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THURSDAY. JUL tan
EDITORIAL NOTES.
the hard :limes Lae ezie..e with
Beadee:e theee have teen peeeed
ts...17 :dee aeraele of Menitehe
we.rement dresierera ceeidemereed,
A%eeri.a. Seas:kat:hew= tired ialaniteta
▪ beve ceademc el the peliehis end aerie:as
of the Beaded Gaieremeat. lit is reef, -
Tees te attempt to tiieltftCI,' ex-
plain it awo.a. Federal eieeseihre. as
wreil Preedezial lesees. have tercet
thmet tierwriade ria the eieetiees ezdh
f these Praelnees ia the rest tvre
Sinee Ceafederatiere, Cenada h. as had Ye„eara''' Eel:122511"i', r71:''''''''',171"'° Fir:1'1'ga! tl's
eight Premiers. Thee are: Sir Zebu i"7"iT:1„'s'e "nve "Ist* 4n
Maeda:mil Ider, te ZS -demi fremiladdrr'ere are r'c°-"`" strrs ar*tagip'-
iF:41, born Jan. 11, lidl% died duee es the °It°'713.
vdeieh are meltipleing as the existing
192. Hee. Aieeender Madkenaie
is,73, April ezntinues and. the ezed ef the -
Hen. s5t, Jan Abeot laDa treese ire upward while the Premier and
his ceneagmes have no theeght wave fer
192, horn Mareh 22. ;lied Ozt. tie .giant railway certieratizins ts whieh
1S53. Hem Sir John Thome:sea
the.y gave miilierie and for the other
194, terra Nov. la. 1d4.4, died Dee. Id
11,1. sir moellenie to
Seezial Interests which plazed them in
1,59.6, born De a. 27, 151-'3. Sir Cans.
Tapper aelaa, aare atoF 2, leen. sir Manitelie, has emphasized the Literal
Wiifred Lender ladai to lane been Nov. flew of the tide. It has marked the
20, 1Stl. Sir Bebe Borden aa: -41. todete. groc4ofi stcecgth of did histRitiV toite.4.
born Jane 24. Berden Minietra. It has given ene
treer.e indieration of the certainte of Bvr
The recomat oi* the vetes cast in the
den defeat when the time of reekenirag
receet eleetion in North Ernce was
T
s hese are the fats whicbi
carriea oat at Walkerton on Friday e'3mte-
n2ake the Maaiteba resuit so fuil of
under the seperaisian of junior Judge
Klein. and rested in the ritaiority of isIg816canee to all Cat4141-
four credited to the Liberal represonta-
tive. M. W. MeDenaid, being increased
to seven. There were a number of bal-
lets with ccunterfoils attached, which1
the judge cm:tilted in. The elimination The Barden Government, with all its!!
of these wculd baveincreased the Lther- many ehanges of front and shifting of
al majority. policies, is establishing a recerd for cm -
By the decision of his Honor i
judge L sistency in one respect at /east. Linder
administration, the national
liacWatt, render.ed at the dose of the Borden
debt continues to increase, the nationa
expenditures continue to advaroce, and
the national revenues to fall away.
Last year, there was an increase in :
the national debtof S.21,665,002, or about
*3 per bead of Canada's papulation. In
the month of June jest past, according
tc official figures recently given out at
Ottawa, the debt was increased by
almost ir'.6,0e0,0E0 or,$.10,000 per day.
-Apparently, toe increase ol last year is wectiewnw
to be tar surpassed during the present Word was received here that Elden
• fiscal tweive-months-a condition which Rooklidge Siddall, son of Mr and Mrs.
