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TUE WINGLIAM, TIMES, MARCH 2 1911
MINOR LOCALS,
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-YealerdaY Was At111 Wednesdity.
complete line of staple stationery
On sale at the TtlittS add°.
Henning, the new tailor has
lan advt. in this issue, Read its
Rear the We1611 Ledies' Choir in the
Opera house next Tuesday evening.
-Bear the Welsh Ladle a Chair in the
Opera hettee next Tuesday evening,
-Get your wedding invitations and,
Visiting cards printed at the Tim office,
-The regular monthly meetiug of the
Town Conned will be held next Monday
evening
--Robt. Knox is receiving his spring
shipments of new wall paper, Read his
new advt. in another column,
-Hugh Campbell, ex Mayor or Mit-
chell is dead. He was a life-long Liberal
and had been a resident of Mitchell since
1857.
-We aresorry toreport that Miss Jen.
nie Sneath is seriously in with slight
hopes for her recovery.
-Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Matheson, of
the 8th concession of Huron Township
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of
their marriage on February 131b.
-The report that emanated in New
York some time ago that rich deposits
ot potash were diaoovered at Goderioh
hes greeted considerable interest in the
County town.
- Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, of Ripley,
underwent a serious operation et the
Wingham Hospital last week and we
are pleased to report that she is making
a speedy recovery.
- Mr. X. E. Swarts is making con-
aiderable improvement to the interior of
the Queen's hotel in having metalio
placed on the ceiling and walls of the
sitting rooms and bar rooms,
-One and one-quarter million -dollars
are to be spent for advertising during
1911 by the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific Railroads. The railroad officials
certainly believe in advertising.
• -Goderioh firemen handed in their
rubber boote and coats Saturday and
quit the job because the Conneil would
not accede to raising their pay. Several
new men, however, took their places.
W. C. T. U, COLUMN. a disease.
The deteriorationa produced in the
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This column has been reserved for the
woe or the Wingham W. Q,
and will be edited by the members
of that Society,
The skeleton of a man has been found
near the Thames River, England, which
is said to be li0,000 years old.
The Norwegian Parliament has adopt-
ed a measure admitting women as state
officers, save- those having to do with
the Cabinet, military, diplomatic and
consular services.
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"Add to virtue knowledge " II Peter 1:5.
If the purity of our boys and girls is
to be coneerved, it must be built upon
something stronger than ignorance,
Them if, not a saloon in San Joan
County. New Mexico A distiller en
deavor, d to establish himself in that
county but the fruit growers banded to -
gather and agreed not to sell him any
frit for distilling purposes. As a result
the oonn,ty i without saloons and there
Is not prisoner in the county jail. For
a large part of the last year there were
no prisoners in the jail for drunkenness,
and only one man was arrested for in-
toxication during the past eighteen
months. The total number of prisoners
in the county jail for a year and one-
half is only seven. One man only in
the county was arrested for assault and
battery during the year 1909. Saloons
have been out of the county for two
years,
Eighty eight per cent. of the manu-
factories ot the United States demand
total abstinence on the part of their em•
ployees, and about 1,000,000 of the rail-
road men of the country are compelled
to be total abstainers from both ferment-
ed and distilled liquors.
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Alcohol lowers the body's power of •
infectious diseases. An active campaign
againif alooholism is therefore funds- •
mentally important in the movement
against tuberculosis.
The brain is the organ of the mind,
and the temple an instrument of con-
duct and oharaoter.
Alcohol is first of all a nerve poison,
which, used immoderately for a long
time, causes serious changes in the ner.
vous system, whioh give rise to mental
disorders; the reasoning power is weak•
ened, the will relaxed and the disposi-
tion coarsened.
Whatever disorganizes brain disorga.
nizes mind and character; and whatever
disorganizes mind and oharaoter diem..
.ganizas society.
Whilesaelf-control lets, a bad habit is
a vioe; when self-control is lost, a bad
habit is a disease.
