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The Wingham Times, 1901-08-23, Page 43-,5-1-v" . vw .ri..'inn• THE' WONGRA111 'ri.R =0'S, A1.41'. 243', 1901. f+ ar E3grt;, tiro cl find si Q.at ' `crease in Ontario is in the olds -r districts 9 "TSt;IInaA7G nl htt x xtrz'o lxs. w Ai 11!!!ll Mir/Nth!#M1Riq A i l lC6!►I ll f > 1411 1 i N1 M RlMO!!!000009100 fl:,t,t l.l:ltr, , 4f the V ovinee, which }lace seek their Wlugliam, Aug. 22, 1901 'o , bt`st {la, sand are now dependent wholly 1Plo;ur per 100lbs, . .. 1 64 to 1,, 50 ; upas fila slid ILtte inter- ]?a11'Crlheat ,... . . 0 00 to 0 02; 0 + r J ll11 ( p p uu Jflo & Jos tl (err. The People ular bloref w 44 Jai if Ker.n in e :...............,..,0 east5. Tata fob lnetalhce tll4 Couut . o£ Sprull, ylleat,., ..,.,.000 e for i Con to 0 q0 30 to 0 34 , Huron, tvihicll shows a decrease at 4,604, , ... „„ Barley , 0 40 to 0 42 This can be accounted for by observiut; Peas . . . . . . . .... . .. . . . .. . . 0 62 to 0 02 ' ••-~ 1 the decline of population in some of the Turkeys, drawn. 09 to 0 10 , Here's joist one testimoniGll - towns and villages about us. 51auy have ;ono to the North West and Ilan' ...,. Dh cl s`, per pair .,, Butter...... q 90'. to 0 0 40 to 0 60 0 15 to 0 16 ! I { armors will find it to their advantage to bring their produce to this store. We ; Brussels, Julie 9, '01 Setld we one of Da mpo. for itoba. Others to the new parts .and Out- ... ... 101;gs per doz ... .... 0 11 to 0 11 to 20 ! ! r - and sell lay Llle highest market price for Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Apples, c ;G+, package -vhiclt I enclose '.',,; rents in s t.anips. Would arla,#lnhss spreading thepopulationovera p ' g. greater area. Bruce, Wellington, South Woacl per coxa . P `' ' ... Hay per tall.... .. ,. 2 OQ 2 6 00 to 8 OQ :]dry Goods. Clothing, Boots and, Shoes, Groceries, Crockery, Stationery, not be without it for double the anaouut. Grey, South Perth and Middlesex show Potatoes, new, porbushel... Tallow per lb .. ... , 1 00 to 1 00 0 05 to 0 05 ! &c. at lowest prices. ' Yours truly, the same decreases, while North Perth Larch •' .... 0 14 to 0 12 .G ART11VIt Oums, , %as all increase a ' 4 . Dried Apples per .. , , , , . 0 0 01 Dampo mailed to any ad- dress fQr 2 c. - ( PERSONALS. T .1 Woo0 Live o ..., .,..... Live Bog's, per cwt... • . , - Chickens„..,.. 1811to 7 13 to 0 15 7 00 to 7 QO q 30 to q o : Boots and, Shoes. VEGETABLES. Colin A. Campbell Is We shall bo glad to have contributions to this column from nny of our readers. If You have visit Orq Or purpose going away Jourself, drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that effect. Our New Boots and Shoes for fall are now in Fresh Vegetables always in stock. Green MUTUAL LIFE : stock, and a better lot of shoe leatber never came to Corn, Green Cucumbers, Cabbage, New Potatoes, Wingham. We guarantee every pair of them. to Beets, Carrots, Onions, Ripe Tomatoes, 3cc, ! ive sat gisfaction. Ali oa'• Fa11 Shoes Ora Solid DRUG STORE. OF CANADA. a Air. W. P. Grierson spent last week 5 Leather. No shoddy in, any part of them. e j p 1 + ' WINGHt1M. at the Pan. rormerly The QntarioMntualLife' A Meavy Shoes for rough work, Canned Meats. a BY WAY OF CONTNAST : :. Mr, David Graham of Detroit is visit - Fine Box Calf Shoes slip sole. , Death and expense rato per 1.000 for last ten + p Potted Chicken per tin be TO ADVERTISERS, fug in town, years. Fine Dongola Kid Shags, slip sole. 5c !