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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-08-02, Page 5BAYS' WASH SUITS, • HALF PRICE. BOYS' LINEN TAMS, • HALF PRICid. Crowder's Stylish Clothes Here's two clothing leaders it will be well for you to see on Saturday : $495 16 SMummeren's StrSuits,iped Tweed pocz-pikecetse; , Bargain well cut, and made fit for any man to wear. Regular price $6.50 to $8.50. i $7,50 Bargain 22 only Men's Tweed Suits, in light and dark colors, right up to date ; sizes 35 to 44. Regular price $Io.00. $3 Men's Unlined Coats $2.25 Men's Tweed and Flannel Unlined Odd Coats, sizes 34 to 44, regular $3.00 ; bargain - - - • - $2.25 .Bargains in Boys' Suits 15 only Boys' two and three-piece Tweed Snits, Norfolk, Russian Blouse, eto., sizes 22 to 28, regular prices $2 75 to $5.50 ; bargain • - - - HALF PRICE 85c Boys' Wash Coats 60c Boys' Wash Octets, in linen and black and white, dull, sizes 24 to 34, regular 75o and 85o ; bargain - • .00 Boys' Unlined Suits .. 4 only Boys' two-piece Unlined Flannel Snits, sizes 30 to 32, regular price $4.50 ; bargain • - 2.75 Men's Unlined Suits • 3 only Men's Navy Blue Serge Unlined 2 piece Suits, sizes 40 and 42 only, regular $4.50 ; bargain - - 2.95 Colored Shirts 36 only Men's Colored Shirts, sizes 14 to 18, reg. 50o and 75o. .39 $1 Men's Colored Shirts 75c 0 dozen Men's Colored Shirts, new patterns, sizes 14 to regular price $1.00 and $1,25 ; bargain - - Boys' Cotton Stockings 5 dozen pairs Cotton Stockings, heavy ribbed, double k "sizes 6 to 9;af, reg. 200 and 25o ; Saturday 2 pairs Bargains in Men's Shoes all August. - Trunks an 18x3, .75 neer, for .25 d Valises. Wiugham The R. N. CROWOER CO, TTI WING�IA.M TIMES, A.UGUs 12 1906 �',{r■*ys■v�.�.,/S FROM OU NEIGIIBORS DLStAs� Ccs I na 5u IM I�� STT l,•���' vacation, If you need flesh and �s#cength use Scott's Emulsion summer as in winter. EVENT'S OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS, WII a 'Wideawaice Tnnee OorresPQndenta Commumoate --- Other Items Clipped Prom Our Exchanges. A.UGVSx7iNE. M ins Jennie Salkeld, of Stratford, is visiting her friend, Mies Laurendeau, at present. Miss Annie Morningstar, who was visiting relatives here, has gone to Cats roes to visit relatives there. The Mime O'Leary, of Toronto, who were visiting their cousin, litre. George Brophy, have returned home. We regret very much to hear of the serious illness of Mrs. Wm. McAllister and hope to be able soon to speak of her reoovery. Mrs. Ed. Robinson and family, of Pontiac, Mich„ are visiting Mrs. Robinson'e sister-in-law, Mrs. John Red- mond, at present. THE TIMES.. 25 Cents to Jan., 1907. How Pneumonia Starts You catch a little gold to -day, by to- morrow it has reached the throat, next day the hugs are affected and you wish you had used "Catarrhozone" which kills oolde in five minutes. In the first plaoe Oatarrhozone soothes the irritated membranes and relieves congestion, - then it cuts out phlegm and destroys the germs. It enables the blood to retain a Get More mem natural supply of oxygen, lung -food, and vitality. In any cough, bronchitis If you are tired, nervous, sleepless, or lung affection it's guaranteed to poet- have headaches and langour, yon need - tively cure. Decline any substitute for Dr. Hamilton's Pills; they tone the "Catarrhozone." GODERICIY Miss Robertson, a school teacher from Goderioh Ont., has mysteriously die - appeared. She had been on a visit to New Glasgow, N. S., and was on her way home. She was met in Quebec city by her brother, and they put up at the hotel Victoria. Friday when he went to call for his sister she was gone, and her nurse and jaoket she had taken also, though she left her satchel contain- ing her railway ticket home. coiV600.14~mi•Afirv..044.