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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-09-27, Page 5TRE Wl,l`1GRAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 27 1906 THE STORE WITH THE PLAIN ;l'WURES. To the Man Who Wants the fest • Suit or Overcoat Obtainable for His Money .e Most every dealer claims to sell the best goods on the market for The honey —a trait especially true of clothiers. Now, Mr, Pro- spective Buyer, there is but one way to find out for yourself just which store does actually offer the most attractive values and that one way is by careful comparisons. OUR NEW FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS are now on display, and we urge you to compare them with similarly -priced Suits and Overcoats else- where shown, for we have everything to gain and nothing to lose by such procedure. You will find our $10 and $12 Suits and Overcoats the equal of any other stores' $12 and $15. And you will find our $15 Fall Suits and Overcoats every whit the equal of those which command $5 more elsewhere. In short, -we will win your 'everlasting confidence, and the logical result will be that you will trade here in the future. Whatever the price you pay, the value will be •unquestion- able. We treat our customers fairly and squarely, and we want to prove this to you. FALL HATS. Men's new shapes in Hard and Soft Felt Realest' the new effects. Primes - - - 81.00 to $5.00 BOOTS and SHOES. TRUNKS and VALISES, The R. H. CROWDER CO. NEWS NOTES. The will of Mrs. Kuntz-Perrie of Hamilton disposes of an estate valved at $293,980. North Bruce Conservatives nominated Mr, James Rushton for the Commons, but he declined. The 0. P. R. Oo. have given $200,000 ?to the pity of Winnipeg in aid of a good water supply. Mr, Justice Duff of British Columbia has been appointed to the Bench of the Supreme Court. Mr. Alex. Ferguson (Conserva▪ tive) was elected to the Legislative by aoOla, oration in Cardwell. Christ Church Cathedral, Hamilton, has decided upon Rev. H. P. A. Abbott of Montreal as rector. Knox Church, Woodstock, has agreed .on Mr. R. B. Cochrane, the present as- sistant to Rev, Dr. McMullen, ae pastor. The greatest number ever killed in a 'railway accident in Great Britain is 78. This was at Ktllooney, in Ireland, in 1889. The General Conference of the Metho- •diet Church endorsed the proposal for a western Church paper, to be published lin Winnipeg. Tea was first introduced from China -into Europe in 1010. The price in Eng. land at that time ranged from $30 to 450 per pound, Mr. W. F. Hepburn, Liberal candidate sin East Elgin, has retired because of the circulation of a elanderous story that he .declares untrue. Abraham Bradt, an aged resident of WOodetook, wandered away from the ,County refuge and died from exposure .and ,starvation. Mr. John S McClelland, a well-known newspaper man Of St. Catharines, is dead, He was best known us the de - /ender of the theory that the earth ib that. 'The by-law to grant the Weir Ward- itobe Company, of Canada, Limited, a clown of $8,000 to enlarge their factory at Mount Forest, was carried by a vote of .120 to 36 against. Etcs layor Carson, of Kingston, had lie trousers pooketo pinked at the Na- xsat,ee Pair. xe grappled with the thief tend handed him over to the police. The man restored the money, $70. About twenty-five ligand Trunk em-- ployeee *ere arrested at C oderich for disobeying art order of the court enjoin- ing them from traoklaying ott a piece Of property Adjoining the Guelph and God. erioh'lino. Sentence Sermons. Hard licks make good Inok. 1 Godliness is manliness made perfect. Only an insignificant temper is lost easily, The common task makes the uncom- mon hero. Grumbling does not help your growth in grace. We find in the world what lies in our hearts. Many a cross disposition is for a divine arose. mistaken The way to fin i life's gloom is to seek only your own glory. Some of the best sermons ever given have oome in soup platen. You cannot chase away this world's gloom with a cast iron smile. The bitter dengue sends most Of its poison baok into its own heart. Many a soul has chosen real sin be- cause chastised for 2imaginary ones, i` If men treated theiruw�stomaohs better their souls would worry them leas. No one knows any more about heaven than he finds out by matting others happy. It will be hard to cash your repentance in heaven unless it is indorsed by re- formetlon. When a man looks on his religion as a ticket he is apt to find himself on the wrong train. 