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THE
Dominion Bank
HEAD OL'TXQE: 3 (M QN'r0
Capital Stook (all paid up) $4.000,000 t0
Reserve Fund rand Un-
dividod Profits $5,400;000,00
Deposits by the public$44,000,000 00
Total..,Vtiets, over $59,000,000.00
DRAliDI `fa AND AGENTS throughout Cana
ado. sand tae United States..
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
Savings Department.
Cermet R^stt.s r,i Interest Allowed, and
Depol3its reeeived of $1.00 and
upwards
Fartrtere sale Notes C1111eoted, aur
advances made on thein at lowest
rate of intermit.
WINGIIAX BRANc1I-=Oorner Jahn and
J'oeephine Streets.
W. R, DEEM. li I`NA.G ER
R, VANSToN E. Solinitor.
TO ADVERTISERS
Notice a changes must be Ieft at this
oflioe not later than Saturday noon.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Monday evenfng.
Casual advertisements accepted up
to noon Wednesday of eaoh week.
ESTABLISHED 187%
Tin WINGIANI TRIES.
H. B.P;LT.dOTT. PIIBLvUrtER ANDPROPRI! TOP
THURSDAY. MARCH 81, 1910
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NOTES AND COMMENTS
George E. Foster, kt. P. for North
Toronto, has filed at Oat;oode Hall
notice. of appeal from the recent deoision
of Mr. Justice Magee and a jury, die -
missing hie action against Ray. J. A.
MacDonald, editor of the Toronto Globe,
claiming $50,000 damages for alleged
libel.
Son. W. S. Fielding, minister of
finance, aad'Hon. George P. Graham,
minister of railways, acting on ;behalf
of the Canadian Government, at the
White Home, agreedlto grant the United
States enough tariff oouoassions to jus-
tify President Taft in ;giving the Dam -
inion, in return, the benefit of the) mina
imam eohednies on April 1.;,"
mr"The distribution of wealthiforwohari-
table purooeea is contagions. SKr. J. G.
T. Garter, of Sarnia. formerly of Baron
county, has made a donation through
the Ontario Government to provide a
high school soholarshiplof $300 a year in
each of five counties. The,Government
has contribnted by allowing 5 per pent.
interest. The generous donor may in-
crease his oontributionkand extend it to
other counties,—Toronto Globe.
BELAIORE.
".;Maes Etta Elliott left last;�eek for
Southampton, where she has accepted a
position.;'' .4=C:=1 tes
;,,Mrs. Jos. McGlynn !spent tho !Laster
holidays in Buffalo,
IMMO
VAMP
;;fir. Samuel Ohittiok oapent:i Easter
Monday at thep3riok Yard, 'Lr szaw' ..
!Miss Lizzie Smith of Laoknow Fest-
ered with her friend Mies Mabel Elliott.
Mrs. Wm. Aitken had friends from
London over Easter,
Mr. Wm. Elliott made a businese trip
to Waterloo Saturday last.
Mre. B. Glroaz of Montmorency, Que.
saturated her clotaing with coal oil and
9etfire Coit. She was burned to a crisp.
NURSING MOTHERS
show the beneficial ef-
fects of
Sctt3s Emulsion
in a very short time. It
not only builds her up,
but enriches the mother's
milk and properly nour-
ishes the child.
Nearly all mothers who
nurse their children should
take this splendid food-
tonic, not only to keep
up their own strength but
to properly nourish their
children,
ton aeras Bit ate rslttfuarsTh
Send lila., MATO At OW OA title M. for eat
beautiful Rarities Beek sad Mlle's Skoteb.1t ok.
Each beak eoetalari a Gout Luck PeseY.
SCOW A ROWNE
126 WelUnttett Street, Wert Torbtttb, C9tit.,
• CHUROH NOTES.
The Baptist Sunday Sob:tole of 0 rte» io
gad Quebto will enter open a Bitle
anemoriz:tion pian
Next Sunday, the pastor, !Bev Mr
Steevee, will ceoapv the pulptt of the
Elaptiet Church, both wartime and even•
%ug•audiaill have for hie subject in the
evening, "A Worthy Leader-"
Last Sabbath was ft, day touch appro.
oiated by those who attended the ser
vices in the Baptist Church, It v. W E
Mortara D. D , of Toront•t, oroupted the
tnlpit at both eetvaoee Itithe morning.
Or. Morton pros -uteri abs enbj"ot of
Rome Miesions and showed in a very
ale rr mrucnor rhe tu'. d of the (lhnroh.
tnektng ev••ry , hoer inemt`.te t., summit;
Reale Misd,w 'v,rk thron.b this trying
period ruhen there is sueh a "#*rate exodus
ao tb,i Western Pcovtuo •s I;u tete even•
tng the subject nt the sermon was "The
Power of the R'+eurrr•ution of Christ. '
3 large onugregeti tet lisceuert vary at.
tentivoly to both of D: Morton's inspire.
tug addresses Tile eleotr rendered two
anthems at the evening servtoe, in a very
pleasing manner.
