The Wingham Times, 1905-02-23, Page 5TUE WI Gli.AM TN Es ItEllTtlylA Ry 231 ioo5
zaE BLVE <Ra�z == NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
Sweep Sale
Specials
BOYS' and MEN'S CLO?'HING
At Crowder's.
Men's Suits $3.75
11 only Men's Navy Blue Serge
Suits, sizes 34 to 44, regular
$Ii and $6, sale price .... $3.7:3
4.50 Boys' Suits 2.50
24 only Boys' 3.piece Suits,
sizes 27 to 33 chest, blues,
greys, browus, etc., regular
priest
$1 to $ r 5, sale rice...'.... $2.50
Boys' Reefers $2.00
8 only Boys' Navy Blue Double
Breasted Reefere, sizes 22 to
26, regular $3 each. Sale $2.00
Boys' Pants 39c
54 pair Boys' Ocld Tweed Pants
sizes 22 to 33, regular prices
GOc and 75e. Sale price , . , • .39
Men's Suits $6.50
14 only Meu's Heavy Tweed
. Double Breasted Saits, sizes
35 to 44 cheat, regular prices
$8.50 and $9.00, Sale., .. $6,50
Men's Pants $1.25
28 pairs Men's Tweed Pants,
all sizes, regular $1.50 to
$1.75 a pair. Sale price.. $1.25
$5 Pea Jackets $3.50
11 nuly Men's Double Breasted
Pea Jackets, sizes 35 to 44,
regular $5 and $5 50. Sale $3.50
New Hats
New Shirts
Overcoats, $5.50.
29 only Men's Overcoats—Raglan, box back styles, also
a few short length walking coats, in greys, blacks, etc.
Sizes in the lot 33 to 46 chest, regular prices $7.50 to
$10.00. Sale -price, till Feb. 28th, choice $5.50
Men's good Black Doeskin Fur Coats, $15.00.
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Blue Front Store. Winaharn.
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EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS,
Wliat Wicieawake Tirnea Correspondents Cominunacate --- Otber
Items Clipped E'>'om Our Elcahiinges.
l'onfYC.E.
(intended for last ween(,)
Miss Etta Wellwood has returned
home from Toronto.
Mr, Pater Lever is making prepara-
tions to build a new house,
Mr, Win. Wellwood is busy moving
his household effects to his new home in
Wingham.
Quite a number of the farmers in this
vicinity, are taking advauta€e of the
nearness of Mr. Westbrook's saw mill it
the river and are busy hauling logs.
The Mildest aud Surest Relict
For constipated bowels and piles is Dr.
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and But-
ternut which cause uo griping pains and
act promptly. Well known to all doe.
tors. Use only Dr, Hamilton's Piles
Price 25e.
RLTTLI
The next monthly fair will be held at
Blyth ou Tuesday, March 7th.
Mr. A. W. Robinson was spending last
week with Lucknow friends.
Mr. 11. M. McKay is taking a special
two weeks course in the Toronto optical
school.
' Mr. and Mrs, D. D. Crittenden re-
'eewod a warm reception Wednesday
morning of last week. Between six and
seven o'clock smoke was seen issuing
from their bedroom and upon investiga-
tion a bath robe was discovered on fire.
Mrs. Crittenden immediately grabbed it
and threw it outside burning her hands
and arms badly while doing so. Some
other clothing and the walls of the room
were seriously damaged by the blaze.
How the fire originated is a mystery, as
there was no light or fire in that part of
the room,
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Township Gamlen Monday 2711
just
J++hri RJhereson, wife burl children, to
tengtiou, North Dakota, have errivt'r
here for a visit with rel:stives on the 9t.h
cou. They nulled on Mi„ hig art frie'ude
ou their way hero.
In getting a sura foundation for the
cement [•ridge abutments for the nea
C P R. in Grey they had to go as deet
as 12 tet in Sonia planes through the
swampy land to strike solid clay.
With regret we chronicle the detui+e rte
Miss Jean, the eldest daughter of Willie')
and Margaret Telfer, lot 6, con 16
which sad event took place last Stttur
day morning, Feb. Iith at 2 30 o'clock.
Deceased haul been in failing Health for
the past two years with heart weakness.
She went to Iowa last year in the hope
that the tentage would prove beneficial
and for a tine) ix did but after a lapse of
nearly six months she came home only
to fa !e away. At times else was a great
and patient sufferer unci her Many
friends will r,iucerely regret her passing
away. Deceased was a couaisteut mem
ber of Walton Presbyterian church and
was in her 29th year.
