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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-05-16, Page 5r McGEE & CAMPBELL. Clothes for Men of Taste The latest styles, the newest patterns, perfect fits, and the lowest prices, in Men's Suits are to be found here. We pride ourselves in giving extra good value. Stylish fancy Worsted Snits, well made and lined, perfect fitters, latest styles in all siz ls. Very special valve • $12.00. Men's Tweed Snits in splendid range of patterns, good fitters, attractive colors, well made and trimmed, all sizes, extra valve - - $8.00 Boys' Clothing Our stock of Boys' and Youths' Clothing is complete and up•to,date in novelties, styles and materials, Norfolk Suits, Blouse Suits, two and three piece suits. Bring along the boys and have them suited. Boys' Blouse Snits, fine tweed effects in wash materials only - -• $1.75 and $2.25 Hats You'll Appreciate. A full range of soft -and hard hats in the newest shapes and the latest spring blocks, King Hats, Borsalino Hats and others. A beautiful assortment of all the stylish colors. Get the habit and come to us for your Hats. Men's Furnishings. A large assortment of novelties and staple lines as well in this department. The best that can be procured, fancy Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Shirts, Collars, etc. Many exclusive lines which you cannot buy elsewhere. q Boots and Shoes, Trunks and Suit Cases, a: splendid assortment always on hand. EGGS TAKEN IN ANY QUANTITY. McGee & Camne: CLOTHIERS. AND • MEN'S FURNISHERS LEHIGH VALLEY COAL Colne with the crowd and leave your order for Lehigh Valley, Coal, that is free from dirt and clinkers. It has no equal. messasommansmsimomisissiossommostaarossimmusi A./ s .. U ± d S THE WINGHAM TIMES MAY 16, 1907 JAME$TO WN. We are sorry to hear that Da nald M. Donald does not gain his former good health as hie many friends hoped he would and is oantiuod to the house. Mrs George Johnston, 1st con., hae been dangerously ill with pneumonia but is improving nioely now we are pleased to state and we hope she will. Boon be o. k. Chas Rattan, who is well known here and son of E. B. Rattan, of the 18th con. Howick, has bought out Mr. Per - due's veterinary practice in Clifford and gets to work right away. There is a good district round Clifford and we trust that Mr. Rattan may work up a luora- tive practice. His old friends here wish him good fortune. Tour Wisest Course If you are caught in the wet, get sore throat, neuralgia or maecular pain, don't wait for worse troubles. Begin prompt treatment with Poison's Nervi - line. It drives away all trace of cold, eases rheumatism, neuralgia and pain, saves you from a lay-up in bed. No 25o purchase can bring more comfort than a bottle of Poison's Nerviline; it's the cleanest, strongest lininhent made. Sold everywhere in large 25o bottles. GREY. Assessor McNair has returned his foil for 1907. The total assessment is $2,- 818,087, which is $5,820, less than 1906. Population is 3,121, a redaction of 85 as compared with last year. Mrs John Whitfield, of Ethel, was summoned to the bedside of her sister, Mrs Jas. Kerr, at Mar, Brace Peninsula. The latter who had been ill two week s died at her eon's home • on Sunday, May 5th, in her 83rd year. Mrs Kerr's maid- en name was Rosanna Leadbeater and her birthplace was Peterboro' Ont. Iu 1844 she was married to her late hus- band who died in 1871. They moved to Harpnrhey, Huron Co. in 1854 and locat- ed in Grey township two years later where they resided for a number of years, System Requires Frequent Cleansing. 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 •i better to act in time. Use Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills, they strengthen and regu- late the bowels, assist digestion, enrich 4 the blood and thereby fortify the nerves and lay•the foundation of lasting good health. Dr Hamilton's Pills bring vim and vitality so much sought for today; they infuse a feeling -of freshness and spirit in those who have been ailing for years.. Really no medicine so potent, Price 25o at all dealers. BETTS. Constable Westlake took John Mc- Donald to Clinton to the House of Re- fuge where he will be taken care of. The livery business of Wm Ball has been disposed to Wm Jghuston, a well- known resident of town for the sum of $6000, Mr Bell and Mr