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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1903-07-02, Page 4I 0 R A� Itchle C Ready-tolea, Goods A lot of fine white linen Shirt Waists, Em- broidered fronts, Tucked fronts, trimmed with Medallions, finest qualities, perfect fitting, and the latest styles. Prices are reduced away down. FAN(�� (�(�� SPec, ial lots of Beautiful U CO ique Collars, Silk Collars, Wash Collars, etc. A splendid assortment from 25 cents to 75 cents each, LININGS Another shipment of Gilbert's cel- ebrated spun glass or Oriental Linings in Black and colors. One lot of Japan Silk, pure Silk, all shades, specialper yard ......................... 25c io ends of this season's Muslins, new patterns, regular 25c per yard --Special .............. 19c 5 doz. Ribbed Cotton Hose, regular 15 to 25c per pair—Special, 2 pair for ................ 25c There are some of those $i.00 Shoes left, Don't miss this snap. Highest Prices Paid for Butter and Eggs. Witchie & Cam-pbell successors to M. II. McIND00. ,rr This Week we will talk to you about Soap. It is a staple article always in demand, and to make it more popular we are going to give with every purchase of 20 cents' worth of Washing Soap, one Bar of cleansing Soap for polishing and scouring kitchen utensils. at Griffin's €tttttttttttttittittitttttttttttittttttttttttitittitttttitttttittttttttt� w � �- "e are Clearing w ..r w Out the Follow- .... -� w ^'� w in Limes w •� s s ^-• A large assortment of Prints, American goods, at all prices. -� Ladies' white Underwear at cost. w ...es Hosiery for all kinds of people in Cotton and Cashmere. Best value. Ladies' Hose, guaranteed fast black, io ets. w ...o Corsets—Short and long, heavy Jean and w Featherweiht, this week a specialty. , w �--� $argains in Remnants of Dress Goods, beau- tiful Black pieces, Prints, Embroideries, etc., etc, w ---� Now Is Your Chance. is a ...-s A. MILLS +. To � 0i1�111111ti11�I�lUlltii��iit�t��t�i#��i�lttill�littli�itlliti I- --The Chesiey Enterprise is pub- lished by an out-and-out Liberal, and it supported Dr. Stewart in his contest against Hugh Clark of Centre Bruce. Yet this is what the Enterprise says:—"The deal by which Cap. Sullivan bought a timber limit for '$250 and sold A for nine thousand dollars, and shared the profits with a clerk in the Crown Lands Department, also the defalcations of McDougall, a clerk who had charge of the Suc- cession Duties, do not reflect credit on any government. The Ross Government is being weakened by the crooks and heelers in its em- ployment." This from so strong a Liberal as Brer. McDonald of the Enterprise, ought to nettle the question. Crops and Live Stock in Manitoba. to 20,000 people for eac represen- tative, then each of the other Pro- vinces must have 20,000 for each representative sent to Ottawa. If the population of Quebec, increases to such an extent that there are 40,000 people there for each repre- sentative, then the same basis must be applied to the other Provinces. Some day Quebec may hold 7,000,- 000 People. Then each one of her 65 representatives will represent a population greater than -that of the whole population of Prince Edward Island, and the Island Province will be unable to qualify for a sin- gle representative. At least that is the theory, and theory raises a question of vital interest, not only to Prince Edward, but to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick as well, because these Provinces would find themselves, on the working of our representation by population scheme, with a representation re- duced almost to the vanishing t LM ADC .A.NCR July 2 Tnn3 THE PEOPLI'S POPULAR STORE 4 J Macdonalo 13locic, Winghani. JNO* & JAS9 H. KERR'9 I 1 11 1 11 1 1 111 11 11 1 1 1 J111111M &I I ; .1 1 1� I I I W I I J,I . 1 .11,11 -o". I. �a�gain Condensed for Busy Readers Ladies' Collars, TITR •W'INGIT) Stationery SIGN AND TOKEN, =;J8k)*SA. Specials. Infant's Delight, three cakes in a The growing youth and polver of over a hot fire to keep the the Opposition 2a contrast with the —The Redistribution conixuittee increasing age and weakness of the Lleeided to give Toronto five mem. Government party were the signs bers, leaving 81 members for the and tokens that foreshadowed the rest of the Province. INTO county is inevitable expulsion of the Couser- entitled to one member where the natives at Ottawa prior to 1306. minimum population does not come The same contrast is presented up to at least 16,383. The mini- in