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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-04-18, Page 54 THE BLUE FRONT STORE, - WINCHAM. of Rae ;nYtl:O Before deciding on that new Hat, ask to see our King lines. They are guar- anteed, and combine style with quality. The new shapes are specially suitable for young men. We also carry hill ranges of Stetson, Borsalino, Wafer -lite, Wak-- fleld, Christy, Allandale, etc. We have the Hat th tt suits you hest. READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING A good time to buy your supply of Spring and Summer Clothing is NOW, before the lines get badly broken. Our stock is now complete in the newest and most i ip-to-date styles, patterns and weaves. SUITS A splendid showing of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. Many patterns and styles to choose from in Plain and Fancy Worst- eds, Fancy Tweeds, Black Vicunas, Navy and Black Serge, etc. Prices to suet everyone. Our Men's Suits range in price from $8 and we guarantee satisfaction. fiE ' rIN1xILV4 TIMES APRIL 18, 1907 00004,11;;C411-441-0000001010.011)00400 roti! 1E. On Sunday morning, April 7th, the spirit of DQary Phillips, reliot of the tat Thou Nash, passed away to thee great w. vond, aged 84 years and one month Deceased had beers in poor health for considerable time and her taking away removes another of Howiok's old pione ars, who was very highly respected by all who knew her. She leaves to mourn her loss three dangnters and two trona, who are: Mrs 0 .rter, of Brandon, Man; Slre W. Ardell and Mrs E. Garrett, 01 'own; Geo of Ekoba; and Thos. of the 9th con. Ever nave Cratnpa? Sind of fierce to be tied up in a knot at midnight with cramps instantly. Used occasionally Nervitine prevents this trouble entirely. From Stratford. Ont., Wm Dee writes: "Nothing I know of will give such quick reltet to nramps, colic or pain in the etomaoh as Nervitine. If you feel sgaemish or sick just ten drops of Nervihue in water and you're well next minute." Think of the protection and nomfort contained in a 25o bottle of Nerviline, and get it to- ,; day, 4 to $18.50 RAIrT Are you in need of a Raincoat ? If q so, see our line with new pressed seams, in dark grey and olive shades. They are strictly up-to-date. TOP OP COATS New Spring Top Coats, popular in price and style, in plain and fancy olive shades as well as in dark grey Come and see them. !EGGS 1 /MEN AS CA.S111. C CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS Au•alla'u itAkAIAik& arslity dA'•• ki 4'13:r�,li� CENTRAL HARDWARE WINGH AM. u Yoar barn doors hang forever if hung with " Big 4 " Hanger and "Braced " Rail CAN'T COME OFF THE TRACK If yon are from Huron or Bruce come into our store and we will " show yon." H. BISHOP o nr,hi••• k•4•6•is ir.w ahwjY1i Nino thaw kiJJtWtldlJitJhildl:4.hi.�I W, IJU11�VWi.iwY+YldiWlalllY:.,.,�iii�siV'r7y� aull,lltiwa.a.teraat wi.s'r wAWANOSII. The friends of Mra Johnathan Wil- lard, of West Wawanosh, jut near Auburn, were not surprised to hoar of her death which 000urre e on Thursday morning, April 4th, after an illness in bed of three months, suffering from dropsy. Deceased wan born in Kingston and was married there, moving to the farm near Auburn about 37 years ago. Besides the husband a family of three sons and two daughters are left to mourn the loss of a kind and affectionate wife and mother, three children have been ba.ied, Mre Willard had always been a kind healthy woman and was a kind neighbor, always ready to give a help- ing hand iu time of need. Her age watt 71 years, 2 months and 22 days, She was a member of the Methodist church, Prominent manufacturer Speaks, In Vanleelr Hill, Ont„ no one is better known than Geo S. Watson. When be sage "Catarrhozone is a real cure," de- pend ou it being so. "My wife" he writes "was subject to bad attacks of throat irritation and bronchitis. Many remedies were tried but few proved at all useful. Catarrhozone wan different It seemed to get right at the sore smote and brought relief quickly. We have found Catarrhozone an absolute care for bronehits and catarrh," Nothing cures more quickly so get it today, two siZ3s, 25o and $1 00 at all dealers, BRUSSELS. James B. Stratton, of Braesels, and Mies Effie rot, of Craubrook, were married Wednesday evening of last week by Rev. H. M. Lang•Ford. Miss Carrie McCracken, of Brussels, was the ohoice out of 22 applications, of trustees of a school in Elms township,as successor to Mr. hove, who has resigned. The anneal organization meeting of Brussels Foot Ball Club was held and the following offioers wore eleoted for 1907:—Hon. President, A. B. MoDonald; President, J. F. Rowland; Sec.