To Cure raver nexus
And such complaints as "Shivers" and
ague we recommend Nerviliee very
highly. Twenty drops of Nerviline iu
hot water with tt little saver three times
daily not only stops the chills lint einiele
out the disease completely Nerviliur
has a direct action ou fever ()Mils rind
removes the conditions causing them
In stomach and bowel troubles Nerviliur'
never fails. It's pleasant to rhe taste,
quick to relieve and always cures n .r
mauently. Get a 25o. bottle to -day.
EAST D'AWANOSII
1 The Council met on Feb. 9, pursuat,t
to adjournment: members all present;
Special for February
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Fancy Iron Bed, large size dresser, with mirror, 3 big drawers,
medium size washstand, reg. $13.75, special for February $11.76
2 doz. Fancy Ticking Mattresses, reg. $4, February sale price 3.60
2 doz. Heavy Twill Ticking Mattresses, reg. $3.25, sale price 3.00
L. A. BALL & CO.
The People's Furniture Store.
UNDERTAKING
Brick residence, nth house west PHONE
from Hamilton's Corner Drng 5 i
Store, where night calls will
receive prompt attention.
SPECIAL PRA,ES IN
PICTURE FRAMING
DURING FEBRUARY
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We beg to call attention to the above now being reproduced in
zaffres bine on. the original non -grazing Spode Imperial body (regis-
,� teredi Spodes pattern first published 1795.
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in choice, delicate patterns. Per pair 1
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iEWe have something very swell in China Oatmeals, fancy patterns and
shapes. Per dozen .. . , . .... $2,00 1
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Why Brain Workers Break Down ,ninnies of January meeting read and
. Man is not a machine that keeps going adopted,
as long as the steam is applied. He is a Dr. J. D4cAsh having sold out his lac -
creature of blood, nerves and delicatelyp'
balanced organism, Many don't realize tice in Belgrave, sent iu ifs resignation
this, but overwork their brains and break as M.H.O. for the towuship, which on
down, Brain Horkers need a strong, motion of motion of Messrs. Beecroft
zone to forttf
racing tonic .... _ acne
and Taylor was to+i. His successor
their nerves and keep the blood pure and P
rich. Take Ferrozone and you'll do Dr. Hamilton was appointed M.H.O. Tor
more work. You will have the strength, the balauce of this year in his place.
the ambition and the desire for work be- By .Law No. 1, 1905, ratifying the esp-
cause your system will be in first class
order. For your health and strength pointrueut of towship offloads made at
take Ferrozone regularly. Price 50o. at Inst meeting; By -Law No. 2, ale -
druggists. pointing the Council as a whole road
CLINTON.
About 5.80 o'clock Wednesday morn-
ing of last week fire was discovered in
the machinery hall of Doherty's organ
factory. The building, which was the
largest solid brick building in the place,
and was heavily stocked with organ
cases in process of manufacture was
completely gutted. The company's fire
equipment confined the fire to the one
building. The loss, which is about
$30,000, in fully covered by tasuranee.
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
uightwatchman had gone his usual
rounds and found everything all right,
and was attending one of the furnaces
when the fire started aitd gained rapid
headway. It is the intention to rebuild
as soon as the fire loss is adjusted. This sitar.[ for 1904, received and read.
is the third time in seven years that this Messrs. Beecroft and Taylor that the
firm has lost heavily by reason of fires in
same as now read be adopted, and that
the Auditors be paid $7 each for theft-
services.
heirservices. Carried.
Debentures were issued for payment
commissioners; By -Law No. 3, author-
iziug and empowering the collector to
charge and collect as usual 3 per cent
extra on all taxes unpaid after Deo. 15th
next; and 13-vLaw No. 4, relating to and
disposing of the tax levied and collected
on dogs, each duly react three times and
passed.
Annual certificate from Registrar.
General, Toronto, received, certifiying
that the Clerk iu 1904 had registered 33
births, 5 marriages, and 22 deaths, and
ordering that the Tp. Treasurer pay for
same in full.
Communication from R. J. McGt:e,
Auburn, claiming ,1,'2.49, as being due
him extra on gravel taken out of his pit
in 1904, received and filed.
Auditors Report and Treasurer's Ab -
there premises.
