The Wingham Advance, 1903-11-12, Page 4sY
Ritchie Campbell
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toroth Dodd"
Has an arch of Steel
This arch of steel has given the
"Dorothy Dodd" Shoe world-wide
:fame --if the shoe hadn't a single
other commendable feature, the arch.
support alone would make it a better
shoe than any other ever made.
A woman can walk for miles in
"Dorothy Dodd " shoes without
fatigue. They are not expensive
shoes.
$3.00 and $3.75 pair, a few special
models at $4.00. '
11tchie & Campbell
successors to M. H. McINDOG.
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THE ROYAL GROCERY
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��.�� This is the season people
.Beanmake Boston Baked Beans,
and to cook them properly you require a Bean Jar ;
we have them in all sizes—Quarts for 10 ets.
Stone Crocks. up a cp a c aratete opened
of Stone
ware, including Butter Crocks, Cream Crocks,
Churns, etc. Cheaper than earthenware and much
better_Gallon Crocks for 10 cts.
Sweet Cider. You will soon be
�/ commencing to pre-
pare for Xmas., making plum pudding and mince
meat, and of course a little Cider 1n the mince
meat improves it very much ---10 cts. Qinart.
at GrITTIn9s
We Always Have Made
a Specialty of
Fur Goods
and this year is no exception
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We have now on hand a large stock of M
Ladies' Fur Coats and Capes, and Men's Fur
Coats at very reasonable prices. We are
con&den better value cannot be had anywhere
than we are offering in these goods. ComeZft
e~
now and have your choice while our range is
compete.
,Also Ladies' Cloth Jackets, any style,
very special value; and Men's Cloth Over
coats, the latest: make.
BLANKETS,
Woollen and Flannelette Blankets ; vie
guarantee the Best value in Blankets.
Handsome Comforters for $1.25, $I,40
�. and $r.5o, .,�.
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See our Stock..
before
buying elsewhere k r
T. A. MILLS
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T {'WNGILM AD V"A Cz Thurs4ay, November 12, J 9(),J
—TI petitions agaillst the elec.
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ns of T. I. Thompson In North � r+ip+IJlriY�4lYFIIICymi,6� ,euCiI.IVI iI� Y�I{I, ul
Grey and G. 1). Graut in North y �y
�., lantana, for the rd on
Perlia- r sH PEOPLE'S POPULAR STORE
hent, will be heard on November
—• -110u. J. A, Davidson, Provin- 14th It is understood that no
cial Treasurer of Manitoba, suffer- evidence will be offered in either Macdonald Block, Wi1nghain.
ed a relapse, and died at his home case, and the protests will end
at Neepawa at noon on Friday last, thusly,
--Twenty-eight surveying par- ---At the present rate of the con -
ties, numbering 050 men, who have centration of wealth, in fifty years 9 JAS* H. KERR
been during the past summer sur- fiftyfamilies will own the value of
IdiM'yl . n 6n. �Ilayl l.,il...r all :Q..w.W w+p...l«.y.►',:I ..,. ,w ,u.r I.ynA.. ,,I :i J..,. it it i III, II .I: II AW uLiii n ii I:. li: dI: II ❑ i.it l it illi. i..III'..
veyiug fifty new townships In Nor- fully
one-half of the United States, I i 11. „j
thern Ontario, have completed and the billionaire will have ar-
their season's work and returned. rived long before the passage of HOSIER1
APPLES, FARMERS.
that period. Til the race for ten
( figures the Rockefellers have along
---It is reported that the Ontario lead, and if John D. Rockefeller,
Government will call an early ses• Jr,, lives and carries out the pians
sion of the Legislature, The exact of his father he will probably win - We are offering splendid value We have w tine lot of win, We want laxge quantities of
date has not yet been fixed, but it the race. The Rockefeller wealth in WINTERIIOSIERX. ler Apples In barrels, all hand Chicken>r, Ducks, Geese and 'Cux-
wiil be, The Mail and Empire un, is estimated at four hundred Hill.
