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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-12-27, Page 5ik 1,•-•„„.11 1 NIIINIMMENIMINIMMINg NEW PATENT SHOES NEW NECKWEAR, Your Holiday Outfit You'll want to be at yonr best at holidaytime. Look happy and prosperous, and you'll feel that way. Your clothes count a lot for you if they're right ; against you if they're not, Make sure of having them right by getting them here where only that kind are sold. Smart holiday novelties have been added to the stock this Week, including hew things in American (cut) Suitsand Over- coats. SUITS—A magnificent range of Colored Suits in every wanted fabric and color ; clever blacks and blues, including fancy checks, etc. A price and a styie to suit everybody. From - $5.00 to $16.00 Special line at - $12.50 OVERCOATS—Ten distinct models, in- cluding the most perfect -fitting French Back models in Huron, rich blacks and a host of fancy designs, at prices within reach of all classes. $6.00 to $16.50 Special showing of 20th Century Suits and Overcoats for the New Year. Prices ranging from • .. Men's M en's Men's $13.50 to $18.50 MEN'S FURS. Coon Coats - $45.00 to $65.00 Calf Coats - - 27.50 to '30.00 Fur -lined Coats - 40.00 to 75.00 Also a number of other lines of Men's Fur Coats at low prices. Men's Fur Caps, Collars, Gauntlets, etc., at prices from $2.75 to 12.50 • • . - • BOOTS AND SHOES. TRUNKS AND VALISES. The R. H. CROWDER CO. Amscimanrandi •••......••••••••••••••••• • • :j; FURNITURE ,FOR PRESENTS • • . . . t A fine display of new and up-to-date Rattan and 41 Oak Rocking Chairs, Easy Chairs, Parlor • Pieces, Centre Tables, Jardiniere • Stands, Pictures, .Couches, etc.. • • at S. Gracey's Furniture Store. • If you want something nice and useful as a Christmas or New Years' • " gift, call at S. Graoey'e. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . # Nice Comfortable CEIAIRS, just the thing for a present to father, • • • • • • • 'T GENUINE PALMS for decorating ,the room; will last for years. : • At S. Greasy's. • • • • • • • mother or sweetheart—something worth calling. a gift. • • • We pride ourselves on keeping the most up-to-date and finest display • • of FURNITURE in Wingham. Before buying elsewhere, be sure to call. • '•• • • • • • • Gracey's furniture store. • • • Special discounts for cash on all purchases till New Year's, at S. • • • • • • P. S.—We are sorry our windows get so badly frosted over that you • W can't see Our d an mi frota outside. But co mein n and see it;.won't cost you • • a cent to look through. attention whenever our services give our prompt and personal S. GRACEY. • • • Undertaking—As hi the past, we gettareyq.uired. Any hour—night • • Furniture Dealer and Practical Undertaker • • • • • • • • * • • • • • • • * • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• lovictus Shoes For Men In the newest shapes, made from the best materials, perfeot fitting, and guaranteed to give the best of satisfaction in every particular. Also very fine lines of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes. Rubbers, Overshoes, Rubber Boots, etc., a great variety to ithocso trent, at very moderate prisms, R. Johnston snon DEALER VitINGRAM THE WINGHAM TIMES, DECEMBER 27 1906 BELORAVE Dr, B. F. Anderson, of Toledo, Ohio., it spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr, and Malay A.nderson. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooks and family, of ()entrails, and Mrs. D. Anderson, of Preston, also visited Mr. and Mrs. Anderson during the holiday weele. GREY. James T. Davidson is home from the West for a visit after an absence of six or seven years. J. H. and Mrs. Hislop aro weloome visitors from the West. They may make their home in Ontario once more. The Them and Weekly Globe to Jan, let, 1907 for the small sum of $1.35 in advance. The illustrated pages of the Globe aro worth the money alone. The trustees of S. S. No. 5, known as Duke's sohool, have engaged the ser- vices of Maloolm Fraser as teacher for 1907 at a salary of $450. There was 123 applicants. That Dry Cough is Bronchitis. If uegleoted it will weaken the throat and finally reach the lungs. Nothing simpler than inhaling the healing vapor of Chttarrhozone. Its action is like magic, so helpful, so easy to apply. Be done with Bronchial trouble for all time. Catarrhozone does cure the worst oases, will cure you, too. Sold everywhere, 25c and $1.00 under absolute guarantee of satisfaction. AIDERIS. Nomination in the Township Hall on Monday, Dec. 31st. The trustees of sohool section No. 3, Morris. have re-engaged Miss Minnie L. Kerr as teacher at the mimmum sal- ary, $450. She is a good teacher. James Nichol, 6th line, waa loading a 22 calibre rifle in the house when it dis- charged permaturely and the bullett after grazing the right elbow of Floreuce