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MAN ITOBA must mean a further great increase in 'George H. Siddall, had successfully
taxation which will be none the less passed the final examination in the law
burdensome because it is indirect. course at Oxford, England, and that he
During the first three months of tbe had received the degree of B. C. L.
eurrent fiscal year, there was a drop of (British Council of Law, which is the
e7,602.301 in the national revenue as highest degree Oxford has to offer,
compared with the revenue during tbe Mr. Siddall was the auccessful candid -
corresponding period of the year 1913- ate from Manitoba for the Rhodes
14. The truth is plain though alarm- Seholarship in 1911. His career at Ox -
Mg that under the mal -administration food 'University like at Manitoba Col-
a the present Government, rzationel lege and at hi a home school here was a
conditions grow steadiiy worse, not eontinuous trim:opt), he having taken a
better.- A. continuance of the present high standing in all examinations. Mr.
rate of revenue decrease throughout Siddall will sail front Eng,land, July le,
the year must mean a total decline of and will arrive here about the end of
more then re.33,090,0re4J in the twelve the month. After a short vacation at
months. his home he returns to Winnipeg where
On the otber hand, despite the alarm- be will practice law.
ing drop in income, the Governn3ent
goes merrily on its spendthrift way
adding minions to the national outlays.
During the past three monthsalone, the
expenditures on current account hare
run 249,631 in advance of the
DEBT GROWS, REVENUES FALL.
reeount proceedioge, the East Lambton
seat in the ree.ent Ontario contest has
been awarded to Bahert John McCor-
mick, the Liberal candidate. Conser-
vatives say they wiil carry the decis-
ion to the Court of Appeale No less
rime 123 ballots were found in the ballot
box with the counterfoil and printed
numbers attachea, which has been heir'
to be held te be against the law in
nerriber of previous election cases.
Canadian
National National
Exhibition
PEAGE
E
Arnertca's Greatest Lit, estech Show
Acres of Manufactures
Exhibits be the Provinces
Exhibits by Dominion Cover
xhibits by West Incites
Grenadier Guards ai
gcons' Musical Ride
pto-Polo Matches
Circus and Hippodrome
Dozen Shows in Single U
atoy Scouts' Review
Canada's Biggest Dog Sow
1 ever presented* Centinent Greatest dilentot Spectacle
BABY -4.
Paintings from England. Scotland
United States and Cenada
Educational Exhibits
Goods in Process of Making
Mhletic Sports
Aero -Hydroplane Flights
Grand Water Carnival
Creatore's Famous Band
Score of other Bands
Dozen Band Concerts Daily
Chesapeake and Shannon
Biggest Midway ever
Peace Year Flievrorks
International Peace Tattoo
to Bands 400 Musicians
Atli. 29 1914 Sept. 14,
T_ORONTO
The result of the recent Provindal
election 1111 Manitoba is full of significance
for all Canada.. It is more thau
crushing Mow for the Roblin Govern-
ment. It tells plainly and emphatically
a Manitoba hostility to the Borden
Cabinet and of Manitoba coadetanation
of the extravagance, iceffidency and
reasoned policies of that Cabinet. It
foreeests p/ainl,y the rejection of Borden
candidates by the electorsof the Province
whenever the Ottawa Government
musters up eaerage to appeal to the
people.
Briegy put, the result of the election
has been that the Liberals polied a large
majority of the votes cast though the
artangernent of the constituencies is
such that present figures indicate that
the Reblin Gevernment may he several
seats to the genin the next Legis-
lature. The Liberals polled.bis pope..'ar attires of the eerresponding months of
rria;f°ritY in a contest in which they had last year. At the time of all times
to fight agaitst the organized forces °1h5n it is essential that economy and
two Governments. The full power of Lare he exercised in the handing of
Borden G°ver2rner't was nal" withiCanadian affairs, the administration of
the strength of the Roblin Cabineiprereiler Border, and his colleagues, in
agalust the l'shera15' Bon' B'Sheal marke-d by inefficienc,y, extravagance,
Rogers took actiee charge of the.cam-14
as ena recklessness, and tbe interests
palign en behalf of Premier Borden. ,in„d the peakets of the people suffer.
Two other Berdes lilicisters were con-
tineensly in the Provinee for some time
hefore puing day. hege campaign
fund was previded. The eleeters of the
Praia -liars weird 4-7endi wit camiza3g9 The arerice of the raiser may be
literature senteutfrem theCreeeereadve termed .eae grata eel -Age -Lee el all bis
prees bureau at Ottawa arefe.seing to -1 other g.P.ssl.:oz a.
teil of great things dere for Western
Canada by the Berea Gevern.meirt. t Why, the Very Idea!