- - g 5 leading U.S, Companies, average.. ..22.21 , Potted Turkey .. I- otice of changes must be left at this parents in town. Mutual Like of CRuada 18•.0 p t, Potted Tongue ” 50 !' Rnbt. Dallas of Montreal is visi#ins, iiia 6leading Canadian Co11aPa+hies avgo .. 1$: 7 remember our rices are right. office not later than Saturday noon, -- - Potted Duck " Je lop, The Copp. for changes mast be left Dr. Field spent Sunday m•Wiughazu. - Interest Warred on assets Iasi ten le rCcnt. i ' Libby'a Chicken Loaf per tin 20c '" not inter than Tuesday eceuiug, Brussels Herald. 5leading U.S. Companies, average .... ss ! CARPETS. t1 7 'a 15C p CARPE 3 S. Libb s Veal Loaf Casual advertisements, accepted uP Duncan Stewart of Paris is visiting 5leading Canadian Companies, aavgo„ 5.01 ! y, ;, r o. rxatual Lilo of Canada .. .. .. 0,51 Libby's Ham Loaf 15e 0. - to noon Thursday of each woek. friends in town. A few short ends of Carpet and Matting, at, r W _• Mr. R. J. Sparling of Gorrie was in Q and below Cost, Libby's Cottage Loaf lac A,., ESTABLI8SED 187.. town thin week. AB N ER C®S E N _ Libby's Melrose Pate • • - Air, W, F, Brockenshire of London is Loan and. Insurance Agent, (Gama, Ham and Tongue) per tin 15c. !: T• wi visiting in town, Corner Minnie and Patrick Sts. 9 O ' i. ! S nacnnem Goods'at Cost. Miss L. Forbes is improving some At home Friday afternoon and Saturday. 'I N I E H. R. ELLIOTT, Fttxrasui n ann Fi;o>?ax> Toia at time of writing.. For the month of August, only, we will sell = - - — -- -- — " 0 the following lines at Cost: 0 - Mr, Jos. Beth of Goderich was in g Pickling time is at hand and you will want 0 - FRIDAY. AUG. 23, 1901• town on Thursday. with her parents, Ml and Mrs. Mark Ladies Parasols at Cost, -. Gray. Mr. Wright also spent a few Vinegar. Come to this Stora for it. We have good 0 -- --- Mr. W. G. Patterson was in Kincar- Dress Aluslins at Cost, Vinegar, THE CENSi.S, days in town. ® Wool Delaines at Cost. cd dine on Wednesday. White Willa Vinegar. The returns of the Census for Canada Mrs. Heath of Loudon, who has been ® Fane Straw Hats below Cost. Chester Davis of Lucknow spent Sun- Y Old Cider Vinegar. .are occupying a great deal of attention day with his parents here. spending a few weeks at Bayfield, wasq Small Wares, Belt Buckles, Beauty Pins, = Malt Vinegar. o :since their issue. The very small in- Mr. Colin A. Campbell is holidaying taken ill and removed to London hospit- • Cuff Buttons' Brooches'Side Combs &c.... g crease is disappointing to those who had among the Muskoka lakes, 0'i on Wednesday. She is a danMiiter of 8 a.t •about Half Price. • • III James Duffield of town. t Pickling Spices ,0 uted upon sit million of people. It Miss Jessie 'Gray is attending the O Ladies Summer Shoes at Cost, as certain that the increase has been millinery openings at Toronto. . Mr. John Mowat of the Glove factory 0 plisses Suminer Shoes at Cost. <> Wee did assortment of Picklingi.• anal© during the Iast six years. It is Win. McDonough has returned from arrived home from his trip to the old sea 0 Mens' Summer Shoes at Cost, {. carry a splen t A further certain that if the census of 1391 a visit with friends at London. on Wednesday night. He had been ab- _n c ideries a li Co Spices. 