HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-01-27, Page 8J'1a14AMANaile ee*
DELICATE LITTLE HAWES.
Every delioate baby ,torts3
life with a berthas handicap,
Nveu t4 trivial thesis may end.
totally and the mother is kept
in te state of Constant dread,
Baby's Oven Tablets have done
more than any outer ule4ioiue
to make siokly babies well a
strong. They give mother tti
feeling of security at th ugh S
their use she sees her • . rate
childdeveloping healthil•, Mrs, 3 �
e`e Theodore Mordon, B a, Opt•„ 5j
ta .says; --"I can eery w' b gonad. )
encs that Baby's a me Tablets
saved my baby's life. I did not
know what it was to have a
good night's rest until we started 3
et using the Tablets, bat they leave ?
Ic made him a strong, healthy )
ec child." Sold by medicine dealers I
or by mail at 25 Cents a boa from 5
The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., 1
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Brookville, Out.
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''e MINOR LOCALS.
--Next Monday the Last day of Jan -
vary.
--Have you renewed your subset -IP'
tion to the Tuns?
—Workman are busy this week her,
$eating next summer's the iupply.
Record Trade increase,
Oauada'rt trade tin December siie'Qrs
a record increase of over 4Q per cent as
compared with the preceding December.
There was an increase of no less thea
$15,663,38(1 in experts of domestic pro-
ducts and of $8,593 262 in imports,
The total exports of dotnestio prodnote
were $38,066,086 and imports totalled
$30.774.200. Of the tnorease in experts
about $9 000,000 is credited to agricul-
ture, re:deetiag the results of the reoord
harveet of last yearn In every line of
exports an increase is Shown. For nine
mouths of the aortal year the total trade.
has been $512.4&9.678, a oomparative in-
orease of $83,238 506. The imparts
totalled $267,0.1:1,935, an increase of
08,391,762. The exports of domestic.
products totalled $2e1,116,813, an ie.
crease of $26 633,626. During the nine
months agricultural exports increased
by $23,000,000 and exports of the forest
by $7,000,000. The Customs revenue
for the month of December totalled
$5,077,580, an increase of $1,207.234.
For the nine months the Oustonee
revenue totalled $44,080,056, an increase
of $9,417,303.
Dr. A, T. Irwin is in Goderich this
Week attending the meeting of the
County Council.
J. 0. Johnston shipped a oar
load of horses from Wingham to Mon.
treat on Tuesday,
--Proceedings are being taken to
quash the looel option by-law recently
passed in Colborne Township.
—The trustees of the public school
have glued $3000 00 boiler insurance
through the egenoy of 0, N, Griffin.
—John Oke died at Goderioh last
week, aged 75 yews. Mr, Oke had
opens all hie life in the county town.
—The regular meeting of Court Mait-
land, OAnadian Order of Foresters will
be held. on Friday evening of this week.
e• -Mrs. Iwlay, of town, who was
operated on by Dr, Margaret Calder, at
the hospital last Taureday, is improving
rapidly.
—Mr, Edward Haines, south of Wing -
ham, will hold an auctiou sale of farm
stook and implements on Wednesday,
March 2nd,
—R. H. Reid & Sone, Pine River, are
offering a number of Shorthorn bulls
for sale. See advt. in another column
for particulars.
—Tuesday was the anniversary of
the birthday of Robert Burns, the great
Scottish poet. Berne was born on the
25,h of January, 1769.
--Little Annie Blackball underwent
an operation at the hospital on Tuesday
morning last, Dr. Margaret Calder per-
torming the operation.
—Mr. F. W. Angus was a very enc•
oeesful exhibitor at the poultry show in
Clinton last week. Out of twelve
entries he won eleven prizes.
—The people of Goderiob. are proceed+
ing with the organization of a rural
telephone company and expect to com-
mence operations in the spring.
—Tbe annual steamer Greyhound ex
oureion from Goderioh to Detroit will
be held this year on Saturday, June
18th, returning Monday, June 20th,
—Mr, Geo. Diesels, formerly of
Wiaghtem, writing to the editor from
Preens, California, reports heavy frosts'
:Sud coneiderabio snow in that country,
Mr, Oassele says it is something new to
see snow in California.
PERSONAL.
Mr, and Mrs. W . I5', VanStone were
in Toronto for a few days this week.
Mr. Earnest Gurney, of Fergus, is
visiting bis brother, Mr. W, H. Gurney.
Mies ATartha Ferguson, of Dungan-
non, has returned home after a month's
'visit in Toronto.
Mr. Black, of Hartney, Man., IS
,pending fi sew days with his brother,
Newton Black.
