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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1905-03-02, Page 5THE WINGIIAM TIMES ? AIICII 2, (:405 lir4=NT smo=' NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS Impooc►isgcd 3011 Bargains AT CROWDER'S THIS WEEK We have had a splendid Stock -Taking Sale, which has far surpassed our anticipation, and which is now draw- ing to a close. But to make it a sale to be remembered we will close it with some extra bargains. Prices will be low ; cost will not be taken into consideration at all. These are good goods, but quantities are small and we are not able to repeat the lines, So come early, and get f r'st choice. OVERCOAT SPECIAL, $5.50. 24 Men's and Youths' Overcoats, all kinds, short and long lengths, sizes 34 to 40 chest, regular $7.50, $8 50 and $10 00. "Sale price ,. $5.50 9 only Boys' Black Frieze Raglan Overcoats, sizes 22 to 28, regular price $5.00 and $5.75. Sale price $3.75 $1.75 PANTS $1.25.-21 pairs Men's Tweed Pants, broken lines, no two pairs alike, all sizes in the lot, regular prices $1.50 and $1.75. Sale price $1.25 O5c KNICKERS 30c.- 43 pairs Boys' Knickers, all sizes 22 to 33, Blue Serge's, Tweeds, Mole, etc., regular prices 50o, 65o and 75o. Sale .39 SUIT SPECIAL $2 50.-27 Boys' 3 -piece Suits, sizes 22 to 33, regnlar $4.00 to $0 00 each. Sale price.... $2.50 Men's $1 00 Mole Pants .75 $G 50 Men's Pea Jackets $3.50 MEN'S SUIT SPECIAL, $6.00. - 11 only Tweed Suits, sizes 35 to 44 chest, in good strong tweeds, regular prices $8.0Q and $9.50. Sale , ... • .... . ... ......... $6.00 SHOES AT BARGAIN PRIDES ! New Hats New Shirts Ea- Another lot of Empty Boxes for sale. "Oa CRO1[R e Blue Front Store. Wingham, 1nar,„I.k,.k.Ii.YhIII IY,,.watt .IY.IiIYil.i,. mnYtWIIn:I/i„ ILINNOLCANII I k.Jetzuseasamunienzoisommeadi �..dn.+tuba I. Lill Kl,d,.1..11.le[Ii 11l.liiaturl. udY t.B...Warts al+rel. LluJlllraW.. l.. ill .LV LIEMICONNIMIler Buffets, China Cabinets, Combination Sideboards - The• newest designs in Diningroo r'urniture. 1 Buffet, 44 -inch top, quartered oak, .:tamers, fancy glass doors 10x40, British bevel . ror $27.00 1 Buffet, 48 -inch top, quartered glass door in centre, 'ene British mirror, an exce • do furniture -, 3 drawers, swell ed posts 14 x 44, in ally handsome piece of $30.00 ,, 1 Quartered Oak Combination Sideboard, China Cabinet at side, 1 drawer and 2 doors, long drawer at bottom, mirror 20x20 inches ... $28.00 1 China Cabinet, swell glass door and swell glass ends, mirror in back, heavy carved feet, 6 ft. high...... $25.00 A splendid assortment of Sideboards, medium and low- priced. From $34.00 to $7.25 L. A. BALL & CO. The People's Furniture Store. UNDERTAKING Brick residence, 6th house west PHONE from Hamiltons Corner Drug Store, where night calls will 51 receive prompt attention. 1 CARPETS LINOLEUMS OILCLOTHS 1 EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS. What Wideawake Times Correspondents Communicate - Other Items Clipped From Our Exchanges. EAST WAWANOSH 0 Mr, Herman Bnbolz, of Egnlandville, intend() removing to East Wawanosh, Pear Auburn, where his daughter, Mrs. J. Doerr resides. The many friends of Mr, and Mrs. Bnbolz will be sorry to have then, remove from Egwondville, but the good wishes of all will follow to their now home. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lever was the scene of much gladness on Wed- nesday evening of last week, wheu their daughter, Miss Jennie was, married to Mr, Geo. F. Coultas, of this township. Rev. J. J. Hustle, of Belgreve performed the ceremony in the presence of a num- ber of iuvited guests. Tho evening was spent in various amusements and all present wishing Mr. and Mrs, Coultes many years of happiness and prosperity. -The Bell Te!ephoiie Co, FOR MTA: P OF CANADA is about to issue a new Su6scribers'm Hotel STPONED OPENING Tho Hardest Pain to ,Entittre Is the pain of a tender corn, but ex- perience proves that corns are cured quickest by Putnam's Painless Corn Ex- tractor, which acts in twenty-four hours. Putnam's never burns or causes sores. Tho only painless cure is Putnain's, Use no other. MYTH Ill', J. C. Ross has returned home from Kintail, where he spent two weeks getting out timber. Mr. John Cooper, of Gravenhurst, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Golden, the latter being his sister. Mrs. A. McVicar and children, of Atwood, are visiug the lady's parents at the Presbyterian manse. Mr. Stephen McKenzie, of Galt, and Mr. Angus McLeod, of East Saginaw, Michigan, were here attending the fun- eral of their Mother-in-law, the late Mrs. Bainton. Mr. Abe James, of Kootenay, British Columbia, arrived in town last week to visit his cousin, Mr- James Tayldr, of Morris. It is 15 years since Mr. James left this locality for the West. Mr. E. Livingston and family moved to their new home on Westmorelaudst last week, and Mr. James Cutt and family are moving into the house va- cated by Mr.