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THE WI NGHAM TIMES
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TO ADVERTISERS
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not later than Monday evening.
Casual advertisements accepted up
to noon Wednesday of each week
THURSDAY, MARCH, 18, 1915
GRO WING IMPORTANCE OF
FINANCE.
One of the most notable developments
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jd been the unusual attention given to the
question of finance and the unfavorable
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Government. One of the effects of the
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TREMENDOUS AUCTION
OF
Automobiles, Bicycles and Sundries = Machiney,
Shafting and Hangers, Mar' e and
Stationery Engin
11 last Str e r Ga.rage
(Next to n Hall)
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41 ON
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0 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24TH, 1915
Sale Commences at 12.30 o'clock sharp.
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THOS. GUNDRY, A. M. GLOVER,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
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requests the pleasure of your presen
at the Spring Exhibit of
Exclusive i nery
which has b
laced for
Wednesday, March 24th
nineteen hundred and fifteen.
war, in all departments of life, has
been a more careful scrutiny of ex-
penditures and a greater determination
towards economy.
It is not to be wondered at, therefore,
that the Ontario Government, quite
apbrt from the political considerations,
should be in a most unpopular position
to -day owing to their extravagance.
If there hed been no war and if times
had been good the day of reckoning
would have been deferred but as it is
that day has now arrived for the On-
tario Government aid already it is
feeling the bad effects arising from its
unfavorable financial statement.
Mr, Rowell, among his other gifts,
is a veritable genius for picking out the
salient and important points in a finan-
cial statement and his review of the
Government's position, on the close of
the Budget Debate, was one of the
most effective and deserved blows
which the Ontario Government has re-
ceived for a long time.
Mr. Rowell pointed out that whereas
in 1904 the public debt of the Province
was only $11,000,000, it is now $40,000,-
000, an increase of 245 per cent. under
Conservative rule and that even com-
paring the years 1910 and 1614, both
under this Conservative Government,
the increase in the public debt has been
83 per cent.
The Government this year admits a
deficit on the year's business of $700,-
000, although their contributions to the
war during the same period were less
than $300,000, but Mr. Rowell showed
that if the accounts had been properly
presented they would show that the
actual deficit is $4,200,000.
If the Government had exercised even
reasonable care in the public expendi-
ture, the public debt would not have
been so increased, the present deficit
would not have occurred and Ontario
would have been able to make generous
gifts to Great Britain and the Allies
without having to levy a special direct
tax of one mill on the dollar on all tax-
able property in Ontario.
In other words -it is the extravagance
of the Ontario Government which was
led to the necessity of the imposition of
this tax.
DIED
DREAVER - In Saskatoon, on March
10th, Robert Dreaver, formerly of
Wingham, aged 55 years.
GREGG—In Vancouver, B. C., on
March 4th, John J. Gregg, formerly of
Gorrie.
LAMONLY—In Toronto, do March
10th, Mrs. John Lamonby, sr., mother
of Mrs. Wm. Holmes, Wingham, aged
92 years.
MCLEAN -In Huron Tp., on March
12th, Mrs. Murdock McLean, mother of
Mrs. Alex Reid and Mrs. J. G. Vansickle,
of Wingham, aged 56 years and 7
months.
HousEs - In Lower Wingham, on
March 16th, Mary Ann Holmes, relict
of the late Joseph Holmes, aged 95 yrs
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GoLL-In Turnberry, on March 10th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Conner Goll, a daugh-
t er.
CAMPBELL - In East Wawanosh, on
March 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Albert
Campbell; a daughter.
BROWN- In Wroxeter, on March 3rd,
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to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown; a son.
CAMERON - In Culross, on March 10th,
Ito Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Cameron, jr.; a
daughter.
MownittY-In East Wawanosh. on
March 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Mow-
bray; a son.
$ CONSUMPTION TAKES
$, HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
Ifundreds of people succumb to con-
sumption every day.
i Science proves that the germs on
thrive when the system is weakened from
colds or sickness, overwork, contning
duties or when general weakness exists.
The best physicians point out that
duringcltangingseasons the blood should
be made rich and pure and active by tak-
ingScott's$mulsionaftermeals. Thecod
liver oil in Scott's emulsion warms the
body by enriching the'blood; it peculiarly
strengthens the lungs and throat, while it
upbuilds the resistive forces of the body
to avoid colds and prevent consumption.
