The Wingham Times, 1910-02-24, Page 8KING'S J'4R BARGAINS 1 W E WAIN YOUR TRADE
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't`HL+' Wl.NS IAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 24, 1y1u
MINOR i-QCALS,
-The Clinton Spring Fair will be
Heid; on Thursday, April 7th..
--Ktaoardine's new hospital, was.
opened oat Monday of this week.
--A.. T. l+'ord, V. S., shipped a oar
load of horses to McTaggart, Seek., this
week.
--Henry Powell, a pioneer of Bsater,
Bossed away ou Saturday, aged 87
Years,
-Attend the Board of Trade meeting
In the. Donnell Chamber next Ineeday
evening.
.--Wednesday's, bad storm gave the
railroads more trouble and trains were
running very late.
-Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Order of Foresters, on Friday
evening of this week,
-Inspector Robb, of Brussels,, paid
his regular official visit to the Wingham
Public. School last week,.
Machinery is being installed at the
Tilbury oil wells to manufacture gasol-
ine by mixing orude oil and natural gas.
For twenty-four years Vapo-Creaclene has
teen extensively used for all forms of throat and
bronchial troubles. All Druggists,
-Mr. Frank Kling, formerly of
"Wingham, has leased the Dick House at
Seaforth and takes possession on the
1st of May. e
-M. House, a young married man,
was killed on Saturday by being kinked
by a horse in the stables of the Hartley
House at Walkerton.
A company , with twenty millions
capital has been formed at Montreal to
build elevated and underground railwnys
throughout the island.
The city of Woodstock has purchased
the Thornton farm, adjoining the pres-
ent water supply. The property con-
tains some valuable springs.
-Mr. A. E. Bradwm, son of Mr. J, E
Bradwin, who recently pnrohaeed the
Parry Sound Star, has moved his fain.
ily from Galt to Parry Sound.
-Word was received here on Sitar.
day of the illness of Walter Bell at St.
Louis, Mo. His brother, Mr. David
Bell, left on Monday morning for St.
Louis.
-George Astrell, a young Eoglioh-
man, aged 28, who worked as hostler at
the Colborne Hotel, Goderich, commit
ted suicide Thursday evening by taking
carbolic acid.
-We are pleased to report that Mrs.
R. S. McGee, who has been nudergoing
treatment at the hospital for the past
few weeks, has so far recovered as to be
able to return to her home on Monday
last.
-Ben. Merritt, of Huilett, has pur-
ohased a thorough -bred Short Horn
Durham Ball from Jas. Fyfe, of Morris,
for a handsome sum. It is a dark roan.
and shows superior breeding. Mr. Mot. -
eat will have nothing but the best.
-Mr. Geo. Cruickshank and hie
daughter, Miss Olive Cruickshank, of
B. Line, Turnberry, are, we are pleased
to state, recovering from their illness.
They have a large circle of friends who
hope to see them able to be around again
shortly.
-The Trams is pleased to report that
Messrs. Thos. and. Robt, King are now
recovering nioely from their illness.
Mr. Thos, King is now able to be about
the house and we hope it will not be
long before these young men are able to
be around again.
PERSONAL.
A. H. Mgegxove, M. P, P.. wag home
from Toronto for over Sunday.
Mrs, D, A. Soroggie, of Guelph, is.
visiting her angle, Postmaster Fisher,
Miss Edna Love is visiting with ber
sister, Mrs, Chas. Ewing, at Gloderioh,3l
Mrs. R Maxwell left on Monday for
Chicago to attend the funeral of ber
aunt.
Miss Shier, of Kincardine was visiting
for a few days at the home of Mr, H, B.
Elliott.
Mr, John Goy and family, 0 Turn-
berry, left this week for their new home
in Guelph.
Mrs. P. Fisher returned hoxne Mon-
day evening atter spending a few weeks
With her son, Peter S. Fisher, of Toren -
to.
Mr. Robt, C. Smith, 0 the Toronto
Globe, was in town last Thursday at•
tending the meeting 0 the Maitland
Presbytery and gave the Tmrus a friend-
ly ball.
Messrs, S. Bennett, F. Beehanan, W,
J. Howson and J. T. Davidson were in
Toronto last week, attending the annual
oonvention of the Ontario Branch of the
Dominion Alliance.