•Livingston on the corner of Dinsley and Morris streets. Sick at Your Stomach. Perhaps feeling as if the bottom had dropped out of your life. It's Nerviline you want. Nothing restores quiet and order to the stomach so quickly. All squamishness and nausea goes away the urinate you take Nerviline and an extra dose or two is always sufficient to set you up in first-class shape. Nerviline is an old tested remedy for stomach and bowel troubles and can always be relied on. Sold in large 25c bottles. REWEAVE The death of Jane McLaughlin, the relict of the late Geo. McLaughlin of the Base like, Hallett, Feb, 17th, removes au aged landmark and a goodly long resident from onr midst. Mrs, Me. Laughlin was born in county Cavanagh Ireland, in 1825, coining to this county with her parents when but 2 years old, settling in Durham County, where she was married in 1847. With her husband they moved to Huron, renting what is now kuowu as the John Pickard farm, on the Cut Line; afterwards securing the Woon farm on the Bayfield Road From where they moved to Belgrave, but finally returned to the Base Line, and settled on the farm now occupied by by T. Lindsay. Here they spent the re- mainder of their earthly days, Mr. Mc- Laughlin dying about four years ago, since then Mrs. McLaughlin has been living with her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Mil- ler. Old age coupled with an accident, which she received some years ago and from which she never fully recovered, was the cause of death. A family of five sous and three daughters aro left to mourn the loss of their last parent. These are David, of Aberdeen, Dakota; Eli, of Barrie; Mrs. Jas. Miller, Mrs John Lindsay, Goderich tp.. and Mrs. E. Wightman, of Belgrave. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church. 111.0 KRIS. Miss Minnie McCifll purposes return- ing to the West with her brother Albert, before long. Mr. Wm. Findlater has a cow that gave birth on Sunday morning to twin calves. This is a rare occurrence. We regret to state that Mr. John Mc- Millan is still confined to his home in Morris with serious illness, His many friends hope for his speedy recovery. Tuesday of last week a telegram was received by Mrs. Alexander Forsyth, 3rd Iline, stating that her neice, Jessie Thompson, of Ayr, aged 8 years had died on Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Thomas Russell, au old and well-known resident of the 6th line, has been on the sick list, but is getting all right once more. These veterans are made of good stuff and don't give in to ailments until it is compulsory. Tho 100 acre farm of James Sharp, 5th con., has been bought by his son, James, who recently came home from Toledo, and intends resuming agricultural pur- suits. Mr, and. Mrs. Sharp and daughters will move to Brussels where they have purchased a comfortable home. Mr. John McElroy, jr., cf Morrie has a heavy draught colt eight months THE old that weighed 1030 pounds on Feb- ruary 15th. The colt was got by Des. ford Marquis and measurer; 11 inches bone in the hiud leg and six feet one inch girth. Mr- Wm. Johnston of Morris, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Mc- Kee on Wednesday, says the Forwieh irir MARCH 3 Record. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston pur- pose celebrating the golden wedding .on Match let and expect to have the whole family home for the occasion. He was accompanied by'his son, Robert who is home frons the West. They intend to visit Harriston and Palmerton frieitds before returning -home. ormandie CLINTO.r, ONTARIO, Has men set for Imo o Director FRIDAY EV For the District of Western Ontario, including the Town of Wiugham. Orders for new connections, changes Of than names,chitnges of street addresses, or for duplicate entries in the Liet should be handed in, AT.:ONOE. ,TANSLEY, ..Lacat::Matfager when everythi will bo in readiness for thigrand event. THE LQ ;DON HARPERS will lie present Ind render a first-clae prograrn d 'Orchestral nineic. CULROSS. Win Booking of the 10th con. had his left hand badly Burt while at work in his sawmill. He was removing an obstruction from the saw while it was running when his mitten was caught, his hand drawn against the saw and part of two fingers taken off, and the thumb somewhat damaged. A pretty but quiet home wedding was solemnized at the home of the bride, lot 33, con. 6, Cuirass, on Wednesday, 22nd, when Mies