0' was a fair one the decrease from that Miss Edith Bugg of Loudon is visiting sent two months visiting boyhood scenes . Whole and ground Pepper. o g a at her uncle's, Mr. John Bugg. a trJt Whole and round Cinnamon. a census during the few succeeding years and taking in the Glasgow Exhibition. g -vas so great that it has kept the resent g ! Whole and ground Cloves.: Q g p P Miss T. Henderson of Ingersoll is vis- Master Wm. Un, who wheeled all the Until the end of this _month we will sell all - one very low. The majority of people itinn with friends in Wingham. way from Chicago to Mount Forest, Embroideries and Insertions at Cost. We have a Whole and ground Allspice. ,can recall the great eaodns during 159-2Whole and ground Mace. y... first '93 and '94 which could not do other- + ,. Mustard Seed, Anise Seed, Corriander Seed, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Keeling of Car- sent Friday and Saturday with Master ! full stock of these goods. Come ear an et Spice, arc. •. wise than decrease the population, and Mr. Jas. X. Sunday of1SE. Exeter was return trip, going by way of dWingham, s choice. . _ CelerySeed Whole Mixed fickle S 1 ,which decrease has had to be made up visiting friends in town last week. where he intended spending Sunday 0 ALL GOODS. before tke 540,000 could be numbering. M. H. McIndo has returned from his with friends in that town. — !Mount HONEY True we have had emigration but these I visit to Peterboro and Port Perry. Forest Confederate, a+ News Fall Goods arriving early. Opera have ! not met the decrease. Miss M. Craig of Walkerton is visiting Richard Clegg, of the firm of Walker • Flannels, Fancy Silks, Chevoits, Serges, Lustres, We have bought a largequantity of choice The increase in Ontario is very disap- r her sister, Mrs. E. Keiser in town. & Clegg, upholstered furniture inane- 00 Home Spuns. See our Handsome Wrapperettes at Pure Honey and will be pleased to supply your a Q P .r P thetur residence Wing A. Belyea Sunda t y alb, in any quantity. •. ointing Even in Quebec the percent- Miss M. Walker of Win ham spent a Winga guest ham, of increase was less than for the few days with relatives In Ingersoll. a + 5 y a 1 yard. wants in this line. c sY preceding decade, and much less than IIIA .bra. Ed. Sparlina, and Frank Clea of and Monday. Mr. Clegg was very 0 p r R p u o for the decade from 1S71 to 1581. in Gorrie were in town on Weduasda.y. favorably impressed with Southampton 0 ho. & alas. H. Kerr. MAODONALD BLOCK, WIHOWAM. ho. & Jas. H. Kerr. 0` 1871 the population of Quebec was 1,- a Mrs. Peter Wilson and son Chester, of as a site for manufacturing industries, @' 191,516. In 1SS1 it was 1,359;027, a gain London, are visiting friends in town. He returned on Tuesday, accompanied 49004DO00004061DO!9' pee 4, of 167,511, or more than 14 per cent.In @ H. B. Elliott of the TLItns spent Suli. •b Mrs. Cle ' y Clegg,,who' has been the guest 1591 it was 1,468,0'35, a gain of 129 .503 - day at the parental home in Ingersoll, of Mrs. 'Kent for the past mouth.— • --• .••- • •, a gain of 132,439 or 3.2 per cant This a few weeks at her son's home in town. Beacon.++4•++++++......................................... 4+++4....40. ......... . or 9,5 per cent. In 1„01 itwas 1,620,;74,1 0'gspending refutes the statement by opposition pap- Mr- Fred Haycroft of Brussels has 4 ors that attempts were made to lower accepted a position in the N. I. Works Live stock nlartcets. I ++ Toros Aug. 20.—Ab the western { + + the census in Ontario and raise it in here. + • cattle carloads of live stock including 400 Quebec. t Miss Fluety of Wingham has been + + The Assessment Commissioners at visiting the Misses Sample.