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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1909-05-06, Page 4sic ac azt ee[ of mr D.M. GORDONlac 10, WASHIUMMARIUMECUIRMIMUM/VIAMARIMARMW it trIWWWWWWW0WWWWWWW• WWWWWWWWWWWWWW4 wsleo HOUSECLEANING TIiIE NOE more houseoieaning time has arrived With its attends Rut worries of re -furnishings, If you will allow us, we Draperies, "can assist you, in choosing qurtagns� anda d thus save some of the wnrrv. Our line of Curtainings is complete. We have aradras—whioh makes suoh artistic ourtaius— * blue, green and red, We also carry a largo stook of Lace Cur- taine from 25o crt pair up to $8.00 a pair. We have Dotted 3Ius- 7et lino for curtains, with dots of all sizes ; also pretty shaded Art * quality we know will suit, - BLOUSES We have a large stook of Ladies' Blouses, prettily embroid- ered, with the new long sleeve ; also the very fashionable Tail- orl:d Blouse, in all white or with colored trimmings. Blouses from $L25 up. CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES.—We carry a complete line children's Kid Gloves; all shades and all sizes. ifs CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOOK. 31111 3111 301 110 ar SII 3101 70 70 )11 7111 1111 3111 )11 11111 3111 lte 710 TIE WINGWAM ADVANCE, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1909.. . King's For Bargains I We Want Your Trade Housecleaning Time. YOU WILL WANT NEW CURTAINS CURTAIN MUSLINS (Madras, Etc.) CARPETS RUGS LINOLEUMS OILCLOTHS MATTINGS ETC. WE ,HAVE THEM ! WANTED.—Large quantities Batter, Beane, Feathers, .&o. Highest Prices—Cash or Trade. EGGS, 20c. GEO, E. ICING Good Goods' ICheap Prices Patronize Home Industry itilCOMININSMOIMMI I have a large stock of BUGGIES on hand, which are offered at reasonable prices. Our rigs not only look well, but stand the test of use, and that is the real test. Open and Top Buggies, Carriages, &c. Something new and nobby in a surface -oak finish box. The latest in rubber tires, &c. We slight nothing, and guarantee the materials and workmanship of our rigs. You know what you're -getting when you buy from us. The more widely our Buggies are known, the better they are appreciated. Call and examine for yourselves. Hingham Carriage Works WM. DORE PROPRIETOR Whitechurch Hardware Store Bees t Look Here, Mr, Farmer When ,you are building a Fence you want the very beet material money can buy, don't you ? Yes ! Well, the Genuine Frost Wire is the arinole you want. It, Is the standard by which all other wire is compared. You can get the original and only Genuine Frost Wire here, also stretchers, pliers, fence hooks, tongs an„,t staples. Rennie's Packet Seeds, Fresh. We W have them at '3 cents perpaeket. Also Mangold, d Oarrot arid Turnip Seed. Sherwin-Williams Brighten -11p Paints and 'Varnishes for sal purposes. Separator Oil at 600 per gal. Asomminirimmisos iiimminismimemillernmenemehomma EGGS %%MEV SAME AS ciASH, Whitechurch THE DAYLIGHT BILL. .A. few weeke ago the Advance ;,,e- ferred to the above Bill, introduced this session by E. N. Lewis, M. P. i`ur 'Vest Huron, and at that time we gave the B111 in full. The proposition to put forward the clock au hour in spring and back again in the autumn seems likely to be an effective device to increase the amount of daylight the people use. If it ehould not prove an effective de- vice, it can be dropped with little harm done. Mr. M, Y. McLean, M, P., chairman. of the Commons coin`mittee to which the bill was referred for consideration, took the very sensible course of issu, ing a circular addressed to boards of trade, newspapers, etc„ throughout the Dominion asking opinions con- cerning the bill, The circular states concisely the claims of the iptroducer of the bill, Mr. Lewis, as follows : • 1. To move the usual hours of work and leisure nearer to sunrise, 2. To promote the greater use of daylight for industrial and recreative purposes of all kinds. 3. To benefit the physique, general health and welfare of all classes of the community, 4. To reduce the industrial, com- mercial and domestic expenditure ort artificial light. A number of replies have been re- ceived to Mr. MoLean's circular,• and many Trade Boards, School Boards and business men have approved of the Bill, As already said, one beauty of the proposition is that if it be tried but should not give satisfaction, it can lie retired without much injury hav- ing been done to any person or any interest. DANDRUFF CURED IN ^ TWO WEEKS OR MONEY BACK. The above is the guarantee Walton McKibbon, druggist, is offering for Parisian Sage, the greatest of all hair restorers.