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THE WINGHAM TIMES MARCH.
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this column from any of oure. If you
have visitors or prtrpose going away yourself. a
drop in and tall us, or send us a note to that
effect.
THURSDAY NOON, MARGU lst, OR FRIDAY MORNING $ Miss Cook, of Clinton, spent a few
days vieitiug with friends in town.
,i Mr. Geo, H. Mooney, of the Ripley
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Now, don't be afraid to come in and see us (whether
you want to buy or not), new customers as well as old
odes. Our aim will be to try and make everyone feel at
home in this store.
We have had a busy ten days since we closed down.
Our new goods are about all in. excepting site of the
shipments of our Fancy Dress Goods. This shipment we
expect will be here in the course of a week or so.
It will be of interest to you to keep posted in the
news of this store from time to time.
ALL KINDS OF TRADE TAKEN
♦ Express, waa iu Wingham on Monday.
Miss Hill, of Loudon, was visiting
$with old friends in Wiugham last week.
Mr. Wm. Batton, of Toronto was
0 calling on old friends in Wingham this
week.
Miss Jennie Stewart, is visiting for
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Harris at Wroxeter.
p Mrs. M, Howell, of Preston is visiting
for two weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Gannett.
Mr. A. E. Eradwiu,
Standard was calling
friends on Tuesday.
Miss Rose Fisher, of Lncknow
visiting for a few days with her cousin,
Miss Maud Robertson.
Carey Dry Goods Co. $
PHONE 70. WINGHAM.
MINOR LOCALS.
—Thursday, March fst.
—This is the first day of Spring.
—The Sterling Bank of Canada, is
opening a branch office in Harriston.
—Regular meeting of Camp Caledonia,
Sons of Scotland next Monday evening.
roughs, colds, hoa'seneae, and other throat
ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets. ten cents per box. All druggists
—Assessor Dulmage is now busy at his
work of preparing the assessment roll
for 190G.
—Regular monthly meeting of the
Town Council will be held next Monday
evening.
Miss Haynes, elooutioniet,assisted at a
concert in Wroxeter on Wednesday
evening.
—Mr. J. H. Rogers, of Fordwich, has
been appointed Treasurer of the Town-
ship of Howick.
—The TnIEs office is the place to get
the very latest in wedding invitations
and visiting cards.
—Mr. Alfred E. Elliott, has sold his
farm in Turnberry, near Wingham to a
Mr. Jas.SneU' from near Blyth.
—The Huron Old Boys of Toronto
have decided to run their annual excur-
sion to this County, on Saturday,
July 7th.
—The past week has given another
variety of weather; Fridayand Saturdayurda
Y
was balmy and spring-like and since
then we have had nearly zero weather.
Sore Throat and Coughs
A simple, effective and safe remedy for all throat
irritations is found in
Cresolene Antiseptic Tablets
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene with
the soothing properties of slippery elm and licorice.
1Oc. All Druggists 400
—Mr. Conrad Biehl, for many years
foreman in the foundry at Teeswater
has taken a position as foreman moulder
with the Western Foundry Co., of this
town.
—The TIMES is sorry to report that
our good friend,Mr. John Quirk is again
confined to his bed suffering with rheu-
matism. His numerous friends hope to
see him soon able to be around again.
—The opening chapter of our new
story, "The Adventures" will be found
on another page of this issue. The story
is a very interesting one. New sub-
scribers can secure the Tnnns from now
until January 1st for 75 cents.
A Big Drop
Wall Paper
No need of sending to Departmental
stores, or buying from pedlars when yon
can bay better and cheaper paper at K.
M. Fisher's Book Store. About 15th
March we expect a large cargo of up-to-
date Wall Paper. Beautiful new designs,
in good, fast colors. To make room we
want to clear out all our last year's stock
at cost price. A whole grist of Remn-
ants will be ready on sale.
JUST OPENED
—Mr. John Oliver, has been appoited
Postmaster at Palmerston.
