HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-03-26, Page 7THE WINOUAM TIMES, MARCH 26, 1st!$
MINOR LOOALS.
---ltd rondo.
-- pring weather.
--Get your wedding invitations and
'9'31►1t'ing cards at the Times atliee,
-Morris Township Counoil will meet
in the Township dull next Monday.
--Mr. Harry Ansley, formerly of
Wingham, is ill with typhoid fever in
the hospital at Winnipeg.
-The annual convention of the East
Huron Teachers Association will be held
In Seaforth on May 21 and 22.
-On Saturday Chief Justine Meredith
toadied the license reduction by-law
recently passed by the Toronto City
Council.
Coughs. coeds, hoarseness. and other throat
ailments aro quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets, ten cents per box. All druggists.
-An unmietakahle sign of spring
struck town the other day -a couple of
;foreigners accompanied by a bear of
.acrobatic proclivities.
Mr. W. R. Davis, editor of the Mit-
()hell Advocate, was thrown out of a
buggy the other night, alighting on tis
head, He waa severely bruised.
-The regular meeting of Court Mait-
3aud, Canadian Foresters, will be held
on Friday evening of this week. A large
attendance of members is requested.
-Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Stalker, well -
/known in Wingham, have been appoint-
-ad organist and choir leader respectively
in the Presbyterian Church at Blyth.
-Mr. R. S. Sturdy has sold his bus
'business at Owen Sound and is moving
his family to Wingham. Many friends
'will welcome Mr. and Mrs. Sturdy and
3amily bank to Wingham.
-The mild weather of the past week
has taken away considerable of the snow
1?i'id left the roadsin very bad condition.
The snow is going away gradually and
a# is not likely there will be any serious
adamage by high water.
-Mr. John A. Menzies, of East Wa-
'wanosh, sbipped a carload of horses on
Tuesday from Wingbam to Canton,
Man, Mr. Menzies has a car -load at
:Canton now and will spend the next few
iweeks in the West disposing of the
horses.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLEh
ONTARIO'S MOUNTING EXPEND
ITUaE
(London Advertiser )
Residents of Ontario who are of
voting age, will recall the aensational
prophesies of direct taxation uttered
from every platform by the leaders of
the Provincial Conservative party.
The Governments of Mowat, Hardy
and Ross in succession were railed as
ependtbrifts and reckless squanderers
of the pnblio domain.
The politicians who had nothing to do
but criticise the expenditure have now
the control of it, and the record is the
highest tribute to that of their predeoes-
sore, These erstwhile economists have
been in office three years, and bave in-
creased the expenses of the province by
$2 318.229 per annum, as against an in-
crease of $1 841,181 for the previous
seventeen years. This table tells the
story :
Receipts Expenses
$3,602 662 $3,554 835
4,103 478 3 717,404
4 201 080 4,003 729
4 466 043 4 038,834
4,292,021 4,345 003
5 408,150 4,888 982
5,977.179 5,267,453
5 873 888 5,06,015
7,149 478 6.720,179
8 320,419 7,714,245
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1900
1907
it is not strange, it ceases to bear the
fruits of suother world.
If you will walk in the fields of sin
you will find a long task before you
picking off the burrs and cockles.
Thomas G. Vanston died in Brockville
Hospital from injuries received by being
struck by a flywheel.
The Presbyterian Augmentation Com-
mittee (western section) decided that it
would rot be possible to grant proposed
salary increases to pastors.
A. R. Davidson, who handles the land
sales for the Canadian Northern Rail-
way, reporte the sale of over 280,000
acres of Western land this spring.
As a result of troubles with the long-
shoremen at Quebec, the 0. P. R. may
make Three Rivers its point of call tor
the Empresses instead of that town.
W. A. Hunt, formerly Chief Clerk of
the Accounting Department of the C.
N. R., was sent to the penitentiary for
two years fcr defrauding the company
through false pay checks.
There, are now over seven thousand
men working on the transcontinental
railway contracts of J. D. McArthur
east of the oity of Winnipeg, and the
number is being increased every day.
Ae Mr, Hislop pointed out in the
budget debate, the per capita expend-
iture increased $1 per head in the
thirty-two years prior to 1905, and
an equal amount in the next three,
Mr. Penes showed that the expenses
under the head of civil government
bad increased in three years 70 per
cent; administration of justice, 20 per
oent; education (excluding the uni-
versity), 50 per cent; colonization, 11G
per cent; agricultural college, 106 per
per cent; charities, 39 per Dent; public
buildings, 33 per cent, and miscellaneous
services, 43 per Dent.