his 5 year old daughter repenetrated her side and oame out at the back, the mis- file striking Mrs. Nichal's shoe. A coctor was sent for post haste and dressed the wound. We are pleased to hear that the little lassie is making favora,blo pro- gress and will soon be o,k. we trust. It was a close call. es Help Near At Hand. Is what you want when sickness hap- pens at night. Can you possibly find the equal of Nerviline? No, for it stands unequalled in curing pain, internal or local. Earache, toothache and neuralgia disappear in a jiffy. Rub it on and away flies the pain For cramps, vom- iting 07 indigestion, all you need is ten drops in sweetened water. Sick or well you'll find Poison's Nerviline invaluable in your house. Get a large 25o bottle today, CRANJOROOR. Sunday afternoon, Deo. 16th the death summons came to Mrs. Ferdinand Rad- datz and she passed peacefully away to the land immortal. Her demise did not come unexpectedly as she had been in fail- ing health for the past year although only in bed three weeks. Cancer was the cause of death. Deceased, whose maiden name was Johana Shrader, was born in the village of Tupo, Germany, and 'came to Canada with her husband in 1882 settling at Oranbrook. In addition to her husband three sons survive, viz: Wm. in Alberta; and Chas. aud Conrad, of Detroit. Three sisters of deceased are Mrs. Groth, of Detroit; Mrs. Koth, Bay City, Mioh., and Mrs. Grigg, of Belgrave. The subject of this notice was a faithful member of the Methodist church since she oame to Canada. She was industrious and highly esteemed by all who knew her. Her age was 68 years and 4 months. Why Remain Thin and rale Pale people have pale blood. The stomach is wrong, assimilation is poor and food is not changed into blood. The system lacks vitality and reconstructive power which can bo supplied by Ferro - zone. It braces the appetite, digestion is stimulated, what you eat is transform• ed into the kind of nutriment your sys- tem requires. Vital life-giving blood that makes rosy oheeks, strength that de- fies weariness, spirit and ambition all come from Ferrozone. Nothing in the annals of medicine so sure to build Ai p alai strengthen as Ferrozone. Try a 50c. box. Sold everywhere. TILYTH At the Fat Stock Show at Guelph last week John Barr took second prize in the special given by the American Leicester Breeder& Association for the pen of three ewe lambs to be owned and bred by the exhibitor. Wo are pleased to notice in the daily papers that Mr, R. B. Carter, of town, took fourth place in the Junior Pharmaoy results. Mr. Carter returns to Toronto after the holidays for his final year. The following alma were eleoted for Blyth Lodge, No. 963, Le 0. L., on Mon- day evening of last week :—W M., Bro. 1?, Heggitt; D. Me Bro. A, Isl Wally; Chap., Bro, (Rev.) Hartley; Ro. Seo., Bro. John Hartley; F. S., Bro, J. E. Taman; Treas., Bro. W. 11, McElroy; D. Of 0., I3ro. John Mains; La Bros. Pratt and Anders.m; Comtnittee, Eros. McOommins, Gerry, Sims, Stewart and Carter. 4.004.41/0000004:414240.01/41341044)40/00 A Boston schoolboy was tall, weak and sickly. His arms were soft and flabby. He didn't have a strong muscle in his entire body. • The physician who had attended the family for thirty years prescribed Scott's Emulsion. NOW : To feel that boy's arm you would think he was apprenticed to a blacksmith. lob 0 0 ALL DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND $1.00. 3 060000400000000000004000 1.iplaTTECRLTECTI. Mrs, Clow is progressing favorably. Mrs. I, Crowsten, of Laugside is no better. Messrs Arthur Craig and George Eglestone are home from Lendou for Christmas. Mr. Robt Ross is borne from the Weat, Miss Edna Ouyler is home for Christ- mas. • Wood ie going in fast. I he roads are goods and swamps are nicely frozen up. Sugar beet growers are dissatisfied this year. Returns are not as good as they should be. A number have been figuring up what they made and I have been told that sugar beets were sold at the rate of about. 7 meta for 60 lbs., while mangolds have sold at 9 cents and termites at 8 eente. Some growers have not made wages and ger nothing for use of their land. We have something to learn yet about beet growing. We hope farmers will not he discouraged, but try again. WALTON. Thursday forenoon, Deo. 13th, the call of the Pilaster came to Mrs. S. J. Barr. ows, and she triumphantly bade adieu to her dear ones in the hope of a happy re- union bye and bye. She was conscious to the last and oil various ocoaeions ex- pressed her willingness to depart. Cause of death was general debility. Her hus- band died a year ago last March in his 72nd year. Mrs. Barrow's maiden name was Sarah Bentley and she was born near Thirsk, Yorkshire, England. At the age of nine years she removed from her native home to Toronto township. Here she lived with her parents for