Yet, with, the and poikienaftbe, bad pr3y s17 fer a tzeliet to ,. neither was allowed to burn
otrieewe tweeesiey pat aelare the la,e.op-ie, (-mew." eaid
as iseeesee-e earapaigm, be meareis *It seems esperaeree.'' commented the
were given a prae.dar reaferity ef tinsee-' cther"
,; 'Terribly. Azed. there weesn't more
ande of votes. thnn yerd acd a anarter of the hid: -
The pesple of genitalia -seere sick of et, at tieet.”-Weshingtsa Star,
the mac:nice ta.etize of Mr. Regers and
Sir Rodesend Pin, hut the cendere- The Ugly Mug.
ratien of the Regereelasielin mettads is Intenice Gz;gve X we,201 Irete-
cress sgr• rcf rlvimaaer rzdicrden a
tr_as.10 WA Atether duhises-loeking gre oecurred
Canada generally than the feet that To eesl:teteart cf er. =57
jestcn the harder of the town at 4-
Maniteba. steemehly and streegiy Com ▪ 51.-4 I iti'd-7-9' rins grc.
e_ar fcr ts.:3r Zteeday nit:ming, when the
serrative fee e•ears, bas eezdatmeed the I ,1 -,r -en,, driveshell of A. G. Arnoid, aiso on
retard and pelieles of the Beeden Ga-
in The Be:den-Wilke peliey of 17-T tt.,:14_,Y711...W.,-21:1_4'ett,
ter• iff. revaehie dpwat2
ele. the refetea of 7,er3;5;ee"ce' ioa.ie'veidetai-aiie-iii •
the Gevernmett. to grent the reaeen-'! E€7;a74-re
temele goes
*hie elemateid ef the farmers far
thole!, e ea' the aetiee an wheat and
filer arel ageieekeee..iteed.iments. and
tattineed re.adinees el the Premier mai
hiaealleageres fa :i.e,5t• arL3 Ce5*,- tine
wiele,eere of the Seeedal leetereste. tee
attempt of tee Cevere.mett be fasten
lapel Canada ihe tie/hey of trabete arca
centreelleetioe veva effaite. the
teriedeadie-ase of the lelleietry
LISTOWEr.
Two more mysterious fires have :oc-
curred here in the past two days, and
the general opinion is that both
were of incendia ey origin. It is only
due to the fact that since the firebug
scare a night watchman has been em-
ployed by the municipality, that three
or more places of business, instead of
part of one, were not destroyed.
The watchman discovered a blaze in
the front part of the woodwork shop
wted by Dr, Nichol on Wallace street,
an early hoer Mondayznorning. The
men gremen were prompt in their re-
ponse and found that the flames had
secured a good headway in the frame
structure.. Two other frame buildings,
a blacksmith shop and a paint shop
-tanddose up to the burned beiiding,
at by dint of most effective work,
The toss of the woeiworking shop and
contents is estimated at aatige, with in -
=ranee of $5413. Owing to the fact
that the fire originated in the frontpart
of the htffiding near where there had
teen no ire for the operation of the
plant, and nothing that tnight cause
spentaneens epabustion, the affair looks
suepicioes
IN TO UT TREN
• r nno iiderede is pared.? a :natter of
ticemeare.:.eet, eilaether the etteek was
ea ere:a:ere ceila cr severe Meese; the
weeeeeeed lietwee cenctit revairee. dis.ease
geriee. ee.-.1. this is shy a rehapse is de
ofteu fetal er why cbrotieweaktesseften
(Wee's:. tektess.
Re eioring sit ength•to tnillious of peoPle
for forty yeers has proven the real reel
for tekstat 5. r5 Eatinitelen after sty
e icknere, retimer, eaneis it- viething
rommee, :tit it, fig tale, mealieiewl
rourielmtent. axe (rem alcohol erepiatee,
proat;ely trawee web alood, sttenetheas
the nee...seed !aneeteceerttchetculosie.
Waliatm street. tamed dewn. Two
buggies and a Zarge =sent of farming
machinery were destroyed here. Ie -
:me will; probably tever the loss
Vt31.15 °an' The cause has not beet established. ,
Strong Evidence.
