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The Wingham Times, 1907-03-28, Page 5Ester News FROM THE BLUE FRONT STORE. EASTER is the time for a general change from the Winter to that of the Spring wear, Time is short now in which for you to m tke that change in order that you may be in li ,e with the large "))...2.?..2. majority, We can supply the wants of any man -- on the shortest notice. Notwithstanding this fact make lio unnecessary delay, but do your shopping to -day. Easter Hats. A large shipment of Borsalino and King Hats. Also the Wafer Lite, Wakefield and Allandale Hats, just opened up for this week's trade, in the newest and most up-to-date styles. Our ,ssortment is so complete that we have the particular shape that most becomes you. Easter Neckwear. New Neckwear Novelties just opened up, to meet the • LI 0 4 demands of the Easter trade. Every man is supposed to have a new Tie for Easter, EASTER GLOVES EASTER SHIRTS EASTER HOSIERY EASTER CAPS EASTER SHOES all ordered specially for the Easter trade. Easter Clothing. If you are in need of a New Suit or Spring Coat for Easter, there is only one way of getting it now, and that is to buy a Ready -to -Wear. They arc becoming more popular every season ; and why not ? They are well made, will keep their shape, will give perfect satisfaction in every particular, and will cost you little more than half what a tailored -to -order garment would cost you. Be. in line and get your Easter requirements here CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS t e. Are You House Cleallitg If so, you will require some of our celebrated Mixed Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Enamels, Silver and Metal Polish. Also a large assortment of all kinds of BRUSHES to choose from. It will pay you to enquire our prices on CHVRNS and WASHING MACHINES before purchasing. _ . . . . . CENTRAL HARDWARE, WINGHAM. 1.--1• BISHOP ' le r ii 1 3 a • it CHE WING1-1414 TI4IFS MARCH 28 1907 ronoren Mrs Chapman is putting in a full stook of groceries in the store here. She will also handle confectionery, dry goods, email lines in hardware, and school upplios. 404:400000000.000410001000.004, • Nursing baby? It's a heavy strain on mother. Her system is called upon to supply nourishment for two. Co • Ca Some form of nourishment that will 400 be easily taken up by mother's system ebs O is needed. 0 0 0 000 0 6000 WESTME D. Many people in this notion are busy los making maple syrup and sugar. Mr, and Mra. Hardesty and family CP_ are visiting with friends in Toronto and bdontreal. Mr and Mrs Lowe, of England, are 0 visiting at Mrs. flibbitt'e. Mr, John Bamford has returned to his ifite homestead near Battleford, Seek, cuLnoss, 0 0 0 Mr, Rory McKenzie, 2ad con., deliv- ered three of his heavy horses to a buyer in Paisley, on Thursday. The price for the three was $850. Mr- Joseph Waddel has sold his farm in Kinloss, consisting of 180 aores, to bia son John, for e6,000. The transfer does not take place until next fall when Mr. Waddel Sr. will move to his farm on the 5th concession of Crams. When Illness Comes Have yon near at hand a remedy that will alleviate pain and help till the doc- tor comes.? A wise thing is to have right in your home a bottle of "Nervi line" whioh gives instant relief, and prevents disease from spreading. Noth. ing known or the stomaoh and bowels that compares with Nerviline. For cramps, indigestion, heartburn and headache, it's indispensable. For fifty years Poison's Nerviline in 25o bottles has been a family stand-by. Get it to- day. EAST WAWANOSH. Mr. Robt. Harrison, of the Gbh line has the brick on the ground and will erect a new house next summer. Mr. and Mrs Jos, Cumber/and have left for their now home in Manitou, Man. and they will have the best wishes of numerous Mends. Mr. S. MoVittie, of Hallett, who re- cently had the misfortune to lose bis barn by fire, has bought another from Mr. Chas. Wightman, of Wawanosb, for $500, and is pulling it down for re- moval. Clinton New Era says : —James Mart iu, a well known resident of Ease Wawa - nosh, has been in tho hospital here for a few days, having undergone an opera- tion for removal of a