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T�TiIT E8DAY, A1J UST 26, 1909.
CONSERVATIVE PARTY SPLIT.
TUE WINOIIAM TIMES, AUGUST 2, 1909
WEAK STOMACH
BRINGS MISERY h400eadIIQofg8 (aantticd305, 1(,410!eccesh. eep and lambs,
to $5,00.
To -day's run was 78 loads, with 1,343
The following aro the quotations:
Exporters' cattle- Per 100 lbs.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Restore Ch°ice $5 25 $5 80
Despondent Sufferers to
Itl
Upon moat public questions the Con-
servative party is hopelessly split.
Even on the subject of so called scan-
dals there is no unanimity. Col. Sam.
Hughes, M. P , and Mr. Borden cou•
aider the Ross rifts a. splendid weapon,
Col. Worthington, Conservative let P.,
Mr. Northrup, Oonservative M. P., and
others say the rifle is no good. Mr.
Foster contends that Sir Wilfred Laur-
ier stated that the Grand Trunk Pa-
cific could be built for $13,000,000, Ool.
Ward, ex Conservative M. P , eve the
Prime Minister never said so. Mr.
Henderson and Mr. Taylor, Conserva-
tive M. P's, want a tariff wall high
as Human's gallows. Mr. Cookshutt,
ex•Gonservative M. P., and others, say
they want "adequate protection." Mr.
Borden wants Government ownership
of railways. Mr. Haggart, Conserva-
tive M, P , says he ie opposed to this
view. A number of Conservative mem-
bers advocate that during these slack
times the Government shall spend
money freely. Mr. Foster and Mr. Os-
ier, Conservatives, say that the Gov-
ernment should not spend a dollar
more than is neoeesary. Mr, White,
Conservative, wants the Government
to embark on the building of the Georg-
ian Bay Oanal at an expense of $100,•
000,000. Other Conservatives urge the
building of the Trent Canal and sev-
eral of them oppose the Newmarket
Canal enterprise. Col. Hughes wants
millions spent on the 'Trent Canal and
his colleagues say the money would be
thrown away. Mr. Foster oritioizes
the Government for expending money
extravagantly, and at the same time
advooates a tannel to connect Prince
Edward Island with the mainland at
stn expense of $15,000,000. The Con-
servatives, excepting those from the
west, oppose the building of the Na-
tional Transcontinental, et the same
time they urge the Government to con-
struct a railway to Hadson Bay.
From this; it will appear that the
Conservatives are not together on any
subject of public policy. Even upon
the so•called scandals they cannot
agree.
In strong contrast, the Liberal party,
carrying out their pre-election prom-
ises, passes legislation for the good of
the people, with the united support of
the party in the House, the firm en-
dorsement of the people in the country
and without protest from the Opposi-
tion in Parliament.
Heal.
Nothing is eo distressing as a weak
stomaoh---the victims of this trouble
gaffer from indigestion, biliousness,
dlzziuese and frequent headaches. No
fold agrees with them -meal time is
o time of misery; not a time of pleasure.
Relief from this suffering oan be found
through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills- they never fail to make the
weak stomach strong; to banish the
distressing headache, biliousness and
dizziness, Mrs. C. S. Steeves, of
Millsboro, N. B , i9 one of the many
who have been cured through the use
of these pills. She says: -"I suffer-
ed very much from stomach tranble
and would often leave the 'table with-
out tasting food. I got no relief
worth speaking of till I began the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They gradu-
gth
s. 1
to all
ally restored my health and etre
and now I am as well as ever I
would earnestly recommend the
those who suffer as I did."
It is the blood -bad blo
the cause of nine -tenths
ments from which both
men suffer. The
giving fluid of the
- that is
of the ai1-
en and wo-
n the life-
dy. When the
blood is bad it i' bound to poison
some part of the human system and
thus it is that rheumatism, kidney
trouble, indigestion, headaohes and
baokaohes and a host ot other
troubles make their appearance. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills care all these
troubles -and they cure them thor-
oughly -simply bemuse they fill the
veins with rich red blood. The genuine
Pills bearing the full name "Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People" are
sold by all dealers in medioiue or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2 60 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brookville, Ont.
