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TIi4 VVINGY1.4.11 ��1'11VI ;I3t MARd I 10, 1910
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Dominion Bank
1<3EAD °MOB: TORONTO
Capital Stook (ell paid up) $4,C00;000,Q0
w,Iteserve. Fuad and LTD -
divided Profile . , , , . ,. $5,400,000.00.
Deposita by. the public... $44,000,000 00
Total Assets, over,.,, .... $59,000,000.00
BRANCIIRS AND AGENTS throughout Oan-
Ada Rud rue United States,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED,
Savings Department.
OurrAat Ret: d of Interest allowed, and
Depoeite reoeived of $1.00 and
upwards.
Partnere' Sale Note Collected, and
advanoee made on them at low est
rate of interest.
WIealm'.it BRANQII—Oorner John and
Josephine Streets..
W. R. G9tKIE, tiI1,vAGEa
R. PANSTONE, Solicitor.
TO ADVERTISERS
Notice of changes must be left at this
office not later than Saturday noon.
The oopy for changes must be left
not later than Monday evening.
Camel advertisements accepted up
to noon Wednesday of each week.
ESTABLISHED 1874
THE WIN AM TIMES.
H, B.ELLIOTT, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR
THURSDAY, MAROH 10. 1910
NOTES AND COMMENTS
The operations of the Ottawa branch
of the Royal Mint have, since its open-
ing on Jan. .1 1908, resulted in a profit
to the Dominion of $63 857, after allow-
ing $131,100 as interest on the most of
conetruotien, The profit upon the coin-
age of silver was $172.244; on bronze,
$21.565; and miscellaneous $1,148, giv-
ing a total groes profit of $194,958.
The monthly financial statement of
the Dominion shows an inorease of $1,-
606,751, as compared with February of
last year, and an increase of $14,179,638
for the first eleven months of the pre-
sent fiscal year, as compared with the
corresponding period of last year. The
total revenne for the eleven months has
been $89,684 460. When the becks are
finally balauced for the year it is expected
that the revenue will run very close to
the hundred million mark, and will ex-
oeed by a m.illiony'or so Hon. Mr. Field-
ing's conservative estimate in hie bndget
speech of Deoember last. The predio-
tion that the surplus of revenue over all
ordinary expenditure will be a record
one is likely to be borne out when the
final returns for the year aro in. The
expenditure nn account of consolidated
fund for the eleven months has been
$63,876,584, a decrease of $3,127,898 On
capital account the expenditure has
been $29,980,535, a decrease of $9,312,-
567. The net public debt at the end of
February was $328,658,879, a decrease
during the month of $1,211,090.
A new round•the•world service will
be inaugurated by the 0. P. R.
The oo operative societies bill was
passed on to the Oommone by the Bank-
ing Committee.
Eoglish doctors have discovered a new
disease, which, they say, is dee to an
affection of the appendix.
In disorders and dis-
eases of children drugs
seldom do good and
often do harm.
Careful feeding and
bathing are the babies'
remedies.
Stt Emulslon
is the food -medicine that
not only nourishes them
most, but also regulates
their digestion. It is a
wonderful tonic for child
siren of all ages. They
rapidly gain weigh and
health on small doses.
Solt SALE 5311 A'I,I. DRtX GISTS
Send ioc., nerve of paper end this ed, for
our beautiful Savings Bonk end Child's
Sketch -Reek. ?Ault beak contaifis e
Gaid Luck Penny.