cancer from his forehead; he erects to go home this week. An order in Council has been passed changing the death sentence on Josiah Gilbert at Regina to imprisonment for life. For obtaining $1,824 from the Union Trust Co. under false pretences, Herbert Glover was sentenced to two years in Central Prison at Toronto. Rheumatism almost billed Her For years Mrs. S. Stahlschmidt of Humberstone, Ont., was n martyr to rheumatism. "I was so stiff and lame I could scarcely walk," she writes. "An attack striking my limbs made walking impossible. Friends and doctors gave prescriptions but I only got relief from Ferrozone. I took twelve boxes and gained from the first. To -day I am well, feel stronger, weigh heavier and look the picture of health." Whether muscular or inflammatory, chronic or otherwise, Ferrozone does cure rheuma- tism and sciatica. 50o per box at all dealers. • AT YOUNG'S BIG HARD ti • I, ARE. 5 and 55 ft Cross -cut Saws, regularly sold at $2.5o and $3.00, still going at - - $1.25 and $1.50 Regular loc. boxes Axle Grease, going this week at 6 for .25 Graniteware still going at, the same Big Cut -in -Two Prices. ' AGENTS -FOR THE CELEBRATED Sherwin- Williams', Beaver and Robertson's Ready Mixed Paints. Large assortment of CHURCH'S ALABASTINE now on hand. CARDEN RAKES, SPADES, SHOVELS, HOES, ETC., FOR SALE. Call -and get prices. A pleasure to show goods, at 'Young's Big Hardware. Scoit's Ematrion contains the greatest possible amount of nourish. went in easily digested form. Mother and baby are wonderfully helped by its use. ALL DRUGGISTS: Stk. AND $1.00 00600004)0600000000 *MYTH On Wednesday of last week Wm. Coming, of this place, was married to Miss Sarah Fairservice at the residence of the bride's parents in Hallett. At his residence ou Queen street the spirit of Robert R. Douglas took its flight on Saturday evening, March 16th, at the age of 03 years, 10 months and 11' days. Deceased was bora at Fiamboro, near Hamilton, and at the age of 6 months, with his parents moved to the Grey township. At the age of 17 years ho came to Blyth aud learned the trade of a blacksmith raider the late Malcolm McKellar. When he had com- pleted his apprenticeship he purchased the business and hes conducted it ever since. Twenty.eight years ago he was married to his now bereft partner, Miss Jeannette Matinee and they have lived continually in the home they oocuPY. Peter is the only son, a baby boy dying when only four weeks old. BABY'S DOCTOR. "With a box of Baby's Own Tablets on hand I feel just as sate as if 111 had a doctor tet the house " Tnis is the experi- ence of. Mre John Young, Auburn, Ont. Mrs Young adds: —"I have used the Tablets for teething and other trcatblts of childhood and have never known them to fail." Hundreds of other mothers are just as enthusieetio in their praise. Colic, ineigestion, dierrhoea, worms, ooustipation and other little Die are speedily onred by this merle:due. It b absolutely safe --always does good— cannot possibly do harm, and you have the guarantee of a government analyst that the Tablets contain no cmiate or poisonous soothing etuff. Sold by medi- cine dealer or by mad at 25 cents a box from The Dr. 'Williams Medicine 0o., Bteaskvillo, Ont. GREY. The 70 acre farm belonging to John B. Smith, 4th con. has been purchased by R. Pearson, the figure paid being $3,100. Mr. Smith still has 100 sores. We aro sorry to hear of the illness of Miss Florence Armstrong, teacher at the Barker school house. Her many friends hope she will soon be better. Her sister, Miss Jean, is supplying. Jno. Lowe and family have got nice- ly settled on the Ferguson farm 9th con. Wm. Lowe and family have moved to the farm vacated by his brother, and Jno. Menary has taken possession of the Lowe farm. McNeil—Lamont.