The large building at Wiudaor 000n-
oted by D M Ferry & Co. as a seed
warehouse, was gutted by tire. Loss
X200,000.
Mrs Crossman of Hamilton was sit-
ting in G..re Park, when a rauaway
borne jetuped the fanoe sari Alighted on
urs. She was very seriooely injured.
FATHER
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MOTHER !
A Business Education is the
greatest legacy you can leave
your children, We get down
to the bed - rock foundation of
Iiving business science, and as-
sist worthy graduates to the
choice positions.
Enter any day. Individual
instruotlt.n. Home study
courses in Senior Teachers
Matriculation and Commercial
subjects. Send for particulars.
Affiliated` with Commercial
Educators' Association of Can-
ada.
Easter Term Opens
March 29.
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'Write for particulars,
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEtt. SPOTTON, Principal
HOMES
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RAILWAY•
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For Settlers
IN
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
How Made and How Reached
LOW SETTLERS' RATES
Settlers with Live
Stock and Sffeett
Special Trains
leave Toronto
10.10 p.m. Tuesdays
during
STARER and APRIL
Settlers and Families
without Live Stook
should use
Regular Trains
10,10 p.m. daily
WINNIPEG FLYER
38 hours to Winnipeg
Through;Tourlst Cars
COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS
in which Berths are Free
Apply to nearest Agent for copy of "Settlers'
Guide," "Western eanada," 'Tourist Cats,"
or Write
1t. L. Thompson, D.P.A., G.P.R , Toronto.
COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS.
Hamiit)n Spectator,
The country editore of Canada per-
form in the a;, gragate more gratuitous
public service than any other class of
men in public lite, A generous poet
says kind words for the Country news-
paper as to its influence in the commun.
ity in which it is publehed;
Trade hardly deetned the busy day begun
Till bis keen eye ton the sheet has ran;
The blooming daughter throws her ne-
edle by
And reeds her eohoolmates marriage
with a sigh;
While the grave mother puts her glasses
on
And gives a tear to estate Old crony gone,
The preacher, too, his Sunday theme
lays dowti,.
Te know what tot new folly fill* the
town.
Yet the country . newspapers, there
recorders of local history, reoeite but it
fraotion of the compeneatton they Nobly
matt. Oity printers canvas the country
towns tor all the profitable Jobst of the
localbasinee'e Coen --men whom the ed-
ttor* unselfishly tette, and expect the
editor to boons the town and its business
without any help tram thein,
The Tzitl.g hat rip Melt from whtoh
gingham busideitt, who, as t1 daft, is
loyal tO the ideal hedge.---EiL
A GOOD MEDICINE I
FOR THE SPIN
ilii Not Dose With Purgatiles--A
Tonic is AU You Need,
Not exactly siok—but not feeling gutta
well. That's the way most people feel
in the spring Easily tired, appetite
ti :t le, somutame6 headeoh# s and a feel-
ing of depression. Ptmples or ereptione
tufty appear on the skin or there may be
twinges of rheumatism or neuralgia.
Any of theao tooioate that the blood ie
oat of order; that the indoor life of
winter has left its mark upon you, and
may easity develop into more serious
trouble, Don't dose yourself with pur-
gatives a% wary people do, in the hope
tbat you can put your blood right. Pur-
gatives gallop through the system and
weaten instead of ;riving strength. Any
(tooter will tell yon this is tree, Wbat
you need in the spring is is tonin that
will make new blood and build up the
nerves. Dr, Willanes' Pink Mlle is the
only medicine that can dothis speedily,
lately, and surely. ver dose of thie
medicine helps make blood, which
Wears the ekin, siren , ens the appetite.
and make% tired, depressed, men and
women bright. active and strong, Mise
Mary Baker, Tan000k, N S., says: "Dr.
Wil,iama'Piuk Pills have been a great
blessing to me. Lest year while I was
attending sohool 1 became so weak end
run down that I thought I would have
to give up going to sohooi. I was affect•
ed with dizzy spells and %mild fall down
at any time I got half a dozen boxes of
Dr Williams' Pink Pills and before they
were half gone I felt my strength return-
ing. By the time I had used them all,
the dizzy spells were completely gone,
and I was again enjoying good health."
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Lfediolne
Co, Brookville, Ont.
Lave Stock Markets.
Toronto, March 29—Oity Cattle Mar-
kets—Trade slow, but with a light run,
prices firm and unohanged at yesterday's
advanoe of ten to fifteen oents on choice
butcher cattle. Good butcher loads
sell firm at $5.50 to $6; a few pinked ex-
tra ohoioe sold at $6,50; and a small
bunoh of five extra fanny, 1,360 lbs.,
sold for botcher at $7.50.
