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TUE WINGII. 'i TIMES, FEBRUARY 28. 1907
TO ADVERTISERS 1 SALT RHEUM CURED
Not•c a of changes must be tett at this 1'he )�deltjto b
off its uot'later than Saturday neon. By Dr WIlliarus' Pink Pills .After cboaun byuentbera itis ratepoftaeyers ofegaSchoounl Seao
The copy for changes =net bo left
nor later ^than atondate evening. Boeteers Treatment Hatt Failed tions iu the differeut townships ebrongb•
tel4nel ett)Oil Ski edu hday of each nted veekup Sk:iu trouble indicates tetat the blood °itetut to ca peratto 1 $vl oiteduoe tvitu
is la a poisououet ethic. It to the poison Ur Jae. Pawed wee palled to the oheir
and Jot P. Hooper as Seuretare. The
objections to the Act were then procekd,
ed. with.
Moved by W. Henderson, seconded by
R. Gtlkiusou, that we ask for the repeal
of that portion in the new Aot tbet dl.
recti that a compulsory minimum salary
shall he paid to teachers. parried.
Movee. by Rob Muir, seconded by
Wui McGill, teat we ask for the repeal
of that portion of the Act that gives .ln.
speotor's power to cancel certificates of
tem:hers engaged to teach for less than
the miuimuni salary. Carried.
Mewed by P. S. McEwen, seconded by
J. Wylie, that we ask for the repeal of
that portion of the Ant that apeoifies
that rural schools shall provide scales,
measures, take mensuration, set geocue-
trioal solids, library, concrete walks,
teachers private rooms and eulargemeut
of sobgot groaads by i acre. tearried.
Moven by Rohl Binir, reminded by R.
Gilkiusou, that we ask for the repeal of
that portion of the Act that compels
County Councils to levy a rate for rural
school purpose. Carried.
Pinto Pills to all etaitlar sateere. Moved by P. S MaEwea, seconded by
candidate for the Commons, a new man Robt Sharptu, that we ask for the am
You oau t euro eczema salt rheum, eadment of the portion le the Act theft
will have to be selected. Rvery diva and skin eruptions vette salves and out. regntates the training and gnnlifieation
Bien to t•h • riding should be fatly re- ward applications. These troubles are of teaghers beo•euss the poorer classes
preeeete d at this meeting. rooted in the blood and can oolv be cur- can have little hope of becoming teach -
ed through the rich, red blood Dr. Wil• era, t4though many of our brighest in -
Tata tiaras Ptak l'itls aatnaUy make. This tellects come from this class, thus a des -
Geo. P. ternham, ]ender of the Oppoei- simple medical feet should be known to erituiitation is created in favor of the
Von in the Legislators, should not be everyone. lar. Witliams' Pink Pills not rich against the poor. Carried.
e?ntertetueet by the Liberal party, The only care skin diseases, but ala other iiSoved by W, J. Henderson. seconded
Liberins of the Province should be able troubles caused by had blood, such s by I', S. McEwen, that we ask for the
anaemia, with its headaches, sideaches repeal of that portion of the Act that
to pay their own leader and not here and backaches, heart palpitation, icdt- raises the salaries of Inspectors's and re -
him under any obligation to the Govern- gestio!, rhenmatism,nesrahtia, Si. Vitus moves the power of their dismissal from
r_:eut in drawing a salary from the public danoe sod the special ailments that af- the County Council. Carried.
uuuty box. diet so many women and growing girls Moved by John Porter. seconded by
You can get these pills from your rnedi- Davii Wallace, that we ask for the
Itumediateiy upon the conclusion of cine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box amendment of the Act by giving the
the present session of the Provincial or Sia bot:es for $'2 60 from The Dr. Trasteee of the Province a fair repro-
Wiltiams' Medicine Co,.$roakvitle, Out. sentation on the Advisory Council of
?,egihltature there will probably be a re• Education. Carried.
