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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-03-01, Page 5MINIM l 1 $5 Pat. Coit Shoes $3.15 I $2.00 Soft Felt Hats 1.25 The R. H. CROWDER CO. TIIE WINGHAM TIMES, MARCH 1 O I NEVES FROG OTJR NEIGHBORS Impoverise Soll LAST DAYS OF Stoc ( - Ta ing Sa e We are nearing the end of the immensely successful Stock -Taking Sale. The last days will be the biggest and best. We have bargains for every boy or man. SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES. 14 Men's heavy double breasted unteerable Tweed Suite, sizes 36 to 44 chest, regular $9.50, sale $7.13 11 Men's heavy double breasted blaok Niggerhead Suite, sizes 36 to 44 chest, regular $9.50, sale • $7.13 12 only Boys' two and three piece Fancy Tweed Snits, sizes 22 to 23, regular $4.00, 4.50 and 5.00, sale $2,75 9 only Boye' blank and dark grey Raglan Overcoats, sizes 22 to 27, regular $5 and 5.50, sale $3.50 7 only Boys' double breasted Pea Jackets, sizes 22 to 26, retrular price $3.00, sale $2.00 20 pairs Boys' Tweed Knioker Pants, sizes 22 to 32, regular price 50c and 60c, sale......... .39 12 dozen pairs Children's all -wool heavy ribbed Black•Stookings, sizes 5 to 9 , regular 15o, 20o and 25o, sale 2 pairs for .25 4 dozen pairs Men's heavy Wool Sox, reg 25c, sale 5 pairs 81.00 Men's $5.00 Pea Jackets, sale .. , ... $3.75 Men's 60c Fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, sale .40 Crowder's Special $5.00 Overcoat Bargain. 29 Men's and Youths' Overcoats, in all the newest styles, but broken sizes, regular prices $7.50 and $8.50, sale $5.00 Men's Heavy Gum Rubbers, regular $1,755, sale $1.25 FUR BARGAINS. Men's 65 Dollar Coon Coats $45.00 Men's 75 Dollar Coon Coate $55.00 Men's 22 Dollar Dogekin Coate. $16.50 Fur Caps and Fur Gauntlets at bargain prices 35 Empty Packing Boxes for sale. The R. H. CROWDER Co. WINGHAM, ONT. Mrs, Thomas Crowe deliberately walked into the river at Lakefield and drowned herself. An unknown friend paid a $400 note held by the Bank of Commerce against Port Dalhousie Presbyterian Church. The Grand Council, Royal Templars of Temperance, passed a resolution call- ing for the entire suppression of the liquor traffic. EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS. What Wideawako Times Correspondents Communicate- Other items Clipped From Our Exchanges. 1 1 1 idi CItAxiset )OK. With no small degree of sadness we chronicle the demise of Mrs. Allan N. Cameron, who departed this life, Sal).. bath, Feb. 18th, after an illness of near- ly two weeks of pneumonia, in her 8tth year. She was a daughter of A. Rayman of Oranbrook, and was born in this lo- cality. Whether as Maggie Reyman, or Mrs Cameron, she wee beloved by all who knew her, and her death is greatly regretted. In addittonto her husband to whom she was married 9 years ago, she leaves a bright little daughter Mamie to cherish the memory of a true wife and a devoted mother. The Government have purohased $25,- 000 worth of flour to send to tho famine sufferers iu the northern part of Japan. The Grand Trunk Pacific Company will ask Parliament to sanction an amendment to their ant of incorporation, authorizing them to issue deben- ture Stock to the amount of $25,000,000 in lieu of $20,000,000 worth of preference stock. Dead Stele of Asthma? You coldn'.t be otherwise with enols a distressing malady. Well, for one dol- lar spent ou "Catarrhozone" you can be thoroughly cured. Foolish to delay, be- cause asthma steadily grows worse. Get Catarrhozone today and °tire yourself; it's pleasant to use, very simple, and guaranteed. Prescribed by thousands of doctors, and used by people of nine nations -Certainly Catarrhozone must be good; it hasn't failed yet, no matter how chronic the ease teonrltzcli Harrison, the informer, who was sent for trial by the Magistrate last week, name before Judge Doyle, Tuesday for a hearing. He pleaded guilty. The Judge told the prisoner that were it not for his wife and child, who was only a few months old, he world feel disposed to give him seven yearn, but, owing to these circumstances, and with a hope that he would lead a more manly and honorable life, he would let him off with a sentence to the Huron county jail for one month, with hard labor, The prison- er broke down and wept, and promised that he would lead a more manly life in the future. Township Monday. Walter McKay, of the boundary talks of going