HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-10-22, Page 6[ raduate of Toronto Conservatory
of Music
ad Authorized Teacher of the Fletcher i
'ieiiio Method, Symplex and Hinder•
..°>xeten (having etmlied this method with
the orileenator, at the Synthetio School,
Ne'ty York),
Pupila prepared for Conservatory ex.
Rlrialtioos, both in Theory and Piano,
CLASSES OPEN 401 SEPT.
For information regartiii.g tuition,
rte., apply at her home, Minnie street.
MINOR LOCALS.
VICTORY IN RICHT.
It is generally onceded that than
Laurier Government will be sustained.
Conservatives now are producing figures
to show that the majority of Sir Wil-
frid Laurier will be reduced, and the y
take some comfort in this, but the most
enthusiastic supporter of the Cry" serve-
tive party no longer entetteiaaI he idea
that Sir Wilfrid will be defy ,ed.
To change the control of affairs at
this time, and hand these, over to Foster,
Fet7ler, Lefurgey, Il, Inlets, and
po8Eibly Roblin wad Bowser, dors not
Appeal to the Doe pie. There is no doubt
that the pee19.e of Ontario are opposed
to any suerchange, and from the ac-
counts received from all over the Do-
minion, this seems to be the view gen-
er&'iy entertained,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier has given to the
people many reasons why he is entitled
to further oenfideuce, and Mr. Bordon
has failed to put before the people any
sufficient reasons to induce them to act
differently. Stateemeuship upon ono
side and boendal mongering on the other
does not make the ohoice a very difficult
one. Canada will prooeed on her pros-
perous way assisted by a progressive,
u0o-date administration in the inter-
ests of all the people, and the verdict
on October 26, will be very prtinonnoed
upon this point.
--Thursday, Ootober 22.
--Surelay was the warm at day of the
Inc ath.
Repeat it:-"Shilch's Cure will e1. -
way's cure my coughs and colds.
-The Trues gives the news. Ask
7:41t. neighbor to subscribe,
--Messrs. Currie and Rtntonl 'shipped
ta oar load of horses to Winnipeg on
Tuesday.
Releat it:-„Shilch's Onri will al-
ways cure my coughs and colds "
-Entertainment in the opera horse
this (Thursday) evening, under auspices
43)2 Citizens' Band.
-D E McDonald, of town shipped a
CZ. load of cattle from.Teeswater to EVERYTHING GROWS BUT THE
DEBT.
'Toronto on Saturday,
-Mr. Jas. II. McGco, of the let line (Toronto Star.)
of Morris is improving after a Bevel
illness with typhoid fever,
-Teas may come, and teas may go,
lint "SaIeda" goes on -slowly, but
surely winning its way into the homes
of millions of satisfied users.
-Mr. Robt. A Currie has moved into
ne.w blacksmith shop on Diagonal
street. Mr. Currie now has one of the
bet shops in the district and bis num-
crone friends will wish him many yeera
of prosperity.
Ci ESOI.E E ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
Asimple and effective remedy for
SORE • THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene
Reith the soothing properties of slippery elm and fico-
oioc. Your druggist or from us, 100 in stamps.
1,eaumo, limas Co,, Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4or
The one thing that has remained al-
most stationary in Canada during the
last twelve years is the public debt.
In eighteen years of Conservative ad-
ministration the debt rose from $140,-
3132 000 to $258,497 000, en increase of
$118,000,000, or six and a half millions
a year. In eighteen years of Liberal ad-
minietration the debt rose from $258,-
497.000 to $277,961,000, an inorease of
$19,463,000, or $1,622 000 a year. More•
over, the population has increased
muck more rapidly in the feet eleven
years, so that the debt is now only
forty dollars a head of the population,
while in 1890 it was fifty dollars.
In 1896 it would have taken the to-
tal trade of Canada, and nineteen mil-
lions more, to pay off the national
debt. In 1908 the trade of Canada
would pay the national debt of Canada
twice over, and leave nearly ninety-five
millions to the good. The idorease in
the trade of Canada in the last twelve
years has been more than twenty times
as great as the increase in the debt of
Canada.
