HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-11-27, Page 5TIIE WZNGJC. M TIMES, NU E:MD:RR 27., 1912.
14tlas Jennie. 0,irrntherli 11f the High-
leode in'Gfay town ;lip, to via tiugwitlt
with- Maggie- Wtlgiit, '
Masters F vault and *,Cot l3el4en, ot
`.Corpgtq.Jiuxctiouere welting With their
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� e , Ni . Saniuel Snell.
Me. halliard Millar ie re-e#paged fi
1903 to Morris School No I0. ata• rause I
ot< $1.0 on celery,
Air. Alen MONO, of Ohesiey and his l
beide have been visiting friends au'ouud. ,
Bleasvele thio week,
Miss Uttar Brattu, $ef Grey township
ie visiting tier ooush*, Miss xt#e, Bryttud,
of the gravel road,.
Thursday, Deo lith is the state decided
ripen for the "Yo. len terms .concert."
A ,,goad progritI1i13 will he presented,
Proceeds will be applied to the Sick 1
Children's Hospital at Torouto.
Jas. Innes and Jas. Stratum are an -
pointed ushers Tri Victoria halt fur
Sabbath evenings,
Soule assaults of-Iniilaure P.xaocl-
A blotched, pimply, clisfieured face,
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' The R. I -l. CROWDER CO. bought for cash
sixteen Mildred Dollars worth
{ of Travellers' Samples
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
At Severity Cents on the Dollar..
The reason of this big cut in price was this : Simply too
"large a lot for one merchant. We made an offer ; it was
:accepted. We have the goods now in stock, We want you
to help us unload -our stock, not your purse -as your money
will go one-third farther here during our Sample Suit and
• "Coat Sale.
Overcoats ! Overcoats ! I
6 only Men's Blue Beaver Overcoats, worth $7.00, sate $4.75
5 only Men's B1aek Beaver Overcoats, worth 10.00, sale 7.00
7 only Youthh' and Men's 40-ii1 Grey Overcoats, 10,50 sale 7.75
10 only Grey Cheviot Overcoats, sizes 35 to 40 chest, gua}ranteed
all wool; 52 inches long, raglailette back, Talma pockets,
lined with best Italian linings, a really nobby garment,
worth $12.50, sample sale
12 only Overcoats, sizes 133 to 44, made of Black Cheviot, raglan-
otte cut, Telma pockets, 48 -inch long, velvet collar, worth
"08,00, ,$8.50 and $9,00, sample sale
6 Small Boys' Overcoats, sizes 24 to 28, worth $4.50 to $5, sale 3,35
9.50
6 75
Tea Jackets !
7 only Men's Frieze Pea Jackets, sizes 36 to 44, worth $6,00 and
$5.00, sample sale - - -
:3.95
17 only Men's Sample Suits
In greys, navy, checks and fancy tweeds, sizes 36 to 44, worth
$7.00, $7,50 and :58.50, sample sale price - - - $5.50
'J Suits only $3.75
For youths, sizes 31, 32, 33, 3.4, 35, in Tweeds, long pants, worth
$5.75 to 6.25, sample sale - - $3,75
We have a large stock of Boys' Suits at $1.65 to $5.00
Odd Pants Bargains'
Prices in Odd Pauts are away down.
1300 pairs to choose from.
.75 to $2.75
'Gents' Furnishings -The very latest at Iowest cash prices
In Sox. Shirts, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Mitts, Gloves, Braces,
Hats, Caps, etc., WE CAN NOT BE BEATEN. And when you buy
from us yon know you have the right article at the right price.
gar Poultry wanted. Butter au 1 Eggs wanted.
THE R. H. CROWDER CO.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO. •
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TUMBLERS - For table use,' plain pattern, with
.short fluted bottom, 35c per dozen
TABLE SECTS -Plain, with a neat decoration ; con-
sisting of sugar, cream, butter dish and spoon
holder, - - 450 per set
FRUIT. SETS -Nicely embossed pattern ; compris-
ing six nappies and one large bowl, - for 40c
GLASS PITCHERS -Victoria pattern, quart size,
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They tone the heart, stimulate the
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A. L. HAMILTON,
DRUGGIST; ---- --- WINGt9AM
Correspondeu.ce
Interesting Items caritribute4' 1
by Readers of the Tltnesw J
n t,,l.-T, ti,
Mrs. E, D. Chamberlain, of 'Toronto,
has been yisiting with old friends iia.