-04tpowssiviva40100-Avv4.0.4.0-#1(Z) GENUINE Furniture Bargains FOR 30 DAYS. 1111.111111111111111.11111111.111111111 Special Clearing Sale of New and Up-to- date Furniture now on at S. Gracey's Store. If you want good value for your money in -BEDROOM SUITES -SIDEBOARDS -PARLOR SUITES -EXTENSION TABLES -IRON BEDS, Etc., Ete., Now is your chance. Call and see if we do as we advertise. We make a specialty of doing Picture Framing neatly and well. UNDLItTAKING-111 this particular lisle we pro- fess to be second to none. Having had over 27 years practical experience, we feel confident of giving entire satisfaction whenever our services are required. Calls attended promptly, night or day. 'Prices reasonable. S-GRA.CEY Furniture Dealer 8z Practical Undertaker. ST. ILELENS. ilei'. A. Oraw spent a few days at the manse last week. Mrs. Herb. Thompson, or the Soo, is visiting at the Old hoine. George Clark, of Midland, is spending a few days at home. Mims Stratton, of Goderioh, is spending her holidays at J. B. Rutherford's. Mips Johnston, of Varna, is visiting at her sisters, Mrs. Robinson Woods. Mrs. BeII and family, of Wingham, are visttiog at her sister's, Mrs. T, Joynt's. Mrs. Chapman and Miss Clara, of St. Thomas, are visiting at Mr. Asquith's. Mrs. Williams and Mra. Taylor, of Brantford, are visiting their sister. Mrs. A, Darnin. We are pleased to have James Ramag e again in our midst. We believe James intends returning West in September. Mrs. Souse and little son,of Cape Town, Africa, are visiting et her old home. Mr. Asquith looks pleased to have his three daughters with him. Sender tree sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,rip. Toronto, and beet all drmmists. for payment bf the following accounts : --Municipal World, fat. Thofnas, Col- lector's Roll, Order Books on Treasaret, and postage, $2,08; Wm, J. Geddes, plank and repairing bridge at Belgrave cons 8 and 9, $5; Robt. G. Haines, part payment for services as Inspector of gravelling on western boundary, $1.87; $. B. Elliott, Wingham, part of print- ing contract 1906, $20; Hy Edwards, 35 yds gravel Div. No. 26, $2.45; Alex. Morton, 40 yds gravel Div. No. 27, $2.80; Walter Scott sr., 14 yds gravel Div. No. 34, 98c; R. Leishman, 46 yds gravel Divs. Nos, 39 and 41, also for man shovelling gravel, $172; do. do, balance due for repairing bridge on river cone 8 and 0, $15; John Deer, 70 yds gravel and damages Div. No, 2, $5.96; Robt. Soott jr„ 157 yds gravel Divs. Nos. 50 and 67, $10.57; Wm J Rogers, 87 yds gravel Div No 17 and damages, also 1;2 day's work shovelling gravel and spike nails, $7,55; David A Dunbar, 97 yds gravel Div No 32, $6.79; Robt. Stapleton, 15 yds gravel Div No 61, $1.05; George - 0 Naylor sr, 169 yds gravel and damages, Diva Nos 68, 70, 71, 75 and 76, $13 83; Wm E Finnen, shovelling gravel Die No 75, $2.50; George B Naylor jr, stomach, asslatldigestion, brace y •- -r gravelling on western boundary,1 at once. Taken at night you're well by g g $ 3 80; morning. Sickness and tired feeling McKinnon Bros, gravelling at lots 41, BRUSSELS. disappear instantly. Vim, spirits, happy cons 4 and 5, $108 54; do. do. gravelling health, all the joys of lg., comes to every - on sidelines 39 and 40, cons 13 and 14, There is talk of a Labor Day osis- one that uses Dr. Haton's Pills. No bration being held in. Brussels this year. medicine so satisfactory. Get Dr Ham- $32; Alex Parker, repairing culvert, lots .A. telegram was received last week by ilton's Pills today. 