-Treas., R.D. Cardiff; Manager, Jas: Ballantyne; Managing Committee, the abo ve officers and R. Brown and 0, Querin. Brussels Bowling Club has been re- organized with tho following officers:— Hon. President, T. Farrow; Presideut, A. B. McDonald; Vice President, R, Leatherdale; Sec. -Treasurer, W. L, Leatherdale; Managing Committee, R Downing, D C. Ross, R. P. Fend, Ed. Nicholson, J. F. Rowland, Milton Mc- Artur, and Ed. Kerley. wiaaeaiff:ttdYtii6t SS 4J� •.6+ 1 y�5iNW+ �inel Gre Reductions mis Daisy Churn, No. 2, regular $6.5o, for $5.25 Daisy Churn, No. 3, regular $7,00, for - 5,75 Axle Grease, regular Io cents a box, now 6 boxes for .25 One Minute Washer to clear, regular $Io.00, at - 8.50 Vulmar Washer, to clear, regular $7.00, at - - 5.50 Triumph Washer, to clear, regular $7.00, at - - 5.50 Razors, regular $f, $I.25 and $I.5o, your choice for - .50 Graniteware Reductions Still Going AT CUT - IN - TWO PRICES. r Carload CEMENT 'JUST ARRIVED : I Carload WIRE NAILS I Car oa I L 1 d GLAZED T E If you intend building, it will pay you to call and get prices, at Young's Big Hardware. lint The effect of Sc P4t',s Em djo n on thin, pale children is magical. It makes them plump, rosy, active, happy. It contains Cod Liver Oil, Hypophosphites and Glycerine, to make fat, blood and bone, and so put together that it is easily digested by little folk. ALL. DRUOOISTS; 5Oc, ANP $1.00. New Idea Patterns Only 10e TIE LEADING STORE P rte �. Isard 00.0.00000.0000041,0410000 BLTTH Mr, Tos. Carter was in Brussels last week placing an automatic boiler olean- er in the electric power house, We are pleased to hear that Mr, Don. McLean has been appointed prtnoipta of the Cargill school at a salary of $500. On Wednesday of Inst week Me P, H. D.melee left for Regina, to resume Ms position in the Northern Bank, T :e many friends of Mr. WA. Mc- Lean, M. A., aro pleased to know that he is reooveriva; from his ticbness and will awn be as well as over. Dr Will Sloan left on Wednesday afternoon or last week, for Toronto, from there he will leave this week for Ungava, where he will represent a company in prospecting for minerals Iti.r. Robert Sloan will leave thio week and join his brother at Toronto. • A Question often Asked. Why so many people fool worse after taking pills than before? Trouble is rano d .ustio pills are used. No reme dial action is obtained, the bowels ere irritated and dreadful constipation fol- lows. In using Dr Hawthorne Pills you are scarcely conscious of having taken medicine. Although very mild, Dr, Hawilton'e Pi1la do regulate the bowels, stimulate normal action of the glands, and onsets neither nausea, griptog or violent action. Positively guaranteed for biliousness, indtgostiars, stomach, liver and kidney ills. For a safe family pill rely oa far Hamilton's. 23u per box at all dealers. CRE V. Bliss Lizzie and Fred Bryans and Miss Susie and John Pearson attended the funeral of the late Mies Alma Oo.iper at Fordwioh. John R. Savage and family have moved to their new farm near Dungan- non, and Joseph and Mrs Raynard have moved to the house vacated by Mr acid Mars Savage, To the long list of elderly people who have passed away in tete township dur- ing the past winter we have to add the name of Robert .Inglis, who died at his home, lot 7, con 7 on Monday, April 18th after a very brief illness, in his 77th year. He was able to go to Brume's) on Saturday and was in his aucustomed plane iu Melville churoh, Brussels on Sabbath morning, so that the report of his demise name as quite a shock to the community. Deceased was an old resi- dent of Grey and was a thrifty and pros- perous farmer. His native laud was Scotland. Mrs Inglis predeceased him a few years ago, from whence he and his youngest son, David, have coutinued to reside on the farm, the other children living in Dakota. The subject of this notice was an indastrions, honest going man and known to many of our readers, he having resided ou the same farm tor many years. IIe was a Presbyterian in religion and a Liberal in politics. ?LORRIS. Mr. David Irving, of the 2nd line was visiting in Toronto for a few days. He brought home an immigrant, who will assist