4 Railroad Death List. During the year ending Jane 30, 1906, according to a statement isaiied by the interstate Commerce Cointniasion, an average of 26 persons A day were killed and 2$8 injured on railroad* in the United States. The total number killed dating the year was 9,703, While the injured ntitnbered 86,008. NEWS FROM OIJR NEIGHBORS Throat coughs EVENTS OF INTEREST TD ALL OUR READERS. What Wideawake TImos Correspondents Communxoate -- Other Items Clipped 7d'rom Our Exchanges. • MOR1Ua. s Mr. Abe Bridges, of the 3rd line has had more than his share of troubles dur- ing the past year. Last summer his beru was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. Last week his good team of work horses and his driving horse died. The animals were worth fully $000. It is said that the animals were poisioned through drinking water from a well that had been pumped very low. Mr, Bridges will be put to a great ex- pellee and much inconvenience. r. Xs Your Cold Better? No, it's as bad as ever. Nothing seems to help. Why not use the up-to- date speoifio "Oatarrhozoae," whioh drives out cold en one day. Inhale Qatarrhozone and you will be relieved in two minutes. Continue the treatment and oure ie assured. Healing, germ de- stroying and plea -.ant, nothing for colds, throat trouble and Cetarr}s compares with 0atarrhozone. Sold everywhere, 25o and $1.00 WEsT1?IELO. Anniversary aervioes will be held in the Westfield Methodist Church on Sun- day, Sept. 80th, and Monday Oot. let. On Sunday, Rev. W. A. Smith, B.D., of Luoknow, will preaoh tpt 10.80.a. m., 2.80 and 7.30 p, m. Special mnaio will be furnished by the choir and quartette. Freewill offerings will be taken at each of these services. Monday night be- ginning at 8 o'clock one ofthe best musical and literary entertainments ever given in this part will be presented. Xs Your Trouble Indigestion? Then probably you know the evils of distention, fermentation and irritation that acoompany digestive troubles. Next important is to know how prompt- ly Nerviline cures. Quick as wiuk it re- lieves bloating and feeling of fulness, puts the eutire digestive apparatus in perfect order, makes you feel fit and fine all over. For internal pain Poison's Nerviline surpasses every known remedy. Keep it in the house always, It's a source of comfort in the hour of emergency, Large bottles for 25o at all dealers. . ST.BELEN$. Mr, Jas. • McDonald, sr., of the 9th conoession, continues very poorly. Mr. Robt, Allen was'in Toronto last week attending the meeting in connec- tion with the Sovereign Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. F. We understand Jas Pardon was on the train that met' with the terrible disaster near Sudbury, but we are pleas- ed to learn he was fortunate enough to exoape without a scratch, Rev. R, W, Craw, Misses Annie Clark and Elizabeth Miller and Will Ruther, ford attended the annual Presbyterian convention at Molesworth on Tuesday of last week. BatleeyALr The Truro, N. S. News of Sept. 13th, refers as follows to the marriage of a young man, who resided in this yiIlage for a number of years:— A very pretty wedding came off on the beautiful lawns of Hillsdale Farm, Folly Village, on September 12, at 8 o'clock p. m., when Mary Edith, Baugh• ter of James W. Wilson, Esq., was married to William Mark Bailey of the Department of the Interior, Ottawa, The ceremony was performed by Rev, William Dawson, The very handsome bride was most beatifully gowned in white silkeoliene over white taffeta, with yoke of white point dresprit, studd- ed with seed pearls; veil add orange blossoms; and o trried cream roses with maiden hair fern. She also wore the gift of the groom, a riob amethyst and pearl pendant on a gold Chain. The bridesmaid was Miss Ida Thompson, Ottawa; and she looked charming in a gown of white silk point d'sprit over white taffeta; a white picture hat trim- med with pink tulle and white fe atheis, and tarried a shower bouquet of pink roaes. Miss Robin Gay, niece of the bride, was a pretty fiower girl. She was dressed in white silk and carried a basket of aerate and pink sweet peas. Mr. Fleming Wilson, brother of the bride, was groomsman. Atter the care- mony, refreshments were served in the dining room, Which was vett' prettily and artistically decorated with green ivy and white ribbon. Among the many very beautiful wedding gifts, was a silver seltvico from the staff of the Registration