Miss A. Caroline Macdonald, 0 Japan,
and Miss Margaret Macdonald, of. Lon.
don, have been visiting with their
brother, Dr, 3, R. Macdonald, and call-
ing on old friends in town.
Mies Martha Macpherson, who was
assaulted in her house near Norwood, is
dead, and Robert Henderson will prob.
ably be charged with mnrder.
There is a man in England, aged 42
who ever since he was eight years of age
has been gradually succumbing to a
peculiar form of disease. This is known
a s ossification of the muscles. His body
and limbs are as hard as iron to the
touch; his jaws are praotioalIy looked to-
gether and the feeding of him has been
rendered possible only by removing some
of his teeth and thus forming an apert-
ure through which food is passed into
the month. The movement of the eyes
is the only sign of life wheu he is speak -
tog. With the aid of a couple of stiokt he
manages to shafts across the floor, and
if he fell down he would probably break
to pieces in several places,,
-On Friday, Jan. 28th, Mrs. Edward
Brennan, of North Bay, and until a year
ago a resident of Ohesley, was operated
on in the North Bay hospital for the re-
moval of a growth in her left breast.
Mrs. Brennan, who has bean frail for
some years saconmbed on the following
Sunday from the effects of the opera-
tion. Mrs. Brennan resided in Wing -
ham a number of years ago.
-Mr. L. O. Fleming of Clinton is
regretfully severing his conueotion with
the Huron County Y. M. 0, A. and with
the people of Clinton, having accepted
air apg ointment to the staff 0 teachers
of the Galt Oolleg'iato Institute, where
he begins duty March fat. The Y. M.
C. A. of Huron County will indeed be
sorry to hear of this, but the church
people at largo have not gone into the
important work, hence the interest is
not being kept up and it would only be
a matter of time when 1la.r, Fleming
would have to look olseWhere for a
position. Mr. Fleming has done good
work and ail will wish him success in
his new field of labor.-•CIinton 1Vew
Era.
mon-tens FEEL SAFE
WITH BABY'S OWN TAi3I
Mothers who have used by's Own
Tablets say theyoy foola 'When
they
have this mcdiciib fhouse athe
Tablets aro A never-. ing mire for the
ills of babyhood and childhood. And the
mother has the guarantee of a govern.
tient analyst that thismedicino container
riopoasorrous opiates. Mrs Walter~ Barr
Mountain ,3rove, Ont,,
little boy suffered terribly when teeth.
ing and from oonstipatlon. Nothing ,l
gave him did the least good until I gave
hila Baby's Own Tablets and these
brought him speedy relief« Every
Mother of young children should keep
the Tablets in the boine." Solo by
intdioine dealers or by mail at 25 cants
box With The Er. a►illlam(i' Medicine
+(,Io., Brookville, Out.
BORN.
MAd wELA.—In irowick, on February 11th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Maxwell; a daughter.
Wanted
YOUNG MEN
DIED
POWELA.—In St. Thomas. on February 16th,
Mrs. William Powell, of Binbrook, formerly
of Turnberry, aged 56 years.
GErnEs.-In Turnberry, on February 20th.
John Geddes, formerly Of Morris, in his 82nd
year.
RANsois.—In Ethel, on February 10th, Ann
Barker, beloved wife of Robert Ransom, aged
85 years, 10 months and 5 days.
STNOLA1R —In Brussels, on February 14th,
Christens Sinclair, aged 41 years, 2 months
and 28 days.
STRETTON.—In Fort William, on February
15th, James Stretton, sr., aged 82 years. 6
months and 4 days.
HASTINOR.—In Luoknow, on February 16th,
Mary Ann Hunter, relict of the late Robert
Hastings, of Wingham, aged 90 years, 8months
and 0 days.
SEED BARLEY FOR SALE
The undersigned has for sale at his premises,
lot 4, concession 8 Morris, a quantity or O. A,
C. No. 21 Barley which will be sold at 80 cents
per bushel, prof. Zavita says this great barley
,s destined to become generally grown. It has
yielded eight bushels per acre more than Man-
dscheuri.
JOHN COULTES,
Belgrave P. O.
FARM FOR SALE.
TO LEARN THE
MOULDING.
Good wages from start ;
under competent instructor.
9. splendid opportunity for
young men to learn a trade.
Apply to a W. D. VAREY,
Superintendent of WESTERN
FOUNDRY, Wingham, Ont.
