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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-08-22, Page 5I THE BLUE FRONT STORE 1 SHOES • Don't forget that our stock of Men's and Boys' Shoes is complete. We carry nothing but reliable makes and back up every pair we sell A splendid variety of fine, medium and heavy makes in stock now. Prices right. Trunks, Suit Cases, ,c. Another shipment of Trunks, Suit Cases, Tele- scopes, &c, just to hand. A splendid assortinent to choose from. If you are going to take a trip don't fail to see our stock before purchasing; it will be worth your while. McGee & Campbell ♦++♦♦+++♦++♦+++++++++++ i4+++++++♦+++N++++N♦+44e 1 Royal Grocery. •• • x '4. GLA SWARE „..,... ., 4 'Vhis weep; are offer a good heavy table glass for per dozen - - - - • 30c 4 We have one a little better, plain glass with short flute at bottom, for per dozen - THE WING IIAM TIDES, AUGUST 22, 1007 MORRIS. Mrs, Fort, Ida and Liston, of Toronto. are visitors at H. 13ea:rt's 8th line, The iiret mentioned is Mrs. $eatn'a sister. Miss Ii, Jackson, of the i ilnloo,la. dnatrial School, has returned to her post- 61on after a visit with her brother in Blyth, Mr. Wm. Jackeou, and. Other relatives in Morris township. J~AST W4 WANOSU, Wellington Dow, of Cobalt has return- ed to the north country after spending a Yew weeks at his home on the lOttl oou essiou. At a meeting held in the aohooihouee, the ratepayers of 5. 5, No. 7, by a vote of 12 to 11, decided to remodel their sohool after movipg it to a central site in the section. Many Children Sick. Get their feet wet, catch cold or cramps and give mothers an anxious time. With the first shiver or sneeze rub the little one'e sheat with Nerviline, gargle the throat, and give ten drops in hot water at bed -time. Next mornipg all is well. No cold, no time lost at school. If Poi - eon's Nerviline isti't in your home get it there at once. Dealers sell it in large 2$o bottles, SLYTH Mrs, Gibson and two daughters from Evansville, Ind 1 U. S., are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. MoOreight's. While working in E. Livingston's • mill at the hoop machine George Burling had his first three fingers out on his left • hand, The first finger was nearly sever• • ed bat the doctors sewed it up and hope they may be able to save it. 50e Lemonade Sets with tray, a bargain for 51, Tr odr -new Japan; 5 Ib. for - - $1,5025 1 . A At GRIFFIN'S.- Y P Tea, •4.444+++4+4♦++4++++4+++++44 * Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Walker, of Ohicago, are visiting at the home of the former's • ,« parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jabez Walker, of town, Mr. Walker is manager of the International Harvesters' Co's, printing plant in that city. . 4 4 a• 4 It Actually Destroys the Cause._ That's why catarrh is • invariably cured by inhaling "Catarrhozone." The dealing vapor spreads to eyery part of breathing organa. Germs infecting the 4 tissues of the nose, throat and lungs are 4 killed. Nothing is left to cause inflas- mation, Spots that are sore are healed. Discharge is clezred away and catarrh 44-4-44+•++++c+41+++++++++,9 becomes aomething of the past. Use "Catarrhozone" and your recovery is guaranteed. Two sizes, 25c and $1,00 at all dealers. EXCURSIONS TO TOf ONTO FOR THE EXHIJ311I"ION SINGLE LOW FARE $ 3.6 a' RATES $ 2.70 DAILY MONDAY, AIIGUS L 26 TO SPECIAL EXCURSION DAYS SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 AUGUST 27, 29, and. 31 INCLUSIVE. • SEPTEMBER 4and V. All Tickets Good to Return Until Tuesday, Sept. 10. SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE Ask For Free Copy of Official Programme and Timetable. J. H. DEEMER, Agent, W igivam, EEI7 SEiLS. Taesday Aug. 13th, J. M. O'Connor, a former resident of Brussels, died at the residence of his eon, Leslie