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TUURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1910
NOTE'S AND CO MMENTS
The immigration into Canada for De-
00Mber was 8 678, as ooraPared with
4,960 for D:oomber, 1908. '1 he total
iminigrartte ter the nine mouths of the
Boole year, April to Deoernber, was 158,.
929, as compered with 121,556 for the
same period or last year, en increase of
31 per Q01:11 For the calendar year
1909 the imMigratiOn was 184,281 and
for the calendar year 1908 ie was 148;
700 The immigration from the United
States during this period was 90.990, as
compared with 57,124.
The second session of the Twelfth
Legieletnre of Ontario was opened Tnes.
day afternooti with the orietornary cere-
monies. The eocial aide was emphasized
es netted, the brilliant weather making a
iine backgronted Lientenant Governor
Gibson was in excellent form. The
speech from the throne held nothing
aensatirmal, the mot interesting item
perhaps being the referenee to the prices
of foodottuffe. It was suggested that
the Legislature ask the Dominion Gov-
ernment to investigate the cause of high
prima prevailing throughout the coun-
try. The Gevernment programme is
not deemed to be a heavy one, andeit is
antioipe,ted that the session will not last
longer than six or eeven weeks.
leaver.
Walter MoKay is home from the
West on a visit to the.pareutal home,
9th con. The West is evidently agree.
ing well with him judging by his
appearance. Mr, McKay will return
to the Weet in the coarse of a month
or ea.
William Campbell, of Enderlin,
North Dakota, was visiting hie sister,
Mrs. Hugh McKay, 9ila con. Grey,
during •the pest week. It is 27 years
since Mr. Campbell visited Ontario and
his many old friends in Grey and Etat-
lett are pleased to see him.
At the annual whoa' meeting in S.
S. No 8, Ed. Felton was re•eleoted
Trustee for next teem. The contract
for wood was let to Tara A. McNair at
$2 85 per oord. To comply with the
new regulations a library will be pur-
chased for the School.
The Sao. Lamont 50 sore farm being
West 3 of Lot 16, Oon. 6, has been sold
to George Elliott, of Molesworth, the
price being $2,600. It is said Mr.
Elliott's son will move to the place.
Monday night, January 17th, James
Knight, who had attained to his 95th
year, paessd away from the earthly
home, Oon, 10. He was a remarkably
smart old gentleman and was esteemed
by all who knew him. Mrs. Knight
died about a year ago. Three sons and
three daughters survive. Mr. Knight
was an old resident of Grey, was a
faithful member trf the Methodist aurae
and a Liberal in politics. Jno. Knight,
Of Craubrook, is a brother to deceased.
lir. Knight was an industrious, honor.
sable. kindly man, who was widely
respected,
In hie 87th year Archie Molntosh
answered to the oe.I1 Thursday morning,
Tannery 13th, and passed over to the
great majority. Old age was the cause
of his demise, He had only been in
bed a week, Deceased was born in
Perthehire, Scothind, and mime to Can-
ada 54 years ego along with hie mother,
brother and sister in•law. After living!
in Halton Co. for a time they moved to
Grey township 2,3 years ago, Mr. Mo-
Sceirs Emulsion
is a wonderful food -medi-
cine for all ages of man-
kind. It will make the
delicate,sickly baby strong
and well—will give +he
pale, anemic girl rosy
cheeks and rich, red blood.
It wilI put flesh on the
bones of the tired, over-
worked, thin man; and
will keep the aged man
or woman in condition to
resist colds or pneumonia
in the winter.
Pon Mt SY AIX DEITOGISTS
Aced 10c., name of piper and this a& for ear
beautiful Savings Battle and Calbec Sketch4look,
Emelt bink contains a Good Luck Denny.
SCOTT tic boViNE.
12.6 Wellness 3Uset, Vint Teton, Oat
1114ent OFFi011: TOROIsTo
(NOW Stook (all paid up) k3 030,700 00
Reserve Food and Via -
divided Profits $5 355,223 91
Total Assets$57,000,000,00
Deposits by the yobbo$44,000,000 00
LleANeans AND AllBNTS throughout Can•
ads and the United States.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
Savings Department.