—Brussels hogs cattle, calves, andeep and lambs, lch hogs, 50 calves, and a few milch y T n -w --daft as a ar, d ho It B '-4zt ingstnn stated to the Toronto News + Herald. t that one reason, for the difference in the ! Mrs. Al. Bell, of Edward street, is cows. census of 1901 and 1891, is, that in 1891 visiting relatives in Proton, GreyThe tone of the market for cattle was a ;+., the enumerators -were paid flve cents County little more easy, especially for anything + Button Block, W 1 it g h • ,m + Ter name and in 1901 they were engaged, Mr. C. Barber of the Luc'anow Senti- but the best stuff. + + rove- slight trade the ort he es improve- 'fry the day. Thus at the enumeration :nes was in town last week on his In tP a P + 7tocome ten years apo the name of servants, Tis• holidays. went in British cattle cables helped buss- +,ness somewhat while on the other hand, + A Great SadrifiCe SAYE will begday, August 24th at Thomas +Mors and all that possibly could be ob- The Misses McIntosh of Lucknow ' + wined were urea. I3e further waded were visiting Mrs. A. H. Carr a few days searcity of space on the Montreal boats + Bazaar in the Button Block, opposite HaStore. We are pleased to quotethat Ile believed the schedules of 1891 last week. hada depressing effect. Forgoodexport o our ridiculously low figures on recent pure offer them likewise. Saturdayverepadded and incorrect. H. M. Watson, Bank of Hamilton stuff prices ruled from X4.60 to $5 per + +”¢ prices will be special and we invite the pund prove it for themselves. + It is quite natural•that the party fav- Inspector was in town for a few days cwt., and for really prime cattle five o , •.Wring National ational Policy should desire this week, and ten cents more zeas several times + to make as good a showing as possible, Mr, Benj. Stafford of Wroxeter, left paid• + r + Following are the notations: + SEE WHA CAS , ILL BUY ■ +- tu order to retain power and favor. This Wingham station on Wednesday fora a q + year's returns are without doubt as cor- week at the Pan. WATTLE. + + sect as it is possible to snake them, Messrs. Duncan and Archie Fisher of Shippers, per cwt..... ,$460 $ 5 00 + Do light 4 25 4 60 + %rraniteware. Flavors Etc. Vhen we loop at the figures of the two Paisley, attended the wedding of their + light a • • • • - iceusus carefullywe find that in the ten niece on Tuesday. Butcher, choice . o..... 4 40 4 76 + +.. Butcher, ordinary to + , +• 3rears just ended the population has in- Mr, Frank Higgins of Wiarton is good ....... . ........ 3 50 4 00 + White Enamelled Cups, a good size Thomas Baking Powder. 'Reg price ++- creased10.4per cent. The number of spendingafew days with his parents, Butcher,lnferior, •.•,.. 2 75 3 25 + for camping. Reg Io. Sale price 5c. 25C per 1b. Sale price 15c. + + families has increased 13,1 pet cent, in just cut Of town. SHEEP AND L.UMS, + Ahe same time, and the dwelling houses Miss Amy Purcell is spending her Choice ewes, per cwt... 3 40 3 60 a Graniteware white enamelled Saucers Ioc Bottle of Extract for 5c, + lave gained 14.7 per Cent. Why this holidays with friends in Wingham Culled sheep, each...... 2 00 3 00 + i +. Lambs (spring), each... 2 50 3 50 +♦ to match cups, reg 5c and Gc. Sale price Pt. bottle of Ammonia for Ioc. +• discrepency? Why should the families Listowel Standard. Bucks .. . ... . ....... . . . 2 50 3 00 # 3c or 2 for 54 + and houses increase mach more rapidly Mr. Andrew McDonald of Rat Portage =Lr ,,Rs .AND CALVES, than the individuals who comprise these is visiting his parents at Zetland, and Cows, each............0 00 45 00 + Tea and Coffee Pots several sizes,Pt. bottle of Italian Cator Oil for 15c.> ;Families and occupy those houses, if the friends in Wingham. Calves, each, , ......... 