organisen'n of the Ontario Cabinet, culminating ailments. Deceased was Moved by R. Gilkinson. seconded by
The oletages spoken of will affect three P. S. McEwen, that the Secretary pub-
:mu—Hee. J J. Foy, Atto.ney•Gener horn in York township, York County, lash the minutes of this meeting and ask
:fon. W 3 Fianna, Provincial Secretary, Ont„ her maiden nacos beim Eliza for ccrresioudenoe with a view of oo-
antl 7 P fl:> vney, M. P. P , of Guelph. Welsh. Along with her brothers Joseph operative froth township Sohool .Trate
P and George she name into this townabip tees or individual ratepayers willing to
esteem -diem to the report Mr. Foy will re- aid us in securing our civil rights. Car.
tare, Mr. It tuna will succeed him, while in the pioneer days of 1357. Oa the 4th Jas. PowELL J. F. Hooeee
tMr.re DMr. iioy will take Mr. Hanna's va• day of Jau. 1800 she joined hand and Chairman Seorerary.
heart with her now berert partner and Wingbam, P. 0. Oat Wroxeter, P. 0.
eat*d pertiolio as Provincial Secretary, shortly after they purchased lot 14, con It is earnestly requested that every
Dnneau 0 Ross, son of the old and 5, on which they have continuously re- rural wheel in the County of Huron
tried leader of the Liberal party in Ont• sided and prospered. will take up this matter with the ob-
ject in view .of amending the new school
arid, It in. George W. Ross, was ma - Act by electing delegates in each and
tWednesdey of Last week elected to re- every rural section in the County with
'.present West Middlesex in the Ontario .rAAtEsxaw�• the object of interviewing the Govern.
`a:egisi sturex in the pleas of the former Misses Dora Smith anti Jean Ritchie ment.
of Brussels, spent Saturday and Sunday
in our village, being the guest of Mrs D. Lienteuant•Governor Snowball dropp-
ttlaoDonald, ed dead a; Fredericton (N. B) while
George A. Stewart, of Strathroy, the firs Geo. Worner, left on Tuesday for walking to church Sunday night.
Ooneervanve standard bearer, was 145, her home at Saskatoon, after spending -
or 32 more ti,au Mr. Ross' father Ied the winter with bar parents, Mr. and Lilo stook Afarkets.
Mr. Stewart in thegeneral election of Mrs. Thos. Strachan. The following are the quotations:
1955. Quite a number of our young people Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs.
y Choice $4 90 $5 25
attended the tea mooting at Biuerele, Bzedium 4 75 4 90
eftEM. Monday night and report a good time. Bulls 4 00 4 255
s, s, oele tote 600 or 700 cords of wood Chas. Lske talks of goiug to the West
Light 3 65
Cows 4 00 4 25
Feeders—
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards 3 75 4 QO
Stockers choice 3 00 3 25
er, con 11, tete peen sold to Rich Mit- Wingham last Wednesday. " bulls2 00 2 25
ellei1, aleo of this locality, for the sum of Miss Janet Andrews, who has spent B picked'— 4 40 4 80
et1.500. Possession will be given in several months with her sister, Picked Choice ... 4 50 • 4 65
April. Win Hamilton, returned to her home at Medium.... 400 4 25
The 100 sere farm of John Savage, lot Dungannon last week, Cows.. , • .... 2 50 3 75
15, con 3, his been purchased by Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Jno Lamont, of Little Bulls
2 25 2 50
Hoga—
n synard, of the same line, for the sum Rapids, Algoma, returned home after an est 6 90
of $4,£09, and he will get pm.ession next enjoyable visit among friends in this Lights 6 65
mouth. Mr. Savage has bought a farm Sheep—
Exportn'ir Dnngancou and will remove there. ewes 4 7500
Bneks.,,,
Wednesday- morning of last week, Jas Culls... . . - 3 50
T. Da idson left for the West where he Spring Lambs per lb.. 5 50
hos spent a number of years. Risby. Calves, each........,... 3 00
to send a delegation to watt npou the
Goverment tie Soso as. arra, emeuts
oen be made, to state our obeectines.
1'S*A131.FSI E11 2812.