the make-up of the two parties muin population for two members in the Ontario Legislature to -day, is 36,572, for three members 00,657 The Opposition has been reiu- and for four members 85,233. forced by young leen who put I themselves into the Legislature, --Here is a copy of the command while the majority is saved by old men, who were put there by the which has gone out from the United help of the Government. States Post Office Department:— "A husband has no right to receive The old taunt that "the Opposi- the d to his wife il e tion has no ability does not apply to the present Legislature. The againstaher wishes. As to the mail balance of debating power is now addressed to the childrenthe fa- , overwhelmingly in favor of the Op - then has the prior right treceive it, unless there be some particular Position. --[Toronto Telegram, circumstances in the case which 5c the department might take into I consideration on a statement of the facts being presented. REPRESENTATION. The Weekly Sun says:—"Mr. During the discussion in the House on this matter of representa- Whitney and his followers render- tion, curious statement was made. ed a public service last week when It wass asserted that the time may they made a strong stand against a E chic when Prince Edward Island, donation to a railway running from Lake Superior to Lake Nepigon. which now has five representatives Some time ago a company obtained the Commons, but which will from the Ontario Government valu- able fishing concessions in. Lake may be left wholly without repre- Nepigon, one of the conditions be- sentation at Ottawa. Quebec, 1t will be remembered, under the B. ng that it should build a railway inN. A.Act, fixes the basis of repre- to lake. Having given the concession, the Government now Qfor all the Provinces. Quebs always to have 65 mem- Quebec i give the money to build the rail- hers—no more and no less—and the road, and five thousand acres of Iand per mile. Its action is inde- °they Provinces , are c have the fensible, but it managed to get its a same representation, according to Population, as 65 bears to the popn- following into line and forced the lation of Quebec. For example, if grant through." the population of Quebec is equal h €tttttttttttttittittitttttttttttittttttttttttitittitttttitttttittttttttt� w � �- "e are Clearing w ..r w Out the Follow- .... -� w ^'� w in Limes w •� s s ^-• A large assortment of Prints, American goods, at all prices. -� Ladies' white Underwear at cost. w ...es Hosiery for all kinds of people in Cotton and Cashmere. Best value. Ladies' Hose, guaranteed fast black, io ets. w ...o Corsets—Short and long, heavy Jean and w Featherweiht, this week a specialty. , w �--� $argains in Remnants of Dress Goods, beau- tiful Black pieces, Prints, Embroideries, etc., etc, w ---� Now Is Your Chance. is a ...-s A. MILLS +. To � 0i1�111111ti11�I�lUlltii��iit�t��t�i#��i�lttill�littli�itlliti I- --The Chesiey Enterprise is pub- lished by an out-and-out Liberal, and it supported Dr. Stewart in his contest against Hugh Clark of Centre Bruce. Yet this is what the Enterprise says:—"The deal by which Cap. Sullivan bought a timber limit for '$250 and sold A for nine thousand dollars, and shared the profits with a clerk in the Crown Lands Department, also the defalcations of McDougall, a clerk who had charge of the Suc- cession Duties, do not reflect credit on any government. The Ross Government is being weakened by the crooks and heelers in its em- ployment." This from so strong a Liberal as Brer. McDonald of the Enterprise, ought to nettle the question. Crops and Live Stock in Manitoba. to 20,000 people for eac represen- tative, then each of the other Pro- vinces must have 20,000 for each representative sent to Ottawa. If the population of Quebec, increases to such an extent that there are 40,000 people there for each repre- sentative, then the same basis must be applied to the other Provinces. Some day Quebec may hold 7,000,- 000 People. Then each one of her 65 representatives will represent a population greater than -that of the whole population of Prince Edward Island, and the Island Province will be unable to qualify for a sin- gle representative. At least that is the theory, and theory raises a question of vital interest, not only to Prince Edward, but to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick as well, because these Provinces would find themselves, on the working of our representation by population scheme, with a representation re- duced almost to the vanishing t LM ADC .A.NCR July 2 Tnn3 THE PEOPLI'S POPULAR STORE 4 J Macdonalo 13locic, Winghani. JNO* & JAS9 H. KERR'9 I 1 11 1 11 1 1 111 11 11 1 1 1 J111111M &I I ; .1 1 1� I I I W I I J,I . 