HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-12-13, Page 5TILE VHS, DECEMBER 1Z 1906
$IGH BALL PAT SHOES $5.00,
The Smartest
Overcoats In Huron,
When yon know that for
the one make of Overcoats,
which any other store in
Huron can show'you,we offer
you 4 Canadian makers gar-
ments and kzoth century,
you'll not wonder why we're
selling to men every day
who have failed to get suit-
ed elsewhere. All we ask,
of any man is a chance to
show these coats, once he
sees them and tries them on
its a sale and an easy
one. Some men look at
our first and then look
around; others look around
first and then see ours. Its
the same ending in 9 out of
10 cases. We make the
sale. Right Dressy Over-
coats, all sizes, $6.95, $7.5o,
$lo•oo, $12,5o, • $t5,00 and
$16.5o.
Men's Fur
Department -
We have a large assort-
ment of Men's Furs in Caps,
C 011 a r s, gauntlets, Dog
Coats, Calf Coats, Coon
CCAY1UGU1tO BYTtlt a enelYnen0.19oe Coats, Fur -Lined Coats, etc.
MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS.
A lsrge range of new patterns in Suite just to hand at popular prizes, all
sizes.
Your wisest Course.
If you are caught In the wet, get pore
throat, neuralgiaor muscular pain,
don't wait ter worse trouble. Begin
prompt treatment with Poison's Nervi -
hue. It drives away all trace of Gold,
eases rhenmatiem, neuralgia and pain,
sKves you from a lay-up iu bed. No 25o
purchase oan bring more comfort than a
bottle of Poison's Nerviline; its the
cleanest, strougest liniment made. Sold
everywhere In large 25e betties,
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The R. f. CROWDER CO.
ST. itELENs.
Anniversary servioeS were held in the
English Church on Sunday last,
Mr: James Baker and faintly have
moved to Wingham.
The Farmers' Institute meeting which
was advertised to be held here oa De-
cember Is; will now be held on February
2lst.
Mrs. Horne is still in poor health.
Mr John McPherson has returned -
home from the West.
Mian Mary Rutherford has been visit•
ing with Lncknow friends.
Just where The Danser Lies,
In many catarrh annffa, cocaine is the
largely used ingredient; In consequence
the drug habit may be farmed. To bo
really cured of catarrh, to do se quiokly,
safely and pleasantly, dootors say Os►-
tarrhozone is superior to any other
remedy. It heals sore pieties:, stops dis-
charge, prevents hawking, spitting and
bad breath—does this by first destrofing
the cause of the disease. Catarrhozone
is no experiment, is is a tried and proven
pure that is guaranteed for bronchial,
throat, nose and lung catarrh. Two
sizes, 25o and $1,00 at all dealers.
TURNBERRY.
The following is the report of S.S. No.
9,Tnrnberry for the month of November.
Names are arranged in order of merit.
Fifth Olass:—Katie McBurney.
Fourth Class :—Clara McKenzie, Mat-
tie Breen.
Third O1aee:—Aleatba Smith, Lizzie
Breen, Gettige Benediot.
Second. class Sr:—Joy Wray, Willie
Bolt, Pearl Merkley, Jean Ross, Oeoil
Fuller, Lottie MoBurney, Percy Merkley,
Nellie Breen, Mary MoBarney, Murray
Ross.
Second elaseJr:—Howard Wylie, Bob•
bie Powell.
Part II: —.Leslie Bolt, Stella Fyfe.
Part I:—Sanderson Breen, Myrtle
Fyfe, Greer Wylie, Dorothy MoTavish.
L. H. VANSTONE, Teacher,
System Requires 1r'regwent Oloautdng
Not only outside but inside as well,
your body must be frequently cleaned.
Otherwise it becomes loaded with wastes
that clog up the wheels of health.
Much better to aot in time. Use Dr.
Hamilton's Pills; they strengthen and
regulate the bowels, assist digestion, en-
rich the blood and thereby fortify the
nerves and lay the foundation of last-
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Don't neglect your cough. .
neglect cough. .
Statistics show that in New York City
alone over 200 people die every week from
consumption.
And most of these consumptives ]might
be living now if they had not neglected the
warning cough.
You know how quickly ,Scott's
Emulator: enables you to throw off a
cough or cold.
AU. DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND $1.00.