in
some time during Tan- lions- The only rival to the Oil picked and carefully packed, keys, PLEASE DON'T SCALD THEM.
nary or about four weeks earlier ling was the Steel Ding, Andrew We buy direct from the mane- Good bound fruit, 13 pecks of They look much better and sell
than the meUibers are ordinarily Carnegie, who took off his crown facturers, thus saving the middle- tipples in each barrel. (You for more money when dry plucked.
summoned to transact the business at three hundred millions of which mans profit, which is given to our know the regular apple barrel Starve thein for 24 hours before
of the province, amount he has given away One- k
l
holds only 11 pecks.) Price killing,., I third. The Astors are worth 275 customers. hog�, Take the heads oil and
millions; then there are the Goulds, $1.25 a barrel, 13 pecks, leave the tips of the wings on.
--The Northwest Grain Dealers' the Vanderbilts, the Whitneys andDo not draw. We will promise
Association has issued the follow- others. Plerpont Morgan's wealth _ — -' to take any quantity of good, fat
ing estimate to -day of the wheat is not easy to calculate, because be All Wool Worsted Bose verya Poultry if dry plucked.
Glove
and grain crop of 1903 for Manitoba does not pile it up, but keeps it heavy, will give entire satisfac- s.
and the Northwest Territories := moving. Ifis great power is his - Lion to the wearer, Women's —~
Whe4t, 3,123,663 acres, at 16.1 per control of other people's money,
acre, 50,290,974 bushels; oats, and of this he has more than any size "' u0c This cold weatheryou'll need to
1,101,333 acres, at 36.5 per acre, other man in the world. Mr. Mor- wear warm gloves., We We also want large quantities
40,198,654 bushels; barley, 381,- gan is a potent factor in the ad- have a splendid assortment. of Roll Butter, Fresh Eggs, Good
135 acres at 29.7 per acre 11 319 - ministration of properties amount- All weigoolht,
Worsted Rose, medium Potatoes, White Beans, Dried
> > > } p p weight, great value, alt sizes, Apples, Dry or Green Wood, &e.
709 bushels; flax,- 64,639 acres, at ing to four billions ; that means Women's and Children's, prices
9 per acre, 581,751 bushels, four thousand millions, expressed - 20c to ......................... 3oc Women's Cashmere Gloves. A quantity of good Oats wanted.
by the figures $4,000,000,000. Women's tined Cashmere Gloves
—Only900 in 1,000,000, Women's White Ringwood
persons 'I Plain Cashmere Mose, good color, Gloves.
according to a medical authority, good quality, all sizes, Wom- Women's Colored Rin wood H0►ii£
die from old age, while 1,200 suc-
cumb to gout, 18,400 to measles,
27,000 to apoplexy, 7,500 to con-
sumption, 48,000 to scarlet fever,
25,000 to whooping cough, 30,000
to typhoid and typhus, and 7,000
to rheumatism. The averages vary
according to locality, but these are
considered pretty accurate as re-
gards the population of the globe
as a whole.
--J. B. Jackson, the barrister
who figured in the South Oxford
election trial, has been appointed
trade commissioner at Bristol, Eng-
land. The St. Thomas Times says
of the appointment --that when he
is brought to the end of his tether
as an agent for political dirty work
he is, like Preston, placed in a
good comfortable position in the
Old Country by the Liberal Gov-
ernment and paid a good salary by
the people of Canada.
—Statistics furnished by the
British Government show that dur-
ing October 1903, 2,971 English
persons emigrated to Canada, 149
Irish, 762 Scotch and 2,122 foreign-
ers, or a total of 6,004. During
the previous ten months 45,794
English emigrants, 2,495 Irish,
10,139 Scotch and 34,644 foreign-
ers, ora total of 93,072. The total
number of emigrants from Great
Britain to Australia and New Zea-
land for October was 1,657, and to
South Africa 7,411.
:I:
Referring to the Sault Ste.
