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TORS MARCO 291 1906
Carey Dry Goods Co.
We have just received another shipment of new goods
Prints, Table linens, ToweIins,
OiIeIeths, Rugs and Carpets,,
Spring is here and you will be needing some new
Carpets and Curtains during house-cleaning time. Remem-
ber, this is the place where you will get the best, and the
largest assortment to choose from. '
We have Curtains ranging in prices from 50 cents
up to $5.eo and $7.oa a pair. Cali in and see there.
We have just received a bale of Cotton which we
will sell at only 5c per and
Two caddies of our 400 Black and Green Tea, just to
hand, which we will sell at 2$
PERSONAL. HOCKEY DURING THE WEEK.
M1ss Nora °ober ha* gone to her home . Cloderich. Wins Huron District
t Iiespeler for a visit. Championship
bliss Montgomery, of Walkerton is In the series of hcme•aud-borne game*
visiting with Wingham friends, played by the Goderioh end Wingbem
Wit. H. B. Elliott is visiting with rel. teams for the championship of Huron
e01ue*and friends in London and Inger- district, the eeeety town geYen proved
thm
eeelvbs tire stronger team. The tint
loll. game was played at Goderioh on Thnrs-
$Ir Henley Park at Gadetioh was call- day evening last, Ole Wingham boys be. MISS BQYD
Mg ole old friends in Wingham on Wed• lug defeated by 12 goals to b. The re-
needay d, Win hang. ice y
Sprint, SPRING
Announcement MI LLI N E RY
turn match wt.e plays on Winghem
$ Mr. A. J. U. Heim, of Cranbrook was last ;t'riday evening, and wase very good Wishes to thank her many patrons for
to as.
f visiting with hie mother for two days exhibit** of heekey. Daring the brat stane thecathat eir kind she hes .as s in the Past, usup-
'this week. half the locale knooeeded in sooting a. to-dateg stook 4f all lines of
Mrs, Jos. E. Bradwen was visiting for few goals, but Goderioh soon took a
a few days with her son, Mr. A. E. hand in and went after the game, winn-
Bradwin at Blyth. ing by a score of 8 goal* to atx. Tho
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vanatter, of game was very free from rough play.
Goderioh visited with Wingham rein
tives lest week. On Saturday afternoon last a game
Mr. Herb Jerome went to Woedstocle was played on the local riuk between
on Monday, baying secured a good poli. the $asipess College boys and a team A oall solicited.
;ion ill a store in that city.
from the boys who are taking High
Scnool work. The college team was the
Millinery
including the very latest styles and
novelties in beadwear.
Mrs neer, of Edward Street, has been heavier, bat the High School fellows ex
suddenly called away to the bedside of
Y Whited better 0ombfnatiou play than
her daughter, who is eerionsly iIi in their opponents, The college boys goal -
Woodstock. steeper did effective work and saved the
c per lb. Mrs. (Dr) W. T. Holloway was called
Loam from defeat. The score whoa rima
to her parental home at Exeter on Toes -
day was called stood 9 to 4 in favor of the
on account of the serious Minas of Basis College team. The line up:-
her mother. Business College. High School.
Mr. David Pringle, of Petrone was R. Doze goal .... Percy .Kerr
visiting for a few days with his mother, J, MoSone,poiut. „. , .. J. Mason
H. Stieriff....cover point It. Howson
The CAREY DRY GOODS CO. WINGIIAM, No. ONTARIO
PHONE TRADE TANEN AS CASK
•aa1rra'wa ailette aea,►�r v+ia'a�w�vo�a 61%,
MINOR LOCALS.
-Regular monthly meeting of the
Town Council will be held next Monday
evening.
Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Foresters' on Friday evening
of this week.
-Regular meeting of Camp Caledon-
ia, Sons of Scotland next Monday even-
ing. All members are requested to be
It Morrie, and ie a former resident of dile Mich. where the intend residing. We
' y °g' clean, no one being penalized. The first
Mrs. Andrew Pringle, Tarnberry, who A. Oaaetuore rover.... J. AioOrostie
d h b 11 forsomeeke
-Mr. Goo Mason has been confine as been i we 13. Elliott . , ,..... centre H. Armour
to his bed this week through illness. Mr. T. J. MoLean. returned home on l! . Paterson.... right wing, ...R. Brooks
--Tzems and Weekly Globe to any ad- Saturday after a three weeks' very sue• W. White lest wing Geo. Tees
ase to January lst, 1907 for $1.00. cessfal trip through New Ontario in the Referee, Herb Elliott, Timekeepers,
-- Read the label an your paper and if interests of the Wingham Oil Co. R. Lloyd and Merton Hart, Goal um -
it is not up to date take the earliest op- Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McGee, of Owen pines, H' Oampbell and Bort Holmes.
