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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-04-22, Page 4House Cleaning Made Easy Bay the beat cieauers, you can get to make your work light. Try the goods we advertise. Klenzine Washing Powder - - 10o Ammonia Washing Powder 50 to 10o Bon Ami, the modern cleaner 2 for - - - 25o Naptha Powder, per package - 50 Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for - 25c Sapolio for cleaning and polishing loo Monkey Brand Soap - • 50 Liquid Ammonia, large bottle - 10c Royal Chloride Lime - - lOn Powdered Borax - • - 5o Life Buoy Disinfectant Soap - 50 Brushes, Brooms, Daubers, Soap, Soap Ohips and Lye. Garden and Field Seeds. We are headquarters for Seeds May's Seeds 15 packages for - 250 Rennie's Seeds 10 packages for - 25o Ferry's Seeds 6 packages for • 25o Field Corn the best varieties New Seed Potatoes, the beet on the market, very early. Giant Yellow Intermediate Man- gold. Mammoth Lang Red Mangold. Giant Imperial Sugar Beet. i immegesasenummutieli TO ADVERTISERS of ohangea mast he left et thi* Ofdee not later than Saturday noon. '11.O Dopy for changes must be left not litter than Monday evening, Clxsual. advertieemnta accepted up to noon Wednesday of eaele week, ESTAletaitSuLp 197-0 THE WINfiliAM TIMES. . E141,1OTT, Po 131,I set oPaorns eOP THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1900. NOTES AND COMMENTS In the course of a speech at a baognet endered him by the Reform Club of ontreal, Hou Mr. Graham said the tereolonial was to be put under a Alniiiesion consisting of Messrs. Tiffen, ottiuger, Butler and Brady. Mr, Tit. n ie now of the C. P. R. and Mr, But - r is deputy Minister of Railways Mr. rahem further said, that the Georgian flay oanal is to be the next great work undertaken by the Government. A return tabled in the Oommone on Monday ehowe the liberal way in which Parliament has been granting railway charters in the past twenty Teem ExoInsive of charters granted to the Cauadian Paoiffe, Grand Trunk, Grand Trnnk Peoifio, and Canadian Northern, 203 charters have been grant- ed to railway companies, authorizing an aggregate construction of 63,809 miles. Of the total number of oompanies incor- porated only 26 have constructed any portion of the railways authorized, and 86 charters have lapsed. Eighty -Dight charters have been given one extension of time, 42 have received two exten- sions, and 18 have reoeived three or more exteneione. MORRIS. Dr. F, Lambie, Mre. Lambie and baby, of Toronto, were visiting old friends in Morris and Brussels. He holds a good position as lecturer and demonstrator in the Ontario Veterinary College. Thursday evening, April 8th, Miss Lillian Eellington, formerly of the 3rd line of Morrie township, was united in marriage to Wm. Arthur Stanbnry, of Stanley township. The ceremony was performed at the Ontario street Metho- dist parsonage Clinton, by Rev. W. E. Kerr. The numerous relatives and old friends of the bride in this locality will wish her and her husband many happy proepeeous years. THE VGINGH'A.M TIMES, APRIL 22, 0909 A Grateful Woman Tells of the remarkable cure Or. Williams' Pink Pills Wrought in Her Case ---Had. Under- gone Four Operations Without Help. A former well known Morrisite passed away at Deloraine, Man., on Good Fri- day, in the person of James Patch, who has resided in the West for the past 10 years. He had been ailing for the past few menthe with congestion of the liver and kidney's, Mr. Petoh wits born in York Go., Ont„ where he was married nearly 50 years ago to his now bereft partner, Misa Sarah Pearson. They lived at Ingersoll and Blyth before mov ing to Morris 28 years since, Four sons (Wm., in Oregon; Walter and Joe, at Deloraine; and Sitio. of;Brussels) and two daughters (Mrs. Cowan, of Boston; and Mrs. Sisley, of Agincourt, Ont.) survive. Mr. Patch adhered to the Methodist Church and was a Conservative in poli- ce. He was buried in Deloraine on "The physician attend- ing me prescribed, on my rallying from an attack of rheumatism, your Scott's