Current Rates ef Interest allowed, and
Deposits received of $1,00 and
up wards.
Farmers' sale Notes Collected, and
advances made on them at lowest
rate of interest.
WINOITAM 1311/a011-0orner John and
Josephine Streets,
W. R. GEIKIB, MANAGB,
R. VANSTONE, SnlieltOr.
Ititosh was nnraerried and made his
home with his brother, the late Peter
McIntosh. Mr. McIntosh was the last
of his immediate family. Hs was a
very genial man, a Liberal in politics
and a Presbyterian in clenrolt relation.
ship.
LIFE'S OUTLOOK
FOR YOUNG GIRLS.
Nature Male x Demands Upon Them
Which Only Such a Tonle as Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills Can Supply
The girl of to -day is the woman of
tomorrow, and until that to -morrow
oft- times she suffers a weariness and
loss of strength and brightness. These
woes, with pallid cheeks, shortness of
breath and persistent headaches, tell
plainer than words that she needs assie-
mots in the form of new, rich, red
blood.
Dr, hams' Pink flis for Pale
People are juet the m icine growing
girls need. Every dosqfhelpe to make
new, rich blood, thusjhelpthg languid,
despondent girls on t the full bloom of
womanhood, mak' thena robust, cheer-
ful and attractiv Mrs Albert Put.
men, Port Robi on, Ont., says: "A
couple of years ago my daughter Hattie,
new fifteen, was in declining health.
She complained of severe headaches, had
no appetite. was very pale, and exhaust
ed at the least exertion. As time passed
on she was hardly able to drag herself
about, notwithstanding that she was
under medical treatment and contin-
uously taking medicine. 'At this junc-
ture a neighbor strongly advised me to
give Hattie Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
and I deoided to do so. After she had
taken three boxes some improvement
was noticed; the headaches were not so
frequent, nor so severe, and her appetite
was mach improved. This was indeed .
cheering and she continued taking the
Pills until she had used some eight I
boxes, when she was as well as ever she '
bad been in her life, and since that time
she had been as robust as any girl could
wish to be. I would strongly urge all
mothers of growing girls to keep their
health tortified through the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be had
from any medicine dealer or by mail
from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brookville, Ont., at 50 Dents a box or six
boxes for $2.50.
Live Stook Market..
City Cattle Market, Toronto, Jan.
25, Trade on the whole good and
aotive, except for the lower grades
of cattle. Choicest to medium and fair
butcher cattle hold firm at recent prices,
one extra choice bead of butcher and ex•
port mixed selling at $5.85. The general
ohms of cattle offering to -day averaged it
better quality than a week ago, but
prices were not higher in proportion,
and buyers, perhaps, were a little better
satisfied with their purchases.
Hogs are down 20o and sheep market
is dull.
The total run was 60 oars, There
were 1,200 head of oattle, 315 sheep and
lambs, 300 hogs and 75 calvee,
The following are the quotations:
Exporters' battle— Per 100 lbs.
Choice ..............$5 50 $8 15
Itteditim ... . . . .. 500 5 25
Bulls 4 00 4 50
Light 3 25 850
COWS 4 00 4 60
Feeders—,
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards .. 3 00 3 60
Stockers oheice 3 00 4 00
" bulls ...... 1 50 2 00
Britohers'—
Picked 5 25 5 /5
Medium.., 4 75 5 00
850 4 50
Bulls 8 76 4 40
aoga—
Best 8 50
Lights 8 15
Sheep—
Export etves.. ..... 4 95 500
13noks...,• ... "Y. 3 26 8 5G
Ptills 825 350
Spring Lambs ea011.. 6 50 7 60
Oalveti, each. ...... 3 00 / 25
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We have to admit that the goods are going at next to nothing, but we are not
flunkers, and are determined to see it through. The stock has got to
go, and go quick! By Saturday night we don't want a thing Ieft!
This Week will Positively Be Your Last Opportunity
To get good DRY GOODS, FURS, CLOTHING and
GENTS' FURNISHINGS, at your own price!