Johnston ex- change houses on the deal. The members of Blyth Lodge of Odd Fellows, No 366, will attend divine ser- vice on Sunday evening, May 19th, at Trinity church when the Reotor, Rev. W. H. Hartley, will preach to the mem- bers. Before leaving Walton for Blyth a number of their friends in that village called on Wm and Mrs Emigh and pre- sented them with au address accom• pealed by a gold -headed cane and a pearl uresoent. Think Of It! Granite Stove Pots, Ieg. 75c and 85c, now .40 and .50 Granite Stew Kettles, , .40 and .50 Axle Grease, regular 10 cents a box, now 6 boxes for .25 Daisy Churn, No. 2, regular $6.5o, for - - $5.25 Daisy Churn, No. 3, regular $7.00, for - 5.75 Triumph Washer, to clear, regular $7.00, at - - 5.50 Screen Doors - - from .50 to 2.25 Large assortment of SCREEN WINDOWS. CARPET FELT AND CARPET WHIPS FOR HOUSECLEANINC. Large assortment of Sherwin-Williams', Robertson's and. Beaver Ready -Mixed Paints. Church's Alabastine. White Lead and Linseed Oils. GARDEN TOOLS of all kinds. Ilt will pay you to call and get on anything you want in our line, prices Young's Big Hardware. i 0000000000C•00000000000000: Rickets. Simply the visible sign that baby's tiny bones • , are not forming rapidly enough. Lack of nourishment is the cause, • Scott's Esnulsiion nourishes baby's tib. entire system. Stimulates and makes bone. 4t'' Exactly what baby needs. 401 �}}�A,LL DRUGGISTS* 60o. AND $1.00 0 40"0406 DLIIE+' VALE The communion service held in the Presbyterian chnaoh on Sunday morning last was very well attended, this being the last communion service to be held in t ie old church building. Several new members were admitted, bringing the membership up to above 200. The pas- tor, Rev. W. J. West preached a very appropriate sermon. This congregation was organized in 1865 and the presen t church building was erected in 1807. Rev. Mr. Hastie was the first minister and of the first four elders, Mr. Robert Maxwell is the only one Ieft and is still one of the elders of the church. We hope to give in a future issue a complete history of Presbyterianism in Bluevale. Jnst whore the Danger Lies. In many catarrh snuffs, cocaine is the largely used ingredient; in oonaegaent the drug habit may he formed. To be really cured of catarrh, to do so quiokly, safely and pleasantly, doctors say Ca- tarrhozone is superior to any other remedy. It heals sore places, stops dis- charge, prevents hawking, spitting and bad breath —does this by first destroy- ing the cause of the disease. Catarroho• zone is no • experiment, it is a tried and proven cure that is guaranteed for bron- chial throat, nose and lung catarrh. Two sizes, 253 at all dealers. MORRIS. Township Connoil will meet on Mon- day, May 27th. Mrs. Vim. Kelly, 8th0 con , has leased her fine 100 sore farm to her son George, who lives on the farm adjoining hers This gives Mr. Kelly to labor 200 acres of the best farming land in the township. James A. Moore has leased the 60 acre farm on the9th con., belonging to J. Lamb, for the coming summer. He intends using it for grazing purposes.; After a severe illness Sarah May Gib- son, beloved wife of Alfred Button, 7th, line paid Nature's debt Saturday morn-' ing, May 4th, passing away in her 31st year. She was a daughter of Jas. Gib- son of Brunet's. Interment was made at Brussels celristory. Thursday morning, May 2nd, Robert V. Campbell died at the home of his brother, Calvin, Q n. 3, of a complica- tion of ailments. He had been ill since January let. Deceased was 02 years and 3 months old and had been a resi- dent of Morris for over 20 years. 1DRIISSELS. The closing oat of this life to an old and well known resident of Brussels in the person of Thomas Maxwell, John street, (lame on Monday night, May 6th. It was not unexpected as he had been in failing health for the past two mouths when he suffered a stroke of paralysis in his left side, although he was only bed- fast for 3 weeks. He was 79 years and 22 days old. Mr Maxwell was born April 14th, 1828 in Pdtego, Co. Ferman- agh, Ireland, and came to Canada at 16 years of age, embarking on a sailing vessel at Greenook, Scotland, and lan i- ing at Quebec: after a voyage of 6 weeks and 3 days. The trip to Kingston was by canal boat the power being supplied by a mule, and from the Limestone city to Toronto on a steamer. After spend- ing a year