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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-09-16, Page 4i 1 t :z• a p i L P ei ti tl sl it w of ov B. gc Ot to fa Ma til.. Tt. to ha Dc act cot etc tht Int Stt Ob St. tea swot the aaa v Yor h v and pro' the Nes yono- Itf 'cart` aortas two fail cam and: i4he', frill' Clan flea' MOW' 4 TttJi WINGHAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER ie, 1909 �" Ont. mwsimmonmime IIThe People's Popular Store - Wingham, p TO ADVERTISERS Notice of changes must be left at this oifies not latex than Saturday noon. The copy for changes must be left not later than Monday evening. Casual advertisements accepted up to Boon Wedneedav of eaoh week. ESTABLISH.FG1) 1874 IMES. 4. R. ELLIOTT, PRnr,tell} it AND Pnornll.Ton NERVOUS DISORDERS, Promptly Cured by the Use of Ur. Williams' Pink Pills. If you hand trembles or is unsteady, remember that this is a sore and early sign of your nervous system being at fault. The mtsolaief may develop slowly to a worse stage. You. feel unaeconnt- ably weak and weary after exertion; you lose flesh; you turn against food and Buffer palpitattone and indigestion after eating. At times you are intense ly irritable, greatly depressed and easily worried. Sometimes sharp pains shoot down your spine and legs and probably neuralgia robs you of your sleep at night. These are some of the troubles that iudioate the presence of nervous disorders. If these troubles are neglect- ed they result in oomplete nervous col- lapse and possibly paralysis. Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills have won a great reputation by curing all forme of ner- vous disease. The nervous system d pond; entirely upon the blood supply for nourishment; when the blood is thin and weak the nerves aro affected as des- cribed. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ac- tually increase the supply of good red blood, feed, strengthen and tone the nerves, enable them to perform their functions and dispel all signs of a break. down. Mre. Jae. H. Ward, Lord's Cove, N. B , says: "About two years ago I suffered so much from nervous prostra- tion that I was little better than a help- less wreck. I suffered from headaches and a constant feeling of dizziness. The least unusual move would startle me and set my heart palpitating folently. d grew so ble to drag not do my ay I was in a As the medicine med to do me no of a supply of Dr. Is. I had only been taking the Pille •or a couple of weeks, when I seemed to feel somewhat better, and this encouraged me to continue the treatment. From that on my strength gradually but surely returned, and in the course of a few more weeks I was once more a well woman, able to do my own housework and feeling better than I had done for years. I have since re- mained well and teal that I owe my good health to the healing powers of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." Every other weak, sickly, worn oat, nervous person should follow the ex- ample of Mrs. Ward and give Dr. Wil- liame' Pink Pills a fair trial. These Pills will send new blood coursing through the veins and bring brightness and energy to the weak and despondent. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' 1liedioine Co., Brockville, Ont. THURSDAY, SEPrE\iBER 16 1909. NOTES AND COMMENTS S1.1113 1896 the Conservatives hive engaged in innuendo and suggestion, but they made no charge, their case being weak This one feature of the Conservative form of attack has done more to weaken their oanae than any other. Misrepresentation, exaggera- tion, inaccuracy of statement. The people are not fools, neither can they be fooled. They are just as capable as the wenld be leaders of the Tory party, and from what has been put forward since 1896 the only possible conclusion at which to arrive is that the Conservative party, being dis- united, having no policy to advance, falls bank upon soandals in respect to which there has not so far, been pro- duced one scintilla of evidence worthy the name. Fire at Almonte caused a lass of $75 000, Tho cost of maintaining the adminis- tration of the city of New York during 1910, according to figures to be submit- ted to the Board of Estimates and Ap- portionment next Friday, will be ap- proximately $184,000,000, an increase of over $28,000,000 over this year's increase. $17,000,000 is chargeable to salary in- creases. Live Stook Markets. Toronto, Sept. 14 -City Cattle Mar- ket. -With a rather large run of 57 loade prices held firm for butcher cattle to• day, bat owing in part to the high prices asked. and cattle being a little off in quality, trade was Blow. There was any amount of inquiry for good butcher cattle, the complaint all over the mar- ket being that the right quality was not available or not enough of it. At the end everything was