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Casual advertisements accepted up
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ESTABLISHED 1872
THE WINOBAN TIMES.
H. B. ELLIOTT, PUBLISHIR ANDPROPRIITOP
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1910
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS
AT THE WINGHAM FALL FAIR
FOR 1910.
THE WINGHAM TIME13, 00TOBEB • G, 11110
to ceded t
R J. Sanderson, fat and 2nd; sheariing ' '
ewe, R J. Sanderson, let and 2nd; ewe white, W. R. Ferrier, Jae. Henderson.
well, T. M. Henderson. Rhode Island
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Licentiate of Ontario College of Physicians
and Surgeons.
we r are n o was ou
the system, some of this being era
)ell, J. A. Brandon, Miles McMillan;
foal, Miles
lamb, R J. Sanderson, J. B. Tyreman,
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TO�PN DIRECTORY .
ESTABLI68$I) 1872
SALT NECESSARY
spring McMillan, H Scott &
3in, J, A. Brandon;
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Interna rnat Tonal
Newspaper
Alton. Small White Pea, W. R,
Ferrier, Jae. Afton. Peas, an other,
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BAPTisr Onusga-Sabbath at
THE WING119 TIMES,
properly fitted.
Ot+FLCE—With Dr. Kennedy.
')Mee Houra—s to 5, 7 to 0
one-year old fitly,
T, A. Brandon, Jas,. Elliott; two year,
Menzies & Son, W. R. Ferrier; one-
ram iamb, H. T. Pardue, A. Copeland;
aged ewe, H. T. Perdue, A. Copeland;
R. Scott & Son, Jas. Alton. White
services
11 a m and 7 It m, Sunday School at
iii PUBLIblii{J)
HE C
FOR THE FLOCIG
old fill or
y gelding, J. A. Brandon, R.
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able Study Course.
2:80 p m, General prayer meeting
THURSDAY MORNING
!
Hawkins.
BoASD or HIALTH —• Wm. Holmes
veNSTONs,
Re
salt, which serves a doable purpose In
supplying the sheep's need for salt and
on Wednesday evenings. Rev. W.
EVERY
son. Black Oats, Andrew Schmidt,
J. B. Tyreman. Barley, Andrew
Scott & Son, W. R Farrier; single
(chairman), Samuel Bennett, Wm,
Feoeant, Alex, Porter. John F.
d
L. Sweves, pastor. B. Y, P, U, meets
-AT-
2nd.
Fat sheep. —Ewe, or washer, A. Uope-
Iriver,W. A. M(Evers, R. E. McKenzie,
Rettinger. Hyslop Grab, Jas, Hen-
Groves, Secretary; Dr. J. P. Kennedy,
Monday evduiage 8 p.m, W.D Peluglel,
The Times OtBe6, Beaver Block
Sheep on pasture are often neglected
Thos. 11, Taylor; team in harness, J. C.
N altettt Points in tiro Lessner
for Sunday, Oct, 9.
S,S. Superintendent.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO,
as far as salting is concerned, Thea
Johnston; pony in harness, Weir Elliott.
Given in a !Series
of Questions by
METHODIST CHURon—Sabbatheerviops
are either salted Irregularly or not at
Special for telt roideter and Barri-
Rev. Dr, Linseott.
at ll a m and 7 p m, Sunday Sohool at
2;80 p m. Epworth Lbague every Mon.
—.00 per annum to
Timms or SVatiOUIPTloR$1
all. When salt is not supplied to them
age bores, J. A. Brandon.
i fte,,istered in accordance with -the COPyright,Aot.l
day evening. General prayer meeting
advance
tinned till $150 if not so paid. No paper discou all arrears are paid, except at the
in sufficient quantities they crave it In.
CATTLE,
The Parable of the Talents. Matt,
hies when we are faithful to the original
on Wednesday evenings. Rev, W.
L, Ratlelge, D,D , pastor, F, Buchan.
option of the publisher,
Anv1RTISING RAT18. -- Legal and other
tensely and, as has been demonstrated
make fife
Shorthorn—Breeding cow, Jun. Web
xxv: 14 30.
opportuhittee which God places right
an, S.S. Superintendent,
casualadvertimementsloo per Nonparlet line for
inset insertion, Bo per nus for •ao eabsequant
by experiments, will not
the wool they will it
eter 1st and 2nd; two-year-old hetft r,
Jac. Webster, Jae. G. Fyfe: one-year-
Golden Text. His Lord said unto
him, ""Well done, thou faith-
before us? PRESBYTERIAN Onuaoa—Sabbath ser•
Verse 18—If a man with one talent, ,vices at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sunday
insertion.
line nfor ts a of ine�un, and 6 oe ;�
gams nor grow • i
properly salted. Salt to often
old better, R, Scott & Son, Jno. Web-
good and
ful servant: thou hast been faithful over
representing limitea opportunities, had
School at 2;80 p m. General prayer
meeting on Wednesday evenings. Rev.
