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Produce Wanted.
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P With twenty-two years' experience
;• to its credit, this College is recognized
as the greatest practical training school
in western Ontario.
1 Three departmonts:—
I COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND,
TELEGRAPHY.
Our classes aro the largest, our courses
most practical and our instructors ex-
perienced. Our graduates are assisted
to positions and succeed as none others.
Enter now. Get our'freo catalogue.'
ELLIOTT & IVMCLACHLAN
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BOINI� N BANK,
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Capital (paid up) - $3,976,000
Reserve o"oa aro i`g>- • $5,297,000
Total Assets, over $48,000,000
WINGHAM BRANCH.
Iuterest allowed on deposit
and upwards.
of $1.00
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Can-
ada, the United States and
Burope,
D. T. HEPBURN,
Manager
R. Vatatone, Selioitar
Protection and Sate
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A sound, well maenad
Canadian Life Assurance Company.
Average rate of Interest
earned in 1006-
4.7a r' CENT.
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SETS THE PACE
How do wo account for it? Well, simply that tho goods and
trimmings are the very best, and they are made and finished tit the
best and latest styles known to the best designers in Canada and
New York. The prices at which they are offered has much to do
with their rapid sale. Come ip, It will be a pleasure for us to
show them and quote prices.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
New Dress Goods, Prints, Ginghams, Muslins, Lawns, and Trim-
mings of every description are here in abundauce, and aro pleasing
to our easterners in every particular,
Please oome in and see one great display of new Curtains and
Curtain materials of the very latest and best designs,
Best Groceries, fresh and clean, always on hand. The best
flavored, sweetest and cleanest Oatmeal, always in stook. Try a ,
package and you will always use it,
HIGHEST PRIDES FOR TRADE,
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—Prominent amongst the speakers
at the big Laymen's convention held
in Toronto was Sir Andrew Fraser,
He has just returned from India,
where he was Governor of Bengal,
and it is interesting to hear what he
has to say' of the unrest there. Ap-
parently Sir Andrew does not think it
is serious, The pauses of such unrest
as exists, lie states to be there; First,
the increase cost of the necessities of
life, which have fallen heavily upon
people of fixed income ; second, the
displacement of labor arising from
the introduction of machinery ; and,
third, the agitation on the part of the
educated classes, who are but a very
small minority of the population, for
a larger share in executive govern-
ment, The natives hold many im-
portant positions, the next man in of-
fice to Sir Andrew himself having
been a native. Legislative councils,
with large native representation, have
been granted the different pi evinces,
but thus far no native has been ap-
pointed on the executive of the Vice-
roy. This, however, will doubtless
come in time, Britain's policy being to
extend the privileges of the people as
rapidly as possible, and meantime to
alleviate industrial conditions in every
way possible.
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King's For Bargains I We Want Your Trade
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Gloves We've just put into stock a fine ratge of and
tAt Gloves in the leading shades in Lisle and Kid,
and in long and short lengths.
Beltsand Fancy Beltings, Frillingd, Fancy Linen and
Wash Collars, &e., in abundance.
Waists The nicest range of White Waists ever shown in
Wingham. Popular prices. Come and see them.
Ladies' Jackets The newest designs and exquisite fit of
U Jackets these garments, along with the quality
of the material, make this line second to none.
Dross Goods Our Stronghold. Particular attention is paid
to this department, and you will always find
our stock in every way complete. Come in and see the
new lines in plain and fancy . weaves.
JAP SOIE—The nicest Underskirting on the market,
and at the same price as inferior goods. 25o
WANTED.—Large quantities Butter, Beans, Feathers, &o. Highest
Prices—Cash or Trade. EGGS, 180.
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Cheap Prices
CANADA'S DEBT INCREASED.