131yth.
The Sailday school of Blyth I etihii-
d church
ust will hold a inasicalititd liter-
ary entertainment on Friday evening,
Deo. 19th.
Mr, Itobt, Somers, jr„ has taken a
situation iu a bakery at Stratford.
The Youug People's Soeiety of 'Trinity
cliurpli have elected the following oflicel'e
for the.ensuiag s nxonths:-President,
Mr. A, 5, West; vice-president, Miss
Grace Bdtnouds; secretary -treasurer,
John Moore; organist, Miss Edna Card-
er; assistant organist, Miss Ella Metcalf.
Miss Sybilla Wettlaafor, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Adam Wett-
Iaufer, died on Wednesday of last week.
She Ixad been ill for the past eight weeks
with typhoid fever anti stomach trouble,
The funeral took place to the Union
cemetery ou Friday' afternoon.
Turning Down the Doctors,
T110 marvellous cures of Catarrhozeuo
are beiug touch talked about, Thous•
ands are daily reeogiliziug the except-
ional merit of this simple inhaler treat-
ment, and iustead of rtuuxiug to the doc-
tor with their winter We they protect
thetuselves by Catarrhozene; it stills
colas in the head iu ten minutes, quick-
ly relieves Catarrh, 13 roach iris, Asthma,
Lnug Troubles, aud cures even though
all other reutodies have failed. Catarrh -
ozone is very pleasaut, safe and oolhvetii-
ehxt to use. Its best recotncxteaatiou is
its enormous sale; try it today, Price
x;1.00, small size 250 at Druggists.
SALE IL
The Tfit*S till end 1003 for $1. See
the special clubbing rates in another
column of this issue.
A very pretty weddiug was celebrated
on Weduesday at last week at the
home of Mrs. A McMichael, Beltnore
road,wheu her daughter Annie was mar-
ried to Mr,Davicl Weir,soi of Wats Weir,
Esq., in the presence of a few intimate
friends, The bride was attired in a dress
of white silk and looked very charming
indeed. The eereinouy was performed
by Rev. L A. McKelvey and .the wed-
ding march played by Mrs, J. Hartley.,
sister of the groom. The young couple
were uuatteuded and only their immedi-
ate relatives were present. The bride
received many pretty and useful
presents. The young couple will settle
down at once to the realities of their
new life ou the groom's farm here.
TL'lt\ lll:lxTts.
Minutes of council meeting held Nov.
24th,
Members of council all present, the
Reeve in tIhe clxair. The minutes of last
meeting were read and adopted on mo-
tion of Messrs. Mitchell and Mosgrove.
Reports: -The Reeve reported having
let n job of rebuilding culvert on Morris
boundary to E. Blliott nt $6; also let a
job of gravelling on Wingham boundary
to H. McKinnon at 20c per yard,cout-ae-
tor to pay one halt inspection.
The following accounts were passed
and cheques on Bank of Hamilton issued:
H. B. Elliott, printing, $,2.50; L, Peahen,
gravel, $1.02; Hugh McKinnon, gravell-
ing, $31.40; Hugh IvlcKinuon, work on
Wawanosh boundary, $27; Gas-iu Wil -
sou, Inspector on Wawauosh boundary,
$3; Hugh McKinnon, work on roads,
00; Wnh. Carruthers, Inspector, $2;
Wuh. Chandler, Inspector and brushing,
$7.50; John Woods, repairing bridge,
$2.00; H. Wheeler, gravel and damages,
$8.00; Jeff Mosgrove, damages, $1; John
Ansley, gravel $1.50; Jas. Powell, re-
pairing culvert, 50c; James Elliott,board
of health, $5; Peter rlcLaren, part of
salary, $50; Win. I3omuth, board of
health, $1; John Burgess, part of salary,
$50; George Fotunrn, board of health, $4;
Paul Powell, part of salary, $30; Wm.
Cruickshank, $4; Dr. Agnew, M. H. O.,
$5; John Burgess, board of health, ,$6;
Estate John Diluent, Sanitary Inspector,
$1,
Moved by Mr. Lovell, seconded by
Mr. Couplincl that this meeting do now
adjourn to meet in the Cleric's office,
131uevalo, on Monday, Dec. 15th, at 10
o'clock a, in,
Jorix I3L'ltonss, Clerk.
The Grand Trunk Railway has deoid-
I ed to make Stratford the chief point for
the repair of locomotives.