The undersigned offers for sale his
farm north half lots 30 and 81, conces-
sion 6, East Wawauosh, containing
804 acres. On the premised are a good
barn with stone stabling, good frame
house, good supply of water; 1% miles
from sobool house; 2 2 miles from post
office. For full particulars apply on
the premises or address
WM. DENSMORE,
Westfield, 00.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
YOUNG S
BULLS F
We have 11. Yo
Calves for sale; so
and dam Among
class animals, and
the lot. The dame
are heavy milkers.
Owing to the fee
faring any Heifers,
our auntie! sale !hi
we are offering th
private sale at rear
to suit anyone. 0
wri e for what yo
at Ripley.
R H.
ORTHORN
R SALE.
ng Brille and Bull
e from imported sire
hese are some high.
t an interior one in
f a number of them
that we are not of -
we are not having
year; consequently
e Young Bulls for
noble prices ; terms
me and nae them, or
want. Visitors met
EID ce SONS,
Pine River, Ont
WINGHAM MACHINE SHOP
General repair work on an:omobiles,
bicycles, boilers, engines etc. Baby
carriages and go•carts retired.
Wood Turning- Whiftletrees, neck.
yokes, ksnthook handles eto.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. O.
1897, Chap 129, Sec. 38, that all persons having
claims against the estate of Henry Rintoul,
late of the Township of Kinloss in the County
Of Bruce, Yeoman, deceased, who died on or
about the tenth day of January A. D 1910, are
required to send by post prepaid or to deliver
to R Vanstone, Solicitor for the Executors, on
or before the tenth day of March, A. D.1910,
their names, addresses and descriptions and a
full statement of particulars of their claims
and the nature of the security (if any) held by'
them duly certified, and that after the said
day the Executors will proceed to distribute
the assets of the deceased among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which he shall then have notice.
Dated this 14th day of February, A. D. 1010.
11. VANSTONE,
Wingham, P.O.,
Solicitor for the Exeentors..
PROCLAMATION
Under and by virtue of t • authorities
f the i)ominfon Goverixt t,I do
O there.
r he all do e w In the M ni+
b stile that u
cipality of the Towns , + of East Wawa•
nosh be seonrely oho" ed, or kept tinder
look and key, or if +ening at large, to
he kept const nt muzzled With an
n 1 n the manner
ti a Metal m z2 e i
eil'eo v t
,attefaotorg to the 'proper authorities.
All doge running At large within the
ciorporation in non+compllaftoe with
this proclamation, on or atter this date,
will be irnnmediatoly destroyed, and the
owners of snch dogs trill be liable to a
fine of not less than $20 and not More.
than $200. 13y order of the Connell,
Wbiteohnrob, Feb, 19th, 1910.
JOIN GILLESPIyE.,yA
Bitola,
Farmers have you teen our Combina-
tion Stook Rack. Something new,
strong and handy.
Agency for steam and gasoline
engines.
Auction Sales given prompt attention.
W. A. CURRIE
PROPRIETOR.
Royal Grocery
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Don't forget that our 1.
Teas and Coffees lead.
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FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY
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For Settlers
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ALBERTA
Haw Made and How Reached
LOW SETTLERS' RATES
Settlers With Live
Stock arid Effects
Special Trains
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MAME end ORM
Settlers and Famines
without Live Stook
should use
Trains
Regular T i -
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10.10 p.m. daily
b'1NNICE0 FLYER
33 hours to Winnipeg
through reurlst Cars
COLONIST CARS ON An TRAINS
In Which herifit ate Ptte
AspDly le tiearest Agent far copy ew"Settlers'
Gutde," "Western unlade,"'TOurist Oars,"
at *rite
t Thampton, 0.ia.lrt., 6.ls.b7„ Tomato.
CLEARING OF FURS AT
SACRIFICED PRICES
Men's and Ladies' Fur Coats, Cloth
Coats, Neck Furs, etc.
We are sacrificing the above lines in order to
make room. for Spring Goods which are
arriving daily. Come in and inspect these
bargains before buying elsewhere.
1 only Sable Muff, reg.
$25.00 f or, - - $18.00
6 only Isabella Neck
Furs, reg. $10.00
for - $6.25
4 only Ladies' Marmot
Neck Furs, reg. $10.00
for -
- $6.25
2 only Men's Calf Coat
at prices that will in-
terest you
25 doz.‘ pair Ladies'
Hose, special at - 21c
1 only Sable Muff, reg.