Whether this rapid increase of ex-
penditure is justifiable or not, no more
convincing proof is needed that pre-
oeding governments, whatever their
faults, administered the affairs of the
Province with strict economy,
A simple and effective remedy for
SORB THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene
'with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lice.
aiee. Your druggist or from us, 100 in stamps.
of atnrulo, Alms Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 401
-At the meeting of the Head Camp
et the Woodmen of the World held in
London last week, a resolution was
passed to the effect that after May lst.
AU members, old and new, shall pay the
, ohedule of rates now in force for new
members.
-Mies Boyd announces in our adver-
tising columns this week that her stock
of spring millinery will be ready for
- inspection on and after Friday of this
week. Miss Brown of London, an ex-
perienced trimmer is with Miss Boyd
for this season. ,
-The appreciation of the public is the
final test of merit. This is the reason
"Salads" Tea has the enormous sale of
over eighteen million packets annually.
if you do not nee it, The "Salado," Tea
Co., Toronto, will send you a sample.
State whether you use Black, Mixed or
Green and the price yon usually pay per
pound.
PERSONAL.
POLITICAL CHANGES.
The way in which the Federal Gov-
ernment has changed since confedera-
tion is rather interesting. In 1867 Sir
John Macdonald's total majority of 22
was not strictly a Conservative one, but
from that date the party issues have
been squarely defined. In 1872 Sir
John's majority was 'only six, and in 1874
his party was defeated, the Liberals
being returned to power with a major-
ity of 60; 1878 saw another big turn-
over, when Sir John was returned with
the enormous majority of 86. His later
majorities were smaller, in 1882 being
67, in 1887 being 41, and ending in 1891
with 31. The Liberals came into power
in 1896 with a majority of 34, which
was increased to 53 in 1900 and in 1904
to over 60
The figures in Ontario since 1867 are
as follows:
Date Conservative Liberal
1867 ,,.. 47 36
1872 ....... 38 50
1874 •,-. 24 64
63 25
54 38
38
44
40
37
38
Mr. W. H. Gurney was in Toronto
for a few days on business.
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Rintonl are visit-
ing with relatives in Brantford.
Mr, Wilfrid'Gillette, of Ohio is visit.
at the home of Mr. John Ritchie.
Miss Perkins, of Gorrie, is spending
the week with Mrs. R, F. White.
Miss Mary Dobbs, of Gorrie was visit-
ing with Wingham friends last week.
Dr. Geo. Ball, of Toronto, was visit-
ing for a few days at his parental home
in town.
Mrs. Wm. Gannett is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. W. Howell, at
Toronto.
Mre. Geo. 0. Manners has returned
home after spending two weeks with her
mother at Dungannon.
Mr, and Mrs. John Glenn, of Listowel
are visiting for a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Spotton.
Mr. John Martin, of Cobalt was call-
ing on old Wingham friends and visiting
with his parents at Whitechurch.
Mr, Wm. Nicholson was in London
fact week attending the Head Camp
meeting of the Woodmen of the World.
Mrs, 13. B. Elliott was summoned to
Port Huron on Monday owing to the
serious illness of her sister-in-law, Mre.
Chas. Greer.
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1896
1900
1904
Thomas Welch, a pioneer of Huron
County is dead at Kincardine, aged 92
year!,
Mr. Rodolphe Forget, M. P., is said, to
be financing a scheme for a merger of
breweries of eastern Canada,
W. A. Bunt, formerly chief clerk in
016 0. N. R. accounting department at
Winnipeg, hm been sant to penitentiary
lQr tw* von for forgiag 0,1. l20.01o.
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FIGS AND THISTLES.
Character is never put
out.
Spirituality is a poor
morality.
No man ever served life who was
afraid to die.
Love always wins, because it is not
afraid to lose.
The divine law is but the language of
divine love.
All gain and no pain would make life
a sad affair.
The only people who count are those
who can be counted on.
Too many find their oonsoience in the
convention of others.
The door of truth cannot be opened
with the key of prejudice.
The piety you put on before the mirror
will not make you a mirror of piety.
Mon will bo honest with one another
when they are honest with themeelves
Failure is due not so much to missing
opportunities as to failure to make
them.
There is something wrong i
when his religion is the poorest
about him,
Your message will go just
into the haute of men s! it has
your own.
Huffs of people would lose a
society but for their periods
appreciation.
We are all apt to substitute
with the faults of others fo
with our own.
Spring Blood
Is Bad Blood
How to Get New Health and
Strength in the Spring.
NOTICE
Ali parties having c
of the late wni. H. 4a
of Turnberry, farmer,
to send such to the un
the 10th day of April, 1808.
ltosr.lWCAMPBELL,
ngbem P.O-
WM. J. CAMPa$Lb,
Hutton Farm Qlenannun 1'. O.
ims
p.