In the five years between 1900 and
1905 the value of the output of Cana-
dian factories was increased by $225,-
000,000, that is to say, the increase in
the output of factories in five years
was eleven times as great as the in-
crease in the national debt in twelve
TUE IVil (fl1AM TTh1E$ OO' 6BItt g2, 1908
aurssocuesomiseamosonsatonamossommossammallso
R.AIG'S FOR i OUR TRADE
Y.AR!
rIISS SPARL1NQlWE ANT
-D. McGillicuddy, formerly of the
Godertch Signal, and now of the Cu1-
gary News was on Friday last commit -
led fc.. trial Gu a charge of libel ing
B. 0. Edward, of the Calgary Eye
Opener, but was released on $5,000
-ase. Gen Pnippen, Game Warden,
has sold a large number of doer hunters
licenses and his supply is about exhaust-
ed. Parties who wish licenses will do
:,ell to Bee Mr. Phippon early so that
°io will know how many `more licenses
to procure from Toronto.
Repeat it:-"Shiloh's Coro will al-
waye cure my oonghe and colds."
-Mr. W. J, Sharpin severed his con-
nection with the Gorrie Vidette last
week and Mr. J. Stanley Lyons, of
Montreal, has taken charge.. Friend
Sharpin has our best wishes for his fut-
ure canoes and we are pleased to wel-
come Mr. Lyons to Huron County and
71.7111Bien sTioGoxe en. the Vidette.
PERSONAL.
Prepare for Cold Weather.
Our stock in the many different lines is full to overflowing, and the
time is approaching when customers will want their Fall and
,Winter supplies, Read carefully the lines mentioned below:
DRESS GOODS.: We show the, largest stook of the beet goods
to black and colors, in the most up-to-date
weaves, and at popular prices.
UNDERWEAR. -MEN -See our extra special line of Fleece at 50o
-tbe best on earth. LADIES' - A choice
selection, from 25o to $1 25. CHILDREN'S- The beet lines in All -Wool
and Union.
F1t,J Rs A large selection of the best goods from the most reliable
,_ ____ - manufacturers. Our $10.00 Special Saari is a dandy-
--you can't beat it.
COON COATS. -The best $50.00 Coon Coat in the trade.
Ladies' Fur and Fur -lined Jackets in the beet makes at close prices.
STAPLES. --That 25o Wrapperette for 10o is the talk of the
omitraoonntry.
WAFTED -Ali kindstrade trade
Butterr..nEgr 22o. Eggs o
gs, Beans, Poultry, Dried Apples,
Feathers
GOOD
GOODS e EKING. CHEAP
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Appointment of Financial Agent.
I hereby appoint Dadley Holmes, of
the Town of Wingbfeee in the County
of Her on, Solicitor, „My Official Agent
for me during th : ndieg election for
the electoral district of Beat Huron for
the House of Commons.
Dated this 19th day of October, A. D.
1908.
',+o tvole °-o glad tc have contributions to
this column from any of our renders. If yon
Lave .-!-iitora or purpose going away yourself,
drnp in and tell us, or fiend ns a note to that
et ect.
T. CHISHOLM.
Appointment of Financ aI Agent,
I, Archibald Hislop, of the Township
of Grey, in the Oe my f Huron, farm-
er, in pursuance a etion 237 of the
Dominion Eleotio Act, do hereby
declare that I have appointed John
Leckie, of the Village of Brussels, in the
County of Enron. a ratepayer and voter
for the electoral district of East Huron,
as my Financial Assent.
Dated et Brussels this 19th Ootober,
A. D. 1908.
eARCH. EISLOP,
Candidate.
years,
In the twelve years between 1896
and 1908 the deposits in the chartered
and savings banks of Canada rose
from $215,529,331 to $650,126,232, an in-
crease of $405 000,000, or a little lose
than the increase in trade. In 1896
the national debt was thirteen millions
more than the deposits. In 1908 the
deposits were twice as much as the
debt, and ninetyfive millions to spare.
In 1896 the bank discounts were
$224,507,000, or thirty-six millions less
than the national debt In 1908 the
bank discounts were $584,732,914, or
twice as much as the national debt, and
twentyaine millions to spare.
Between 1896 and 1907 the net life
insurance in force increased from
2327,800,499, to $689,324,506. The in-
crease of life insurance in force was
eighteen times as great as the increase
in the public debt.