/Zcient Foe
To health and happiness is Scrofula-.
as ugly as ever since time immemorial,
It causes bunches in the neck, die"
figures the skin, inflames the =cone
membrane, wastes the muselea, weak-
ens the bogies, reduces the power of
resistance to disease and the capacity
for recovery, and develops- into con.
sumption.
"Two of nay children had scrofula sorc7
which kept growing deeper and kept then!
from going to school for three month,
Ointments and medicines did no good untii
I began giving thein Hood's SarsaparilIs.
This medicine caused the sores to heal, and
the children have shown no signs of serot-
ula since," J. W. eleGise, Woodstock, Ont.
Hood's Sarsooarilia
will rid yon of it, radically and per•
raanently, as it has rid thousands.
an
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real.
doixcit" of her bister,,Mrs, );;dell 8404 SA
'gut Wiyte41305t4 Ott + rirl:t.v NW 14:11.
She h'id het* Meinvesha furii groat many
yo
r. 1� C..Qinr'ce.of Win: heed bees been
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a1r. hold.insr irteetin,ga PI the Brice clients
vicinity, erganizieg i'or the. 4rit of Dec-
ember vote eu the Ontario Liquor Act.
feeling of exhaustion, wracked nerves,
headache atm n, dull brain. The proper
cure is bee Ferrozone Tablet atter oaeh
meal. Ferrozotio clears and beautifies
the complexion by making rich, pure
blood, It restores the. enfeebled ;brain
and unstrung nerves to a itealthy vig-
orous condition. It invigorates all the
physical and mental powers, and brings
strength and ambitioa to the depressed.
Refuse a substitute for Ferrozone-it's
the •best tonic tinct rebuilder known.
Price 500 at bruggists or Polsoix 6 Co.,
Kingston, Ont. Sold by A L. Hauxilton..
w LTQN.
The 12th annual Sabbath School Cou-
ventiou ill connection with the Union
local Association was held in Duty's
church, on Tuesday, Nov, 18th. At the
afternoon session, President Goo. Bar-
rows, 000upied the chair, and after de-
votional exercises and chairman's re-
marks tho following program was carried
out: --Rev. M. G. Arrow, "The Pastor's
Sowing;" Geo. Grigg, "The Teacher's
Sowing;" Miss. A. Gardiner, "The Par-
ent's Sowing;" Rev. A. MacNab, M. A.,
"Can anything be done in the traiuing
of our teachers for more efficient work? ; "
Question Din:wer; Closing. At the
evening meeting the new Presidont,Rev,
Mr. MacNab was introduced and spoke
appropriate words. , G. F. Blair. of
Brussels, gave a full and clear explana-
tion of the new Liquor Act or the "Re-
ferendum" as it is improperly called.
This was followed by a bright, helpful
address on "How we may help the Pro-
hibition cause" by Rev. T. ` W. Cosens,
of Brussels. Choice musical seleetioos
were rendered by the choir. The collec-
tion, after expenses are paid, will be de-
voted to the finances of the Prohibition
campaign. The convention was a good
one aud was well attended considering
tho bad reads frt><d 'disagreeable weather.
The Agonizing Paine of Itheumati,ul.
Swollen, aching joints, muscles .aro
stiff and sore, every movement aceom-
panied by pain. Tho most potent remedy
is Poison's Nerviline, which has five
times the uain•subduiug power of any
other preparatiou. Apply the Nerviliue
copiously, rub it on well and then bind
in a hot fiauael bandage. This will cure
the worst eases in a short time. Try
Neryiline for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sciatica or Lumbago -it's all right and
only costs a quarter.
Dr. Hamilton's Pills Cure Constipation.
ctIza .OSS.
Council met in the Town Hall, Tees -
water, Nov. 18th. Minutes of last meet-
iug were read and sustained,
A petition was presented to the Conn -
by George Falcouer, signed by him-
self and others, to have a watercourse
opened up at lot 29, con. 3 and 4, under
the Drainage Act.
Kautz -Reid- That the petition of
Geo. Falconer and others be laid over
for further consicleration.-Carried.
Kautz-Ballagh-That this Council
refund the stun of 840 to the Teeswatcr
Council, being amount overpaid on three
eight inch tile, and that a cheque be
issued in favor of their Treasurer for
that amouut,-Carried,
Kuntz-Bnllagh That the approaches
to the 13ridge on the 14th con. is danger-
ous for travel, that Jas, Donaldson have
the sane made sate in whichever way
he thinks best,, Carried.