West this Spring with the in- tention of taking up a farm. GREY. Council will mset next Nelson Askin'a farm, Con. 1.4, has been leased to James Oololough. Mr. Askin is sheep ranching in Idaho. Robt. Blair will move back to his farm now being vacated by Mr. Colologh. BLOCH George Minshull, of Pierson, Manit- Mr. A. E. Bradwin, attended the an- oba, was renewing old friendships in nual meeting of the Fairs and Exhibie this locality during the past week. It is tions Aeaoeiati•)n in Toronto last week. 25 yeare since he went West. We are Oona. John Potter has purchased pleased to hear he has prospered is the from Mr James Snell, his 64 aore farm Prairie Province. just east of the village in Morris town- ship, The piles paid was $3250. Mr Patrick Doyle. died at his home in Hallett on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 20th. Dropsy was the cause of death. He was 90 years of age, and was a pioneer of this section. Mr John J Drummond, son of the late John Drummond, of this village, If your• child oomes in from play has recently graduated from the Ameri- oan school of oateopathv and is now qualified to attach the prefix Dr. to his name He has gone to Lyons, Kansas, to practice. His many friends here all join in extending congratulations and wish him every prosperity in his new profession. Iron and Brass Asteads, A large shipment of Braes d Ir Bede just arrived 1 Through some mistake at the factory our order s led twine. To keep the second lot we got special inducements. Call an see the handsome Bed we are selling at $5.00, good value at $7.00. Others ranging np to $30.00. Big drop in Mattresses to accompany beds. Wo are headquarters for Mattresses and Wire Springs. UNDERTAKING Brick residence, 5th house west from Hamilton'sCornerDrug Store,eive promptllattention. ill r L. A. BALL & CO. PHONE 61 WVVWVvvVWWVVVVVVVWVVv !How 'Tha Watch? Wm Brown, 2nd con. Grey, has dia. ofhis fine 100 acre farm to his son- in-law, c posed in-law, S G. Sangster, for the cum of $6,500. Mr. Brown has resided there for the oast 40 years and will still make his home with Mr. Sangster. Valuable advice to Mothers A. Persistent Baolcactte Can have but one cause -diseased kid- neys, which must be strengthened before backache can be curers Why not use Dr Hamilton's Pills? They cure the kidneys quick, make them strong and able to fitter disease breeding poisons from the blood. At onoe you feel better, stronger, brighter Kidney health is guaranteed to every user of Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills. Get a 25c box from your druggist, and refuse substitutes ♦VHTTECHURCH. J. Webster, and S MoLean, shipped a car of horses to the West, on Tuesday. The dance at J. Gillespie's was a suc- cess; large crowd; they tripped the light fantastic, until the wee small hours on Saturday morning. Some parties driving from Wingham to Luoknow. one night last week, tried to procure liquor • during prohibited hours, but failed in getting it. In a rage they threw a board through ono of the front windows, and drove away. The willows have been cut on the Glebe farm, when it is burned and the land cultivated, it will be a great im- provement to the village. A'few evenings ago the genial G. T. R. agent gave an oyster Supper to a few friends. After justice had been done to the bivalves, the evening was spent in social intercourse. When the night was well advanced, a vote of thanks was A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMNMAAA tendered to the host and singing "He is • a Jolly Good Fellow." the guests then dispersed filled with pleasant memories BRUSSELS. The laundry bnsineea changed hands on Monday of last week, R. J. William- son, handing the business over to Wm. Wilton. We wish the new proprietor 1SUCCORS. The residence of Abram Oook, Turn - y berry street, north, formerly bought • from Thee, MoLauchlin, has been re- purchased by Mr MoLauohlin, who will ? shortly take possession. Mr. Oook is • moving to the cottage across the street, known as the Frain property. Early Sabbath morning, Feb. 18th, Mrs. Aaron Lindsay, died at her home on Tnrnberry street, Brussels, after 'a severe illness from canner. Her maiden name wan Margaret Thompson, and her age was 48 years. Mr Lindsay, a eon and two daughters survive. d kB abo u t Does it keep accurate time ? Can you depend upon it ? If you cannot, bring it to us and we will tell you what is the matter and set it right for you. We pay special attention to fine watch, clock and jewelry repairing, and guarantee all our work to give satisfaction. R. KNOX Opposite Queen's Hotel. - coughing or showing evidence of Grippe, Sore Throat, or sickness of any kind, get out your bottle of Nerviliue Rub the chest and neck with Nerviline, and give internal doses of ten drops of Nervi• line in sweetened water every two hours. Thin will prevent any serious trouble No Iiuiment or pain reliever equals Poi- son's Nerviline, which has been the greatest family remedy in Canada for the past fifty, --Tears. Try a 25c. bottle of Nerviline. 