Marie election, Goldwin Smith, in
the Sun, says :—"In short, the
Government made merchandise of
the misfortunes of the community,
and deliberately used the public
money and the public authority to
buy votes for its candidate." Such
is the opinion of an independent
Liberal, of wide experience and
carefal observation. Yet this is
the Government that persists in
forcing itself on Ontario in spite of
an adverse popular vote of 7000.
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---The Conservative Leader, J.
P. Whitney, has written an open
letter to Premier Ross, demanding
by what right or pretence of right,
he has interfered to prevent the
issue of the election writ, for North
Renfrew, for which the Speaker of
the Legislature issued his warrant
during last session. J. J. Foy,
M. L. A., says he would not be
surprised if the Legislature was
summoned to meet in January, and
North Renfrew's disfranchisement
continued until the next general
election.
—C. E. '.Tanner; Ili, P, P., who',
has the organization of the Con-
servatives of Nova Scotia in hand
says :•---"There is a growing opin-
ion throughout that province that
the days of the Government are
numbered, and moderate Liberals
are doubtful of the result of the
next election, Mr. Borden stands
very high in the estimation of his
party throughout the province.
Everywhere I hear expressions of
confidence in him as a leader and
unqualified admiration of the splen-
did fight he made during the last
session.
THE DUTY OF ELECTORS.
Regarding the defeat of Dr. Hart,
the Liberal candidate in Muskoka,
the Toronto News says :—
We have Dr. Hart's word for it
that Mr. Gamey's campaign made
a deep impression upon his own
friends. Among the moderate
men of Liberal leanings, by his
own statement, there existed a pro-
found distrust of the Government.
"Gamey may be bad, but so is the
Government," seemed to be the
feeling in Muskoka. It is the Gov-
ernment, and not Mr. Gamey
which is on trial, although parti-
sans may refuse to admit the fact.
If it is bad, it should go out, what-
ever Mr. Gamey's character. The
balance of evidence seems to be
that throughout -the Province there
exists a deep-seated feeling that the
honesty of purpose, the rectitude
of administration, the fairness of
fighting of the Mowat Government
has vanished. There seem to be
many men in the country who are
Liberals, but who are not satisfied
with the Ross Administration.
The Ross -party has control of every
vestige of organization, and the
anti -Government feeling seems to
find expression only in the canvass
and the ballot -bog.
Public life in Ontario is in an
unhealthy condition when the
King's Evidence is not only list-
ened to, but cheered, The imme-
diate dnty is to abolish the evil
organization whose prowess has
driven proper discussion out of the
field. The Liberal party has been
so long entrenched in power that it
has attracted to itself a horde of
camp -followers who Dave usurped
influence and authority. Drive
the Government from office, and
we emancipate the Liberal party.
Let the moderate Liberals, the
men who take pride in the fine
constitutional record of their party,
the men who rejoice in the honesty
of the Mowat Administration, lay
this to heart. The objection is
eagerly raised by partisans that a
Whitney Government would be
worse. Which is on trial, the'
Government that exists or the Gov-
ernment that might exist? If the
Whitney Government does wrong
it will be expelled from office far
more easily than can the Ross Gov-
ernment. The duty of the day is
to drive the present administration
from power, to deprive the machine
element of the sources of its
strength. Then real political issues
can be discussed in the country,
and Mr. Gamey will lose his at-
tractions as a campaigner.
1950 dollars wade by one man last
year selling our household necessities.
Did you make as much 2 Try our
lines. Always selling, Write G.
Marshall & Co., London, Ont,
.apples Wanted.
We are pregared to buy any quanti-
ty of Apples delivered at our Evapor.
ating Factory on Alfred street,
Wingbam,
Parties having Apples to sell will do
well to see us before selling, as we
contraet for the whole orchard_abak�
en off --suitable for drying purposes.