—Mr, Geo. C. Manners, Wingham's
leading harness dealer, has a new advt.
in this issue. Farmers and others in
need of anything in Mr. Manners' line
will do well to give him a call.
—Simpson Bros. general merchants at
Fordyce have made an assignment to
Mr. Geo. C. Hanna, of this town. A
meeting of the creditors will be held in
R. Vanatone's office, on Thursday after-
noon, Marsh 8th.
An entire new stock of Fancy Goods,
Stamped Linen, Shirt Waist Lengths
with white and colored pearl lustre for
embroidering. A new line of Silk and
Linen Cnehion Tops regular beauties,
Onehion Girdles, Cords, and Art Silks in
great variety and Down Cushion Forms,
nave Combs, "Neeerluze," Bone Hair
Pins. A fine line of China and other
fancy and usefnl articles suitable for
Wedding Presents and Soavenite.
—Mr. James Taylor, lot 17, con. 11,
Turnberry will hold an auction sale of have arrived home from New Liskeard.
Mra. Cleghorn and child will remain
here, but Mr. Cleghorn expects to return
next week.
of the Blyth
on Wingham
was
Mr. Alex. Campbell is spending two
weeks with relatives in Berlin, Cross. -
hill and other places in Waterloo
county.
Mr. John Hamilton, who has spent the
winter months at the parental home in
town, left last Thursday for his home in
Gilbert Plains, Mau.
Mrs. D. C. McKenzie, of Winnipeg, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. McLean,
and also visiting her many old friends in
Wingham and vicinity.
Mr. Thos. Netterfield was in Arthur
on Saturday last attending a divisional
meeting of the maintenance•of-way em-
ployees of the C. P. R.
Mr. Ernie Button was in town a few
days this week, visiting with old friends
before leaving for Moosejaw, Sask.,
where he intends to locate permanetly.
Mr and Mrs G. S. Cleghorn, and ohild
farm stock and implements, on Friday,
March 9th. Everything is to be sold as
Mr. Taylor has sold his farm. W. A.
Currie will be the auctioneer.
Miss K. MI Fisher
Sncaeredr to Cooper ac 0o.
—Messrs. Currie & Reintoul, shipped : —W. J. Chapman, of Acton is suing
another car load of horses to the West W. H. Storey and Son, of the same
on Tuesday. They were a choice lot of town, to compel them to observe the
horses and Mr. Carrie, who is now in terms of a contract made in 1903, where -
the West should have no trouble in find- by he transferred the assets of his busi-
ing ready sale for them. nese to the defendants, and they agreed
—From last Saturday's Sarnia Post to pay his debts. Chapman alleges that
we learn that Mr. Jas. MoKelvie, has they did not pay off his liabilities.
sold his tobacco and billiard room busi-
ness in that town and intends taking a
trip to California. Jimmy's many old'
friends here will wish him a pleasant
trip.
—While in Toronto on Friday last Dr.
P. Macdonald, Wm Nicholson, W. F.
VanStone and Dudley Holmes took a -
run up to Newmarket and had a look
through the High School in that place,
getting pointers and information for
Wingham's now school.
—The TIMES is pleased to report this
week that Town Clerk Ferguson is now
improving and is able to be about the
house. He expects to soon be at his
office. The numerous friends our Town
ROSY-CHEEKED BABIES
Nothing in the world is such acomfort
eek -
baby's
vigilenoe
ittle ills of
and the wise
and joy as a healthy, hearty,rosy-
ed, happy baby. But the price
health and happiness is const
on the mother's part. Th
babyhood come suddenly
mother will alwa s be 'n a position to
treat them at ono . n promptly releiv-
ing and curing
th • s of bah
childhood no ther medicine cd and
babyhood
equal
Baby's Own Tablets, and they aro guar-
anteed absolutely free from opiates and
harmful drugs. Mrs. Wm. Sinclair,
Hebron, N.B., says:—"Baby's Own
Tablets are the best medicine I know of
for curing the ills of young children. I
Clerk will be pleased to hear of him re- - always keep the Tabets in the house, and
do not know how I could get along with-
out them." Sold by all medicine deal-
ers, or by mail at 25c a box, from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
HOUSE AND 2 ACRES OF
LAND IN LOWER WING -
NAM FOR SALE
AT _ONCE
$100,000 to loan on farm lands at
lowest rates.