Generally speaking, the figures show
that the debt of the country has re•
mained almost, stationary, while the
population has largely increased, and
its business and earning power have
'been doubled.
ale. Eci. Nash has returned home
itt woathampton.
Mico Ando Elliott, of Mildmay, was
-:,ieitiag at h A home in town, for over
It'ir. 7. H. Elliott has returned home
after spending the peat few months in
the West.
Dlr. B. A. Cruickshank, returned last
teed: from the West, where be spent
,nuntbf.
"Sr,). Geo. McTavish, of La Vallee,
'.'tie; Oeteele, is visiting with her
eetitet:, Mr. W. If. Green.
tt 7 . Ales 'P Pees, et iPV.I'n' wren Crp.g
Called to Nova Scotia this week to
dtteud the funeral Of laic brother, who
.'.uena c,,ieidai.. at the old home.
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aced Nl tp y
nnci roucli of late, but naturally
eliC1 1102 lief:(; to speak of it. Ey
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eatt i'r'uy, fiy t.► S lY iii xviit is
a regular hair grower, u per -
flat hair tones. The; hair stops
coming out, grows faster,
it eps soft our 1 srLooth.Ayer's
Hair Vigor cures sick hair,
makes it strong and healthy.
The belt kind of a toatimoria1-
"nolcl for over sixty
M1.1".b73." Jl I'e roarer1,Itoo&
,Aaeo?itlnn. exertAL'
SAGSAPAk1 LA.
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TEACHER WANTED.
For Union S. S. No, 7
Wawanosh. Applicati
tions and salary exoec
to Satre -day, October
mance with January, 1
"The 01d Southland Sextette" which
appeared in the Presbyterian church,
Smithville, recently, gave genuine eatis-
faetion to the large audience assembled.
The typical Southland melodies were do-
lightfully rendered, the humorous side
of the program was well received and
the soloists gavo evidence of rare in-
dividual talent. Particularly in the flub•
dued effects, the audience were held
spell bound. This cultured company is
a credit to the colored race. Rev. F. D.
Roxborugh,-In Baptist Church, Wing -
ham, on Tuesday evening, October 27th.
Turnborry and Bast
xis, stating gnalifxca-
0, will be received up
24th. Duties to nom -
09. Anply to
JA WinS g stn, P. 0
TEACHER WANTED.
Male teacher, second-class professtonal. pre-
ferred, for Lower Wingham school. Apnlica-
tions, with testimonials, and stating qualifica-
tions and Palary expected,, will be received by
the undersigned up to Satnrday. Oct. Best.
W . S. LINKT,ATER,
Secretarc-Treasurer.
Wingham P. O.
TOWN OF INGHAM
Notice is hereby give that a Court will be
held, pursuant to The Ontario Voters' List
Act, by his Honour th Judge of the County
Court of the County o. Huron, at the Town
Hall at the Town of • Ingham, ou
Tuesday, 27th
1008, at 10 o'clock a. x
complaints of erro
Voters' List of the
for the year 1008.
Dated at Wingham
1508.
Clerk of
day of October
CANADIAN HOME CIRCLES
Wingham Circle, No. 434
Meets First Thursday in each month, at 8
p. in. in hall in Chisholm Block. Candidates
for cheap, reliable insurance solicited. Ask to
see our rates of any member or officers.
Ladies accepted at same rate as men.
R. Awv1:, T. E. ROBINSON,
Leader. Recording Secretary
W. J. WYLis, Financial becretary.
., to hear and determine
and omissions in the
xnicipality of Wingham
his 13th day of October
The Great Schoo1
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Our past record and our present
grade of work stamps ns as the great
praotical training school of Western
Ontario.
We have three departmenta:-
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND,
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our graduates are is demand as
Business College teaohers as well as
office assistants. Individual instruc-
tion. Enter now. Large catalogue
free. Write for it.
ELLIOTT & thiACHLAN
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This is our growing time. Thus you find our
ever forwardpolicy , still further exemplified this
inauguration in the of a weekly festival of
bargains. Read our weekly announcement, study
it, profit by it, for every department contributes its
quota of GREAT BIG BARGAINS for Friday shop-
pers. Come early ---others will.