Kate McKenzie and Mr. Albert E. Hall of Toronto were united in marriage. Rev. G. M. Dunn per- formed the ceremony in the presence of a few friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hall took the Teeswater train for Toronto where they will reside. Council met on Feb. 20th, 1005. Members of the Cogncil all present ex- cept Mr. Purvis, The minutes of last meeting were read and sustained. Mr. Falconer was appointed Chair- man of Finance in the absence of Mr. Purvis. Moved by Jun. D. Kuntz,' sec'd by Wm. Baptist, that the By -Law for con- firming the appointment of the paid offi- cers of the Township for the present year be now read, passed, signed and sealed, Carried. The auditors then presented their re- port of the finances of the township for the year 1904 and the Council having ex- amined the report and compared the re- ceipts with the expenditure found it cor- rect. It was moved by John D. Kuntz, see'd by Win. Baptist that the auditors' re- port be adopted and that the Clerk have two hundred copies of thr report printed for distribution. Carried. Baptist -Kuntz -That J. J. Stephens be appointed to act as solicitor in giving any legal advice that may be regnired`by the members or officers of the Council. Carried. Falconer -Kuntz -That the Pathmas- ters, Poundkeepers and Fenceviewers be appointed at next meeting of Council. Carried. Kuntz -Baptist- That the parties heroin named be appointed to attend to the different bridges at the time of the freshet in the spring. The bridge on the 14th con., Alex. Bannerman; con. 15, on gravel road, Wm. Taylor; con. 12, Robt. Smith; con. 10, Jas. Day; 25 Sideroad, con. 10, Frank Purvis. The two on the 7th con. at lot 25, Jas. McLaughlin, the one on the 20th sideroad con. 6, Wm, McDonald. Carried. FI\ INCE nteoi T. Wm. Baptist, jr., breaking gravel road. 8 50 Wm. Smith, breaking gravel road 11 00 Mr, J. T. Luton, teacher of modern niicli Served Tee from 8 to 11. languages at 13elleville High School, has ,ted. , ; resigned to take the .position of heat] 3. LEWIS) 'roprietot master at Mosley High School. His re- , eignatiod has been accepted. All friend. in P. .Established z$ g, Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Cranston° Is . boon to ADtbntaties PLENA tm.mur to n long',sai'.st'-Ii and It nlu.l rrme,y� tor trill a,r. ;od'n ..red. It ,nr,o lam. alsl the n:r an. Oman otp,tr:le:ndlen3tie Is ea Friel olummmtlmnrItmtti.soll puri Ya.es of the 11,mrh tIl ttan t Pitai e,% ry toroth, .giving ; lrrdam •ry owl ron-Int tr,...nn,.nt. 'Molt. of g r,.absump. tire trod. h.•y, or •.1i, 1 from rhronlr Urnnbitls, and indhedi In rchtt Yirtn coughs et inflamed conditions of tits throat. Varr,l're•olrro lA rola by drnv..ts or tont pro. Valet tat to gild of yr:rr:, A iayo.('r 1Ite out. 11t tra intlita o tittle of ('rtootene Ihr,O. Send for free 11l,ltraa d loadckt. to:atua 3t l t to re., lid., Aga ate. 138 St. Jame, St. llftntrcal, Canada. x09 Impoverished soil, like impov. erished blood, needs a proper fertilizer. .A. chemist by analyz, ing the soil can tell you what fertilizer to use for different products. If your blood is inlpoVerisllt' 1 your doctor will tell you what sent need to fertilize it and give' it the rich, red corpuscles that i are lacking in it. It may be you need a tonic, but more likely you' need a concentrated fat food, A and fat is the element laeking in your system. 1 There is no fat food that is so easily digested and assimi- lated as • Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil It will nourish and strengthen the body when milk and cream fail to do it. Scott's Emulsion is always the same; always palatable and always beneficial where the body is Iv listing from any cause, either in children or adults. We will send you a sample free. Be sure that this pie, tore in the form of a label is on the wrapper of every bottle of Emul- sion you buy. SCOTT & BOWIE CHEJ IS4S Toronto, Ont. 50c. and $1,00. Au Druggists, A. Caslick, salary as collector... 50 00 Jno. Caslick cutting pitch -holes 5 00 Municipal World, Supplies 2 87 Clerk's salary 120 00 Treasurer's salary 90 00 Win Sproal,making cement tile, 130 00 Win Rowe. breaking gravel,.,- 2 00 'Walkerton Hospital ........ . 10 00 Acct telephoning 25 13. Beingessner, auditor 0 00 11 H. McNaughton 10 00 Robt. Ireland, break 'g gravel road 3 00 Mrs. Colvin, 1 50 Kuntz -Baptist -That the finance re- port as now read be adopted and eht;ques issued in paymeut of the accounts. Car- ried. Falconer -Baptist -That this Council do now adjourn to meet again on March 14th. Carried. CHAS. BUTTON, Clerk. To Knock Ont Colds. And cure them in an hour without re- sorting to nauseous drugs, just use fra- grant healing Gatarrhozone-tile most pleasant, prompt and certain cure for - - colds ever discovered. No medioiue to take, yon simply breathe the balsamic A.