25o. per box at all 36 and 37, con 1, $3.05; Gibson Gillespie, dealers. - balance due for operating road grader 1906, $193 40; Fred J Rath, inapeotiog MORRIS. gravelling Iota 41, cons 4 and 5, $55.44; morning, July 22nd. Typhoid fever ie meet nexAmos Snell, ditching on road allowance Township Oonnoil will t lot 37, cons 6 and 7, $12; John Mc - said to be the ailment, The remains are Monday. - Dowell, repairing road bill on sideline being brought to Seaforth for interment. Mise Maud Hall, of Alpena, , Mich., 33 and 31, eon. 6, $4; John Webb, Word was received last week from Miss Pearl Hamilton, of Toronto, and gravelling on Northern boundary, $12; Langdon, North Dakota, of the demise Master Alex Hall, of the Queen city, Joseph J. Kerr, Inspeotor's fees and O. H. Broadfoot apprising him of the sad news of the death . of his oldest ' brother, W. J., at Banff, on Sunday of Donald MoLanchlin, formerly of this are visitors of James Hall's, 6th line. locality, and brother to Thomas and Samuel and Mrs Barr and two ebil- Alex McLanohlin, of Brussels. He dren,of Nee awn, Manitoba, are renew - passed away on Taesday, July 24th, p from the effects of a stroke of paralysis. ing old friendships in this locality. They The remains are being brought to were former residents of this township. Brussels for interment. Deceased was Mrs. John Gray, of Lindsay is visiting one of the early residents of this section. her sister, Mrs. John Davis. David Breckenridge and Charlie For- ' rest, two young men of the let line, dug t:LENP'AR1tOW. 51 rode of a pipe ditch, averaging two Miss Mattie Crane, of Toronto is visit. , feet deep in one day. It was clay soil. ing relatives on the sixth. Arthur Caution, an -old hand at laying A family ra•uuion was held at Mrs. tile, planted 735 of these water conduc- Hagh MacDougall's ou Saturday. tors in the sumo time. Not a bad day's Mra. Berkey of Toronto spent a couple work for both old or young. of weeks at her grandmother's, Mrs. James Barnhill and wife of Colton, Henderson. California, were visiting old friend in Mrs. Thomas Powell of Winnipeg ie this township. It is about 25 years since visiting at Mr. T. S. Powells. Mr Barnhill left Morrie. They will visit Mrs. A MacDougall of Chicago is visit- Mrs. Barnhill's relatives at Kingston be- ing at Mrs. Hugh Macbougatl's, fore returning home. Two children ac- oompauy them. Mr. Barlyhill says this The carpenters have started work on is a fine year for oranges. He is culti- J. Bush's hoose. eating about 85 acres of oranges. From Quite a number from this vicinity 10 to 15 hands are employed during the took in the excursion to Kincardine on busy season. Friday. Among those pupils who are deserv- Mr. Norman Henning of Chicago is ing of special mention this year for pass. visiting under the parental roof. ing the recent Entrance Examination is Willie Brydges, a pupil of the Stone School, No. 7, Morris. Three When Yon Grow Old. years and it half ago he was ill the first The body needs patching - wasted book and this year he obtained his en - tissues most be rebuilt, played -out or- trance. When we remember that Willie gans restored -blood needs extra nour- lives two miles and a half from school ishment. Elderly people need Ferro- zone, -need it because it vitalizes and and had often to contend with stormy rejuvenates as no other remedy can. days in both winter and summer, we Ferrozone builds up the kind of strength cannot help but admire his perseverance, that makes one feel good, -keeps back far no drift was too high nor 110 summer the decay of old age and makes you look young and handsome again. Forget day too wet for him. Other pupils nervous exhaustion, renew your vital migut fail to appear, at school on ex - energy, again re-enter the life of youth. ceedingiy stormy winter days, but his Your remedy is Ferrozone, only fifty teacher was always star, of Willie, he cents per box, at all dealers. never failed. Stich t.t.rseverance we consider worthy of con. 