Me, .A., H. Musgrove, M, P, P., left
Monday for Torenth to attend to his
.;duties at the Legislature.
Mies Jean McGillivray, who has been
visiting at her parental home in town,
hoe returned to Evanston, Ill,
liar. J. A. Morton attended a meeting
4f the Ontario Public Libraries Assoola.
tion in Stratford last Thursday,
Mins Nellie Murray hole returned from
Hamilton, where she spent a few weeks
with her friend, Mrs. Davis Jerome.
Mies M. E. Barber Ieft on Monday
afternoon for Toronto to take a position
ographer at the Legislative build -
ring; the session.
A Guarantee.
py of the beautifnl .ictnre en.
tit.The Soul's Awake r ngr' size 10
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of Montle... T• lunch cannot be
said of tbis lovely picture. It de-'.
servo( alt til;,t flat been said (1f it and
more too. copy should be in every
home in Canada and those who fail
to make Mire of a copy now will re.
«ret it later, It int safe to say that
no one who hes a copy would acre tri
Sall it for twice what he paid for The
F'at lily Herald for the Year and the
picture, Ono dollar pays 1s whoole year's
subsoription to that great Weekly, and
the pletore it ;resented for each stab.
scriber. Don't miss it.
EASE WAtVANOSU.
Mies Lylah Pearen, of Glenannan, is
visiting et the honie of her nude, Mr.
Hugh MoBnrney.
Mr, Isaao Walker is on the sink Iist
these days. We hope to hear of his
speeds recovery.
Miss May Reid entertained the choir
of Brick Church last Wednesday even-
ing. A very pleasant time is reported,
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BANitIN—In Wingham, on January 23rd, to
Mr, oral Mrs. George Rankin; a daughter.
7QROL--GRIE1'$--In Brussels at Melville
Manse, on January 14th, by Rev. A t.. Wis.
bart, B. A., Mr. Edward Nichol, Morris town-
Ehip, to Mits Jrnnie, daughter of the late John
Grieve, of Brussels,
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Box.—in Wingham, on January 21st, Leo
Bolt, in his 10th year.
HFNRY,--•In Blyth, on January 16th, John
henry, in his 80th year.
KNicnT.—In Grey, en January 17th, James
Knight, iu his 05th year.
McIsTosn,--In Grey, on January lOth,Archie
Melnto;h, in his 87th year.
PERRIF.—In Guelph, on January 17th,
Gideon Perrfe, forme, ly of Grey Township
and brother of Rev. D Pertie, Wingham, aged
47 years and montns.
Established 1879
FOR WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP,
ASTHMA, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, SORE
THROAT, CATARRH, DIPHTHERIA
Vaporized Cresoiene stops the paroxysm. of
Whooping Cough. Ever dreaded Crow can-
not exist whereCresoiene is used. It acts
directly on nose and throat, making breathing
easy in the case of colds, soothes the sore
throat and stops the cough. his a boon to
sufferers of Asthma.
Cresoiene is a powerful germicide, acting both
as a curative and a preventive ih contagious
diseases. Cresolene's best recommendation is
its thirty years of successful use.
Tor Bale by An Ilrttggista
Send Postal for De-
scriptive .73ooklet
Cresoleoe Antiseptic
Throat Tablets, sirnpte
and soothing for the
irritated throat. 10c.
Leeming, Miles Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mon-
treal, Canada, do8
CENTRAL
STRATr-oRD.. ONT.
Ie the great practical training school
of Western Ontario, Students are
entering every week. You take no
risk in entering our classes. Our
courses are the bent and our gradu-
ates seoure the high-grade positions.
Three departments:—
Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy.
Get our free eatalogne and investi-
gate into the merits of this eohon]
The time to enter is NOW,
ELLIOTT & McEACHIAN
PRINCIPALS.
MRU NU1.1 SY TAM
Rich Strikes
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Gold and Silver
Are continually being made in the
Porcupine and Gowganda bietriots.
The route to ?orcupitee is vitt the
Grand Trunk and T. & N.0. to
Matheson, thence eleigh road. The
route to Gowganda is via the
Grand Trunk Railway, T. & 3 '. O.
Railway and Tefniskaming and
Gowganda
Transport ort Uo
. TirOtt
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ticket slotted
and ,i5at(gege oheeked
to later point,
California, Medico
and Florida
Retina trip tickets eti sale
Ivor tiokets and further information
cell on W. Henry-, Depot Agent or
address. D. McDonald, D. Pr A.,
Toronto.
rev twenty-four yearsapo,Oresolene as
been extensively used for all forns of throat and
bronchial troubles, Ail Druggists.
