The Wingham Times, 1908-02-13, Page 7•
TEE W1NOHAIK VIM, FEBRUARY 13, 111U$
MINOR LOCALS,
--Thu react leolldsy is Good Friday---
.f►.pril lith,
--ll .errie Township Council will meet
310Xt Monday,
. -Daring, last year 26,366 immigrants
stereo from Sootlaird to Canada.,
-lira. R F. White is on the sick list
llsia week, and Milton ie jest reoover-
--Owing to the rough weather last
week a number of the country schools
were closed,
-Mr. Oeorge Tervit, of East Ws-'
wanosh, tasoeiNed this week a copy of the
Hamilton (Boatload) Advertiser, eon -
taming, an acoouat of %be Celebration of
the diamond jubilee of the pastorate of
Rev. A. Barite of the U. F. Church,
Braebead. Rev Mr. Banks was induot-
ed into the charge on Jan. 18, 1818, and.
has ministered to the congregation COW
tinuonely sinoe that time, Mr. Tervit
was a native of Ihat town before Coming
to this country and he Clearly remombel a
the induction services.
--Mr.
E. P. Paulin, formerly of Wing -
ham has sold his hardware business in.
Goderioh to the Howell Hardware Co,
---Ur. Joe, Risdon, a former well-
known resident of Wingham is seriously
ill with pneumonia at Me home in
Detroit.
--Workmen with horses and snow
sorapere, were busy this weak leveling
down the large pipe, of snow on Joseph-
ine street.
--The beautiful weather of this week
has brought a large number of people
into, town and merchants report business
very good.
-Saturday was the coldest day of the
winter. It is reported that some ther-
anometors in Wingham registered 24
.degrees below zero.
-The mail from Teeswater was.
brought to Wingham on Saturday and
Monday by team and sleigh, owing to
the 0. P. R. being biocked.
-As we go to press the annual bons-
piel of the Wingham Carling Club is in
progress. A large number of curlers
Irons outside points are here.
-Messrs. W. Armour & Son have
been bney for the past week harvesting
next summer's supply of ice. The ice is
of extra good quality this year.
.-Regular meeting of Court Maitland,.
Canadian Foresters on Friday evening
.of this week. Important business and
all members requested to be present. •
-During the year 1907, the Women's
Institutes of the County had the follow-
ing membership: -East Huron, 98;
South Huron, 62; West Huron, 180.
-The 12th of July, 1908, will be cele-
brated in Goderich on. Monday, July
13th. It promises to be an old-timer
in attendance, and up-to-date in every
respect.
PERSONAL-
�L7,szs--& b..ss 1 i� e,s
lure. J. Walton McKibben ie visiting
with friends in Toronto,
Mr. Earl Drummond left on Tuesday
for Cotler after spending a few weeks
at hie home in town.
Mr, G Graham of Maple Creek, Seek.
was the guest of Mies Nellie M. Wade a
couple of days this week.
Mies Olive Gardiner of Lneknow, has
come to town to study Stenography at
the Wingham Business College.
Mies Lina and Edgar Barber have
returned from a visit with their sister,
Mrs. R. D. Mason of Kincardine.
Dr. Gann, of Clinton was in town for
a few days last week, being snow bound
from Wednesday morning till Friday
afternoon.
Mr. Hamilton Sinclair, of Belwood,
Wellington Co., arrived in town ou
F riday last and is attending the Wing -
ham Business. College.
Mr. W. Wellwood, left this week for
Manitoba and the Western Provinces,
where he will aot as travelling represen-
tative for the Art Tailoring Co., of
Toronto.
Mies Vera Holmes has gone to Toron-
to to take up a special course of studies
at Havergal Ladies' College. Barrister
R, H. Holmes accompanied hie daughter
to Toronto.
Dr. 3. R. Macdonald was called to
Bluevale on Wednesday morning to see
a patient and was not able to return
until Saturday morning owing to the
severe storm.
Mr, F. W. Strioker, who recently left
for Southampton returned to town on
Monday to take his old position in the
Bell factory. Mr. Strioker's family will
return to town in a few days.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLEh
A simple and effective remedy for
SORE THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene
'with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico-
rice. Your druggist or from us, 100 in stamps.
I,me, Muss Co.,• Limited, Agents, Montreal. 400
-The temperance people of Peterboro,
Woodstock, Ingersoll and Tillsonburg
have organized with a view to submit-
ting Iocal option to the electors next
January.