*Mast the estate
of the Township
ascd, are required
aigned on or before
The winter months are trying to the
health of even the most robust. Con-
finement indoor in overheated and
nearly always badly ventilated rooms -
in the home, in the chop and in the
school -taxes the vitality of even the
strongest. The blood becomes thin and
watery, or clogged with impurities, the
liver sluggish, the kidneys weakened.
Sometimes you get up in the morning
just as tired .as when you went to bed
Some people have headaches; some e
low spirited; some have pimple: and
skin eruption. These are a spring
symptoms that the blood is • • t of con-
dition. You can't cure t • - se troubles
with purgative medioines •' blob. merely
gallop through t. • Be: em leaving yon
still weaker. Wh:t •on need to give
you strength in : = ing is a tonin, and
the one always reliable tonin and blood
builder is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
These pills not only banish spring ills,
but guard you against the more serious
ailments that follow, such as anaemia,
nervous debility, rheumatism, indiges-
tion and kidney trouble, Every dose of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills makes new,
rich red blood which strengthena every
organ and every part of the body.
This is why Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is
the favorite spring medicine with thous-
andsandthousandsthroughout Canada,
Try this medicine this spring and you
will have energy and strength to resist
the torrid heat of the Doming summer.
Mrs. Jas. Haskel, Port Maitland, N. S.,
says: '-'I was troubled with headaches,
had a bad taste in my month, my tongue
was coated, and I was easily tired- and
suffered from it feeling of depression.
I got a supply of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and it was not long before they
began to help ms and I was soon feeling
as well as ever I had been." You can
get these pills from any medicine dealer
or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2,50 from.The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brookville, Ont.
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Spring
Millinery
To TAE LADIES S OF WINOH
AND VICINITY :
We will on Friday of is week
he ready for the Spri ' Millinery
trade, witn a corn ete stook of
the latest fas•'on: and novelties
in headgear.
With Miss :rown, of London,
in charge, and a staff of competent
assistants,we can assure our many
patrons that the very best atten-
tion will be given their orders.
You are respectfully invited to
call and see what is in vogue for
this spring and summer.
Thanking you for past favors,
and soliciting a continuance of
your patronage,
Yours truly,
Miss Boyd.
DDORN.
MCLnAN-In Wingham, on March 23rd, to Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. McLean; a daughter.
On'n.-in Wingham, on March 25th, to Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Orr ; a daughter.
SMALL -In Blyth, on March 18th, to Rev, J.
L. and Mrs. Small ; a daughter.
DIED
JoRNsTolt.-1n Wingham, on March 22nd.,
Eliza J. Tooley, relict of the late James John-
ston, aged 71 years.
MANNING. -1n Clinton, on March 17th Lillis
Coats, relict of the late A. H. Manning, aged
48 years and 7 mos,
Ms onetm.-In Howick, on March 15th,
Catherine McTavish, daughter of J. H. Mc-
Tavish and wife of Wm. J. Mitchell, aged 49
years.
In a man
thing
as deep
e roots in
11 hope of
of eeif-
candor
r honesty
The road through a difficulty may be
rougher, but it is always safer then the
road around it,
When the ohuroh grate on this world
CANADIAN HOME CIRCLES
Wingham Circle, No. 434
Meets First Friday in each month, at 3
p. m.. in hall in Chisholm Block. Candidates
for cheap, reliable insurance solicited. Ask to
see our rates off any member or officers.
Ladies accepted at same rate as men.
REV. T. S. Borrx, Oxo. H. COOPMAN,
Leader. Recording Secretary
W. J. W YLxs, Financial Secretary.
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WANTED I
A GOOD FARM
fersale, Not particular aboutlocation.
Please give price and description, and
reason for selling. State when posses-
sion can be had, Will deal with owners
only.
L. Darbyshire, Box 084, Rochester, N.Y
to hear from owner having
SPRING TERM OPENS
April l st
CENTRAL
STRATFORD.. ONT.
Thoroughness is the key -note of
this institution. Our school stands
for what is highest and best in busi-
ness education. ' We have three de-
partments -Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphic. Our graduates
always succeed. If interested get
our free catalogue.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
PRINCIPALS,
Huron only
Sorillg St';ck Show
Clinton, A • ril 2, 1908
Entrance •- Fre , Admission
Free.
$69 in Prizes.