Medium
Bulls
Light
Cows
Feeders -
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards
45
wards
Stockers choice
" bulls.
Butchers' --
Picked
Medium
Cows......
Bulls
t1ogs-
Best
Lights..,.
Sheep -
Export ewes
Backs.,,.
Gulls........ .
Spring Lambs
Calves. eaoh ...
5 25 5 50
425 4 50
375 400
4 25 4 50
2 75
1 60
5 00
4 25
3 50
3 75
8 00
7 75
0 03M
0 02
3 00
each.. 5 00
003
4 50
3 00
2 00
5 25
450
4 25
4 00
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
0 03'.
0 021:;
3 25
6 00
0 06;2
WI-NMHAm. MARKET REPORTS
Wingham, Aug. 25th, 1909.
Flor r per 1001bs.......... 3 10 to 3 60
Fall Wheat .... 0 95 to 0 95
0 45 to 0 46
0 60 to 0 56
070 to 070
4
Oats,
Barley .... ......
Peas
Butter dairy ........ 0 18 to 0 20
Eggs per dots 0 21 to 0 21
Wood per oord 2 50 to 2 50
Hay , per ton 8 00 to 9 00
Potatoes, per bushel, 0 65 to 0 70
Lard .., 0 17 to 0 17
Live Hogs, per cwt. 7 65 to 7 65
WINGUADI, - ONTARIO.
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market,
oan have it on reasonable terms,
Notes disoonnted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
VOTERS LIST - 1909
nfunicipality of tho Town of Wingham,
County of Ilnron.
Notice is hereby given that I have transmit-
ted or delivered to the persons mentioned in
sections 8 and 9 of the Ontario Voter's Lists
Ant, the copies required by said sections to be
so transmitted or delivered of the list made
pursuant to said Act, of all persons appearing
by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said
Municipality to be entitled to vote in the said
municipality at Elections for Members of the
Legislative Assembly andat Municipal Elec-
tions; and that the said list was first posted
up in my office, at Wingham, on the 16th day of
August, 1909, and remains there for inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the said,
list, and if any ommissions or any other errors
are found therein, to take immediate proceed-
ings to have the said errors corrected accord-
ing to law
Dated this 16th day of August. 1909.
J. B. FERGUSON,
Clerk of Wingham.
Britain could have its machine gun and
receive the best instruction, the goTern-
ment calling together once a year the
scattered units for war tactics. I fanny
same critics will say: "Well, machine
guns did not play a very important part
in South Africa. Granted. I don't
think they would out much of a figure
in the Alps or the Rookies, or the Alle-
ghenys, but they would be a splendid
asset on the Plains of Abraham, or the
prairies of Amertoa, or the fens, fields
and vineyards of Europe, or the plains of
India.
"I trust this will meet with your ap-
proval, and that we may have some dis-
onssion on the snbjeot at any rate.
"Possibly I have appointed too many
offioers to each oommand; I think not,
but this is a matter that can be chang-
ed."
TO IMPROVE INFANTRY.
The following letter has been written
by Lieut. -Colonel Stoneman, late cora•
wander of the Thirteenth regiment of
Hamilton to the editor of the Canadian
Military Gazette:
"Dear Sir, -I take the liberty of writ-
ing you on a subject that has caused me
considerable thought and anxiety. It
May not meet your views and it may.
It it does, please give it publicity -if
not, the waste paper basket. What I
want to convey is this, that our present
method of regiment formations and tac-
tics is entirely too slow and cumbersome
and lacks initative and "get there." I
do not think we get the best out of our
men, our "methods" will not allow it,
now that artillery has become so accur-
ate and destructive and our rifles eo
deadly at ouch long diatanoes. I will
illustrate by a eimplo method what I
think would strengthen our infantry in
every particular. Take an infantry
of say, one thousand rifles; with each
twenty place the most approved machine
gen. Place it under the command of a
captain, two lieutenants, two sergeants,
and add one single man and one man
expert in explosives. For fighting pur-
poses, each of these becomes a separate
and responsible command; its training
to consist largely in the use of its weap-
ons, quieknees of action and skill and
promptness in attack. Let each unit
have a perfect knowledge of an inner
Lode of sae:eas or noiseless commands,
if it is desirable, so many of these units
can be platted under a senior officer. It
se.'ms to me you now have a thousand
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Apple Barrels
for Sale.