If you work indoors, tire easily, feel
languid ornervotts, Scott'slimulslonisthe
most strengtheningfood-medicine knowft.
♦ It Ls totally free from Stupefying drug*.
Avoid substitutes. •
1442 Scott*>towss, Tomato,Oataxia.
Read What Some People Say
Who have used a Home Comfort
Range for years : —
WaMerton,Ont.,' eb. 25th,1915--"I have used one Home Comfort
range for 22 years and can give any man a recommend as I have just
bought another of the same kind, not because this one is worn out
but because I bad to have the second range." Mrs. Jas. Chisholm.
Wroxeter,Ont., Mat. 3rd, 1915. -"This is to certify that I have used
a Home Comfort range for 23 years and can give a recommend to any-
one wanting to purchase a new range as I have just bought my
second Home Comfort range, my reason for buying my second ran
is that I am putting on a. hot water tank." -Alex, ISastie.
Wroxeter, Ont,, Mar. 3rd,1915.-"This is to certify 1 has .>" ed the
iimue Comfort range for 28 years and it has been perfesatisfac-
tory and I am sure it is good for another 23 years- nit `. It can not
be beat for heating and baking." -Mrs. R. Palmer..
St. Helens, Mar. 10th, 1015.-"I have used a o e Comfort range
for about 9 years and like it well. It is a good . er and a good heat-
er and is not herd on wood." --Charlie Durni,
St. Helens, March 10th, 1915.-" certify have used a Home Com-
fort range for about 1d years and a, e per y satisfied. It is a good
baker and easy on wood." D, D ; n�
1'eeswatel',Ont, -• "I have used t e . • ' ne Comfort range for 14 years
and can highly recommend it. A after using it so long I can say it
is as good as new." -Mr, R. Marshall.
Teeswater, R.13. No. 1, March 11th, 1915. -"This is to certify that- I
have used a Home Comfort range for twenty-three (2:3) and ani well
satisfied with my range. It is a good baker and heater and I ant pleased
to say it is good for another twenty-three years. I am using the same
stovepipes that was put up on it. 28 years ago. I can conscientously
recommend it to any of my neighbors wishing to purchase a range."
Signed, George Bell. •
Blyth Ont., March 7th, 1915, -"This is to certify that I have used a
Home Comfort range for 21 years. I have never had any repairs for it
and it is as good as the day I put it in my home. It is a good baker
and heater, It heats our entire house, I can recommend it." -Your
Mrs. Geo. Quinn.
Teeswater, R.R.No. 2, Mar llth,1915.-"This is to certify that I have
used a Home Comfort range for twenty-three years and I can give a
recommendation to any of my neighbors who have not already a range
in their homes. It cannot be equalled for heating and baking. Also
the stovepipes are as good as the day they were put up twenty-three
years ago." -Signed, John Caslick
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SPRING IMPURITIES
IN THE BLOOD
A Tonic Medicine is a Necessity
At This Season.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People are an all year round tonic,
blood -builder and nerve -restorer. But
they are especially valuable in the
spring when the system Is loaded with
impurities as a result of the indoor life
of the winter months. There is no
other season when the blood is so much
in need of purifying and enriching, and
every dose of this Tills helps to make
new, rich, red blood.- In the spring one
feels weak and tired -Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills develop the ' appetite, tone
the stomach and aid weak digestion.
It is in the spring that poisons in the
blood find an outlet in disfiguring pimples,
eruptions and boils -Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills speedily clear the skin because
they go to the root'of the trouble in the.
blood. In the spring anaemia, rt ""
matism, indigestion, neuralgia_. ysi-
pelas and many other•.troavb] a most
persistent because of poo eak blood,
and it is at t is times' n all nature
takes on ne life • ` the blood most
seriously n: -d ention. Some people
dose the - • yes with purgatives at
this season, but these only further weak-
en themselves. A purgative merely
gallops through the system, emptying
the bowels, but it does not cure any-
thing. On the other hand .Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills actually make new
blood, which reaches every nerve and
organ in the body, bringing new
strength, new health and vigor to
weak, easily tired men, women and
children. Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
this spring -they will not disappoint
you.