-The Charles Potter Co., of Toronto.
gave very interesting moving picture
entertainments in the Parish Hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday, afternoon and
evening.
-The regular monthly meeting of
*lamp Caledonia, Sons of Scotland will
be held in the I. 0. 0. F. hall next Mon-
day evening. All members are request-
ed to be present.
-The Wingham Times bas entered
upon its 38th year of publication and we
wish its publisher, Mr. Elliott, the con-
tinued prosperity he sowell merits -
Lucknow Sentinel.
.....The hockey match billed for last
Friday night with Mt. Forest was called
off owing to the roads being blocked.
Game will be played during the last
'week of Ws 'month.
-Mr. R. E. Saunders of the Big Book
$tore announces a 5c l0c and 15o sale in
our advertising Columns this week.
Look up the advt._ and then visit Mr.
Saunders' store and secure some of the
bargains.
-The Wingham Advance last week
entered its eleventh year under the
control of Mr. T. Hall, and the TIMES is
pleased to hear of the continued success
of the paper and wishes Mr. Hall all
kinds of emcees in the future.
-Last week being so very stormy
Messrs H. E. isard & Co. have decided
to continue their big ten days' sale for
another ten days and big bargains are
being offered in general dry goods, cloth-
ing, etc. Visit this store if you are
looking for bargains.
0.-A very interesting game of Curling
was played at the rink on Wednesday
evening of last week between rinks skip-
ped by Messrs. A. M. Crawford and L.
W. Hanson, the losing rink to donate a
bag of flour to the poor. Mr. Hansen's
rink had seven shots to the good.
-During the fierce storm 6f Sunday
night the home of 'Wallace Perrin, Kin-
cardiae township, caught fire, and Mr.
end Mrs, Perrin had to walk through
the deep snow in their night clothes,
harrying with them their eight months
old daughter wrapped in a blanket.
-- "I reeentatlozi at Fergus thirty
yeiirs ago. -On the evening of the 4th
inst., Mr. 'phos. Chisholm, assistant
teacher irt.5lre Fergus high SehooI, was
made the 'recipient of a gold wetoh,
ewoompanied by" a complimentary ad-
dress, by his former pupils who have
praised snooesefull examinations for
fowlers' eertifloates for *atone grades,
Mico in rriediodtie stud in arts.".
The ubom pairtgraph refers to Dr, Thos
Chisholm, M. P., of Mille *ora.
BABY'S OWN TABLETS.
A SMILE IN EVERY DOSE.
The mother who, in her gratitude for
what Baby's Own Tablets have done for
her Child, said that "There's a smile in
every dose" coined a very happy and
very true phrase. The tablets Curd all
the minor ai menta of babies and young
ohildren, and make bright,smilrng h py
little ones. Mrs. John Young, urn,
Ont., says: -"I have used B 's Own
Tablets for more th a wear and I
think they are the b t adioine that
can be given a baby. ey are splendid
at teething time, an for stomach and
bowel troubles. Yon don't need a
doctor if you keep Baby's Own Tablets
in the house." That's about the high-
est praise a mother Can give and it's true,
every word of it. You can get the Tab-
lets from any medicine dealer or by
mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville,
Ont.
BORN.
DEAOON-In East Wawanosh, on February
5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Deacon ; a son.
SELLAR9 In Morris, on February llth, to
Mr. and Mrs. Milverton Sellars; a daughter.
MARRIED
Courann-REin-At the Manse, Wingham,
eb.5th, by the Rev. D. Perrie, Mr. George
Henry Coulter to Miss Elizabeth Annie Reid,
both of East Wawanosh.
Ross-MCCLENAGtAiv.-At the home of the
b ride's mother, Kinloss, on February 5th, by
Rev. W. A. Finlay, Mr. John Ross to Miss
.Addie Moclenaghan, daughter of Mrs. Jas.
tloClenaghan, both of Kinloot.,
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tina
DIED
KINCAM-In Wingham, on February 5th,
Elecia Kincaid, relict of the late John Kincaid,
aged 82 years.
McTAvrsrt.-At La Vallee, Ont., on January
31st, George McTavish. formerly of Wingham,
and bother of Mrs. W. H. Green, of this town,
in his 57th year.
MvnR.Ar-In Hensall, on February 8th,
Tames Murray, in his Olst year.
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DELIVERED
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ROYAL GROCERY
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Having purchased a horse and
sleigh, we are now able to deliver
to any part of the town.