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 impoverished your doctor will tell you what you need to fertilize it and give it the rich, red corpuscles that are lacking in it. It may be you need a tonic, but more likely you need a concentrated fat food, and fat is the element lacking in your system. There is no fat food that is so easily digested and assimi. lated as ST. HELENS. The many friends of the deceased were greatly shocked when the sad news was received last week, of the death in Toronto, on Sunday, Feb. 18th, of George Webster, eldest son of John Webster, of the 10th concession of West Wawanosh, He was stricken a rth a form of paralysis on Friday, and passed away auddeuly en Sunday, perfectly conscious to the last. The deceased was a bright, clever young man, with every prospect of a prosperous fnture before him, and his sudden and untimely death is deeply regretted by all who knew him He was a graduate of the Gader- ich Collegiate Institute and Model school and had held a position in the customs department of the T. Eaton Co., in Win- nipeg, for two or three years, but for the past few weeks had been connected with the Toronto store. The remains were brought to St. Helens, and inter- red in Wingham cemetery, the ser- vices being conducted by Rov. R. W. Craw, of St. Helens. Among the floral emblems of sympathy was n beautiful wreath from the T. Eaton Co. Mr. Webster was in his twenty-third year. Talk about skating going out of vogue. Why, ono ay last wee , Gerry, who has passed hie three score and ten, had been to the rink, along with some of his grandchildren, and it would be difficultto say who had the moat fun on skates. Few men possess the vim and youthful- ness at hie time of lite that Mr. Gerry WINGHAMdose. He is a great deal . mote active than may men 25 ye&a his Junior. 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 wasting from any cause, either in children or adults. We will send you a sample free. Be sure that this plea ture in the form of a label is on the wrapper of every bottle of Emul- sion you buy. M.ORBI S. The farm of Thos. H. Smith,7th line, has been leased by Keilingtou Bros., and the former and his wife will leave for Alberta, N. W. T., this month. Geo. A. Turvey, 2nd line will likely take a trip to the wonderful Saskatoon country, his son William will move out to take possession of 320 acres he home- steaded and bought last year. Calmly the close of life came to Miss Bessie McMichael, a resident of the 8th con., at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wm SCOTT & DOWSE CHEMISTS Tolunto, Oot. "V` 50e. and $1.00. All Druggists. Kolly,on Wednesday morning, Feb. 21st, having attained the patriarchal age of 90 years. Deceased was horn in Haven County, Ireland, and came to America about 50 years ago, living in Buffalo. N. Y , until about 6 years ago, when she re- moved to Morris where she has resided ever since. Mise McMichael has been failing in health for some time and dur- ing the last two weeks never left her bed. She is survived by one brother, who resides iu Ireland, and Mrs. Kelly, of Morris. The deceased was a member of the Church of England. After being in poor health for about 4 years, during whioh time the old vigor and robustness had largely departed, owing to heart weakness, William An- derson, brother to Qniutin Anderson, of the 3rd line, passed that bourne, from whence no traveller returns, on Wed- nesday, Feb. 14th, aged 61 years and 8 months. The home of deceased was at Anderson's Mills, Sullivan township, Bruce Co., not far from Chesley. He had moved to that locality about 30 years ago after living in this township. Mr. Anderson was born iu South Dum- fries, near Ayr, and on attaining his young manhood he followed farming be- fore going into the sawmill and lumber- ing business in which he was not only very successful, but honorable and straightforward, possesaing the good opinion of the community to a marked degree. In church relatiouship he was a Presbyterian, and in politics he was an ardent Liberal, He filled various posi- tions of public trust and might have at- tained greater eminence had he desired. 