10 eta, peAdvertr
per line for each subsequent insertion.
of of t-1
arae a seasoning for the food of ant- ,
ster; heifer under 12 months, Thos. H.
a fear things, I will make him ruler over
used it, what to the reason for believing
D. Perrie, pastor. Dr. A J. It win, S,S.
Adverilsomente of Strayed, Farms for Sol,
or to Rent,and similar, $1.op for tirst three
mals and not an essential.
It Is the only mineral which ordl. s
Taylor let and 2od; bull under 12
many things; enter thou i ito the joy of
that he would have doubled his origin-
Superintendent.
weeks, and 26 cents for each subsequent In -
needs to be supplied to ltr�
menthe, Jae, G. Fyne, R. Scott &Son;
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thy Lord. Matt. 21.
al capital as did the others?
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL--Sab-
bath services at 11 a m and 7 m.
sertion.
OONTRAOTRATIs—The following table ahowb
narlly
ball 1 year and under 2 R Scott& Son;
Verse 14 —Who does the ' man travell-
What sin was this man guilty of?
Why do men with one talent, so otters
p
Sunday School at 2:50 m. Rev. E . H
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our rates for the insertion of advertisomeutl
for specified periods:—
ing where the more careless man sea
aged bull, R. Scott & Son.
Grades—Breeding Sow, Jno. Webster
?
Ing into a tar country represent.
a
bury it as this man did.
Urolp, B. A., Rentor ; O. G. V +u•
Stone, S. S. Superintendent ; Thos E.
sPAo>,, I Ys, s Mo. 0 MO. itau
one0otmmn....__..$70.00 $40.00 $22.60 $s;o(r
s
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lot and 2nd; two-year-old heifer, Robt
Who does the , stand for.
Which class of men as a rale, are the
Robinson, assistant Superintendent.
HaILColumn»_..-- 40.00 26.00 16.00 6.uK
You will Sod there is a Rood demand
Harrison, J. B. Tyerman; one -year-old
What dose the cods represent?
"goods"
B
muse faitbrnl, inose with two, or flue
SALVATION ARMY—tlervioe at 7 and it
quarterColamn_-- 20.00 12.60 7.60 3.0(
one Inch ... 6.00 3.00 2.00 1.'d:
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heifer, J. B T3ermna, R. Scott &Son;
Verse 16—Wnst is it whi )h God divid-
es among his servants represented by
Galante, or Chose with Duly oneY Give
a m and 8 and 8 p m on Sunday, and
every evening during the week at 8
Advertisements without specific direotiuuc
will be inserted till forbid and charged accord
heifer calf, Jno Webster, J. B. Iyer-
..talents"?
7ont reasons.
Verse 19—Whatevidenoe is there that
o'olook at the barracks.
ingly. Transient advertisements must be paid
for inadvance.
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man; steer calf, Jan. Webster let and
2nd; one-year old steer, Jan. Webster
WHAT RULE D)ES GOD ADOPT IN civ-
there will be a reckoning day for every
POST QrrIOl—Uiiice.honre from Sam
to 6:80.p.m. Open to box holders from
Tin JOB DIPARTMINT to stocked with an
extensive assortment of all regntsttesfor print
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in harness, Jae Forster, Thor. Davidson
let and 2ad; two-year old steer, Jan.
IxG OUT HIS TALENTS? (Tits question
one of ns?
7 a in. to 9 p in. P. Fisher, postmaster.
ing, affording taointtee not equalled in th.
c _
Menzies do Son, Jno. Webster; fat cow,
In be answered in writing by mem•
How son balore or when, will the
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PUBLIC LIR —
RASP Library and tree
conntytor insulag out first class work. Large
type and aypropriate cute for allst les of Post -
f.
steer or heifer, Gee. T. Robertson; Spe-
here of the club.
reckoning dap be?
reading room in the" Town Hall, will
b0 open
P� every afternoon from
ere, Hand B1na, etc., and the latest styles ar
oholoe fancy type for the finer classes of print
; ' x 3
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anal by Jae. Henderson for 8 rade calves,
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What is the evidence which shows
Verses 20 23—What percentage of pro-
2 to
5:80 o'clock, and every evening from 7
Q.
W, Orvis. Graham Biscuits, Jno. J.
Jno. Webster,
that God gives one or more talents to
fit had they made, and which of the two
to 9:80 o'clock. Mica Lizzie Attridge
H. B. BLLIOTT,
Proprietor and Publisher
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Jersey—Breeding cow, Weir Elliott,
everybody?
men were deserving of the more praise?
librarian.
—by W. Maxwell for brood mare and
three
Mrs. Tams n.
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Dose God give an two men precise.
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Verses 24 27—How do on account
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TowN OOONOIL—William Holmes
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M.O.P, B.O.