Emulsion, which I have been taking every winter since. I find it most valu. able in strengthening and building up one after a severe illness. I have not had rheumatism since the time mentioned above and I owe it to your most valu- able Emulsion. It is my life now, and makes me strong and healthy." ---R. PICARD, Grand Ligne, Quebec. For two hundred years be- fore Scarfs E.nrurseorr came Cod Liver Oil was used for rheumatism. Scott's Emulsion is moclernited Cod Liver Oil; the purest and best oil partly predigested, made palatable and suitable for the most delicate child or invalid. It enriches the blood, tones up the entire system, arid drives out rhetftnatisni. Ai,1, nirtraters79 kLott Fr send }ons Deet' of Mr. Marti /Mote and other itkrattrr on the gab. 1 kat. A Pohl 04nd. le.aii0atng 4hb paper, e. is rano/oat. Wallington SCOTT a DOWSE Mato i at.. ' W •ranee 1 When women approach that critical. period in their lived known as the turn of life, they do ea with a feeling of ap- prehension and uncertainty far in the manner in which they pass that crisis determines the health of their after life. Daring thio most important time in the lite of a woman, her whole aim ahonld be to build up and strengthen her sys- tem to meet the unmated demands upon it. Devotion to family should not lead to aegleot of self. The hard work and worries of household cares should be avoided as far as poseible. But whether she is able to do Chia or not, no woman should fail to take the tonic. treatment offered by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which will build up her blood and for- tify her whole system, enabling her to pass this critical period with safety. We give the following strong proof of what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are oon- stantly doing for suffering women. Mrs. Margaret Wood, Southfield, N. B., eaye:—"Some years ago I became a victim to the troubles that afflict so many of my eex, in the very worst form. The doctor in charge neithethrough medicine nor local treatme, gave me any help, and he decide that I must undergo an operation i - was to have any relief. Daring the next two years I underwent four suo%essive operations. Daring this ti .' in I . ad the attention of some of the be t ph: sioians. From ench operation I r .e ed some benefit, but only of short .. ation, and then I drift- ed bank into the same wretohed oon- dition as before. During all this time I was taking medicine to build up my system, but with no avail. I was re- duced to a mere skeleton; my nerves were utterly broken down. My blood. was of a light yellowish color, and I was so far gone that i took spells in which. my lips, fingers and tongue would seem paralyzed. I cannot begin to exprees what 1 suffered and went through in those two years. I was oompletely discouraged and thought I could not live long. Then on the urgent advice of friends I began to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and after some weeks perceived a change for the better. I continued to take the Pills for several months gradually growing stronger and suffering less, and in the end found my- self once more a well woman and enjoy. ing the blessing of such good health as I had not known for years, I now al- ways keep these Pills in the house and after a hard days work take them for a few days and they always seem to pat new life and energy in my body. 1 einoerely hope my experience may be of benefit to some other suffering women." Dr. Wiliiame' Pink Pills are sold by all dealers in medicines or will be sent by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2 50 by addressing The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. Sunday last. Mr, Petoh was an honest, honorable man who enjoyed the esteem of the community, He was 74 years of age. Mrs, Petoh is in very poor health we are sorry to hear, having been in the hospital, Winnipeg, nearly all last wint- er. The bereaved family will share in the sympathy of many old friends in this locality. The Council met according to ad- journment on April 