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BELGKAVE the burials at the House of Refuge and
The annual Christmas tree entertain- conducting ieligious cervices thoreiu,
Ment- of the Sabbath school of Knox duties to c wmence at once.
church will be held in the Foresters' It was moved bytier. Fertris, and sec.
hall, on Friday evening, December 21st. onded by Mr. MoQaillan, and carried
that in view of the fact that warden
Aa excellent program ie being prepared.
Spackman had been the main mover in
_. securing -to the County some $3600 fur
TU.ttN I ERICT. the maintainance of the House of Refuge.
The fo lowing is the repot of S. S No, his services be recognized by a Brant of
0, for November. Names in order of $50. It was decided' to build Port Albert
perfect for moonth.
merit, Astertt atter names of those bridge as soon as the Council of Ashfield
Sr. IV.—S. Kiog, G MoOormiok, V. comply with the motion passed at the
Chandler, H, Mitchell, S, Goy, meeting of the County Council in Deo.
Jr. IV.—V. Showers, S. Dickson, R 1905.
Porter. Mr: Einneery, field secebary for• Mas -
Sr. III.—R. McKaguee, N. MoKagaee koka Hospital, addressed the Commit in
G Snell J Snell R Failis refrence to the work of the Hospital,
Sr. II - E. Faille, B. Holmes", P, and asked for some assistance. The
Tants. A. Foxtou, E. Dickson, Council did not see its way clear to rec-
Jr. II.—(a) B. Chandler•. J. Release, ommend a grant but strongly urged the
J. McKat;ne, L Snell, M Goy. (b) bis incoming council to . give the matter
Porter, G. Da�lgR]eish, earnest consideaatiou.
Pt. II.—H. Foxtcn, P. King, i; Link. W. McCreath, caretaker of the Court
later, 0. Showers. House, was granted an increase of $75 in
Sr. I - E. Chandler•, G. Failis, L. salary, duties to include care Registry
James.
Jr. 1 —R. MoKagne, H. Holmes, H.
Shower8, D. Roth,
A. A. LAAroNuy, Teacher.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The last meeting of the County Coun.
oil in its present form was held last week.
Mr. Donaldson, a member of the Perth
Council was present, and made a few
remarks showing the friendly relation
existing between the two Counties.
ing good health. Commitments of several ohildreu to
Dr. Hamilton's Pills bring vim and the care of the Children's Aid Society,
vitality so much sought for today; they was reported, and an allowance of $1,25
infuse a feeling of freshness and spirit per week made for maiutenence.
in those who have been ailing for years. R. Hunter, anotioneer, asked for ex -
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elk 0 25a at all dealers. tension of time re his license, having
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taken out same in Sept. last; he was
grauted a rebate of $8,
LASQGSIDE. Mr. R S. Hays, County Solicitor gave
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• his opinion retraction' engines being
A very interesting event took place on
driven over highway, as follows: —It is
• Wednesday evening, November 21st, no lawful for any person to run an
FURNITURE For CHRISTMA
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: when Miss Margaret, eldest daughter of
gine of over 8 tons weight ever any
0 Mr. and M MacKenzie,
Mrs. John , of Lang-
side, was united in marriage to Juhu highway, before strengtheuhiug at his
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• Miller of St. Helens. Praiaely at 6 Ifh f 1
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A fine display of new and up-to•date Rattan and.
Oak Rocking Chairs, Easy Chairs, Parlor
Pieces, Centre Tables, Jardiniere
Stands, Pictures, Couches, Vic..
at S. Gracey's Furniture Sto
0 o'clock, t0"the strains of the wedding said engine. t e engines are o' ass
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h, rendered by Mies Elizabeth Mira• of personnes tons propweigosinhgt it toshall runbe any the end
it house, of Whitechurob, cousin of the or maobiry, to lay down on the bridges
* bride, the bride entered the parlor lean and culverts to be crossed, plank sufTi-
• ing on the arm of her father, followed cent to ful y protect the flo•ring or sur-
e her sister, M
0 ,who acted as bridesmaid. James Miller,
ise Katherine McKee zie, face of the bridges, and in default the
e brother of the groom. performed the person charged shall be liable to the
• duty of groomsman. Under an arch of
•evergreens and rosesiu the presence of to the flooring or surface of bridges.