1I TIIEsa
Xi. 8. Feet 0 T. i tttiytenea ea b Paoi•airiTop
in the blood that varies blotches, piW
liles, eczema, boils, bait rheum or bad.
coiupteetou. Dr. Wilhauts' Pink Pills
snake rich, red Motet that banishes these
troubles, liars. Osborne, wife of Andrew
Osborne, clerk of the Tori ^whip of Iie re-
nebeo, Froutenao Coaaty, Out , writes;
' I cannot epeak ton highly of D. Wit-
linins' fink Pills. for cuey did for oto
what doctors failed to do. Some years
Tfi.'?s:�laAY. FEBRUARY 28, t907. ago I was attacked by salt rheum hi the
hands, caused by it run down condition
of my blood. 1 eudared the tortures of
this terrible disease for some time, and
only those who have bee.i similarly et•
thottel eau realize m,• suffering. At
times nay hands wer eio bad that I could
The Senate committee on railways has not count my hair, I wee helpless. I
throw +'tat the bill to incorporate the consulted a doctor but his treatment
Bt J ,-t +,.t Traaaportation Co wbiok ie failed to benefit cue—my rasa Feeuled
molts AND COMMENTS.
incurable. While in this con ion I
to bead tt cnt:al from St J t.eph, on Lake road of Dr. Williams' Ptak P s Red de-
Hnr•in to Port Senile), on Loke Ede. ceded to give him a trial. onn I began
Last Huron Liberate will meet at
to improve and by the tithe I h=d tal:eu
about a dezen bo ae >•. was completed)
Brresele next Tuesday afternoou. to cured and I hay t slue had the
seete,t a candidate for the Legislature. Rltghtest return o the trouble I can
As Aroeie Hislop, M P. P. is now the heartily recommend Dr Witiiams'
premie_, who resigned some time ago to
enter the Slate. The Liberal candi-
bate"s mej nity over his opponent, Mr.
o..
new at the Haufryn brickyard ready for
nt:St PPason'a operations.
The flee 100 acre farm of Albert Cart -
for the hammer.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Leishman -Busman wedding at
vicinity.
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eckmier and Miss
Fern spent Sunday with Ethel friends.
&r. Harold Hogg, visited at Joe Simp-
See•i<., is his destination. He was an- son Sunday afternoon.
cot:waned by hoe brother Joe, who goes Jos. Combes of Molesworth paid Jam-
e -a' for the firet time. estown a flying visit on Monday.
The gnarautiae for smallpox has been Lawson ging went to Moorefield on
lift td from the house of Elijah Rea. Saturday, where he is the guest of Mr.
There are wee cases at the Holmes and Mrs. Imes.
homestead and the Bradford house is
*till on the hat. Dr. Sproule, of Toren• J Ring is not regaining strength as
to..e in ettoad 1'ir.;., being quarantined rapidly as his many friends would wish.
es roll as the families mentioned. Ile has been removed to his son's home
Dui e'et school, w! i''b was closed to pre.
au' z'rof Rereading the disease
has resumed operations as has Moies-
Wertli school.
where he can be better waited on.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bryans entertained a
few of their friends on Monday evening.
D. L. Strachan, Postmaster at Pine
Friday morning,morning, Fob. lSth, Bira Joan River, visited his parents here on Son -
Ii
Elshoo 5th con, teas summoned from day last.
the earthly Lome t) the House of Many Mr. Geo. Mason of Wingham, took
Mansions and Ir:_.,. d peacefully away charge of the service in the hall last
after eat 1llaess et about 5 mouths. Sunday night where he addressed a large
Pneumonia and Ilawt failure were the and appreciative andienoe.
On Wednesday night of thin week the
subject of City life or country life will
. , be discussed at the regular meeting of
the literary and debating society.
.d .�
Dbctoi {� The managers of Victoria Hall par -
J 1 pone holding a grand eoncert On the 28th
;Met in the hall here, when the beet local
im ..c., a - 1talent will assist in the programtne;there
!L will alas be a aeries of ma;; tc luuteru
dictnes it leers.
-... _ ; Tsar. Elijah. Jachile sold a three year 1
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is not ; . Old filly Inc which he received $200. Mr 11
a simple cough syrup. It is a ' JOckhn always had the, best.
strong llledicine, a doctor's ( M. N el lir, assessor for Grey Tp a
- - : has been calling oe the ratepayers of
-medicine, It cures hard cases, ; i this vicinity; taxes are not among the
severe and desperate cases, n eit ll bills the farmers have to pay.
