The Wingham Advance, 1914-04-09, Page 6)S� Box 127
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A WELL, painted floor is a sanitary floor-
., easy to keep clean. and bright,
Floor paint has to stand the scuff and wear -and stay
fresh and bright under all kinds ,of kicks and rough usage
The best Floor Paint for; :a11 -around satisfaction is
The Old Reliable
SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT
It keeps thousands and thousands of floors spit and
span with its freshness and newness and cheery brightness.
SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT is really
the cheapest, too, because it covers more
surface- and wears longer than y other,
We have SENOUR'S FLOORPAINT
in 14 colors-suitablefor every., floor you
want to paint. 19
& VARNISHES
AAE & TBQMPSON
L1311 611 COAL
Any dealers who say 1 am not
selling the Genuine Lehigh
Hard Coal, either do not know
what they are talking about or
else they ,are not honest. In
confirmation of this I hold a
certificate in [ny possession.
I also sell the Free Burning
Connell Anthracite, Cannell and
Steam Coal, Wood and Kind-
ling. Full weight. Prices
tight.
R.3. Ganfeion
TRY US
. FOR .
•
Groceries
• Flour an meed'
Vegetable Seeds
Mower Seeds
Seed Pr ;kg, etc:
Pieitlpt Delivery.• Saone8Z:,
BELL'S 6rizoC1RV
Successor
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SYNOPSIS • OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND' REGULATIONS •
mom sole head of afamily, or any male 'Wirer
18 years old. may homestead a quarter.
i section of.avallablo Dominion land in Mani-
toba, Saskatebewau or Alberta, Tho appli-
cant genal appear in person at the Dominion
Lands' Agency or Sub -Amoy for the district.
'Entry by proxy may be made at the office of
q any Local Agent of. Dominion Lands (not sub-
) agent) on certain conditions,
(((1 Duties -Bir mouths' residence upon and cul-
(, Lavation of the land in oaoh of three years.- A
fA homesteader may 1Ivo.;within.nine ,Aules of. his
( homestead nn a farm of at Ieaet 80 sores on
certain conditions. A habitable house is re-
quited in every case,.oxeepl when residence
is performed its• the vloinity, ' •
In certain districts a homesteader in good
,yak standing may, pre�om.ptaquarter-section•along-
aide his onestead. Prlce $0 per Were. Duties
-Six months' residence in each of six years
•� from date of homestead entry (including the
) `ti otetutred.to
Darn homestead patent)
and.
00 acres extra cultivation. The area of culti-
t vation is subject to.reduction in case of rough,
t scrubby or stony land. after report by Heme-
t stead Inspector on appiication for patent.
, , A homesteader 'Who 1 ar exhausted his home-
' stead right and cannot, o'itain a pre-emption
may take a purchased homested in certain
.i districts. Prion $3 00'per acre. Duties, -Must
1 reside six months in each of three years, -cunt.
t. veto fifty acres•and erect abouse worth $300.
• W. W. CORY,.• • .,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior,
NA-Unauthorizod.publioation of this ad:-
. vertisement will not be paid for.
r,a maxrmaaner. iamaiassrraoe.ar ,
Farms For Sale 1
200 acres, large brick house, 2 bank
barns, one mile south of Gerrie, good
stock and grain farm, 35 Acres of
bush.
100 acre farm in Minto Tp., 7 miles
from Harriston, 7 utiles from Paim•
eraton ; school, church and store con-
venient, good buildings. A snap at
$5,000.
For full particulars for these farms,
apply to •
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PHILIP 7ARDING,
OiiffordrOnt,
.' mai
t.
fir. Geo.:-
w,
or
ishel# to announce to t$e itizens
fo W. J. Patterson of Wingham that he is Ill the old
--a,da.-, t �. ! stand to stay.
Shoe Shining • and Dyeing.
'OVEit AS YEARS'
1 EXPERIENCE.
Tit/6e '11►lAlafttat'"
`.. DEISiGNS
CeeenieNtS &C.
Alt 0nd'earling it sketch and necm•iation need
ottleh)y aeeertaln unr opinion free whether an
1,tventlon U.Prohnhly of ntnble. Cotnrnunica-
trons strictly ronfdenttnt. �{INO800K- on Parente
sent Tree. Nowt nttoncy for securinx atoms.
Yatente tahcn through Munn Is co. meet's
sacrist notice, without charge, iuthe
Scientific Jimeiicaw.
A, hand'onrely Illnr,trate,l weeklq. Lnrcest eft
(alai en or null selenttfio Sonrnal. Terns for
$3:;.Yranadti $�a seat, poStaOo piepald. Sold by
all. stat rdealera.
fUNN & Cil 369eroadway, New Perk
• .Branch weep. e25 If et.. Wasbington, 11. o.