You can get these health -renewing
Pills through any medicine dealer or by
mail post paid at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co.. Brockville, Ont.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS.
The undersigned Administrator of the
Estate of Thomas Hart, will offer for
sale by public auction on the preises
occupied by Bert Hart on t. orth
East corner of McIntosh . Helena
Streets in the Townplot o Ingham, on
TUESDAY. MARC 3rd, instant,
the following stock : nd implements,
namely: -1 eifer . calve Apr. 13th; 1
heifer to cal e J . ; 1 heifer not in calf;
2 sows; 11 .i' • 5 weeks old; 33 hens;
1 set doub .arness; 1 set single har-
ness; 1 fanning mill and screens; 1 plow;
2 sections of harrows; rakes and forks;
1 hand saw; 1 cradle; quantity of hay;
1 single wagon; 1 single sleigh; 1 cutter;
1 hand seed drill; quantity of lumber; 1
mare, aged.
Terms of Sale: -Sums of $5.00 and
under cash; over that amount approved
joint notes at six months will be accept-
ed. A discount at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum will be allowed off for cash.
Dated at Wingbam this 16th day of
March, A. D. 1915.
R. VANSTONE,
ADMINISTRATOR.
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RIVERSIDE POULTRY FAR
Brussels, Ont
We are offering for sale this Spring citing
eggs from four hundred pens selec from a
flock of 006 bards, consisting ot• C. R. I.
Bede tBnstman-Pierce and Les; Tonickins
strains, America's two greet . ring strains
of Redo: White Wyandoi ' (Real strain
mated with such a erele eLeodBros: of
stoner t reek, fro ' th amens prize win-
ning laying pens hocks t0. A. O.
strain bred front eaviast trap n.sted
stocky: B.0. Anco." (the town or city bird,
that lives on Ie ss,atands con ln.ment and 11116Si
beryl Aleut layers of any mass): Mal morth
Pekin Ducks, bred from .tn,eriesn stock that
eVeraged.55 eggs each in 8 months, and make
+he Snes,. quality of green ducks, weighing
from 5 to S lbs. in tea freaks. Price of eggs up
to April 20th, $1.06 per 15; SO eggs or oyer 6c a
piece, after April SOtai, SC a piece. Dock ego,ec. per egg. Correspondence invited in re-
ference to day.cld and hrocded ohick■. There
IN money in poultry, even at the high cost Of
feed. 115 matured pnllete produced me rlOt .O0
In eggs in two month., parts or Dec., Jan., and
BOST. TBOMtiON.
AN
Illustrated Lecture
ON
"The
Great
War
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will be held in the Town Hall on
Monday, March 22nd,
BY
MR. A. F. CO
S
A Canadian, corn : 'sh Politician
returned ex, re- to deliver these
lectures in
THE PRINCE OF WALES
NATIONAL RELIEF FUND..,
The most recent pictures from the
seat of war will be shown and the
lectures punctuated by soul -stir-
ring
PATRIOTIC SONGS and MUSIC
rendered by that masterly bari-
tone, Mr. A. J. McCulloch, win-
ner of the Scottish Gold Medal.
ADMISSION:
Adults, 25c and 50c; Children 1Oc
Local gentlemen will check the
receipts and remit balance.
YOUNG PEOPLE
IF YOU are determined to make
a success of life, you should not
fail to appreciate the great value
of a thorough business education
which will prove of untold benefit
no matter what you vocation in
life. To acquire this, you could
not do better than enter th
Listowel Busi
Colleg
where you would .e efficiently
equipped t to your place in
the tront r: k • f successful men
and women
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There a e numerous business
colleges but none more efficient
nor with better envirement than
the Listowel Business College
The students are all made to feel
at home and our graduates are
our best advertisements.
Take your eyes off the ground.
Don't wait for "something to
turn up." Be prepared for great
opportunities and success is half
won.