Thorold, at the sge of 78 years. The remains were brought to Brussels on Wednesday's afternoon train, the funeral service being held in St, John's church whish was draped for the occasion. Deceased re sided in Mitchell for many years fro{n where he moved to Brussels. He was married io1859 to Saran Jane Little, who died in Febrnary, 1596. - Saturday Aug. 10th, Mary Cameron, relict of the late Minoan Ferguson, formerly of Brussels, passed away from the earthly home, at Livingston, Mon- tana, where she resided with her daugh- ter, to the mansions of the redeemed, at the advanced age of 80 years. The re. mains accompanied by relatives, arrived at Brussels Wednesday afternoon Aug. 14th and were taken to the reeidenoe of Jas, Ferguson, corner of Wm. and Albert streets, from whence the funeral took place to the family plot in the cemetery here. 'T READ IT.. a If you don't want to be convinced of the BIG BARGAINS that Young is . Offering in. GRANITE - WARE, TINWARE and HARDWARE in every department ! ! JUST ARRIVED :— Another very large assortment of Graniteware, at the same cut - in - two prices ! ! A pleasure to show goods. Give us a call, and be convinced that this is the place to btiy goods at money - saving prices. YOUNG'S BIG HARDWARE. i 00000.000000 ,Scott's Zinutrion strengthens enfeebled nursing mothers by increasing their flesh, and nerve force. It provides baby with the necessary fat and mineral food for healthy growth. .40440.101060001 .ALL DR[1O0 :11SM 6Oo. AND $1.00, Have you seen the Russwin Food Cutters Will cut and grind meats, fish, vegetables, fruit, nuts. ete. Can also be used for filling sausage. Easy to operate. OPENS UP TO CLEAN. Call and examine them at the Central Ilaedware, You will find here a complete stock of the best GRANITE. WARE (three coating`s), NICICLE, TINWARE' and CUTLERY, Agents for ROGERS 1.847 SILVERWARE, prises moderate, CENTRAL HARDWARE WIIgGRAM. H. BISHOF. 11009+46,4i,t- sd rw.si.n,a;. ,41413H3 ,mase.: P:3424141 1 ST. raintxxs. Mr. Robt. McGuire is again busy at the threshing. Misses Margaret and Mina Ratherford were visiting with Wingham friends. Harold Jarvis will sing in Westfield Methodist church next Tuesday even- ing, Master Angus McDonald, of Brandon is visiting at the home ot his uncle, Mr. W. E. Gordon. Mrs, Craw, who bas been on the sink list is, we are pleased to annouuoe, do- ing as well as can be expected. We hope she may soon have a complete re - recovery. It Does Cure Womanly Ills. ' "I feel it my duty" writes Mrs. S. Mead ot Fraserville, Ont. "to let you - know that sometimes previous to the change of life I suffered more than I - could tell. Neighbors told me Ferrozone was .the only remedy and their advice was good. Ferrozone put a stoop to my pain and sickness, had a direct action on my troubles that relieved from the start. I safely psssed the turn and now enjoy perfect beaith and rest. No womanly medicine can be better than Ferrozone." Instant relief is found in Ferrozene for female weakness of every kind, 50c per box at all dealers, GREY. Mrs. James Mann, James McKay and wife and Duncan MoKay and wife are among those who will visit relatives and friends in the West. Mies Ka'e Smith, of Guelph, is re- newing old acquaintances in this locality and having a visit with her sister, Mrs. Robt. Lowe, 6th con. A special G. T. K. that was disobey- ing the Sunday law on Aug. 1 lth ran in- to three horses belonging to Win. Hall, 8th con., that had got through the fence on the track. The result is three dead animals. Loss is a big one as two of the horses constituted his working team and were good ones and the third was a fine colt. We understand Mr. Hall hes ask- ed the railway Co. to put up $590 as payment for the horseflesh. A Cordial Invitation to Disease. This is an apt description of consti- pation, It's an