portunity to make it so. Sound, are visiting with relatives and On Monday night rho Business College
-Mr, MalooIm Isbister, ex -Mayor, has friends in Wingham and vicinity far a team again defeated the High School
been appoiuted postmaster at Saskatoon, few weeks before leaving for the West. pupils in a lightning fast game by the
Sask. Mr. Isbister in a brother of Mr and Mrs. Thos. Groves and family close score of 4 to three. The. ice was
County Councillor Wm, Isbister, of left town on Monday for Marquette, rather heavy, but the game was very
-The Manitoba District High Court section. wish this family every success in their and second goals were snored by the H.
of the Canadian Order of Foresters has - Mr. Gordon Cook, who was employ new home. S. boys, but the College seven tied the
granted $1,200 towards the building in the Trans Cffice for some time last Mr. B. Griffin left this week for Fort score before half-time. Early in second
fund of the Foresters' building in Brant—summer, is at present learning the bar- William, where he will join the survey- half they secured two more, but soon
ford. bering business with Mr L. G. Con. ing party that is in charge of his brother. afterwards weakened, and the School
-A meeting of the Wingham Curling stable. Mr. A. Griffin. The Tisnts wishes this boys bad the better of the play, but
Club will be held in the Council Cham.
Frida Queuing of this week. All Mr. Robert Maxwell, merchant tailor, g n `Dison wife and children The teams ish to thank the senior
aeemileri of the club are requested to keen opposition, yet I have found him e
attend. strongly advise my customers to deal Scotland, where the doctor will take a
In leaving town although I have found young man every success. found the inside of the net only once.
bar on y Dr. Henry G , w
gentleman in every respect and would of Winnipeg leave in a few days for hockey club far the nee of the rink.
-Edwin St. George Banwell, ex -teller
of the Crown Bank, was Saturday morn-
ing sentenced to four years in the King-
ston Peniteniary for the theft of $40,-
350.33 from the bank.
-While attending a meeting in the
Methodist Church on Wednesday of last
week, Mrs, Helm, sr. was stricken with
paralysis and has since been eerionsly
i at her home on Patriolc street.
't ones, colds, heartened. and other throat
•nilments aro quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets. ten cents nor box. All druggists
-The Woman's Missionary Society in
connection with the Methodist church
will celebrate its silver anniversary by
the holding of an entertainment in the
Church this (Thursday) evening.
-ABrussels girl who was an invalid
for years, has grown strong and vigorous
sineo becoming engaged to be married.
' The way she accounts for it is tbat the
love microbe has driven all others out
;.f her system.
-Mrs. Jas. McAlpine, widow of the
late Mr. McAlpine, whose death was
recorded in our last issue and her
daughter, Mies Aggie McAlpine, intend
leaving Hepworth in the near future to
reside in Toledo.
--Mr. Hugh Ross is not improving as
rapidly es his many friends would Wish.
Ho is suffering from typhoid fever and
his many friends hope he may soon have
the turn for the better and be able
to be about again.
-Another of Seaforth's prominent
business men died on Monday evening
of this week in the person of Mr. John
S. Roberts. Mr. Roberts had been in
failing health for some months. He was
Sveli.known to a number of our towns -
violate.
JUST RECEIVED
A NEW LOT OF
with him, if they still wish to deal in pourse at Glasgow University. Dr. Gar- An interesting game was also played
their own town. A. R. SILITR, don is a one time resident of Wingham, on Monday evening between the junior
-Mr. D. McGregor, of the chopping having been engaged its the drug bust- hockey Club, and the Elliott Club, the
mill is, we are very sorry to report, ser- ness here. score at the end of time being 0-0. Ten
ionsly ill and at Lime of going to press it minutes extra was played, and the jnni-
was feared he would not recover. We - ors succeeded in sooring two goals.
hope he may have a change for the
better and be able to attend to business
„aiu.