•� P KENNEDY, of t e British
ti • Member the Britleh A
-:'s'-
Herefords—Brno T. Per -either
ding cow, H.
in kind or San-
ly the same gifts, q
for the taut thin those who are nntaiCh•
Mayor. Dr. A. J. Irwin, Reeve ;
J. W. MaKibbon H. B,Elliott, William
tion eeool "
Mo Medicine.
aid ofNWomc:a Ohilal
it`^;tc.`:�•'r:;:-�:;<--=zs��==�';'�-;=:-:r- �:a.�?.�u`.-?ice
due let and 2nd; ball, H. T. Perdue, W.
tity? Give your reasons.
fns generally pat the blame upon God,
Bane, Dr. Robert O. Redmond,'
attention to and
ren, Office hours -1 to 4
p. m.; 7 to 0 p, m.
!WS
J. Currie; heifer Hader 12 months, H.
How many things are there is nature,
that is their "chances," their 0 ortun•
pP
Thomas Gregory
gory and D. E. McDonald.
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WELL BRED DOBSM
T. Perdue lot and 2nd; two-year-old
mind, or matter, precisely alike9
ities, mud their lack of ability, eso.?
Councillors; John F. Groves, Clerk and
Potatoes, J. W. Pearen, Jae. Hender-;
stock. It furnishes chlorine''for the^•
heifer, H. T. Perdue let and 2nd; one-
What rule and method does God adopt
In what way did tkis man add insult
Treasurer. Board meets first Monday
evening in each month at 8 o'clock.
R. MACDONALD,
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digestive juices of the stomach, It
yemr•old,heiter, H. T. Pardue let and
2nd.
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in giving men different abilities.
to iD'ur ?
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Verses 28.29—Why did God create the
HIGH SCHOOL BOARD.— W. F. Van.
centre Street
aids in transporting from the digestive
tract into the blood vessels the albu-
Polled An as,—Breeding cow, Geo.
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The man in the parable went on a
law that those that have get more, and
Stone (chairman), Win-tNiobolson, John
Wilson, C. P. Smith, W. J. Howson,
Wtngham, Ontario.
minolds of the foods, it helps to regu-
T. Robertson, lot and 2ad; buil, any age,
journey and left his servants, all alone,
be hie to ex-
those that have not generally lose even
a
John A. McLean, Frank Buchanan,
Dudley
UR, AGNEW
late the density of the blood and gov-
Geo. T. Robertson, sat and tad; one-
each to own master: what
Ghat which they have.
Holmes, secretor A. Cosens,
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erns to a degree the activity of the
year-old heifer, Geo T. Robertson, let
tent does God treat men that way?
Verse 80—What ie the natural unish•
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treasurer. Board meets second Monday
evening in each month.
Phyaician, surgeon, eta,
cells of the body. No sheep can do
and 2od; herd of beet cattle, Jao"Web-
Verges 16 17—What do ohristlane
ment which comes to men who have no.
PUBLIC ,SCHOOL BOARD.—H. E. Isard
Office—MoodonaldBlock, over W.MoRibbon't
Drugstore. Night calls answered at theoffioe.
its best without enough salt.
eter, Geo. T. Robertson. Special by
have to do, to be equivalent to a man
gleeted their opportunities?
(chairman), G. C. Mgnners, Alex. Rose,
Chickens—Andalusians, Jae. Hender-
bantams, F.
Salting every few days is sufficient
H B. Elliott, for beet general purpose
trading with his money?
Leeson for Sunday, Oat, 15th, 1910,
Jac. Galbraith, W. D. Pringle, Wm, Moore,
R bert Law, Dr, Agnew, Jno. Barr,
for the needs of the sheep, but 1t Is
cow, Jno. Webater.
About what per cent of new opportua-
The Lut Judgment. .Matt, zx7: 81.46
O.G.VanStone, P. Campbell; Secretary,
R. R. R.0..iP. London, M. R.C.B. (gags
D L. R. o. P. London,
ft
not as good n method as keeping sail
Henderson, A. Copeland. Tomatoes, <
Short Bread, Geo. Orvis, E. W. Orvis.
Treasurer, John F. Groves; Meet-
before the sheep all the time, for when
SHEEP,
Hinderoon; ducks, P. Gibbons, T. M.
Henderson; dorkings, Jar. Henderson,
any other, J. W. Pearen, Jae. Hender-
eon. Celery, white Jas. Hen.
ings second Tuesday evening in each
PHYSICIAN and SURGHON.
a rush of work comes or a visiting
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
P. Gibbons, P. Fowler. Fallawater,
month.
TABLES.
time comes salting the sheep is one of
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Letcesiers•—Aged ram, R. J. Sander.
Timothy, Jas. Alton, R. Scott &
V. Rettinger. Maiden's Blush, Wm,
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHEss—J.G.Work.
Office, with Dr. Chisholm,
the things neglected. When salt Is
Goo, Robt. Oarrie; shearling ram, R J.
lot and
Maxwell, Weir Elliott. Mann, P,
man, B.A., principal and mathematical
Orders for the insertion of advertisements
riven after a period of neglect the
Sanderson, let and 2ad; ram lamb, J. B.
Son. Clover of 1909, Jae. Henderson,
Jae. Alton. Fall Wheat, red, V. Ret-
Fowler Jas. Henderson. Northern
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master, J. C. Smith, B. A., classical
master; H. A. Percy, Science Mester;
R. MARGARET O. CALDER
sheep are so eager for It that the?