The valve of the total output of min-
erals in Alaska since 1880, when mining
first began, is given at $148,000,000, of
which gold composed $142,000,000; cop-
per, $4,100,000; silver $1,500,000; the
balance representing the value of the
marble, gypsum, tin and coal products.
Lord Strathoona, high commissioner
for Canada, was a passenger on the
Mauretania, whioh arrived at New York
from Liverpool and Queenstown. He
is 89 years old, but still active and ap-
parently in good health. Lord Strath -
cons is on hie way to the Paoifio (oast
and expects to spend some time in and
around Vancouver.
If the falling off in the consumption
of cigarettes means that boys have had
fewer "coffin nails" of late everybody
will greatly rejoice. The boy and the
cigarette is about the most exasperating
"fool" combination that disfigures our
streets. It is bad for the, health of the
boys, and it is bad for the temper of the
spectators -Guelph Mercury.
g'The Toronto papers are parrying on a
merry campaign in favor of good roads.
Before such an agitation oan have much
effect in the rural districts, however, a
new basis for distributing the Dost must
be found, which will meet the condi-
tions brought about by the automobiles.
These heavy machines, running at a
high rate of speed, wear the roads far
more than ordinary vehicles, and it is
too much to expect the farmers to build
and maintain roads for the autos, es-
pecially when these "private express
trains" prevent so many of them from
making as much use as they would
like to of the King's highway, At the
repent Good Roads Convention this
consideration was made the principal
ground for asking the Provincial Gov-
ernment to increase its grant to county
roads to fifty per cent. of the cost.
Some more direct method of compel-
ling those who mak( nap of the roads
to contribute to their up -keep would
appear more equitable.-Orillia Paoket.
We always have on hand
a good stock of apple
barrels which will be scld
at reasonable prices. Ap-
ply at Salt Block Office.
THINK IT OVER
The column on page 8 with the
above heading, gives some good
matter on patronizing home in-
dustry. Read it over.
We do not ask you to lase our
flour unless it is as good as the
best, but it has been proven that
there is none better. Oar prices
are right.
MANITOBA FLOUR
Five lilies $3.25
BLENDED
Gold Star $2.95
ONTARIO
Pastry $2,80
All kinds of course Feed and
Cereals kept in stock..a;;y;.;,,,
BREAD
Oar Bread is becoming more
prominent every day. Try a loaf
and we will not worry about the
next loaf you want.
Goods delivered promptly.
Frank RI Howson
Successor to A. J. NIOIIOLL8
Phone 145.
ANACIIAN'I
?AC1TIC.s
DOMINION BANK
GRAY, YOUNG & SPARLING
New
Telephone
Directory
The Bell T1ephone Co
of Canada is about to issue a
HEAD OFFIOE : TORONTO.
Toronto
EXHIBITION
Special Rates and Trains
and Trains
FROM
WINGHAM
Toronto and
Return
$2.70
Special excursion
days, August 31st.
Sept. 2nd, 7th and
Oth.
Tickets good to return until Tuesday, Sept.
Ask agent for free copy of OrProIAL PRO-
GRAMME and TIME TABLE, giving f1111 de-
tails sAWingservice. J. H.
BEEMERgaut,ham
Toronto and
Return
$3.65
DAILY
Saturday, Aug. 23
TO
Saturday, Sept. 11
INCLUSIVE
Capital paid up, $3,980,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $5,291,000
Total Assets, °ler 50,000,000
ININCHAM BRANCH.
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
For the DISTRICT OF WESTERN
ONTARIO, including
men ten times more destructive and
powerful for attack, and twenty -fico
nnora impregnable in defenoe. Now
th tit Britain is spending so many million
pounds on 1)Oeadnoughts and other
marine defences, it emus to me that in.