'This girl is ereiy a eel:cgs t ht. Holt
69 awe knew that she really love/
asia?'
i ............
"She dyes her hair to cotter= -with , _
ray eloee coders, dad. A felletv cmidn'i Atweed ...Seat. 2223i
ask
for any greeter areef cf devailot 85sth ..., ..... .... Sept. 29-34
that that.”--,Itage. Ittsse2s Oct. 1-21
• Dengatincrs
Eeeter
EAU. PAIR CALENDAR.
Oct. 7,4
-Sett. 21-22
Oc.t. 3 I
.Sept. 21-22
:teat. 24•251
.• ,
Sept. 174'3,
Idare te to a. wateareae ttil , ----------2eeet. aaa7
Ana terve ire.= t2-1 Le:4
rr-akcS tne tZ.Zte eat Ler.drei 4Western Fairi Sept, 12-19
4.5 twerete in tte titled
gtiet**144111. 316fi3t Fe.rOt
1$ the Early Maori, I'Atrnere.n. .... ea.:Seat, iddi
Mrstinhieigh fas hubby leaves foe SEaforth • • Fept.2-1-2.1
ofdee)-And 'cm 11 cone hobs* early, Tetswater 0t, 17-Q
ertell you. Zobri? Tcrznto Cat.,..Naf':t3".r A ig id't-Sent
Clubleigh-yes, de*, ni try bard bet wiraana . . .. .. Stpt.
to be late for breaktast-Philadelphtt
Leder. ,. zurIch . „ 23-24
-
Preference.
ra tate fb ta a farmer lee
tee the WaiwItg cert., Eerdwie.h
Bet trAtir_g s to 't4ge, eta , Graletich
Late elteeitta in tte teem Itstristen
--Wcatestown aaaertua.
Eitterdine
WINGHAN1 BRANCH: A. M. SCULLY, Manager.
WA
tCAUX013.
Critta:
ve;413 W
0. A.
Pa'.3 ..,-..;
V. . 1.4011.1
BOGERT,
-EST.
General
W. 5. same -ea vateeneswear.
Manager.
. •
Reserve Feed ad thedereied Prefats . 6.963,CCildil0
.
Bank of Hamilton '
Capitel Authorized'q5,13903,01:03
Capital Peid-up, ...S.000,003
Surplus — - 3,759.000
AN IMPORTA.NT.ALLIANCE, •
When a ycang mat first makes his z-::1-
acce with a financial institution by open-
img a Savitess Aunt, he AIWA leek
ahead to the time when his bank btede
will aid bis advancement. ' r-
St
A growing bank balaece assures an em- , E
ployer that a young man has mastered
the principle of eeemenicalmanageenent i
SMITH, Manager -1 •
A Savings Department
C. P. __-
Wirghatia Ont 1 0 int )i.:
Is cm:am:tea as every Emmett cf the Beek where ate:sits a Sh•eri
— J tli
..-r,...-:.94h
-
,--- .11.... •
aree, ...ewe:els are reeteved seed ietereet at werteni rates added,
crommulaminmemimempfammat
Concentration
i
It is better to advertise intens:valy than
extensively when theturn to be !devoted
to advertising is small. This means:the
regular use of the WINGHAM( TIMES
52 messages a year addressed to the
same constituency of readers.
Intermittent or divided effort is not likely to :be
resnitful. One full -powered blow is better !than] two
ball blows.
Cencentration of appeal will do anwork ;of eonviction
and persuasion that will surprise you when the:year's
returns are totalled up.
A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
There's advice tor you in this little homily to
advertisers; it is: Reettard with aenull-not divid-
ed -custom. the merchant who steadfa.stly solitIts
your good -will. The more you strengthen tithe
han.da of the man wlao serves you, the better will
be the service returned.
f
Shop Where You are Invited to Shop
,
--.
li. is a 42.fe am.' cenveraleet4."LeF4s,4cri fer yet.; mciaey.
_.
WINGHAN1 BRANCH: A. M. SCULLY, Manager.