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O A petition of Manchester ratepayers,
D was read, asking for increase in area of
• If you want something nice and useful en
municipality for all damages resulting
♦ about eighty guests, a solemn cera•
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mony was performed by Rev Mr an police village, which was granted.
eft, call at S. Grape 'e. n a v oan, of Whitechurch. Afterwards the P A petition from Dungannon asking to
y usual festivities Were indulged in, ani be made into a polios village was left
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over for future consideration
hristmae or New Years'
0 theheartywishes of their man friends
• . followed Mr. and Mrs. Miller to their o
• home on the 12th concession of Wawa• Messrs Cameron, of Brussels. and
0 Hartley,
of Myth, addressed the Council
• nosh, where they intend to reside in
future. in reference to grants to continuation
Nice Comfortable CHAIRS, just the thing for a present to father,
mother or sweetheart—something worth calling a gift.
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GENUINE PALMS for decorating the room; will last for years.
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• We prime ourselves on keeping the most up•to-date and finest display
• of FURNITURE in Wingham. Before buying elsewhere, be sure to call.
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Special discounts for cash
on all purchases till New Yoar'a, at S.
Graoey's furniture store.
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t' can't see our d splay from outside. But come in and see it; won't cost you
4 a cent to look through.
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• Undertaking—Aa in the past, we
attention whenever our services
• are required. Any hour—night
• or day. Furniture Dealer and Practical Undertaker
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S. GRACI3Y.
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classes in Public Schools. The Basco.
tive Com. recommended that all schools
• throatest' Female Strengthener on Earth dotog this work get additional grants to
• Thousands of warren aro wan, paled, make it equal to the the amount received
• rundown and dispirited. What 'they in 1906, the extra grant given by govern.
• need is that nourishing tonic Ferrozone, ment onlyegoing for equipment.
• Soon they regain those laughing eyes, A deputation from Wingham, asked
bright spirits and rosy cheeks. Ferro- for a grant to assist to building and
zone does this and more as Mrs. L F, equipping a hospital. The Esoeutive
Adrianson of Whitney Pier, 0. B., testi- Canituittee recommended a grant of $1,
flee. "My daughter was very much run 000 but this was afterwards amended to
down and had considerable troubles at $500 and pissed by Connell,
Oft I as at a loss to know The Counoil holding the dee:i for lot
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Invictus Shoes
For Men
In the newest shapes, made from the best
materials, perfect fitting, and guarauteod to give
the best of satisfaction in every particular.
Also very fine line; of Ladies', Misees' and
Ohildren's Shoes.
Rubbers, Occtshoed, Rubber Boot;, eta.,
a great variety to chocso from, at very inodorato
prices.
R. Johnston
SHOE DEALER 'WINGHA. d
times, en w No.18, Hallett it was decided, on motion
what to do. I was advised to aivo her +
Ferrozone and I did eo, Ferrozone Of Mr, Ferris, to offer the same for sale
cleared up all the trouble, made my by Auction, in Clinton, at a date to be
daughter healthy and well. Ferrozone fixed.
gives good appetite, regulates, strength- A petition, signed by 7 r .tepayers In
ens. I consider it a medicine every wo• Morris and 6 in East Wawa ash, 'asked
man should ase regalarly if she wants for the appointment of arlii'...tora to es -
to feel ber best." Rebuild with P +rro• tablish a school in Belgrave. The petit-
to
zone, it is the Icing of all cures. Price n was granted ;and Messrs .: Idge Holt,
500 per box at alt dealers. Walter Wilson, Lncknow, alit Morgan
Dalton, Ashfield, appointed arbitrators.
A grant of $25 was made to the Huron
stOi0R1s. Poultry and Pet Stook Assooiation, to -
Mr, S. Y. 'Taylor, Principal of the wards the expense of Its show itt Sea.
Paris Pablie Sohoot for fifteen years, forth, on tau. 14, 15. 16, 17, I007.
and a brother of Reeve Taylor, of this D. Patterson, Co. Engineer was grant -
]rag ed $60 for extra expense this year.
township, has resigned. Mr. Taylor
been a successful teacher and will be Oa motion of Mr. Oantleton, Rev. W.
very mnoh missed when he reeves to Wade was granted $50 for attending to
Calgary, which he has decided to do in a
short time.