Tyreman, R J. Sanderson; aged ewe,
tinger Jae Henderson Fall Wheat
Spy, Geo. Orvis. Ontario, Wm, Max-
Mies M J. Bsird, B. A., teacher of
Honor Graduate of Toronto University
take too much, and large quantities *!
h it t
HORSES.
R J. Sanderson, fat and 2nd; sheariing ' '
ewe, R J. Sanderson, let and 2nd; ewe white, W. R. Ferrier, Jae. Henderson.
well, T. M. Henderson. Rhode Island
English and Moderne; MissAnderson,
fifth teacher
Licentiate of Ontario College of Physicians
and Surgeons.
we r are n o was ou
the system, some of this being era
General Purpose—Brood mare, W. R
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Ferrier, Samuel Phillips, Geo. T. Rob.
lamb, R J. Sanderson, J. B. Tyreman,
Spring Wheat, Y. Rettinger, Jae.
Greening, Geo. Orvis, Jas. Henderson.
Ribston Pippin, V. Rettinger, .Wm.
PirsLIO SosooL Te�Ot;sss.—Joos h
li
Devotes special attention to diseases of Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. Eyes thoroughly tested.
Glasses
from the tissues of the body to •the
erteon; spring foal, R. Scott & Son, Jno.
Downs.—Shearling ram, A. Copeland;
Alton. Small White Pea, W. R,
Ferrier, Jae. Afton. Peas, an other,
y
Maxwell. Russett, Roxboro, A, Cope-
Stalker, Principal. ,; Miss Brook,
MisoReynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
properly fitted.
Ot+FLCE—With Dr. Kennedy.
')Mee Houra—s to 5, 7 to 0
detriment of the sheep.
Rock gait is preferred by some to the
Menzies & Son, W. R. Ferrier; one-
ram iamb, H. T. Pardue, A. Copeland;
aged ewe, H. T. Perdue, A. Copeland;
R. Scott & Son, Jas. Alton. White
land T. M. Henderson. Snow, Geo.
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Wilson Mies Cummings, and Miss
p.m.
coarse stock salt Many use medicated
year-old filly, W. R. Farrier, Wm. Els.
SOD; one pear -old gelding, Wm. Woods,
shearling ewe, H. T. Perdue, A. Cope-
Oats, Andrew Schmidt, Jae. Hander-
Orvis, Jae. Henderson. Tolman Sweet
Geo. Orvis. 20 Oz, Pipped, Wm. Max-
Hawkins.
BoASD or HIALTH —• Wm. Holmes
veNSTONs,
Re
salt, which serves a doable purpose In
supplying the sheep's need for salt and
Wm. Elston; two-year-old filly or geld-
.land • owe lamb, H. T. Perdue let and
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son. Black Oats, Andrew Schmidt,
J. B. Tyreman. Barley, Andrew
well, Jae. Henderson. Wagner, V.
(chairman), Samuel Bennett, Wm,
Feoeant, Alex, Porter. John F.
BA$BasTB$, SOLICITOR, HTO
In preventing worms. When it fs de -
ing. R. Scott &Son, Wm. Wao3a, E. B.Schmidt,
"tV.
2nd.
Fat sheep. —Ewe, or washer, A. Uope-
W. S. Linklater.
Rettinger. Hyslop Grab, Jas, Hen-
Groves, Secretary; Dr. J. P. Kennedy,
prtvateana0om 7
rate of interest. met town olwnn and t farm
sired t0 clean out a' patch of bad
weeds as Canada thistles, the sheet',
Jenkins; team in harness, H. Roane,
F. J. Moffatt.
land, R. J. Sanderson; pen of sheep, R.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES,
derson.
Other Fruit.—Pease, fall, Fred Har-
Medical Health Oflloer,
property bought and sold.
Office. Beaver Block. Wingham
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may be salted on them and will keep,
Agricultural — Brood mare, McLeod
J. Sanderson.
Beans, small white, Y. Rettinger,
die, Jas. Alton. - Pears, any other
�
them gnawed down to the ground and
e'rentunlly kill them oat.
Bros., John Webster, Sas. Barbour;
spring foal, McLeod Bros., J J Kerr, A.
p;GS•
Jas. Henderson. Beans, la a white,
winter, R. Scott;A& Son, Jas. Alton,
Plums, blue, Miss Isard, T. M. Hen-
STEADY
A. MORTON,
J°
However, the man who loves hiss,
Berkshires.—Boar of 1910, Jas. Alton;
P. Gibbons, A. Schmidt. Beans, any
Schmidt.
BAH$ISTAH, tin.
sheep and who therefore has the first
Fitzpatrick; one pear•old fill McLeod
P s'
Bros., Jno. Webster; oue•year-old geld-
boar prior to 1910, Jaa. Acton; sow of
other, V. Rettinger, A. Schmidt.
Field Corn, Dent, Jas. Henderson,
derson. Plume, yellow, A.
y
Plume, any other, Mrs. Tams n, T. M.
