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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-09-23, Page 4'1'41,141 WING IIA I TIMES, SEPTEMI3ER 23, [909 RSTABLeesIICD 18713 THE WINGDAM TIMES. if. 13. ELLIOTT. nvista man flip PROPRIETOR THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1909. NOTES AND COMMENTS The bank statement for Aaguet indn Wet continued iinpi ovemeut in business conditions, The demand deposits total led $228 397 679, es compared with $322 - 555,749 in July while notice drpesits totalled $472 397.670, its agaiust $466,• 837 816 in previous month. le, serve fund of the banks stands at $75,540,424 The figures at the end of /tile were about the sande, The credit side of the A000unt shows that abort loans in Oan ado were $56 680,172, as compared with $52,321 587 in July, while $120 659.589 Was amounted to go outside the Domin- ion as against $114,785,537 in July. Current loans in Canada totalled $543,- 154,663. Angnat trade returns for the Do. minion, issued Friday, again indicate a large increase over last year's figures. The total trade for the month was $55,- 809,031, an increase of $7,761,972 as compared with August of last year, Imports of merchandise totalled $30,- 241,376, a gain of $7,189,371. Exports of domestic products amounted to $23,. 537,330, an increase of $626,791. Ex- ports of foreign products totalled $1,- 726,341, an increase of $186,040. Cus- toms duties for the month were $5,351,- 157, an increase of 21,170.970. For the first five months of the fiscal year the total trade of the Doniiniou has been $247,788,835, a gain of $36,130,252, or tsbout seventeen per cent as compared with the corresponding period of 1908. A comparative statement, showing the quantities of wheat, oats and barley exported from Canada for the harvest years of 1900, 1905 and 1908, has been issued by the Trade and Commerce De - pertinent. Frond the harvest of 1900 Canada exported 9,359,640 bushels of• wheat, from the 1905 harvest 41,905,937 bushels and of Iaat year's harvest 45,- 879,098 bushels. Of oats the exports for the first period totalled 8,106,680 bushels; for the second period, 3,- 869,302 bushels and for the third 4,829,025 bushels. Exports of barley for the three years were, respectively, 2,412,972 bushels, 982,738 bushels and 2,702,154 bushels. Exports of last year's harvest included also ten million bushels of wheat in the shape of fionr, making the total for the year about fittyeix million bushels, or about eighteen million bushels less than the total quantity of wheat inspected for sale in the three prairie Provinoes. CHURCH NOTES. Mr. John Hartley conducted the ser- vices at St Paul's Chnmh an Sunday, in the absence of the rector, who had charge of the anniversary services at Blyth, Belgrave and Auburn. Harvest Thanksgiving services will be held in St Paul's Chnrah on Sunday, Oot. 3rd. On Monday evening, Oct. 4th, a Harvest Home •Sapper will be held. Further particulars next week. The new English Church hymnals— The Book of Common Praise—will be used for the first time in St, Paul's Church on Sunday next. It is desired that as far as possible the members of the congregation supply themselves with the new books for Sunday next. Miss Morton, evangelist, who spent some time here in connection with special services in the Methodist Church a few years ago, is visiting friends in town. Miss Morton occupied the pulpit of the church on Sunday evening and delivered a splendid disoourse, which was listened to with pleasure and profit by the congregation. The Epworth League of the Metho- dist Church held a "poverty social" on Monday evening, at which there eves a fair attendance. A very good pro- gramme was given, and the method of securing admission fees consisted of Thug imposed on the patrons of the event for being too richly coatatned. The affair was a very pleasant and in- teresting one. The A. I. I', A., of St. Paul's Church held a socia reunion at the home of Mr. H. Davis on Tuesday evening, when is farewell was tendered to two of their tliued to ()ase off, particularly so for the commonest qualities, and only any' thing quite obeioe held about steady. Genoraily speaking, the tone of the market was weak to day, owing in part to the feat that oables from the Old Ooantry show that prices there are lower and trade easy. This may mean the throwing a heavier proportion of ]he cattle arriving into the butoher market. The following are the quotations: Exporters' cattle-- Per 100 Ibs, Choice 25 95 $6 20 Medium. 