Donaldsou-•-•Kuntz -That the Clerk
have a bylaw prepared and ready for
passing at the next sitting for holdhxg
nomination and for appointing deputy
returning officers to act at election, if
eecessary. Carried.
Finance report -V. Rettiuger, gravel,
$5.70; Wm. Sproals, contract of gravell-
ing, $151.522; Thos. n. Brown, grayling
sideroacl, 910; Win. Cassidy, contract on
G, and C., $20; D. Island, inspecting
and spreading gravel, S6; Township
Olerk, services re Ditches and Water-
courses' Act, ;3; Win. Baptist, fixing
20th sideroad, con 13, $12,75; Angus
Smith, services as engineer, 8120; 111Maa-
kay, selecting jurors, $3; refuucl on tile,
84c.
Ballaglx---ISonaldson. -That the finance
report as just read be adopted, ---Carried.
Donaldson-Ballaglh--•-That this Conn-
ed do note adjourn to meet again sin the
15th day of December as required by
Statute --Carried.
CHAS. BUTTON, Clerk.
The Grand Trnuk will begin immed-
iately the construction at a railway from.
Gravenharst or North Bay to Vie Writs,
13, 0. and may absorb the Mackenzie-
Mttltu line.
J. 13. NOW, of the Gth cone 'scion ,
E'et Wdwituosh, lots rented his 10) ilei e
farm to 0. Cools for i1 numb, r of 3•carr*.
Mr, Nicol, whose lieelth is not good,tut-
thuds going farther south f )r the preteut.
muiiturs.
The .council met according to adjourn-
ment on Nov, 17tlt;nreetbets all preseut;
the Reeve in the nha:r; minutes of brat
lueetiug read rind passed, Oa notion of
Jackson and Taylor, Mr. Cock was io-
straotecl to have culvert on sideline, be-
tween 1)ts 10 slid 11, con. 7, rot in a
proper state of repair. On model). of
Shaw and Taylor. the foli'twing perr:ons
were appointed deputy- rrsturninl; uflieers
in sass a poll be required at the comas;
municipal election ,name] y: Polling sub-
division 1. A. Lairila,w ; No. 2, tiVtn.Tity-
lor; N. 3, 0. McQren; N'o. 4. Thas..
lliiilor, jr„ No. 5, Wein, Eagtol); N).. 6.
J. Robb. On motion of Code aryl Tay-
lor„ tivr following accounts were ordered
to be paid; -Jars, Shari), lantilers aryl re-
pairing on( vert.: $7; M. Healy, a]eauing
ditch, $3: 11. Richmond, repairing cul.
vert, 2; F. Gntteridgs:, $12 51;F. Gutter-
idge, tile for west boundary, $0.2:1;
F. Gutteridge, tile for,torch bona,
clary, $10; F. Gutteridge. tile for
Brassels boundary, $10,50; Jas. Rob-
ertson, drawing tile for west bound-
ary, $1,50; S. Vtutuornl'tn, putting in.
culvert on west beau Lary, $13; Win.
Geddes, receiviug box for culvert on
west boundary, $1; A. C tutelou, digging
ditch. $5; R. You'll, job at Stirishwe
bridge, $25; Jas. Robertson, Waal .wwk
on west boundary $8;T.J.Brydges,team-
ing on west boundary $3; Wal. Isbister,
work on west b,)nurlary, $2; F.Wheeler,
whifiletree for grafter, $1.00: R. Thue1],
$1.06; Thos M. Henderson, culvert on
north boundary, :S4 25; Howie$ luster.
since Co. $1.20; A. T. 0,le, Work and
material for culvert, $12 30; Win, Kear-
ney, work with grader,fy12 28; 0.Whee'-
er, drawing tile and putting in culvert,
$5, P. McNabb, plank ttud repniriug
culvert, 21; A. Slhaw,part of oouncillor's
fees, :535; T. Code, part of councillor's
fees, €25; Johu II ipper, gravelling ou
sidetiue, $5.60. The council then ad.
journed to Meet again on the 15th Dee.,
next. W. CL.l1nk. Clerk.
Mrs. P. N. Gunter died at her resi-
dence in Trenton, Out., Nov. 5th, ages'
60 years, atter a loots and painful illness
from cancer. Deceased was a sistor-in-
law of Mrs. John Parr, 4th line, and was
a woman of sterlinir Christiancharaster.