$12.00 for - - $8.50
3 only Ladies' Fur -Lined
Coats, 25% to clear.
1 only Ladies' Marmot 15 pieces Dress Goods,
Colarette, reg. $16.50 reg. $1.00 and $1.25,
for - - $10.00 to clear at - - 50p
Produce Wanted.=Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Beans, Feathers, etc.
Headquarters for all kinds choice Seeds—
Timothy, Alsike, and Lucerne Clover.
GOODSOD G. E. KING
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• Our customers and the public in general are cordially invited to come to our II
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• Of every kind now being sold positively at cost. This Great Sale •
includes everything in
Furs, Ladies' Cloth Coats, 11Ien's Overcoats, Suits,
'Underwear, Rubbers, Overshoes (all sizes, new and best
quality), Blankets (of fine quality -will give pleasure es well
as comfort to the mere), Heavy Hose and Sox, and
every article in stook that can be classed as Winter Goode
will be sold on the above terme. I.
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D. BELL, the Great MUSIC and PIANO DEALER I
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0 the day. They are bought outright by me, which means
a saving to parties purchasing a Plano here,
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♦ meat, Any One of our Pianos is an ornament in any home,
The " action " of a piano is a very vital part " . it does the
player's bidding,
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Each of our Pianos is fitted with the latest patent Noiseless
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Pedalo.
4. The Tone is the most Important consideration when selecting
a Plano. Oar instruments are guaranteed to possess' n Tone
powerful, at the Stine time tweetand m lod•
kali,. round and Powe f r e e
ions.
When purchasing a Plano besire you'call on
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Oppotiie Skating Rank
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FINAL CLEAN-UP
OF
HEAVY
RUBBERS
FOR
FARMERS
Teamsters
and
LABORERS
3 Days of ExceplionaDy Law Prices
Fri'., Sat., Moo Feb. 25, 26, 28
Men's best Stub proof, 4 boles, Men's best Stub proof, 4holes, low
high cut, double duck, regular cut, double duck, reg. $2,35,
$2,85, for per pail'...., .$1.95 for, per pair ..... , . $1,65
M en's 14 -inch leacher top, double
duck bottom, regular $4 00 for
per pair $2.75
Men's Diamond Edge, 4 laceholes,
heavy clump soles, reg. $2.15.
for, per pair $1,50
Men's Diamond Edge, extra heavy
clump solos, 1 buckle, regular
52, for, per pair $1.40
Boys' Pure Gum, heavy clump
soles, 4 lace holes, reg. 51.60,
for, per pair $1.10
The above reduced prices are 20 per cent. below the
wholesale cost of these rubbers to -day, but must be
sold this season in accordance with our rule to
carry nothing over from season to season. .
TRUNK AND VALISE SALE FOR TWO WEEKS
Read about it in the "Advance."
WILLIE & CO.
THE SHOE STORE.
Sole Agents for
ZeaeAf.7,
for Ladies,
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Sole Agents for the "Astoria " Shoes + for Men.
'wv'vvvil1C0W7111/.V.Yi rervirgiovv v7c
Clearing of Winier Goods
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All lines Men's Fur and Cloth Overcoats to go at cost.
All Underwear—Ladies', Children's, Men's and Boys'
—at reduced prices.
Also balance of Rubbers, all kinds, to go at cost.
Wool Blankets, Wool Sheeting and Comforters.
No. I Sugar, $5.00 per cwt., cash.
NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
Those Who Toil Earnestly and
With Success
(Will be satisfied only with the best i
Over haul that can be manufactured
LEATHER LABEL
OYER -HAULS
are high-grade, union made anti the best
that honest effort and the technical
knowledge of how to build
Americarti Style Work Clothes
CAN PRODUCE
• We, the agents for this vicinity, have
Just received a new lot and respectfully
ask the worthy men who toil to let us
Orove to you that Leather Label
verhauls and Jaelteta are
Stour kind,
These are double stitohed throughout,
big end generous (it takes froni'42 tri 44
yards
to mak
a dozen),have sevenpock*
els, imported buckles and buttons that
won't coals off, elastic detachable sus*
treaders, etc„ etc.
WE LK* hHU Ailiit'l$
ALL II.1ne 08' Pleo1UCk WANTED.
T. A. MILLS
PRONE +' 8 . WINGliAM', 014T.
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