Branch, Interior Depart, meat, Ottawa. This stylish wedding was a very quite one --only a few gdeste Outside of near relatives being present. They will reside at 84 Waverley Street, Ottawa, after their return to our gay Capital. The News extends beat wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Bailey far a long and fiery happy 'married life, and eongratu- Ivies this bright young Ontario Iran, on the handsome Colchester girl that he i hail been fortunate to secure for a life partner. RINLOSS, At Waddell's Lske, Kinloss, Benjamin Csatfield, aged 55, single and a stranger hero, a travelling organ repairer, and Fred Klempp, hotelkeeper, were going fishing on Saturday evening, After shoving their boat out they were en- gaged for a minute on the land with fishing tackle. The wind caught the boat and blew it oat of their reach. Chatfield decided to swim for it, and stripped off, taking an oar with him. When about fifteen rods out he sank and did not come up again. Tho body was recovered on Sunday morning. Death was due to heart failure. Easy to Retain Health, Most important of all is proper atten- tion to the bowels Avoid constipation, it's the health•killer of today. Harsh, griping medicine is ruinons—beware of it, Best results follow a truly vegetable remedy like Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut which not only relieve costiveness inone night but cures the cause of the trouble and prevents ite return. No distress or incouvenienoe attends tee use ot Dr. Hamilton's Pills whioh are world famous for their mild - nese and efficiency. Sold everywhere, 25o per box. EXETER It is estimated the Exeter fail fair was attended last week by over 5,000 people. This is an increase of about 800 over last year's attendance. The borne show easily surpassed anything of its kind ever seen at a South Huron fall show, not only in the number of entries, but also in the high quality of the stock. The exhibits in the main building also were very good, especially the ladies' work, whioh excited much favorable comment. There was a general disap- pointment on account of there being no races. • The receipts of the day amount- ed to about $1,000. Regained Nerve and Vital Energy From Walton P, 0., Que , comes the following from Mr. Nazaire Begin—"If anyone had told me any remedy could build up my nervous system so well, I would not Have believed them. Before using Ferrozone I was ran down in nerve and vitalenergy, and in very weak health. I didn't get enough sleep at night, fait poorly in the day time. Fer- rozone has filled me with energy and vim, increased my weight and made a new man of ma." Hundreds tell the same story—Weak and dispirited, everything going wrong, unable to catch up. They took Ferro - zone and all was changed to health and serenity- Price 50o per box at all deal- ers. BLYTR Mr. John Fraser, of Edmonton, is visiting his old friends here, some 12 years ago he went west, buying a half - section of land near Edmonton, for whioh be paid $1200. It is so near that city, that it can easily be divided into Iota. He recently sold it for $48,000, The Morris Fall Fair was held on Tuesday and Wednesday, both days being fine, but intensely hot and dry, The inside exhibit was inferior to labt year, so far as quantity was concerned, due supposedly to the fact that the fair was three weeks earlier than usual. The outside exhibit was up to previous years, except in the sheep and hog class. The crowd appeared to be as large as usual the gate receipts being only about $3 leas than last year. The 33rd Battalion band (Goderieb) was present on Wed. nesday. The total number of entries was 1012. The races were not very well filled. In the 2.19 class OOI. Hunter owned by Thos. Murdool., Hensel, took 1st money and Little H. Or owned by Archibald & Cadmore, aforth, took second place, In the 2.40 clave 1st money went to John Ga:i,raith, Erns - sets, with Topsy; 2nd money 10 T, 112. Oorhert, Teeswater, with Texas 0. ; 3rd money. to John Johnston, Bluevale, with Teddy, and 4th place to Jas. Heffren, with Lizzie 13. George Henderson, of Seaforth was starter. .8sta$Zished X879. Whooping Dough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Grip, Asthma,Diphtheria Cratolosto its a boon t6 Aethnsatiee entsOmg is a long est lllsbed and standard remedy for the dibactses Indicated. It cures because the air ton, 'aorta strongly antt.entic IB carried over thedirkased sur. faces ot the broneA:at tubes iritic every loath, giving prolonged and constant treatment, these ora eonsump. the tendency, or sufferers trent ehronlc bronchitis; and lmme,tlate retiot from cough* or internee conditions et the throat, Vapo.Cresolene is Bold Ct ttr druggists or sent Aro. - G$ 5.16 e ++. .