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THURSDAY. OOTOBI R 14, 1909.
NOTES AND COMMENTS
�t the cabinet meeting last week it
wait decided to open the next session of
the Dominion Parliament on November
11th,
Mr. J. A. Macdonald, leader of the
Opposition in the British. Columbia Leg -
Jointure, lass resigned, and the Liberal
convention at New Westminster, B.O ,
eleote4 Mr. John Oliver, M P P , to the
position. M. Maodonald is a nephew of
Dr. P. Macdonald, formerly of Wing.
haze.
The total iwmigration into Canada
for the month of August this year was
15,887, as compared with 10,088 for
August last year, an increase of 53 per
cent, The immigration from the
United States was 8 024, ae compared
with 4,684 for August, of last year, an
increase of 71 per cent. The immigra.
tion by ocean ports was 7,363, as com-
pared with 5,398 for August of last
year, an increase of 36 per cent. The
total immigration for the first five
months of the present fisoal year was
105,036, as oompared with 90,385 for the
same period of last year, an increase of
17 per cent.
The financial statement of the Do-
minion for the first half of the present
fiscal year shows an inoreaee of $6,526,-
297 in revenue as compared with the
first six months of 1908.09. On the
other hand, the expenditure on oon-.
solidated fond acoonnt deoreased by
$1,098,385, and on capital account by
$802,582. For September alone the in-
orease in revenue was $1,570,709, while
the total expenditure decreased, as com-
pared with September of last year, by
$2,584 275. Judging by the figures of
revenue and expenditure for the first
half of the year, the earplug of receipts
over ordinary expenditure at the close
of the year should be the largest on
reoord and Mr. Fielding's budget esti.
mate of the probable increase In revenue
is likely to happily prove to be several
millions too small.
CHURCH NOTES.
The twelfth annual convention of the
Epworth Leagues of the Wingham Die-
• triot is being held in Luoknow to -day.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilford left this week
for China where they will engage in
missionary work. Dr. Wilford is a son
of Mr, John Wilford, of Blyth.
Rev, 0. E. Deakins will preaoh his
farewell sermons as rector of St. Paul's
Church on Sunday next and expects to
leave Wingham about the 22nd inst. to
enter upon hia work in Huron College
at London.
Rev. R. MoEachern will be inducted
as paster of the Whitechurch and Lang -
aide Presbyterian Churches at White•
church' today (Thursday). Mr. Mc.
Escheat comes from Leadadale in the
Presbytery of Lindsay.
Sunday, October 24th, is the data of
the anniversary services in connection
with St, Andrew's Presbyterian Ohnroh.
Rev. Principal handier, of Knox Co1•
lege, Toronto, will preach at both the
morning and evening services.
With delegates from all parts of Can-
ada and Newfoundland in attendance,
the eighty-fifth annual convention of
the General Board of Missions for the
Methodist Church in Canada was held
A 5o -cent bottle of
Scult's £mulsion
given in half -teaspoon
doses four times a day,
mixed in its bottle, will
last a year-old baby near-
ly a month, and four bot-
tles over three months,
and will snake the baby
strong and well and will
lay the foundation for a
healthy, robust boy or
girl.
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PINK PILLS
Dr. Willieme' Pink Pills were origin-
ally a preeoription need in the doctor's
private praottoe and their benefit to
mankind has been increased neatly
thousand VQ1d by their being planed on
general sale thrpughoat the world with
the doctor's own directions for nee.
They are entirely safe and contain no
opiate or habit. forming drugs.
Dr. Williams' Piak falls are a rem-
edy to use when the blood is thin as in
anaemia; or impure, at; In rheumatism,
or when the nervee are weak, as in
neuralgias; or lifeless in paralysis; or
when the body as a whole is ill nourish-
ed, as' in general debility, They build
up the blood, strengthen the nerves and
cure the troubles of women and grow-
ing girls, and many forms et weakness.
That thousands of people have tried this
treatment with good results is shown by
the oonatantly increasing. numb' of
cures reported.
Mr. Paul Cherbonuean, a yo. •g man
well known in the town of S Jerome,
Qae„ is one of the hoot who ,ear testi
ninny to the value of D . Williams'
Pink Pine. He says:—" "hen I lett
school I became a . to. keeper in en
important office. Pr . bly clue to the
confinement 1 began suffer from in-
digestion and Ioas of strength. i be-
came pale and eeemingly bloodless and
was often seized with palpitation of the
heart and violent headaobea. I tried
several remedies, but they did not do
me a bit of good. I was advised to try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and did so,
and the use of eight boxes brought me
baok to perfect health and strength. I
have since enjoyed the best of health
and cannot say too mnoh in praise of
this valuable medicine.
Yon can get Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
from any medicine dealer or by mail at
50 Dents a box or six boxes for $2 50
from The Dr. Williams' Medloine Oo.,
Brookville, Ont.
in Ottawa last week. The report of the
finance committee presented by the
treasurer, Mr. H. H. Fndger, Toronto,
ahowed that during the past year $556,-
583.79 had been appropriated for mis-
aione, foreign and domestic, and an
estimate of $538,622 for 1909.10 was
made by the committee on estimates.
To this, however, was added $80,418 not
included in the report on estimates, but
required for foreign work.