in the township of King, de- oeased farmed for 2 years at Bond Head, 40 miles north of Toronto, then to Thornhill where he lived 4M years. On October 13th, 1854 Mr Maxwell we s married to Miss Newton sed together they travelled life's journey for nearly 53 years. A sojourn of 2 years was made at Paris before Mr and Mrs Max• well came to Huron Ca. and settled on lot 13, con 4, Morris. They bailt a shanty and knew the hardships and labor of pioneer life bat by: industry and thriftinese made for themselves a home where they resided for 23 years. In March of 1879 they moved to Brus- sels where they continuously resided in their comfortable home on Jahn street. Greatest Female Strengthener on Earth. Thousands of women are wan, pallid, rundown and dispirited. What they need is that nourishing tonic, Ferrozone. Soon they regain those laughing eyes, bright spirits and rosy cheeks. Ferro - zone does this and more as Mrs. L. F. Adrianson of Whitney Pier, 0. B , testi- flee. "My daughter was very mush run down and had considerable troubles at times. Often I was at a lass to know what to do. I was advised to give her Ferrozone and I did so. Ferrozone cleared up all the trouble, made my daughter healthy and well. Ferrozone , gives good appetite, regulates, strength- ens. I consider it a mediciae every wo• - man should use regularly if she wants to feel her best. EAST \VAWANOSH. Report of S S..No. 8, East Wawanosb, for April, Names are arranged in crder of merit: -6th Olass—Aggie McCallum. Sen. 4th Class—Chesley McLean, Mary Gibbons, Joseph Gibbons. Jun. 4th Class—Lillian Bolt, Bertha Page. Sen. 3rd Class—John "Campbell, Viola Camp- bell, John Gibbons, Anna Pearen, Edna Grigg, Kathleen Gibbons. 2nd Class— Della Simpson, Annie Bolt, Calvin Simpson. Sen. Pt. 2nd Class—Jennie Bolt, Gertrude Bone, James Gibbons. Jun. Pt. 2nd Olass -Robert Scott, May Bone. Sen. Pt. let Class—Wilfrid An- derson, Clarence Page. Jun. Pt. 1st Class—Laura Bone, Frauois Gibbons, Willie Bolt, Gladys Stapleton, James Page, Gracie Scott.—L. A, iitNNINfs- BAlti, teacher. The following is the report of S. S. No. 9, East Wawanosh for the month of April; names in order of marks obtained at the weekly examinations: --5th Class --- Ella Walker, Wilfrid P0000k, Gordon Rintoul. Sr. 4th Class—Tessa Ander- son, George Carrie, Gwendolyn Carrie, Howard Shiell, Mary Elliott, George Walker. Jr. 4th Blass—Pearl Deacon. Sr. 3rd Meg—Verna Taylor, Richard Deacon. Jr. 3rd Clads—Maggie Pocock, Frank Robinson, Ernest Shiell, Harold Currie, Harold Walker, Charlie Taylor. Sr. 2nd Class—Annie Currie, Nellie Deacon, Wiltnur 'Taylor, Elva Robin- son, Fiona Deacon, Bessie Burchill. Jr, 2nd 01Ass—Mand Rintoul, Ena Mo. Dougnil, Sr. Pt. I—Peroy Shiell, Ed. ward Derr, George Pocock. Sr. Pt /— Charlie Carrie, Verna Elliott, Alex, Leaver, Helen Pocock. Dt.'tatler, Eye, Eat, Nose ma°Throd Specialist 8i0 Queen's Avenue, London !! $rd door Emit of It, Andrew's Church. xo Susi. Mach sympathy is felt for Mr John Fitoh in the death of his wife, which sad event occurred on Friday last. The deoeaeed lady's maiden name v Ai Bella R. Wylie, being a den,ht *r of Mr Jas Wylie, of Turnberry, and was very highly esteemed by a large circle of friends. For some time she had been ailing, being troubled with anaemia, She was in her 377th year and was a member of the Belmore Presbyterian Church. Besides her husband she leav- es throe children, two boys and a girl as well as her aged parents, ell of whom will have the sympathy of many friends. The funeral to the Wroxeter cemetery on Sunday afternoon, was very largely attended, the services at the house and grave being conducted by the Rev. Mr. Radford, of Belmore. On Saturday, May 4th, Charles Mc Laughlin, an old and well•kuown resi- dent of Howick, was summoned to his reward. Deceased was born in County Cavan, Ireland, in March, 1824. At the age of four he came to Canada with his parents and settled in Quebec province and made their home there for about nine years. The family then moved to Darlington township in Durham county. In April, 1852, deceased was married to Mary Jane Nesbitt, who proved a true helpmate. The young couple settled in Durham county, but in June, 1855, with their two children, they came west and purchasing lot 21, coo. 9, Howick from Henry Wade, n bush farm, which by energy and industry- was changed