The Wingham Times, 1905-10-26, Page 5TUE WINGUAM TIMES. S OCTOBER, 26, 1905
the Cowder Co. NEWS FROM OIIR NEIGgBORS
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EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS.
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What Wideawaite T;raee Correspondents Communicate Other
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UST A WORD with you, and it's about your
Fall Suit and, Overcoat. We won't waste
words. We are sole agents for what are admittedly
the finest ready-to-wear garments offered in Canada -- the
20th Century brand of men's fine tailored garments.
Don't confuse these clothes with the ready-made stuff. They
are different and better in every respect, and' the very kind
of clothes you are looking for. They are being worn by
dressy men all over Canada. They solve the clothes problem
for the man who wants stylish clothes at a reasonable
price. We're ready when you are.
THE STORE THAT SELLS EVERVTHI? C A MAN WEARS
den's Fur and FurIioed Coats
New Neckwear, New Mufflers. New Shirts.
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We got a snap on nine dozen Chairs. The lot is made up of cheap and
medium, at $2.75, $3.50, $4.50 and $5.75 per half dozen, with arm chairs to
match. You will find any of these splendid value.
Have you seen our $2.50 Solid Oak Rocker ; very comfortable, upholster-
ed seat, strong arm, high back.
Those 3 dozen Mattresses we advertised a couple of weeks ago are about
all sold. More expected this week at same cut price. Compare them with
.what you have been buying.
UNDERTAKING
Brick resilience, 5th house west
from Fianiiitou's Corner Dru
Store, where night eau will
1'eCe1 ,e prompt attention.
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We are sole agents for the celebrated SCRANTON COAL,
which has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, Cannel and
Domestic C°AL, unci Wood of all Lends, alwaye on hand.
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The Jewish population of the United Pollee Magistrate Barlett of Whaler,;
3. zng11t,ni is about 340,000, has announced hie iiiteution to resign.
after twenty-eight years' service.
V :•ion? lees:, -.I law vim -Ai -en r .t.•
1.1, n ':t.ta tent copper tifel lea,
ctilo4rdt'a, 16 found to h (hos '. an•i
the stream ,) tit C' fienat''o1 7 .()!'ting
from the Ct)itu o: a i:ti..vin:ir
It is I1 p +rtc11 that a man in in:Ilene
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sale) wee eer `oeli:rt•elinotl1t...Lata
by tapping the s 1 ctritl If;;itt ronllru',* s
wires was dist Iinr„ed, as thele is no law
in the ;'itete ttF; .inilt the thief of clectrie-
ity.
GOItRIia.
Mr. Robt. Russell,who has been a resi
cent of this vicinity for over 40 years
left last week, for Norva, Mon., where
he will spend his days with his daughter.
The old gentleman will be much missed
around the town.
The grin. reaper, death, again visited
our town on Tuesday, Qat, 17th, and took
to the great beyond one of our most res-
pected citizens in the person of Mr. Jas.
Brown in the 82nd year of his age, De-
ceased has been ailing for some time and
about a week ago he beoame worse and
never rallied. He was very highly re-
spected by onr citizens being quiet and
inoffensive, and leaves behind to mourn
his sad loss,a sorrowing Wido x, five soils
and two daughters. He was a staunch
Liberal in politics and a naember of the
Presbyterian (church.
Got .Afore Vim
If you are tired, nervous, sleepless,
have headaches and Iangour, yon. need
Dr. Hamilton's Pills; they tone the stom-
ach, assist digestion, brace you up at
once. Taken at night, your well in the
morning. Sickness and tired feeling dia.
appear instantly. Vim, spirits, happy
health, all the joys of Life comes to every-
one
veryone that uses Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No
medicine so satisfactory. Get Dr. Ham-
ilton's Pills to• day, 25o. per box at all
dealers.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
On Wednesday, Oct. llth, the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson, of St.
Augustine, was the scene of a very
pleasing and happy event, when their
youngest daughter, Leslie M , was
united in marriage to Mr. David Tisdale,
of Donnybrook, in the presence of about
60 guests. At six o'olook in the evening
the bridal party took their place under
an arch of evergreens and carnations, to
the strains of the wedding march, play-
ed
layed by Miss Sara Craig. The bride looked
very pretty arrayed in a dainty gown of
cream crepe de chene and carried a bo-
quet of white roses, being unattended,
except for the two Iittle flower girls, her
neices, Olive Craig and Emma Burkitt,
who were dressed in white organdie and
carried each a basket of flowers. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J. G.