Some of the
BARGAINS12
At Knox's
SATURDAY
SALES
-stone diaanond ring reg. $55.00 S tturday $39
1 -stone diamond ring reg. $100.00 -;aturday 79
1..stone diamond ring reg $85.00 S Iturdav 65
x -stone diamond ring reg. $50.09 Saturday
2 diamonds and ruby reg. $6o co Saturday
5 stone whole pearl ring reg. $15.0o Saturday
5 stone whole pearl ring reg. $6.5o Saturday
Solid Gold Cameo reg. $6 50 Saturday
doz. k Birthday rings reg. $3,no Saturday
Gold filled Bracelet watch reg. $t2.00 Saturday
Gold filled Bracelet watch reg. $5,00 Saturday
Pearl and Cameo necklet reg. $20 Saturday
only 14 k pearl uecklet reg. $22 Saturday
Pair io k solid gold cufflinks reg. $5 Saturday
8 day mantle clock reg. $ Loa Saturday
8 day ma.ntle cloak. reg. $7.5o Saturday
8 day mantle clock reg. $6 5o Saturd-w
Large fruit dish on silver stand, reg. $6 Saturday
only Casserole reg. $6.5o Saturday
only Biscuit jar reg. $3.25 Saturday
Roger fruit spoons reg. $1.5o Saturdao
Rogers cold meat forks rage. $1,25 Saturday
37
42
9
4
4
1
7
12
14
3
7
5
4
3
4
2
00
00
00
00
00
50
25
25
50
50
95
oo
oo
75
25
35
95
75
25
xo
85
75
These are only a few lines of bargains. Watch
Imia ID Vi f)z. tha o :hers.
A. M. K OX.
'Rhone 65 Opposite National Hotel
\\C<,TftEUN.ACtVEIZ5A.t. ( A R
-,
In every State of the Union—you'll .
find Fords out -numbering any other
car three to one. And there's a
reason aside from the purchase price.
They do the job—they run all the'
time—they get .you there -and -back
at half the cost of the steam-engine
type . .
$603 for the runabout; $6.50 for the touring car
and $900 for the town car -f. o. b. Ford, Ont.
-complete with the equipment. Get catalog and
particulars from A, M. Crawford, agent, Wing -
ham, Ont.
*
ANIIIIMINIIIIMWW111.01WWW.SWIMMIOWNWIWIMMINIftillel.
.
Bank of Hamilton '
Capitel Authorized'q5,13903,01:03
Capital Peid-up, ...S.000,003
Surplus — - 3,759.000
AN IMPORTA.NT.ALLIANCE, •
When a ycang mat first makes his z-::1-
acce with a financial institution by open-
img a Savitess Aunt, he AIWA leek
ahead to the time when his bank btede
will aid bis advancement. ' r-
St
A growing bank balaece assures an em- , E
ployer that a young man has mastered
the principle of eeemenicalmanageenent i
SMITH, Manager -1 •
.
.
_ •ies"
t _
C. P. __-
Wirghatia Ont 1 0 int )i.:
i
l 7.7- '
— J tli
..-r,...-:.94h
-
,--- .11.... •
crommulaminmemimempfammat
Concentration
i
It is better to advertise intens:valy than
extensively when theturn to be !devoted
to advertising is small. This means:the
regular use of the WINGHAM( TIMES
52 messages a year addressed to the
same constituency of readers.
Intermittent or divided effort is not likely to :be
resnitful. One full -powered blow is better !than] two
ball blows.
Cencentration of appeal will do anwork ;of eonviction
and persuasion that will surprise you when the:year's
returns are totalled up.
A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
There's advice tor you in this little homily to
advertisers; it is: Reettard with aenull-not divid-
ed -custom. the merchant who steadfa.stly solitIts
your good -will. The more you strengthen tithe
han.da of the man wlao serves you, the better will
be the service returned.
f
Shop Where You are Invited to Shop
,
--.
_.
Western Fair
LONDON CANADA
Ontario'sPopular Exhibition
September lithto 19th, 1914
INCREASED PRIZE LIST
Magnificent Programme of Attractions. Two Speed Events
Daily. New is works Every Night. .-
COME AND SEE
The Dominion Experimental Farm Exhibit arid The Canadian
Royal Dragoons.
The ost T. Kennedy Shows will fill the Midway.
sic by the best available Bands.