EMPLOYMENT
Wtngham, Ont.
requisite of a
eq good shepherd need not
to be reminded to salt them for 1E
lag, Geo. T. Robertson, G. G. Moffatt;
1910, Jas. Alton, 1st and 2ad; breeding
Jas. H. Casemore. Field Corn, Flint,
Henderson. Grapes, white, W. Max-
will be done without fall, just as a
two-year-old filly or gelding, Alex. Me.
Sow, Jae. Alton, lot and 2ad.
W. S. Linklater, A. Schmidt, Beets,
well, V. Rettinger. Grapes, red, J.
for a reliable Local Salesman repro•
13. L. Dmstttsoir DVDLIT HOLMEH
hundred other thin are dose, for the
Donald, Jno. Mason. Thee. H. Taylor;
ZorkshireE.—Boar of 1910, Jae. Alton;
boar to 1910,FJar. Alton;
son blood A. Copeland, J. W. Pear-
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W. Pearen, Wm. Maxwell. Grapes,
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senting
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DICKINSON HO MES
good of the sheep.
P. Watchfulness >•
,
that mane and valnabie reset:
teem in harness, Andrew Schmidt, Jas
Forster, Jae, Barbour.
prior sow of
1910, W. J. Carrie, Jar. Alton; breed.
en, Beets, any other, A. Schmidt,
black or blue, wm. Maxwell.
ar
"Canada's Oldest and Greatest
Bes$ISTs$S, SOLICITOR$,
great
and he sees Haan "
y things that need do-
Heavy draught— Brood mare, Jae.
Ing row, Jae, Alton.
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Jas. Henderson. Carrots, field, Jae.
Henderson, A. Schmidt. Garrote,
DAIRY AND PROVISIONS,
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Nurseries
stn.
v
a4ONIS TO LOAr.
ing where the more careless man sea
Barbour, W. J Pomeroy, Wm. Elston;
spring foal, W. Cruickshank, W. J.
Tamworths —Boar of 1910, Jar. At
ton; boar prior to 1910, R. Scott &Son.
table, short, J. W. Pearen, Jas. Hen-
derson. Carrots, table, intermediate,
Bread , white, baked by girl under
16 ears, Andrew Schmidt. Bread
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in Winghsm and adjoining country.
Orrlor: Meyer Block, Wingham.
none.
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Worms In the Pigs.
Pomeroy, Geo. Churchill; one -year-old
S eoial.—B
P y the Canadian Bank of
Commerce,
A. Schmidt, J. W. Pearen. Mangold-
brown, W. R. Ferrier Jno, J.,Moffatt
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Geo. Orvis. Bread, white, homemade,
You will Sod there is a Rood demand
RTHU$ J. IRWIN,
.
When the ova
young pigs get worths
filly, H. Halliday, Geo. T. Robertson;
a silver medal, to the exhibi•
Wurtzel, son g Jas. Henderson, A.
Theop. Finnen, Jas. Henderson, A,
for nursery Stook on account of the
high
D. D. S., L. D. S.
there 1s not muco use attempting to
one -year-old gelding, Jae. Elliott; two-
fill
for taking the largest number of prizes
in Jar Alton.
Schmidt. Mangold-Wurtzel, inter-
Copeland. Plain homemade Buns, E.
prices that growers have realized
on their fruit this seas an.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of*be Pennsylvantt
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal
fatten them until relieved of the aw-
year•old or gelding, J. A. Stewart,
t' 8
Joe. Webster W.H Cruickshank; team
pigs,
mediate, Jaa. Henderson, W. R,
W. Orvis, Mrs. J. Anderson. Homo-
Our salesmen are tnrnin in big bast-
g B
College of Dental Sar� g•ons of Ontario. of ace
inMacdona1d81ook. Wlnahaa.
ate, A simple effective remedy 1s tar-
pentfne fed in milk to pigs in a own-
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in harness, Jae Forster, Thor. Davidson
POULTRY.
Ferrier. Parsnips, A. Schmidt, Jae.
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made Tea Biscuits, Jno. J. Moffatt,
noes to us this year.- Be one of them
and earn good wages through the winter
Office closed every Wednesday afternoon
from May let to Oct. 1st.
tion of one teaspoonful once every day
& Son.
Bantams—D. B. Anderson, Jar. Hen-'
Henderson. Radishes, Winter, Jae.
Henderson 1 & 2. Sugar Mangold,
Mrs. McCarrol. Homemade Scone,
months.
rel
to every 100 pounds of weight. "w
Colts aired by "Drambarie Chief", A,
Fitzpatrick, Fred Churchill, P.
derson; ducks, Jae. Henderson, lot and ,
Jae. Henderson, A. Schmidt. Tur-
Jno. J. Moffatt, E. W. Orvis. Bread
Dough Cake, Mrs. H. B. Elliott, E.
Territory reserved. Pay weekly,
Free sample Outfit, etc,
w J. PRIOR, B. S. A., L. D. S., D. D. S.
treatment, may be continued for three
'days and may be more beneficial it the
Gibbons;
colts sired by "Mascot", McLeod Bros.
