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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-10-28, Page 44 TO ADVERTISERS' (Aloe of changes must bo left at this otfiee not tater than i3titnrday uoon. The eopy for ish ngesi roust bo loft not later than Monday evening. 1 — Oasu;,,I aeivorti erxtciata excepted up That is the Constant to noon Wednesday of f:aoh woek• ness of the blood. REBUILDING THE WHOLE BOGY RSTA13L'iSFHEF.) 1872 Tilt IWINfittim TIMES. A. 13,$LI110TT, I unl,XBB 1 ANDruornarroa THURSDAY, QOTOBER 48. 1909 . NOTES AND COMM.ENTS Hon. R, F. SatFrnrland. M. P for North Este x. has been aproiated es a judge to the Exeh°quer Division of the Ontario Wish Court, and W. S ,Culvert, M. P. for North Middlesex, bac been appointed to the Dmminion Railway Commission. Bye elections will be held inthese ridings on N:.vember 10th. busi- And That is Why a Blood Making Tonic Will Make the Body Well and Keep it So. Pare, red blood is the vital principal of life, for upon it the tissues of the body live. It goes praotically to every part of the body, carrying nourishment and oxygen, taking np the wastes and so changing them that they oau be cast out of the body. As our every act re- sults in the breaking down of some of the tissues and the formation of wast° materials, the body is in a constant state of change. To maintain health, strength and life the blood must be pure in order to replace these tissues with plenty of fresh nourishment and rid the body of its waste material. Men and women who are run down will find Dr. Williams' Pink Pills the best these tonic Pills for are.their lt ion certainblood•bu ld er and purifier. They enable the blood to meet the unusual demands of the body and hive perfect health. We offer the case of Mrs. John Harman, of Welland, Ont., as a proof of iWS great THE WINGFIAM TIMES, OCTOBER 28, 1909 +.++++++++++++4+++++++44++ ••••+++♦++++++4+♦+++4+444* Highest prices Phone CO pkinds of 70 1CANNA I Produce :Who said Ruffs, Muffs and= A convention of Ontario Liberals will be the outcome of a representative meeting of members of the party which took place Friday in the rooms of the Ontario Reform Association, at Toronto. The meeting which was convened for the purpose of making preliminary arrangement3, decided to hold the con- vention in Toronto in June next, the exaot date to be fixed by the executive, that it will embrace everyone of the one 'hundred and six ridings of Ontario and that only provincial questions will be discussed. Fur -Lined Coats ?• + 1 ♦ +• + power of Dr. Williams disease. Mrs. Harman several years I lived a lif misery, and even now a illness it seems awful o contemplate. The trouble began tth weakness and loss of appetite. • was followed by headaches and em elation. At times I had violent palpitation of the heart and shortness of breath, finally I was completely prostrated. I was so hag- gard that my friends hardly knew me, and I often thought my last hour had oome. My sufferings would follow me into the region of dreams with mob distinotnees that often times I would awaken shivering and shaking with sobs, and scarcely able to realize that I had been but dreaming. The best ef• forts of three doctors at different times failed to help me. Then I was urged to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. With- in one month I felt a distinct improve- ment, and after using eleven boxes I was again in the full possession of health and strength. Several years have now elapsed since this illness and as I have constantly enjoyed the best of health I am warranted in Baying that the cure is permanent." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills should be used in all diseases caused by thin, watery or impure blood, such as anaemia, rheumatism, stomach trouble, the after effects of lagrippe and fevers, neuralgia, headaches and the various ailments common to women and grow- ing girls. These Pills are eold by all medicine dealers or sent by mail at 50 cents a box or sx boxs for $2 50 by The Dr. WilliamsiMedicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. ills over sdye : —"For of pain and I recall that • • + • We're more enthusiastic this seitson than ever before with • our 1 showing of new and stylish Furs. Oar system of buying direct from + • the leading manufacturers nets a considerable saving in price to 1 • • customers and ensures absolutely reliable qualities. We believe that + • furs are intended for comfort and elegance and "great fashions," . Ahave no place in this collection, We will sell you styles that you : • will be pleased with as long as you wear them plus the satisfaction • • of having something you know to be genuinely good. Anything o '� The People's Popular Store Wingham, Ont. i special that may be wanted we can ver3 quickly get. • •• • • ♦ • ' Coats. Prices to suit the coat—coat to suit the customer—get the * early selection which is always the best. East Huron Conservatived. The following report of the meeting of