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unicipality of Wingham. i 4
MARRIED
STrAnT-GinhON.-At Bar•niken, Duns,
Berwickshire. Scotland, on October 9th, 1008,
by the Rev. Peter ',Nilson, M. A., Oreenlaw,
James Stuart, C. B., Glasgow, to Tema Agues,
daughter of the late Alexander L. Gibson,
Goderic'.x, and formerly of tie roxetor.
DIETS
Br,Acu.--In Windham, on October 16th, John
Black, aged 73 years.
MITCHELL -IR Turnberrv. on October 18th,
Hazel 'ileldred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wnx.
Mitchell, aged 10 years, 3 months and 3 days,
BAnnot°R,-In West Wnwanoah, on October
17th Catharine Martin, wife of Mr. John Bar-
bour 0811070 years, 1 month and 15 days
Ktt U IIIKiuhr.5.on October 8th, Catha-
rine relict of the late Norman Kerr, aged 78
years.
rllath. cDo*-In -Iu Cniro.. , on the th iust ,
Janet McDonald, aged 0' years and? months.
TAvI,cT.--In Culross on Octoner 13th, Ellen
Campbell, wife of ear. Arehibald Taylor, aged.
;.8 years, 8 months and 20 days,
CAnxl;n0N•-In Cranhrooi:, on October 11th,
John Cameron, aged. 03 pears, 1 month and 0
days.
FIAiLIDAY--In De`rcit, Mich., on October
15 tlx Arta 7... belove 1 daughter of P,Irs. J. H.
Ilal dn,.46 Iiecla avenue, and formerly of
Winghaul.
TAKE NOTICE.
VOLUNTEERS BOUNTY ACT,
1908.
WARNING TO P
CHASERS.
Every assignment of the right of a South
African Volunteer e titled to a land grant
must be by way of appointment of a substi-
tute and must bo in the form provided by the
Act.
Special attention is called to Sub -section 3 of
Section 5 oLthe Volunteer Bounty Act, 1803,
which provides that no assignment of the right
of a volunteer by the appointment of a sub-
stitute ::hall be accepted or recognized by the
Department of the Interior which is NOT
L•`_XECL'TEd AND DATED AFTER THE DATE OF`
THE WARRANT FOR THE LAND GRANT issued
by the Minister of Militia and Defence in favor
of the 'Volunteer.
J W. GBEENWAY,
Commissioner 05 Duda,
Lands, nOtwa,
28th September. 1008.
That J. S, Jerome, Dentist
is making beantifnl mete of
1l$tla teeth for eight dollars, and
inserting the Patent Airehainber, All
work gouranteed.
Office in Chitholtn Block, Wingham.
raa.1\13 MueOltalELI.
Incensed Aectloneer for the
County of Huron
It prep Tc_d to comluot li.etflon e lCs of all des
eriptiunt, c.peetally farm stock and imple-
ments, in any part of the country, on rea+on-
i11 be promptly and ciiteifiilly attended to,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep_ for service on his
premises, Lot 18, Con. I, Morris, (Bluevele
Road) a thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar.
Terms -$1, to bo paid at time of service.
T. M. iniham, P U.
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of last year are now enoying this
salary. Pcrhans we can help you
to receive this amount. Our now
Catalogue explains. Cut Out this
card, sign it and send to W. II.
Shaw, Central Business College,
'Toronto.
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CSNT_I$YSEM
SINGLE FARE FOR HUNTERS.
Now in effect to all points in Temagami,
points Mattawa to Port Arthur, to Geor-
gian Bay and Mackinaw Division; Port
Arthur via N. N. Co., and to certain points
in Quebec, New Brxmswick, Nova Scotia
and Newfoundland,
OCT. 22nd TO NOV. 3rd.
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Muskoka Lakes, Peuetang, M Lake
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of Bays, Maganetawan River, Lakefield;
Madawaska to Depot Harbor, Argyle to
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Coboconk, Lindsay to Halibu to , Sharbot
Lake via K. & P. Ry., and points from
Severn to North Bay inclusive. Return
limit on all tickets Dec. 5th 1008, or until
the close of Navigation, if earlier, to points
reached by steamers,
HUNTERS' SPECIAL.
