The Wingham Times, 1908-07-30, Page 1VOMINION BANK
HEAD OFFIOE ; TORONTO,
'READ O iz= :
Hamilton, Canada
BOARDOF DIRECTORS ;
Hon. Wm. Gibson
President
J. Turn$ul1
Vice -President and Gen. Mgr.
Joha Proctor
George Rutherford
Iion.rJ. S. Hendrie, C.V.O.
Cyrus A. Dirge
C. C. Dalton
WIN GRAM BRANCH
C. IJ. SMITH, AGENT.
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DURING STOCK-TAKINO
Come and see these goods, you will be
glad you came.
go 3 dozen only, White Lawn and Mulle Shirt Waists, beautifully
t trimmed with lace, embroidery and tucks. A genuine snap, ,
. reg. $1.75, now $1.25; $1.50 now 99e; $1,25 now 7'5c; 750
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Capital paid up, $3,676,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $5,297,000
Total Assets, over 48,000,000
WINGHAM BRANCH.
Farmers' Notes discounted,
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal quarterly -end
of March, Jane, September and Deoem•
ber each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager
R. Vanstone, Solicitor.
Multi -Millionaire.
Perhaps the most extravagant ex-
preseion of a fond parent's love is to,
be found in the fairy estate being ore•
ated near Chicago for young Lolita Ar-
mond, daughter of J. Ogden Armour,
one of the world's money kings. It is
.y believed that this fairy land will cost,
when completed between $10,000,000
4 and $15,000,000. There Lolita will have
her own woodland, filled with vines and
wild flowers, and the forests will teem
a with all kinds of animal life. The
4 grounds will be dotted with lakes and
t waterfalls, the waters will be etooked
with fishes of many varieties, and upon
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. the surface will ply yachts, electric
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launches and other boats of various
4 kinds. Briefly, this .nine-year-old girl
4 will be provided with the most beautiful
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A palace of modern times, filled with
4 every comfort that money can buy, and
4 surrounded by such a dreamland as only
4 the minds of the greatest landscape
4 engineers could devise.
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THE MAN WHO ROSE FROM
NOTHING.
Around the world the fame ie blown
Of fighting heroes, dead and gone;
But we've a hero of our own -
The loan who roe from nothing.
He's a magician great and grand;
The forest, fled at hie command;
And here he said, "Let cities stand l" -
The man who rose from nothing.
And in our legislative hall
He towering stands alone, like Saul,
"A head and ehonldere over all," -
The man who rose from nothing.
His efforts he will ne'er relax,
His faith in figures and in facts,
And always call an axe an axe,-
The man who rose from nothing.
The gentleman in word and deed;
And short and simple is his creed;
"Fear God and help the soul in need!"
The roan who rose from nothing.
Ia other ]ands he's hardly known,
For he's a product of our own;
Could graze a shanty or a throne, -
The man who rose from nothing.
Here's to the land of lakes and pines,
On whish the sun of freedom shines,
Because we meet on all our linea
The man who rose from nothing.
-Alexander McLachlan
A RELIABLE LOCAL
SALESMAN
now
Black Sateen Tucked Waists, reg $1.25 for
Ladies Whitewear; Underskirts, wide, fancy, very
$2,00 for $1,75; $1.50 for $1.25; $1.i,5 for
pretty, reg
EDrawers, Corset Covers and Night -Dresses at cost. 4
, s DRESS MUSLINS-Positively must go at any cost, reg. 30e for
ti 1>. 20e; reg. 20c for 15e, and 15e for 10 .
CORSETS -A bargain in Corsets, celebrated D & A Corset,,,
straight and cured fronts, lace trimmed, easy fitting. reg.
$1.00 for 75e, reg. 750 for
t GLOVES -Long black and white Lisle Gloves, reg.
UNDERSKIRTS -Black Sateen Underskirts, must
• out. Extra wide, pleated Skirts, reg. $1.50
wide skirts with flounce and ruffles, reg. $1.2
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wanted for Wingham and adjoining
country to represent
"Canada's Oldest and Greatest
Nurseries"
CAR:T'ER'S
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PILLS.