Mead of tryiug to increase oar number
of men for t°:e army, it wori.d be wince
sad e¢lertear to piano t'Wlitt fl:e Lao in the
x
r•r;r,�.(�rer hcabibl� coattli��io,i that nlle.
wan. As to cast, I believe that every 1
"shire" in 13titsi l woulr.? Oatilt its own
ritttial regiment, rand t3`► it el:eo0411p'
itith,iut cost to the geivernment. To
y mind this system leas alis tht:r adra*i•
Eveey vi::mese d :l hati?e:2 Gua
t 5 a
WINGHA.1VI
Fall Terra from
CENTRAL
Si
Sept. 1st
CEN ig'RAL
£TR&TrORC).. ONT.
After tweuty•two years of solid
work we have become the largest.
best and most suooessfnl practioal
training sohool in Western Ontario
with no superior in Canada. Three
departments -
Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy.
We assist graduates to positions as
well as give a most thorough train-
ing. Get our free oatalogue at once.
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
she United States and Europe.
SA.VICNG'S DEPART KENT -Int ere s
aliowad on deposits of $1 and upwards
M. J, TORRANCE, Manager
ft. Vanstone, Solicitor,
Orders for new connections, changes
of firm names, changes of street ad
dresses, or for duplicate entries, should
be handed in AT ONCE TO
L. BINKLEY
Looa1 Manager.
Live Stock Markets.
Toronto, Aug. 24 ---City Cattle Mar-
ket. --Business was fairy active, and
prices steady in tho butcher market to-
day. Tho demand, tie usual, was keen•
est for choice butcher cattle, but these
cpm ^aro aratively scarce, and bnyere
r p
'ere forced to be content with the best
available, and a good deal of the stnsf
olfosina thceo days is a poor beet at
that. 'There was a good run, and,
quality considered, prices more on the
whcafo slightly farmer than last week.
l.;slmrt---A few loads Of expert cattle
Were canting, the clioieest going as
ilie;ll a i o;l 00, an:1 tac3.iiwtn light at $4.50
• Royal Grocery
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t Choice Teas 3
4.Coffees 4.4.
d• AND 4.
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• Groceries 4.
they have no equal,
• Fresh Vegetables always
4 -on hand.
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4- Call and see our display of
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,
d •r
es an
ToilSt
Fancyy China d•
4. 4.
*They are worth looking at . ,t,
«.J. Malcolm*
PrtidueeTaken. Phone 54.
LABOR DAY
Return tickets at Bingle fare bet-
ween all stations in Canada, also to
Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.; Nia-
gara
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going Sept. 3,Buffalo,4. 5, nd h. Return
limit Sept. 8th, 1909.
Canadian National Exhibition
Very low rates from Wiugham to
Toronto and return.
$3.65 Aug. 28 to Sept. 11.
$2.70 Aug. 31 and Sept. 2, 7 and 9
Return limit Sept. 14.
Farm Laborers
Excursions
10.00 t
GOING '
$18.00
Additional
Returning
Via Chicago, Duluthand oot
from Wing -
ham
or North Bay, Ang. 19 and Sept. 7.
For tickets and further information
call on W Henry, Depot Agent or
address J. D. McDonald, D. P. A,,
Toronto.
ELLIOTT & McIACHLAN
PRINOIPALS.
The People's Popular Store
WINGHAM, - ONT,
KERR & BIRD
AGENTS-"liadies' Home Journal," and "home Journal Patterns."
Mid -Summer Sale
DRESS MUSLINS.
All Dress Muslins at Sacrifice Prices to clear. Must go
now at any price.
10c Muslins......,, .08 25c Muslins 18
150 Muslins 11 30c Muslins 3022
20c Muslins 15 40c Muslins
LADIES' WHITE WAISTS.
New styles, handsome goods, well made, $1.00 Waists for69c to 74c; $1.25 Waists for 98c; $1:50 Waists for 61.15; $1.75 Waists
for $1.29; $2.00 Waists for $1.48, $3.00 Waists tor $2.29.
Wanted!
WOMEN AND GIRLS
Wanted as machine
operators and for
other tactory work.
Good wages and
steady employment.