East Huron Conservatives held at Brassele last Friday is taken from the London Free Press: —At a bumper con- ventionof the CJnservatives of East Huron, Dr. Chisholm, M. P. for the riding, definitely annonnoed that, owing to his advanced years, he would not again me a candidate for re-eleotion to the Commons. His announcement was not well received by his followers. For the ensuing year the delegates present named Peter W. Scott as president, 0. G. Vanatone, Wingham, secretary ; William Smith, Walton, treasurer. .Addresses were given by Dr. Chisholm, A. H. Musgrove, M. L. A., Wingham, and ex -Warden James Bowman, of Morris. Resolutions of confidence were then passed on the present Provincial Government and the Opposition at Ottawa. A committee was named to look over the field, and to make a re- port of the conditions at a meeting to be held next June. George Spotton, of Wingham, and ex•Warden Bowman are the two men the convention has its eyes on for parliamentary honors. Ladies' and Girls' Cloth Coats. • • • We have been doing a rushing business in our new Fall • ••I • • • • • mmaems.a.m.amigarommams NNE, e • 4 Prices lower than ever for the last week of IC/sox's sale, Several firemen were overoome by smoke while fighting a fire at the West- inghouse works in Hamilton. Dr. James N. Richards of .Warkworth is going to New York to accept an ap- pointment in Bellevue Hospital. Mr. John Flynn, sen., was burned to death and two race -horses were destroy- ed In a fire that wiped out S. Davidson's stable at Prescott. Mr. John Boswell was struck. by a train while driving et Port Hope. His horse was killed and three occupants of the carriage were thrown down an em- bankment, but they escaped without serious injury. "THE SOUL'S AWAKENING." The new premium picture given to all subscribers to the Family Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal, is certainly e beauty. Never in the history of newspapers has there been snots enthnsias • over a premium as "The Soul's A akeuing" has created during the past wo weeks. Almost every newspaper to Canada has published some flattering tributes to The Family Heral 's enterprise. Clergy- men of all denomi at ns have written thanking the Pabli rs for giving the people of Canada an opportunity to pos- sess such a piotnre. Every mail brings scores of letters from parents, fathers and mothers, expressing their sincere gratitude for famishing the home with such an elevating inflnenoe. School In- spectors have written suggesting that every school room in Canada should have a copy of "The Soul's Awakening," believing that it will have a powerful, though silent, influence on the minds of the children. The Family Herald and Weekly Star alone is big value at one dollar, but with this picture as a prem- ium it looks like giving away money. It is said the supply is limited and there is a big rush of subscriptions. No one ldmiss it Children's Winter Apparel. In Toques, Gloves, Bootees, Gaiters and Mittens. Wrapperettes. 20 new patterns in Wrappettes just arrived—for ladies' kimonas; wrappers and mornin dresses, also children's dresses. •ry 4 • Men and Boys' •• • Can we not sell you• your Winter Overcoat? In Black or Tweed, Beaver or Melton's—we have a good variety in all prices— 'r• 1 d fit one thing about our Coats they are good sty es an • Carpets, t Rug, s L '• inoleums Lace • •• Curtains. 4. • Have arrived for the fall trade—don't forget we are here with t the goods and shall be pleased to lay your new rug or linoleum, also T. i sew and lay your new carpet free of charge. + AAMMMMAAAAAMAAMItMMA • • +I4.SANNA & CO. . + • • + ••••••++4+4.1+++1+1•++++4* •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Night Classes. Ambitions young people who wish to "learn while they earn," may do so by attending night classes at the Wingham Business College. Each student is in- structed privately by painstaking, sym- pathetic teachers. Yon may enter no matter what your ednoation. Ask for information. Phones 104 and 85. Felf�FOEIn ¥EMI 300 lbs Milk 240 qts. Butter 100 lbs. Eggs 27 doz. Vegetables 500 Ibs. This represents a fair ra- tion for a man for a year. But some people eat and eat and grow thinner. This means a defective digestion and unsuitable food. Alarge size bottle of Scott's Emulsion /: equals in nourishing proper- ties ten pounds of meat. Your physician can tell you how it does it. roil SALE BBY ALL 1) :LoGIST0 no., toile the of rAier arts a3. for cur Mil Strinrs Bank mut (:bill's bkrtek•SJok, bank contains n toed Lack room. SCOTT & nOWNE ,grye W*ilinst(a attest, Wirt: Tetonto, Ont, Bison Agents Ladies' Borne Journal patterns. KERR_ �;BIRDI! Up Newest and Most -To - Date Goods 1 MAAAAAAAAAANNAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAMAAAAAAAMAAAAMAAAA ( ( ( (. ( idve Stock Markets. Toronto, Oot. 27.