Good Hot Meals
i
For Twenty-five Cents
At the New Restaurant
Field's Block.
Fatlr><1! for Sale.
VorYorar
A #boil 2ii0 titre farm within nine
rt,tteS t,f Wing/lane good bang barn,
aid
girctl cement incase, 1at'ae orchard.
eouside cable quentitw of timber. Price
01500.00. Apply to Ii. V'bltetiatle, Wing-
ItMP.0.
Cigars, Gum, Laces, etc.
Give us a call.
I O1YiESEL' KERS'
.EX CURS TO istS
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Each Tuesday March i to October 27, inclusive.
Winnipeg end Return s $35.00
Edmonton and Return. - 43.66
Frons Toronto, and Statloeb West and
North of Toronto. Proportionate farts
from Stations East of Toronto.
Return remit two Months.
REDUCED SETTLERS' PARES
(ONis-WAY SECOND' CLASS)
EACH TUESDAY. 'MARCH AND APRIL
Settlers travelling with live stock assn
(Elan !Arnold take SETTLERS' SPECIAI.
TRAIN which leaves West Toronto each
Tuesday during MAItCit and APRIL
after i+rtivat regular 10,20 p.m, train from
Toronto tenon Station.
Settlers aril fatnilies'xithrntt live mock
should ltsr REGULAR TRAINS, leaving
Toronto 10.20 p.m. DAiLY. Through
tinlotitt awl Tanta Steeyers.
Through halos Toronto to \,! ietnlrteY nod
West. tate ONISTGAnsONALLTRAINS
No cltsreefor Bertha.
Particulars from Canadian Pacific Agents or
write M. G. Mutphy, D.P.A., Totente.
.1, II. Beerier, notion agent; phone 7.
W A f4agderson, Tows Agent; phohi lir
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HIGH CLASS LIVERY
GOOD HORSES
NEW RIGS
Quiet horses for lady
drivers.
Drivers supplied.
BEATTIE'S LIVERY
DIAGONAL STREET
Livery Phone 2. " •
Residence Phone 133
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Canada's best practical training
school. Three department -Corm
mcrclal, Shorthand and Telegraphy,
Courses are thorough and practi,
cal. Individual instruction is
given by' a strong, experienced
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Students may enter at any time.
Get our free otalogue and tee what
we can do for you.
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taster Hoiilay Fares
SINOLB FARE (FARE and .ONE-THIRD
returning going
it I Return 9.10-1 it, April
10 only. 14, 1914.
Between alt tationsfin Canada east of
Port Arthur ; +1sn tt Detroit and Port
Burets, Mioh., Iuffalfr, Black Rook Niaga-
ra Valls and Suspension Bridge, N. Y.
inualawskommomos
Homemakers' - Excursions
Round trip tickets to points In Manitoba,
Alberta and Saskatchewan Via Chicago,
St. Paul or Duluth, nn sate each Tuesday
until October 27, Inclusive, et tow rates,
Through Pullman 1' .mist Sleepers to Wir•.
nip04 on above date.,. leaving Toronto 11
p,m. No change of oars.
RETURN LIMIT, TWO 1"IiNNTHS
Full partloulara at Grand Trunk Ticket
Offices, or write 0, E, Horning, D.P,g:,
Toronto, Ont,
IL 13. Elliott, Town Passenger dna Ticket
Agent ; phone 4. W. F, Burgman, Station
Ticket Agent ; phone 51
Live for so1nethina#. Do good and
leave behind you a monument of vit.-
toe tbAt the storm of titre can neves
' destroy. Wtite your name in kind
hese, love, and metes on the hearth e f
thousands you Come itt contact *Hit,
year by year i you will never be for-
gotten
Your name, your deeds, wilt
be as legible roti the hearts you leave
behind, as the stars on the Brow of
evening. (food deeds will shine as
the stare of heaven. --Chalmers.
In youth the habit of system, method
and industry, is as easily formed as
n1 here and the benefits and enjoy-
moots
n joy.
me o t which ee
nn hehr.utfro i
i l m t are illOre
than 'the wealth and honor* whiohi
they always secure.
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THE W ..,• N G .L•f, AM A D V ,1.#-tN" 1./ E
._ ..._ . F r;slry. J-alcts,
MAGON, GAS, CHILI)
'Made Strong and Well by Vint,
When we tell yolk that Vinol is the
best remedy to our whole stock for
waking weals, puny, ailing children,
strong, robust and ropy we are only
telling you what hat beau proved b7
ilurtdreda of mothers.