'isnt. C V L1SOSS. The home of Mrs. John Weeks, 2nd Reduced A'lard Swelling. eonoesston of Culross, was the scene of a Mr Gas. E. Geroux, writing from quiet wedding on Thursday, July 19th, Pembroke, tells how he was injured in when her youngest daughter, Miss Eliza- a lumber camp. "A heavy log rolled gravel, $9.85. By -Law No. 6, 1906 to procure money from Bank in Wingham meet current expenditure, and By -Lew No, 7, 1906, empowering the Trustees or U. S. S. No, 3,- East Wawanosh and Morris, to raise by way of loan $650, for improving and - renovating their school property, both duly read and passed, Council then adjourned till Tharaday, 23rd August next. P. PORTERFIELD, Clerk. 3906, be passed to provide for the coIlec- tion of all taxes on or before the 15th TU'RNISERRI% day of December next and providing beth, was united in marriage to Mr. J. against '11132:atiffness hdd Iswwnsnlgd 11171;11 pWwhI Edmund Green, Teesveater'a popular applied Poison's Nerviline I got relief; barber and baseball player. The Rev. A few rubbings with this good liniment Mr.`Radford, of Belmore tied the knot in oared me." In the bush, Nerviline is the presence of a few relatives and Putt- indispensable; it cures neuralgia, colds. rheumatism and internal disorders too. mate frieuds only. The bride, who was No person can afford to be without prettily dressed in cream silk was Riven Nervilino. Useful for all internal and away by her uncle, Mr. Ohas. Milthoase. external pain. Large bottles 25c. at all After the ceremony the guests enjoyed dealers. an elaborate supper, and spent the even- ing in social intercourse. Mr. and Mrs. EAST WAWANOSB Green will make their homein'Ieestvater. The domicil met on July 26, lineament John James Boyd, a well known reside to adjournment. Members all present. est of the 4th con., Culross; passed away Minutes of last meeting read and passed. early on the morning of Friday, June Communication from Wnt. Lane, 20th, His death was not unexpected as County Clerk, Goderich, received, stat• it was preoeeded by several months of ing that the amount required from the lingering illness from anaemia. De- township this year for county rate was ceased was aged 47 years and 5 months, $2888 64, being $428.29 snore than last was bent and had always lived en the year. farm where he died, one and a quarter The treasurer's half yearly statement Miles south of Teeswater. He was an to 1st July last received, showing a bat - only eon skid the hast to thereive of a LOCO on hand at that elate of $380 52. family of six. He teas married in the The eppointment of a collector of spring of 1886 to Dies Jane Colvin, who, tapers for this year was deferred tilt nettomen. with five children, three boys and two meeting of omen.. iris survives hint. Debentures were passed and signs The Genual Hardware. -MAMBO TWINE -Get our prices on Binder Twine. -Another car of Cleveland Wire just arrived; as good as the ieex, -Scythesf, 'maths, Screen Accra - 'AINTS--flail at tite Central Hardware for your Paints, --White Lead and Oil --the best that eau be procured, .-Biaxen I %INT,s -P.ure and fresh. Bishop Fishleigh's Old Stand. - - wINHAIti. FOR SUWISER- We have a most complete and varied line of Waist Sets, Gold. and Silver Brooches, A complete line of Enameled and Sterling Silver Souvenir Jewelery g^Fiue watch and jewelery repairing promptly at- tended to, KAISER, the Jeweler 1906 FSR A UBOQER$ $12 To Manitoba and Saskatchewan for the Q additional for the return ticket; going trip. under condition, ae below. -C} OINC+ DA2'IU$--- Stations south of, -but not including main line, Toronto to Sarnia, including AUG. 14 AUG. 17 Toronto. Main line Toronto to Sarnia and stations north, except north of Cardwell Junction and Toronto on North Bay Section. From alt points Toronto and east to and including Sharbot Lake and AUG. 22 Kingston, and north of Toronto and Cardwell Junction on North Bay and Midland Divisions, One way second class tickets will be sold to Winnipeg only. Representative farmers, a ointed by Manitoba and Saskatchewan Governments, will meet laborers on arrival at Winnipeg. Free transportation will bo furnished at Winnipeg to points where laborers are needed. 