Reduced Railway Rates commencing Sept. II&
Special Excursion Days, Sept. 1Sth, lath, 17th. All ticket
good till September 21st,
att. EvortreaTION FROA me SaCkrrArtv
E1D, Preeideot A. M. nurrr, Secretary
.„,—.
Some of the
BARGAINS12
At Knox's
SATURDAY
SALES
-stone diaanond ring reg. $55.00 S tturday $39
1 -stone diamond ring reg. $100.00 -;aturday 79
1..stone diamond ring reg $85.00 S Iturdav 65
x -stone diamond ring reg. $50.09 Saturday
2 diamonds and ruby reg. $6o co Saturday
5 stone whole pearl ring reg. $15.0o Saturday
5 stone whole pearl ring reg. $6.5o Saturday
Solid Gold Cameo reg. $6 50 Saturday
doz. k Birthday rings reg. $3,no Saturday
Gold filled Bracelet watch reg. $t2.00 Saturday
Gold filled Bracelet watch reg. $5,00 Saturday
Pearl and Cameo necklet reg. $20 Saturday
only 14 k pearl uecklet reg. $22 Saturday
Pair io k solid gold cufflinks reg. $5 Saturday
8 day mantle clock reg. $ Loa Saturday
8 day ma.ntle cloak. reg. $7.5o Saturday
8 day mantle clock reg. $6 5o Saturd-w
Large fruit dish on silver stand, reg. $6 Saturday
only Casserole reg. $6.5o Saturday
only Biscuit jar reg. $3.25 Saturday
Roger fruit spoons reg. $1.5o Saturdao
Rogers cold meat forks rage. $1,25 Saturday
37
42
9
4
4
1
7
12
14
3
7
5
4
3
4
2
00
00
00
00
00
50
25
25
50
50
95
oo
oo
75
25
35
95
75
25
xo
85
75
These are only a few lines of bargains. Watch
Imia ID Vi f)z. tha o :hers.
A. M. K OX.
'Rhone 65 Opposite National Hotel
"8" Company,
33rd Regiment
Goes to Camp at
GODERICH
August
7th, I 1 4
Those wishing to join
should see
Col.-Sergt. .1, Mann
or the commanding of-
ficer
Capt. N. T. Sinclair
NEW TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
The Bell Telephone Co. of Cana-
da is soon to print a new issue of
its`,10fflial Telephone Directory
for the District of Western On-
tario.
Parties who contemplate becom-
ing Subscribers, or those who 'wish
changes it their entry should place
their orders with the Local Mana-
ger at once to insure )nsertion ifl
this issue,
Connecting Companies
Should also report additions and
changes it their list of subscribers
either to the Local Menaget, or
direct to the Special Agent's De-
partment, Montreal.
The Bell Telephone Go.,
ot Ganada
\\C<,TftEUN.ACtVEIZ5A.t. ( A R
-,
In every State of the Union—you'll .
find Fords out -numbering any other
car three to one. And there's a
reason aside from the purchase price.
They do the job—they run all the'
time—they get .you there -and -back
at half the cost of the steam-engine
type . .
$603 for the runabout; $6.50 for the touring car
and $900 for the town car -f. o. b. Ford, Ont.
-complete with the equipment. Get catalog and
particulars from A, M. Crawford, agent, Wing -
ham, Ont.
*
ANIIIIMINIIIIMWW111.01WWW.SWIMMIOWNWIWIMMINIftillel.
"8" Company,
33rd Regiment
Goes to Camp at
GODERICH
August
7th, I 1 4
Those wishing to join
should see
Col.-Sergt. .1, Mann
or the commanding of-
ficer
Capt. N. T. Sinclair
NEW TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
The Bell Telephone Co. of Cana-
da is soon to print a new issue of
its`,10fflial Telephone Directory
for the District of Western On-
tario.
Parties who contemplate becom-
ing Subscribers, or those who 'wish
changes it their entry should place
their orders with the Local Mana-
ger at once to insure )nsertion ifl
this issue,
Connecting Companies
Should also report additions and
changes it their list of subscribers
either to the Local Menaget, or
direct to the Special Agent's De-
partment, Montreal.
The Bell Telephone Go.,
ot Ganada