One of the moot welcome among the
many exchanges which come to our
desk is The News, of Toronto. The
News has recently made wonderful ad.
vanes, so muQh so that old friends of
the paper would hardly recognize in this
great Canadian newapaper the old News
of a few years ago, The News now
contains from fourteen to twenty pages
each day, with twenty-four to thirty-two
on Saturday, A specialty is made of
political and Parliamentary news and
questions affecting the welfare of the
public receive fair editorial treatment
by clever writers. We are safe in say
ing that there is no paper mora widely
quoted. to Canada and its cartoons are
reproduced by many of the leading
joarnale. Through an arrangement
made with The News, we are able to
offer the Tmns and The News in a club
for one year at the remarkably cheap
price of $2.80.
Live Stock Markets.
Toronto, Oot. 12.—City Cattle Mar,
ket.—Trade was Blow and the quality
of cattle generally poor, with anything
choice very scarce. Prices unchanged
for medium and common cattle and a
little firmer tone for good feeders and
the best butcher cattle. The demand
for distillery and other feeding stook is
quite active, with several large buyers
in the market and stook coming in very
slowly. Several loads of Manitoba
cattle were bought up for feeding at
good prices.
Export trade continues quiet, with
an indifferent demand, unless for some-
thing choice. Prices in the Old Coun-
try oontinae low.
Butcher cattle of good to choice qual-
ity are in active demand, with not
enough of the right kind offering to
satisfy requirements. Anything ohoioe
Molted out of loads sold firm at $4 85 to
$5. Medium butcher steady to firm.
Feeders—The demand for feeders la
now very active and prices for good
steers and bulls are firm, steers at $4 to
$4 40, balls at $3 to $3 50,
Stockers are in fairly active demand
for good quality.
Lambs easier and 20o, off.
Sheep steady.
Hoge, market weak and 25o. lower,
The following are the quotations:
Exporters' cattle-- Per 100 lbs.
Choice $5 50 $5 75
Medium..........,,,,. 5 00 5 25
Bulls 4 50 5 00
Light . - , 3 75 400
Cows 4 25 4 50
Feeders --
best 1000 pounds and np-
wards3 00
Stockers choice...,,.. 3 00
" bung,. ..,150
Butchers' ---
Picked .,
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Medium 3 50 3 GO
Cows.,...... „r.,.,, 3 75 425
Bulls , 8 25 4 00
Hoge --
Beat..,., , 7 757 90
Lights 0 00 7 50
Sheep—
Export owes . , , 2 00 8 50
Books , 2 50 3 60
Culla.. .. 2 50 800
Spring Lambs each„ 5 25 5 85
Calves, each. 8 00 6 25
3 50
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Winghaaii, Oct. 13th, 1909.
Pier r per 1001ba2 75 to 3 25
Fail Wheat ....... ,...,. 1 00 to 1 00
bata,..rr.rr.. 0 34 to 0 84.
Barley.,,r ...,. ....r..r 0 60 to 0 50
Peas ,r. r. r. rrrr.r.r 0 85 to 0 85
Butter dairy , ., .,,, . r., 0 20 to 0 20
ngga per dbs , 0 22 to 0 24
Wootipercord ...,r.,2 50 to 2 50
Hay per ton. , ,, 10 00 to 11 00
Potatoes, perbuahel,,,,,,. 0 30 to 0 83
Lard .--,....r . 0 18 to 0 13
Live Bogs, per cwt, .. , 8 25 to 8 25
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furs are intended for comfort and elegance and "great fashions,"
2 have no place in this collection. We will sell you styles that you
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of having something you know to be genuinely good, Anything
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has been blowing around Wingham.
We're here with the goods
We buy our goods wherever we can get
the newest and best goods for the money.
That means a lot to our customers. We
have a very large stock bought for our
fall and Christmas Trade
which it arriving daily.
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The People's Popular Store - Wingharn, Ont.
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Ladies' lime
Journal
Patterns.
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Ladles'
Borne
Journal.
The "Ladies Home Journal Patterns" are the very best Patterns made.
No trouble to make any garment if you use these p.ltterns, Monthly Style
Book free. Ask for one.
Men's and Boys' Ready -to -
Progress Brand Clothing is made
to fit. Looks well. Wears well.
Feels comfortable.
Special offer for one month on
Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats.
A discount of ten per cent, will be
given off all Men's and Boys' Suits
and Overcoats for 30 days from
date. Seasonable goods at reduced
prices.
BREAD AND PASTRY ,
FLOUR
Exeter Star Flour (Blended) one
of very best Blended Flours on
the Canadian Market, $2.75
Wingham Gold Star Flour (Blend-
ed) price $2.75
Wingham Five Lilies Flour, pure
Manitoba, price $3.00
New Currants, recleaned, choice
fruit, per lb 100
New Raisins, selected fruit, per
lb 10e
First of this season's crop on the
market.
FARMERS!
We want large quantities of
Butter, Eggs, White Beans, Onions,
Dried Apples, Hard Wood, Oats,
Winter Apples, Poultry, etc. Dried
Apples must be good color and well
dried. Poultry must be fat and
dry picked to get the best price.
Wear Clothing.
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Bargains for you yet in all lines. If you have beer} in, you know what values we
were giving. If you have not been in, it will certainly pay you to come along,
if you are needing anything ; even if you are not just in need at present
you will make 30, 40 & 3o per cent. on money invested by buying now.
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