1 eartiflcate is furnished when each ticket ie purchased, and this certificate, when executed by farmer, showing that laborer has worked thirty days or snore, will bo honored from that point for a second class ticket back to starting point in Ontario, at 818.00, prior to Nov. 1st, 1906. rickets will be issued to women as well as to men, but will not be issued at half fare to children. Tickets are good only on special Farm Laborers' trains. For full particulars see nearest C.P.R. ticket agent, or write C. B. Foster, D. P.A., C. P. R„ Toronto. Minutes of Council meeting held in t the Clerk's office, Bluevale, July 30tb, 1906. Members of Council all present. The Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read and adopted on mo- tion of Messrs Moffatt and Mcldicheal. Communications were read from Cul - rose re payments on drain. Moved by Mr Rutherford, seconded by Mr Mc- Mioheal that the olerk be instraoted to notify the Council of Culross that if they - refer to the Drainage Act, Sect 66, sub section 2 $ S 0., they will find that original By-Iaw can be so amended as to raise the nmennt necessary to com- plete the work over the amount esti- - mated by engineer, and also that the amount of the original estimate is now required to carry on the work. Carried. The Reeve reported that Mr Peter Mc- Dougall has applied to the conncil for the sum of $7.00 for drain in 7th con as per drain agreement and also for $2 70 for tile for road allowance. Moffatt -Rutherford -that the clerk be instructed to write to the Sect. Treas. of Tinton School Section No 1, Turn - berry, that they do not consider that the meeting of school trustees and as- sessor of Turnberry held at Mr Scott's in March last, had any authority to as. seas Turnberry portion of school section for $30. extra for the current year. Oct Rutherford -Kelly --that we expend $25.00 gravelling on Culross Bonn- dary opposite lots 24 and 25 provided Onlross Council expends an equal amount. Carried. Kelly -Moffatt -that the Clerk be in- atrected to notify all parties assessed for 12th con. Drain to pay to the- Town- ship Tress, Peter McLaren Esq, the full amount of their assessments on or be- fore the 1st day of September next. Cd. Moffatt--Kelly--that by-law No 10, 1906 be passed appointing Paul Powell, tax collector for this Municipality for the current year, Car. Rutherford-McMicheai that Bylaw to 11, 1906, be passed for the levy of a rate of 2 22.100 mills on the dollar for county purposes. Carried Kelly -:12offatt-that By-law No 12, 190G, be passed for the levy of a rate of 2 24-100 minty on the dollar for the township grant to Scheele. Carried, McMicheal--Rutherford -that lly-law No 13, 1006, be passed for the levy of a 23i mite on the dollar far current ears petiditnro of the Township for the enr. rent year, Carried, d Kelly-41offatt, that Ry -lave No 14 a bat five per cent will be added to all taxes not paid by the 15th Dec of each' year. Carried. McMicheal - Rutherford - that the CIerk be instructed to notify Wm Ir- win, Belmore, to remove all brush and other rubbish placed on the pubnc road opposite lots 5 con C, Turnberry by him or his assistants on or before the 15th day of August next or in case of failure in this matter other means will be taken to enforce compliance. Carried. The following accounts were passed and cheques on Bank of Hamilton issued Municipal World, Collector's Roll, 81.20; Jeffrey Musgrove, gravel, $81S; John McNaughton, gravel and