-Mr. E. 1I. Dever's tailor shop at
Dresden was destroyed by fire last
Thursday morning. His loss will be
$1,500, partially covered by insurance,
Mr. Dever is a former resident of Wing -
ham and a brother-in-law of Mr, Jesse
Button, of town.
Dr. Ovens, London, Surgeon Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mo -
Ribbon's drug store, Tuesday, April 3rd.
Hours 2 p. In, to 8 p. m. Gimes pro-
perly fitted.
Wiudow Shades
On best spring rollers.
Colors, cream, green and
red. Reversible shades,
cut to suit your windows.
For sale at lowest prices.
-Our old genial friend, Mr. John
Quirk, has so far recovered from bis re-
cent illness to be able to be around again.
We hope he may continue to improve
HEALTH IN THE HOME
Baby's Own Tablets are :,' :ily. good
for little babies or big oh , ren. It a
ohild is suffering from an of the minor
ills of childhood a few • •sea of the Tab•
lets will cure it An an *accessional
dose to the well hild ill prevent sick-
ness. Mrs. A. • er. er, Rivers Ouelle,
Que., says -"My . aby was cross, irrit-
able, did not sleep at night and did not
seem to thrive, but since giving her
Baby's Own Tablets all this is changed.
She now eats well, sleeps well, and is
growing fat. The Tablets have proved
a blessing to both myself and the child."
So say all mothers who have used this
medicine. Baby's Own Tablets aro sold
by all drnggiets, or yon can get them
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont., at 25c a box.
and long be spared to enjoy the comforts A. 0. U. W. in Good Condition.
of a retired life after so many years The Grand Lodge of the A. O. U. W.
spent in active duty on the railroad. was held in Toronto last week, and the
-The Children's Aid Society of this following circular issued by the Grand
County have requests to find homes Master will be read with interest by
for two infants --one about six weeks members of the Order: -"Another finan•
and the other a bright little boy of tial year of our beloved Order has passed
ten months. Anyone willing to take into history, a year which was full of
Dither will please communicate with trials and vicissitudes, but I am happy
Samos Mitchell, President, Goderich. to inform yon that it has ended with a
Miss K, M, fisher
Successor to Cooper d>7 Co.
BORN.
JoiiNsToN-In Turnberry, on March 17th,
the wife of Mr. Edward Johnston; a son.
HowATT.-In East Wawanoeh, on March Sth,
the wife of Mr. Wm. Howatt ; a son.
ANnaxsON.—In Blyth, on March loth, the
wife of Rev. S. Anderson; a boa.
Coos:. -In Morris on March 9th. the wife of
Mr. W. M. Cook; a d� aughter.
Hmsrm-In Culross, on March :0th, the wife
of Mr Win. Hundt ; a son.
MARRIED
0 i nrLL-BnPTON- At the residence of the
bride's parents, on March 7th, by Rev. W. T.
West, M.A., of Bluevele, Mr. Geo. A. Camp-
bell to Miss Janey B , daughter of Mr. John
Hutton, both of Turnberry.
McXAT-MAIMItALL -At the residence of
the bride's parents. on March 21st, by Rev. D.
Tait, B. A., of Teesweter, Mr. Gordon B. Mc-
Kay, of Thameaford t o Miss A gieN. Marshall,
daughter of Mr, Robt. Marshall, of Culross.
B tnniE-DAvLnsoN.-in Blenheim Twp. Ox-
ford Co., on Thursday, March 15. by the Rev.
Mr. Thompson, Ayr, Walter Barrie, son of the
late William Barrie, Morris, to Miss Bessie
Davidson, ster of ColgelOlsin Presbyterian Davidson,
HAWKINS-BArstEs.-In Brussels, at "Talla-
hease." on March 20th, by Rev. T. W, Cosens
Mr. T. A. Hawkins to Mrs. F. J. Baines, all of
Brussels.
-Glanders is making havoc among great victory, financially and otherwise.
horses in the vicinity of Atwood. We On account of the agitation and adoption
understand that upwards of thirty good of an adequate rate, it was the belief of
horses, suffering with the disease, were many of the members of the Executive
shot in that locality last week. It that the loss of membership would be
is said the disease was brought into the many thousands, but, brethren, our Loss"
neighborhood in a shipment of horses has been exceedingly light, considering
from the West, our membership, and our finances were
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat never in better condition. After wiping
Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London, out of deficit in our Beneficiary Fund of
3rd door East St. Andrew's Chnroh. $1.41,914.65, we transferred $100,000 to
GIasses supplied.