Broncliltic Asthma sr Hosts fiaedea. of the following accounts:—Treasurer of
is bad enough but when bron-
chial
Morris, settlement of boundary line ac-
Asthmachial symptoms aro added the poor auf- count for 1004, $4 89; Treasurer of West
erer has almost an intolerable existence. Wawanosh, settlement of boundary line
An absolute specific ib found in the fra- account for 190.4, 357.92; Theo. Hall,
grant healing Catarrhozone which cures Advauco office, Wfngham, balance of
' chronic cases that other remedies won't
even relieve, "For years," writes Capt. printing coutract for 1904, $22.54; Muni -
MacDonald of Montreal, "I battled with cipal World, St. Thomas, assessment
r the agonies of bronchitic asthma. Often rolls and express charges, 1903, $4.15;
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Have you renewed your
subscription, for 1905
I couldn't sleep for nights at a time. I Fraser & Logan, Blyth, 40 10 -inch .tile
spent thousands on doctors and medioiae
without relief, but one dollar's worth of Per Wm. McLerty, $3.401 Finlay Ander-
Catarrhozone =came." Catarrhozone son, services as treasurer, 1004, $80; do,
Consumption
401 There is no specific for
consumption. Fresh air, ex-
ercise, nourishing food and
Scott's Emulsion will come
pretty near curing it, if there
is anything to build on. Mil-
lions of people throughout the
world are living and in good
health on one lung.
41 Froin time immemorial the
doctors prescribed cod liver
oil for consumption. Of
course the patient could nbt
take it in its old form, hence
it did very little good. They
can take
SCOTT'S
(EMULSION
and tolerate it for a long
time. There is no oil, not
excepting butter, so easily
digested and absorbed by the
system as cod liver oil in the
form of Scott's Emulsion,
and that is the reason it is so
helpful in consumption where
its use must be continuous.
We will send you a
sample free.
Be sure that this
picture in the form of
a label is on the wrap-
per cf every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
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Scott & Bowne' V.
Chemists
Toronto, Ont. :...`—,
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Sac, and pl alt dtuggi,a
21, 1005, 313; P. Porterfield, services as
Division Registrar for 1004. $12; John
H. McClinton, balance of salary and
postage as collector for 1904, 320.50;
James W. Bone, services as auditor for
190.4, 37; Peter W. Scott, services as
auditor for 1004, 37.
The matter of securing some compet-
ent person to operate and work the road
grader throughout the township in good
time this coming season, was brought up
and discussed, when the council then
adjourned to meet again on Thursday,
23rd March next. Same day, Path-
masters,Ponndkeepers and I'euceviewers
will be appointed for the current year.
P. POI TERFIELD, Clerk.
Oen
Bow's Thts':
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEIv E'i & Co., Toledo, 0.
Wo, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last 1.; years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi-
ness transactions and finannially able to
carry out r any obligations made by his
firth. ,YALDIXG, ElxxAx & A7ARvtly,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and muc-
ous surfaces of the system. Testimon-
ials sent free. Price 75 cents perbottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
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isard's 1 THE LEADING STORE I isard's
New SprinA Goods
JUST RECEIVED.
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• New Suitings. New Dress Goods New Shirt Waists
New Laces New Trimmings New Carpets
New Curtains New Linoleums New Oilcloths
New Waterproof Coati New Boots and Shoes
' New Draperies, etc,
And more SHIPMENTS to arrive THIS MONTH.
We int ite you to call and inspect our New Spring Stock, We're sure to
please you in Variety, Values and Prices.
Alteration 7 Sale,,
We've planned for the thirty feet extension to the store, and must
sell out the balance of our Clothing regardless of cost in order to have
it out of the way. So come along for all kinds of Men's and Boys' Clothing
and help us clear out the Basement. Sweeping reductions in other depart-
ments will be continued. We're cutting oft the profits.
. E. ISARD ex Co.
,pts. Opposite Bann of Hamilton. - Right goods at right prices.
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ford,—That any ratepayers wanting
change of pathmasters will please notify
some member of Connell before next
meeting.—Carried.
The following accounts
and chegaes issued:
Municipal World, Rolls, Schedules,
&c., $7; Jeffrey Musgrove, gravel and
damages, 3 03; Dangles Fraser, audit.
ing, 310; Alex McEwen, anditiug, 310;
John Mosgrove, auditing, 32; Andrew
Miller, Brushing on B line, $4 25; R.
Vaustone, debentures, 32; Wm. E. Mit-
chell, survey 12th con. drain, 36; John
Little, survey 12th con. drain, 31.50;
Robert Dicksou, survey 12th con. drain,
$6; Andrew Campbell; survey 12th con,
draiu, 75c; Win. F. Smith, local Board
of Health, ee.
Moved by Messrs. Moffatt and Kelly,
that this meeting do now adjourn to
meet again iu the Clerk's office, Blue -
vale an Monday, Marcie 27th, 1905 at 10
o'clock a.m.
were passed
TCU Il1CRitlt.