ABNER COSENS
Insurance, Loan and Estate
agent.
WINGHAM.
. MEN
NTED.
Good reliable men
represent us and
farmers; splendid se
spare time or per
openiug for a hustle
milers to the Caned'
Ltd , Wookstook, ij
covering.
—Mr James Taylor, has sold his 100
acre farm on the llth concession of
Turnberry, to Mr. John Baird, who gets
possession this month. Mr. Taylor in-
tends going West to live with his daugh-
ter and will hold a sale of farm stock
and implements on Friday, March 9th.
—Wednesday of last week, Dr. J. P.
Kennedy was in Ripley, where he per-
formed a critical operation on Miss
Gertie Shane, in removing a large tumor.
Miss Shane had been ailing for about a
y ear, and since the operation is improv-
ing as rapidly as could be expected.
in this district to
ell wire fence to
ler. Work daring
anently. Splendid
. Write for parti-
n Fence Mfg. Co.,
ut.
DEBENTURES FOR SALE.
The Town of Winghnrn offers for sale 15
Debentures of $100.00 eaeli, making altogether
$1,500.00. These debentures bear interest. pay-
able annually, at 4i per cent. The principel
is payable twelve years from 15th March, 1000.
Offers for these debentures may be made to
tite Mayor, Theis. Bell, Esq. or to the
Treasurer at his office in the said Town,
Wingham, Feb. 7th, 1900
BBUR 51.
FARM FOR SALE.
The east half of lot 28, eon. 10, Township of
Turnberry, 1 toile from the town of Wingham,
containing 57 acres of land. On the premises
are a new brick house and kitchen with wood-
shed and firstclass cistern, good frame barn.
lately re -singled, with cement foundation and
cement floor all over stable. 7 he farm is well
fenced and well watered with spring creek
running across it There are 80 acres seeded
clown and fall ploughing all done. This farm
will be sold on easy terms to suit the purchaser.
For furthur particulars apply on premises,
mile west of Wingham cemeterv, or address
AUGUST IfOMUTH,
Wingham, Ont,
FARM FOR SALE
One of the best farms in the Township of
Turnberry, beim; lot 8 and part of lot 4 in the
7111 con., containing 107 acres, all cleared ex-
cept 4 acres of hardwood bush. This farm is
well fenced and drained and the land in a high
stats of cultivation. There is about 70 acres
under grass and 83.5 acres of good fall wheat
and a largo orchard. Running water, conven-
ient to the buildings, and open the whole year
round, supplies the stock with water. The
barn is a large frame barn with stone founda-
tion and ceinent floors for cattle and hogs.
The house is large and comfortable with an
excellent cellar end cistern. Two lime kilns
and a limestone quarry are on the premises.
The farm is 0 nines from Wingham and 4 miles
from Wroxeter, 1;:: miles from church and 1
toile from a post office. This farm will be sold
on reasonable terms as the proprietor is going
West. For further particulars apply on the
premises or address Glenfarrow P. O.
D. FRASER,
Assignee's Notice to Creditors.
N OTICE is hereby given that Simpson Bros.,
of the Township of Wnwanosh in the
County of Huron, Merchants, have ado an
assignment under R.S.O. 1507, chap 47, of all
their estate, credits and effects, George C.
Hanna, of the Town of Winghe n the County
of Huron, Merchant, for the eral benefit of
their creditors.