Funis, of Auburn.
Reduced A Yard Swelling
Mr. Gus E. Gerous, writing from Pem-
broke, tells how he was injured iu a
lumber damp. "A heavy log rolled
against my leg and I was laid up with
stiffness and a hard swelling. When I
applied Poison's Nerviline I got relief.
A few rubbings with this good liniment
cured me." In the bush, Nerviliue is in.
dispensable; it cures neuralgia, colds,
rheumatism and internal disorders too.
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viline.
Useful for all internal pain,
Large bottles 25c. at all dealers.
BRUSSELS.
On Thursday, October 12th an old,
well known and respected citizen bade
farewell to earthly concerns in the per-
son of John MaUrae, in his 70th year.
His demise was not a matter of surprise
as be had been quite ill for two weeks
previous to the dissolution. In 1880 Mr.
McCrea had a fall in which his spine
was injured and he had been more or
less handicapped since as far as actively
moving about. The subject of this no-
tice wan born in Kiroudbrightrhire,
Scotland, on February 29th, 1828, being
the second son of the late David MoOrae,
of Guelph. In 1845, while.only 18 years
of age, he was united in marriage to
Elizabeth Ferguson, of Grnhdalo. Scot-
land, and they set their L.01.11 Canada -
ward in 1851. After a sojovrr, in Guelph
for about a year liar. Melon- ►snot to
Morris and took up 150 aor,w 01' choice
land, ntijoining the villag,.f B •ttssels,
being South halves of lots ee 'tea 30, lith
con., and in the spring ..f 1;;e3 the fam-
ily moved to the bush. Very little
clearauee was to be found bet;veen
Harpurheytoil •Ainlayviile (afterwards
Brussels ) By industry, p<rsoverance
and thrifty management the acres of
BZ.i'TII
Mr. David Cowan has so far recovered
from his recent aooident that he is able
to move about the hoose. His many
friends are glad to know this and hare
soon to see him up town,
Mr. John Hailahan, who met with
a aerions accident three months ago,
when he fell 35 feet at a barn raising, is
now able to drive into town. His re-
covery has been neiraeuloue.
Mr, Joseph Fisher, of Oakville, is
spending a week among old friends in
Blyth. His many friends here are glad
to greet him once more and are also glad
to see him looking so well.
While examining the roof of hie kit-
chen recently, Mr. Hugh MoQaarrie had
the misfortune to lose his footing and
fall to the ground, a distance of 14 feet,
He was carried into the hones and medi-
eal assietanee sent for. It was diecove
ered that a bone in his left thigh was
fractured and the left ankle sprained.
He is confined to his bed and it will be
another two weeks before he will be
able to leave at.
When Ton Grow Old
The body needs patehiug-wasted tis-
sues must ba rebuilt, played -out organs
restored -blood needs extra nourishment.
Elderly people need Ferrozone,-nee 1 it
because it vitalizes and rejuvenates
as no other remedy oan. Ferrozone
betide up the kind of strength that makes
one feel good -keeps back the decay of
old age and makes you look young and
handsome again. Forget nervone ex-
haustion, renew your vital energy, again
re-enter the life of youth. Your remedy
is Ferrozone, only fifty cents per box, at
all dealers.
GREY.
Henry Murr, of Henfryn, who has had
a long seigo of typhoid fever, is improv-
ing nicely but will not be able to resume
work for some time yet.
John Eckmier, Rthe1's well known
blacksmith, has disposed of his business
to Robert Gibson, of Grand Valley, who
was employed by Mr. Eckmier, about a
year ago.
Mrs. John Kellner and children, who
have been visiting relatives here for
several months, left for their home in
Denver, Col., on Thursday of last weak.
Mr. Kellner is in New Mexico at present.
Tuesday evening 10th inst., the spirit
of little George McKay took its fight for
the better world. He has been an invalid
for many years but was very cheerful
and always manifested a loving and
kind disposition with the result that
he leaves many friends to mourn his loss.
The parents in their sorrow have the
sincere sympathy of the neighborhood.
Thea he f
u � of o the sketoh was aged 13
years, 6 months and 10 days,
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Bow .Pneumonia Starts.
Yon catch a little cold to -day, by to-
morrow it has reached the throat. next
day the lungs are affected and you wish
you had used 'Catarrhozone' which kills
colds In five minutes.