J. L Fielding, Macon, 0e„ says
"My child was Yer>' thin, and delicate,
no appetite, nerrous, and did not;
sleep well. Doctors did not help iter.
Yinol was recommended and the
change after a tair trial was Wonder-
ful. She eieeps soundly all night, bas
a splendid appetite altd ham gained In
weight. I wish every mother knew
what Yanol wilt do for dedicate chit-
dren,"
what Vinol did for this little girl
It will dofor eters weak and ailing
child because . elekl r children,, meed
the strengthening cod Beene, elements
and the tonic iron that Vinol con-
tains -.-that is why Vino1 'builds thea
up quickly and 'gives them a fine,
healthy color. It is pleasant t,o take
and we guarantee that the results will
satisfy you -money back if they do
not.
W:altosM cKlbbon,Druggist, W!ngham
The Men Who Are of erning
Canada,
$on. Arthur Meighen, K. C.
Solicitor -General.
During the last cession of Parlia-
ment one of the favourite themes
upon which the Opposition harped
was the delay in appointing n Soliel-
tor,General. Tole wt, n Hon,
Arthur Meighen was appointed to that
position, b•1 leader t.1 . the Ops osition
devoted fifteen minutes of at hour's
a eh to im diemssion . f the appoint-
ment, paying a fulsome compliment
to tap r.rw appointer, and at the same
tete exhibiting a fearsome regard for h t
qualities as a debater and Pat Harnett -
tory tactician. For, while the leader
of the Opposition may have indulged
in delicate sarcasm at the expense of
the Government, yet at the same tithe
it could not but be t egarded as the
highest testimonial to Arthur DIe}Oben
personally.
ALL ABLE MEN,
Premier Borden has had the faculty,
+ince coming into office, of t urround-
ing himself with many able men, and
his latest selection has certa'nly justi-
fied itself in the opinion not only, of
Parliament, -but of the cont try, No
one would imagine, on lookirg at the:
frail, youthful figure of the Solicitor -
General, that it contained stch dyna-
mic force, and such a reserve of driv-
ing power. Industrious, studious,
imaginative and temperamental, Ar-
thur Meighen possesses all the quail•
ties that not only attract the people,
but also gain• their confidence. " It is
to be taken as a final veidict that
there is a man on .the Government
side outside the members. of the cabi••
net regarded •with. •more. awe: . and
respect by the Oppositionthan Arthur
Meighen. And this is not to be
wondered at. Fur last _session, irk
particular, he matched erne with the
keenest and oldest Parliamentarians
on the Opposition side, and did not
come out second beat inany encounter.
In all the intricacies of the closure
resolutions he showed Hon. William
Pugsley that he was not the only pos•
sensor of a keen and subtle' legal mitld,
and the famous debater from New
Brunswick is less eager now to involve
the House in fine points of order and
procedure when he knows that the
young 8 licitor•General is watching
him from across the floor of the House.
' BORN IN ONTARIO. '
Mr. Meighen is a product of West-
ern Ontario, a district that has pro-
duced its full share of men eminent in
the public life of the country. Re
was born in Perth County 38 years
a.o, and, after 'graduating from To
ronto University, taught for some
time in St: Mary's Collegiate Insti-
tute, where he had been a pupil him-
self some years before. Like Premier
Borden, Hon. George HE. Foster, on.
William Pugsley, Ron. Sam Hughes
end many other eisiiinent Parliamen=
tarians, he learned' the art'of clear ex-
pression and sldsple and direct
methods of giving information in the
lecture hall before entering the Par-
liamentary arena. His specialty at.
the ITniversity was mathematics, and
the training that standard coyrae ex-
ercises upon 'an able mind is Well
exemplified in the characteristics Of
clear and pointed reasoning to a
definite conclusion that always marks
the }tublie utterance of the Solieitor-
GeneraL The qualities of an Abl&
debater, which hes shows to -day, were
his possession even as a student in
13igh School, and intercollegiate do-
nates of a.few years back were never
more brilliant than when Arthur:
Meighen was one of the eonteatauta
Though but a member Of the Bou
'of Coalitions for Portage la Pettirle,
Manitoba, since 10.8, Mr. Meighen has
a Ivaticed ilii the Parliamentary arena
many useful subjecte for conaidera
tion. Foremost among these is the
tnatter of rural credits, to Which he
gave long study, and on which he
made brilliant speeches in the douse,
It le he small compliment to 11 e
weight which his views carry that
he is soon to eee his ideas crystallized
into prattles' legislation, and will, In
this way confer upon the Dominion as
whole something meant; a h g that ea a mtlt;h
in the providing of loans at low rates
filtered the farmers .
ofat to fa me f Canada.