SCOTT & ItOWNE
126 Walkerton 8t.. West, Teroalo, Chia
1'1CU1341Q WHOM, EXAO,
Report of standing of pupils of Wing•
hate P. S. for the mouth of 1'ebruury:--
RNTRANQE ALAS$.
a4axi nuns 350. Those marked * miss -
4d one or more exams,
MMcPherson„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,got
H. Wiilis ., . .,,.241
SDonaldson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,188*
W. Elliott 207
G Pa4terson,....,,..,•, . .,,,159
11 Gneet . ,, ....,166
M. gagers ....155
R. Bloomfield . 171
1?, Groves . ... ,,,182
L. Hingston 245
F. Maguire . , . , ... , .286
L, Oantelou ,..,247
J. B1aekhal1........,.•... .... 72*
E Smith ..... 170
J Stapleton ...... .........,208
p miller 241
T. Fixter .. 224
L Drummond 154
G. Joynt * 243 •
A. Weamee................ 167
E Davidson 197
G. Nroholeon 275
L Bower .... ... . .. . 273
H. Matthews ,.. ..240
E. Campbell117
M. Perris . ....... • 229
F. McDonald 123
A. MoRrtohie 284
M. Nicholls 238
L. Davidson ,...253
N. Huffman 100*''
F Barber ..,,.......286
A. Fister 240
R. Hardy 186
E, Gillespie 146* -
A, Wilson . , , .. „ 263
0. McPherson 222
0, Augus 166
L Maddison ,...101”
R Lloyd........ ..... ... 35* '
H. Buchanan 237
N. Smith ... 811
M. Ieard ..,. ,..,.. „185*
1 Bottrell 168*
S. Brown 111*
JUNIOR THIRD.
Senior Section. Marks obtainable 750.
Verna Armour 620
Joe Richardson.... ,.. .•.615
Harvey Niergarth ,,,.,.,,580
Howard Gray ,•, 560
Fred Walker, ... 560
Edith McNutt.. ,,,,,545
Harold Gould.. ...... 540
Diok Graham .,,,,534.
Scott Maxwell.... 525
Willie Hinsoliffe 600
Nora Graney . .. 472
Verna McDonald 430
Greta Robinson 412
Steriiog Reading ,,,, 410
Neljie Bennett 390
Harold Maguire ,,,, 390
John MoNevin 380
Willie Stapleton 360
Ina Rich ... , , . .355
Currie Wilson 350
Peal Gillespie .............335
Junior Section. Marks obtainable 700
Marion Johnston , , , .575
Bertha Blackhall 530
Spencer Johnston ....: ...... ..510
Florence Murch 477
Theo. McDonald .... .,,,450
Verna Moore 440
Ezra Pocock 410
Winfred Morden 405
Clarence Thornton 373
Cora Hingston 354
Frank Moore 850 '
Eva Paterson , .... , .830
Lexie Huffman,.,..... 300
Maggie Pocock,,.. 272
Clair Orawfor'd,,,. 249
Gladys Dear.,.,.. 192
SENIOR SECOND.
Senior Section. Marks obtainable 917.
Jack Maxwell..,, . 861
Vera Webb........ 828
Nellie Vanaletine 782
Arthur Adams 749
Kent Smith , . , , .... 741
Sara Hamilton..................728
Nina Haugh.:,. ,., 684
Effiie Erskin 679
Irene Hewer 674
Charlie Graham ......... . 657
Sara McLean,,,, ,....... .654
Mark 0 e 646
Olive Rintonl.... .642
Tillie Bottrell 636
Pat Holmes . . . 630
Harvey Dennis , , , . 623
Miriam Smith 615
Eileen Dore 610
Clara Ieard597
Ella Rogers .574
Elia Cooke . 513
Junior Section. Marks obtainable 859.
Victoria Paterson ,.,.718
Nettie Christie .699
Edith Jarvis.... 680
Heloise Kennedy 663
Norman MoRitohie .... . . .......642
Hugh Angus , ... .625
Annie Devideon ,,.. ..., ..:.618
Arthur Elardoastle 531
Irma Williams—. ...:529
Etta Hart...:..,.., <....511
Gerrie Oantelon 505
Nellie Irwin 503
Loretta Sturdy ,,..486
Ceoil Angus .. , , , . 471.
Winifred Walker • 469
Jean Currie 457
Vera Davidson. . • ,... 454
Earl Mille ..... , .. 450
John Nicholls, ., 410
Lila Bell 380
May Reading 339
JUNIOR SECOND.
Senior Section. Marks obtainable 808.