In the firet s place
Catarrhozone sooths the irritated mem-
branes and relieves congestion, --then it
cuts out the phlegm and destroys the
germs. It enables the blood to retain a
natural supply of oxygen, lung -food, and
vitality. In any cough, bronchitis or
lung affection it's guaranteed to positive-
ly cure. Decline any substitute for
"Catarrhozone."
The case give be/ex was heard at
Osgood() Hall, To)renal last week: -Re
Simpson and Trustees a:' School Section
No, 11, Morris to a o p. E. L. laickin•
son (Goderich) for Minister of Educa-
tiou, appealed from jadgement of Junicr
Judge of County Court of Huro i, dated
24th of Jane, 1005, in favor of plaintiffs
for $55 84, any costs in an action brought
by a school teacher to recover wages.
It was contended that the only breach
of agreement by plaintiff was that the
two months' notice of dismissal was oral
instead of written, and that such only
this brawny pioneer were semi ronvorted _ !
into sini'1it:g fields and the farm proved ,
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to be One of the brat in the township. - . -
In 18()8 Mr. McCrea sold the meth 100
acres to lti+ son in-law, Jtuites Spier, and
moved to tl'e north 50 from wheat 10
ye;trs later he took pos.seseien of the
cosy oottaf;.' pur'hassd from the late I?.;
C. Rogers eetato, Tnruberry street,;
where he sp nt the reutnindtr of hie
fife. Mrs McCrae p,ti•i Nature's debt
on attach 7th, tetra', aged 0 ;tsars. The y
snl•jeet of thin notate was a prominent{
3.
Liberal in polities; a I i.•-'Iyt.rtnll iu
rcalidion alid Recti occupied .: s.it:t at the
Morris Township Council hoard for a i
few years. Il., was also valueter of
Government lands for E;est Iluron.
Although of a brusque style, and deg, -
?Leta) ._. 9:' (` nier:4 he wits g.oiseesed of Jj
a t{+r: et °t•'i:. YiI.,:- ,,1). ts.,.i,in .y' awl John+
i t.(. ,•1• tt'. ".: '...(5 its goal .19 i11;i h:rtltl.
That' v. as a family €if 13 children, 1() of ;
whom L;,e living.
sttrblishcd
Whooping Cough, Cro!ah, Bronchitis
Cough, lurid, Asthma, eiphtE=-ct'ia ••
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i^ n (hoetn £J l+aifxt'nOtien 1
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Tor Your Protection
we piece this label on every
package of Seott's Emulsion.
The man with a fish on his back
is our trade -marl,, and it is a
guarantee that Scott's Dmu1-
eicin will do all that is claimed
for it. Nothing better for lung,
throat or bronchial troubles in
infant or adult. Scott's Emul-
sion is one of the greatest fiesll-
builders known to the medical
world.
We'll send you ,t samplo Ire().
SCOTT Ss BONE, °Torc,ntU Out!"
gave her a right to 'nominal damages.
M. G. Cameron, R.C., for plaintiff, op-
posed appeal. Dismiseed with costs,
The council met on Oot, 16th, accord-
ing to adjournment; members all pre-
sent; the Reeve in the chair; minutes of
last meeting read and confirmed,
Kelly -McCetcheon-•That Councillors
Shaw and Taylor be instructed to iuspeot
the road opposite tot 7, on and conces•
sion line respecting obstructions said to
be in the river. -Carried.
On complaint of Mr. Geo. Armstroug
respecting stag cant water on roadway,
at lot 4 on 0th concession line, it was
moved by Mr. Shaw, seconded by Mr.
Taylor. that the clerk be instructed to
notify the Township engineer requesting
him to have Cronin award in said local-
ity carried into effect at once. -Carried.
On motion of Taylor and Kelly the
Reeve and Treasurer were instructed to
to borrow $1300.00 for current expendi.
tura.
Accounts were ordered to be paid for
gravel as follows: -Geo. Jackson 83.04,
Jno. Colcough 87.00, Geo Peacock $5 88,
J. Smith jr. $6 72, Win. Kerney 84.69,
J. B. Kerney 85.28; Allan Speir,
gravelling on centre sideline $30; J. W.
Cruickshank, guard fence 87.76; Jas.