unnatural condition to begin with, and it's more, because it bringe about blood deterioration, later- feres with digestion, renders you sus. ep• tibia to infectious diseases and causes anaemia. Not so much a purgative as a natural stimulant to the bowels is what you. need. You get it in Dr. Hamilton's Pills which increase liver activity, restore the bowele to perfect action and posi- tively mire constipation and its attendant evils. Insist on having only Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, 25o per box at all dealers. GItE^NANNA.N Mrs. Wm. Duncan, of Toronto Jat, is ,visiting at the home of Mr. David Donkin, A Iarge number of the tenth line took in the garden party at Bluevale and re- port a good time. Mrs. Peter Reid, of Gillies Hill is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Mair. Miss Agatha Carrick, of Wingham spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muir. Mr. Atex. Reid, of Hannah, Nortla Dakota is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Muir. George Muir and Edgar Baird left on Monday for Orangeville, where they have a job of patting in switches on the C. P. R, CIIL;tOSS. The dwolling house Of 'William Dbbson, at the corner of the l2th oou- cession and Gravel Road, was totally destroyed by fire between eleven and twelve o'clock Tuesday night, Aug. 18th, The, fire had made considerable headway before the sleeping occupants of the house knew Of it and they were able to save nathiug, not even their clothing. Miss Smith, of Toronto, who was visiting Mise Dobson, saved hat and coat but lost everything else even to a purse and rail- way* ticket. As the kitchen was burned first the fire is supposed to have origin. ated from the kitchen stove or chimney. There was an exciting time about a burning straw stack at the farm of Jas. Reid, jr., Mb line, on Monday afternoon, Aug. 12th, Art, Keiffer's threshing out At was being sot at the barn to proceed With the threshing of the fall wheat when by mote rinknowir means a stack of straw at the back of the barn caught fire, The stack stood abbot ton feet away from the barn and the fire, though disoovered 'soon after starting, made a big blaze while the loose straw on the out, side was being binned off. Portunatsly the wind was favorable, and by throw- ing water on the roof and sides of the building the flyd was kept frolu spread- ing. TfRNBEBRY. Minutes of Council meeting held in the Clerks office, Blnevale, Monday, August 19th.. Members all present; the Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last and special meeting were read and Adopted, on motion of Messrs Kelly and Moffat. A communication from R. Vanstone. solicitor, Wingham, was read se claim for damages from Dr, Jas. R. Macdonald, also far claim for damages from A, Gemmill, Esq , Turnberry, McMichael—Moffatt—That the Clerk be instructed to notify Mr. Vanstone that thea do not consider that Dr. Jas. R, Macdonald has any legal claim,— Carried. Rutherford—Kelly—That the Clerk be instructed to notify Mr. Vanstone that the claim of Mr. Gemmill be laid over for further consideration.—Carried. The Treasurer laid his report for the current year up to August 1st before the Council, which shows a balance of $295 42 of cash on hand, Moffatt—Kelly—That the Treasurer's report be adopted.—Carried, Rutherford—Moffatt—That By -Law No. 8, 1907, be passed to provide for the current expenditure of the Municipality for the year 1907 by a Ievy of a rate of 2 mills on the dollar on the last Revised Assessment of the Municipahty.— Carried. MoMicheal-Kelly-That By •Law No. 9, 1907, be passed. for the appointment of Paul Powell to the offije of Tax' Col- lector in the Municipality for the our - rent year.