well cleaned out, and prioes well maintained. The run was 52 oars, with 740 head of cattle, 1,326 sheep and lambs, 400 hogs, and 149 calves. Export cattle; market a little easier. Choice butcher and light medium ex- port in good demand; market steady. Lambe, easier. Hogs firm. The following are the quotations: Exporters' cattle- Per 100 lbs. $5 76 5 26 4 50 3 75 4 25 The holding of a great Liberal con- vention for the purpose of laying down a platform for the party was unanimous- ly deoided upon at the annual meeting of the General Reform Assooiation of On- tario last week in the Temple Building at Toronto. The date of the convention was ffxed for June, 1910. Mr. H. 1. Mowat, K. 0_, president of the aesooia- oiation, occupied the chair, and e.ming other prominent Liberals present were Hon. George P. Graham, minister of railways and canals; Hon. Charles Mur- phy. secretary of state; Hon. A. G. MacKay, Leader of the Ontario Opposi- tion; Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King, min- ister of Labor; Senator Hon. Jas. Mo - Mullen, Senator Hon. R. Jaffray and Hon. R. F. Sutherland, M. P. The I had little or no appetite, weak that I was hardly myself about, and oou housework. In every deplorable oondition. I had been taki good, my hnsb Williams' Pink officers eleoted were: Mr. H. M. Mow• at, president; Mr. W.S. Calvert; Mr. N. A. Belcourt, and Mr. Michael Ames, vice-presidents; Mr. P. 0. Larkin, treas- urer, and Mr. Hugh Blain, auditor. The spirit of independence is growing with the newspapers, and its growth is to be welcomed, even for the sake of the parties. That the politicians should show some uneasiness in the face of this growing spirit of independence is not surprising, yet it might be well if the politicians before giving public expres- sion to their feelings of disappointment at the alleged laok of energy on the part of their party papers would make a serious effort to ascertain where the fault Lies It there be eaoh lack of energy as is sometimes complained of it does not follow, as a matter of course, that the fault is always wholly or even partly with the party press. The whole part of the responsibility may conceiv- ably rest with the politioians them- selves. It is quite possible for poli• tioians to be drawn away by vari- ions influences from the strict line of public duty. Such things as poli- ticians growing forgetful of party prin- ciples and professions are not unknown. The political party is greater than any group of politicians, and the interests of the public are superior to those of any party. The duty of the party paper is to serve the public. -Woodstock Sen- tinel -Review. d 6 DOMINION BANK HEAD OFFICE : TORONTO. Capital paid up, $3,980,000 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $5,291,010 Total Assets, over 50,000,000 WINHHAM BRANCH. CHURCH NOTES. Choice Medium Bulls Light Cows Feeders - best 1000 pounds and up- wards 4 25 Stockers choice 2 75 " bulls 1 50 Butchers' - Picked Medium Cows Bulls Hogs - Best Lights Sheep - Export ewes Bucks.... Culla Spring Lambe eaoh.. Calves. each. Rev. W. A. Amos, of Allendale, has reoived a unanimous pall to the pastor- ate of the Atwood Presbyterian Church. Sacramental service will be held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ohnrob next Sunday morning. Preparatory service will be held on Friday evening. NECESSARY INFORMATION. Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Canada, the United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTIdENr-Interes allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards M. J. TORRANCE, Manager R. Vanstone, Solicitor. $6 20 5 50 5 00 4 00 4 50 4 50 3 00 2 00 5 25 5 50 425 450 3 50 4 25 3 75 4 00 8 50 8 65 8 25 3 50 4 00 200 300 300 325 5 25 600 3 00 650 WINGRAM n'IARIIET REPORTS Wingham, Sept. 15th, 1909. Florr per 100lbs.......... 2 90 to 3 26 Fall Wheat ..... 0 95 to 0 95 Oats, Barley Peas Butter dairy , , , . ........ 0 18 to 0 20 Eggs per doe 0 22 to 0 22 Wood per cord .. , ... Hay , per ton Potatoes, per bushel, Lard ... Live Hogs, per owt. 0 35 to 0 35 048 to 050 070 to 070 The executive committee of the Wingham District Epworth League met in the Wingham Methodist Church recently to make arrangements for the annual convention. This Epworth League Convention will be held in the Methodist Church, Luoknow, on Thurs- day, October 14th. Three sessions will be held -morning, afternoon and even- ing. A splendid programme has been drafted, and the convention will no doubt be the means of much inspiration and blessing to those who may attend. Printed programmes will be circulated later. Keep the date in mind and ar- range to be.present. Most farmers estimate oloeely the number of bushels of grain raised, and tell fairly aeourately the number of tons of hay grown, but when it Domes to the really