There is every keen demand for stock-
ers and feeding cattle. While every-
thing is being bought up by the butcher
trade for immediate killing, dealers find
it almost impoesible to fill orders for
light stookere and feeders, exoopt at al-
most prohibitive prioee, A load of Man-
itoba feeders averaging is the neighbor-
hood of 1,000 lbs., was sold by Mr. Geo.
Dunn at $5.40 Mr. Harry Mnrby is
quoting $6 to $5,25 for light stookere 800
to 900 lbs.
Lambs—Very light ran, but market
easy. and 25o lower than last week.
Sheep—Market steady at $5 to $6;
books $4.50 to $5,50.
Hogs—Steady and unchanged at $10
fed and watered, but a little easier ton
to market at f. o. b. pointe.
The run was 53 loads, with 1,018 head
of cattle, 84 sheep and Lambs, 200 hogs,
and 196 calves.
The following are the quotations:
Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs.
Choice $6 60 $7 00
Medium 5 50 5 76
Balls 4 75 5 26
Light 6 50 6 00
()owe 4 75 6 50
Feeders—
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards 3 00 8 50
Stockers ohoioe 8 00 4 00
" bulls ' . , 1 60 2 00
Butohers'—
Pioked 5 75 6 26
Medium 4 86 5 25
Cows........ 4 25 5 25
Bulls 2 25 8 50
Hogs --
Best 10 00
Lights 9 75
Sheep --
Export ewes 6 00 6 00
Backs..,. 4 50 5 00
Culls .. 4 60 6 00
Spring Lambs each., 8 00 9 00
Calves. each 8 50 800
WINGHAM MARMET REPORTS
Wingham, Mar. 80th, 1910.
Plot rper 1001ba,.,. 2 76 to 3 26
Fa11 Wheat .... 1 08 to 1 08
Oats 0 87 to 0 37
Barley .... ..... 0 60 to 0 50
Peas 0 78 to 0 78
Butter dairy .... 0 18 to 0 20
Eggs pet dot 0 17 to 0 18
Wood per cord 2 50 to 2 50
Hay, pet ton 13 00 to 14 00
Potatoes, pet bneheI, 0 80 to 0 85
Lard ,,. .., ....,0 20 10 0 20
Live Hogs, per owe 9 60 10 9 76
CEPTIIA,Lte
STRA'ttORLI, ONT.
Write Tis at once for our free catalo.
gue and learn the nature of our
courses In
Commercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy.
departments. We hive the leading,
praotioal training eoho0l in Western
ontario. Oonrsee are thorough.
Inetruotors experienced and we Midst
gradnatee to petitions. Student% pre
entering each Week. Yon should
enter NOW.
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i.LLIUA i & MYLACHIAN
1'Ii.Y1�tdJtf'1tl:tS.
Beautiful Hats
for Easter
Our new Easter Hats are ready, An
exceptionally large range of styles,
colorings and prices will be found to
meet the individual taste and require.,
ments of the ladies of Wingharll.
MISS REYNOLDS.
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Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
COLLARS
We ,have a large assortment of beautiful Jabots
DuthCollars and handsome embroidered Collars
All very new and neat, in white and also
biscuit shade,
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SILKS
Our range of Siiks is unexcelled, a very special
showing of new colors and patterns, also a
splendid raw silk. Colne in and see these goods.
HOSIERY
We have a splendid line of Gents' Fancy
Hosiery, assorted colors at sac a pair.
CLOTHING
Men's and Boys' Suits, new cuts and extra good
qualities at all prices. Leave your order here.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
HOUSE PURNISH-IINGS
Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Blinds, etc., a very
complete range at all prices. We have a very
special line of fine Lace Curtains, new designs
and at very reasonable prices.
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C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
Lxe'E
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER
tatintain
Insurance
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Malcolm's Grooery.
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WINGRAi1I, ONTARIO,
Farmers who want money to bay
horaee, cattle, or hogs to feed for market,
can have it on reasonable terms,
Notes discounted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans oh real estate at the lowest
rates going.
Economy is, in Itself, a Great Income
If your income were greatly
increased to -morrow, it is
questionable whether you
would be in any better post'
tion financially at the end of
the year, "without the incentive
to save that a Bank account
affords.
In other words, you must
learn to save -and this valu-
able lesson is best learned by
WINGHAM
c. P. SMITH,
the opening of a Savings
Account.
The process is simple, and
the habit so )n become fixed.
Call to -day at the clearest
branch of the BANK OF HAMIL-
TON.
Even if you only deposit
one dollar, to start with, it is
worth your while.
BRANCH
AGENT.
Haiti OfCfl'iee, HAMILTON
Capital Paid-up$2,500,000
)itaaerve Nail tladivida4 Frail!' - 2,900,000
total Aalieti a a a 6tretr 31,000,000