• - If you have dandruff, take advant- age of this offer and kill the little dandruff germs that will surely steal your hair from you if allowed to con- tinue to persistently burrow into the hair root. Parisian Sage is also guaranteed to stog falling hair and itching of the scarp. Don't accept any substitute from any druggist. Parisian Sage is the original prescription of one of the world's greatest scientists, and is manufactured only in this country by Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N.Y., and Fort Erie, Ont. Parisian Sage is an exhilarating and pleasant hair dressing; it is not sticky or greasy, and it makes the hair soft, beautiful and luxuriant. Price is 50c a bottle, from Walton McKibbon or by express, all charges prepaid, by Giroux Mfg. Co., Fort Erie, Ont. A Good Paper. We would call the attention of readers of The Advance to our club- bing offer with the News, Toronto, whereby they can obtain the two pa- pers for $2.35. The News is unques- tionably one of the most influential papers published in Canada, its edi- torial coinment being quoted from one end of Canada to the other, For any- one wishing to keep in touch with Canadian affairs. there is no better paper than The News. Sample copies can be obtained by dropping a post- card to this office. Canadian Divorces. In the forty years of confederation parliamenthas granted 58 divorces to Ontario people ; 19 to residents of Qile- bee ; 4 to Manitoba and two to each Alberta and Saskatchewan. The local courts have 125 in Nova Scotia ; SO in New Brunswick and 66 in British Co- lumbia. Prince Edward Island is the banner Province in this respect with no divorce of any kind to its credit or discredit in forty years. A recent bulletin issued by the bureau of statis- tics, Washington, gives the average of divorces in the United States for Wren- ty years, as one to eveffy twelve mar- riages. This is a, striking contrast to the Canadian record of one to every thirty thousand marriages. THE 'WHEAT MARKET, For the past week the wheat mar- ket has been easier and the price low. er, and the opinion is generally held. that the recent advance in price woe due more to the work of speculators, than to scarcity. Tho Advance has looked up some good authorities with the following gleaning ;-- The Montreal Trade Bulletin 'says ;— "It is difficult to understand how there can possibly be a scarcity of wheat ..with a .visible supply*in the United States of.30,203,000 bushels, as compared with 36730,000 bushels a year ago, and with a total amount in sight of 82,083,000 bushels, against 88,- 490,000 a year ago. Thera is therefore an abundance of wheat for all requires ments and an ilumense deal more, and the same conditions will exist at the commencement of the new crop, al- though the quantity will no doubt be less than at the beginning of harvest last year. But what of that, as long as there is enough and plenty to spare? We maintain that taking the actual relation of supply to demand, the price of wheat should not be above $1.00 per bushel. Nor would it have been over that price to -day had it not been for the manipulation of Patten's' corner, based upon the false supposi- tion from its very inception, that there would not be enough wheat 'to go round until another harvest. There is no doubt in our mind that the world has in its storehouses to -day, hundreds of millions of bushels more wheat than it can eat within the next ten weeks, notwithstanding the talk of scarcity." . On the other hand, the Weekly Sun says :—"Speculation,,as to the imme- diate future of the world's wheat mar- ket is at best very indefinite and un- certain. From all sources of available information, it would seem, however, that prices cannot recede very much lower than at present, unless wide and powerful manipulation is.brought to bear upon the situation once more. The fact that all grains are now quot- ed at a very high level, seem to give foundation to the deductions of Beer- bohm, the British statistician, who prognosticates a very marked narrow- ing of the world's stocks before the. arrival of another crop. Have You A Her -3 ? If you want to keep him in shape, never let him suffer pain. Rub on Nerviline; it is noted for curing strains, swellings and stiffness and sore muscles. For internal use in curing cramps and colic, Nerviline is a perfect marvel. In every good train- ing stable you'll find Nerviline because it keeps horses in trim and reduces the veterinary bill. Farmers, stockmen and all horse owners should buy Ner- viline and prove how invaluable it is. Good for man or beast. 