1 .11,11 -o". I. �a�gain Condensed for Busy Readers Ladies' Collars, More About Stationery Etc. Corsets. Specials. Infant's Delight, three cakes in a over a hot fire to keep the Another lot of those Fancy Low priced, light Do you know that you can get Silk Collars and Wash Col- weight Corsets for the aGrecian Parchment Pad at Lars just put into stock. Get cakes,. &c. You can buy this store 15c your supply early. They are summer. Good Note Paper, 100 sheets to a fast sellers. We'll make the Shirt Waists Girdle Corsets lace pad, ruled or plain ............. 10c 1'1Ces right. p g . trimmed with and baby ribbon, steel filled, Good Note Paper, ruled or plain, If you wish to make your One of the newest models.. 50c per quire ....................... 5c own Collars we can supply you Habit Hip or Military Hip; Envelopes that are usually sold with Muslin or Chiffon Collar a short waist, low hip corset, a most comfortable at 10 cents, you can buy here Frames and Black and Color- and shapely garment... , .. 50e for.......... . .. • . • .. • ...5c per pkg ed Velvet Ribbons, Appliques for tl'lmmin Hose Supporters, velvet grip 25c Medium quality Envelopes, two for... 5c LeZc., g fastens to corset........... 3eka es ....... . p. g ......... Fancy Biscuits.. Ribbons. Toilet Soaps, During the warm weather -" " . 0 Ii W: a ." aiiI issued by the Manitoba Department you'll not feel like working We cannot tell you in Infant's Delight, three cakes in a over a hot fire to keep the this advertisement all We box .............. . ............. eac table supplied with fancy would like to about the offer' in Rib- Ta3 The acreage in wheat is 2,442,873 acres, or nearly half a million more cakes,. &c. You can buy values we bons. You must come cakes inUa box, for.........scented 25c them as cheap as you make and see for yourself. Lariolia Soap makes the skin ONT. ALEX, KELLY, Wiugham P. o, JAr1tporty the plash orpremium snote system. our gr tduatca readily secure good posit - high training them, and save yourself a lot Egypt• We give an extract from healthy, soft and white—price, ding year, but the falling off is at- Work and worry. We Plain Silk Ribbons .... 5c, 8c, 10c per cake .............. ......... 10c.Of carry a full line in stock, al- Taffetta Silk Ribbons, all colors, wide, 20c to........ 25e Crest and Copec white floating W. J. Elliott, Principal, Marriage Licenses issued. No witnesses required. ways fresh :—Peach Turn- Satin Ribbons, wide......... 25c Soaps .......................... 5c overs, Lemon, California Moire Silk Ribbons in black, Balsam Tar Soap for foundry this year, which is more than don- ble the amount in the same kind of Fruit, Jath Jams, 'Iced Honey all widths. men, machinists, engineers, painters, etc .................... 5c Bar, Peach Sandwich, Mixed Silk Ribbons for Belts, etc„ etc, etc,, crop two years ago. Encouraged, about five weeks in the United and students may enter the RICHARD HOLMES McLEAN a BON apparently, by the market which Lifebuoy Soap, the best disinfect - B.1R$ISTER AT LAW, SOLICITOR, ETC., ETe. LISTOW.EL oftioe;—next to Holmes Block now building Tea Biscuits, &C. Fancy Silk Ribbons, etc, ant Soap on the market., ..... 5c A crop and live stock bulletin, -" " . 0 Ii W: a ." aiiI issued by the Manitoba Department .1. of Agriculture, states that the area under crop in the Prairie Province this year is 3,757,153 acres, of CONCERNING EGYPT. \SOTTO ALEX. FELLY WELLINGTON MUTUAL which 3,689,990 acres are in grain. e Work Only. Auctioneer for Huron cOpnty FIRE INS. CO. The acreage in wheat is 2,442,873 acres, or nearly half a million more The Gnelph Herald reports thatCENTRAL a gen of distinction visitedIl b' Established 1830. nA� I have secured an Auctioneer's license for 46T1JATiF0RD, than two years ago. The crop in oats is 855, 431 acres, a$ compared the Ontario Agricultural College last week in the person of Mr. G. Head Office GUELPH, ONT. Huron county, and am prepared to conduct " sales ales arranged] at the Advance Office. ]Risks taken on all classes of insurable pro with 689,051 two years since. The ere in baric is 326 537. This is P Y P. Foaden, secretary of the De- partment of Agriculture at Cairo, ONT. ALEX, KELLY, Wiugham P. o, JAr1tporty the plash orpremium snote system. our gr tduatca