1 00 10 00 + ' - 1 ' + holdirl from 2 to 6 im ints re do to _ Bottle of Nonsuch Stove Polish, reg ,aeturns of 1891 were correct? The de- Roy Gordon left on Thursday morn- lfoas. + g p pints, g ductionproves itself. ing for Toronto to accept a position in Choice hogs, per cwt.., 000 7 25 + to $l. Io. Some are blue, white and green 15 Sale price IOC. It may be further noticed that the de Eaton's departmental store. Light hogs, per cwt.... 0 00 6 75 color, All one price; 30c, cr + Boston Oil Shoe Di•essin Ioc bottle Mrs. John Quirk of Wingham was Heavy hogs, per cwt, .. 6 50 6 76 t foY C a + here last week, visiting at Mr. George Stags.... . . . . ......... 000 z 90 + Graniteware Tea Kettles, pit and flat 9 y +- Bissett's.—Kincardine Review. + bottom, Reg price $I and $1.25. Saturn, A good Buggy Whip for loc. +' Messrs. Perry Bradwin of London and + day bargain, C. +" Lorne Bradwin of Hamilton are spend- - g ' 75 Half dozen table Knives and ori{s, +; # f4shiorlta%le Ing the holidays uhderthe parental roof.$ Wash Basins, reg 25c. Saturday superior quality, .reg 750' Saturday, 45c. + Mrs. N. McLaughlin of Gorrie was in Lost, + for I 7C, a Glasses Bird Seed at 5e a pkt. . lwt• carefuttr 'study, fawn Saturday. She was returning that exq uigale Somfrom a visit with her parents in Hensall. ,. Special rices in Preserving Kettles thing°;caited style.+" : p p g Porridge Sets, reg 30c.for 25c. + vatOohs bf seat o t c•0' Joseph Stafford, a prominent business My bait came out by the hind- phi ful *reg 45c and 5oc. Saturday for 37c,+ tde portsof-taro las mau rand Councillor of St. ',Marys is , and the gray heirs began to = Jelly Moulds, assorted, from 5c to 20C. +- sated of faahionubld creep in. 1 tried Ayers Hair Yigor, , pertacloware, pea,', 1 dead. He has a brothernear Wroxeter. sand it sto ed the hair from com• Come and see our chew Milk and Holders, ectln(ilandfiaaiehi pp p Tooth Pick' 'Various Sizes I Mrs. Currie and children and Miss ingout an restored the color.' -w- _ Rice Boilers, Bread Pans, Pudding Dishes, - at sc each. TervitofWingham verevisiting112rg,J', Mrs. M. D. Gray, No, Salem, + Pie Plates, Tin Palls, Kneading Pans, &c. _ + Johnston, south side, ---Kincardine Re- , + Superior for Scissors re C for I c. view. There's 0' pleasure in p g 35 5 ' Oferin such a prepara. + Frying Pans. - Air. I.1. Ar Hessian left Thursday P i Also bargains in Lamps, Toilet Sets, ' morning to accept aposition in the drego tion as Ayer's Hair`Vigor. + Reg price 45c and bac. Dinner and Tea Dishes, podd Cups and «' goods department of Simpson & Co., - ft gives to all who use it+ , +i The _ + Toronto. sSaturday pricechoice for 25c, Saucers. }such satisfaction. . ,..:... - s Mt. Alex. McDougall of Canton, Ohio, hail becomes thicker, 4 t gpent a few days of last Week, in town, 101 er Sbfter, and ri]bre + a cm - R6 up to°about four years ago em• glossy. y _ + Watch for our advt. xxe t weed, as we will sccttre iii 'i1s1n s Z. S pToyed %n the foundry here, Os$ At1C 011 rreX 5f1 _ + Miss Uay Da,y of 'trV'ingham W116 has g uch an + have something special to tell. you, palmic. (athelineq, plaid flying r*isit to td aticl reliable prepara. Z 1 on 7 lids , Li it el 11111'1. $100 0'i '6otde. All drdgtfsla friends in town '' s iv 0 Y Y r D THOMA beeli spending a month lu Hatnliteu anti s ; a„titla= CiawiEi iat rich y gsad ,t■aWa ►lamb AO If teat dta9 Ixt fan»et etr ply ytltr0 tl, t a aaarr►„ h►t. Banner. uetid ue one do t rand *e wnt hx1m4s Block; rpt . + You ri bottle Ina etare AY d 1tiv0 thn name Button .p1o ir"'.k ; Yy Ynghaw. ' r0' f, Adilrngn, Hawkes ury' at spending a abort, tiime of yomrn r°cet Y1'""eco°.,r"' ++........................ i...... i ........................... .................. ; l: