Ford, on 'Tannery 12, with
hie remodeled automobile, fitted with $
new 70 -horsepower motor, beat all exist-
ing records for the anile by a wide mar-
gin in a speed trial over a epeoially-pre-
pared course on the ice of Lake St.
Clair. A track several utiles in length
was prepared by scraping the snow off
the ice and sprinkling it with cinders,
Tho maohine swerved and bumped
about considerably, but made the re-
markable time of a mile in 89 2-8
seconds, or 90 mile an hour.
Guelph, Jan. 28.—A. student of the
0. A. College named Miller has de-
veloped what is suspected to be a case
of smallpox, of the mild type known as
varioloid, and has been removed to St,
Roch'e Isolation Hospital in Guelph
Township. Tne spots first appeared on
his face yesterday morning, and during
the morning he was seen by a physician
and once isolated. Last evening A con-
sultation of physicians was held, and
this morning an expert was telegraphed
can
Robt.
Maxwell
--Though this part of the continent
is still held iu the vice of frost, (be
mouth's record for destruction by floods
in the south-west includes the loss of
millions of dollars worth of property.
Buildings have been swept away in
many places. Others have been damag-
ed. Boats have been crushed and sunk
in several rivers. Machinery has been
injnred and business stopped. Rail-
road tracks have suffered great damage.
Scores of bridges of various sizes have
been parried away. It seems probable
that the damage by high water in
Cleveland and Lorain alone may exceed
a million dollars.
--The Wiarton Beet' Sugar Paotory
is closed and the plant is in hands of the
Union Bank and Bank of Commerce,
which had advanced largo sums to
carry on the business. The closing of
the factory has been a bad financial
blow to many of Wiartou'e citizens,
their losses aggregating something like
3105,000, J. John and l), Euethor, two
prominent Wiarton men loss 310,000
and $12,000' respeotively. A cor-
respondent .from Wiartou writes—Not
one man of the number has tried to
shirk their responeibtllty in the matter.
lldr. J. Steell who was hold for 34,000
came all the way from Chicago to settle
his. J. 0. Simeon who puts up $0,000
is here from Toronto to settle the claim
against him and every other man whose
name appears on the bonds is just As
aaxtOUS to nettle their amount. Their
honorable action* inthe matter which
is some oasee is flnanolal ruin is one
of the praiseworthy sights that has
every been witnessed hero and ono that
the town of Wiarton may well feel
proud of, though the ill effect.' Of the
monetary loss will be 'far reaohln.
g
ties scout the idea of the casebeing
smallpox and claim that there is noth-
ing worse than chicken pox.
. THE COUNTY
COUNCIL.
But five members of Huron County
Council reached Goderich on Tuesday,
when the opening hour' arrived—name-
ly, Messrs. Connolly, Durnin, Lockhart,
Patterson and Young, and this not
being a quorum, adjournment took
plane till the same hour on Wednes-
day.
On Wednesday all were present ex-
cept Messrs. Ferguson, snowbound at
Wingham, and Hicks, at Exeter. Clerk
Lane asked for nominations for ' tho
wardeuship, and James Bowman—was
nominated by Messrs. Connolly and
Spackman, and unanimously elected.
County Judge Holt swore in the new
Warden, who took his seat with a few
words of hearty thanks for the honor
done him.
Messrs. Lockhart, Miller, McLean,
Cantelon and MoNaughton were ap-
pointed a striking committee to report
on the standing committees for the
year.
Letters were read from the clerk of
Perth County, proposing joint action for
the establishmeht of a consumptive
hospital; from the Women's Instituto
of South Huron for a grant from the
Hospital for Sick Children asking for
aid; and from the Children's Aid Socie-
ty of Huron for a grant towards their
work, and all were referred to Execu-
tive committee.
Tenders were received for wood
supply to jail; two for additions to
House of Refuge, and ono for printing.
The resignation of Mrs. French as
matron of the house of Refuge was
read and sent to H. of R. committee.
Sherrlff Reynolds asked that certain
repairs be made at the jail.
Applications for the position of Audi-
tor were read from H. W. Hall, Geo.
Woods, Thos. E. Bays, F. Morley, and
J. 0. Morrison, and from J. M. Field
for a position on the Board of County
Examiners, were read and left on the
table. Butat the evening session the
names of Messrs. Cameron, of Brussels,
and Moffat, of Soaforth, were added as
applicants, and all were referred to the
Education committee.
Moved by Spaokman, seconded by
Mr. Connolly, that Messrs. Lockhart
and Lane be auditors of Criminal Jus-
tice accounts. carried.
Motions for the following grants were
sent b the Finance Committee; $20
to the agricuitural and horticultural
Societies of the county; 325 to each
Teachers' lustitute; $15 to each Public
Library; $26 to each Farmers' Institute;
$10 for flowers to be planted around the
Court House, and a motiou by Messrs.
Gunn and McLean, that $60 be 'granted
tho Tnokersmith Branch Agricultural
Society,
The report of the Striking Comtrtittee
was rend and adopted as follows i
ExaotTiVii AND SPBOIAbt-•-
Connolly, Gann, Miller, Spaokinan,
Flicks,
3INANOlt ANb EDuoAIiO0AL:-
- Lockhart, Durnin, Mct'aughton. Mc.
Lean, herr.
ROAD Asp BRIDGE AND CO., PIiOPEI1TY:
Cantelon, Patterson, Lamont, 'Yottngg,
Forguson.
t41VALIZAI'ION
Whole Donnoft.
ou.ulfifihE.
WAIt
nNNs 0
Oantolon, MoLetil, ltl'eXeughton,
Miller.
HovSE or REFUGE:--
Chuhu, Spackman. Lamont.
The Clerk was inetrneted to order
a copy Of the Ontario Statute* and the
of
ildtlnicipttil World for eta member
the Council, and to add the ruler of
order and proceedings t0 the Jetliners
initiates when printed.
The Oottlloil adjourned oil Thursday
moo set sowp'eb. 6th to *Mini rte bum,
Possibly Your Wife.
Doeeu"t look so young and pretty es
she used to, if her cheeks are hollow
and pale, if she is tired and nervous
she needs T1 errozone, which hi Ilotbd
for restoring the bloom of health to
sickly girls and women. Complexion
quickly becomes rosy, rpirite rise, and
strength increatie% daily. Health and
vigor will soon return to your wife or
daughter if Perrozone is used. Its the
IWO best topic Med., and oats Silo. at all
ers
Doctors first prescribed
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral over
60 years ago. They use it
- today more than ever. They
Cherry
Pectoral
rely upon It for cods, cougbs,
bronchitis, consumption.
They will tell you how it
heals inflamed lungs.
"I had s ver bad mash foe three_ years.
Thea I tried Ayer' Chary PeaMrat. Mays,
lungs "cseas hededendtorems.coy
rew
awa>tss, tame VTOL, side watrs, 7a,
255., No., 51,55,` J.O. AT* oa.,
An dM.w tL for
he..n: Ipw.a.
Old Coughs i
ane A er's p111 at bedtime insures
natural action neat morning.
A BAD CASE.
Tho following letter, addressed to the
Secretary of the National Sanitarium
Association, Toronto, from tho Rectory,
Norwood, Ont., and signed by Boy. J.
McKee McLennan, a well-known, Angli-
can minister of the province, needs no
comment of ours. It roads : "1 desire
to secure the admission into the Free
Hospital for Consumptives at Graven -
burst of a young woman, a member of
nay parish. The caro is a very sad one,
and if help can at once be given, a pro-
mising life can bo saved. Three years
ago the mother died of consumption.
(ince that time it has been my painful
duty to bury two of the sons with the
same disease. Now Annie, aged about
seventeen, and a boy of fourteen are all
that remain of the family. The poor
girl has boon in Muskoka, boarding at a
private house, waiting to be admitted.
She returned home last week, and within
twenty-fourDhours of her return her
father dropped doad in his buggy while
driving into Norwood, The case is
surely ono that mast appeal to the sym-
pathies of everyone, and yet, Ileac, only
ono of the many that are constantly
coming under your notice."
(Note.--Roadors—and may their num-
ber be many—who desire to assist in this
worthy work may send their gifts to Sir
Wm. R. Meredith, Kt., Vice -President,
National Sanitarium Association, To-
ronto, or Mr. W. 3. Cage, Chairman of
tho Executive Committee, Toronto.]
A Bloated Stomach.
Distension and pains from indigestion
are cured quickly by Nerviliue. When
you get au attaok of 'stomach trouble
take a stiff dose of Nerviline, which is
perfectly harmless but marvellously
quick in effecting a lasting cure. "1
was once taken i11 with stomach trouble
writes Ed. Rodwell of Rochester." I
was in great pain and distress but half
a teaspoonful of Nerviline fixed mo up
in a few minutes. I can recommend
Nerviline for sick headache and oramps
and consider it an invaluable household
remedy. Try it yourself. Price 26c.
dlli' � Mee of the *818
MONEY TO LOAN --At 4l per cent. on
improved farms. Easy terms of re-
payment ; expenses light. Apply A.
Dulmage, Real Estate and Loan
Agent, Kent Block,
DR. OVENS
Or
LONDON
SURGEON, OCULIST, SPECIALIST.
Diseases Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Vieth' Wingham monthly, QLAssss FITTED
PROPERLY. NASAL 0ATARRII and Dairxxss
treated. Wingham aloe at Campbell's Drug
Store. London office -225 Queen's ave.; hours
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dates of visits—Mondays—
Feb. 1, Feb. 20, Mar. 28, May 2. May 30, Juno
27, July 25, Sept, 5, Oct, 3, Oct. 31, Nov. 28,
C. HAMILTON
AUCTIONEER
BLYTII — ONT.
30 years experience. T have conducted over
3000successful Auction Sales the County
of Huron and as a rule get better prices and
sell to better mon. Orders loft at AnvAxos
°Luso, Wingham, will receive prompt atten-
tion. Terms reasonable. satisfaction guar-
anteed. Phone or telegraph at my expense.
ROBT. I -I. GARNISS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County
Terms reasonable. ' Sales arranged
for at the office of the
WINGUAir AAvANcir,
SUCCESS gi °du tis nt
--Two Courses—
Commercial and Shorthand.•
Send for College journal.
C. A. FLEMING A. L. MCINTYIRE
President Seer.
List
INSURANCE FIRE
T,'twest rates consistent with
absolute security. All claims
promptly settled
Abner Cosens
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PROMPTLY SECURED
write for our interesting hooka "invent.
or's Ftelp and Flow you oro etvindled. ,
send et a rough sketch or model of your hi -
veinier: ortmprovement and wcwill tell: ou,
tree our opinion as to whether it is probably,
ateutable. ejected applicattonshave often
,
been success.fully prosecuted by no. We
conduct fully equipped c4iccs in Montreal,
aid Washington ; this qualifies us to prompt-,
ly die'ppaateh work arul quickly aeeire Patestts;
ae bread es the inventiob. Itlighcitt referenoer
furaithed.
Pateits procured thretigh Marie* It Us -
riot receive opeelat hake without chargee la
d,. b ,
over toe newspaper* distributerouY ut;
the n,rninim,
seeelalt Patent aosleets of itseufse-
tosersAitti 'ftl.isineetlr.
MARION & MARION
Patstrt III:xprrts *ha Bolltllltors.
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ISARD'S
20 Per Cent.
Discount Sale.
Here's the Chance of
the Winter.
We want this February Discount Sale to
be the largest and most successful in the history
of this store,
You Save 20 cts.
For every dollars worth of the following lines of
goods you purchase, we will hand back 20 cults, or
iii other words—you get one dollar value for 80c. •
20 Per Cent. Off
Curtains, Carpets, Rugs, Boots & Shoes, Press
Goods, Ladies' Underwear, Children's Underwear,
Fur Coats, Ladies' Jackets, Top Skirts, Fur Ruffs,
Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Men's Pants, -Men's
Reefers; Men's and Boy's Suits, Fur Caps.
TERMS :—Cash or Trade.
All goods marked in plain figures. Buy now
and save looney.
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H. E. I card & Co.
Opp. Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce
REXALLHOUSEHOLD- DYES
These Dyes will dye Wool, Cotton, Silk, Jute
or Mixed Goods in one bath — they are the
latest and most improved Dye in the world.
Try a package. All colors at W. Messer's
store, Bluevale, and C. B. MoClolland's store,
Belgravo, Out.
THE
ADVANCE
OFFICE
for tasty and
down -to -date Job
Printing. Prices
right,
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WORTH OF
WATCIiES,. CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES AND SILVERWARE
to be sold at COST for
SPOT CASH.
Frons Februar414
y let until April 1st, we will
positively sell at COST. This is the chance of the
year to get a good Watch, or anything in the lino
of Jewelry, cheaper than you ever heard of be-
fore. All our goods are reliable, and of the best
makes,, and we warrant them.
No old goods taken in exchange on new
goods.
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W. OE PATTERSON
The Great Watch Doctor
Stone dock . Opp. Queen's Hotel
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