- Chronic cases of asthma, plea- p Dr P. a and wife called on Jsme$tosvn
risy, bronchitis, consumption. - ',friends on Monday.
Ask your doctor about this. = i
- 'the nest kind of a testimonial* i?
"Bold for ever sixty yerre') i u:•ttberry Schools d
• rrrirr.rsost _ • ' Representatives from the school see
„'t�e,t.G Ayer do., Doren,/tut.
aisa,nc aGuw,crt or tion$ of
the ToWnahip of Turnberry met
P siRSA:'ARti.4A. - to S Seotiin. O. 0. on heeday, Feb. 1
epetit 19th. to decide tepee a unttotm position
/ titin t'lsoR. iu regettd to the Sebool Ant, and to for -
w. bare „0 0M as.! are apnbtisa ; mutate a definite plate of ^toted action
ferr>ranisen Or oh Leasoi1 e5. in requesting the (Obyertiment to repeal
the
W i` !i certain ob jeotiooable featuresr.
Ota M Hastert ruceveht by tett i The meeting yme Baas dy non partial+^
kit coat of Ayor's Bills at bedtime. and intensely tamest. It tree d, side(
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS
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el T=.IE "BIG STORM," WINGI3AIVI, ONT..
UNTIL FEB. 2 l st
We announce Bargains in our Tailoring Department
In order to give opportunnty to any who may yet
wish to take advantage of the low prices in our mer-
chant tailoring department, we have extended the
time to February 21st. These are price inducements
you cannot afford to let go by you.
SUITS - OVIRGOATS
7 Suit Lengths only of our fine
Scotch and English Tweeds tont
Worsteds, worth $22, for $13.50 ,
11 Snit Lengths only of our $20
Sults, now - - 17.00
10 Suit Lengths only of our 'Sig
Suits, at - 15.00
10 only of our $1,6 Shite, at 13.00
Only a few Ieft, at the
same reductions.
Also special bargains in
- PANTS -
and a large stook to
select from.
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Come early and get firet choice. Remember, these are not old
styles, out of date, but made any style to snit von. Cat and made on
the premises. IV Sweatshop 'Work Uere.
MEN'S FU$NISfINGS—Although our stock is all new
you eau nick up lots of speoial bargains, such as Underwear, Caps, Fur
Collars, Mitts, Gloves, etc. We sell the bust Overalls made in Canada
(The Monarch), all double -stitched seams and made in good style.
r1AX.WEL,L i HILL
Merchant Tailors and fen's Furnishers. .
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4 50
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6 20.
7 50-
wINonAaI AI .1U IT F.f:PORTS
Wingham, Feb. 27th, 1907
Flour per 100 lbs .... 2 00 to 2 60
Fall Wheat ,.,, .... 0 70'to 0 70
Oats 0 3o to 0 35
Barley .... 0 45 to 0 50
Peas 0 76 to 0 76
Buckwheat 0 50 to 0 60
Butter 0 22 to 0 22
Eggs per doz 0 22 to 0 22
2 50 to 3 00
Wood per cord
lTay , per ton S 00 to 11 00
Potatoes, per bushel new0 45 to 0 50
Tallow per lb 0 5i to 0 05
Lard ... 0 15 to 0 15
Dried Apples per Ib 006 too 06:
Live Hogs, per owt6 10 to 6 10
Turkeys, drawn........ 0 10 to 0 13
Geese,
" OOSto010
Ducks, per lb 0 OS to 0 10
Chickens, per ib 0 O8 to 0 10
Diamonds,
We have theta from $8 tip, wad an
immense stook to cheaee from
We are hacinit for E eSTER ep e-
clat bargains in
--Hand Pointed China „ea
—Crosses
—Pendants
—Watches
--Necklaces
—Cat Glass, eta , eta.
I' -ort are not in Landon, Write n§
—it vvili pay yea.
C.N. Ward 86 Co.
3774 Richmond Sir
LONDONI, ONT.
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TEA TEA TEA TEA TEA
i, ,Red Bell Tea Red Bell Tea Red .Bell Tea
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THE BEE HIVE THREE STORES.