2nd; games, any variety, F. W. Angor; -nips,
Geese, any variety, D.B.'Anderron, Jae. '
Swede, Jas. Henderson, Jno.
W, Orvis. Graham Biscuits, Jno. J.
Write for particulars.
Ltoenttate of the Royal College of Dental
pigs are not given other feed for a
J. J. Kerr, W. H. Cruickshank. Special
Henderson; Hoadans, F. W. Angus, let',
Mason. Turnips, any other, Geo, Or-
vie, Jno. Webster. Potatoes — Rose
Moffatt, E. W. Orvia. JohnnyCake,
STONE 41ii WELLINGTON
Surgeons of Ontario, and Graduate of Uni•
versity of Toronto.
period of twelve to twenty-four hours
Wore the treatment Is begun. The
—by W. Maxwell for brood mare and
three
and 2nd; Hambuegr, Jar. Headereon,:Type,
Jae. Henderson. Hebron Type,
E. W. Orvis, Jno. J. Moffatt. Layer
Cake, light, Jno. J. Moffatt, E. W.
Foothill Nurseries
(850),
OMce ; Beaver Block.
from closedevery
tir1stWednesday afternoon
lilarters should be -kept Clean and san-
of her progeny, of any of above
F. W. Angor; leghorns, brown, Jae.:
Jae, lienderaon, P. Gibbons. Long
Orvis. Layer Cake, dark, E. W. Or-
TORONTO. CANADA,
Mary, and the pastures should be
three classes, Samuel Phillips, Geo. T.
Robertson; best animal shown in heavy
Henderson, lot and 2nd; leghorne, white,
D. B Anderson, Jae. Henderson; minor-'
White Type, Jas. Henderson, P.
vis, Jno. J. Moffatt. Fruit Cake, with
changed frequently.
draught, agrloniturai and general par.
one. A. Paterson, F. W. Angne, Orping-
Gibbons. Round White Type, J. W.
Pearen, Jae. Henderson. Collection
eggs, Jno, J. Moffatt, E. w. Orvis,
Fruit Cake, without E. W, Or-
FARMERS
Wingham General Hospital
Canny For Sheep In Hot Weather.
pore horse classes, McLeod Bror.
Roadsters
tons, F. W. Angus, 1st and 2ad; ply
Potatoes, J. W. Pearen, Jae. Hender-;
eggs,
vis, Gen. Orvis, Ginger Bread, Jno.
N
(Under Government inspection)
With the, high price of both wool ttd
lambs it is important that
—Brood mare, E. B, Jen.
kme, A. Patterson, J. J. Fryfogle;
month rocks, barred, D. B. Anderson,
T. M. Henderson; plymonth rooks, any
son. Onions, yellow, J. W. Pearen,
J. Moffatt, E. W. Orvis. Pie, apple,
and anyone having live stook or other
we should
give the sheep and lamb extra atten-
t•pring foal, E, B. Jenkins, J. J. Fry.
other, D. B. Anderson, Jae. Henderson,
R. A., Graham. Onions, red, J. W.
Pearen, Jae. Henderson. Onions
Theop. Finnen, Jno. J. Moffatt. Pie,
articles they wish to dieposa of, should adver-
,tee the same for sale to the TIMIr., Our large
Pleasantly situated. Beautifully fur.
tion during the most trying seasons of
fo11•+. A. Patterson; one-year old filly,
McEwen, Fowler Bros;
Wyandottee, black or white, D. B. An,
derson, 1st and 2nd; Wyandottee,
+
white A. Schmidt, J, W. Pearen.
pumpkin, Jae. Henderson, A. Cope-
land, Pie, lemon, E. W. Orvis, Mr
circulation tells and it will be strange indeed if
youdonotgetaeustomer. Wcan'tguarantee
that you will mail because you may ask more
niched. Open to all regularly licensed
physicians, RATaS FOR PATIENTS—
the year. One of these trying seasons
is during 'the latter part of the hot
one -year-old
gelding, A Patt irson, A. Schmidt, Geo.
any
other, Jae Henderson, N. W.:, Aagiu;
Onions, Dutch or Top Sete, R. A.
Graham, V. Rettinger. Onions grown
H. B. Elliott. Pie, any other, Jun. J.
Moffatt, E. W. Orvis.
for*he article orstock than ItI•worth. Send
your to ur �att000t inn oth r
plan ofvdispossiingt
(which include board and nursing), $3.50
to $15 00 week
months, when the weather is extreme -
ly warm and pasture short
T. Robertson; two-year old filly or geld
any other standard variety, F. J. Hill;
from Dutch or Top Sets, A. Schmidt,
Doughnuts, E.
W Orvis, Mrs. Tamlyn. Oatmeal
of yo
articles
per according to location
at room, For farther information,
tog, P. Gibbons, A. McEwen. Miles Mo.
F W. Angne.
R. A. Graham. Onions, any other,
address
Millen; single driver, L9vt Lott, Jas
Heffron, GOO Keys; team in harness,
Chickens—Andalusians, Jae. Hender-
bantams, F.