—Carried. Kelly—Rutherford-•That By -Law No. 10, 1937 be passed to provide funds for the payment of the Anneal Grant to schools as provided by the Ontario School • Law by the levy of a rate of 2?;� mills on dollar of the last Revised Assessment of the Municipality.—Uarried. MioMiohael---Moffatt--That bylaw No. 11, 1907, be passed to provide funds for the payment of the county requis- ition for general expenditure and school grants for the currant year by a levy of two mills on the dollar of the last re- - vised aesessment Of the munioipality.— Carried. The following accounts were passed and cheques issued ;—Allan McTavish, gravel damages, $6; Johu. N. Sanborn, damages, $1; John MoNaughton, gravel and damages, $3 Se; Samuel Vanstone, gravel, $7 32; Ban Jingler, gravel, $1.05; Henry Lawrence, gravel, $5,10; James C. Anderson, gravel, $10,02; Joseph Higgins, gravel and damages, $5.50; Arthur Wheeler, gravel, $6; James Mc- Dougall, gravel and damages, $7 80; D. Eadie, gravel and damages, $20.06; E. W. Orvie, gravel and damages, $4.54; Hector McKay, gravel and damages, .25; Andrew Pollock, gravel and dam. ages, $1,54; Richard Palmer, gravel and damages, 44.37; Amos Lofton, gravel and damages, $4.20; Town of Wingham, rep. ealvert B line, $10.77; John Bar- gess, reglctr",tion drainage by-law, $2.25; Mnnioial Worli,ColIretor'sRoll, express charges, $1 00; John Burgess, btoDong• all drain, $10 00; D Jewitt, gravel and damages, $3 10; Alex. McDonald, gravel, $7 30; Mrs J. Robinson, gravel, $3:06; John Smith, damages, $1 00; Wm. Car- ruthers, rep. eatvert at bridge, $1 u0; Geo. Wright, gravelling, $41,00; Joseph Walker, rep, B. line bridge, $3 00; Robt, abstain, rep, Linton'e bridge, $2.25; Robert Breen, dram, tile and repairs, $4; LA,RDEST STOCK THE LEADING STORE Low Sale End C sarin of Remnants AkTCTRDAY, AUGUST 24 1 11 3P HONE 68. WINGHAM. ,. Vim 4 t 1, .A1,.• b4611111MISICIMMIEMOIMMISIIII We will have a clearing sale of remnants odds and ends left over from the big sale—come out early Saturday morn- ing and get first choice. Rennnants of Dress Goods, Silks, Prints, Muslins, Shirtings, Cottonades, Towelling, Table Linens, Flannels, Flannelettes, Oil- cloths, Cretonnes, Wrapperettes, Carpets, Laces, Ribbons, Embroideries, etc, Odd lines and broken sizes in Boots, Shoes, Ready-to-wear Suits, Men's Pants, Boys' Pants, Top Shirts, Raincoats, Hosiery, etc. Sale Goods displayed on tables in the centre of the store—ground floor. r • .a 4 J. T. Wylie, gravel and damages, $9 10; Joseph Brsekonralge, gravel and dam- ages, $4.43; Mrs. Perrin, gravel and damages, $2 64; D P000ck, gravel and damages, $3 00; John McBurney, gravel and rep. culvert, .75; H McKinnon, gravelling, two jibs, $94.10; (Moyne Higgins, gravel, $17.50; James Pea- cock, gravel job, $3 50; Wm Westlake, Weaning Govt. drain, Tp. share, $9 00; Wm. Ferguson, damages and gravel, $2 60;JohnHatton,insp.gravelling,$8.25; John Anderson. clearing river at bridge, $2 00; Robt. Hogg, clearing river at bridge, $2 00; Robert Stapleton, ditch on road, $3 00; John W. King, gravel, r $8 40; Lattimore & Cook, account Mo- Deegall drain, $60.00; John Porter, rep. roan machine, $1 00, McMichael—Moffatt—That this meet- ing do now adjourn to meet in the Clerk's offioe, Blnevale, en Monday, Sept. 16th, as 10 o'olook .. . JOH ' 1 CROESS, Clerk. Seoond ha and new school books at SIMMERS?, For Qaalita and Quantity Ask your dealer tor the new big plugs of "Bobs" "Stag" and "Carrenoy" Chewing Toba000es. 0.0) 0.41r-vw~mft4kisgbdtee-soi.diA40—wouse.1 Cool Suits FOR WARM WEATHER Ata rgain The hot weather is really just commenced, Do not melt in that heavy suit when you can get a BEAU'TIFU'L, COOL, LIGHT SUIT made to your order so cheap. Come in and see them. We have a. few Youths' Long Wants hi Navy* Bine, Extra value at $.1.00 for 70e, come along before they are picked up. A BIG REDUCTION IN UNDER WEAR, MAXWELL 45:. HILL Merchant 'tangs and Men's furnishers.