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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-05-13, Page 44 TO ADVERTISERS *oe ot changes mast bo loft at this oiiioe not later than ;Saturday noon. The copy for ohangee mast be left not later than Monday evening. Casual advertisements accepted. up to moon Wednesday of each week. ESTABLISHED 1878 Twai NVIN(i ,AM TIMES. YES. B.IsLL1OT1 ?1TBttaut itAND PnorsstE.ion THURSDAY. MAY 13, Ian. - NOTES AND COMMENTS TOO MANY WOMEN SUFFER IN SILENCE When the Blood is Weak or Out of Order Disease is Inevitable. TILE WINGIIAM TIMES, MAY 13, 1909 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ $ Royal Grocery OUR SALES Many women go through life suffer- ing in Bilonoe--weak, ailfng and unhap- py. The languor and bloodlessness of girls sad young women, with headaohes dizzinesa and fainting spells; the nerv- ous ailments, ba'k pains and failure of strength of wives and mothers; the trials that coma to all women at the turn of lite, are caused usually by impoverished watery blood. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People have helped more women to the jay of good health and robeat strength than any other medioiue in the world. These Pills actually make new, rich, red blood, ereaches ved every part of the body, feeds the nerves, strengthens every organ, and makes weak girls and women bright and well. Mrs. A. Eagles, Dundee, Ont , says: -"I am writing this letter out of gratitude to let yon know 'the great benefit Dr. Williams' Pin ills have been to me. From the t'me I was a girl I suffered from weak ess and faint- ing spells -was always doctoring but it did not help me. As I grew older I seemed to grow wor6. My blood seem- ed literally tt;cno I would fai I suffered fr Sip t1Omentary eetimates for the car• rent fiscal year totalling $1.016 687, of , which $93 589 is chargeable to capital aocoar t, were presented ta Parliament on Monday by Mr Fielding. Hon. Mr Fielding's estimate in his budget speech that the revenue of the Dominion for the fiscal year closing March 31st last would be found, when j't MI returns were in, to be about eighty four and one half millions, has been ex- : geeded by over half a million. The accounts for the year will not be finally closed for a mouth or so yet, but up to the end of April the books of the Fin- ance Department show a total revenue of $85055,427. The general business situation in the west seems to be healthier and more en- .conraging than it has been for many months, and a confident tone is noted in the various departments of activity. The production of wealth has easily overtaken and passed consumption, and the surplus forms a basis upon which the toomniunity may work in liquidating old obligations and prosecuting further development. Growth and expansion are to be noted in all parts of the great territory between the lakes and the Pacific coast. o water, Sometimes often as twice a day. �- indigestion. I could not walk upstairs without stopping to rest on the way, and my heart would palpi- tate so violently as to produce a smoth- ering sensation. I grew so weak that people thought I was in consumption. I was in this dreadful condition when Dr, Williams' Pink Pills were brought to my attention and I began taking them. The first sign of benefit I noticed was an improvement in my appetite. Theu I began to grow stronger; the Dolor began to return to my face; the fainting spells disappeared and gradual- ly I was brought bank to a condition of more perfect health than I had ever en- joyed before. This is what Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills have done for me, and that they have been of lasting benefit is proved by the fact that it is several years sinoe they restored my health, and I have remained strong and well ever since." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a cure for all troubles due to Impure or watery blood, such as anaemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, headaches and backaches, indigestion, St. Vitus dance, paralysis, eto. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 Dents a box or six boxes for $2 50 from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Go., Brookville, Ont. The sub -committee of the Public Accounts Committee, appointed at the instance ot Mr. Ames to examine var- ious items entered in the books of the Finance Department as' being among assets which went to reduce the net debt of Canada, have presented their report to Parliament. As a result of their revision of the balance sheet assets totalling $1,987,646 have been written off as worthless. They oonsiet in the main of non-recoverable Interoolonial Railway accounts and the non-ool- leotabie claims against defnnot banks. The defunct Bank of Upper Canada is responsible for $1,417,726 of the total amount eliminated. It is many years since a similar house-cleaning of bad debts was undertaken. As a result the net debt of the Dominion will be increased by $1,987,646. ARE INCREASING EVERY DAY IN Teas, Coffees and Groceries They are always fresh and the best that can be bought. ALSO FRESH VEGETABLES FRUITS AND CAN GOODS. ++4-14+++++44 i° 4. 4. 4+ 4. VYYYYVYV V V VVesV V V V VYYV VVvvw r"nrtasslsAsarsas^MM^h"^^ reesposa 1• 4+ 4• Fresh Bread Every Day '`i, ® 4. tPHONE 27. PHONE 27. MI,L7 fH M'S Prdduce Taken. Phone 64. 4. 4. 3+ •},3.•i••1,.1•.1••H,},.I••r,q•.i•.1••p,r••A•A•A•b-1.4•.I••i•++4 J A1'rESTU\W N. Mr. John Fraser visited at Peter Scott's on Sunday last. Mr. Leonard Rattan spent Sunday with his parents near Lakelet. Mr.Thos. Tl att, of Jas.the right's on north,ravel road visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. MacDonald and Mise Denalda spent Sunday evening at Hugh Moses'. Rev. Mr. West, of Bluevale is expect- ed to take the service in Viotoria Hall next Sabbath evening. Mr. A, Pollock is still confined to the house, but we hope he may soon be restored to his usual health. Mrs. J Wadel, of Whitechurch visit- ed her sister, Mrs R. Hamilton, and mother, Mrs. E. Mulligan, a few days last week. Mr. Jas. Straohan's health continues to improve as his many friends will be pleased to hear and hope he will Boon be around once more. The weather is very backward for seeding although the early sown grain is it pearance and also the young clovers so e it seems there must be some growth. The Montreal Witness, Independent Liberal, which in the majority of in- stances, takes a very fair view of po- litical questions, of the Dominion's fi- nanoial position and Mr. Fielding's budget, says: Daring the regime of the Laurier government the national debt has increased by 865,462,006, but as the Transcontinental has consumed $52,- 574,000 of this, the debt has only in- creased at the rate of about $1,000,000 a year. Considering the wonderful ex- pansion of Canada during that time, and the absolute neteuary proportion of increased expenses to carry on the busi- ness of the government, this showing might have been much worse. Mr. Fielding, however, recognizes that in- creased economy is now in orders,and a curtailing of expenses, and he estimates that the outlay for 1909 will be less by $30,000,000 than for 1908. Consider- ing the many calls upon the exohegatr, this is heroio paring. Mr. Fielding was able to announce that there will be no immediate increase in taxation, bat it would be well for the country to recog- nize that incressd taxation threatens in the near future. Mr. Fielding is to be congratulated upon the fact that be was not intimidated into raising the tariff duties. It 1e lower duties instead of higher that the country will insist upon at the next revision of the tariff, whenever that may be. $1.00 Wheat ser Live Stock Markets. Toronto, May 10. -Union Stook Yards -Business was slow at this market to- day, but there was apparently no easing off in prices from last week's levels. There was a run of 67 care of stock, all told, nearly all cattle, and about half of them exporters. Owing to a move on the part of the management, to establish a regular Tuesday market for export cattle, those in the market were held over for Tuesday. The trade in butcher cattle was confined to a small nnmber of buyers, most of those present prefer- ring to await the regular Tuesday mar- ket at the Oity Cattle Yards, where there will probably be a larger offering of cattle of all classes. For these rea- sons the amount of business transacted was of smaller volume than usual. ; he run of small stuff, sheep, hogs, and calves was small in each case, the amount of business consequently not affecting prices. Hogs are quoted steady to firm out- side at $7.25 f. o. b. The ran was 67 loads, with 1,481 head of cattle, 24 sheep and lambs, 26 hogs, and 36 calves. The following are the quotations: Exporters' cattle- Per 100 Ibs. Ohoice $5 50 $6 00 Medium 6 00 6 05 Bulls.. ........... 