Mies Mary MoArter, who has boon
teaohing at Sodom for the past year, has
resigned and leaves at the end of the
present year, she having been engaged
qo teach in S. S. No. 1, Morris, for the
your 1007.
James Evans Ieft last Satnrday for a
visit to Os ford Co. Ho will resume
fanning operations in Morris next March
as the lease to his sons expires then.
Richard 112i.tohell and family who have
to/doled on the 3rd lino for a number of
VATS, removed to the 12th con, of Grey,
to Jas S. Shaw's farm which they have
rented for a time, We are sorry to tee
then go but with them well.
Mrs. Caswell, of Cole Water, Ont., is
the truest of 1.tra. John 1lloeney, of More -
is, Mrs. L. Frain fa (Prey and Mrs. J,
Sharpe of 13ritssels. She is related to
tient. MCS. °e;welt was never here be-
fore and Mr. Mooney has Only seen his
aunt once in 52 years.
The b0 acre farm belonging to Geo.
Cardiff, Brussels, located oh the 5th lino
has been purchased ber (.deo., son of
James l0avis, Price Is said to be $1500.
.established 1879
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresoleae is a boon to Asthttletics
Boas it not seen mxo eiectiv^, to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the bre-,thin:' organs
than to take the remedy iatotha stomach'1
It tures because the air rendered strongly anti•
septic is tarried over the diseased surface tv:th '
every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat.
nicer. y is invaluable to nodtert nidi small
cbi}lr n.
Thosaof find immediate
m ntpt}ve ' _ - tdS ode
tenden y find ghs orcin. \ad
relict from' roughs or ifl
named conditions of the „y,
throat
& td by druggists.
Scud postal Cacho±klet.
Lrettttro, Mays Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mont.
real, Canada. got
THE BEST
PLACE IN
WINGHAM TO
SECURE A
Piano
Organ
aR
Violin
IS AT
DAVID BELL'S
Terms to snit purchaser.
itimmatagim
Christmas
AND
1 Nw Year
HOLIDAY RATES
'1'TRRITOT:Y—Between all stations
in Canada; also to Detroit and Port
Raton, Mich ; Buffalo, Black Rock,
Niagara Falls and Saspeueion Bridge,
N.Y.
AT SINGLE FARE -Good going
December 24th and 25th. returnir+g
until Dec 26th. Also going Deo 81
and January 1, returning until Jon
2nd, 1907.
AT FARE AND ONE - THIRD—
Good going Dec. 21, 22, 23, 21 and 25,
also Doo. 28, 29, 30, 31 and Jan 1,1907,
returning until Jan. 3rd, 1907
For tickets and full information
call on L. Harold, Depot Agent. J.
D. MoDowALD, District Passenger
. Agent, Toronto.
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WINGHAM
Flour Mills
We are often asked by farmers,
which is it better for them, to get
wheat gristed, or buy floor, grist.
ing is the ohoapest, you Will save
from 25c to 30o on each bag of
Sour, and then you get our Sour,
which is the best.
We have our chopper running'
again and can chop frotn 4,000 to
0,000 lbs. an hour, so their will be
no waiting to get your chop done,
mien L1
Five Lilies floor, e bi, $2.10 to $2.30
Prairie Rose " " 2130 to 2 20
Star - " " 2 00 to 2 15
Cream Pastry Flour 1 80 to 2 05
Low grade FlOur,ton 26 00 to 27 00
Bran, per ton - 17.00 to 18 00
Shorts, " - - 18 00 to 20 00
Screenings s 18 00 to 20.00
Chop - - - 20 00 to 25 00
Winter Wheat, bus. .03 to .70
Goose " " .p0 to .0'2
Manitoba- +' " r .75 to .85
Goods delivered promptly to all
parts of the town.
HOWSON, NIHVEY
OOOOKLEOANK,
THE LEADING STORE
H. E. ISARD eoz; Co.
WINGHAM'S BRIGHTEST AND BEST
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
We have imported a large stock of useful Christ-
mas Presents. You are sure to- get the right goads here at
right prices
HANDKERCHIEFS
We are showing a very large range of silk, Lawn
and Linen Handkerchiefs. Prices range thus: 5c, 1oc,
15c, 2oc, 25c, 35c, 5oc, 75c and $ 1,00.
SILK WAISTS
What more useful for a Christmas Present than a
nice Silk Waist. We have a large variety of the very
latest and best makes for Christmas trade. See our
special at $3.00.