12th. Members all present; the reeve in the chair; minutes of last meeting read and passed. A oommunioation was received from Barrister Holmes, of Wingham, on be- half of Meaers. Campbell and Casemore in respeot to the bnilding of the propos- ed new bridge at the stone school house, olaiming that they have sustained damage by the present bridge having insufficient space for the flow of water and stating that unless the Oounoli erect a bridge equal to the present one ds re- gards water space they will take pro- ceedings and will apply for an injuno- tion to restrain the council from going on with the work and will also ask for damages for injuries already reoeived. Moved by Johnston, seconded by Mc- Cracken. that we give the matter our consideration.—Carried. Tenders for the building of oonorete abutments were received from J. Gaff- ney, J. J. Looboy, Geo. Barclay, and Vint & Love. On motion of Shortreed and Johnston, the tender of Vint & Love at $3.95 per cubic yd. with atone and $4 20 without stone was accepted. Mr. A. T. Cole appeared in reference to a drain on road side at lot 7 on 6th con. line. On motion of MoCraoken and Shortreed, the Reeve and Conn. Wilkinson were instructed to attend to the matter. The Engineer's reports on the Hammel and Smith drains were reoeived and no opted and ordered to be read on May 10th at 2 and 8 o'clook respectively. Accounts were ordered to be paid as follows: --Duff & Stewart, repairing Rattan's bridge, $63.18; F. Aitken', as per Niohslson order on Bilison drain, $78; Treasurer, Brussels, hall rent for Div. Court, V. By Lax+, No, 3, 1909, was duly read and passed. On motion of lifcCraoken and John- Itori the Cannon then adjourned to meat again on May 10th, at 1.80 p. M. W. ()teem, Clerk. r► , Ove Stoelt DYwrlteta. Toronto, April I0.–»Drovers and buy- ers were far apart at the Union Stook Tarda to -day, when it name down to a matter of prices, and the result was: that the market was dull in comparison with a week ago, The difference lay in the foot that many unfinished cattle were offered for sale, and added to this was the demand of the drovers for stiff prices, in many instances beyond those of last week. Boyers held firth and the effeot was that "a drop of from ten to fifteen ciente" was not an uncommon report an the market. The have ap plies to butcher cattle, as the demand and supply of exporters are so =oh at variauoe with respect to deliveries that this grade held firm at about the same prices as quoted last week. Sheep and lambs were scarce on the market, bat the figures show no change ovet last week. Hogs are somewhat firmer, being quoted at as high as $7 20 at outside points. This prise, however, has been obtained only in few instances. The run to -day amounted to 54 Dare, with 1,196 cattle, 33 sheep, 12 hogs and 51 calves. The following are the quotations: Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs. Choice $5 25 $5 50 Medium 5 00 5 25 Bulls 4 25 4 50 Light 3 75 4 00 Oows 4 25 4 50 Feeders— best 1000 pounds and up- wards 4 26 4 50 Stockers choice 2 75 3 00 " bulls1 50 2 00 Butchers'— Pioked Medium Oows. Balla liogs— Beat ... 7140 Lights 7 15 Sheep— Export ewes 4 50 Bucks,,.. 3 50 Culls ... 2 50 Spring Lambe each,. 5 00 Calves. each. .. , , 3 00 Two hundred people of Ada, 0klh., nearly all Of theta said to be of the better clads, took four wealthy land owners and cattlemen from jail and lynched them, The Mitres Charged 1 against these cattlemen was the murder of a tiriited Staten Marshal. One of the men lynolled bore the reputation of a "bad man," and hs said to ham killed Worn ten to thirty rnen In his time, IP 4 85 4 50 3 25 3 50 5 25 4 75 3 75 4 00 5 00 400 3 26 6 00 5 50 WIWGRAM MARKET REPORTS Wingham, Apr. 21st, 1909. Flor r per 1001bs..,....... 2 80 to 3 25 Fall Wheat ......,. 1 05 to 1 05 Oats, 0 42 to 0 45 Barley .... .. 0 50 to 0 55 Peas ,,..... 