4 50 4 75 Light 8 75 400 °owe 4 25 4 50 Feeders - beet 1000 pounds and up - 2 75 1 60 Meana good times - The farmer pays for all. When he is prosperous .A.11 other businesses are benefited. The winter is nearly over - Spring is close at hand. You have deoided to move to Wiugham- But there are practically no empty houses. It will pay you to buy one. We have studied the situation. Prices are certain to advance Within the next few months. Call and see us. We Dau convince you. We have the proofs- Aleo a good liet of desirable pro- perties Either in, or near, town At right prices, i Lawn Mowers, Lawn Hose, Lawn Rakes Call and see our Lawn Mowers, We have a C c stock on hand and PRICES LOWER THAN EVER, than other makes, but just the best. Ask your painter about it, y a K complete MY TRESCO The king of all wall finishes -no dearer Money to loan on farms at lowest rates. Ritchie 86 Cosells REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE. WINGHAM - ONT. C DUSiBANE---Ladies, call and secure n free sample `J of this sweeping compound. Keeps down dust -brightens up the carpet -kills moth germs, and does away with dusty Friday. Live and learn to burn LEHIGH VALLEY COAL All sizes in stock. r RICHARDSON & c MA/EAMAAOo/+/oIVCMANha>•,Jby/4rt/.A OPPOSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL. RAE. x 3 7 77 7 7 y 7 3 7 S 49WVWWVVVIOYN WVWW'VWVWWWWW ••••••••••••••••••••••••♦• • • • • • • 200 • • •••. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• rem-lemmasti, NEW OROCERYI 1 But why Our business is increasing every day, and we wish to thank the people of town and surrounding country for their patronage. Sir Edward Morris will probably have a majority of sixteen in the Newfound- land Parliament. pre- pared to supply the otty of London Adam Beck's company 14 ith two and a half milion gallons of wt.ter daily. Oapt. Peter 0. Haines, who shot and killed William E. Annie, on Long Islet d last Augnst, has bean Sound gailty of manslaughter. OCT �./ KS say consumption can he cured. Nature *bode won't do it, it meds help. SCOTT'S LMLLS1ON it the beat help, bet its use must be continued in emnw mal"' as well as winter. Tete it Ln a %KOS sola ssflM or wok Get a mallbottia flaw A$bcamati i -roar, aTANDARO.Oa THE W011 LC* wards 4 25 4 50 Stockers choice 3 00 bulla 2 00 Butchers' - Picked 5 25 5 35 Medium 4 GO 500 Cows.... ••• • • . 2 75 4 50 Bulls 50 8 50 EIogs- , 7 40 7 GO Best ..•••.. Lights....... ..... 7 15 7 25 Sheep- 500 Export ewes 3 60 Bucks.... 2 50 Culla Spring Lambe each.. '7 00 Calves. each . 300 Because we kee goods at right O + • • PROPRIETOR • WM. DORS • • - •••••++se+••000•+•Doe++N++ ••••N••••••••••NN•••••• ••••®••••••••••••••A••©•••• • g i e s i 6 Are you thinking of a .few rig this spring ? You'll make a mistake if you buy elsewhere without first seeing what we have here, in Open and Top Buggies, Carriages, etc. Something new and nobby in a surface -oak finish box. The latest in rubber tires, etc Materials, workmanship, and everything about these rigs fully guaranteed PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY • • • • • • • •• • • • • 4, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • :• • • Wingham Carriage Works The People's Popular Store WINGHAM, - ONT. Agents - Ladies Home Journal I(�RR be BIRD Agents-.- nomo Journal Patterns Great Big Clearing Sale Now On Prairie fires are doing muoh damage in Saskatchewan. Near Rush Lake one ohild was burned to death and the corpse of another consumed. Mr. W. B. Calder of Beamaville, who was stopped and robbed by a highway- man, followed the thief and affected his capture with the aid of a policeman. We also intend to serve Ice Cream, and hope to give per- fect satisfaction in this line. We want Choice Batter and Fresh Eggs. We're having a lively time at the Big Store this month in our House Furnishings Department. We're making Tremendous re securing Ru Reductions thei n supply andrices obright the peo- ple p new goods at prices lower than any ever quoted in Wingham. Tremendous Price Cutting in Window Shades. 