KID GLOVES
We carry only the best makers' Gloves, every pair
guaranteed. A •pair of our best Gloves at $1.25 makes a
very nice present.
SILK COLLARS
We have just received a large shipment of Ladies'
Silk Collars made specially for our Christmas Trade.
Come in and see our large assortment; we are sure to suit
you in variety and price.' Prices are 2oc,"25c, 35c, 5oc,
75c, $1,00 and $1.25, See our leader at 50c.
SILKS
A large stock of Silks to choose from. Special
values at Sac, 75c ani $r.00
UM BRELL AS.
A nice range of Ladies' or Gents' Umbrellas, pretty
handl4s and good coverings, all prices.
GROCERIES
We have just opened up new Raisins, Currants,
Figs, Dates, Citron, Orange ana Lemon peels, Confection-
ery, etc. The best cheese always in stock. Buy your
Christmas Groceries here and save money.
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Cosy
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i5 i-Leseen Ali ,tka irrF+: b4.
Office, ,making his salary $525.
The membra of the Council were
entertained at a complementary sapper
on Thursday night, and also on Friday
night, and in a very pieasout and orderly
marner wound up the existence of the
Couuty Oouucil in its pres.nt forte,
ROAD AND BILIDCiz Colt\ttrTEE
This Committee recommended the
erectien of a naw steel bridge at Bine.
vale; also that the bti,!g kar.twn tee the
Thompson bridge, north ;.f Baj fie1,1, La
rebuilt with cement abutments and
steel structures; that the Kingsbridge,
Ashde1d, be rebuilt. with `steel supor-
strnoture. In reference to account of
W. B. Foster, for work done on Holmes.
Ville -Colborne bridge, the engineer waR
authorized to impact the same, and if
satisfied, that an order for payment be
given. The opinion of the County So1ic-
itur ro traction engines doing over Coun-
ty bridges, was recommended to be Ieft
for the consideration of the new council.
HOUSE OF REFTTt: l OOMISITTEII.
The cc 1 mi: tee re ported that it was
well satisfied with the appearance of the
house and surroundings. We meet say
that the Inspector, Manager, Matron Bud
Phy steiaa deserve much credit for the in-
tereet t',;,,' §town ie tie mAna&e-
ment of Oso bud",e iota !atm in CSdt- ids
Fp'ot during the past year, We cousid•
er the manag.ment of the t facials has
been E fiicient and economical, and in the
best interests of the county. In our
June report we referred to acme accents
against estates lately conveyed to the
County, soma of which have teen sett-
led; ttiey amount to $3 300
4fte.ii�.lia:u:' .L :'uJtt&vi 4..-_,:nAg4Aawaolocm,wuR
any roar Christmas presents
At the CENTRAI .itAanwmtle.
SILVERWARE, LAIVIPS, CUTLERY,
SKATES, CARPET SWEEPERS, etc.
We carry a largo and well assorted stock in the above.
QUALITY HIGH - - - PELICES LOW.
BISHOP 8T, BALL
THE CENTRAL HARDWARE, WINGHAM.
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R. KNOX'S ANNOUNCEMENT
TO GVIRISTNIAS BUYERS!
H ting such a large stock of Christmas Goods,
% everything will be sold at prices that will sell thcrin See
our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
ItlilAndttAnTY':IL.4 FOR
Watches, Clocks, Gold and Plated Jawelry. Silverware, :s iv4-r and Litany
e Novelties, loamy Sets rand Boxes, Sarni Wood and Leather G•iot;t', t'aney
Cliinawato and novclti's, (lair,], Silver and Prost L'tubre.;as. S;reta•
ells in geld and silver ir•
snv ;Malinrry, G:tt 31.tol:s, NtitFla,
13b1es, flytnn rind Prayer ly roils, Children's Pitney Gcocla,
Christmas ty it :s aqui gales dar s, Ptctnra I3.'t+1te. Dolls
Toys, n,*.uai; ai Lo tramp nts, Camuras, Comic and
Souvenir Post Canis.
25e in cash cr trali all 'wed Cl}1 r`'1 purch.15,,±14t't
$ 5.00 w Nit of „nods
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tine Watch, Chcli niaJ Jtl� airy -1 1 a
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Opposite Qucen'e Hotel.�ai%lI`i'e;tll:l:1l
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