Lizzie Currie.,:........,. ,,..,.747
Phyllid Johns, , , , ..., 724
Ruby Hewer ... , ... 715
Kathleen 42ills , ... ,689
Charlie Smith..., •....,. ...675
Fred Sturdy.... 647
]Reil MoLean 631
Oalmady Kerslake . - ... , , . 620
Olay ton Maxwell,616
George Allen....,,., 607
Jean Christie,,,,.:592
Lottie Zurbrigg.. ... ,582
Aline Imlay ,,... „519
Archie Williamson....... ,609
Howard McDonald ...... —AO
Ooze Wild 486
Vera Strioker............ ,440
WSltaoe Aitohison 401
Willie near , ...870
Stanley Beli . .... .. .. .646g10
Claude Maxwell ..,190
Charlie Bell,..... :......,131
fnnior Section, Marks s obtainable 690,
Margaret Piper... r ............559
May Allen ...•...............,457
Linda Moteod', ,..,,.... r......454
Reggie Smith ......... .......448
Noel Drummond......, t ..,, .. „426'
FROM A SHADOW
'TO ROBUST HEALTH
Is the Change Dr. Williams' Pial(
Pills Made. in a New Bruns
wick Woman
Anaemia—bloodleeeness—ie a trouble
oonfiued largely to: women and growing
girls, Its viotims are pale; they lose all
strength—the least exertion fatigues
theta and they suffer oontinually from
headaches and depressed spirits. Noth-
ing will mare anaemia so quickly or so
surely as. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills -ahoy
have cured tbonsande of oases, not only
in Canada but. throughout the whole
world. They do this because they make
good blood. Among those cured by
these Pills ie Mrs. T Ohelmer Hartley,
East Florenoeville, N. B , who says:
"At the age or sixteen. I fell awe ' o a
mere' shadow, I had scarcely it • blood
and suffered from n11 the , etreesing
symptoms of anaemia. Doo. ,rs did not
help me in the least, and a. ing Fon the
advioe of a friend I begs • • taking Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills— • ey effected a
remarkable change n my ooudition;
indeed I really belie = they saved my
life, as I have been well and strong ever
einoe I took them. I also recommended
the Pills to a neighbor's daughter who
was similarly rule down, and they also
completely restored her health."
Every woman and growing girl should
take Dr. Williarne' Pink Pills occasional-
ly. If you are ailing from any of the many
tronblee which afflict your sex they will
cure you; if you are not ailing/they will
protect your health and keep you well
and strong. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
are sold by all dealers in medicine or
direct at 50 ciente it box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville. Ont.
Irene Paton
,..419
Henry A.itohison 417
Earls Hoffman , 416
Florenoe Diamond. , , , 406
Charlie Lloyd 359
Mae Passmore 356
Charlie Isard .353
Teddy Murch 349
Frank Robinson....,,,, 330
Florence Hinsoliffe . . . .. .. . . 335
Willie Austin 331
Harold Mann 260
Harold Hamilton, .......245
Dorothy Clark 237
Eva Hayles -221
Margaret Carruth •...... 73'
PART SECOND.
Senior
Leonard Jarvis
Harry Angus
James Dobie
Evelyn Angus
Mildred Walker"
Albert Bloomfield
Percy Joynt
Mary Coultes
Lily Oasemoro
Eva Olarridge
Hazel Misiner ,
Junior
011ie Hamilton •
Clara Hardie
Stanley Robinson
Sara Brown
Ella Dobie
Gordon Tedford
Johnny Tougher
Eddie Taugher
Madeline Walker
Alex Taylor
John Davidson
Section.
George Fry
Edna Musgrove
Grace Irvine
Elizabeth Hamilton
Rath Anderson
Thelma Sanderson
Rollo Sanderson
Charlie Pocock
Carl Dickson
Velma Johnston
Chester Stapleton
Section.