84 Roller Window Shades, best colors, reg. 50e, 0 e, now 3now 9c c complete lete 108 " " with Lace Trimming 24 ,' " Lace and Insertion 90c, now 69c complete 10 " " Lace and Insertion $1.00, now 79e complete Big Cut in Prices of Curtain Poles. 15.e for 10c complete White Cottage Curtain Rods, reg. 25e for `LOc complete Oak and Mahogany Curtain Poles, reg 25e for 20c comlilete Brass Extension Rods, reg 20e for 14e complete 15c for 10e complete 1< GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS AND CARPET SQUARES FARMERS. -Don't forget that we are in seed business. The very best garden and field seeds from the most reliable dealers, Order "Special" varieties of seeds through us. The Railway Commission has ordered that stations and passenger care be re- gularly cleaned out and kept in sanitary condition. BOAR FOR SERVICE. The undersigned will keep for service on hie ppremises, Lot 18, Con. 1, Morr;36`;'.' s, (Bluovale Road) a thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar. Terms -$1, to be paid at time of service. T. M. Wingham P U. .iiiMMIMMI.SIIIMSOMMIMmINDsamOSEIMMIMMIMINNI..•••• -12.1110011111.11•••••••11.1...• %err 5 60 400 3 25 7 75 6 60 WIN s:rant MARKET IMPORTS Wingham, May 12th, 1909. Flet r per 100 lbs.... 2 80 to 3 25 Fall Wheat ........ 1 12 to 1 12 Ofatay .. POM........ 045 to 048 Baxley .... ..... 0 50 to 0 65 Peas................ 086 to 085 Batter dairy ............ 0 18 to 0 18 Eggs per dos 0 18 to 0 18 Wood per cord 2 60 t0 2 50 Hay. pgT ton 800 to 9 0(» Potatoes, per bushel, , 0 40 to 0 40 r, ....... 0 17 to 0 17 Live ROM., par owl750 to 750 PHONE 139. At It Again ! Having purchased the Grocery Business formerly owned by J. T. Lamonby, we desire to inform the people of Wingham and vicinity that we are prepared to supply all kinds of FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES AT REASONABLE PRICES, WE ALSO INTEND TO SERVE ICE CREAM and having before gained a favor- able reputation in this line, we solicit a share of your patronage. Fruits of all Finds in season. D. L. RUSH. CASH FOR 1ioos. phone 9, $1.50 Round Trip One way $1.00. Children half fare. Baggage free. GODDR.1C�11 to DETROIT Saturday, June 19th 9 80 A,st. CANADA TrnE, ITINERARY OF THE Eleventh Annual Excursion GODERICH-DETROIT JUNE 1909 Steamer Greyhound WHITE STAR LINE LEAVE DETROIT FOR GODERICH Friday, June 18th, 8 a.m. Central Time. Arrive Ooderieh 6:50 p. m, Special Train leaves Ooderich for Clinton and Way Stations to Stratford 11:80 p.m., on arrival of'steamei• from Moonlight Trip. LEAVE GODERICH FOR DETROITat Port Huron. Saturday, June 10th, 9.80 a. m., Canada Time, stopping Arrive at Detroit 5,00 p. m. (Sunday in Detroit, Toledo, Put -in -Bay or Cleveland.) A Special Excursion Train from Stratford the morning of June 19th, stop- ping at Mitchell, curl e n, Seaforth, h 9 �m and Holmeaville, andFrom wingbam, Beigrave, etc., take morning train, June 10th, connects at Clinton 8.40 a. m., with Special Train for Goderlch. Also a Special Excursion Train from Guelph, Elmira, eta,, via C. P. R. FROM DETROIT RETURNING TO Huron 1:80 m.Arrive Leave Detroit Monday, June 111st 1:00 p. m„ P ort at Goderich 8:90 p. m. Special Trains leave Goderlch 11.80 p. m. for Clinton, WinghamStratford, Guelph, Elmira, etc., on arrival of steamer from Detroit. FROM GODERICH RETURNING TO DETROIT Leave Goderich on last trip for Detroit Tuesday, Juned22nd, at 8:86 a, m, (Note the Time 8:50 a. m„ Time) Meals will be serred in the beautiful dining room for this Excursion at Sec. Lunch at the Lunch Counter. Gederich Band Moonlight Excursion at Goderich, 25e, Leave Dock 8:90 o'clock Friday evening, June 18th. Excursion Train M usual from Stratford and Way Stations, WHITE STAR LINE, E. H- AYER, Excur tea Agent The Exonrsion from Wingheal, Beigravo, Blyth and Londes- baro will be tinder the auspiots of °dart Maitland, Canadianand other partullt13 will be given u t wect k. e II ry Miii C"t"II Cxll�: WI�In Ci 1 CI s 1 L-04 70111:17711 Trailn .77:: 7.7 771 p^9 hie BURNED OUT W. G. Patterson's Jewellery Store Has Been Gutted By Fire. -Stock Ruined Customers need not be alarmed about their Watches and Jewellery which e were left for repairs, as they i ° were safe in the vault. 1 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. NOW OPEN For BUSINESS AND GIVING IMMENSE BARGAINS ! W. G. PATTERSON WINGHAM, ONT. 114 II 111 17 1141 I..l.,,.�,..,...£"1 I ,i