OCEAN PREic tit RATES.
Another subject upon which Mr,
Meighen has taken advanced ground
it the question of °testi freight rates.
Tine is understood to be a Matter upon
which l±itr. Msigheta, as lsolicitor-Geis•
trill, Way be entrusted with the Work
of aarran1ng Oan*da's part hr easier
national action 1n this regards and the
occasion le likely to be offered at the
coating visit to Canada of the Dentin -
Ion Trade 4omtniasaon. The last gen-
arta election, when the great economic
question of reciprocity with the Unit-
ed States was to the front, tffered
special opportunity for the best tel.
Onts. of Me Meighen, Ile stumped a
large part of Manitoba and Sat•katebe-
watt on behalf of the Censer -
tredve party, arguing the trade
cattestion entirely from an economic
standpoint, and time apd again be
routed the advoeatea .01 the trade pact
froni their poeition•on the value of re-
ciprocity to the Western farmer.
Though Portage la Prairie had been a
Liberal riding until redeemed by Mr.
Meighen in 100s, the young member
showed his strength in 1911, when, in
a rural constituency that was the very
stronghold of the Grain Growers' or-
ganization, and though opposed by
the strongest possible candidate, he
increased his majority from, 250 to
675.
Since coming into office, the Solicit
tor -General bas been placed in charge
of some of the larger queetione that
are facing the Government, ocean
freight rates, capitalization of rai's
ways, and other far-eeachieg matters
are the special tasks that have been
set before him, with the fail know-
ledge on the part of the Government
that they will be well looked after,
and that the very foundations of the
subject will be reached. Yet it must
not be thought that application to
matters of this kind is malting of the
Solicitor -General a there office man,
or a mere student of booke. Arthur
Meighen hag °. always been a man
among men, fond of the Active duties
of practical politics, a talented stump-
er on behalf of his party and its
policies, and an able after-dinner
speaker, • 1f anything, he has been
more frequent in accepting invitat ions
to deliver public addresses outside of
Ottawa since he took bis new office.
He is in constant demand for su
duties, and the member of the Hou e
who secures Arthur Meighen as a
speaker in his riding knows that tits
constituents will have a pleasure, and
that there will be solid political be -
flt secured,.
• Arthur Meighen bas"gone far in
public life of the Dominion for a man
just turned thirty-eight. No on -
imagines that he has reached his gist
as Solicitor -General. It is'recogn•zed
at Ottawa that sooner or later tyere
will be a cabinet position for him, and
that to higher duties there he will
bring the same ability, .energy at d
.high sense of duty that have ma'krrd
his past career,
• The Cabby and His Bible,
An Edinburgh cabman was driving
an American round the sights.of1hr
northern city. In High Street he stop-
psd, and with a wave of his whip a n-
naunced : "That is John Knox'e house "
"John Knox l" exclaimed the Ante; loan
"Who was he?" This was too much It r
the cabby. "Good heavens, man 1" 1 e
exclaimed. "Did you nevar read yot r
Bit le ?"-Westminster Gazette,
_41,• , .
Municipal Enterprise.
The Advance is the recipient of a
beautiful illustrated book of Camrose
a seven year old Alberta town. Cam
rose hoe made great strides in her
short life time bus. we often wonder
how our Western Wends would advee•
rise if they had a town Iike Wingham.
A town should advertise as well as an
individual but Wingham has been
slow in this regard.
Should Be Prosecuted.
It is becoming altogether too preval-
ent an offence for people to leave
horses untied on the Main St. of Wing
ham and within,the corporation. Many
a life has been sacrificed through the
owners of horses leaving them untied.
A. driver may say that his horse is per-
fectly quiet and will stand, yet be does
not know this, and should not ender gat
the lives of others. NO matter how
quiet a horse, there is no telling when
some unexpected thing may happen to
frigliten •bion, and a life might be taken.
The following le clause 35. of by law
'Nett -853, of that Consolidated 'By-laws
of 'Wingham, and the 'penalty for
breaking of same is any where up to
Fifty Dollars and costs, and the Ad-
vance believes that our Chief should
strictly enforce the by-laws of the town
or else the council should repeal them.
CLAUSE 35, BY LAW 353,
"No person shall leave any horse, •
mule, cit or team on any street,
alley or public place, within the
said towii, without being securely
tied and no person shall halt any
wagon or other vehicle on any
crossing or foot -way, within the
said town, and no person shall
allow any horse, mule. ex or team
to remain etandtng in any public
street or public place for a longer
period than thirty minutes.