'While business in some lines may be
dell, farmers were never more encour-
aged as regards fruit $,swig$
than
at
the present season. High prices for all
classes of fruit have been obtaine3 the
past season. and there is as a consega•
ence, an increased demand for nor•
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Our stock is complete in every depart,
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ment including a new fiat of specialties
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The right man will
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SIIOES-1220 pairs Shoes to be cleared out at each • • 50 1
TOWELLINGS-A snap in Towellings, 23 -in, wide, pure linen, 10
be cleared
now $1,20;
5 for. $1,00,
reg. 12c for
tLaces, Embroideries, Belts and Collars, greatly reduced.
We sacrifice these goods to make room for Fall Goods,
:reap the benefit.
Highest prices paid for produce. Come and see us.
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Fireworks ,:ach vening. i
, ATHLETIC DRI.: i RIONDAY, SEPT. 14 i
London's Popular Fair.
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REDUCED RATES on ALL RAILROADS
> •Programmes, and all
Entry
Forms,
Prize Lists,
information given on application to
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STONE & WELLINGTON
Foothill Nurseries
(850 acme CANADA.
TORONTO,
W. J. REID, President.
A. M. HUNT, Secretary.
London, Sep. 11-19
Fresh Fish
Friday.
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THE WEALTH OF NATIONS.
(Montreal Witness,)
From time to time we hear painful
howls about Canadian imports exceed-
ing Canadian exports, and there are
awful jeremiads about our adverse
balance of trade. Ae a matter of fast,
however, we have over and over again
shown that the wealthy, progressive
countries as a rule import more than
they export, revealing a profit on their
oommeroe and finance and that the
reverse is the case with poor, taokward
countries. Great Britain imports far in
excess of het exports yearly, and yearly
grows more wealthy, the excess consist
ing of profits on sales, interest from
oversea investments paid in goods, what
British ships earn abroad as the world's
marine carriers, and money or goods
paid for other servioee. It oughto'to be
plain enough that if one receives con-
stantly more than one pays out one
Must be growing wealthy, and vice
versa. Take a simple example. A ship
leaves the shores of Great Britain carry-
ing
arrying goods abroad to the valve of half a
million dollars, and these goods sae dis-
posed of at a profit of a quarter of a
million dollars. In the Board of Trade
r ,turns for the year this transaction
would appear as: Export,, $500,000;
imports, $750,000. On the other hand,
if, on the return trip the vessel should
sink, the imports would be wiped out
and a fine balance of trade would ap-
p ear, wherein the exports would exceed
the imports by $500,000. The same
principle would apply, of course, to
transaotions few or many.
I have made arrangements for
weekly shipments of Fresh
Fish, and will be able
to supply them
Every Friday.
All orders will receive prompt
attention.
THE WELL-GROOMED GIRL.
CURE
Sick Bea k:oho and relieve all the troubles Incl.
dent to a bilious stats or teo systtnl, such es
Dizziness Nausea, Drowsiness. IDistress utter
eating, Pain in Vie Site, R•,. While their mast
remarkable success has been shown Gi curing
SICK
Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills aro
equally valuable In Constipation, curing and pre.
venting this annoyin"comp'iaiut. while theyalse
correct all disorders off the stomach, Aim .r.t^.the
liver and regulate the bowels. Evenif they only
HEAD,cured
Ache they would he almut prlcelces to those who
Buffer from this distressingcomplaint; but fortis.
nately their goodness does not mai here,ana those
who once try them will find these little pills valu-
able in so many WW1; tht.tthey v ill not be wil-
ling to do without them. But after all sick head
ACHE
Is the bare of so many lives that hero Is whero
we make our great bout. Our pills cure it soils
others do not.
Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe
purge, but by their gentle action please all w
nee them.
OAETBII HUMUS CO., NEW YOU.
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FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SEE.
In making his annual appeal to the
readers of Ontario newspapers for in-
formation whish will enable him to
locate the children and youths of both
sexes who are eligible for admission
as pupils or the School for the Blind
at Brantford, Principal Gardiner asks
THE TISMIES to call public attention to
the need for some institution where
the adnit blind may be instructed and
employed. General experience has
demonstrated the inadvisability of
combining a workshop for adults with
a school for children under one man-
agement, yet the blind adults who
far outnumber the school age, should no
longer be neglected. In New York
State it has been ascertained by careful
inquiry that out of 6,008 blind persons
only 584 , or 9 72 per cent. of the total
number, are under 21 years of age ;
3,103, or 53.14 per Dent are over 60 years
of age; while 1,375, or 22.88 per cent.,
are between the ages of twenty one and
fifty -in the prime of life and capable
of being rendered in whole or in part
self supporting. It is probable that
the percentages in Ontario are similar
to those in New York. Many lose their
sight by accident after passing school
age ,and many who have been blind from
birth or childhood need help and direo•
tion in order to work profitably. In
California, Connecticut, the District of
Columbia, Illinois, Indiana, Massaohu•
setts, Michigan, New Jersey, New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wiscon-
sin, workshops or "homes" have been
provided, and in Washington,
Colorado
and other States the matter has been
taken up by women's Clubs and other
philanthropic ladies, whose influence
upon public opinion and the Legisla-
tures will certainly effect the desired
result.