Wihes
Forty -Seven lViillions
Ottawa, .April 11.—The official state•
meat for the flscal year, published in
the Canada Gazette, is limited to re-
ceipts and payments which have pass-
ed through the books of the Finance
Department.. As a rule it is three
months after the close of the year be -
fora all the outstanding claims aro
adjusted.
The statement shows an increase in
the public debt of nearly forty-seven
million dollars. Official figures show
the tot4revenues of the. year ending
March 31 to have been $83,100,5x5, as
cpm sil•ed with ' $94,705,98., for the pre-
p
ceeding year, a decrease of about elev-
en and a half million dollars. The ex-
penditures, ou the other hand, have
increased. They are : (1) Ourrent ex-
penditures, $71,535,700 (an increase of
$6,500,00) ; capital expenditure $41,524-
420 (an increase of $1.3,400,000) While
the gross excess of expenditure over
income for the year is about $30,000,-
000, the public debt has increased by a
larger amount. This difference is, in
part, accounted for by the formal as-
sumption of the $0,000,000 loss from
the Quebec bridge fiasco. Interest on
the debt and charges for now loans,
and refunding of old loans, make up a
coneideraale portion of the remainder.
—A. curious incident occurred in the
Commons recently. One of the poli-
tical conditions which obtain in the
West is the existence of a swarm of
small newspapers printed in the ver-
nacular of the several continental
European nations which are attaining
such formidable numerical strength in
the West ; these newspapers are very
largely supported by the Dominion
Government; and they are Liberal in
politics ; the public money is used to
keep up these electioneering ageneies,
Mr. Bradbury some time ago asked for
a return of the moneys paid since 1897
to one of these, an Icelandic weekly
published at Winnipeg, called The
Loberg. The return came down with
a statement that the only moneys
paid had been $541 paid by the Public
Works department; a note was ap•
pended saying that the other Depart-
ments reported "nil." The facts are
that the Auditor General's report
shows that last year alone this news-
paper drew about $4,700; and the total
payments to this weekly since 1897 are
in excess of $25,000. Mr. Bradbury
brought the matter up in the House,
and the Government, with some agita-
tion, promised a corrected return,
which came clown early in the even-
ing. The exact payments were
$25,604.
How To Remove Warts.
It's really a simple matter to remove
warts and callouses if you apply Put-
nam's Corn and Wart Extractor.
Cure is certain, failure impossible—if
you use "Putnam's."
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It must appeal to the° sound common sense of every think-
ing Ivan or woman, that the return from an investment is in
almost direct ratio to the risk.
Stock speculation, mining, and other similar ventures promise
big returns, and involve big risk. Savings deposits pay small
dividends in interest—but they pay it. Safe, sure, certain -- at
regular intervals your interest is paid in cash ; and, your money
is still there, to be given back to you at once, when required.
It is this comfortable feeling of security that has induced
many shrewd investors to forego the attraction of large profits
on their money, offered by other forms of investment, and caused
them to keep •substantial sums on deposit in a chartered Babk
where the Dividend is sure ; paid every six months ; and the
principal available whenever required.
' THE BANK OF HAMILTON invites investment de-
posits, and is prepared to receive them on most favorable
terms.
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PROVINCIAL FUNDS, HOW OB-
TAINED AND I#OW SPENT.
Licenses
$577,771.
Litigation of constitutional ques-
tions cost $13,707,
The Hydro -Electric Power Commis-
sion cost $52,139.48.
Wolf bounties necessitated the dis-
tribution of $18,809.
Deportation of undesirable immi-
grants cost $2,288.90.
There were only five estreated bail
bonds, totalling $1,111,84.
To date the sum of $13,082,764,55 has
been spent on the T. & N. 0.
Automobile licenses and renewals
brought in exactly $10,007,75.
From the Central Prison industries
there was a revenue of $59,350.
Over 500 veterans exchanged their
land grants for $50 in real money.
The expenditure increased from $7,-
634,461 in 1007, to $8,557,064 last
of all kinds brougbt in
Tees Ware# .