damages, $4 76; Joseph Higgins, gravel $'i 10; A Wheeler, gravel and damages, $t3 40; Jno Marshall, gravel and damages, $4 24; Geo HisIop gravel, 84e; Geo Mc- Donald, gravel, 700; Samuel Vanstone, graver and damages, $t3 24; E W Orvis, gravel, $4 01; Jams McDougal', gravel, $3 30; Jno Mc8arney, gravel, $102; R Palmer, gravel and damages, $6 60; D Jewitt, gravel, $3 91; Thee Aitkiu, gravel. and damages, $12 46; James 0 Anderson, gravel and damages, $4 00; Joseph Breckenridge, gravel, 63a; Alex McDonald, gravel, $5 81; James T . Wylie, gravel and damages, $9 64; A Longley, gravel, $210; H Merkley, gravel $1 68; Wm Bolt, repairs to road, $3 50; Peter McDougall, drain and tile, 89 70; Wm H Elliott, tile, $15; Geo Marshall, culvert and railing for bridges $12; W H Mundell, 2 culverts, Culross Bdy $8,- 50; Jno Porter time and expense road machine, $12 10; D Donkin, repairs road machine, $1 50; Jno Mulvey, Turnberry share bridge H boundary, $10 86; Jas Douglass, Turnberry share wall lI Bdy, $17 00; Wm Rutherford, Turuberry share Cement H boundary. $9 00; Wm J Adair, gravelling, $8 00; Jno Webb, cement culvert Wawattoeh boundary, $10 50; Doff and Stewart, dram contract $140. (telly--»Moffatt-that this meeting de now adjourn to meet in Clerk's Office, Bluevele on Monday 27th of Atigast next at 10 o'clock AM. jive BURGESS, Clerk. was presented with a gold -headed walk- ing cane from the boys, and Mrs Medd a silver cake basket from the girls. Mr Medd ie one of the most higbly esteemed residents of West Wawanosh, a pioneer who has the respect of all, and the Times trusts he may have many more birthdays before his translation to a better world. Council met ou July 21st, as per ad- journment; members all present; min- utes of last meeting confirmed. Wm. Proudfoot was appointed Tp. Solicitor on motion of Coons. Anderson and Medd. The Collector and Treasarer were ordered to do all their business through the Sterling Bank, Dungannon, on motion of C 3011 Anderson and Thomp- San. Wan. Watson and James Young pre- sented petition re the cutting of Shan, non's Hill on con 1, and on motion of Couna Murray and Medd, the Township agreed to pay Dollar for dollar with Colborne Township over and above pri- vate subscription. On motion of Coups Medd and Anderson the Board agreed to pay 40 re of cemeut sidewalks at Dun- gannon from B J Crawford's corner to Dr Case's corner. The claim of P. Walsh re stoning roadway, con 9, was left over to inters view Councillors of 1003. On motion of Cunns Murray and Medd the Auditors Report presented by Messrs Crawford and Girvin was acdepted. D E Mauro was appointed 'Treasurer of the Township on motion of Coitus Medd and Thompson, and it By Lew was passed confirming the same, On motion of Coons Anderson and Murray, the Reeve was appointed to examine securities of the Treasurer and submit them to the auditors for ap- proval. The Reeve and Clerk were appointed to meet Ashfield Council re settlement of aoeoaut re tx 5 Section NO 17 The Reeve and Treasurer were em- powered to borrow the sum of three hundred dotlare for Township purposes. Cheques were issued to the amount of $210 00 for culverts, gravelling, ete, The connty rate of taxation for this- year hisyear is 2 mills and the township rate 2?.y tattle. It Was decided that 5 per cent be added to all taxes not paid by December 15:h this year. Council adjourned to meet on August 2lst at 2 o'clock p m, W 5 Methee rIg, °leek. WEST WAWANOSII, The seventyfourthbirthday of Mr Jas Medd, of West Wawanosh, gave the oc• canon for a general family re -union of the four boys, three girls and their wives husbands and children, on Tnedday,c July' 17th. Tearing the ravening Mr Medd The first (mans bulletin for the Pre,. wince of Manitoba gives the population of Winnipeg as 90,010.