Leaving Toronto 9.00 p.rnOct 29,130, 31
to North Bay, stopping at all., stations. Re-
p nt , lor.12,;13 14, anddspNorth
cial will leave
Callender 0.00 p. m. Nov, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
Pullman, baggage and coach accomodation.
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Single Fare for Dominion
EI 'tions.
Between all station in Canada. teeing
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tober 27th
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'H 'or tic24, 25, ROt g kets and further information rail on
W. Henry, Depot Agent, or J. D. Xenon -
old, D. P. A.. Toronto, Ont.
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Ladies' $8 and $10 Coats $4.99
This range consists of 36 light and medium
dark colored Mantles in fine tweeds, well
trimmed, loose or semi -fitted backs, sell,
ing regularly at $8 and $10. Friday. $4.99
Ladies' $10 and $12 Raincoats
$6.39
These coats are tailored garments of fine
English Cravenette, in light grey, dark
grey and fawn, plain and fanny clothe,
from 60 to 56•in. long, $10 and $12.
Friday 80.39
MILLINERY.
Quality, style, exclusiveness are the distinguishing features that make our Millinery Depart-
ment such a pronounced success. We solicit your inspection and promise you a pleasant surprise in
our moderate prices.
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Gents' Furnishings.
iMen's 20c Black Cashmere
Hose 12
The greatest drive ever in Men's fine blaok
Cashmere Hose, imported English goods,
generous in size, weight and quality. -
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Men's $1.00 Fancy Shirts 69c
Men's fine soft bosom Shirts, all new sea-
son's styles and patterns, Crescent brand
that will bold their color, sizes 14X to
18, reg. $1.00. Friday 69c
CLOTHING.
Men's $8 to $10 Suits $5.49
Men's medium and heavy weight Tweed
Snits in splendid variety of cloths and
styles, single and double-breasted. This
seasone latest and best productions, sizes
35 to 44, reg. $8 to $10. Friday-. ... $5.49
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25 only boys' Suits, sizes 26 to 32, a warm
winter weight, fancy tweeds. Well
made garments of high quality, reg. up
to $5.50. Friday • $3.29
Men's Raincoats $6.98
Men's fine Cravenette Raincoats in plain
and fancy effects, heavily lined, splendid
wearers, perfect fitting collar and should- -
ers, reg. $10 and $12. Friday `);6.98
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Silks, . Dress Goods and Staples.
50c Tamaline Silk 39c
5 pieces only of heavy quality Tamaline
Silk, exceptionally pretty shades in
cream, mauve, sky, brown andblack,39c
reg.,50o quality. Friday p yard
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$1.00 Black and Navy Serge 69c
Fine English Serge, fell 56 in wide and
every thread of firm worsted wool, good
weight, reg. $1.00 per yd. Friday 69c
64 -in Table Linen 39c
1 piece only fine Bleached Table Linen 64 -in
wide, smart,'noat pattern and a popular
O0o seller. Friday per yd 390
1212 Towelling 9c
500 yards pure linen bleached. crash Towell-
ing, nice even weave, heavy weight, reg.
12%. Friday per yard, .. .....
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A lot of 5 doz. Batik Combs, high or low
banks; plain, carved or set with brilliants.
reg. 50o and 75o. Friday, +. 35c
$1.00 to $1.25 Kid Gloves 89c
All sizes in this lot of greys, browns and
champagnes, genuine French make in
swede and bright kid, reg. $1,00 and $1.25.
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FUR DEPARTMENT.
We are out after all the fur trade to be done this season, and have gathered together the
largest assortment of furs in Huron County. Our absolute guarantee goes with every purchase.
On Friday we offer you one dozen only genuine sable scarfs„ of medium size, full fur,
trimmed with six tails. Regular $9.00 value for $3.99,
GROCERIES.
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Tomatoes 9c per can
Aylmer and
5 cases only of s, Peacock Brand,
Canned Tomatoes, reg. 12i2. Friday. 9e
Jello Powder 7c.
Jello Powder in all flavors, always sold at
10o, Friday's price per box.. 7c
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Watch our Thursday window display of Friday bargains and 'remember Friday is the one
and only day you can profit by these ridiculously low prices, And there will be many other bargains
awaiting you Friday.
Special Prices are cash only
ANNA BROS.,Wii ai
Produce as good as cash ; We want it.