A, stone thrown with more force
than pvecibion of trite, at a dog, Mon-
day night, made a hole in one of the
large plata glees windows in the .runt
Of Geo. G, Col.vin's boot and shoe
store. It will Bost soutobody about
$35,00,
J. J. Stephens, Esq , returned last
week from Hamilton vs here ho under-
went a second operation on his eye
This one appears to have been entirely
successful as he is again able to read
and to attend to the businese of his
office,.
Mr, Jos, Murray, 12th con,•, Culrose,
had the misfortune, Tuesday mot ning
of last week, to have bis house and
most of his furniture dtatroyed by
bre, Mr. Murray, a short time ego,
moved onto a farm belonging to Mr.
Wesley A. Smith, which be has rent-
ed, and it was the house on this farm
that was destroyed,
The members of Knox Church choir,
as until recently organized, took ore
casion Tuesday evening to express
their appreciation of the services of
the late leader, Mr, John Skilling,
This they did by gathering at his
home on Elizabeth St., and presented
hire with a handsome Morris chair
and a complimentary address.
To Cure Sniffling Colds.
The easiest and pleasantest cure is
"Catarrhozone" which fills the nose,
throat and lungs with beating balsams
and pine essences that kill a cold. in-
stantly. You experience a pleasant
sensation of relief at. one. Sorenese,
congestion and irritation leave the
nose and throat, the head is cleared
and every trace of cold or catarrh is
cured. Catarrhozone is so KIPP, so
pleasant, such a safe remedy for win-
ter ills that you can't afford to do
without it. Sold by all dealers. 25c
and $1. Get Catarrhozone to -day.
year.
Sundry investigations were not so
numerous last year, and only cost
$3,878.
The aggregate turn -over during the
year including everything, was $14,-
082,504.
Under the supplementary revenue
act $72,999 was handed"back to the
municipalities.
The neglected children's branch cot t
$0,550 for salaries and $2,095 for con-
tingencies.
The election expenses amounted to
$119,501.86, a little over an average of
$1,000 a seat.
All the departments get newspapers
and periodicals' costing from $20 to
$93 per year.
The T. & N. 0. contributed $350,-
000 to the cash side of the ledger, an
increase of $113,010,
"Sundry persons," of admirablehon-
esty paid the library the neat sum of
$2.84 for lost books.
The Ontario Railway and Municipal
Board in salaries cost $19,500 and in.
contingencies $3,082,23.
Enforcement of the Liquor License
Act cost $24,551, of which $18,320 was
paid to special detectives.
The Supplementary Revenue Act,
which means the taxes on the railways
and other corporations, brought in
$695,482.
The biggest revenue-producing sour-
ces are:—Grown lands, $2,480,429; Do-
minion subsidy, $2,128,772; succession
duties, $1,134,898.
To govern this fair Province cost
$518,823 for parliament buildings' ex-
penses, $230,788 for the session of the
Legislature, and $54,000 for Ministers'
salaries.
The department of lands, forests
and mines spent $2,470.94 in newspap-
er advertising, the Mail -Empire figur-
ing first, for $875, and the Globe next
with $225.
'Hon. Dr. Pyne and Ion, 'W. 'J.
Hanna are the "biggest spenders," the
former spending $1,561,507 on educa-
tion and the latter $1,026,823 on asy-
lums, prisons, hospitals, etc.
The only indirect liabilities of the
province now are Niagara Falls Park
bonds to the extent of $700,000, and
Canadian Northern Railway guaran-
tees to the extent of $7,860,000.
The claim blade by the postmaster
at Ridgetown that he was the oldest
postmaster in Canada, when ho was 00
last month, has stirred up Walkerton,
whose Postmaster, Mr. MacLean, is
nearly 01, and who has been nearly 60
years in that capacity.
floes Your Side Ache ?