—At the residence of the bride's parents, Grey township, ou February 19th, 1857, by Rev. Mr. Barr, of Harpurhey, Mr. Lachlin McNeil to Miss Sarah, daeghter :of the late John Lamont, both of Grey to wnehip. The above is the historical record of a matrimonial event of 50 years ago, the principals being old and highly esteemed residents of the 14th con. ofGrey during the rapid passing years and to -day they aro enjoying the blessings of a kind Providence iu health, activity and pros. perty. The Golden Wedding was not observed on February lOth owing to the inability of a number of members of the family to get home but Ada and Mrs. McNeil were not forgotteu in good Wishes, congratulations, and valuable gifts. If nothing prevents a home gathering may be held before the end of 1907 to celebrate an event so few couples have the privilege of commemorating. Established 1879 WheOPing Cough, Croup, Bzonehitis Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria cresokno is a boon to Asthmatics Does it not seem more effective t, breathe in a 'remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs than to take the remedy into the stomach? It cures because the sur rendered strongly anti- septic t s carried over the diseased surface with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat. merit. It is invaluable to mothers with small children. Thoseof consumptive rr-1 gee tendency find immediate riot relief from coughs or hi- lo /0 flamed conditions of the • throat. Sold by druggists. Send postal for boaldet. Litamttrch Mitts Co., Limited, Agents, Mont. real, Canada. 305 I RELGRAVE Miss Hamilton, of Auburn visited her brother, Dr. B. H. Hamilton in the -vill- age last week. Tenders for the erection of a now school house in the.village will be opened next Monday. Dr. Kirkby, who was laid up with blood poisoaiug for a couple of weeke, we are pleased to say, is again attending to his duties, Mr. John Armstroug returned home Monday night after spending a week in Torouto and Montreal. Mrs. Anderson of the village gave a progressive euchre party to some of her friends last Thursday night. Mr. James Wilkiuson is very ill this week with heart trouble. Miss Emilie (Lark, who learned the tailoring with Dan Geddes has secured a position as pantmaker with Maxwell de Hill, of Wingeam. Mr, John Cole had a very successful wood bee on Tuesday. The boys out Mama twenty cords for him. MORRIS. Ed Br.yans left for the 'West Tuesday of last week as did George Cardiff and Joe Petah. Last week Robert MoMurray, 45h Hue was at Toronto attending the Grand Lodge of the A 0. U W. as the repre• sentative of Belgrave Lode. Robert Clark and bride, or Sunshine, left Tuesday morning of last week, for their DOW home near Classholm, Alberta. We hope they may do well. Frank McOutcheon, 5th lire, has in- vested in a pure bred Hereford bull, bearing the tante Sparticue 2nd, being from H. T. Pardue, of Wawanosh, at n good price. Wm Keys sold his 100 acre farm, lot 23, 5th line, to Wm Pipe of the same line, for the sum of $4.600. He gets immediate posseseion. This farm was formerly owned by the purchaser's fath- er, David Pipo, who sold to Alex. Grant and he in turn disposed of it to Mr. Keys 5 years ago. Mr Keys will likely return next mouth to Battleford distriot, Sask. At the House of Refuge,;Olinton, on Sunday, March 17th, Mrs. Clunningimm, ono of the earliest settlers in Morris township, passed away after a short ill- ness of pneumonia. Mrs. Cunningham had only gone to Clinton 19 days ago, where she entered the House as a paying inmate. Deceased was born in Esques lug township, Halton county, 74 years ago and her maiden name was Sarah Taylor. Some 47 years ago she was married to her now deceased husband and they moved to the homestead ia Morris, which was all bush then, and settled at lot 10, con 7, and they cleared and made a home for themselves. By this union 4 children wore born, all of whom aro living. Good Reasons for its Success The majority of catarrh remedies aro useless. But one that does oure is "Oa. tarrhozone." It clears the head of all mimeo; discharge. Putrid matters in the nostrils, phlegtn itt the throat, and disease germs are completely swept away. The cause of the disease is de- stroyed, it's results are destroyed, and the system so thoroughly cleaueed of catarrhal poison that care is permanent. All types of catarrh, throat and bron- chial trouble, colds and coughs are more certainly cured by Catarrbozoue than any thing else. Two eizes, 233 and $1.00 at all dealers. BRUSSELS. Alex McKenzie, of Walton, and fami- ly have