A quiet wedding took place at the
hone of Mrs. M. G. Richardson, Albert
sreett, Brussels, at 4 o'clock on Wednes-
day afternoou of last week when William
V. Moffatt, a well to do young farmer of
Tnrnbt,ry p,
r township, and Mies Annie
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Richardson joined hand and heart. Rev.
Jno. Ross, B. A., performed the cere-
mony. The principals were unattended
and will take up their resideucein Turn -
berry where they commence married
life with the good wishes of a wide circle
of relatives and friends. May their joys
can't fail; it's guaranteed. Two months gnatiati, be many.
do. postage, stationery and rase„ Minutes of Council meeting held in the
treatment $1.00; trial 25c. 1904, 34 32; do. do. payment for four
"°ng booths, Provincial election, Jan • Clerk's office Blnevale, on Monday, Feb.
lath; members of council all present
eteatOSS. , except John Couplaud; the Reeve iu the
We last week mentioned briefly the
death of Mr. John Whiteman of the 4th
con. who passedatvay on Sunday, the 5th
inst.Since then we have became acquaint-
ed with a few further facts in connec tiou
with the life history of this aged pioneer.
He was born in 1821, at Ciiuclay, near
Clones, in the County of Monoghau, Ire•
land, and there spent his boyhood and
youth. Having married in 1845 he four
yearslaterCAe
m Out to
Canada
and
spent his first year near Norwood in the
County of Peterborough. From there
the Whitemaas' mooed west to Paris
where they lived until 1856, moving
froth there into the then forest covered
wilderness of Onlross. Here they lived
together rinti11901 when death elaiincd
Mrs, Whiteman at the age of 83 years.
Deceased enjoyed good health until a
year ago When he sustained a fait which
resulted in a fracture ref the hip bone
since which time he has been gradually
sinking. He leaves fear sond, John
Henry, lama, Hobert tend Richard.
E.slabl;shrd 2899.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Crip, Aothma, Diphtheria
OrnaSolaha is a noon7n
t0 AOiQaM3tsena
('ur c trig t, s in .lahltahed add Fl nwl.:rd rnneo'y
for the d.,e.,sen S 1 , ce•t. It . tore1. 9 , the e'r
(lewd etr,nt,l. •: + +i•• iG enrr.rd aver rho d, envrd our.
tacos- of (on h:. + 1. a1,,de... 1, Int errs- breath. Oleg
prnlontwl*mg twaimrnt. Those of s ennaan:y
!lye tondrnrv. ,� , 1t rrro hum ehrotie brow (tit i,. firm[
lm:uediat, ri Het _.. a, tough, or luti.unet conditions or
the throat.
Val o.rresolenn 1, ardd
ny drn,t,tat, or tent pre -
pall on 10 i?pt cf 171+•0.
A Vapn.t•re.oiruo red.
fit !winding a hottic of
Vre,olene 41.SA. Send for
free 111uetravd boolltt,
Liaattsc abets Co,.ltd..
Agents, 280 St. James St..
*lontreat Canada. Get
chair; the minutes of last meeting were
. read and adopted on motion of Messrs.
1 Kelly and Moffatt.
Moved by Messrs, Kelly and Ruther-
Josx BuRoEs1,, Clerk.
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WALTON.
Dt NGANNO\.
The annual meeting of the West
Wawanosli Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
was held in this village recently. There
was a large attendance of policy holders
present from the sarroundiug towa-
ships. The directors' and auditors re-
ports were read and adopted. The
three retiring directors, Mr. Finlay
Audersou, of East Wawauosh; Mr.
Isaac Fisher, of Colborne: and Mr. P.
Reid, of Ashfield, were agate ra.elected,
the board of directors .remaining as be-
fore, The reports laid before the meet-
ing by the secretary of the Company
were evidently of a satisfactory nature,
showing that 078 policies had baea issued
by the Company during the past year,
covering risks to the amount of 31,414,-
223.00. The premium notes received
during the year amounted to 3350,303.09.
Total number of policies in force ou 31st
Dec, was $3,280, covering, risks to the
amount of 34,585,425 00, and a premium
note capital of 3161,308 78. Cash in
bauk and on hand, $747 68. Assets,
3163,014.88, liabilities, 3487.25. There
were is all 43 losses adjusted and paid
Miss Maud Ferguson succeeded in win- during the past year, amounting in all
ping first-class honors in Primary Piano , to 37,161.25, twenty.eight of which
at the examination held in Brussels. We
hope this is an augury of future triumphs
in the musical line.
It is up to the people of this locality
to patronize the Public Library, so that
it will have prosperous year. This is a
great boom to reading people and they
should show their appreciation of it by
upholding it individually.
Iio has cies osed of his store
Wm. y p
and property belonging, to James Lind-
say, of Grey. It is understood that a
hardware store will be opeued by M.