�l paid on tarelpt of prictt. A t-apoCtosolene tut. :Iii tit including a bottle et �r erebolct s Ot.tJ Send far free Illustrated booklet, rttntxc Marr CO. Ltd., Agents, tits at. Jaynes tit., brtatresl. Car,Bda.* 3 A tickling in the throat; hoarseness at times; adeep breath irritates it;—these are features of a throat cough, They're very de- ceptive and a cough mix- ture won't cure them. You want something that will heal the inflamed membranes, enrich the blood and tone up the system .•, .. , , , Scott's .Emulsion is just such a remedy. It has wonderful healing and nourishing power. Removes the cause of the cough and the whole system is given new strength and vigor .R. Send for fru'ampJ SCOTT & BONNE, Cbrmiltr Toronto, Ont. 50c. and $r.00. All dressier+ TRENBE1RY, Minutes of Oounoil meeting held in the Clerk's (Mee, Bluevale, on Monday, Sept 24. Members of council all pre- sent. The Reeve in the chair. Tire minutes of last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Messrs Ruth - afford at MoMicheal. Helly--Moffatt—That the Clerk be in- structed to enter on the Oollector's Rall alt unpaid assessments of 12 con , Muni- oipal Drain and Branch Drain. Carried. McMichael — Rutherford — That the Clerk be instruoted to prepare a By law before next meeting of council for the purpose of taking a vote of the electors at next municipal election as to whether the term for Reeve and Council shall be for two years or ane. Carried, Rutherford— MoMioheal — That the Clerk be instructed to notify Henry Gndkin, jr. to clean out Government Drain on his place before the 15th day of October, next, as complainants will not wait longer, and any failure ai:l compell council to get the work done at his expense, Carried. The following accounts were paused and cheques issued:—John W. King, $4 20, gravel and damages; John S. Mc- Tavish, $4 50, gravel; ,T. W. Pearen, $1 98, gravel; Amos Goftoa, $3 50, grav- el; Hector McKay, $1.055, gravel; E. W. Orvis, $2 40, gravel; John McBurney, $1.00, gravel and damages; George Gannett, $3.25, rep. culvert; Daff & Stewart, $214 00, Tile fcrDrain; Duff & Stewart, $180 00, drain account; James Powell $3 50, cleaning out drain and culvert; Win H Mundell, $17 50, Turn - berry share tile and culvert. Belly—Moffatt—That this meeting do now adjourn to meet in the Clerk's of- fice, Bluevale, on Monday, the 22nd day Of October, 1006, at 10 o'clock a. m. Od. Joiiw BURGESS, Clerk. Y. P. S. Convention at Molesworth. The annual Conr'ent;Cn of the Y. P, S. of Maitland Presbytery was held n4 Molesworth an Tuesday afternoon and evening, Sept 18th, and was a decided success, In point of numbers nothing more could be desired and everything paseed off most satisfactorily. The papers on 'The Triumphs of Christanity' by Miss Kate McDonald and Mr. Wm McDonald were declared by those cap- able of judging, both as regards matter and literary style to be excellent. Rev, A. elacNabgave a splendid paper on "Are we as Young People Measuring Up to our Obligations." Rev. A. Wishart, who by the way will be of great value in the Young People's work, and Rev. J. Radford, who has been elected Con- vener for the next year,followed in short, bat pointed speeches. A paper of very considerable interest was read by Rev. J. J. Hastie on "Japan as it is To -Day." This gave a concrete example of the "Triumph of Christianity." The evening meeting began with a short devotional part, the prayers being definite. Rev, J. J, Hastie, Rev, A. Gaudier, Rev. D. Petrie, Rev. A. Wis- hart, leading, Afterwards Rev. A. Gladiola. of Toronto gave a magnificent address on "Our Indebtedness to the Past and Our Obligations to the Future," No more appropriate, nor helpful ad- dress could have been given And the Presbyterial is trail thankful to him for his kindness in coming to help. The financial side was meet encourag- ing. The Treasurer, Rev. W. J. West, reported that after paying for the sup- port of a Home Missionary in British Columbia, and supporting two native preachers as was decided after last year, there still remained, 278 in the treasury. It was decided to anterthke for the cone - fag year the sttppott of the Home Miss- ionary as before and live native