R. A. Graham, V. Rettinger. Tom&-
Cookies, E. W. Orvis, Mrs. McCarrol.
Mrss L. MATTi39ws,
Snperintbndent,
DAIRY NOTES.,,
R bert Law, Dr, Agnew, Jno. Barr,
son; W. Angus, Jar. Hen,
derson; brahmes, D. B Anderson, Jar,
toes, large red, scarlet or pink, Jae.
Oat Cake, E. W. Orvis, Geo. Orvis,
OUTSIDE
Bo: 229, Windham Ont.
Henderson, A. Copeland. Tomatoes, <
Short Bread, Geo. Orvis, E. W. Orvis.
CnrtfawA—Brood mare, Arch. Uamp
- -��
Hinderoon; ducks, P. Gibbons, T. M.
Henderson; dorkings, Jar. Henderson,
any other, J. W. Pearen, Jae. Hender-
eon. Celery, white Jas. Hen.
Jelly, E. W. Orvis, Geo. Orvis. Maple
Syrup, P. Scott & Son, Jae. Hender-
ADVERTISING RAILWAY TIKE
bairyman• Should Be Prepared.
The dairyman
lot 2nd;
plume, .
TABLES.
should always lir
I AD HEART TROUBLE
and gamer, ray variety. F. W.
Angus; hondans, F. W. Angus,
derson, R. A. Graham. Celery, any
son. Maple Sugar, A. Schmidt. Honey
RAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTBM.
ready for any emergency that arises.
lot and
other, R. A. Graham, J. W. Pearen.
in comb, Jae. Henderson, Jos. H. Ogee•
Orders for the insertion of advertisements
With her first calf the young cow of-
LIPt WAB A •UNDEN
2ad; hamburgs, Jail. Henderson, :rt
Cabbage, Jersey Wakefield, Jag.
more. Honey, extracted, Jos. H.
mechanicswa teff wanted. ieesforsale or in fact THAlxaLaavl noir
ten has trouble- Caked udder or *hat.
UMBiTRN'S HEART AND VERVE PILLI
and 2ad; langehans, Jar. Henderson,
lot '
Henderson, J, W. Pearen, Cabbage,
Casemore, A. Copeland. Wine, home-
any klmd, of an advt. in any of the Toronto or London .. » ............ _ a 85 s,tn_ _ E.90p.m,
other otty papers, maybe left at the Tnix Toronto JtBget1L09a.m.. e.45s.m— 2,40p,m,
ever the trouble may be should :b&
CURED HIY.
and 2nd; leghorne, brown, Jae. Hen.
derson, lot 2nd; legborns,
Winningetead, A. Schmidt, V. Ret-
made, unfermented, Mrs. McCarrol,
office. This work will receivepromp•attention Hino•rdtn•..11.59 a.m... 9.08 p m__ 0.15 p.m.
and will save the trouble o! remitting ARarvr irRotr
lxretally looked after.
and white,
tinger. Cabbage, winter, Jae. Hen•
Wine, homemade, fermented, dark,
mpDle
for andrortnrdfagadvertlsements. LoV►est Kincardine__e.4pa.m_Il.00a.m_..9.40p,m,'
The Holland Dalrymmn.
Mr, Eletander McKay, Port Philips,
„ ,
N. S., writes:-- Seeing testimonials rl
D. B. Anderson, Jae. Henderson; min•
orces, F. W. Angor, A. Patterson;
derson, A. Schmidt. Cabbage,
g , pick.
Jae. Henderson, 1, 2, Wine, home-
rates will be quoted on • lication. Leave London... __......_Ivus.m—_ 7.95 p,ln.
r sen our nest work of Mitis kind to the Palmerston..,.---..- 11.2 a.m,
�
The cows of Holland live t¢ their
Owner's bones. But don't lamene
the B.B.B. Almanac of ho* manyy Pool.
sufferers had been helped by Milburn't
or-
pingtoor, F. W. Angus, lot and 2nd; '
ling, A. Schmidt, Jae. Henderson,
Citrons, Jae. Henderson, A. Schmidt.
made, fermented, light,Mrs,McCarrol,
V. Rettinger. Collection preserved
� TorontoarHast.......-1-08 rent»_ g9. 24p.rn,
TIMES OFFICE. Wilgaha as G. LAMONT, 0-r, Wtngham, °
the
stalls fire filthy like oases. They as'y
as
Heart and Nerve Pills, I thought mina
plymonth rooks, barred, T. K. Hander-,
Cauliflower, Jae. Henderson, J. W.
fruit, Mrs. McCarrol, E. W. Orvis.
_•_
neat as your sitting room(. It it
hard to believe that part of the floor`
would not be amiss. I am a man of
years, and have a family of fivt
son, let and 2ad; plymonth reeks, any
other. D. B. Anderson, lot
Pearen. Cucumbers, Jag. Henderson,
Tomato Catsup, Jas, Henderson, V.