about four years when they moved to the town- ship of Blanshard in the vicinity of Kirk - ton where she was united in marriage (Dec. 23rd.,1858) with her late husband, Simeon J. Barrows. They then settled in the township of Ueborne, one mile from the village of Farquhar, where they resided for ten years. Removing thence to the township of McKillop they settled in the unbroken forest East of Leadbury and cleared for thmselves and family a good farm where they resided for 21 years. After disposing of the old farm on the Leadbury line Mr. Barrows parohased the farm of Stephen Lamb on the boundary West of Walton where they resided nearly 13 years and from which they retired nearly 4 years ago to live in the village of eyehole WEST 'iVAWANOSid. The annual financial statement of the township has been published and makes a very good showing for the pre- sale council. The year commenced with a deb; of $2,000; this has been wip- ed out, and with all the current expendi- tures met and every account against the township paid, including the canny rate there is now a balance of about S 0 to the good. It looks as if the Mum i af- fairs of the township had been vie e well handled during the year, and it is to be hoped that the electors will chose le isely at the coming election and return men who will keep the townshie's finances on a sound ba is. A very pleasant event took place at the residence of David Errington, Glen's Hill, on the 19th inst., when nearly 100 Established 1879 Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Cresolene IS a boon to Asthmatics Does h not seem more effective to 'breathe in a remedy to cure disease of the breathiim organs than to take the remedy into the stomach? It cutes because the air rendered strongly anti- septic is carried ovei: the diseased surface with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat- ment. It is invaluable to mothers with small children. Th�soota consumptive tendency find immediate relief from coughs or flamed conditions of the throat. Sold by druggists. Send postal forboeklet, Lattanto, Mitts Co., Limited, Agents, Mont- real, Canada. 307 guests aesembled to witness the marriage of his youngest daughter, Charlotte, to John Reid, A highly respected resident of Ashfield. Promptly at 5 o'clock, while the straina of the wedding march were being played by Mise Bartley, cousin of the groom, the bride entered the room leaning on the arm of her father and took her plaoe under an arch of evergreens and flowers, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Mr. Rutherford of Dungannon. The bride looked oharm- ing in a dress of white lustre, trimmed with lace and chiffon and wore the cus- tomary bridal veil and carried a boa uet of bridal roses and ferns. The bride was attended by Miss M. Raid, sister of the groom and little Clara Merritt, of Kincardiue, mice of the bride, acted as flower girl, while Mr. R. Park, of Dan- gannon, supported the groom. After congratulations were over the guests sat down to a tasty wedding supper lifter which all spent a pleasant evening in games, social ohat an danoing. The presents were numerous and costly, testifying to the esteem in which the bride is held. The groom's gift to the bride was a beautiful set of furs. The beet wishes of n large circle of frisnds go with the bride and groom to their new home on the groom's farm in Ash. field. What About Your Kidneys? Your back aches and fairly groans with the distress of kidney trouble: You're discouraged, but you mustn't give nr. The battle can be quickly won when Dr. Hamilton's Pills get to wore.. These kidneys Specialists bring new health and vitality to young and old alike Even one box proves their mar- veloue power. Coneinue this great heal- er, and your kidneys will become as strong, as vigorous, as able to work as now ones. Remember this, Dr. Hamilton's Pills are purely vegetable; they do euro liver, bladder and kidney trouble. They will cure you, or your money back. Price 250 per box, at all dealers, cuanoss. Christmas day was happily spent at the home of Mr. Donald McCormick, Cul •OSS, when their sons and daughters, with their families, gathered together. IThe pleaanro of the festive event Was added to by the presentation of a gold chain each to Mn and Mrs McCormick, accompanied by an appropriate address. PRESBYTERY OF MAITLAND. The Preabytery of Maitland met in Wingham on Tuesday, the 13th inst., with the Rev. John Radford, Moderator in the chair. Tho docket was the light- est that has been perhaps for years. The Treasurer's, and Auditors' reports show- ed the finanoos of the Presbytery to he in a very ,satisfactory condition. The Finance Committee recommended that the assesements for 1907 be 12c per family, for the Preabytery Fund, m ee'o per member for the Synod Fund. They further recommended that the salary of the Clerk