Kenneth Niohol
Laurie Duncan
Catharine Adams
Willie MoNevin
Aileen Kennedy
Kathleen. Wilkinson
David Letson •
Joe Saint
Arthur Sturdy
Diokie Madigan
William Pocock
DIVISION VII.
Senior Part I.
Madeline Duncan
Harry Gannett:
James Allan
Alba Galbraith
Lillie Ellacott
Annie Blackhall.
Millie Kerslake
'Ifom Rich
Frankie Sperling
Allan Gould
Downsie Lynett
Howard Huffman
Edith Hart.
Irene Days
Lawrence Lennox
Franklin Cook
Willie Currie
Agnes Williamson
Eva Rrntonl
Margaret Delglesh
Shirley Donaldson
Nelson Morden
Albert Johnato
Georgie Miene
Charlie Armour
Junior Part I.
Laura Ellacott Mende Retd
Marguerite Johne Freddie Piper
Jennie Arde Doris Fells
Carrie Hingston Delight Oloakey
Earl Wild Jarvis Latton
Edith Kew Georgie Hardoastle
Charlie Henderson Willie Angne
Walton Nicholson, Jack Cook
Olifford Oasemote
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Live Stock Markets.
Toronto, March 8—City Cattle Market
—•With a light ren for to•day'a market
basineee was brisk and prices decidedly
firm and about ten oents higher on choice
lots. The total receipts were 58 oars,
with 890 head of cattle, 281 sheep and
lambs, 400 hogs, and 102 calves. Every-
thing solo out early, and many buyere
had to go short of their full require-
ments, while is few were unable to get
anything at all. Although Easter is yet
several weoke ahead, the larger buyers
are taking the precaution to secure a few
extra 'choice cattle, A bunch of ten
very choice heifers Doming undo the
designation of Easter cattle were bonght
to•day by Mr. Geo. Rowntree for the
Harris Abattoir 00, at $6,85 to $6.60, a
pride whioh Wotild indicate that come
high prices will be going this Easter.
Choice butcher cattle for immediate te•
quite -Monte were bought today as high
as $5 90.
g�sheep•end lambs are aleo quoted froth
o to 500 higher than last week,
Hogs are firth at yesterday's advanoe
to $9.25,
The followingare the tjnotatione:
Exporters' cattle— Per 1001be.
Oholoe.,,. ,,., $6 25 $660
I1leditim, 5 50 57'5
Bnlle.............�,,4 50 580
7/y�yighty'�'eyt ... .:......... 896 360
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Just Received the Largest . Stock of
Wall Paper ever shown in Wingham
From 5c.
to $1.00 Per Roll
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WINGFIAM, ONT.
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Feeders—
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards • 8 00 3 50
Stookers choice 3 00 4 00
" bulls 1 50 2 00
Butchers'—
Pinked 5 75 . 5 90
Medium 4 85 5 15
Cows. , ... 8 85 4 90
Bulls 2 25 3 50
Hogs— ' 9
Best 26
Lights 9 00
Sheep—
Export ewes 5 25
Bunks 3 75
Culla 75
Spring Lambe each., 7 25
Calves. each ............ 3 50
5 50
4 25
4 25
7 75
750
WINGHAM MARKET REPORTS
, Wingham, Mar.,91h, 1910.
b'1or r per 100,1be.......... 2 75 to 3 25
Fall 'Wheat ........ 1 08 to 1 08
Oats, 0 37 to 0 37
Barley ...... ... 0 50 to 0 60
Peas a .... 0 78 to 0 78
Butter dairy .... 0 18 to 0 20
Eggs per doe , 0 24 to 0 25
Wood per cord 2 50 to 2 50
Hay, per ton .13 00 to 14 00
Potatoes, per bushel, 0 80 to 0 85
Lard 0 20 to 0 20
Live Hogs, per cwt, 9 00 ,to 9 25
CENTRAL
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STRATFORD. ONT,
Write ne at once for our free catalo-
gue and learn the nature of our
courses in
Commercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy.
depattmente. We have the leading,
praotioal training school in Western
Ontario. Courses are thorough.