5 20 Bulls 4 40 Light 3 75 Cows 4 25 Feeders -- best 1000 pounds and up - evade 3 00 Stockers choice,3 00 " bulls 1 50 Butchers' -- Picked 5 25 lifedium 4 50 Cows.... , ... 4 25 Bulls 3 25 Hogs— Best 8 50 8 65 Lights 8 25 Sheep— Export ewes .... 3 50 Bucks,,,. 2 50 Culla .. 2 50 Spring Lambs each.. 5 00 Calves, each. 3 00 5 50 5 00 4 00 4 50 3 50 4 00 2 00 5 50 4 75 4 50 4 75 4 00 3 00 3 00 5.75 6 50 WINGTIABI MARKET REPORT8 Wingham, Sept. 22nd, 1909. Flor r per NO lbs. 2 75 to 3 25 Fall Wheat ,,.. 0 95 to 0 95 Oats, 0 35 to 0 35 Barley .... 0 48 to 0 50 Peas 0 70 to 0 70 Butter dairy .... .. , . , , 0 18 t0 0 20 Eggs per dos 0 22 to 0 22 wood per cord 2 50 to 2 50 Hay , per ton 11 00 to 12 00 Potatoes, per bushel 0 40 to 0 50 Lard ... 0 18 to 0 18 Live Hogs, per cwt. 8 25 to 8 25 $0 T° WIN PEG Another 'arm Laborers' xcursion FROM TATIONS IIs ARID Friday, Sept. 24 Saone conditions as former excur- sions. Special train will leave Toronto 2 00 p. m. on above date running through to Winnipeg. RETURN FOR $18 ADDITIONAL Apply to any Canadian Pacific Railway Anent for full particulars, 3. H. BEEMER, Agent, Wingham. CONCERT A Vocal and Instrumental Concert will be given by The Evelyn Buckley Concert Company, in the Town Hall, on Monday, Sept, 27 Tickets 35c and 25c. APPLES WANTED. We are prepared to pay the highest cash .price for apples at the Wingham Evaporator Apples must be large enough to peel and of good quality. BROWN & WILFORD inennbere, Mr, Thoz. S. Robiuson and Mies Irene Davis, who aro leaving to pumas their stndiee in Toronto. Mr. j ���t St Qek Sale Roihiunon was presented with a hand- Borne gontlnman's companion, whileMc� �j frL Davie to the rf tich ec a +ttii tl i!('da iV Oct 2 frrz xe,3 pilot() o2 thr choir o$ the chittich. all A very pleasant evening Was spelt in I21n ;i'`r gan',u , oto. sive stoez Markets. pronto, Sept 00---Uni,n Stroh Yards K7os 0 raederdloly astir,, tto,le in Tjeteher catty! to -day. \VitII 0 total rani of 103 loaOtt of Coen:. includin; over 2 000 Ineod of eattlo, the proportion of bnt_llc'r Battle offoring to day was larr;cr tho,Ir . it woak. Altoiletlier class uk;oil `)1y:_ ad of butelk r went ©vcr the scelea this rnarning. Tllo bugs. of, the cattle rewai ing were cksso l F s rsport, and Were held ever for tm inrxr31i'o oxgort trade, 111c6o for ts., b t_hut catc'o wcro la. At Exchange Hotel Yards, Wingham. Monthly sales will be conducted at1. t ug yard, and d a moderate feu charged. Parties having stuck or anything for sale should male their entries early, so it can be well acir'ertieed. .Farm. and Furniture sales eundueted; charges reasonable. Make ontriei witil Raclin: & Clerks, JASI E. COPE AUCTIONEER, A. E. SMITH BANKER WI><GUA9X, - 0N7.'A1a0. Farmers who want money to buy horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market, ono have it on reasonable terms. Notes diem() toted for tradeemen, mer- chants or agents, on favorable tetras, .Lonna on real estate at the lowest rates going. Apple Barrels for Sale. 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 & SPARL1NG The Best School CENTRAL STRATFORD_ ONT. The best time to enter our classes is now. We are running the largest and, we believe, the best business training school in Western Ontario. Three departments— Commercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. Get a money making education. Our graduates are in demand and are meeting with snocess. Get our free catalogue now. EWOTT & MCLACHLAN PRINCIPALS, NEIN FLOUR l`‘19 FIVE LILIES Pure Manitoba $3.00 GOLD STAR Blended $2.75 CREAM PASTRY Ontario $2.60 All kinds of FEED kept in stock. Frank P. Howson Successor to A. J. NionoLas Phone 145. .i ,TUII SYSTEM Winnipeg $10 Via Chicago and Duluth from all stations in Ontario, Sept, 24th. alrememeduraramosomorm New York and Return Single faro and one half via Niagara Fallo, Sept. 23rd to 30th inolnsive. Return limit Oct. 10th, 1009. An - ()mint Hudson -Fulton Celebration Throngh car ©ervioe from Toronto and Hamilton, via Grand Trunk and Lehigh Valley Railways. Low Colonist Rates VANCOUVER �+ PDXITLAND w vnl EATTLE 5AN FRANCISCO $42 ALOS ANGELES 3L0 SAN DIEGO j Via Chicago from Wingham daily until Oct, 15th, 1909. (One-way srcond-close.) For tickets and farther information call on W. Henry, Depot Agent or addeese J. D. McDonald, D. P. A„ Toronto. DOMINION BANK ElEAD OFI IOE TQRQNTO. Capital paid