and Treasurer be increased from $85 00 to $100.00 per year, dating from the beginning of 1906 These recommendations were carried. Dr. J. L. Murray was nominated as Moderatorof the next General Assembly. Dr. Murray, made a statement, re- garding the impressions made upon him by the action of the joint Committee on 1 Church Union, at their recent meetings, he having attended the meeting of the Committee. After some discussion it was agreed that the next regular meet- ing, which takes place in Wingham, on the first Taesday in March, shall begin at 10 30 a. m. that when all neccessary business has been transacted, the Com- mittee on Remit e introduce tho subject of Church Union that it may b3 dis- cussed in Conference to be continued through an evening seseion, and resumed on the following day, if necessary. In accordance with an instruction from the General Assembly that all congrega. tions in the Church paying a less stipend than $300.00 be visited by their Presby- terieb With a view to ittOrGage to this aniount, which is the raininura stipend in the Presbyterian Church. Dr. lelnrray and the Clerk were appeihted depettetion to *vitt the tongtegation ot Pine Diver, with itstrnetions to report II Irn 1 .41101 5 THE LEADING STORE II. E. ISARD & Co. WINCHAM'S BRIGHTEST AND BEST Holiday = Gifts We have imported a large stock of useful Holi- day Presents. You are sure to get the right goods here at right prices HANDKERCHIEFS We are showing a very large range of silk, Lawn and Linen. Handkerchiefs. Prices range thus: 5c, roc, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and $ Lao. SILK WAISTS What more useful for a Holiday Gift than a nice Silk Waist. We have a large variety of the very latest and best makes for the holiday trade. See our special at $3.00. KID G -LOVES We carry only the best makers' Gloves, every pair gu4ranteed. 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 Holiday Trade. Come in and see our large assortment; we are sure to suit you in variety and price. Prices are 20c, 25c, 35c, 5oc, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25, See our leader at 5oc. . SILKS A large stock of Silks to choose from. Special values at 50c, 75c and $1.00 UMBRELLAS. A nice range of Ladies' or Gents' Umbrellas, pretty handles and good coverings, all prices. GROCERIES ;-3 We have just opened up new Raisins, Currants, Figs; Dates, Citron, Orange and Lemon peels, Confection- ery, etc. The best cheese always in stock. Buy your Groceries here and save money. PHONE 68 eseeedeaeaseesesteseesa: 171LIMe=r11 I a, c to the Presbytery at its 'March meeting. The Ministers of the following charges are Commissioners to the General As- sembly of 1937: Wingham, Si,Helens and E. Ashfield, Ashfield and Brussels; and the congregations of N. Kinlcss and Belmore and McIntosh, Knox Church, Ripley and Bervie, and Molesworth, have the ptivilege of nomina`lag each an elder as Commissioner to the Assemble. It was recommencled by the Presby- tory'e F. M. Committee that the Rev. J. T. Taylor, Missionary to Billow, India who is to spend two weeks within the bounds be asked to address meetings in Cranbrook, Walton, Belgrave, White- church, Dungannon, Ashfield, Lnoknow, Knox Church, Ripley, Bervie, N. Kin- loss, Pine River, Belmore, Wroxeter, and Brussels. The meetings to begin on the 21st January. This recommenda- tion was adopted The Preabytery osijorirned to meet in Winghaw, on the first Tuesday in March at 10 30 a,m. A NDIIEW MONAB, Clerk. Walton, Dec. 24th, 1906. The tug Wayland towed the stainer Woods into Fort William which is the first time on record that a vessel has en. tame that herb er on C aristm es Day. 165101121MIKEIMENEMMISTIONSMaama..4ntmaiMMINIMPEIMMIM151 Buy Your At edding Presents the CENTRAL ELt AI A RD WAR, E. SILVERWARE, LAMPS, CUTLERY, SKATES, CARPET SWEEPERS, etc. We carry a large and well assorted stock in the above. „.4 QUALITY HIGH PRIOES LOW. BISHOP & BALL THE CENTRAL HARDWARE, WINGHAM. ++4+++++++++++++++++++4+++ +++$+++4++s++++++++ ++++p R. KNOX'S ANNOUNCEMENT To lioliday Shoppers ! Having- such a large stock of Holiday Goods, 3 everything will bt solu at prices that will sell them. See our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. k IIIIADQUARTERS FOR Watches, Clocks, Gold and Plated Jewelry, Silverware, Silver and Ebony Novelties, Fancy Sots and 11)xes, Burnt Wood and Loather Fanoy Chinaware and novelties, Gold, Silver anti Pearl Umbrellas. Specta- clea in gold and silver. Fanoy Stationery, Gift Books, Novels, 13itiles, Hymn and Prayer Books, Children's Fancy Goods, Christmas Cares and Celendars, Ptotur E ake, Della Toys, Pilneioal Tostrnments, Cameras, Comte and Souvenir Pest Cards, Fine Watch, Chck cad Jowalry Repairing a specialty. R. KNOX Opposite Queen's Ilotel. s+++++++++++++41+++++++++++ •++++++++++++0+44**44.44* e • WING:1AM.