Reserve, making this fund now 8614,-
--Charles Goodman, pleaded guilty to 227.01, which has been invested and is
reoeiving stolen property on two counts • earning 4 per cent. and over, with aur-
in the General Sessions, at Toronto, be- plan of nearly $70,000 in our Beneficiary
Pore Judge Winchester, without 5 jury, Fond et this date.
Monday morning, and was sentenced to '
the Central Prison for two years, less
one day. Charles Goodman lived in Woodmen of' the World.
Wingham for a few gears, and was en. The biennial meeting of the head
gaged in buying scrap iron, etc. camp of the Woodmen of the World was
The ladies are gordialiy invited to call
and inspect onr new stook of Millinery,
including alt that is newest and best in
the line of headgear,
You find our stook complete in every
detail, and we will be pleased to ehow
yon the goods.
See our stylish,
Ready » to - Wear Hato.
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Butcher Shop
ITBfA.VT openede Butcher Soup.
in premises two doors north
of the Chieholnn Block, and
am fully prepared to supply the
s best of all kinds of
r Fresh and Cured Meats.
e' Speoial attention paid to orders -
= from farmers and others for moat . ;
in large quantities.
• A share of your patronage is
: respectfully solicited.
1 WM. DIAMOND.1
1
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Miss Little.
A. N. Boyd. Next door to postof ee.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Spring Term Opens
On April 2nd.
Why should you. content yourself
in the ordinary walks of life when
you can better your condition by
taking a course in this school? We
give a thorough, practical education
and assist our graduates to good poet -
tions, Commence your course now.
Write for partioulars.
ELLIOTT & McOACUUN
PRINCIPALS.
Three horses were electrocuted in a
Brantford livery stable by the fixtures
beooming ,electrified.
Mrs Jaffray, wife of Hon. Robert Jaff.
ray, died at the family residence "Bur.
Fey Lodge," Toronto.
Mr Duncan O. Fraser, Jnatioe of; the
Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, hal
been appointed Lientenent-Governor of
that Provinoe.
Sore Throat ehnd Coughs
A simple, effective and safe remedy for all throat
irittauonsisfmind in
Cresolene Antiseptic Te blots
They combine the gent:leidai value of Cresolenewith
the soothing p10o .Ali Drug t elm aad lioon�.
Fishery inspector James 0. Weldon
seized twenty oases containing 684 lies of
pickerel at the Grand Trunk Depot at
London. All the fish were under the
fifteen inches required by the act.
DIED
BABA: In Ethel, on Tuesday. March 20th,
Mary Hamilton, beloved wife of Robert Barr,
aged 41 years, 5 months and 12 days.
Mti T EA.—In Hovrick, on March 2.1rd, Jessie
Fotheringham, wife of Mr. Andrew Miller. of
Wingham, aged 85 years.
SMAtit-in Wroxeter, on March 26th, Samuel
Blythe curate, M.D., aged 66 years, 10 months
and 18 days.
BLAvic--in East Wawanosh, en Maroh 27th,
Margaret, 8 m� o ithseand 27 dart. Black, ago* 60
Eldorado Potato
On account of the potato disease so
prevalent in Great Britain for many
years, there has been an effort to pro-
duce a blight and disease proof potato,
while yet a heavy cropper. The remelt
is the Eldorado, introduced by A. Find-
lay, gold medalist of the H. do A. S. S.,
etc., etc. It 13 owing to the wonderful
cropping qualities of this potato, as well
as it being a blight and disease resister,
that caused the furore in Groat Britain
the past three years, and which resulted
in the highest prices, almost fabulous,
ever paid for any introduction into the
vegetable kingdom in all time, $7,000
having been paid for fourteen pounds in
1003. The Eldorado is stere to be of
great interest to the Canadian grower, to
rr d as 1800.
aunt carried w
whom it is now offered for the first tune the average am $ +
by Smith Bros., lleachville, at very rel• The death claims vete 59, of Whieli 57
sonable price'', considering the great were approved. The death rate Was 5.51,
value claimed for this potato. See advt. as compared with 0,08 in the preceding
in another column of this paper for foil year. There was $38,054.85 oollledted in
particulate; asdeseMent1 over the actual death losses,
held in Guelph last week. We give be-
low a general standing of the order as
taken from the reports presented. About -
$2,500 lees was spent in organization in
1005 than in 1004. The number Of poli•
dies issued Was 1,705, 59 against 2,175 for
1004, a reduction of 410. The number
of lapses was 973, as against 838, an in-
crease of 135. There were 27 inew camps
or circlets organized during the year.