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Call and see our C 11 X N A
before purohabing,
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EGGS AND BUTTER TAttEN
A.J. Malcolm
PHONE 64,
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In three weeks our stock of Music arrives ! It is to be
the best of its kind in the County ! We need room
and money to make it go ! We hope to draw money
by sacrificing the goods, and the room will then
take care of itself ! In taking advantage of
these bargains you not only benefit your-
self but you assist the town. to bring
in a first - class music hall ! Look
osier the display of goods and
pick out what you can use !
CHINA.
A Few Lines Brought from London.
REGULAR
Individual Salts 5e each
Cream Pitchers..... 15e each
Egg Cups 10c each
Cups and Saucers ........ , .10c to 25e.
Plates -bread and butter plates....10e to 20e......,
Other Lines Same Rates.
Brazilian Bowls (50)
Cups and Saucers (Japanese) 25e
Beautiful Glasses. 10e
Ornaments 25e
Plates 25 to 35e
Cake Plates 35 to 75e
Tea Pot Stands. 25e .... ...
Many,
Cups and Saucers
Myott's Souvenir....
Glass Paper Weights
Wingham Views
Many Other Line -See Them.
$6.00 doz wholesale
......... 35c
25e
NOW
4 for 50
50
5e
50
50
10e
10e
for 10e
10e
10e
10e
10e
15c
15e
15c
LIMOGUES CHINA.
Limogue Egg Cups 25e j 15e
Limogne Almonds 350 c".. 15c
Dresden Ware -small pieces 300 . 150
English Ornaments .. 35e: 15c
i off any piece and a present to any beginner
WALL PAPER.
• Price Depends on the Amount and Age.
1902 Papers running from 10c to 35c, now... 3c to 10e
1903 „ 10e to 35c, now ... 3c to lic
1904 " ........10e to 35e, now. 3e to 12e
1905 " " ....10c to 350, now. 31e to 1212-e
1906 " " 10e to 35e. now . 3ze to 13c
1907 " „ 50 to 45e, now, 4c to 15e
A quantity of 1907 paper which was left undelivered at the Watson -Foster Mills,
was bougbt by is last month, and we intend sacrificing the whole lot at the same rate on the
dollar at which we were able to purchase it. Price from 5e to 15c per roll.
190 8 paper -600 patterns -largest stock of Watson -Foster Paper in county. See it ! °
FANCY GOODS.
Fine Berlin Wools, regular 10c oz., now .
Shetland Floss, regular 10c oz, now
Filo and Royal Silk, regular . 5c skein, now...
Silkine, regular .... 5c ball, now
The Fancy Goods counter will speak for itself. Come in
Nothing higher than 15e.
5e to 7c
61e oz
3ze skein
3e a ball
and look the stuff over.
BOOKS.
Cheap Books, good books, tome new. others old, run, according to age
from 5e to 15c.
and binding,
STATIONERY.
A good line of English Bog Stationery, at
Tablets and Envelopes -bought for this sale.... ......
Papeteries..-Christmas remnants
« .... 10e a box
50 to 15e
., 5e to 150
L eather Purses, Wrist Bays, eta, off. Toilet paper lie per roll. Toys less than cost to
clear them out. 8 Seribbers for 25e all 5e goods.
Amminelmomore
COME EARLY` -THE GtOODS ARE READY.
U, WANTED AT
E. SAUNDERS'
3 Doors South Of New Bank.
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Little Eaton with trade or cash or a pleasant
smile, and look quick -pick up some of their
money -making bargains now on at the '
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4. Men's goods are shaven so close they bleed.
ZLadies' goods are heart -broken -seeing their com-
¢ panions leaving.
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• We suit the people -our goods suit the weather-
: our prices suit the purse. .
A little learning is a dange, ous thing, but a full
1 knowledge of our February Sale values and prices is the
safeguard of the people.
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Men's Winter
Clothing.