Alfr
John Twiss, for some years iu the em-
ploy of T. F. Coleman, salt manufact-
urer, was initautly killed Saturday
morning in Coleman's stables. Wheu
found his hand was holding the electric
1i;ht wire to which was attached an in -
can ]esoeut lamp. Twiss leases tt widow
arid eleven of a family residing at Sea-
fort't
oss of Flesh
When you can't eat break-
fast, take Scott's Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
and butter, take Scott's
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
nourishing, take Scott's
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
fat. Scott's Emulsion is a
great fattener, a great
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all body
tissues, not only fat. Scott's
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invalids, for Con-
valescents, for consumptives,
for weak children, for all
who need flesh, Scott's
Emulsion is a rich and corn-
fortable food, and a natural
tonic.
Scott's Emulsion for bone,
flesh, blood and nerve.
We. will send you
a free sample.
Be sure that this picture
in the form of to label is en
the wrapper of every bottle
of Emulyloft you buy.
SCOTT & $OWNii,
CtfliM1s1s,
Toronto, Ontario.
5Oc. and pl, all druggists.
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Trade
Makers
H. E. Isard & Co's
Our ever-incr:asing business tells that we have the right
goods to offer, and that our customers buy theist and find
them profitable, '?lease note below a few shays here
and there throughout our large stock, which will be of
interest to the I.cene' t buyers.
10 pieces fine French Cashmere Wdist Cloth, alt new patterns,
wide, regular value 50e, while they last .40
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Due piece Plaid. Dress Goods, wide, niee pattern, regular price
25c, to clear at , . ......... ,
4 pieces Homespun Dress Goods, all wool, 54 inches wide, reg-
ular priee $1,00, sale price .75
Ladies' Belts, to clear, different styles, regular .price 35e and
40c, your choice for ... .25
Boys' Sweaters, just arrived, a nice assortment, all wool, elastic
rib, choice colors, special value , .50
Underwear, another shipment just received, all sizes, Fleece -
lined underwear. see our leader at .50
Wrappers, a special line, lined, well made, regular valise 1.25,
special price
10 pieces extra heavy .twiiled Flannelette, fist colors, wide,
regular 10c quality, sale price .08
Caperines, nice size, with high collar, Coney and Astrachan fur,
regular price e5 00, our priee 3.50
Ladies' .jackets, in black Beaver, nicely made, high collar,
regular value $5,00, special at 3.75
Ladies' Waists, new patterns. Iined all through, fast colors,
new style. regular value 1.25, sale price 1.00
Carpet -A speeial line of heavy Union Carpet, yard wide, new
pattern, good colors, regular value 35c, special at25
1,00
Men's Suits- Our clothing is the hest make, and selling fast
See our Men's Suits, worth $7 50, at 6.00
6.00
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Overcoats.. -.We have all the new styles, and best
See our trade winner at ....
assortment .
Boots and Shoes -We carry a large stock of the best makes,
high quality, low prices. Good Rubbers......
Fur Coats --We have the right kind in Men's and Women's,
and can save you money. See our special men's coat at, .. 15.00
11. E. I A ! Co.
Opposite Bank of i illiitoll highest price paid for Produce
John Algie, brother of Condnutor Al-
gxe, of Goderich, was instantly killed at
Houghton, Mich., the other day, by
falling from a building. on which he was
working.
AT THE THEATRE OR
AFTER THE THEATRE
Yea will find our candies deliccous. A box of
ooh• mimed confectionery, or inked c•liocolatc's,
will be a « eli;;ittful addation to the pleanure,t ot
the ctrania or opera. Bo zed enlulies deliivered,
it desired. '3 in' price ot our *;sleeted chocolat,,
creams i, I:. to 75c per pound.
;IAS. BUCKLEY, Star Restaurant.
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The Market Bakery Broad is
perfection itself. 'White, light,
sweat centre; rich, brown, short
crust. Mixed, molded, baked.
and cleiivered in just the way to
twin your approval.
ALL FINDS OF PASTRY
WEDDrNO CAKES A SPECIALTY
We have all the latest machin-
ery, and there is no need of
sending to the city for your
bread or pastry.
D, LOUGHEED
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
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Is ane thing we have the lead in. Our assort-
ment of wood seat and leather seat diners is a
marvel of style, quality and cheapness.
EXTENSION TABLES in great variety.
SIDEBOARDS -The largest and best selected stock
of the latest designs and choicest woods in use ill
the manufacture of up -to date furniture.
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