preach. ers. This ohmic% how vigoloue the Maitland Presbyterial is. The follow- ing officers Were elected: President, Rev. L Perrin; Vied Presi- dent, Mies Kate McDonald; Cor. Secre- tary, Rev. A. Wishart, Recording -Sae. Are You Building a Nouse, Barn or fence ? We can save you money on your irll:ardwnre, ll." ttirsts, Oils, Glass staid, wire.. See our goods and get our pricea. It will flay you, Bishop & Bali, THE CENTRAL HARDWARE, WINGHAM. FOR SUMMER.,, We have a mast oamplete and varied line of Waist Sets, Gold and Silver Brooches, A complete line of Enameled and. Sterling Silver Souvenir Jswelery ^r`iue watch and jswslery rapeiring promptly at- tended to. KAISER, the Jeweler 1 VVbOWVWVWNVWWVVVVVVWV A AAAAMAAAAAMMAAMAAAAA" OUR BEST COMBINATION 1 1 i 5 THE FAMILY HERALD AND WEEKLY STAR, MONTREAL, And with the Family Herald and Weekly Star will be included the most beantifnl picture ever given to newspaper readers It is a gravure 22x29 inches entitled "A TUG OF WAR." 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The &lonvention is invited to meet at Teeswater next year. The Molesworth people are to be warmly complimented for their share of the proceedings, their hospitality being really remarkable. Nothing seemed to be too muoh for them to do, and to their credit mach of the success of a most successful convention is due. 1 Very Liberal Offer. Daring this fall and coming winter we vee iii3xiotig td largely increase tale circulation of the TiMEs and in order that we may do so we have decided to send the Tunes to new subscribers to 1st of January, 1908 for $1. We can also send the Tints and Weekly Globe to new subscribers to January let, 1908 for $1,65. Thia is a very liberal offer, giv- ing over fifteen months for the regular annual subscription fee, If already a eubaeriberfriend, tell your neighbor about this offer or send the WALES to a relative or , Better than Ever. The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal grows better year after year It is truly marvellous what an immense oirclation it has. Very few homes in this neighborhood are without` it and those do not know what they are mass- ing. The Family Herald's new picture this season is entitled "A Tug of War," one of those beautiful subjects that brighten one's home, To give the Fami- ly Herald and Weekly Star along with such a picture for Only one dollar can only be done by a paper with the Fami- ly Herald's circulation. No other Caiaa- dian paper could attempt it, A terrific typhoon swept the district about Hong Kong last week, causing the loss of 10,000 Chinese lives and $20,000,- 000 in property. A number of stearaers were Net, including the yaeht of Bishop Hoare, of Victoria, $. C., the bishop himself being lost with the vessel. • A peculiar story of a bank robbery comes from . Ilinistina, Sask. The tam of $3,700 was taken, and Clerk Hickman said the burglar who took it fired two shots at hire. The money wal after- wards found under the stairs Of the building, end now Rickman is under ar-' rest charged with being the robber him. self, THRESHERS AND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY AOT. A case of exceptional interest to far- mers at this season of the year was tried at the Whitauey Assizes ant week. In August of Iast year Geo Stone was em- ployed with a threshing outfit on the farm of Isaac Beare, in the Township of Reach, While the machine was being put in place it slipped back and Stone was crushed to death between the clean- er and traction engine. Suit for da- mages against Beare was entered ander the Employers' Compensation Aot. For the defence it was contended: (1) That the fteellleht teat dtie €b the negligence of dedeakedi (2) even it this were not so, as a thresher he was an employee in husbandry, and as such not entitled to damages ander the Employers' Compen- sation Apt, The jury snstainea both - contentions, declaring that the accident was due to the negligence of deceased, and that in any case as an employe in husbandry there was 310 right to re- covery. Y Dear Mother Your tittle ones arc a constant care in Fall and Winter weather. They will catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonle, and what it has done for so many? It is said to be the only reliable remedy for all diseases of the air passages in children. It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. Itis guaranteed to cure or your money is returned. 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