When the first syniptoms appear
rub with Nerviline, rub it in deeply.It penetrates to the muscles and
chords that are sore—takes away stiff-
ness•—removes ail strain and infiamt
maim. If the condition is chronic
put a Nerviline Porous Plaster on the
affected spot. This draws out any
virtts or neuralgic irritation, restores
the tissue to their wonted healthiness,
permanently cures any weakness or
tendency to pain, Nerviline Plasters
absorb tall the deleterious secretions
through the relaxed pores and cher,
used along With Nerviline itself, every
mudeular pain or Robe must goo
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Means good tines,
The farmer pays for all.
Whoa he is prospororta,
All other businesses are beneated..
The winter is nearly over.
Spring ie close at hand.
You have decided to move to Wingham.
There are practically no empty houses.
It will pay you to buy one,
Wo have studied the situation.
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Prices are pertain to advance
Within the .next few months.
Cull and see us,
We can convince you.
We have the proofs.
Also a good list of desirable properties,
Either iu or treat town,
At right prices.
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REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE - WINGHAM
Plumbing and
Heating
Is no experiment with us—
let us figure on your work.
A fine Stock of
.,amps Handsome Lamps
at very reasonable
prices. $e sure you see thein.
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Bargains In
House
Furnishings.
A gnantity of Roller Win-
dow Shades, regular 50e—on
sale this month at 300 each,
complete.
Window Shades, all styles,
at close prices.
.A. quantity of White Cot-
tage Curtain Rode, regular
price 15e ; we're offering just
now at 10c each.
Brass Extension Rods.
Regular 60e rod for 440
"` 20c " " 14c
" 15c " " 100
Buy early and get your
share of the bargains.
Oak and Mahogany finished
Curtain Poles.
Carpets, Carpet Squares,
Rep, Matting, Linoleum,
Oilcloth, Stair Oilcloth, and
Stair Carpet.
Splendid values in Cur-
tains—Chenille, Damask and
Lace Curtains.
Another Sa`.;irday Bargain
40 Plaiu Glass x gallon Pit-
chers, regular price 35e each,
ou sale Saturday only 190.
About half price for
one day only.
House
Cleaning Made
Easy.
Buy lite best cleansers you
can to make your work light.
Try the goods we advertise.
Kleozine washing powder loo
Ammonia " 5 to 10c
Bon A mi, the modern clean-
er, 2 for 25c
Naptha Powder, per plcg...
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 25.;
Sapolio, for cleaning and pol-
i',hing, per pkg 100
Monkey Brand Soap Se
Liquid Ammonia, largo bot-
tle, each 10c
Royal Chloride of Lime..100
Po ordered Borax 50
Life Buoy Disinfectant Soap,
per cake 5c
• Brushes, Brooms, Daubers,
Soap, Soap Chips and Lye.
Barden And Field Seeds.
We aro Headquarters
for Seeds.
May's Seeds, 15 pkgs for 25e
Rennie's " 10 " " 25e
Ferry's " G " " 25c
Field Corn, tl.e beet v.:rietiea,
New Seed Putatocs, the beet
on the market. Very early.
Giant Intermediate Mengel.
Mammoth Long Red "
Giant Imperial Sogar Beet.
Where you get Good Value for
every Dollar you spend
rens :.:00 S,
A full stock of New Spring Suitings, in
Satin Cloths, Broadcloths, Voiles and Panamas.
We would like you to compare our Voiles at 5o
cents and $1 oo with others in town.
SiJks,
The new Pailette Silks, in all shades, at 75
cents per yard.
Two Pieces only Black Taffeta Silk, guaran-
teed,' at 75 cts, per yard—(a world-beater).
Our Black Chiffon Taffeta at 50 cents per
yard is a beauty.
Gingharns,
Anderson Zephyr Ginghams in all the newest
designs, it special prices. Also a fine range of
Linen Suitings and Vestings. Our values in these
lines cannot be surpassed. Seeing is conviction.
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