Carter, hauling gravel $19.72; T. Healy,
ditch $2 00; J. A. MoLean, gravelling
on W. B. $145 08; H. Fear, gravelling
on 7th line $63 00; M. Kelly inspecting
$450 Selectors of Jurors, s each $4.00;
.00
Geo. Coombs, gravelling on N.B. $25 00;
Win,. Breckenridge, gravelling on N.B.
$13.50; A. Hughes, repairing ',ridge
$8.50; Jas. Peacock, repairing culvert
$3.65; A. Cantelon digging ditch $10 80;
Wm. Thornton, till and work on award
drain $20 20; Jas. Gibson, repairing road
$2 00; D. Jewett, damages hauling gravel
50c; Jas. Taylor, material and work at
Belgrave 820 20; Wm. Bates, culvert
$1,00; R. Nichol, ditch and culvert
$7.00; Jt:o. Mlanniug, repairing culvert
$4.00; P. Farr, cement tile 88 66; R.
Yonill, gravelliug,inepecting and repair.
rug culvert 818 25; T. Clark, hauling
material and repairing bridges $7.00;
A. Nicholson inspecting cement work
$38 50; C. Barber,part payment for
abutments $1000.00; R. B. Alcock, Glitch
and culvert 88 00; Thos. Black. Inspect-
ing on West Boundary 810 50.
The council then adjourned to meet
again on the 20th November next.
W. CL.UuCE, Clerk.
Miss Lizzie Attridge of Monorieff is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. D. McEwen.
Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Langford of Mils
verton are visiting their cousi:i, Mrs. J.
D. McEwen.
Woman's Chances to Marry.
[Philadelphia Telegraph.]
Fifty to sixty yearn -One patter of
one per Bent.
Fortyfive to ffty-Three•eighte of
one per cent.
Forty to forty five -Two an+l a half
per cent.
Thirty-five to forty ---Thee a.id three-
foartlls per c;•itt•
Thirty to thirty-five -Fifteen an 1
one-half par cent.
Twentyfive to thi ty -Fill: teen per
cent.
Twenty to twenty-fcve-- Fifty - two
per cent.
Fifteen to twenty--I1"ourteen au;l one-
half par cent.
loo:ned Partaf•rcpbs.
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hi, itory.
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are completed, and the stock arranged in the different d ,partiuents
to make easy bnyinz and selling. 0 e tale'ltle Dtnartment is on
second floor, where we carry a large stoalr of Ladies' R illy -to -Wear
Garments, saoh as
Underskirts, Top Shirts, Rain Coats,
Fur Coats, Jackets, etc.
We draw special attention to onr Naw Fall Styles of Lilies' TO -fete.
If in doubt as to the right style of coat to boy, visit onr msutle ramie and
you will find. it easy to make a selection, Our styles are right ; prices easy.
We quote a few numbers below : -
NO. 957 -Black tearer Coat, fly
front, leugth 30 ioches ; braid
trimming on lapel, fancy black
buttons; lined with moreerized
sateen. Spacial price • $5.Of9
NO. O. 9589 -Double Breasted Coat,
all -wool Kersey, 3e i,iches long,
self strapping, fancy covered
buttons, and liued with best
mercerized. A bargaia $10.00
NO. 910 -Ladies' Frieze Ooat, fly
front, 38 inches long, trimmed
with black Kersey strappiug and
inlaid with black velvet ; small
buttons on front, back and
sleeves. Beet lining e. Oar
price - - - - $9.00
NO. 939 - Black Beaver Coat, 32
inches lone', fly front, nicely
trimmed on front, back and cads
with fancy black braid and but-
tons; mercerized lining. $7.50
NO. O. 927 - All -Wool Kersey Jack-
ets, 32 incnes long, fly front,
trimmed with cording :end self
strapping on front, book, and
cuffs; lined with beet finality
mercerized Italian. - $10.00
Y!f O, 961 - Double Breasted Coate,
ma'le of check back covert cloth.
Trlimnlmed with tucks and straps
on back and straps on from, two
pockets,faney covered button%, 31
in. long. Fawn only. $10.00
Special value in Top Skirts and Gravenetto Ratllsoilts.
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nothing you could have to enjoy them so well with a' Mople
Syrup -the good o1d•fashionrd kind that makes yon think cd
maple bush. We have it here, absolutely pare, not in tins. Prier)
gallon - - - - - - $1.:lib
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say it was thirty -.cent tea. Our price, li lbs for t 11,00
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great saving On the i'ortnr.t ns 'Atli ::.s comfortable
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