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TilE WINGIIAM TIMES. JUNE 5, 1913
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THURSDAY, JUNE 5-, 1913 .
BIG MEETING AT GODERICH.
(special to The THMzFsB
Goedrich, May 31 -"After suet: unfair
tactics on the part of the Government
in the Privileges and Elections Coma-
mittee, what could self respecting amen
do?" asked Mr. N. W. Reweb at the
Proudfoet demonstration in Mr. Proud -
foot's constituency at Goderich on Fri-
day night. Mr. Rowell meant to say
that self respecting men would have
withdrawn as the Liberal members did
but one man in the audience misunder-
steed the question and shouted "they
would chuck the Government out." Mr.
Rowell caught the point in a moment
and replied quick as a flash, "Yes, and
that is what the general public will do
at the next general election." This
statement was greeted with prolonged
applause and formed the keynote of the
meeting.
Visitors were present from all parts
of the district and Liberal members of
the Legislature from constituences all
over the Province. Mr. Proudfoot was
given a warm demonstration and in his
tarn asked Sir James Whitney a series
of scathing questions. H. H. Dewart,
Mr. Proudfoot's counsel before
the Committee, scathingly condemned
Sir James Whitney and declared that he
was implicated in the charges as well as
Mr. Hanna. Other speakers were
Hugh Munro, M.P.P., Glengarry, J. C.
Elliott, M.P.P , West Middlesex, aid
C. M Bowman, M.P.P., North Bruce,
who read the famous Thorne letter,
much to the interest of the crowd.
Air. Rowell, after paying tribute to
Mr. Proudfoot as a man who had dis-
played great courage, patience, persis
tense and a fine public spirit in his
course in the Legislature and after
criticising Sir James Whitney severely
and placing upon him the responsibility
for blocking the investigation, went a
step further. He said that no one for
a moment supposed that the particular
contribution secured from Mr. Taylor
was the only contribution secured from
Government contractors or parties hav-
ing relations with the Government. He
also charged that the Government se-
cured contributions from holders of
liquor licenses. "In the East Middle-
sex campaign," he said, "a collection
or subscription or contribution in some
form was actually taken from the liquor
license holders in the City of Toronto to
assist the Government candidate in
East Middlesex, and some thousands of
dollars, according to my information,
were sent up to assist the Government
candidate. Will anyone for a moment
suggest that thousands of dollars were
necessary simply to pay the ordinary
and legitimate expenses of the Govern -
rent candidate in East Middlesex?
Was the contribution made by the
liquor interests in the East Middlesex
fight and the prospective contributions
to be made in other contests one of the
considerations which induced the Gov-
ernment not to carry out their proposal
to introduce anti -treating legislation
during last session."
Mr. Rowell said that the members of
the Opposition were not only exposing
wrong doing on the part of the Gov-
ernment, but they proposed and were
proposing now a constructive policy in
order to prevent, if possible, the re-
occurrence of such offences in the
future.
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JUNE WEDDING GIFTS
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Diamonds her
Pearl Rings of all kinds, ranging from $3.00 to
$50.00.
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-WH ITEC. STAR, LI NE
15th ANNUAL EXCURSION
GODERICH to DETROIT and RETURN
BIC STEEL STEAMER GREYHOUND
will leave Goderich June 10th, 9;30 a. m. Arrive Detroit, June
10th, 5:30 p. na. Returning, leave Detroit, June 12th, 1;00 p. m.
Tickets, 1.50 Round Trip
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, JUNE 9 rr.see •��rH. A R, PARTICl/Lilt!,
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THE DOMINION BANK
sus EDMUND O. OSIER, M.P.. PRESIDENT. W. D. MATTHEWS. VICE-PRESIDENT.
C. A.' BOGERT, General Manager.
Capital paid up -
Reserve Fund
Total Assets
55,000,000
$6,000,000
S76, 000, 000
Financial Headway
of the sure and permanent kindis rarely made without the assistance
of a Savings Bank Account. It stimulates saving, keeps the money
in absolute safety. increases it with interest, and provides the ready
cash to take advantage of the business opportunities which come
ones way.
WINGHAM BRANCH : N. EVANS, Manager.
Mr. Donald Sutherland severely criti-
cized the Federal Government's method
of oealing with immigration, particular-
ly in regard to discrimination against
Ontario.