FARM FOR SAL
The undersigned (dyers or sale hie
term north half lot 80 • •d $1, oonoeie
eiou G, Fast We a •Mb, containing
86,4 acres, On tb' etnises are a good
beta with stone io1 water framea
br.goldz good
hose, good supply
from school house; 2g miles trunk poet
c aloe, Era full parnioulers apply on
the premises or address
WM. R DENSMORE,
Westfield, Out.
EAST HURON INSTITUTE
Hest Huron Fanners' I• itate will
hoid meetings at B.ueval' on Friday,
Feb. 4th; and at Jrimest• "n, Saturday,
Feb. yah. The ape ser will be as sol,
lows: Anson Gro. • Preston ; Amos
Snaith, of Trowbri. go ; and Mise Yates
of Guelph, will address the Women's
Institute is the afternoon and the joint
meeting in the evening.
Meetings begin at 2 and 7 30 p.tn.
P. A. McAR 1.'HUR, Secretary.
YOUNG SHORTHORN
BULLS FOR SA
• We have 11• Young B s and Bull
Calves for sale; so •• e tr .. imported hire
and dam. Among . • :se are some high
class animals, and • of an inferior one in
the lot. The dams of a number of them
are heavy milkers.
Owing to the feat that we are not of-
feting any Heifers, we are not having
our annual sale this year; consequently
we are `offering these Young Bails for
private sale at reasonable prioes ; terms
to snit anyone. Come and see them, or
wri'e for what you want. Visitors met
at Ripley.
R H, REID & SONS,
Piae River, Ont
In the Surrogate Court of
the County of Huron.
In the matter of the Guardia hip of the
infant child of Annie Robins , deceased.
Application will be made The Surrogate
Court of the County f ur, u before the
Judge in Chambers e Court House in
Goderieh after the e ation of twenty days
from the first nublica ion hereof on behalf of
The Trusts and Guarantee Company, Limited,
for an order appointing the said, The Trusts
and Guarantee Company,L rutted, guardian
of Edward Leonard hobison, infant child of
the said Annie Robinson, deceased,
Dated at Wingltam this 18th day of January,
A. D. 1010.
TELE TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE, CO , LTD.
by R. V .r syoer,
its Solicitor.
Auction Sale Farm Property.
In order to win
Estate the folio
offered for sale on
Saturday, .71"
at 3 o,clook p.
Teamster:
Farm lot 28 and
Oulross, consisti
farm is in A 1 she
fenced; 10 acres b
ft„ brick veneers
sohool; 2 miles fr
TERMS: -10 per
sale; 10 per cent. i
suit ,the .pnrohaser
M. H, GI
B. D. GI
up the Dr. J. Gillies
ug property will be
uary 29, 1910
at the Town Hall,
. Half of 29, Con. 8,
of 150 sores. The
e. well watered, well
eh, bank barn 48x72
house, half mile from
chopping mill.
ant. down on day of
30 days, balance to
LIES,
E'''xecutors,
LIES,
STALLION FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale the
pure-bred Olydeedale stallion, "Royal
Jimmie, No. 5217." He is a good jet
blank, near bind leg white, spot on off
hind foot, and is rising seven years old,
weighs 2000 lbs, and is a sure foal
getter. Royal Jimmie's sire was Royal
Conqueror (imp.) [2642] (0386), dam,
Ethel Armetrong (2229) by Inter.
national (imp) [14231 (6853) 2nd dam,
Nelly imp. [970] by Laird sof Bute
(4490), Ord dam Maggie of Ilaiiborns
(7353), •by Doncaster (238), 4th dam
Jean (1593), by Lange Jack (444). Any
person wishing to purchase a good
animal will do well to see this horse.
He has made four successful seasons
and hie stook 1e turning out extra good,
Horse can be seen at the fare. of Mr.
Geo. Bryce, lot 18, con 12, Turnberry.
ART. KEEFER,
Teeswater, Ont.
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Royal Grocery
For
Fresh Salmon Trout
Fresh I-lerring
Salt Salmon Trout
'Salt Herring
Don't forget that our
Teas and Coffees lead.
J. Malcolm
'W010.0.401. TOES, ;JAMMU 2.
2010:
.Phone 54. '4•
Produce Wanted,
KING'S
Win h aryl's Fur House
It is quite evident that the next three months of
winter weather will demand the wearing of Furs
as much if not more than the past three months.