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA vapor of Gatarrhozone. It never fails to 0. root out the worst colds and is so simple ► and convenient to use that no one can : ®\ A L G RC R y afford to be without it. Carry a Ca- ► tarrhozone inhaler in your pocket, use ► it occasionally and you won't have colds. ► Complete outfit $1.00; trial size 25c, . P. Si+de's'. To 'i '� er WEST IVAtFAOSFi. One of those happy events in life took ' j place at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. 1 Chamney, at high noon on Tuesday of 1 O. this week, when their daughter, Mise I ► Eliza Alice, joined in wedlock with Mr. i ► ► 0. k. Isard's I THE LADING STORE I Isara's New Spring Goods JUST REOEIVZDe o New Suitings New Dress Goods New Shirt Waists New Laces New Trimmings New Carpets New Curtains New I.inoleums New Oilcloths New Waterproof Coati New Loots and Shoes New Draperies, etc. And. more SHIPMENTS to arrive THIS MONTH. We invite you to call and inspect our New Spring Stock. We're sure to please you in Variety, Values and Prices. Alteration Sale. We've planned for the thirty feet extension to the store, and must sell out the balance of onr Clothing regardless of cost in order to have it out of the way. So come along for all kinds of Men's and Boys' Clothing and help us clear out the Basement. Sweeping reductions in other depart - mews will be continued. We're cutting off the profits. H. I. ISARD . Go. Opposite Bank of Hamilton. - Right Roods at right prices. �lY'flY,.S.i s a sit to.1 .8.14 , s.t•L Alun,.': I 411' U 1iotid Leirbakr' hrLaa re nv _t.«+e. ::S:taar fli..trowidoettotRNEV;rSiNtaWriiosustrisiisso±D 0:0..—oror U.ydw�uM' A GREAT SALE `.error.ai.w.—.mac ..1Garanitm%lv.o assessamate+a-at'piashm-m.a.r.ry^k -OF- !V ?1i w:. OGS and JE, JE?1LLEY ` In order to make room in my cases for ucw goods coaling in, I will sell EXACTLY AT COST FOR SPOT CASII FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH ONLY Now this is a great chance for every- one to buy genuine goods cheaper than they were ever bought before. I have a very large stock of Ladies' and Gents' Watches to choose front. W. G. PATTERSON The Watch Doctor, - «'ingham. .tassitatzefertelaastaavassAaaare SuiSsaalaraorac aY �vvvvvvvyvvvvavvvvvvyvvvvv i -e 4 t 4 R. Henry Leishmart, of Arcola, Man., I and formerly of East Wawanosh. The ceremony was performed under an arch of lillies of the valley and a silver bell, in the presence of a number of invited guests, by Rev. T. 13. Conpland, of Auburn. The wedding march was play- ed by Miss Coupland and the bride, who was given away by her father, was attir- ed in white silk, with the customary bridal veil and wreatli of orange blos- soms and carried a bouquet of white carnations and maiden hair fern. Little May Chamney, sister of the bride made a beautiful maid of honor, dressed in white organdie and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. After the ceremony a sumptuous repast was served. The bride was the recipient of many useful and costly presents. Mr. and Mrs. Leishman leave next week for their home near Arcola, Mau. and the best wishes of their many friends will follow them for many years of happy wedded life, 1t Wooten Only Know That half their ills are due to impov• erished blood, they would use Ferrozone and be saved lots of pain and suffering. Ferrozone is a perfect food for the blood and supplies the strengthening elements needed to maintain health and vigor. Ferrozone is a splendid tonic for weak nervous women and drives away those depressed feelings of dead weariness. You'll have strength, lots of it --your completion will improve, you will feel ten years younger after a course of Fer- rozone which builds up the whole human organism; try it. Price 50o. JUST ARRIVED: -One crate of the new shapes and designs in Crockery. We beg to call attention to the above now being reproduced in zairres bine on the original non-graziug Spode Imperial body (regis- tered). Spodes pattern first published 171)5. sugars and Creams 4 4 .t 4 4 4 .4 a ► 4 We have just opened up a small package of China Sugars and Creams, i if.-.• in choice, delicate patterns. Per pair .25 ► w ► 4 sWe have something very swell in China Oatmeals, fancy patterns and 1 ► shapes I'er dorea • 9 OO . ► A ► 4 ► A ► 4 104 :AT G'IFFIN'S. -4 -4 ASAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA AAAAAAAAAi►AAAAAAAAAAAAA1 Mr. Wesley Il`arnike was killed in the machinery of the Hastings tannery. Have you renewed your subscription fo] 1905 ?