WQNGHAM AND GORRIE
A RUSH Off' B I BSS
There's a 1 ush of business in the Dress Goods de-
partments of these 3 stores. Repeat orders for exclusive
dress lengths of newest weaves and colorings fills the de-
partments for this week's selling. We're after the latest
and best for Bee Hive customers and we always get it.
Groceries of Extra
Quality.
We allow nothiug but the highest
clase groceries to pass into Bee Hive
departments, and sell them at the
very closest possible margin of profit .
A trial order for Groceries makes a
new customer every time. We have
a special bargain this week -5 cans
of choice peas for 25o. We pay high-
est prices for farm produce and part
cash if so desired.
New Clotb.in.g for
Men and Boys.
A heavy purchase of Men's and
Boys' Suits all made. to oar special
order of the best tweeds and worsteds
of English and Canadian manatee" -
tnre. Every Suit made up with best
linings and equal in fit and finish to
regular ordered tailor made goods.
Pricea here will save you dollars.
American Coal Oil Kept -in Stock.
It pays to deal at The Bee Hive 3 Stores
THE BEE HIVE CO.
WINGHAM STORES :
Next door to Elmer Moore's and in The Carey Stand.
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Are You Bald
or is your hair becoming thin and faded
If so, your personal charm is vanishing.
That's the name of OUR. OWN BLEND NEW PACK&GE
TEA. In the future we're going to pat up in l Ib, and ' ib packages
our Lawn Special Blend of Tea, to be known as
Kerr's Red Bell Tea.
We will guarantee every package to be just as good as we say
it is, And we say that its the best, the vera best Tee, on the market
for the money.
The regular price of this "Red Bell Tea" is 35s and 50a a lb.
black or mixed, But to introduce it we are offering it for a time at
28c and 400 alb.
If you're a lover of good Tea try the "Red Bell Tett". Give it
a good fair trial. If you da this, yoa'll always use
Kerr's Red Bell Tea,
OUR BARGAIN TABLE.
„ Our Bargain Table has proved to be quite a success, This
week we offer in addition to very many other money -saving opportani•
ites a big bargain in Writing Tablets.
Nearly. 300 Writing Pads, goad linen paper, ruled or plain,
regular price I5c each, special price `Jc each.
More Bargain Prunes, 20alba, jest received, selling at 50 a lb.
Dress Goads Department attractive jast now, new goads
arriving continually. The most popular weaves and the most
fashionable shades. Fancy Tweed Suitings, Grey Worsted
Suitings, black and white Worsted Suiting, pretty spring color-
ings blended in two and three tone shadings.
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at special prices until April lst.
4.I CHAIRS, CHAIRS ! I
tAnyone wishing to get an outfit of chairs at the $
• cut price, call and see what are made in Winghatn ••
+ Chair Factory, as we have them all set up to
+ choose from. 40 per cent. off list price till April
1st. Now this is a chance that seldom comes •
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our way ; take advantage of it. f
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Bedroom Suites and Sideboards 1
See what are made at the Union Factory. Sold f
xat the same cut price as chairs. We have them
+ all set up to show you. $
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Prot Ourene nil I Gouches and Parlor Suites
ran overcome the Fhortcnmiva by providing substi ntes in his
Leeks' Curly and Wavy Fronts, Wigs, Potupsdoura•
Transformations, Switches wavey sad plain, eto.
Gents' Toupees and Wigs• --the finest of the finest, made
. to look, fit and Wear well Over 75 thousand near in ase. All
'users are happy and benefited together. Won't you join in ?
Coll and AFa the Prof's great display at the BRUNSWICK
!HOTEL, WINGIIAMI, on
famous creations in HAIli, GOODS.
Wednesday, March e
THE »OTI NWEND CO„ OF TORONTO, Ltd.
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We carry the best in stock, which will be sold at _
• cut prices up to April tst.
SPRINGS
All the best,
guaranteed.
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tnaie at Walker & Clegg's, and
F Now is your chance to get all the Furniture you
need for Spring, before you get busy.
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W2Ikr'es Furniture
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I7ndertaking ilromptly and satisfactorily attended to.
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