The first necessity is to get an ac•
curate knowledge of the faots, and to
this end Mr. Gardiner will gladly re-
ceive information relating to blind resi-
dents of Ontario of all ages (names and
post -office addresses.) Those under
twenty-one years of age, not deficient in
intellect, and free from disease and
physical infirmity, who are blind, or
*hose sight is so defective that they are
unable to read ordinary type and attend
a school for the seeing without serious
injury to the sight, should attend the
school at Brantford,whioh is maintained
by the Provincial government for their
benefit. A letter or post pard, address
ed to the Principal, will receive lame•
diate attention.
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CLUBBING
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To be a well-groomed girl you must
n ever have a missing button.
Gloves must be unripped and immac-
ulately Olean.
Shoes must be polished and never run
down at the heels,
Clothes must be brushed when taken
off; then there is no temptation to wear
them nnbrushed the next time beaus,
of hurry.
Ribbons, laces, rnchings, must always
look as if new. If they are not they
are made to appear so by careful reno-
vating.
Your clothes must never miss connec-
tion. Belts must be fastened securely
in plaoe, hooks and eyes must not gap,
collars must not be pinned awry or
with pins that do -not match,
Your underolothing must be suitable
for the occasion on which it is to be
worn. You must never be guilty of
wearing a bedraggled petticoat under a
cloth suit.
Ragged finery must be an utter impos-
sibility to the well-groomed girl; in
fast, finery at all, except in its appro-
priate place in the house or at more or
less formal entertainments mast be
avoided,
THOS. FELLS
BUTCHER.
FARM ERS
and anyone having live stock or other
articles they wish to dispose of, should adver-
tise the same for sale in the Tions. Oar large
oiroulation tells and it will be strange indeed e
that youwilltsell because you maygaskmore
Mr the article or Stook than it Is worth. Send
your advertisement to the TAME and try this
plan of disposing of your stook and other
articles.
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The Deadly House Fly.
The house fly is an active agent in
spreading cholera, typhoid fever, tuber-
culosis and dysentery. It carries the
germs of these diseases to the food
supply. One uniform method can not
be adopted everywhere for the eradica-
tion of flies, but some of the following
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Was Troubled With His sat of rules will apply in every locality
and will prove effective:
Back for Over Twenty., 1. Do not allow any decaying organic
material of any sort to accumulate on
five Years your premixes. Abolish all antiquated
sewage systems and instal new.
2. If your cellar is damp, clean out
the dark corners at frequent intervals
and apply lime,
3. Pour kerosene into the drains, and
also treat crith kerosene all waste
material not intended for fertilizing
purposes.
4. Kitchen waste intended as food for
hogs or other animals should be re•
nioved and used daily.
5. If kitchen waste 18 deposited in
large cane it should be c
sliest
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bast
once a week.
6. Haul out the manure and spread it
oo the soil every day, or, at the outside,
every week.
7. If inconvenient to haul the manure
out at short intervals, sersen the pile so
as to exclude flies, or trent it with itero-
sdne or lima,
8, !Keep tip the Work of destroying
a•iult files by the usual methods,
Got Him Every Sind of Medicine, But
DOAN'S KIDNEY
PILLS
FINALLY CUBED HIM
Mrs. II. A. rippers Fesserton, Ont.,
writes: -I can certainly
reeommend your
yd had
beentro troubled Kidney Pills, is back for over twen-
ty-five years. I got him ovary kind of
medicine I could think of, but they did
him no good. A friend advised him to get
Some of Doan's Kidney Pills, so he got
two boxes and they cured hint completely.
IIo feels lisle a new man, so he says, 1tn'1
will never be without a box of Doan's
Marley Pills in the house.
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dealers, or will be mailed direct on receipt
of price by The Doan Kidney Pill Co.,
Toronto, Oat,
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