We buy windfalls, if not too sma11 or
soft,
IMahler Bros,
—Oneof the wonders of the age
in which we live is the Electro
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phone, it m mug fir, Chtd
20c to... ...............
ugh
loin's Birmingham speech � the
tho
Dizz
London (England) papers, the
electrophone and the tO'graph
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Appetite poor? B o W e1
came into competition and the_
constipatedr? Tongue coated?
eleetrophone won by one hour and
dead ache' It's j Out liver)
twenty-seven minutes, Sitting in
Ayer':? PfIIS are liver pills, all
a London newspaper office, 113
miles sYway, the reporter Caught
vegetable. 9.1d f.* r.b.x eroc.,
mt ti tr ♦bnre IT ,alae .
Mr. Chamberlain's speech, and it
Wfllllt your tno115t11G fir beard
was printed in full, land the papers
sale on the streets of
n bellutifu l browp or Hch blitek? Use
tw
twotltyrlle'treil minutes after tlt6
ter the
BUCKINGHAM'S
U C K I N G H A M lS D Y
sfseeach was delivered,
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en's and Children's, prices
Gloves. B
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This cannot be done, when no judgment or
20c to... ...............
25c
Women's black and white Ring-
which in a great many instances all the cause
of domestic unhappiness arises.
wood Gloves, with fastners.
Pure White Clover honey in glass
to us. We have many lines to choose from,
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, plain,
but above all we recommend and guarantee
Misses' Gloves and Mitts,
jars, pints to I gallons. Also
in 5 lb tin pails, each ..........
40c
heavy, pure all wool, price per
Infants' white and colored Wool
pair ...........................
50c
Mitts
Men's lined Kid Gloves, 60c to
,Made by The Western Foundry Co.,
L11NIT<3D
...... WINGHAM,.....
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$2.00 a pair.
Cheese.
Plain Wool Hose, heavy, all sizes,
Men's Wool Gloves.
Women's and ChiIdren's,
Men's tined Driving Mitts with
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prices 20e to ..................
25c
cntfs.
We certainly have the very best
;
Men's heavy Wool Mitts with
cuffs.
Cheese that money can buy.
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Just the kind you like if you're
;
Ribbed Wool Rose, heavy, all
Boys' All Wool Gloves,
a lover of Cheese, per lb ......
15c I
sizes, Women's and Children's.
Boys' llned Kid Gloves,
prices 20c to ..................
25'
U
Boys'ned Kid butte•
Boys' lined Leather. Mitts with
cuffs'
Candies.
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Men's Black Cashmere Hose,
i
3
winter weight .................
25c
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Men's Pure All Wool Worsted
Hose, 25c to .................. 50c
Men's Wool Hose, colored, plain
or ribbed, heavy, great value
150 to... ...................... 25c
Caps,
We have eplendid value in
Caps for Men and Boys,
and Caps, Tams and Toques
for Girls and Children.
Young Housekeepers
newly starting out in life should first of all
study the question of economy in the kitchen,
This cannot be done, when no judgment or
care is used in the selection of the article from
which in a great many instances all the cause
of domestic unhappiness arises.
Therefore when purchasing the Range come
to us. We have many lines to choose from,
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but above all we recommend and guarantee
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HURON "
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Moves and RainAges
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,Made by The Western Foundry Co.,
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They are the standard for Excellence,
Economy, and durability ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,«
SOLE SIMLING .AGENxs
A, Young & Son
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J. Buggy Son
We are again handling that de-
Iicious Cream Candy that was in such
demand last season.
Walnut Chocolate Cream
Wainut Maple Cream
Pineapple Chocolate Cream Drops
Orange Chocolate Cream Drops
Nut Taffies, etc. 1
Get theuBest-M—It Pays.
STAATFORp, ONT.
Dest place in Canada for scenring a thor-
ough business education or a superior
shorthand training. Our graduates are
always successful in getting positions.
This scbool invariably gives its students
more than they expect. Write for cats.
Logue. Enter this month if possible,
1. J. Elliott, Principal.
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Fall Term Begins Sept. 1, 4903,
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Commercial and Shorthand.
send for College ,journal,
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