Lindsay's two sous. Mr. Hoy will
locate in some town where he will carry
on his butchering business.
A. LITTLE' LIFT SAVER.
Baby's Own Tablets have saved many
a• precious little lite. They etre the beat
medicine iu the world for all stomach
and bowel troubles, situpla fevers and
teething troubles, and they contain not
one particle of opiate or harmful drug.
Mrs. Elbridge Lowe, Sheet Harbor, N.S.,
says: "My baby was always sickly un-
til I began giving him Baby's Own Tab -
to a
v •eau ed him lu
Tab-
lets, but they have v g
fine. big, healthy child. I am never
without the Tablets iu the house."
The Tablets can be given with perfect
safety to a new born babe, and are good
through every stage of childhood. It you
do not find the Tablets at your mediciue
dealers send 25 cents to the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville and get a box
by mail postpaid.
ItELGRA\'1
Miss Bella Sproat is visiting friends in
Seaforth this week.
Mrs. Rutledge, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Sproat for the past week,
returned to her home in Soaforth on
Monday last.
were caused by lightning, which we
understand is becoming a very serious
cause of loss to insurance Companies in
rural districts. This company has dur-
ing the past two years paid out 321,487.-
26 for losses, a very large percentage of
which was caused by Iightning.
ford,—•That we grant 312 toward erect. A quiet but pretty wedding took place
ing a wire feuce ou three sides of the at the residence of the bride's parents,
original market square in Wingham iter. and iters. Wray, when their only
town plot. ---Carried. daughter, Mrs. Bacliannan, was nuited
Moved by Messrs. Moffatt and Kelly,— in marriage to Mr. Joseph Braudon, a
That the Clerk he instructed to prepare prosperous farmer of I::sst Wawanosh.
a by•Iaw to lay before the council at Miss Bella Allison is home from Lon -
thou next meeting for the
aPPolutment
(ton for a holiday, where she has been
of Me. John Silliek tee caretaker of the working for the past year.
Government grounds Northof the river j Mr. and airs. Ed. Whiteman and fans -
in Niugtiam town plot.—Carried.
Carried, l it were at Clinton outMouday attend -
Moved by Messrs Rutherford and i Ing the funeral of Mrs. Whiteman's
Moffatt that Drainage By -Law No. (1, mauler, \trs, 14icLanalllin,
1905 be passed to amen(. drainage By-
Law'o. 13,1903.- Carried. 1 Mrs. Dan Geddes is visiting friends on
The auditors report was laid before the the third line of Morris this week.
Council for final audit. On account of the bad roads the ball
Moved by Messrs. Rutherford and itt the ;foresters' hall last Thursday
Moffatt that the auditors report be night was not as well attended as usual
adopted. --Carried. but those who were there report a very
Moved by Messrs. Kelly and itittlter• pleasant time.
Good Hogs and Poor.
The experiment station of Kansas has
made the most complete :test of hogs
that we have seen from any experimene
station. The hog that makes the largest
ham of red meat is the animal that „elle
ham eater thinks is the best hog. The
weights of hams in the test were as fol-
Iows: Berkshire hams, 2312' pounds;
Duroc-Jersey, 1412 pounds; Poland -
China, 2512 pounds. These hogs in size
were as near the same weight as pos-
sibie to get them, The shoulders of the
I3erkshire weighed 211_ pounds; Duran
Jersey, 1012 aad Poland -China 19;2
pomade. The Berkshires have larger
shoulders than any other bread. The
butcher who saw the hogs slaughtered
thought the Dime -Jersey had the most
fat ou the back, the Poland -china next,
then the Berkshire. The Bershire hair
showed more lean and less fat than the
Poland -China. The butchers eosidered
the breed of hogs that had the most fat
the most profitable hog, both for the
farmer and the butcher.
Reflections of a Bachelor.
1'rotn the New forge Press.
Childreu have such a good time be -
1 cause there is no morning after for them.
When a man asks a girl for a photo-
graph it is a sign that she has it ready
for him.
One of the hardest things is to con-
vince a woman that there oughtn't to be
more iu four pints then in two quarts,
It's an awful nice surprise to try to
kiss a girl en the cheek and miss it be-
cause her lips are iu the way.—New
York r Press.
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Women have such funny ideas they
would want to stop and put on their best
nightgown before going down a fire
escape.
A woman doesn't like to go shopping
on a rainy day because she knows there
won't bo'a big crowd for. her to fight
through to get to the bargain counter,.
, Lever's V -Z {Wirt Head) Disinfectant
, Soap Powder is better.' than other powders,
as it is bout soap and disinfectant: 34
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