While a bad habit is a vioe, the treat-
ment of it belongs to the Christian and
the philanthropist. When it becomes a
disease, the treatment of it belongs to
physicians. In probably nine oases out
of ten among the physical difficulties
produoed by the use of alcohol, and not
inherited, the trouble is a vioe and not
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blood by alcohol are peculiarly lojuttous
to the brain on account of the great
quantity of blood sent to that organ.
To nos liquor is to the nervous system
like plitoing sand in a watoh; it wears it
out rapidly, melting of it a WOrthiess,
useless thing.
Alcohol, even in small quantities, used
cooasionally, contrary to the general
opinion, steadily lowers the power of
attention, judgment and efflotenoy,
he regular meeting of W. 0. T. U.
was held in the 0, 0. F. hall on Tuesday
of this week, Further particulars next
issue.
From Ontario to Winni
•:".g without
Change of 0 rs.
If you travel to W -torn Canada by
the Canadian raot direct line, The
trains make t astest time with no
change of cars route, no transfers or
customs examination, The route is inter -
eating andattraotive and through Caned.
ian territory the entire journey, Special
train service for settlers in effect during
March and April.
Mrs. Fraser, mother of the late Hon.
0, F. Frazer, died at Brookville, aged 88.
BORN.
RA"S.-1n Wingham, on February 28th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Renneth Rae; a daughter.
DIED,
G1LLESPIE.-In Whitechurch, on February
22oc1, Mimic Rintoul, wife of John Gibson Gil-
lespte. aged 26 years and 9 months.
MeLEAN.-In Wingham, on February 26th,
Susan McElroy, wife of Mr. Lachlan McLean,
in her 89th year. •
IESISTER.-In Morris, on February 25th,
Edna Irene, second youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Ishister, aged 20 yews, 1 month
and 21 days.
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ALMIN1STER MOQUETTE RUGS ...1
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Having bought a clearing line of these Axminister •
• Moquette Rugs in Floral and Animal Designs, worth re-
gular $3.00, we will clear the entire lot for $2.00 each.
Come early and get first choice as they will not last long I
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20 lbs. of Best Granulated Sugar - $1.00 i
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p. Fresh Prunes, per lb - - - roc
. Choice Raisins, 3 lbs for - 25c
* Gallon Apples, per tin 3oc
I. Maple Syrup, per tin - • - 25c
Oat Meal, fresh, 9 'lbs for 25c
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Sardines in oil, per tin 04C 11 4
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Good 4 Cord Broom - 25c 4
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BIG SHOE
BARqIANS
FOR MEN
43 PAIRS HIGH GRADE SHOES
MADE BY GEO. A. SLATER, ASTORIA SHOE CO.
AND ALBERT SHOE CO.
• Regular $4.50 and $5.00 Shoes
ON SALE ON FRIDAY AT 7 P.M.
FOR $2.97 PER • PAIR
None of these Shoes will be sold, promised or laid by
before 7 o'clock Friday evening but the mate to
each shoe can be examined and tried on
any time before the sale.
ON EXHIBITION IN SOUTH WINDOW
WILLIS • & CO.
Sole Agents
THE SHOE STORE.
for Ladies.
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SPECIAL ANNOLNCEMENT
BIG CHANGE
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BUSINESS.
The Business heretofore carried on by the -Geo. E. Icing Estate has
been sold and henceforth will be known as KING BROS.
Stock Must Be Reduced
The new firm will give the people of Wingharn and vicinity three weeks of the •GREATEST
MONEY -SAVING opportunities ever offered •
The stock consisting of everything in Staple and Fancy Dry. Goods, Carpets, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc., etc. xn.ust be reduced from $20,000 to $12,000 and if
price will:do it, it will not take long. Everything goes.
COME TO THE SALE. • BRING YOUR FRIENDS. SAVE MONEY. 4 YOU WILL BE SATISFIED
Thanking you for past patronage and soliciting a continuance of same we are, yours respectfully
KING BROS.
N. accounts up to March ist, 1911, must be paid at once to Miss E. M. Zing through •her
solicitor Mr. J. A. Morton,
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and Friday, Mar. 2nd and 3rd ---Reducing Prices ---Open for
Business Saturday, March 4th.
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