25c per bot- tle at all dealers. Held Wheat 16 Years. The Walkerton Telescope has the following from a truthful farmer in Brant Tp. :—Sixteen years ago, an old German farmer died, leaving the farm, implements and everything else to his only son. Many a •son under like cir- cumstances has made havoc of the bequest, spending it in riotous living. Not -so with this son. 13e went on in the same old way, Wadding a little more to his belongings year by year, until to -day he is quite a wealthy man. But the kernel of the story is about wheat. When the old man died, the granary was nearly full of wheat, and that is, or was until a few days ago, in the granary yet. During all these years, he never sold any wheat, ••and only used what he needed for flour, except a little which he fed to his stock. This spring, however, when it reached the $1,10 mark, he sold out, and put teams on to draw it to Hanover. Of course, it brought him in a lot of money, but while he was fortunate in receiving a top notch price, we do not think he acted wisely or that his ex- ample would be a good one to follow. But the story `illustrates that there are" some very peculiar men in this world. Will Remove, It is now almost an absolute cer- tainty that the flrey and Bruce Port. land Cement Company will transfer its operatione pe l ns from Owen Sound to St. Marys. Mr, Jas, McLauchlan, sr,, one of the directors of the company Informed a press representative, that there was4ittle doubt that before the end of the fall, the company would have •erected their new buildings at St, Marys, and commenced business there, Question For"Every Reader. If you can find a simple vegetable remedy for keeping all organs healthy and strong—wouldn't you use it ? Most pills are harsh, cause pain and sick stomach. Dr. Hamilton's Pills are different, they regulate and cleanse the system so gently, act so silently you scarcely realize you've taken medicine. You are cleansed, appetite improves, color- clears and sleep is restored. Every man, woman and child is helped by Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Try a 25c box. - CENTRAL ST.RATFORD. ONT. With twenty-two Sears' experience to its credit, this College is recognized as the greatest practical training school in Western Ontario. Throe departments :— COMMERCIAL" SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY. owoop000000m0000m000000 PEMEIODYS' UNIONE AMERICAN GOOD MANUFACTURED IN�+_Ai Our classes aro the largest, our courses most practical and our instructors ex- ssted tto positions ns and sud. Our cceedgraduates aothers, Enter now. Get our' free Catalogue. ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN ,, PRINCIPALS • Plumbing and Heating Is no experiment with us— let us figure on your work. LampsA. fine Stock of Handsome Lamps at very reasonable prices. Be sure you see them. W. J. BOYCE Stone Block Wingham BOMIMON BANKI HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. Capital (paid up) • $3,976,000 Reserve (aea p o vM- - $5,297,000 Total Assets, over $48,000,000 WINGHAM BRANCH. • Interest allowed on deposit of $1.00 and upwards. Farmers' Notes discounted. ' " Drafts sold on all points in Can- ada, the United States and Europe. D. T. HEPBURN, xanagor R. Vanstono, Solicitor For Salo by 1 McGee 8- Campbell 1 O s 0 © .e 0 S C . S 8 for every button that O comes off -the to Railroad g aKing" or " Mechanic 8 King." Overalls, we will o give you 10 cts., and 8 for every rip in a seam o within 30 days from date of purchase we will give you a quarter of a dollar. 8 Guarantee 8 0 8 1 c0ee e3 ° Camobell 0 00• 000000000000000000000000 VI. 0 ILID\vtz at Means good times. The farmer pays for all. Whet he is prosperous, All other businesses are benefited. The winter is nearly over. Spring is close at hand. You have decided to move to Wingham. There are practically no empty houses. It will pay you to buy one. We have studied the situation. Prices are certain to advance Within the next few months. Call and see us. We can convince you. We have the proofs. Also`a good list of desirable properties, Either in or near town, At right prices. Money to loan on farms at low- est rates. Ritchie & Covens REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE - WINGHAM DANCERS OF NECLECTi INC' A SORE. NTVER neglect a cut or Sore, j�l however trivial it may appear. Mrs, B. E. I3edwell, of 337, Proven. cher Avenue, St. Boniface, Winnipeg, had a small sore on the second finger of her left hand. She thought it would get right itnaidod, bath didn't. Instead, blood -poisoning set in. Sho says :--" 1 then tried poultices and an ordinary salve. These, however, did not have the desired effect, and, as the finger began to fester, T had to tall in a doctor, who Ianced it, Despite hid cart, however, it again festered, and the ointnnenta, liniments, and other preparations which the doctor gave mo seemed absolutely unable to bring about any relief. We were told of n case Similar to my own in which Zant-tJuk had effected a cure when °verything els° had failed, And we, therefore, decided to give Zatn.lSuk a trial. 