readily secure good posit - high training , somewhat less than for the prece- Egypt• We give an extract from ions because our grade pre- President. secretary. parea them to render first-class services. ding year, but the falling off is at- the Herald for the sake of the in- Business men Rant first-class workers— THOS. HOLMES J°+�" RITCHIE, no time to waste on the other kind. Com- AGENT, WINGHAM ONT tributed to the increased planting formation it contains concerning Egypt, Practically now part of the mento a course now and be ready for a position in the fall. Write for catalogue. BANDER, ETC. of spelts. Manitoba farmers ara going in strong forflax. British empire. P W. J. Elliott, Principal, Marriage Licenses issued. No witnesses required. ey have 55,900 acres in this crop 11#r. Foaden s work i$ in COIIneG tion with the great Assonan dam .......� portionn� Ti,asiestlargtarms,unts; smaller in pro- WINGRAM ��Thevidently SAW this year, which is more than don- ble the amount in the same kind of on the Nile, and he has been for ITS ALL. RIGHT. crop two years ago. Encouraged, about five weeks in the United and students may enter the RICHARD HOLMES McLEAN a BON apparently, by the market which Sues, visiting the great centres of the cotton industry, which is the B.1R$ISTER AT LAW, SOLICITOR, ETC., ETe. LISTOW.EL oftioe;—next to Holmes Block now building they obtained in Ontario for their potatoes last winter, they have most important industry in Egypt. All kinds of rough and dressed.... planted 27,198 acres to this crop as He came to anaada. to visit the R. AGNEW LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES compared with 22,005 last year. The number of cattle fattened in AgriculturalCog Mr. Foaden stated that the Egyp• at any time. SPRING TERM begins March 30. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, APPLE BARRELS. Manitoba last winter was 13,983, . and the number of milch cows now tian cotton was much superior to that grown in the Southern States, Two Courses --Commercial and Shorthand. ACCOUCHEUR. Send for College Journal. Office :—UpstairsRlink the Macdonald Hard and Soft Slabs, also a on Band is 846. With the exception of the limited P of "sea island cotton," C. A. FLEMINO A. L. McINTYRE Night calls answered at office, large quantity of dry hard - President Sea'y. g er�of farm hands now The number employed in Manitoba is 16,902, quantity grown on the seaboard of the Caro- wood for sale, delivered. and the number required in addi- linas and Georgia. At the present time he believed the United States TOWN PROPERTIES WANTED. DRS. CHISHOI,� CHISHOLII Telephone Orders Promptly tition to these is put at 5,158, was importing nearly $10,000,000 I have almost daily enquiries for PHYSICIANS - SURGEONS - ETC, attended to. T THE WORLD'S WHEAT CROP. worth of Egyptian cotton. Cotton- bearing land in the Khedive's do- houses to rent or buy. Now is the time to sell if you wish Josephine Street — Wiugham McLean & Son mains was worth from $300 to $500. to do so. an acre, and he had known of in- No charge unless a sale is made, T P. KENNEDY, M.D., M.C.P.S.O Bradstreet's, the big authority of the continent on commercial mat- stances in which it was valued at $860 an acre. The rice of land P Abner Cosens, Minnie St. J ' (member of too British No Association) % 60 YEARS' tern, estimates that the wheat crop of the United States this year will had of course increased with the desire for Egyptian cotton, which , COLD MEDALLIST IN MEDICINE. EXPERIENCE A. DULMAGE Special exceed that of last by upwards of was now being freely mixed with attentionpaid to Diseases of women REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT. and children, 100,000,000 bushels, and that it will go ahead of the best previous silk. The cultivated portion of Egypt CONVEYANCING, MONEY TO LOAN OrrioxHouns:-1toIp.m,; 7to9p.m, A Property. record by over 30,000,000. On the was naturally very limited, as the on Town and Farm ASSIGNEE, ACCOUNTANT. W. T, Holloway; other hand, the European crop, taken as a whole, will be much be- arable land extended only from eight to ten miles from the banks TRADE MARKS OPPICII.