28 years ago he was united in marriage with Miss Margaret Forbes, also of Mor- ris, and she and a son George, survive husband and father. The General hardware. Those intending to build a House or Darn should get our prices for Hardware. Ail No. 9 Steel Wire Fencing -conte and see it. Better than spring coil. Get our prices for Spring Coil, Plain, Galvanized and all other kinds of Wire. Iron Gates and Ornamental Lawn Fencing in stook or procured on short notice. Island City Paints --A new line just put in. All tresh, guaranteed to be the best. Stoves at Cost Price. Bishop & Brewer. Mise Agnes Smillie left on Wednes- day of this week for Biabrook, near Hamilton, where she has secured a school. Tim best wishes of her friends for continued gumless in her profession will accompany her. Mr. Carr of Wroxeter conducted ser- vice in Victoria Hall last Sabbath even- ing. Those who braved the inolement weather and the bad roads felt amply repaid for their efforts. Rev. W. J. West of Binevele is to conduct the ser- vice next Sabbath evening. Mr. Duncan Taylor, of the 4th line of Grey, tapped some trees and made some maple syrup last week. This is very early in the season, but it is the winter of 1906. The managing commute of Victoria Hall purposes holding a concert on the evening of March 4th. When it is known that a large percentage of the best talent of Brussels and Wroxeter are to assist in the progaamme, those who attend may rest assured that a pleasant and p: olitable time may be spent. Come and enjoy the treat that is being pro- vided. Admission only 15 cenos. 0414 Established x879. Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Crip, Asthma, Diphtheria Dracaena is a boon to Asthmatics CnPset,r.Na le a long establtshed and .tendert remedy for the Moues Indh atcd. It tures because the a:r ren• dead strongly antiseptIa Is enrr:ed over the diseased sur. faces of the bronchial tea' a ittt every breath, .lying prolonged and eonshmt t entnue,t. Those of n consump- tive tendenry, or snsm•.rn nom ehronto bronchitis, a.l Immediate relief from coughs or Inflamed auditions of the throat. Vapo.Crenolene Is told by draggists or sent MN paid on reeelpt of pace. A Vapn.Ctosoleno out. tit indulins n boat. of Creoolena $t.10. Send for fres illustrated booklet. /Muse Mtttrs ee., Ltd., Agest., 488 aL Jamie St, Montreal, Canada.i 508 Radiant womanhood The glory and satisfaotioe of beautiful known only can be o Y to those possessing the unlimited advantages of health. No weak wornau can be happy or enjoy half the pleasures of life. Pallid cheeks, suuken eyes, exhaused nerves, all tell of a terrible struggle to keep up. What the weak woman needs is Ferro - zone; it renews, restores and vitalizes instantly -it's a "woman's" remedy - that's why. Ferrozone makes women strong, plump and healthful because it contains lots of nutriment, the kind that forms console, sinew, bone and nerve. Vitalizing blood courses through body, making delight- ful color, happy spirits, true womaly strength. Fifty cents buys a box of Ferrezone in any drug store. Health and Beauty. Powdered rice applied on atop a bleeding wound. Grapes and raisins are nourishing and fattening, and apples eaten daily insure clear, bright complexions. Rose water, eight ounces, and tinc- tures of benzoin, two drams, make one of the best skin tonics and whiteners. The orange stick is the only nail clean- er necessary. The stink properly pointed will not injure the enamel or the cuticle around the nail. Vaseline will darken and increase the growth of the eyelashes and eyebrows. It should be heated a little and applied with a small camel's hair brush. If a child should swallow any danger- ous substance, immediately slip down its throat the white of an egg, which will form a curd around it and thus provent serious effects. Make up your mind that yon are well and you will be well. Don't go for the medicine bottle until everything else has failed. Let nature, which means fresh air, do the work of cure. In case of fainting lay the person flat on the back, keep the people