(OUT OF COLD STORAGE)
16 Ladies' Suit Ends of the famous Hewson Humspuns,
pure wool, would make splendid coat and skirt ;
regular 85e and $1,00, for .69
25 dozen Ladies' Vests and Drawers, Watson's, Un -
shrinkable ; regular 35e, for .21
Also 50e and 60e lines for .... 33
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+ SUITS -All -wool domestic Tweeds
♦+ and imported Worsteds, double or
+ single breasted sank style, plain,
++ check and overplaid patterns, sizes
♦ 35 to 44, regularly $8.50 to $12.50,
for $7.89
+ OVERCOATS -Of Vicunas, Beav-
ere, Cheviot and Broadcloth, in rich
black and dark gray ; also Imported
Tweeds in stripes, checks and plain,
4. Tweeds
collar, 48 to 50in. length, sizes
4 36 to 44, regular 39 to $14 for $8.49
BOYS' SUITS -Of fine and heavy
Tweeds, blue and black Serges, single
+ and double breasted, double seats,
Z knees and elbows -dandies for school
sizes, 26 to 34, regularly $4.50 to
+ $7.50, for $3.69
+ BOYS' OVERCOATS -Of good
♦ heavy blaok and white check, wor-
+ sted finished tweed, also blank and
• brown all -wool, with white stripe,
'velvet oollar, Chesterfield style, sizes
28 to 33, regular $4.50 to $8,50,
for $3.98
+♦ MEN'S DOUBLE - BREASTED
+ PEA JACKETS -Of heavy dark Ox-
+ ford grey frieze, strong tweed and
corduroy lining, sizes 36 to 44 regn-
+ lar $5.00 for $3.19
+ All Leather Coats, Vests, Duck Coats
• and Vests, heavy all -wool tweed and
+ corduroy pants cut to the heart-
♦ now's your Chance.
Men's
Furs.
le4. MEN'S FURS-BIack Calf Coats,
Black China Dog Coate, Dark Brown
► ▪ Calf Coate, all sizes, any size, regu-
• lar $20.00 to $30.00, all guaranteed,
te for $16.00
No. 1 Canadian Coon Coate, sizes 42
▪ to 48, prime, selected travellers
• samples, naturally $50.00 to $65 00
► for $451.00
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Fur Collars for Overcoats in Beaver,
German Otter, Near Seal, Wombat,
Kramer Lamb, Astrachan, well lined
and fitted to your coats while yon
wait, regularly $4.50 to $8.50
for $3.79
Fur Caps, Mitts, Gloves, Cloth
Caps away down, it's an eye opener
what we can do -don't go cold.
• Iroormommoommimererrior
At last to the "Litte Eaton"
▪ They kept their visits repeating,
E'rill week by week they stopped a leak;
With us there is no cheating.
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IDrift in when near town with your trade. All
taken. Butter 25c., Eggs 25c,, Dried Apples
Ladies'
Furs,
SCARFS -Of best Alaska Sable,
dark rich brown heavily furred 70 in.
long, 12 tails or ornaments, extra
value, regularly $26.00, for. $115.00
Isabella Sable Soarf, 60 in. long, best
sellers this season, fully furred, good
wearer, regular $9.00, for.... $5.89
Alaska Sable 14luffe No. 1 quality,
imperial style, down beds large, regu-
lar $11.50 to $13.50, for .. $8.88
Dozens of Stoles, Caperines, sets of
new and up-to•date Furs at almost
half price, don't wait you'll be too
late.4.
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LADIES' COATS AND SKIRTS -
Coats of dark and light fancy trim-
med Tweeds, .Beavers, Melton's
Broadcloths, in loose, semi and tight
styles, sizes 32 to 40, 46 to 50 ia. long
new fall Coats every one, reg. $10.00
to $18.00, for $7.98
SKIRTS -In beautiful blacks,
blues, dark greys in numerous styles,
all sizes, many extra fine, regular
$4.00 to $7,50, for $3.4.9
CHILDREN'S COATS - Nifty
blues, greys, browns, reds, trimmed
with braids and brass buttons and
velvet, all sizes, regularly $4 50 to
$8.50, for. $3.69
TRIMMED HATS Balanoe of
new fall stock in browns,- blank,
white, reds, eto., regularly $2 50 to
$7.00, for....,... $1.49
HOSE -For girls, good blank, all -
wool worsted, sizes 7 to 10, regularly
25o to 40c, foe
TOQUES -Of finest wool, in good
large shapes, navy blue, black, red
and white, regularly 350 to 40o,
for 25
Men's Furnish-
ings Clearing
U N D E R W E A R ---Wood and
Fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers,
plain' and fumy, new clean goods, all
sizes, regularly 500 to 90o, each. .49
Bov'e Wool and Fleece -lined Shirts
and Drawers, good new clean stock,
all sizes, regularly 25o to 600 for, .33
SHIRTS-- Colored Neglige, onffs •!
attached or detached, good washers
and wearers, regularly 75o to $1.25,
for. ............................139
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