LICE STOCK ALAHKETN
Toronto, June 2 -Six car Ioads of live
stock met with a good enquiry at the
Union Stock Yards this morning. The
majority of the receipts were composed
of cattle which were selling freely,
while there was also a fair trade in the
smaller with the prices generally ruling
steady at last week's quotations.
Good butchers' cattle weighing around
L000 lbs. apiece, ran up to $7.00 per
cwt. while 1,000 lbs. cows were selling
at around 85.55. Milkers and springers
were selling at around $50.00 to $65.00
apiec for good selections.
The sheep and lamb trade was slow,
owing to light receipts. and the same
applies to the calf market, Sheep were
At the regular meeting of the 0ddfel-i selling at from $5.0) to $6.50 per cwt.,
laws, the following officers were elected while calves were firm at from $7.00 to
for the current term: N. (i., John Petts; I 18.5, a
V. G., W. Philli;,s; R. 5., A. W Robin- r There was a fair run of hogs on the •
Ion; F. 3.. Geo. E. McTaggart; treasnr-1 market which soldsteady atlast week's
er, Joseph Stot -rs; representative to quotations.
grand ledge, G. E. MeTaggart. After Export .....s w Co
the e?eerioa the brethren went to Barr's 1, Butcher catile choice ... 6 6.5
restaurant, where .'aceh was served. do medium.. 5 75
The Hodge es in a °svrsh%cg condition. Butcher cows choi.:e . 5 50
as odium ..
and is receevt,, new [..e Crr°s :5 the o "'. .
do common
time. da bulls ..............
Two of iiaµ oldest residents of Blyth t Peeders
were busied Gast weea: Mr. Benjamin Stockers
do rnediurn
Evans elle s at the age ati 7.9 years. His +< cls
funeral t.4,R alaceto Brn-s els Cemetery. Canners and cutters .
Mr. W na P Marl. a -rd 75 years, *he Milkers, choice, ... 50 00
tied Mo:ud sy. the funeral tali »- pace Springers. 50 00
4 25
2 JJ
4 50
550
5 50
300
2 75
275
onWi e $ ean7a;'.alsu to t t.� B assets ('oma en and medium .... 40 0"
Cem-
etery.
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After any sees
or Operation
doctors prosy:raft scot `S
EhfULSIOf k c afaiab the
vital oloosea%s Mara craves
to repair .root., creta
Ir;?.d aridbad physical s4ecastb..
filo AIIcobsol or Optato
Rr+tit !ic b.,.re.'rr' 'n, rent. 32-:3
Lambs.... 5 00
Light ewes .. ... 6 300
do bucks... . - 3 00
':;cogs fed and watered .. 9 95
do f.o.b .. . . 9 60
('sFves . 490
$725;
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6 60
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550
425!
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6 00
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'ti INGI4 t t MARKET 2tEPOKT4.
Winghain, June 4th, 1913
Flour per 100 lbs .... 2 60 to 3 15 I
Fall wheat ... 090 to 090
gats ............... .... 0 25 to 0 36
Barley ........... 30 to 0 55
cnpas ..... O S.5 to 090
Butter dairy 022 to 0 24-
Batter
4Bartter creamery ... ..... a 30 to 0 32
Eggs per doz.... 0 18 to 0 18
'R'ood per cord .... 275 to 325
Iiaq per ton ..11 00 to 12 00
EDP* .... .....»..,• 9 10 to 9 10
Seven young men were ordained at
the Hamilton Methodist Conference
session in Centenary Church, Hamilton.
Cobalt miners decided not to strike,
the vote in favor falling considerably
short of the two-thirds required under
the constitution of the Western Feder-
ation of Miners.
Capital Paid Up
$3,000,000.
Reserve
$3,750,000.
Total Assets
Over
$45,000,000.
Providing for Your
Family.
SUPPLYING your family
with present day •com-
forts. does not constitute
your only financial obligation
to them. Their future de-
mands more consideration
than their wants of to -day,
If an thing shouti happen
to you, you would not want
your boy to give up his edu-
cation, or your wife and
daughter to be thrown out
on the world to struggle for
a living.
The surest way of provid-
ing for your family's future
is to save your money. De-
ny yourself a few extrava-
gances now, that they may
have comforts always.
One dollar will open an
account with this bank, and
interest at the righett car -
rent rate will be credited
every six menthe.
C. P. SiMITH
Maeaser, Wing'.
ERE'S AN OFFER YOU CAN'T REFUSE
AND BE FAIR TO YOURSELF.