—Market was slo w but prices steady at this market to -day • Several et the usual buyers of export oattle were absent, and trade in this class was as a result unusually draggy. There was a little better demand for good butcher cattle, and prices for this class were steady to firm. The top of the best export was $5.60. A few extra good quality lambs sold at $5.90, about lac above the average for the general ran. The following are the quotations: Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs. $5 50 $5 75 5 00 5 25 450 5 00 375 400 4 25 4 50 Choice Medium Bulls Light Cows Feeders— best 1000 pounds and up- wards Stockers choice 3 00 50 bulla Butchers'— 4 85 Picked Medium.......... • .. 3 75 3 75 Cows......... 3 26 Bulls Flogs-- 5 7 7 Best 0 70O Lights Sheep 2 00 Export owes 2 00 Bucks,...... , 2 50 Culla, Spring Lambe each.. 53 000 Calves. each ..... 3 50 400 2 00 500 4 25 4 25 400 7 50 3 50 3 00 3 00 5 75 550 WXNGUAM MARKET It1%FORTS Winghtlm, Oct. 27th, 1900. Flor r per 100 lb' . , 1 02 to 1 02 1 Fall ,boat 0 "4 t 0 34 , ..,. 2 75 to 3 25 Oete 0 o P.arlcy..... .... . 0 50 to 0 50 i Peea .. 0 80 to 0 SG I3ntter dairy .,0 20 to 0 22 'I'`i;gsper dos ,,,.,, 0 23 to 0 25 try oo d per cord 2 50 to 2 50 IItay , per ton 10 00 to 11 00 Potatoes, per bushel 0 80 to 0 35 ILard ..a . ...., , 18 to 0 18 Live Hogs, per cwt ', 75 to 7 75 STILL IN TUF RING • Not blown away by the awful wind that 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 } Arriving daily at this Big Store. Quality guaranteed. Prices right. Come and see the "Strictly New Creations" in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, etc. " MOTOR SCARF " Fleecy, fine pure all-wcol Scarf, white, 75 only " MUFFLERS and CLOUDS " White and colors, pure all -wool. .25Pric .50 each . See the new Muffler, knit doable, nearly 2¢ yards long. The new Fancy Knit Neck Muffler, with dome fastener ; all the newest shades. Price each ALL -WOOL SWEATERS Pure all -wool Sweaters for Men and Boys, All sizes, and the best colors. Sweater Coats for Men, and our guarantee goes with every coat ; they are pure wool. NEW MANTLE GOODS See our new Mantle Goods in navy and brown, 56 -in. wide; pure wool; can't be beat. $1,50 per yard. .50 ROCKWOOD YARN is the best Yarn made in Canada ; we are agents for the Rockwood Yarn. No short wool used in the manufacture of this yarn ; nothing but the best long wool is used. All colors, 2 and 3 ply. PROTECT THE HANDS Fine, pure all -wool Mitts for Ladies and Misses, in black, brown, navy, t .35 cardinal and white Ladies' Gloves in pare wool Ringwood. o .50 and Lined Cashmere Lined Kid and Mocha Gloves and Mitts for Men and Women. Good goods. Lowest Prices. KNIT CAPS for BOYS and GIRLS See the new Knit Caps for Boys and Girls. The best yet. Warm and ser- viceable. Pure all wool. White and colors. Each TOQUE PurSe all wool ; white and color 25 allto .50 sizes HEAVY SCOTCH TAMS For winter wear. Each $1.00 A BARGAIN IN PICKLES Bottled Pickles that usually sell at 15c a bottle we are now offering at 100. Mixed Pickes, Chow Chow, White Onion, Walnuts and Gherkins — we bought them at a reduced 'price and you get the benefit. SOMETHING NEW IN WINGHAM " Cream of the West Flour " — the BEST BREAD FLOUR on the market ; made from Mani- toba wheat. If you are not satisfied with the flour you have been using, try the " Cream of the West." i 1 NEW FRUIT New Figs, New Raisins, New Currants, .New Peels. Oats, FARMERS! Hard Eggs, White Beans, Onions, Dried Apples, Wood, We want large quantities of Batter, gg , 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. NOt®lam • ••••e•E1.k'*t•• •w.E4♦Y♦!••♦0li... •sso..••••••€+e••+•4s4♦d0oomoei“l••4t.A4••••••i,•,, • • • ♦ • • • Biggest . Bargains Ever Heard of ar � Men's Furnishings. , • CLEARING SAL STILL CONTINUES. Fall and Christmas Trade 1 1 W. G. PATTERSON which is arriving daily. 4 The Sale has been going good, but we had a big stock and have a lot of Exdeptional w • Bargains for you yet in all lines. If you have been in, you know what values we • •• were • giving. If you have not been in, it will certainly pay you to come along, •• • • • s if you are needing anything • ; even if you are not just in need at present • you will make 3o, 4o & �o per cent. on money invested by buying now. • s co • • Seee our Men's and Boys' Shirts, regular 75c, now.... .39 s •• 20•c. Collars • for .12.x , ••15e. Collars for Q9 • )tubber Collars, regular 25e, for 18 ♦e' •. • • SWEATERS GLOVES • SOCKS LOUNGING • 2 8 • The Great Watch Doctor I MAX%VELL I: WINGHAM, - • - - ONTARIO. I )vvvvvvvvvYwYwwwwwwki vvvvvv.N.Y.Y.W.wevwtyvvywi o •••••• ►+•••s+r+rsetr•••••ss••►•i•••••e•♦•....•.e•.•t+c.ese•.•s..t..ernetke. UNDERWEAR TIES FANCY VESTS ROBES SMOKING JACKETS AT AWAY BELOW THE • • • HATS CAPS SCARFS MUFFLERS w FUR CAPS COLLARS Z BELTS JEWELRY, Etc. LOWEST PRICES.• •• •• • ♦ •• •• w w s w' 4 • • Our ' • Tailoring Department is full of the newest in Suitings, Overcoatings, Trouser- ings, Fancy Vestings. The patterns and materials are the nicest we have ever had, and at the lowest possible prices consistent with good goods and workmanship. HAVE A LOOI 1 TAILOR AND MEN'S FURNISHER.