him in his farm work. Owing to the illness of a nephew of Mrs. (Dr.) Lambie at Midland, Mich., she and Dr. Lambie were called to their home lost weelt, shortening up their visit with old Friends here. Word was received by Robert Sonob, 3rd line, 'that his brother Thomas, of Orono, Ont., had passed away on Sun- day, April 7rli. He was about 70 years of age. Funeral tock place on Tuesday. Three weelts previous, another brother, James, of Tyrone, Durham Co., died of pneumonia at the age of G3 years, His wife paid Nature's debt a week later from the same ailment. Mr. Souoh, of Morris, has been a prisoner to his home for the past three years. In addition to the loss of his eyesight ho suffered a Stroke of paralysis which has interfered with his locomotion we aro sorry to state. At a 503101 gathering at the home of Harry Jackson, on Good Friday, Geo. Jackson and wife, Wm.. McCall and wife and Geo, Kelly and wife met. The par tiouiar feature of it being that they were among the pioneers of Morrill having Spent ever 50 years here, John Jaok- eon, ex.Conncillor Jackson's father, came to this township with his six sons and four daughters from the township of Woolwich, Waterloo, 51 years ago, and took Op 1'00 sores on the 8th line. Mr. Kelly arrived about the same time, as did Mr. McCall, the latter coming from Diitufrice. Prom a stent battle with the forest and the privations of those pioneer days they have emerged with gond farms, eonttortable homes and pleasant stirroundings, The Council met on April 8th, accord= Ing to adjournment; members ill pre. sent, the Reeve in the chair. Mantes of Iast meeting were read and confirm- . od. Mr Jas Murray appeared in refer, enoe to an outlet for a the drain at tat 28, can l01 on motibu of Shaw aid Tay. tor, Mr Mc0ntoheon was instructed to attend to the matter. A Dopy of the Engineer's report an the Ewan drain was read by the Clerk; and ou motion of Mc0utoheon and Campbell, the a ave mentioned report was adopted and the Clerk was instructed to prepare a by, law in accoruanoe therewith. The engineer's report on the proposed Cole drain was received and on motion of Taylor and Shaw the same was ordered to be read at next Council meetiog, of which the interested parties will have due notice,. 00 motion of Campbell and Mo0utoheozz, Mr Shaw wasinstruot- ed to interview the Council of Grey is respect to the amount of money on hand for the construction of highway calverta in tate Morris portion of the Lamont drain. On motion of Taylor and Camp- bell the Council decided to purchase four set of moulds for making cement tile. The following aoceuuts were ors derad to he paid: —.Tao McCaughey, re- pairing Calvert, $9.50; T. Hitt, deben- ture forms, $3.50; Jas Thyne, gravel, $2.10; J Miller, culvert, $3. On monlon of Campbell and Taylor the Reeve and Treasurer were instruct- ed to borrow $1000 to meet current ex- pouditure. Oa motion of Shaw and Ma0atcheon the council theu adjourn- ed to meet again on the 27111 May next, for Court of Revision anti tither busi. nese. W. CLAIM, Clerk. re fteslnn from the Worry Club, Life is a rush, but we can't all get there together. la consequence, we worry—Can't help it because nerves are weak, vitality is burnt up and there's no saying power left. Out ont the worry part, and build up. Let Ferro - zone help you It's a must strengthens ing natritive tonin. Fills the blood with iron, supplies building material for worn out otgatis, generates the sort of vitali- ty that makes you want to do things. No niedioiue mare helpful for mer, women and ohildreu who need strength and staying power. Try Ferrozene, 50o per box es all dealers. ee HO WICK.. Mr and Mrs Richard Magee of the and line of Howiok, have lived to see what few married couples live to see, fifty years of happy wedded life. The event was celebrated at their home on Mon- day, .April 8th On April 8th 1857, Mr. Richard Magee and Miss Eliza Henderson were united in marriage at Hellin, township of Maryboro by the late Rev. Henry Reid. Mr Wm Henderson now deceased, and Mrs Hamilton of Palmer- ston were the groomsman and brides- maid respectively. After their marriage they resided on the Sth line of Peel for wtenty-eight years, and then moved to the 2nd line of Howiok where they have resided for the last twenty-two years. BLV EirALE Mr and Mrs Joseph Pagh have moved to' Wingham. Dr and Mrs Thos King have returned to their home in the West. Mr James Elliot was in Toronto this week attending the faneral of an uncle. Mr James R Burgess has again been appointed instructor and inspector of the cheese and batter factories iu the towel group. ST. I11CLEttiS. Repoet of the promotion examinations in S. S. No. 4, West Wawanosh. Names in order of merit: Sr. III to Jr. IV.