ENTER ANY TIME
Spring Term opens Tuesday, April 6th
For particulars write
EDWIN G. MATTHEWS,
Principal
March 18th, t g r 5
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W. G. Patterson's 4th Annual
HALF PRICE
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Commencing Saturday, March 6th
Ending Wednesday, March 31st
Watches at Half Price
10 gents' 20 year, gold-filled
Case Watches, regular price
$15, each • $7.50
3 gents' gold-filled Case Watch-
es, reg $20, each ..... $10.00
2 Gents' Coin Silver Watches,
17 jewelled movements, re
w em ,
$14.00 each for .. ...... ,, $7.00
6 Gents' 15 jewelled movement
nickel cases, reg $10 each
for each $5.00
2 Gents' Stop Watches, reg
$6.00 for, each $3.00
Clocks at Half Price
50 Repeat Alarm Clocks, reg
price $2.50 for, each $1,25
2:5 Repeat Alarm Clocks, reg
$2.00 for each $1.00
15 Alarm Clock reg price $1.50
for each 75c
50
each Alarm Clocks reg $1.00 for
50
Ladies' Wrist Watches
3 gold-filled ladies' Wristlet
Watches, $10 each for $5.00
3 gold-filled ladies' Watches
reg $10 for each ...... $8.00
Diamond and Pearl Rings
at Half Price
2 Diamond Rings, reg $20.00
for each .. $10.00
2 Diamond Rings, reg $16,00
for each . . - $8 00
2 Dia,nond Rings, reg $20,00
each for ........ • $10.00
2 twin Pearl and Diamond Rings
reg $16.00 each for, . $8.00
2 twin Pearl and Diamond Rings
reg $12.011 each for $6.00
2 Diamond. Rings reg $18.00
each for .. .. $9.00
2 Diamond Rings reg $15.00
each for ... $7.50
6 Diamond Rings reg $10.00
each for .... $5,00
2 three stone Pearl Rings, reg
$20.00 for, each .. $10.00.
9 three stone Pearl Rings, reg
$8 for, each . .. .. ...... $4.00
6 one stone Pearl Rings, reg
$6.00 for, each . $3.00
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Cut Glass at Half Price
50 Leather Hand Bags at
Half Price
2(, Gold and Silver headed, Um-
brellas at ... Half Price
12 pair solid gold Cuff Links
reg $5.00 for, per pair....$2.50
Alll;kinds of Silverware
at Half Price
Your choice of any article
in the store at 20 per
cent Discount
Watch for Goods ticketed
in the Windows and
Store
NO GOODS WILL BE GIVEN OUT WITHOUT
THE SPOT CASH
W. G. PATTERSON
The Great Watch Doctor
Wingham
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MISS SPARING
Licentiate of Toronto Conservatory of
Music and Authorized teacher of Flet-
cher Music Method, Simplex and Kin•
dergarten.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory
examinations in Piano and Theory.
Theory taught by correspondence.
Classes Opened Sep. 21
'Phone 165
ammo
Illinois fire marshal shows a decrease
in the fire losses of over $2,000,000 last
year.
"MADE IN CANADA"
Ford Touring Car
Price $590
Prices of other Ford Cars are. Two -
passenger Runabout $50, Two -
passenger Couplet $850, Five -pas-
senger Sedan $1150, Ail cars fully
equipped, including electric head-
lights. Prices 'r. O. B. 'Ford, Ont.
Buyers of all Ford cars will share in
our profits if we sell 30,000 cars be-
tween August I, t9ii. and Augu't i,
1915. All Ford cars are on exhi-
bition at
A. M. CRAWFORD
DEALER WINGHAM, ONT.
G ANO BUNK "I tM
Double ,Track all the way
TORONTO --CHICAGO
TORONTO --MONTREAL
Unexcelled Train Service
Highest Class of Equipment.
WINTER TOURS
to California, Florida and
Sunny South
Fast Trains -Choice of Routes
Low Fares now in effect,
For full particulars consult G. T. R.
Ticket Agents or write C.E. Horning,
Dist. Paas. Agent, Toronto.
II. B. Rtt.tOTT,'rown Psesenger and Ticket
.Agent, Phone 4. W. T9 BUE(MAN, Station
Agent, Phone 60.
Improved Service
TORONTO
MONTREAL
OTTAWA
Via. "Lake Ontario Shore Line"
Fast time to Whitby, Oshawa,
Bowmanville, Port Hope, Cobourg,
Belleville, Trenton, etc.
Particulars
R.
or write M. G. Murphy, D..gPnA.,
Toronto.
W. A. SA'N t)11;Rfi0b', Town Agent, 'phone 1'
J, H. BSSMEB, Station Agent, 'phone 41 .