Write us.
THE
Clinton Knitting Co.
SUMMER PARASOLS COLORED AND WHITE.
Not many left, but we don't want them. Every one new.
$1.25 for 94c; $1.35 for $1.00; $1.50 for $1,12; $2.25 for $1.69,
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MEN'S AND BOYS' SUMMER HATS, STRAW,
ETC. MUST GO.
25c for 190; 30c for 230; 50c for 38c; 75e for 56e; 60c for 450;
$1.00 for 75c. Common Straws, 20e for 15c; 15c for 10c; l0c for 8c.
Now for a Big Sale of
Quarterly Style Books
The new Quarterly Style Books for Fall are now in stock,
They are certainly the best yet.
132 pages illustrating the "Ladies' Home Journal Patterns."
This number not only gives the newest styles of garments, but
also the colors and styles of material to be worn.
132 and as 150 Style
1 L.Pattern 150
850
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ALL FOR 20c.
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Our new Fall Dress Goods have arrived and are i
showing some very pretty colors in plain and in stripe, 1
t all -wool Venetian of Ashes of Roses, Wedgw Dod, Browns,
i Purple, Green and Blue, with lining to match. In Black i
it Serges, aild Grey Broadcloth we have a good range to 4
choose from.
CLINTON, ONT.
CANADIAN
PgCI F -1C.
Very Low Rate
for Summer Trip
to Pacific Coast
$76.20
Return
to from WiNGHAM, good going May
2
Return limit Oct. 31st. Liberal stop-
overs. Wide choice of routes. Go by the
direct Canadian line -see your own country
the West, the Rocky Mountains. Visit
the Seattle Exposition and other special
attractwith I. H.
BEE MER Age, Wingham.
;f.
Farm Laborers
wanted
WORK FOR
20,000 MEN IN MANITOBA
ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN
SPECIAL GOING Q Additional for the Return Ticket
EXCURSIONS; '1 P10 TRIPil Sit" under conditions as below.
. GOING DATES
From 'thrill G.T.R. Toronto ie nrnie, and Can.
PaStations on a of Torronto-Sudbury line.
From Toronto and all C.P.R. Stations west In Ontario on and south
in of
n i one ot Grand M.C.R., P.'bf. aRy.. Toronto
Fit,'�o to Sarnia, and all Stations
From Stations Toronto and cast, includind Sharbot Lake and Kinds -
ton. and all Stations In Ontocio west of Renfrew, also stations on
C.O. & B. of 0. Rys., and stations on K. & P. mouth of Renfrew.
From all Stations Toronto and west, Inctudind Stations on C.P.R.
Toronto to Sudbury.
From all Stations east of Toronto in Ontario.
Aud. 19
AUde 23
.Aud. 27
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
ONE WAY SECOND -CLAS TIC$ETS WILL BE attars TO WINNIPEG ONLY
Itpr, �n
tvof
irmcro a
oratedby
fani
toba
ltiknto}
ewa
n and
Alberta Governments,
vt'I
meet and rug C1 laborers en rate tat Winnipeg, aro
twee tp i S >rt'tt in will l « ftttniahr «i nt wtnmpeg to points on Can. Pas, where laborersa
nee«« 1 cast of ,,, „ c Jaw, including branehco, and at one cent n mile each way west
Dior of in wan and Alberts.
A certificate is f« rutdted with tach ticket and this certitleate when executed by farmer
n
showing that laborerhnn tvnrl:ed thirty days or mere, will be honored from that point
for y •yet, I clues ticket back to starting points in Ontario, At S18.00, prior 'to
Nov.0th. 1 :OJ
'rickets are good ,«zip• «:n al , t it Tarin Laborers' train+ and will be issued to womea as well
as to wen, but will not 1-e w.ued at half fare to ch.:dren.
For full particulars see nearest C.P.R. adent. or
write R. L. THOMPSlrN, H.P.A.. C.r.R.. TORONT(
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Flour and Feed always on hand. Goods delivered
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to to any;part of the town.
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Sugars
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fully guaranteed, 20 lbs for one dollar, $4.90 by the sack i
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Flour and Feed
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