!^t
!'tANADIA> PAtiCIVIO R *bx AY•
T*Afifty-four
is covered with matting and the win•
children. About two years ago I was
heart
and 2nd'
epaafeh, Jas. Hendeeeon, 1st and 2od;
V. Rettinger, Table Corn, J. W.
Pearen, Jae, Henderson. Musk sides-
Rettinger. Catsup, any other, E. -W.
Orvis, W. S. Linirlater. Pickier,
t>o YEAlta• Wooronto and $Set..,.... s,a2 a.m.,.. 4.19 p,m.
Teamster —_.......» 1.10 p.m—..10.17 p.m.
Bowe have 1aea'curtains j
a auflerer from trouble, and life wan
a burden to myself as well to others. 1
'some.
wyandottes, black or white, W. J. How.
one, Jae, Henderson, J. W, Pearen.
sweet, E. W. Orvis, 1, 2, Pickles,
EXPEIIIEN (K Axn;vi irROK
- Teeewater»••--••..•»»a.82a.m.-_ 1133 p.m,
file Caw Without Nanta.
A dairy eow is better without Wefts.
could not lie on my left side and
times I would nearly Choke, and was
son, D. B. Audanoo; wyandottes, any
Jar. Henderson
Pumpkin, yellow, J, H, Casemore, Jae,
vegetable, E. W. Orvis, Jae. Hender.
_
Toronto lila Nast,_ .._i;10 p.m__10.17 p.m,
J. H. BaHMSH, Agent.Wlnsham.
i
But whet You take them oft make a
very
nervous and run down, My father, a
Other, 1st and 2ad; any
Henderson, Sunflowers, Jae, Hender.
eon. Pickles, fruit, V. Rettinger, Gen.
neat jolt of It -•40 other worIiK to 'aft
very old man of eighty-five years, told ma
other standard variety, D. B. Anderson,
son, J. W. Pearen. Squash or Main.
Orvis. Pickles, mixed, Mrs. McCarrol,
approved instrunWItt'atad ne till wok t
that he often heard people recommend
J. gill; four cockerels, bred for ex
moth Pumpkin, Jae. Henderson, Mrs.
V. Rettinger. Pickles, mustard, H.
tight
Mfiburn s Heart xtld Nervd frills to be a
chat Odra so thought it would do no
=
port, W, S. L.nklater, W. J. Howsbn,
Special --By the Canadian Bank of Corn'
McCarrol. Watermelons, Jas. Hender.
eon, J. Alton. Collection Garden
W. Orris, V. Rettinger. I doz. Hens'
Eggs, Mus
'f`teiltilt 101111 '
tkim S
IT
Ha"kV Crrttrn itatwtt�tttb
It is not the
t6rm to give them ►trial, but I t19rd very
mettle to the ezh(bitor Lakin the larplest
R
of
Produce, Jae. Henderson, Mrs, Mc•
Anderson, E. W. Orylei.
Butter,
catty , ,
44 � amIV* this
h
little fait ill therm. Iffy wife went to
number of sizes in
p poultry, a bronze
Carrol.
l0 lbs. in crock, Mrs, Jas, Men-
Q�,
Ar� �Baasra 1•rk•tatr�u►�da�atro'�. a
•.t •t*dett•f,ieiirapimoa r whrtaee a
it U. lit•
died situs being papa t4
that store and got me two boxes, and
before I had used the itiat of the first bo:
medal, Jai, Henderson.
FRUIT,
zfes, Mrs. Jae, Anderson, Mrs. Jas.
Henderson, Butter, 5 lbs, in pound
; .
tn.•.'$i'tio,• _ arcarbiy.
st'e°rai�ii, °�rtAre� TO ADVERTIS�i
'whets do.
�� � st �>� k 'Mia
I patieed a things, and before the second
box was done I was, ¢aced and ala a well
DE D OTHER
i
Apples, -.. Alexander, Jas, Render-
rfnt6, Mise Anderson
P , Mrs, E, W
rrit� t�
air , Ili THE
It is RNOW 1t
Will wtUce V"r w�;
n t0``k`I","
50 cents per bolt, of 3 boxita tot
MANUlACTUit$S.
eon ,Weir Elliott.. Baldwin, V. fist-
tinger, Jaa. Henderson. lien Davis,
Orvin, Mrs, Geo. Orvis, Butter, orna-
mental, Mute Anderson, Mrs, E, W,
TSA � �
At all deniers, sir mailed dii'aat lit'
Set Double Harness, Thoe, Kew
Orvis. Butter,
A y
I► Fitt tlilNtilt flat Y" frlrll+tirlti
The T. Mflburn Co., Llmit44, Toronto,
I &
Glen, Orvis, Wei,. Maxwell. Blenheltn,
5 lbs, In 1 lb'. printer
-
to
WWN til :ati 1sifE'ttuf tlGlli �iilil it ii' ria
Ott.
2, Set single 110teo, Thos. Ittiv I
4,1211174
Peter Fowler, Jas. Henderson, Can-:.
oda Red, T. M, Henderson, Culvert,
(ddntlntted on page II,)
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