HEM WILL STOP
URIC ACID DEPOSIT.
Rheumatic Complications Checked
And The t'Euman Sewers" Re-
stored.
The Eidneys, Bowels rand Skin are
the "huteah sewers" which carry off
the impurities in the blood, When
these are clogged `Uric Add sediment
le acres In the muscles anti Joints and
1tI1ettn itti8m• follows. 1tEg(Tt'll' A, the
greet
idsea,cetd3ofbleiseheks forms
wit
(InciAcid,
,'Farr many ;years 1 suffered with
121 ettlna'iam. I em ii yin, s old, but
aha proud to say that afterwing tine
bottle of IMEMIA the Rbeurnatie
rosins are Antirelb gone, I daily re."
commend 13ILEU,ttA to easy friend,,
-»-Willie Geer Br idgeberg, Oat.
d', W', Mc'Itibbon Will return/tin .I
Mulley if It fails 180o s bottler
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TI1U12SDAY, APRIL 9, 1C
Can Get the Beat Fence at the Lowest Price3
DIRECT FROM PAOE
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No. 9 Page Woe Throughout in 20
30 and 40 Rod Rolle, Freight Paid
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Surplus - - - • 3,730.000
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When a young nom first manes his alliance
ei h u financial ittstitution hy opening a
';aeings Account, he should Stye k ahead to
he tithe when his bank book will aid his ad -
9 masse, nr,.
A growing bank balatiee ast•urea lib n toy -
pr that n young than has emote( the prin.
tittle of tcouotnical management.
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Agent Wingham l,
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ADVERTISE INA
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Buyor
Build?
It will pay you to call on
us before doing either, As
we have most desirable
building lots far sale, as
well as a number of rest,
dential properties that
will be sold. Worth the
money.
Watch this space next
week for further particu-
lars.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND 11tS0WCl;
WELLINGTON MUTUAL
FIItE INS. CO,
>catabitehed 16Sa.
Head Moe Il1UNLP$, ONT.
Rieke taken on all classes of In-
surable property on the cash or pre-
mium note system.
Gno, SLEEMA2t, Jona' Davatieo71
President. Secretary.
RITCHIE it COHENB.
Agents. Wingham, Oat
DUDLEY H•IOLMEeS
Barrister, Solicitor, O.
Office: Meyer Block, Winghaira.
R. VANSTONE
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan at lowest rater.
WINOHAM.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN
D.D.S.. LDA
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pen
ncylvania College and Liosnt ate of
Dental Surgery of OAtaria.
-Omee to Macdonald nlack-
G. 11. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S
Elonor Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, Boner
Graduste of University of Toronto
Faculty et Dentistry.
OFFICE OVER it. E. iSAAM k o0'1. S?O]ts
DR. R. F. PARKER, D. B. Q. A.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSfCIAN
AND EYE SPECIALIST
SPECIALTY -Chrome and Naives' Di,eaees.
Eyes toientiflcally tested. Glasses Rttml.
Office over Christi„s store. Wieshan,.
Tuesdays -11,30 a,,n. to 0 p, m. Conculb►tloa
free.
W. R. NAMELY, B,Sc.,
Special attention paid to diseases
of Wooten and Oblldren, having
taken postgraduate work in Sur-
gery, Bacteriology and Seientine
Medicine.
Office in the Nen residence, be-
tween the Queen's Hotel and the
Baptist Ohara)].
All baldness given careful attention.
Phone 54. P. O. Box 118
DR. H. J. ADAMS
Late member House Stas Tor-
onto General Hospital. Post grad-
uate London and Dublin.
Successor to Dr. Agnew
OFFICE IN M0DONALD,ALCM
DR. ROBT. C. REDMOND
Id. R. 0. S. Ana.)
L. R. C. P. Ward.)
Physician and Surgeon.
(Dr. Chiaholues old stand)
W. J. MOON
VETERINARY BURGEON
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Office Phone 170. Residence Phone lat.
Ex Gov, Vet` Inepeotor.
C. N. GRIFFIN
GENERAL AGENT
Isener of Marriage X4csiises,
Pire, Life, Accident, Piste Glaser
and Weather Insurance, coupled
with it Rost Vbts%e Anti Mossy
?loaning buellleee.
WINOHAM
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Madder tloversnnts4 Iaspioitrea
Pleasantly situated, b !alt' lertafetted.
Open to ali regularly Lloaased I,D7rtleaafee,
Rates for a ,tienttss (whish include Nora and
numb:141-4i 05 to SIM ter week, ioobriiaw
t0 iooattds of room. For farthea l laterals.
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