at a dis- tance, so that the sufferer will have plenty of fresh air. Sprinkle the face with water and apply spirits of harts- horn to the nose. JAMESTO %i'N. F. C. Wright is visiting his sous and daughter at Indian Head, N. W. T. Miss ,1iggfo Wilson, visited her friend, Miss Aggie Smillie reoently. Robt. Hamilton recently bought the farm belonging to the late Robt. Me - Innes. The price paid was $4,000. Mrs McInnes, her sons and daughters, who are here purpose moving to the West, where other members of the family are. Our best wishes for their happiness ac- company them. Our literary society and debating club is sustaining its good record. On Wed- nesday evening of last week another regular fortnightly meeting was held. The debate for the evening was on the subject, "Resolved that the North American Indian has been unjustly' treated." A. number of new debatore "broke the ice" that evening and did very creditably, The decision of the judges, who were Messrs. S Lamont and Chas Richardson of Brussels and L Frain of Grey, was given in favor of the affirmative. Miss MeNaughtou, elocutionist, tot Brussels, gave three recitations, in her own excellent style, while Messrs U Richardson stud R Richards of Brussels sang in their usual good form. Besides a number of very ranch ,appreciated selections ou the gramophone by Mr R Mttchell, there were some good vocal and instrumental selections by purely looal talents lint will 114 Leri • The heaviest, strongest wires made can't make a strong . fence unless the locks are as strong as the wires. A fence, • like a chain, is only as strong as its weakest spot. The New Frost Lock and Frost Wedge Lock are the most unyielding parts of a Frost Fence. They make the whole fence: as strong as the strongest wire. 61�sr 'We guarantee to repair --free of charge- -FROST To Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan SPECIAL TRAINS FOR SETTLERS With live stock and effects, from Toronto at 9,00 p.rn. EVERY TUESDAY DURING MARCH AND APRIL COLONIST CARS ATTACHED NO EXTRA CHARGE Settlers travelling without live stock should USO 1.45 p.nl. train from Toronto daily. TOURIST CARS on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sat. urdays. Cost of sleeping berths as follows: -- Winnipeg - $4.00 Regina • $5.00 Moose Jaw - 5.00 Calgary - 6.00 "Settlers' Guide" and "Western Canada" booklets of practical use and interest toast. tiers, with rates and full information free upon application to nearest Canadian I3aoills Agent, or write to C. B. Foster, D. P. C. P. R.. Toronto. We l 1nsilt.r. SPECIAL ONE WAY RATES To Billings, Mont., Denver, Color- ado Springs. Salt Like City, Nelson, • Rosslaud, Vancouver, Portland, Ore., San. Francisce. Tickets on sale • daily. Special Settlers Trains to North-West Every Tuesday during March and April special train with Colonist • Sleeper will leave Toronto 9 00 p in., every Tuesday during March and April for Manitoba and North-West. Passengers travelling without live ; stock should take Express leav- • ing Toronto 1.45 p. in. The Short Line to Cuba Leave home Thursday p. m. arriv- , ing iu Havana Cuba, early Monday morning. Direct connection. Tour- ist rates in effect. For tickets and fall information call on L Harold, Depot Agent 7 • D. MCDoNSLD, District Passenger ; • Agent, Toronto. N TeIephon( Directory, The Bell T ephuna Gompany of Can da, limited is about to pnblis a new issue of the Official Telephone irectory of Western Outario, iucludin the TOWN OF WINCHAM. Orders for new o nections, changes of name, chauges of a eet address or for duplicate entries, s ould be handed to the Local Manager t once. P, N. AN SLEY Local Manager. LOCKS Make a fence of Strength urea t.a frost edge Loch any Trost Fence that goes wrong from any cause. J. W. MOWBRAY, Whitechurch JOHN R. WEBSTER, St. Helens •••••••••••.•••••..••••••• ..4'..•..•.••••..•...•4.,•e• • • • • • COAL COAL COAL. ZWe are sole agents for the celebrated SCRANTON COAL. • which has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, Cannel and • Domestio Coal, and Wood of all kinds. always on Band, • Wecarrya LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH Z• iii fallstockof • (Dressed or Undressed) . 1 J. A McLean.' 1 Residence Phone No. 55. Office, No. 64. Mill, Xi,. 44. Cedar Posts, Barrels, Etc. fa" Highest Price paid for all kinds of Lots. "Mt • • R • • • 4 4 • • • • •.....•••.4•0•44•0144.44.6 $••44••••••••••••4••••••••