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Prices Smashed to Smithereens
Only 9 More days Of This Big Clearing
Sale. Nine Days Of Most Terrific Selling
Prices Cut Deeper than Ever, We're Not
After Profit, We're After Money.
BUY WHEN PEOPLE ARE FORCED TO SELL
If You Want The Big Plums Be Here On Time.
Sensational Bargains will move this stoc'z in a Hurry.
Get you share of the Bargains now.
The smallest thing about this Clearing Sale is "Price."
The biggest thing is "Value."
Tremendous Cut in Prices.
Dress Goods, Muslins, Ginghams, Vestings, Linens,
Poplin, Bedford Cord, White and Colored Crepe, Wash
Goods, Prints, etc.
Window Shades. Curtain Poles, Lace Curtains, Curtain
Net, Bungalow Curtains, Muslin Curtains, Creton, Art Mus-
lins, etc. Big cut in prices.
Bargains in Carpet Squares
New Goods, every pretty designs, Velvet, Brussels,
Tapestry, etc. 25 per cent. off regular prices. Wo31 Car-
pet Bargains.
$1.Io Carpet for 79c 90c Carpet for 68c
8oc 116oc 75C 45C
50C C 37c
Stair Carpet very low prices.
Boot and Shoe Bargains
Our stock of Boots and Shoes, nearly all new goods.
This season's styles, tor Men, Women, Boys, Girls and ChiId-
ren, at prices that will move the stock out quick. You'll
have to move quick if you want any of them.
Hand Bags at Big Cut in Prices
$4.oa Bags for $ 3 00 $3.0o Bags for $2.25
2.00 " " 1.50 I.50 " " 1.12
1.25 .. :. 94c
6oc " 45c
75C t:
50C " " 38C
55c
Big Sale of Fancy Silks
$1 oo yard Fancy
75C ,c
65C ..
50c t.
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Silk for
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75C
54c
48c
35c i i Everything goes at this sale.
Be on hand early in the morning. Shopping in the
morning will be more pleasant for you.
All accounts up to May 24, 1913, will be collected ny
Mr. E. H. Bird, during the sale, at this store.
25 to 331-3 per cent. off. Think
of it!
Men's and Boys' Clothitlg, mostly new goods. Only in
stock a few weeks, Suits, Pants, Overalls, Smocks, etc.
Damask Curtain Bargains
$6.5o Damask Curtain for $4.88
4 50 ,. .. 3.38
,f t, 1,
J.50 2.63
Art Sateens
3oc Art Sateen for 23c 25c Art Sateen for 19c
20C Art Sateen for 15c 15c Art Sateen for x lc
Big Sale of Corsets
Corsets at the following prices:-
$r.5o Corset for 89c $l.00 corsets for 59c
75c " " 49c 50C " " 34c
This Season's Styles in Corsets as follows.-
$I.5o corsets for $I.r5 r.25 corsets for g8c
Imo corsets for 75c 75c corsets for 58c
5oc corsets for 38c
Big Bargians in Allover Laces
Allover Embroidery, Real Linen, Torchon Lace, Val.
Laces and Insertions. Fine Embroideries for Trimmings.
Embroideries in all widths.
Rain Coats for Men and Women
Only a few left. They will go quick.
75o Coat for 5.62 7.00 Coat fot 5.25
9.00 Coat for 6.75 I o.00 Coat for 7.5o
Tremendous Price Cutting in the Chinaware Department.
All our large stock of Plain and Fancy China at Slaughter Sale Prices. If you are needing anything in Chinaware, Glassware,
Cut Glass, 8.c., it will pay you to come now and get your supply. Discount off Chinaware 2o, 25 and 33 1-2 per cent.
off. Hurry if you want these goods. They'll soon go at the prices.
Everything in Grocery Department at Clearing Sale Prices
CannedGoods, Currants, Raisins, Cereals, Tea, Spices, Biscuits, etc. Granulated Sugar 20 lbs for $1.00, 30c Tea mixed black
green or 4 lbs for $1.00 Sweet Wrinkled Peas, Early June Peas, French Peas, all worth 15c can for i tc. We
have not room to quote price hese. Come and see for yourself.
Mangel Seed, Beet Seed. Turnip Seed, Garden Seeds all at reduced prices. 2 packages Rennie's Seeds for 5c.
TERMS 01 SALE
Jno.
Spat Cash or Farm Prcduce. No goods .charged at reduced prices. No goods allowed but on approval during sale.
Kerr (Sc. Son,
- Winghan