In order to reduce our stock of Furs we are
offering some rare values ,in this line. Men's
and Ladies' Fur and Fur -Lined Coats, Fur
Caps, Muffs, Stoles, etc,
SPECIAL., --Isabella' Fox Set, Stole and
to match, regular $2o,00 for $14.50,
EXTRA VALUE. -5 only Ladies' Fur
Coats, rat lining, sable collar and reveres,
regular $55.00 for $42.5o.'
Muff
-Lined
All kinds produce wanted, Eggs 3oc, Butter 24c
GOOD
GOODS
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Of every kind now being sold positively at cost, This Great Sale •
inolades everything in
Furs, Ladles' Cloth Coats, lien's Overcoats, Suits,
'Under wear, Rubbers, Overshoes (all sizes, new and best :
quality), Blankets (of fine quality --will give pleasure as well •
as comfort to the users), Heavy Hose and Soar, and •
every article in stook that can be classed as Winter Goods ar
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Come right along and take a share of our Great Bargains. e
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t D. BELL,
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We handle the very best Planes from the celebrated makers
of the day. They are bought outright by me, which means
a saving to parties pnrohasing a Piano here.
Each one is made in keeping with the grade Of the inetru-
invent, Auy one Of Our Pianos ie an ornament ite any home.
The " ttetion " df a piano ie tt very vital part -- .it does the
player's bidding.
Each of our Pianos it fitted with the latest patent Noiseless
Pedals
the Tone is the most important eonalderation when selecting
a Piano. ()tit' Inetramente are guaranteed tet poem A Tone
fall, round and powerful, at the saltie titre sweet find melod•
lout.
When pureheeing . i'lan4 be hire yon ballon
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Opposite Skating 1Itnlz
moi•*�I*li�N:�#hs
BELL; Thi logic Man
W1IS'Q1 AM, Ott'r.
HEAVY RUBBERS yi
At Exceedingly Low Prices .
Following our rule to carry no goods over from season to. season, W0
start on FRIDAY, t'AN, 21sT, to sell all Heavy Rubbers, as
worn by Farmer's, Teamsters, etc, AT CLEARING PRICES. ,
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Every .' • �� ;: perfect
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pair in every
r,ife•
new -* partic-'
and - ular
;r.,y�M: sea. ';42%, .,wx•,
Men's Double Duck,
stub proof, 4 lace
holes, high cut.
Regular $2.85, foi'
$2.15.
Men's Double Duck,
stub proof, 4 lace,
low cut, extra heavy
soles and heels.
Reg. $2,35,' for $1,85
Men's. Arctic Over.
shoes
1 : buckle
•Reg. $1.:75, for $1,30
Men's 14 - inch stub
proof, leather top,
Reg, $4,00, for $3.10
Men's Long Rubber
Boots—pure gum
Reg, $4,25, for $3.00
Men's Pare Gum, 2•
buckle, high cut
Reg. $2,25, for $1.50
Men's Pure. Orun1, 1-
buckle,
Reg. $1.75, for $1.40
Men's Diamond Edge
1 -buckle
Re;, $2.00, for $1.55
Men's Diamond Edge
4 lace
Reg. $2.15, for $1.05
Men's Manitoba Over-
shoes -3 -buckle
Reg. $3,00, for $2.35
Boys' Stub•Proof
laced
Reg. $2,00, for $1,50
Boys' Pure Gum,
1 -buckle,
Reg. $1.35, for $1.00
SAY, Men !— We have a nice, neat, short cut Legging, made of
English mole skin ; fits either over or under the trousers.; just the
thing for deep snow,; easy to put on ; suitable for mechanies,
merchants, etc, Price 75 cents per pair,
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE.
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Coats it will pay you to have a look at them, •
Prices to suit everybody,
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ft IBPIn Black Beaver, regular $12.50 for $g.00,
2 only W.Men's Stripe, College Collars, sizes 36
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and 37, to clear at cost,
Boys' Overcoats, only a few left. at low prices. ,
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t Ladies' and 'Men's Underwear.
t7'urnbulls TJnshrinkable Underwear, all sizes, at •et
i Cut prigs during stock -taking. ••
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Men's Elastic Ribb and Fleece Lined at a re -
at ' duction. 44
Men's heavy Work Shirts in wool and cotton •
E . at a great saving. •
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0 A few odd ready-to-wear Shirts, black only, sizes 4
j 24i 39, 24, 38, 23, 38, at cost. ;M
E All heavy goods prices cut to pieces. 4
ti Remember we are selling pur cane Sugar, purity, 4
guaranteed at $5,00 per 100 lbs.
Flour and all grains Rept in stock.
Goods" delivered to any part of town,
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