Sale on Every Afternoon This Week at 2.30 o'clock.
Saturday. at 2 and 7.30 p.m.
The Robson Mercantile Co.
i611a. 1",w.k2.60
• —Robt, Ferguson has been appointed
C. N. Grif fin constable at Walkerton lil place of
Robt. Russell, who held the position for
15 Years.
—Dr. Crovee, of Ohesley, has been
GENERAL AGENT
nnt olottefUe
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ACCIDENT Insurance
PLATE GLASs
WEATHER ,
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Coupled with a 'BSCL. ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING BusineaS.
Mauer of tiarriop Liecnties.
Office over Malcolm's Grooery.
wistorfara isrAturirm Itinvortxs
Mar per 9 75 to 8 26 E. SMITH
Winghion, Sea. 19th, 1910. yA
Pall Wheat 1 09 to 1 09
Oats, If.i.41.1,1*•• dOooV• 0 35 to 0 86
Batley . . . . a ,..„ „ 0 50 tO 0 50
Peas *.fo•0411,1.0.....161.$044 0 83 to 0 83
Butter dairy „" .„, 0 22 to 0 24
Ipsper dos*
t 0 25 tte 0 25
God per cora.y 4.‘0** 2 50 to 2 50
Hay, per . . .. ....12 00 to 18 00 Farmers who went money to buy
Potatoes, per brishel, 6 80 to 0 88 horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market,
Lard . ......, 0 20 to 0 20 can have it on reasonable terms,
Live *WO, jeer ;1*Wia .. a • 8 26 tee a 24
awoken., pee *. `0 0 10 to 0 7 Notes disoonnted for tradesmen, met.
ntiOlickl. 11)6r lb y ot . : . 0 10 RI 0 10 chants Or agents, cn favorable t6ranti.
Geese, per 0 10 to 0 10 Loons on rest estate at the lowest
Turkeys, per 0 16 to 0 17 video going.
BANKER
airiertettAst, • ONTARIO.
elected Warden of Bruce county.
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THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR STORE: WINGHAM
---Mr, Denholm, of Blenheim, has
been elected Warden of Kent county.
Mr, Denholm was publisher of the Blen-
heim News for some twenty years and
formerly resided at Kincardine.
The Opening and Niaintaining of a
Savings Bank Account is a duty that
everyone owes, both to themselves
and to those dependent on them.
Your slayings Account Solicited.
WING}IAM BRANCH
t), P. SMITH • AGENT.
KERR & BIRD
January Clearing
Sale
Fur Coats, Capes, Scarfs, Ruffs, Muffs, etc.
$55,00 Coat for. $40,00 $28.00 Cape for.. • . • . $19.00
$32,00 Coat for $24.00 $15,00 Cape for , .... $10.00
$12.00 Fur for $9.00 $9.00 Fur for....
8,00 Fur for $6.00 $7,00 Fur for $6.75
$6.00 Fur for ....... ... $4,50 , $5.00 Fur foi% . • • • • • • • • $$35:72g
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January Clearing Sale
Girls' and Women's Tweed Coats.
$7.50 Coat for . . .... $5,63
$6.00 Coat for $4.50
$4.50 Coat for ...... $3.38
$7.00 Coat for $5.25
MOO Coat for ...• $3.76
$4.25 Coat for $3.20
January Clearing Sale
Men's and Boys' Overcoats. Not many on hand, but too
many to carry over. Boys' Overcoats on sale at ONE-THIRD OFF.
Alen's Overcoats on sale at FIALV PRIOR.
January Clearing Sale
A quantity of Men's and BoysWinter Caps at half price,
Wanted
Batter Eggs, White Beane, Dried Apples, Oats,
Potatoes, etc.
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Now is your time to get Bargains in
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silverware, China,
Karnak Brass and
Cut Glass.
The finest line of goods that money can buy
will be sold at
LESS THAN COST
This tnonth only—FOR CASH.
BIG BARGAINS IN OPTICAL GOODS
Repairing correctly clone.
W. G. ?attersoll
THE GREAT WATCH DOCTOR
Opposite Queen's Hotel - Winghani
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