1t only needed a few days to shote the wisdom of this step, The blood -poisoning and int'L n oration were reduced, and the pain berant° less acute. 1n under three weeks front first commencing with Z'atn-Buk the finger was quite sound again." FORKING men and Bfoinen-throughout the Dominion find that Zarn.Buk is, the greatest boon they can havi as a Healer of accidental cuts, burns, and bruises, as well as skin diseases. Mr. II. G. Purchase, conductor on the Toronto Street Railway, tells how this groat herbal balm benefited ,flim wheU lite root with his accident. The trolley pole of his ear slipped oft the live wire, and the reps was caught in the standard, Purchase held on to the rope until his hand was pulled up to the top of the oar. There it was held, and the rope, pulled through his fingers by the force of tho moving oar, tore and laecrated to a shocking extent three finger's, tearing several pieces of flesh completely away. Zara-Buk was applied, -and eased the pain very PSickly. Writing to this effect, Mr. urchase says :---- "1 had previously had experience of the healing power of Zetn-Buk, and the way it soothes outs and Injuries. 1, therefor°, bound the fingers 1n Zam-Buk, and it was most gratifying the way in which this balm soothed the pain. Two days after Cho accident the wounds were closed, and new skin was begin,. Hing to form over tine top. Each day I dressed the wounds with Zana-Buk, and 1 am now back again at work with the hand as sound as ever. To look at it you would never know It had been so terribly/tore and lacerated. " I do not think there I5 anything to equal Zain-Buk as healer of skin injuries and diseases," IFlltti7" YOU SilOULD USE ZAM-i3UKC FOR. Za+n-13"!t discs fondles, slcin•eru/,tien8, Notts, cuts, Piles, festering ulcers and soresv blood,yniso,ridl, salt ./Ieu„t, gSrairie itcb eing,'wor,tt, bad leg', rliseasenl ankles, ol.t teorr,uls, eecc,na, and all shift.disease. All I)rer,;gists rind Stores sell at5Cc. box, direr for C1.25 or Postjrec.from Zaut.ITuk Co., Toronto, far ;rice, Royal Grocery mai Our sales are increas- ing every day in - Teas, Coffees and Groceries. They are always fresh, and the best that can be., bought ( also Fresh Veg- etables, Fruits and Can- ned Goods: Fresh Bread every day. "Produce Wanted. alcolrn's PUONF 4 The ADVANCE is North Huron's leading newsy paper. Are you a sub- scriber ? If plot, why ? Only $1 per year. The Pooplo's Popular Store Wingham, Ont. .Agente Ladieb' Home .1 ourr al Kerr& Bird, Agents Homo Jour;sal Patterns. Great Big Clearing Sale NOW ON We're having a lively time at the Big Stote this month in our House Furnivhing Deparm.ent. We're making Tremendous Reductions in prices, and the people are securing their supply of bright, new goods at prices lower than any ever quoted in Wingham. "Tremendous Pries Cutting in Window Shades 84 Roller Window Shades, best colors, reg. 50c, now ..........39c complete 108 Roller Window Shades, with lace trimming, reg. 75c, now .....50c complete 24 Roller Window Shades, with lace and inser- tion, regular 90c, now ....He complete 10 Roller Window Shades, with lace and inser- tion, regular $1.00, now 79c complete Big Cut In Prices Of Curtain Poles White Cottage Curtain Rods, reg. 15c, for 10c complete Oak & Mahogany Curtain Poles, reg. 25c, for 20c tt Brass Extension Rodkregular 60c, now 44c complete . " 20c, " 14c complete " 15c, " 10c complete It tt it it tt it BIG BARGAINS IN CARPETS AND CARPET SQUARES FARMERS !—Don't forget that we are in the Seed business. The very best Garden and Field Seeds from the most reliable dealers. Order "Special" varieties through us. Mills Where you get Good Value for every Dollar you spend Drcss Goods, 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 $l.00 with others in town. Silks, 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). Uilr Black Chiffon Taffeta at- 5o cents per yard is a beauty. Gingh ains1 Anderson Zephyr Gingham in all the newest designs, at special prices, Also a fine range of Linen Suitings and Vestings. Our values in these lines cannot be surpassed. Seeing is conviction. ° PITONS 8f