HO SES.
cly' sdalos
1st 2nd 2rd
Stallion, 3 years and o • er, $10 $6 $2
" 2 years and . der 6 4 3
8 ires
Stallion,�a years and ,ver 10 6 2
2
" years and •der 6 4 2
Pe Theron
, Best Percheron stall on 10 5
ackney
Stallion,0 years an. ovor 6 4 2
,. years and ndor 6 4 2
Hear Draughts
Brood Mare, registe Td 2 yrs & over6 4
rising 3years 5 3
rising 2 years 5 3
Gelding 3 years and over 5 3
Gelding rising 2 ye • rs 5 3
Team in harness 8 6
Family of 3 colts of 007 6 4
A rcultural
Team in harness, le prize, cultivator
value $40, donated y Taos, Murphy
agent for Deering • fg, Co
Brood Mare 3 years . nd over 1st prize
silver cup valued t 512, donated by
Molsons Bnnk
F•lly or Gelding ris ng 3 years 4
Filly or Gelding riei • g 2 years.....,. 4
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NOW OPEN
ENTER ANY DAY
Winter Term in AN departments of
the Central; Business College, To-
ronto, aloes splendid chances for
spending a few months pleasantly
and profitably.
Twenty-five teacher& Catalogue
free, Write for It. W. H. Shaw,
Principal; Il E. Shaw, Secretary,
Tenge and Gerrard Sts., Toronto.
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EXIMISEIRWARNII
ROYAL GROCERY
Pick/es
Pickles
Pick/es
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suit all tastes, and at all prices.
Have some of our Bulk Pickles ;
sour, 20o quart ; sweet, 25c.
Also a good line of Bottled Pickles
at 10c, 15c, 25c, 30o and 35o.
Team in harness 14 I lbs, and under. 6
R. • dsters
Stallion 15A hands a • d over 10
under 151, ha • ds
Carriage Horse in arness, equip-
ment considered
Roadster Horse in h,rness, equip-
ment considered 6
Carriage Team in, har • ess 6
Roadster Team in har . ss 4
Saddle Horse
Jumping over Hurdles. 8
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It is good.
PRODUCE WANTED.
Short : orns
Bull 3 years and over
Bull 2 years and under
Bull 1 year and under
Cow 8 years and over
Heifer 2 years
Heifer 1 year
Ages to date from September 20th
Herfo de
Bull 2 years and over
Bull 1 year and under
Cow 3 years and over
Heifer under 2 years
Polled A gus
Bull 2 years and ovor 5 3
Bull year and under...., 55 3
Cow 8 years and over
Heifer under 2 years 5 3
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Talk About
Your Annual Sales, your Clearing
Sales, your Slanghter Sales, your
Going -out -of -Business Sales, your
Stock Reduction Sales, and your
Stock • Taking Sales--- but we can
meet them all,
Just a few quotations :
Tomatoes, per can ...... :...... .10
Corm, 3 Cans *for. .25
05
Peas, 3 cans for
Pumpkin, 3 cans for
Wax Beans, 3 cans for
Sunlight Soap, 6 bars for
Tillson's 5 -lb premium packages
Oatmeal 25
20.1b pails G oldenette Pure Cane
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Syrup
104b pails (lcidenettePure Cane
Syrup ,
and other lines at equally low prices.
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QUALITY SECOND TO NONE.
AMIN
W. BONE
WINGIIASI, ONT,
Opposite new Bank of Coinmeroe
PHONE 115.
Dairy Cows and
Dairy Cow any age and bre 5 3
Fat Heifer, age considered 3 2
Fat Steer, age considered 3 2
2 Stock Steer Spears and u der 3 2
2 stock Heifers 3 years and under3
BWeepstalr s
Best Male any ago
Best Female any ace
Best 3 of any breed 2year•s a d under
with bull $5 Diploma
GRAIN AND EEDS
Fall Wheat any variety 3 2
Bag Michigan Amber, priz donated
by Jas. Fair, bag of Fair' famous
flour IF F F 1')
Oats, Black 3 2
Oats, White 3 2
Barley, two rowed - 3 2
Barley, six rowed 8 2 •
Peas
Timothy
Clover teed . 3 2
POTAT ES.
Potatoes, any early ver ety 3 2
Potatoes, any late vari ty 3 2
JAS. SNELL, JAS, FAIR, J. W. SHAW
President. Treasurer. Secretary.
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One Way
Colonist
Excursions
To the West
Commencing Feb. 29th and con-
tinuing daily until April 29th, 1908.
To the following points: -
Vancouver, B. C.
Spokane, Wash, 5 $47.75
Seattle, Wash.
Portland, Ore.
San Francisco. Cal. 1 $47.80
Los Angeles, Cal.
Mexico City. -$47.80
Tickets also sold to other certain
points in proportion.
Full information may be obtained
from Wm. Henry, Depot Agent.
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