0 82 to 0 82 Butter dairy ,.., ......,, 0 18 to 0 18 0 17 to 0 17 250 to 250 8 00 to 9 00 050 to 060 0 16 to 0 16 700 to 710 Eggs per dos Wood per oord Hay , per ton Potatoes, per bushel, Lard ... Live Hogs, per owt CANADIAN I+`AN PAC ■ NO CHANGE OP CARS GOING TO Western Canada ON C. P. R. Homeseekers' Excursions Special Trains from Toronto April 20th and every 2nd Tuesday until September 21st. Low Round -Trip Rates. Colonist and Tourist Sleeping Oars. For copy of Homeseekers' Pamphlet, rates and full information, ayply to 3. H. BEEIdER, Agent, Wingham. 1 1 1 1167 ..Il7 C'hl dim 11 :I IV17 LI JII: 7 617 011667 1w 46 LIMI 1; II rld "Ill. W. R. PATTERSON WINGHAIVI, ONT. BURNED OUT W. G. Patterson's Jewellery Store Has Been Gutted By Fire—Stock Stock Ruined Customers need not be alarmed about their Watches and Jewellery which were left for repairs, as they were safe in the vault. faSilialigill1111111kingliCa■ We will be greatly obliged if those owing us will please settle at once, as we are at a great loss, and need the money. WE WILL BE OPENED UP for business again in a few days, as soon as repairs are made. II 1 I7 17 7 11 1 YI II!I 111117 1Ig17 1111 411: I'w': :Ill ! fee 1111111 1 1111111 1JiiIE Cllyl7 YIIII t4�7 C;SII7 WAIT FOR, BARGAINS ! iul C616C 11113 :IIII: .1111: C' CI67 1,1 V 01;1,7 C :IIIIi1 ENV .13 CIi�3 The People's Popular Store WINGHAM, ONT. Agents- Ladies Home Journal KURR & BIRD Agents— I fonte Journal Patterns Bargains • in House Furnishings A quantity of Roller Window Shades, regular 50o each. On sale thin month at 390 complete, Window Shades all etyles at close prices. A quantity of White Cottage Curtain Rods, regular price 15o. We're offering just now at each - • - 10e MIPS Brans Extension Rods, regular 600 rods for - - - 440 Brass Extension Rode, regular 20c rods for - 14e Brass Extension Rods, regular 15c rods for - ' - • 1Go Buy early and get your share of the bargains. Oak and Mahogany finished Cnrtatn Poles. Carpets, Carpet Squares, Rugs, Matting, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Stair Oilcloth, Stair Carpet. Splendid value in Oartains, Chenille, Damask and Lace Oartaine, Another Saturday Bargain 40 Plain Glass e4 gallon Pitohers, regular price 35o eaob, On Saturday only, each - 19a About half price, one day only Ilimessomemanommionewinsun CENRAL STRATFORD., ONT, With twenty-two years' experi- ence to its credit this college is recognized as the greatest praotical training school in Western Ontario. Three departments: Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphy. Onr olaemee are the largest, our courses most praotical and our in- etruotors experienced. Our gratin - Mee are assisted to positions and auooeed es none others. Enter now, Get our free catalogue. ELLIOTT & McLACHIAN PRINCIPALS. U ANO TRUNK"' SYSTEM Next Homeseekers' Excursions; All rail via Chicago. May 4th (Via Rail and Seat) Steamer leave' 13arnfa 3 80 p. tn, May 19111. Winnipeg and retnrn MAO Edmonton earl, return 8342.510 Proportionate rates 10 other pointe in Western Canada. Ticket' good for 60 days. Far fall information as to rates, tante', ate., apply to W. Henry, Depot Arrant, or address j. D. Mo. Donald, i). P. A„ Toronto. vwvvVv VVWWVVVVVWVVVVlr,t,ro,RAf A%AAAAAAA RNeAAnn f Read About it. Think About it. f 1OO°4 Pure j Iartill-Sellour House Paints There are many brands of paint on the market-- { but there is only ONE brand sold under guarantee (subject to chemical analysis) to be 100 % Pure i Senour's Floor Paints. 16% FLOOR VARNISH Dries hard witha beautiful gloss in one night. RICHARDSON & RAE. } PHONE 27. OPPOSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL. PHONE 27. 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SILKS The new Poilette Silks in all shades at pery and r. 2 only pieces Black Taffeta Silk, guaranteed, f world beater, at - - Our Black Chiffon Taffeta, is a beauty, at - a r 4 i 75c 75c 4 r 5oc 1 ...ml,• 4 GINGHAMS. -4 r! 4 Anderson Zephyr Ginghanis in all the newest i 41 designs at special prices, also a fine range of linen Suitings 1 and Vestings. 4 Our values in these ' lines cannot be surpassed. Seeing is conviction. 4 iTh. A. MILLS PHONE 89. . WT 'WHAM, ONT. Lig4461“4“444144:464404,44 liMM AA i