Instructors experienced and we assist
graduates to positions. Students are
entering each week. You should
enter NOW.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
G AND TRUNK SYSTEM
SETTLERS' ONE-WAY 1 1
EXCURSIONS TO
WESTERNCANADA
March g', 15, 227andli29th,
April 5thiand11l 2th.,.
From stations in Ontario, King-
ston and West to certain points
in Saskatchewan and Alberta,.
PARTICULAR ATTER f ION
is called to to the fact that these
rates apply to points on Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway, a new
territory full of "Goldetil;Oppor•
tllnitietl."
For ttokete and further information
call on W. Hear , Depot Agent or.
Sddre!i 3. D. McDoneld, D, P, A,,
Toronto.
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market,
can have it on reasonable terms.
Notes disoonnted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going,
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
AIFECCT Insurance
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER °0A7u0a a
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage; Licenses.
Offioe over Malcolm'e Grocery.
WINGHAM MACHINE SHOP
General repair work on automobiles,
bicycles, boilers, engines eto. Baby
carriages and go-carts re -tired,
Wood Turning— Whifflotrees, neck -
yokes, kanthook bandies eto.
Farmers have yon reen our Combina-
tion Stook Raok. Something new,
strong and handy.
Agency for steam and gasoline
engines.
Auction Sales given prompt attention.
W. A. CURRIE
PROPRIETOR.
HOME$
For Settlers
IN
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
Row Made and How Reached
LOW SETTLERS' RATES
Settlers with Live
Stock and Effects
Special Trains
lento Toronto
10.10p. ,Taeedaye
during
MARCH dad APRIL
Settterg and Families
Without Live Stock
should use
Regular Trains
10.10 p.m. deity
WINN11'EG FLYER
S8 hours to Winnipeg
Through:Tourist Cars
COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS
in Which Berths ore Free
Apply to nearest Agent for dopy of "Settlers'
Guide," "Western nada," „Tourist Cars,"
r writs
R. 1. 'Thompaon, oD.„ t3.P,R,, `Toronto,
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THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR STARE, WINGHAM
KERB piRD
New Spring Suitings
We have just received a numb�•r of very beautiful Spring
Suitings in the newest and daintiest patterns, including
shades of Grey; Taupe, Purple, Amethyst, Green,
Black, etc.,—in fact all the "leading colors --really
a superb collection. Only one of each color,
and every piece GUARANTEED ALL WOOL.
Dainty Dress Lengths.
We also have a splendid assortment of Dainty Dress
Lengths, in Reseda, Ashes of Roses, Biscuit and
other popular shades.
Our N .'V VOILES are indeed worth seeing ; in plain
black or with silk stripe.
LADIES ! .
What Would Look Better
than an elegant, neat -fitting Patent Shoe, perfect in every
detail, a very modish shoe, corresponding with dainty
clothing? We have a nice selection of these shoes.
We are still giving a discount of 25 per cent. on all
our Furs, Fur C iats, Ladies' and Children's Coats,
Men's Overcoats, Heavy Mitts, Heavy Rubbers,
etc. These are all first- class pods, at
Genuine Bargain Prices.
PREMIUMS.
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'Given to cash customers. Handsome, useful gifts ,given to everyone
purchasing goods to the value of $25. Why not get one of our
I -Premium Cards—no expense to you— and then you get
A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM -- FREE ?
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The Opening and Maintaining of a
Savings Bank Account is a duty that
everyone owes, both to themselves
and to those dependent on them.
Your Savings Account Solicited.
WINGHAM BRANCH
0. P. SMITH • AGENT.
auealte
Imitations are
Never Imitated
If advertised articles did not possess merit
of lasting 'quality,'there would be no occasion
to imitate, nor offer "something just as good."
The dealer endeavoring to sell you a sub-
stitute is trading on the established reputation
and permanency of the-enuine
g : with the view
of reaping greater profit and without , partici'.
lar regard of results to the buyer.
Protect yourself and the advertised tMelte
by vigorously objecting to substitutes.