—In the Kent Block. D•D,S., L.D.S.s' t' DESIGNS Residence—Catherine St. Graduate of Royal '+ COPYRIG)4 QC+ ' low the average. In Hungary the crop is placed at 142,000,000 bush- of the Nile, and was entirely de- pendent upon irrigation. The College of Dental , 4 Anyone sendtngasketehand nesarlPtionmil? aurgo0na Ot Tor -U 0 4 quickly nacertnin our opinion free whether ah Honor o -, Invention ?a 11.. Communw,, els, 28,000,000 below last season, building of the great dams upon on and J MAGUIRE Lions strlctl',Pc,` ential. Handbook onFatenta Dent- J. Gra�uatoofbent � sent free.dideitagencyfoesecuring atents. al Dori t. of Toren = --' Patents taken tnrough Munn k Co. recoive �" �" and the smallest crop in a period of six years. A special cable to the the Nile had added to the cult!- vated area; and a plan was now in REAL ESTATE. INSURANOB ANP to Univorsity. i'• spetiarnotia, witboutobarire, in the LOAN AGENT, CONVEYANCING LatestImproPrices ved metmoderate. ian8ntigt ellen ��ie�$i�ie ��n�r�ra�, Dnaranty;d. New 'Fork News Bureau says that the latest reliable grain crop esti- progress for draining the water from the swamps in the Egyptian Collection of Rents and Accounts a specialty. AWOffice in Beaver Brook. A handsomely tilustnacd week1jy. r,argest air; ASSIGNEE. ACCOUNTANT. ouiation of any selentide jjourdal. Torms, ga 4 ]nates indicate that Russia will Soudan into the Nile, and therebyU our; four months 81 roadway- by vows "foeti rs. Office—in Vanatono Bleak. ART$UR J. IRWIN �IUNN & CO 36lr;raadrrer, New"fork have a serious shortage, the French adding to the volume of the river, Open Saturday evenings, 7 to 9, IIranch Oc9ca. 626 v' st,. washinkton. D. c. yield will be abnormally bad, Eng- Great dams were also proposed to D.D.S., L.D,s. _ _ lisp crops are greatly damaged, and be located near the lakes in equa- J. A. MORTON Doctor of Dental Surgery of the fen, ..r.�-......... .... ....� that the German crop yield will be torial Africa. nsylvania College and Licentiate of 10 to 15 per cent. below the aver- The commerce of the Soudan BARRISTER AND Dental Surgery of Ontario, age.' The injury is due to recent since the re,conquest of that Conn- MONEY To ROAN. Office Over Post Offico—WINGRAK LOAN. incessant rains and floods. try, by the army under Lord Xit- Broomhill says reports indicate a chener, had, of course, been a con- Office. --Morton Block, Wingham MISS SARA L 31003E F� CURED yield of three hundred andofour to siderable factor to Lower Egypt, PROMP TLS'` S three hundred and twenty million but the cost of transportation b 'Teacher of Piano and Theory write for our interestingbooks'•Invent- MISS DELIA SPARLING Y or's Help" '• Haw bnsheIa of wheat in France Ilii$ rail to Khartoum was still very y and you Aro swindled." Send us a tough oketch or model of your tu- year, as compared with last year's crop of 352,000,000 bushels, and an great, and what was badly needed was a railwa from Suakim to er- y A. T. C. M. r ` -- t, vention ortmproveme» t and wewilit0lyou ass CARRIE MOORS freb our opinion ,is Rejected whether n is probably, Teacher of Piano, Theory and Ffeteher 1t nelel averse yield for the past ;five g �' p years., of 343,000,000, ber, which would undoubted) open y P up the Soudan, and its possibilities succ. sfullyp prosecuted We Music Vothod, Simpler and Kindergarten. been successfully prosecuted In io we conduct full a ru i eel olTiecs fu Afontreal Pupils preparA4 fpr �Cotperratbry exam. Teacher of Violin and Guitar. andwashington t itsquniifiesIla topro,npt- An official report places the In-, would soon become known• inations, ly dispatch work and qui(Idysceure Patents r;06Ms--inStonor3lock,winghanl. asbroadnsthe inveution. highest references dian wheat crop this year at 290,- 000,000 bushels, an increase of There was a move in the direr- tion of manufacturing the Cotton furnished. �t (fir Patents procurrcl through Marion Rc t•Sa• VANSTONE riou taceive special notice without charge in 86,000,000 million bushels over last into cloth in Egypt, and two cotton. ' DI(iTjjNSON p HOLxyES th er too newsirape.0 tliatributhd fhrauCl,ont 1vV111�1t1�,IJJVV (1 11 11Aj1„`j the n:1rninion. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR speciauy,--Pnte,.t tusiuers Dtaunfa;- year. The next largest crop Over y g P raised was 288,000,000 bushels, in factories have been started one in ' Alexandria and another in Cairo. of Mone to lean at lowest rates, Ofacp Barristers, solicitors, etc, turers anQ 1;ngt,tcersn q MARION & MARYON SS that year India exported forty bushels. Cotton gin mills are also in opera- tion at 13uakim and in the Soudan. BRAVE$ 13LOC K, Office: Meyer Block Wingham.. patent Expbres and Sollaltors- S 7.96, WING}IiAM, ff New York Life 9'td'rtff, nott, 8 million otflae¢t , L, Dtaktneaa fJudt�y !!cline 1 AtlsntlaBldg,Washingtr n.C. . V"'VWWvwv„waawW do f 0