to a fine farm. In the early days Mr. Mc- Laughlin brought their provisions from Gowanstown, often carrying 60 pounds of flour a distance of 12 miles. His part- ner in life passed away on Oct. 24, 1903, in her 75th year, also on a Saturday evening. Mr. McLaughlin was a man of sterling type, honest, frugal and in- dustrious, and he enjoyed the esteem these qualities attract. He was a mem- ber of Fordwich Presbyterian church and helped to erect the old church that stood on the hill south of the village, and in political affairs he was a staunch and ardent Liberal. The Foreign Missionary Committee of the Presbyterian Church will investigate reported drunkenness among the Hindus of British Columbia. r at A -i 1 4 ds� 6.4111L01LW Only 1New Idea ITHE LEADINGSTORE Patterns xa� H. E. Isard & 6 SNAPS for Saturday, Play 18th Big Bargains for Shrewd Buyers. Look around and see what others are selling and then visit this store and see the large range of exclusive novelties displayed for your inspection. LADIES' BELTS. -12 doz. Ladies' Fancy Kicl Baits, "style right up to the minnte," brass or silver buckles, colors, blaok, brown, blue white, tan, gray, worth 500, Saturday - 25c LONG GLOVES.—Vert scares and hard to get, see oar leader in biaoh or white Lisle.. Saturday - - - 50e LADIES' DRAWERS. -5 doz. Ladies' White Cambric Drawers, nioely made, regular valve 503. Saturday - - - 39c LAWN WAISTS.—A large range of the latest styles to choose from. Yoa are sure to get the right style and fit if you buy here. Special waist worth 51 25. Saturday price - $1.00 HOSE. -10 doz. Ladies' Fine Cashmere Hose, fast black, seamless feet, regular 35c. Saturday - -• - see UNDERSKIRTS —Fine Black Mernar'zed Sateen Underskirts, regular 51,59 value. Saturday Sale - - $1.00 LACE CURTAINS. -24 pair Moe Cnstains, 3rry yds long, wide, regular value 51 00. Saturday - - - 75e QUILTS. -12 White Bed Spreads, large size, regular price $1.25. Saturday Sale - - - - $1.00 BOYS' SUITS.—Pretty Pattern Tweed Salts, nicely made, Norfolk styles, regular 52.50. Saturday - - $2.00 MEN'S PANTS.—Special line of Men's Working Pants, a Satur- day bargain only - - - - $1.00 Good Window Shades, on rollers, only SAdPLE ENDS —of Cartains, traveller s samples, your Saturday each - 35e choice - Numerous other snaps we haven't roam to quote here. Shop early in the day if possicle. BI® is PHONE 63. CO. W INGHAM. .aa. ;,lssyr�r r7"'L q'_' �''. F_gg ^t-41 <L^�.-�_"��n,-tr.Lrg'.4, i 4m..n:t-'l::_"'L:t "f�:4 L�"`._" �"t.igi _gLAr�-' t_nn UACTe .� 1 ri A T ;] Sold Subject to Chem al Analysis ! ! ! y This means that yo' can take any can of LI " Martin- Senour loo,.-, Pare Paint " off our shelves, have it analyzed by any reliable .rl chemist in Canada. If you do not find it abso- lutely pure and exactly as we clatm, we will pay 11 the charges and make you a present of $wo for 1311 your trouble. .1 i' 7� j SOLE AGENT IN WINCHAM.J. D: BURNS. Li •_ 1 ..4.7-&971"5 7a71' -d1r'r+-`I.ta^-.7f a Lj:ix11--1~9F0— 70 "`477'. .Establislrtcl.t879 Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Creso1i ne is a boon to Asthmatics Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a remedy to cure disease of the bre.uhicg organs than to take the remedy into the stomach it cures because the air rendered strongly anti. septic is carried over the diseased surface Pith every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat- ment. It is Invaluable to northers with sisal Children. Thoseofaconsumptivsy tendency find immediate yi ] - relief from coughs or in - famed conditions of the threat. Sold bylruggist$. Send postal torboeiriet, p L'RaM*NG, MILCC Cd., Llmlteil, Agerto, ltn,,t- teal, Canada. 1:r7 yal .GGrocery. REMEMBER, THE PACKAGE TEA, CANNOT COMPARE for drawing quality, WITH OUR BLEND OF INDIA AND CEYLON et the same price, 20e to 50e per Ib. Also the old reliable JAPANS cannot be beat, 25c to 5Oe per lb. At GRIFFIi>l'S. ++♦♦+♦+4.444♦++.+++++++++++ • Heating Stovesi, • AT COST FOR CASH In order to reduce oar stock of Coal and Wood Heating Stoves we are oti'.erieg same excellent indnoomente, When you gee the goods and learn the prices you will ba convinced that 11 will be money well spent to buy now. See what we have before parehasing elsewhere, We can save you money: o Sar rails. Milk rails, ett.. ore llnnti. J. Bugg & Son. STONE BLOCK, W'I:rfTHAlit.