A meeting of the cre ' ors will be held in
the office of R. Van tone in the Town of Wing-
ham,
in -
ham, on Thursday t ..Eighth day of March,
A.D. 1900, at the h of Two o'clock in the
afternoon, to recei o a statement of affairs, to
appoint inspectors and fix their remuneration,
and for the ordering of the affairs of the estate
generally.
Creditors are requested to file their claims
with the Assignee, with proofs and particulars
thereof required by the said Act, on or before
the day of such meeting.
And notice is further given, that after the
First day of April, A.D. 1004, the Assignee will
proceed to distribute the assets of the debtors
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which notice shall
then have been given, and that ho will not be
liable for the assets or any part thereof. so
distributed, to any person or persons of whose
claim he shall not then have had notice.
R VANSTONE, GEORGE C. HANNA,
Solicitor for Assignee. Wingham, Assignee,
Dated at Wingham this 27th day of February,
A.D. 1000.
SHARPiN.—In Howick, on February lsth, tate
wife of Mr. John Sharpin: a son.
MARRIED
Anntrcic7.E—HAMILTON.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, on February 21st, by Rev.
D. Perrie, Mr. Robt. Arbuckle, of East 'Wawa -
nosh to Miss Jessie Hamilton, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. Hugh Hamilton, of Wingham.
KEMP—Bunae—At the residence Of the -
bride's mother, Mrs. Robert Burns, Howick,
on February 14th, by Rev. John Radford, Mr,
John Kemp, of North Dakota to Miss Eliza E.
Burns.
—Several of the C. P. R. officials spent
last Thursday in Wingham, viewing dif-
ferent parts of the town. Everything
points to the belief that a new station
and other improvementsare in the wind,
but we are unable to learn what the
proposed changes are or when they will
be carried into effect.
—Mr. Edward Haines, of the gravel
road, south of Wingham, has returned
home from Clinton, where he spent five
weeks in the hospital, having undergone
a serious operation. We are pleased to
learn that Mr. Haines is now nicely im-
proving and hopes to be soon enjoying
good health. His friends will be pleased
to hear of his recovery.
—Mr. John Mitchell, publisher of the
Hanover Post, died Friday afternoon of
pneumonia after an illness of about ten
days. Deceased was born in the village
of Arthur 53 years ago and about 35
years ago became a resident of Hanover.
He had been editor of the Post since
1889. Deceased was a brother of Mr.
W. J. Mitchell, of the Clinton Nevi's -
Record.
—Last week the C. P. R. section men
took up about 75 feet of track add put in
new ties. This is certainly unnettal for
the month of February, and Foreman
Neil informs us, that it is the second
time in his long experience on the road
that the weather has been so mild ad to
permit work of that kind being done in
that month, "While working on the 992nd
ult., the men killed a garter snake
about 18 inches long, which was sunning
itself near the track.
DIED
Dovr,i•:—In Hullett, on February 20th, Mr.
Patrick Doyle, aged 90 years.
harness
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TO FARMERS AN
TOWNSME
Those wanting Harness, single or
double, will find it to their advantage
to deal with me, as I have a Iarge
stook to choose from.
Also, Fnr Coats, Robes, Horse
Blankets, Bells, Whips, Trunks,
Valises, Club Bags, Telescopes ;
Carry Combs, Brushes, Harness
Oil, etc.
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Repairing done neatly
1, 1906
. CENTRAL
:.TRATFORD. ai4T.
This school has beoeme the leading
Commercial School in the West. No
similar institution is doing more to
thoroughly equip young people for
responsible positions. Our courses
are thorough and practical while the
teaching is done by experienced in-
structors. All graduates get good
positions. You may enter at any
time. Write for catalogue.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
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JUST ARRIVED!
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Overcoatings,
1 1 1
Suitings
III
TROUSERIn(1S AND VESTIToS.
These are all of the latest designs
and materials, and at prices that are
reasonable.
We have a special line of
Black and Blue Serges
you ought to see.
Call and have a look through our -
stock and see the Fashions for Fall -
and Winter.