moved to Bruseels. George Barkley was awarded the con- tract for the cement closets at the Pub- lic School, Roger Deadman, who holcls a position in the Dominion Bank, has been moved from Toronto to Montreal. Last week P..T. MoDottald and con- tingent left for Moose Jaw, where they Will be busy at the large waterworks dam. Mr. McDonald has the contract for, It the company was Russell and Roy McDonald, of Brussels; Ed Bryant', Morris; Sam Pope, of Wroxeter; Jno Campbell, Chas, Eaket, L. Elliott and Wm McDonald. A ear of necessaries Was shipped from Brussels for working 1 5 1 New Idea Agent for .1 OPnlYtelre THE LEADING STORE Patterns 3.,T w 'Ilse H. L Isard & Go. S'' ING 1 i'07 We announce for the Spring Season of 1907 a larger, more complete and better assorted stock, in all our de2artments, than ever before. • We have been in touch with the best markets and have been able to secure many lines at advantageous prices. If you are looking for the right elms of Goods, at right prices, you will find them in this store. New Spring Coats and Skirts We are ag°nts for 110KENNON'S Coats and Skirts. We have just opened up a laige shipment of these celebrated garments and can show you a nice range of the very latest styles at very reasonable prices. Visit our Skirt and Coat Department on the second floor. We will be pleased to show you through. ia= IMPORTERS, WINGHAM. PHONE 68. MIRM.,1111227)=013=3.aetietitatteessatiairMeseteregseatecareaseemeaaeosaneTaleE3=7=1111d tee,treezeapsattwa*ef taeS4.9A-4"r4s°'" ‘°=-4447?- Sprig BEM cm? I I St 1 Daring January and Februnry, the Wingham Et -minus College had twenty.eive times ae. many calls for Stenographers, Telegraphers, Bookkeepers, and College Teachers, as we had greduates to seud. Attendance is always smallest dating April, May and Jane, con- sequently each student gets more individual attention. Thts is the best term of the year for the student. Learn of the success of our graduates by writing for a handsome catalogue of the Best Actual Business School zt Ontario. The "backward" or "rusty" feel at home with us, as each student is instructed at his own desk by a oeinstaking, sympathetic teacher. Graduates guaranteed situations. Euler any time. WINGFIANI. BUSINESS COLLEGE (Affiliated with Clinton Business College/ GEO. SPOTTON, - - Prineipal. Cpaaestormttnor<efl,oftwcPtWkasostkANei, 1 1 "t! eati or ,e) StOV AT COST FOR CASH In order to reduce our stook of Coal and Wood Heating Stoves we are offering some excellent inducements. When you see the goods and learn the prices you will be convinced that it will bo money well spent to bay now. See what we have before purchasing elsewhere. Wo can save you money ! Nap Pails, Mill: FaHs, etc.. on hand. Son. STONE BLOCK, WINGHAM. on the job. On Friday, 8th inst., Postmaster Far- row, of Brussels, well known in this lot cality and throughout the County of Huron, passed another milestone having attained to his 74t1i birthday, and we doubt not the folbwing personal sketch will be read with interest by his many friends and should be stimulating to the youth in showing what a person may accomplish by their own effort. He was born at /Anglian:I, in the parish of Mumby, Lincolnshire, England on the 8th of March A. D. 1833; came to Can- ada with his parents in 1840 and settled in the township of Clarke, Go. of Dar. ham. Worked on the fermi during 1850, Went 10 School 9 menthe during the year • + • -V- 1851 and began teaching school in the township of Hope, Co. of Durham, in 1859, where he taught four years. Ia 1858 he came to Morris and from the sum- mer of 188 to the end of 1830 he taught in the Bittevale school. Daring the years f:om 1800 to 1872, Mr. Farrow was chosen by the °meaty COuneil to be Superintendent of schools for the town- ships of Wawanoeh, Morris and Tart - berry, including the Pablic Schools of Winghatn, Blyth, Brussels and Walton. Summed up Mr. Farrow's life'occapa. dons ao far are as follows: —Taught school 13 years; mercantile business 8 years; as representative Minima Par- liament for the North Bitting and Eaat Riding of Heron 15 years; Pestraitster of Brussels 18 years, making a total at 34 years in active public work.