There were 13 camps disbanded daring
the year, all in the wast, The number
of lady members Were increased by 45,
and is novo 359. The year 1905 had
fallen behind 1004 in the last quarter,
due to the prevailing unrest regarding
insurance. Head Clerk Fitsgerald's re.
port showed that the soolety had 10,318
mothers, coiling an average insurance
of $1,114. At the inoeption 01 the order
THE TIMES
from now until
Jan. 1, 1907
For 65c.
NOTICE.
In order to have more time to
devote to Insurance, I bave die -
posed of my Real Estate business
to Mit. J. $. Cms1IOLM, and
would request my patrons to Dalt
on bin at his office in order that
he may give their properties his
immediate attention.
ABNER COSENS
Insurance and Loan Agent
WINGHAM,
harness
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TO FARMERS AND
TOWNSMEN
0
Those wanting Harness, single or
double, will find it to their advantage
to deal with Me, an I have a large
stook to ohooso, from.
Also, Fur Coats, Robes, Borne
Blankets, Bells, Whips, Trunks,
Valises, Club Bags, Telescopes ;
Carry Combs, .Brushes, Harness
Oil, eto.
Repairing done neatly, 3
and promptly.
Having bought Mr. O. Knechtel's
stook, and engaged him to work for
me, I am in a position to make any
kind of Harness to order, on the
shortest possible notice.
Give me a call.
Cr Manners,
New
Subscribers
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to make the above liberal offer to
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TIMES OFFICE,
Wingham, Ont.
• HAVE YOU ORDERED
•YOUR NEW
Spring Suit
Overcoat
It you haven't, it's high time you
Were thinking about it.
- We cordially invite you to take a
look at what we are showing this
spring in the latest
Itweeds, Merges,
Worsteds,
Fancy Vesting*,
Tronserlings, ete.
We can snit you in price, quality,
style and workmanship.
Robe. Maxwell
TAILOR.
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
Any even numbered section of 10miuion
Lands in Manttebaorthe Northwest Provinces,
estenpting 8 and 26, not reserved, maybe home•
*teased by any person who is the sole head of
a family, or any male over 18 years of age, to
the extent of ont•quertor section of 100 acres,
more or less.
Entrryy may be made persendlly et the local
land clues for the district in which the hand is
oupporiontheo htme eMstinateerr ofsitheeInma,
Ottawa, the Commissioner of Immlgratton,
'Winnipeg, or the local agent receive authority
for some ono to make entry for Min,
The homesteader is required to perform the
conditions connected therewith under one of
the following11Ians :
(1) .At leas six months'reeidenee upon and
cultivation of the land in each year for three
years. •
(2) tf the father (or mother, if the father 10
deceaseds of the homesteader resides upon a
farm in the vleintty of the land entered for the
requirements At to 204162600 fluty be satiated
by sueh person residing with the father er
mother.
(Ib
75 the settlerlits his permanent residonee
upon farming land owned by him in the vicin-
ity of his homestead the requirements 50 tO
residence fifty be satl8Red by ree160500 upon
the said land.
Six months' notice in writing should be siren
to the" t;emlt taeboner of Dominion Lands at
Qtts rn of intention to apply fQr lmtent.
w. Co
Depot,' of the etiniate.rwof the Irnit2.yer, lot,
netit lniof ibis ad-
vertisement
d•
v tideenwn nob pe r
STEEL RANGES
AT $45.00 EACH
SEE THE
"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. 19, 1006
Western Foundry Co., Ltd.,
Wingham, Opt.
MADE BY
Gentlemen: -
It affords me much pleasure to be
able- to recommend to any intending purohiiser
your Huron Steel range, I have had one of
them in title for the past two years and during
that time have found it to give me the most
perfect satisfaction on a minimum anitlunt of
naI. My Wife stater that she won't' not 0X.
change it for any make of range that she has
• seen yet, in fact if elle . eould not get another
one would not sell it at any price.
Verb truly yours,
Christopher Johnson
The WESTERN FOUNDRY CO., 'Ltd. • Wingham, Oot1