most important income of the farm, the product of eaoh cow, it's all blank, and they say, "Oh I don't know, I get my check each month, that's all I care about." While a knowledge of the total weight of milk delivered at the factory is neces- sary, it never conveys to the farmer the information he stands in need of as to the profit made by eaoh cow in the stable. That information is absolutely necessary to him if he desires to consid- er himself a credit to his profession, a first class, business -like dairyman. Otherwise these satisfying totals or de- lneive averages will continue to allow the one or two poor cows in every herd to consume good feed for whioh no profitable return Is ever given. In many herds where no attempt at checking up individual performance has been made, there is frequently to be found a differentia of $30 or $40 in the earning power of the beet and poorest oow. Farmers need to consider than statement oareftilly. In the Dominion are to be found herds, let us say of 12 or 14 oows, with a fairly good average yield of perhaps as high ad 5,500 lb. of milk, where the highest yield is close on to 8.000 Ib. milk and 330 lb, fat; but, where the lowest yield is only about 3,700 Ib. milk and 150 lb, fat. Snob comparisons are only made possible by noting the actual performance of each individual cow for her full milking period. Weigh and sample regularly and riiake sure that eaoh cow brings in good profit, Berlin will apply to the Legislature at the next session to be made a city. , 260 to 260 8 00 to 900 065 to 065 0 17 to 0 17 825 to 825 CONCERT Airships promise soon to become as common as autos. Mr. Hunt of Ed- monton, the latest inventor, made a flight recently in a machine of hie own building. Two lads near Lindsay ex• peat soon to fly with one of their con- struction. A Vocal and Instrumental will be given by C CANADIAN. P,ACM E'E`G. Very Low Rate for Summer Trip to Pacific Coast $76.2© Return from WINGHAM, good going May 20th to Sept. 30. 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 Talk Wingham over with J. H. BEE&IER, Agent, Wanted! WOMEN AN GIRLS rt The Evelyn c uck Concert Co I any. in the Town Hall, on Monday, Sept. 27 The corner stone of a monument to the Canadians who fell in South Africa was laid in Toronto last week in the presence of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and the principal military offi- cers of the distriot. For some years past a dispute has been going on as to the proportion of taxes to be paid for the snpport of Se- parate schools by the pulp mills at Sturgeon Falls. Judge Valin has now deoided that the Separate schools are entitled to one-half the taxes. The case will probably go to the Privy Conn - oil. Tickets 35c and 25c. lire. Harvey Scott, of the fifth con- cession, Niesouri, has been arrested. charged with the murder of her father- in-law, Haney Scott, aged 76, and is now in the county jail at London. Wanted as mallchine operators and; for other factory 'work. Good wages and steady employment. Write us. THE Clinton Knitting Co. Limited. CLINTON, ONT. Apple Barrels for Sale. Joint Stock Sale Saturday, Oct. 23 0 We always have on hand a good stock of apple barrels which will be sold at reasonable prices. Ap- ply at Salt Block Office. GRAY, YOUNG & SPARLING APPLES WANTED. At Exchange Hotel Yards, Wingham. Monthly sales will be conducted at this yard, and a moderate fee charged. Parties having stock or anything for sale should make their entries early, so it can be well advertised. Farm and Furniture sales conducted; charges reasonable. Make entries with RITCHIE & CosENs, Clerks. During the investigation into Mon. treal's civic administration it was stated in evidence by the vice-president of the Montreal Light and Power Co., that he was asked to give $10,000 to be divided among ten aldermen prior to the last civic election in 1908 John McLean, a well-known market gardener of Woodstock, while endeavor. ing to board a train just as it was pull- ing out, missed his hold and fell under the wheeler, His right leg wase severed between the ankle and the knee, and he also sustained a bad soalp wound. IAS, E. COPE AUCTIONEER. The Best School CENTRAL jb�:��%%u/r/ STRATFORD. ONT. The beet time to enter our classes is now. We are running the largest and, we believe, the best business braining eohool in Western Ontario. Three departments - Commercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. Get a money making education. Our graduates are in demand and are meeting' with enooese. Get our free catalogue now. ELLIOTT & McLAHHLAN PRINCIPALS. We are prepared to pay the highest cash price for apples at the Wingham Agents Ladies' Home Journal Patterns. Evaporator Apples must be large enough to peel and of good quality. BROWN & WILFORD KERR. (&BIRDj!!. G(VENAWAY _ABSOIUTEIY FREE _ tlandso me Lamps, Fancy Ghina, Grystal,&c. HERE'S SOMETHING TO ENCOURAGE THE SPOT CASH BUYER. In order to encourage the Spot Cash purchaser, and also to induce the Credit Customer to pay spot cash, we will, on and after September 15, 1909, give presents equal in value to at least six per cent. of the amount of your purchases, whenyou u our have made purchases for Spot Cash or Produce to the value of $..5. oo store. Here's an opportunity for you to secure a supply of Fancy China, etc., etc., without any cost to yourself. REMEMBER, THESE GOODS ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE TO YOU if you will meet the conditions on which they are given : That is, pay for goods at time of purchase, with Cash or Produce. It is worth your while to save six per cent. and over on all your purchases ! ! ! in a Just think of what that would amount to y Every purchase you 'make, whether it be 5c. or $ 5oo, will be punched on your Premium Card until the sums punched aggregate $25.oO, when you will be entitled to a Premium. The Premiums we offer may be seen at any time at our store. Come the matter over with us. We'll make it to shop at this store. in and talk worth your while WE CARRY A VERY LARGE STOCK OF General Dry Goods, Carpets, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Clothing, Stationery, Smallwares, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Spices, Chinaware, etc., etc. Our stock is always up-to-date. Newest styles in Dry Goods and Clothing. Groceries and Spices fresh and pure. Splendid value in Boots and Shoes. Lowest prices in Fancy China and Cut Glass. Stationery and Smallwares at prices lower than the lowest. We will use you right. We'll give you a good price for any produce you may have to sell, and we'll give you good value every time you make a purchase at this store. Now bring along your cash or produce andsee if you cannot do a little better here than you can elsewhere. Remember, we always guarantee satisfaction. If at any time you do not get perfect satisfaction, do not be backward in say- ing so. You will always find us willing to make good. Blionimumfr alli®I• The Grand Trunk Paoifio service from Winnipeg west has been extended to Wainwright, Alberta. A. E. SMITH BANKER FLOUR co'6* FIVE LILIES Pure Manitoba $3.00 GOLD STAR Blended $2.75 CREAM PASTRY Ontario $2.60 All kinds of FEED kept in stock. drank R. Howson Snoeeeeor to A. J. Mamma Phone 145. WINGHAM, - ONTARIO, Farmers who want money 'to buy horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market, oan have it on reasonable terms. Notes discounted for tradesmen, mer- chants or agents; on favorable terms. Loans on real estate at the lowest rates going. GRANO,TRUNKs(I EM rsu..s.rriw New York and Return Single fare and one half via Niagara Halls, Sept. 23rd to 30th inolttsive. Return limit Oot. 10th, 1909, Ac- count Hudson - Fulton Celebration Through car service from Toronto and Hamilton, via Grand Trunk and Lehigh Valley Railways. Seoure tiokete from Grand Trunk Agents. Annual Western Excursions Sept. 16, 17 and 18, 1909, from Wingham, To Port Huron, Mioh. Detroit - Chicago, Ill • Bay City, Mich - Cleveland, Ohio, via Oleveland, Ohio, via Grand Rapids, Mioh Saginaw, Mioh - Minneapolis, Minn., eago - St. Paul, via Sarnia Return Fare - $4.10 $5.65 - $11.50 • $6.50 0. & B. $8.65 D. & O. $8.16 - $8,35 • $6.40 via Chi- $28.40 • $31.90 Return limit October 4th. For tiokete and further information call on W. Henry, Depot Agent or e,ddreas J. D. McDonald, D. P. A., Toronto. i ►, 44 oftNOW IS THE TIME FOR . HANES FALL SUITINGSI . latitek 4 A 4 4 We have them in all kinds and shades in suit lengths, no two alike, fall 54 and 56 inch goods, in Venetians and Broadcloth. 4 In Ladies' Mantle Cloth for Coats we have a good range in d € Brown and Blue Stripes. ea Men's Fall Suits. • Just arrived, latest :styles, newest cuts, and prices t s. suit everyone. 4 4 t. Home - Made Yarn, Blankets and f t Sheeting. 1YARN.-We get our own wool made into Yarn, therefore is softer and more pliable than factory yarn, in single colored, 2 and 3 ply. r . rBLANKETS -All fine wool, large sizes, made out of our own yarn at Wroxeter. Smyrna ►Rugs. Just the thing to make your room look cosy; only a few left; 1 regular $2.50 for $2.00, Pi Wool and Fibre Rugs, oriental designs, regular $2.00 for $1.75 e RUGS -We have them in Brussels, Tapestry and Dominion ► Squares. Small ends of Carpet, 5,10 and 15 yard ends, to clear at �'► less than cost. C We carry a large stock of Carpet. Call and see before buying. Sugar. 20 lbs, best No, 1 for $1,00, $4.90 per 100 -Ib, sack . . • Flour and Feed, Timothy Seed, Chick Food, etc., always on at ▪ hand. Goods delivered to all parts of town. 111.81.10. II A a 4 44 4 4 4 4 3 e 4 MILLS I ? flOi E 89, WINGHAM, ONT. . aliANAMEMEWEAMAAAAA iliAetimill li `