— Nina Woods, Edna Woods, Ethel 11Ie- Pherson, .Tohn Webb, John Allen. Jr. III to Sr. IIs.—Stewart Pinnell, Bettie Miller. Sr. II to Jr. III.—Margaret Miller, Clarence McDonald, Mand Mc- Quillan. Jr. II to Sr. IL—Hazel Anders son, Fannya�Anderson. 13we'nect B. A\nznSoN, teacher, Established re79 Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Cresoirlte is a boon to Asthmatics Does it not neem more elfe.'tiv.• to breathe in a remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs than to take the remedy into the stomach Y It tures because the air rendered strongly anti. stptic is tarried over the diseased surface with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat- ment. It is snvaluable to mothers with small children, Those of consumptive tendency find immediate relief from coughs or in- tltmed tofditions of tet throat, Sold by druggists. Seed postal forbookiat. Lttentittc, eats* Co., Limited, AKents, Mont- rekl, Canada. 107 9-, • i1 1 Carpets, Lano9ou Everything in Floor Coverings. Our large Carpet and Housefurnishings Department on Second Floor is ready for the house furnishers' busy time. CREAT ASSORTMENT Floor Oilcloths, new patterns and colorings, all widths, per sq. yd .25 BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY Forty-seven rolls of Brussels aril Tapestry Carpets, fine variety of patterns. Prices are, per yard, from - .25 to $1.00 Twenty-nine rolls of Wool and Union Carpets, bought right at the mill, Oar prices ar'a the lowest. ART SQUARES We have a complete range 01' Rags and Art Squares, in the dif- ferent sizes. Prices begin at - - - - $5.00 ROLLER BLINDS—Isard's Extra Speoial Blind, Complete, in green or cream, only .35 New patterns in Lace Finished Blinds, mounted on rolers, twn colors, size 3 x 0, price only .50 LACE CURTAINS—I1 when housecleaning you find yon need new Lace Curtains to brighten up the home, visit our Cur- tain Department Here you will find a wealth of choice. Remember we import our Leon Carmine, thereby doing away with the middleman's profit, so von can depend on saving money buying curtains here. Prices begin at .25 See our leader, 3,te, yards loug, at - - - 1.00 111 2 111 ,:'I.A7Sf11Wiw'nh-c1"hli�i:liMaellY#'.Cti'1514:nis17'rit�+:'�' �.L4J:�.d+ii:aCi�;,i' :••�ii'iW4'Wd]id1cC'Lr/ItiL ".er.''s — PHONE 68. WINCTUAM. ess WHEN 1 YOU GET PRICES PRICE1 S THESE ESE S 'ORES OFFER um ._ ... f 5 ng Business. We're Sounding the Alarm for ,parr Gress Goods of True Merit. There's a beauty about.onr showing of Dress Goode which makes It a peerless collection from which to choose. The style correctness and the special values are here. An extensive range of greys, and the black and white with all the new in plain black and colors Wonder- ful values at 25e, 4:0c, 50c, 75c, 90c, $x'1.00 and $1.25. Dellelal Dry Goods. %With general dry good stocks such as these stores carry, purchased in the best markets and at lowest possible prices, it is to your interest to come in and look around and share in the bargains. We have some very inviting values for you. this week in real Irish Table Linens and Towelliuge. MICAPARLEVIA No such values anywhere for Groceries and Clothing as Bee Hive Storei have for you. THE G.RE1. POWER OP RD E3i. The great power of money is evident in the values you get at These Stores in Carpets, Linoleums, and Lace Cur- tains. Highest prices always paid for Farm Produce. TWO STORES WINGHADT AND THE BEE HIVE. BRANCH AT GORRIE. 444++++++++444.444.44.44+444-4 ++++++++++++♦+a++++-$.44444+ YOUR FURNITURE owsionoRRaRmonneama b . + W Waiker's rug IUs I 4- Undertaking promptly and satisfactorily attended to. 4+++44++♦++M+4+++++4++444+, +++++++++++++++++++++++++4 ANTS With the corning of Spring and housecleaning time, there will be new furniture required. Per- haps a new Parlor Suite, Diningroom Suite, Bedroom Suite, or an Odd Piece just t s tl 1 in. Whatever your wants may be, we are prepared to supply them, and the prices you will agree are very moderate. Yo 1're invited to call when wanting anything in the line of Furniture. New Baby Carriages and Carts to Hard. t.