All you have to do is tell ns how -
yon want your garment made, and
we snake it that way. •
Our Trimmings are of the best.
Robt. Maxwell
TAILOR.
Home Comfort
Slee Range
Manufactured by
Wrought Iron Rnge�Company, Ltd,
TORON 0, ONTARIO.
FOUNDED 1864.
CAPITAL, $1,000,000.
The above is a cu: of our improved nickle plate Range,
with handsome enamelle i reservoir attached to water front in
fire box. ' 1
The Wrought Iron Range Co. have located one of their
divisions in Wingham aad will canvas the surrounding country
from this place.
Boissevain, Man., Jan. Gth, 190G.
Towhom itmay
concern:—
e
and years ago I pur )haled a Home Comfort Range a d haw e
found
it splendidly adopted to on: • western wants. I know of dozens of my neigh-
bors who are more than p] ased with the same Range, and this season the
company are se ming twice as many as they did on their last canvas four
years ago. If you want t 'e best buy the "Home Comfort."
(signed) JAS. A. PATTERSON.
Box 17, Boissevain, Mau.
Teeswater, Jan. 12th, 100G
I have used a Home Comfurt Range for four years. It's the best yet ; don't
boy any other. I wouldn't take $100.00 for mine if I
oonld&BERT MARSHALL
t another
just the same. (signed)
J. W. K. VANNORMAN, DIVISIONAL SUPT.
STEEL
RANGES
AT $45.00 EACH
SEE THE
Any even numbered section of Dominion
Lands in Manitoba or the Northwest Provinces,
excepting 8 and 20, not reserved, may be home•
eteaded by any person who is the sole head of
a family, or any mal • over 18 years of age, to
the extent of one-qu..rter section of 100 acres,
more or less.
Entry, may be ne. 'e personally at the local
land office for the ti riot in which the land is
situate. or if the he n'steader desires, he may.
on application to tI 0 Minister of the Interior,
Ottawa, the Com' ,iesioner of Immigration,
Winnipeg, or the keel agent, receive authority
for some one to make entry for him.
The homesteader is required to perform the
conditions connected therewith under one of
the following plans :
(1) At least six months' residence upon and
cultivation of the land in each year for three
years.
(2) if the father (or mother, if the father is
deceased) of the homesteader resides upon it
fare' in the vicinity of the land entered for the
requirements as to residence may be satiafted
by such person residing with the father or
mother.
(3) If the settler has his permanent residence
upon farming land owned by him in the vicin-
ity of his homestead the requirements as to
residence may be satisfied by residence upon
the said land.
Six months'notice in writing should be given
to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at
Ottawa of intention to apply for patent.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior,
B.—Unauthorized publication of tits ad-
vertisement will not be paid for,
and promptly.
Having bought Mr. 0. Knechtel's
stock, and engaged him to work for
me, I am in a position to mako any '
kind of Harness to order, on the -
shortest possible notice,
Give me a call.
. � C• Manners.
nrrrstw srtrri�..Ysr
THE TIMES
from now until
Jan. 1, 1907
ror 75o.
"HURON"
before buying any other. It is the best
value in Steel Range construction on the
Canadian market. Every Range guaran-
teed absolutely. Will burn wood or coal.
Extra large reservoir means abun-
dance of hot water. Made right in
your own County.
Read what pleased users say :
Blyth, PO., Jan. 10, 1000
Western Foundry Co., Ltd.,
Wingham, Ont.
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Gentlemen:—
It affords me much pleasure to be
able to recommend to any intending purchaser
your Huron Steel range. I have had one of
them in use for the past two years and during
that time have found it to give me the most
perfect satisfaction on a minimum amount of
feel. My wife states that eke would not ex-
change it for any make of range that she has
seen yet, in fact it she could not get another'
one would not sell it at any price.
Very truly yours,
Christopher Johnson
The WESTERN FOUNDRY CO,Lidi - Wingham, Ont,