up, $3,980,000 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $51291,000 Total Assets, over 50,000,000 WINCHAM BRANCH. Farmers' Notes discounted, Drafts sold on alI points in Canada, the United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interes Allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards W. R. GEIKIE, Manager. R. Vanatone, Solicitor, Very Low Rate for Summer Trip to Pacific Coast $76.20 Return froniWINGHAM, good going May 20th to Sept. 80. Return limit Oct, 81st. Liberal stop- overs. Wide choice of routes. Gro by the direct Canadian line --see your own country —the West, the Rocky Mountains. Visit the Seattle Exposition and other special attractions. Talk it over with J. H. REEDIER, Agent, Wingham. Wanted! WOMEN AND GIRLS Wanted as machine operators and for other factory work. Good wages and steady employment. Write us. THE Clinton Knitting Co, Limited. CLINTON, ONT. I rismommixowswwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwin The People's Popular Store . Wingham, Ont. 1 Agents Ladies' Some Sournal ratterus. BIRD a:. NEARLY ALL OF OUR NEW GOODS FOR FALL ARE IN STOCK. COME IN AND SEE THEM. - SPLENDID - VALUE - IN - EVERY , DEPARTMENT. - 1 New Dress Goods -M- very latest styles. New Trimmings. New Ribbons. New Gloves. Buttons. Handkerchiefs. Aslc to see our NEW HOSIERY. Pure All Wool. Plain Wool, Ribbed Wool, Ribbed Worsted and Fine Cashmere, Quality guaranteed. New Wool Goods Ready for Cold Weather.. Pure all -wool Sweaters for Men and Boys. Tweed Caps, Wool Caps, Tams, Toques, etc. Wool Underwear for everybody from the baby to the big plan. A splendid line of Fleeced Underwear for Men, sizes 36 to 44, regular price 6oc each ; our price only 50c each. Pure Wool Underwear for Women, Girls and Infants. BLANKETS—AII Pure Wool, Union or Cotton. ` SHEETING --Wool, Union and Plannellette. READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING for Men and Boys. New goods, and the prices are right. DON'T FORGET OUR SPECIAL OFFER TO CASH CUSTOMERS ! i i AAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAMAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAAAA I STILL IN THE RING 1 1 1 . Not blown away by the awful wind that } has been blowing around Wingham. } } i S i r C 4C C( 4711114 � We're here with the goods C We buy our goods wherever we can get the newest and best goods for the oney. That means a lot to our cos ers. We have a very large stock ought for our fall and Christmas Trade which is arriving daily, 1 W. G. PATTERSON The Great Watch Doctor The Doctor WINGHAM, - ONTARIO. wvavwWV.V.Y.v&VW w . WWVVV, W,A4V.Y.W.V.V.WW.W.WANYWAN vvvvivem+filivvvvri►V"ircrttivrY. r.1.i.+1!1TI!'O.1!Irf LCIVII [�MIXI ► 4 Sit IP • NOW IS THE TIME FOR 4 3 J 111 LADIES FALL SUITINCS III We have them in all kinds and shades in suit lengths, no two i 5 alike, full 54 and 56 inch goods, in Venetians and Broadcloth. A + In Ladies' Mantle Cloth for Coats we have a good range in s Brown and Blue Stripes, '' 3 r 4 to4g 4 . Men's Fall Suits. Just arrived, latest styles, newest outs, and prices I suit everyone. E Horne -Made Yarn, Blankets and ►, Sheeting. YARN.—We get our own wool made into Yarn, therefore is softer and more pliable than factory yarn, in single colored, 2 and 3 it ply.Irot BLANKETS—All fine wool, large sizes, made out of our own i yarn at Wroxeter. Smyrna Rugs. Just the thing to make your room look cosy; only a few left; regular $2.50 for 22.00. rol Wool and Fibre Rugs, oriental designs, regular $2.00 for $1.75 ► RUGS—We have them in Brussels, Tapestry and Dominion i Squares. Small ends of Carpet, 5,10 and 15 yard ends, to Clear at ro less than cost. buying. Sugar. 20 lbs. best No. 1 for $1.00, $4.00 per 100 -lb. sack. s f A s We carry a large stock of Carpet. Call and see before 4 4 s p, Witapper•ae•OII0.00•01000C1316` 11,0 FALL AND WINTER MOREEN UNDERSKIRTS. MO_ These are exceptional good value, being imported direct from it England. We can save you 75c and $1.00 on any underskirt, in y colors of black, blue, green, and brown to hitch the fall suitings. Special price while they last ranging from $1.25 to $2.50. s. IMPORTED RIBBONS. 'Velvets in all colors. Silks in all widths at special prices. Flour and Feed, sed Timothy Seed, C . k Food, d et E hand. Goods delivered to all parts of town. c'+ always on, f Tor Aar MiLLS PlIONEWINGHAM', ONT. , ,J kiiixtaiii aiiAAccisaiAtAALAAAA 1i,Altkisis,A A,iitA, ,li,MA, S1.kikklteA'A`AAA,T