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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1911,
NEW LIRgRAL LEADER.
Hon. A. Q. MacKay, who has been
Leader of the Ontario Liberals has re-
eigned and his resignation was accepted
With regret at a meeting of the
Ontario R e for in A ssociatioe in
Torontoon Tuesday. Mr. N. W.
Rowell, K. C., of Toronto was se-
lected as the new Leader and in ac-
cepting the position said in part: -"The
fight is not mine, nor yours. It is the
fight of the progressive forces in our
Province. We will go in together, each
doing his best, all working for the
principles we hold in common, and to
maintain the best traditions of the
Liberal party. To the measure of the
ability I possess I shall throw myself
into the fight, and, let the results be
what they will, we will give+a good ac-
count of ourselves."
PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS.
Monday, December 11th is
date of Polling.
The Provincial elections will be held
on Monday, December 11th. Sir James
Whitney made the formal announce-
ment on Monday evening.
The delay in the issue of the writ, as
previously announced, was caused by
the desire to give municipalities full
opportt.nity to complete the preparation
of their voters' iists.
The campaign proper will probably
be inaugurated next week, though no
speaking dates have yet been arranged
by either Premier or Opposition leader.
In the selection of Monday as elec-
tion day, Sir James Whitney follows
the precedent established in 1908, that
day being urged upon the Government
by the commercial travellers. many of
whom found themselves disfranchised
by absence from their place of abode
in midweek pollings.
With the announcement of the date
of the elections Sir James Whitney
issued a letter to the electors. The
greater part of this communication, is
devoted to the Premier's account of
his stewardship. For the future the
Premier contents himself with submitt-
ing three proposals to the electorate,
the most striking being the Creation of
a new department of the Government,
with a Minister at its head, to take
over and carry on the work of the
Hydro -electric Commission. The Pre-
mier intimates further that a project
is under consideration for the develop-
ment of northern Ontario, towards
which further Legislative appropria-
tions may be asked. It is also intimat-
ed that the Federal Government will
be importuned for assistance by bonus
and subsidy on the present construction
and projective extension of the Temis-
kaming & Northern Ontario Railway.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
It was the Liberal Government which
started the development of New On-
tario. Singe then, according to the
evidence of some of its own friends,
practically nothing has been' done. Sir
James Whitney has simply reaped the
benefits of Liberal constructive legisla-
tion.
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Joao to e
are the
Two Great Creators
of Energy
Energy means power -
power to work, to think,
to throw off add keep
off disease.
Get all the sunshine
you can, and take
Scohf$ Emulsion
regularly. It will give
you strength, fest i and
v!tedity.
Ile agree to get SCO11V--•
it's the Standard and Away*
the best
gar. r)1ttx:GISTS
North Huron. Conservativeswill bold.
s, naininatang ceevention'In the Wing,
ham Towi all this (Thursday) after-
noon. Mr,. A. ti, Musgrove will no
doubt again be nominated as candidate
for the Legislature,
Harry >E;itber, who has: long repre-
sented South Huronin the Legislature,
was again chosen by the Conservatives
of the riding Thursday affternoon at
Zurich. No other name was proposed,
and. Mr. Either accepted amid great
enthusiasm. Although it is not a par-
ticular time for the farmers,, 100 dole
gates were present.
There was a fair attendance at the
Conservative convention for South'
Huron, held at Seaforth on Thursday.
The principal contest was between Mr.
David Cantelen of Clinton, the Apple
King of Huron, as he is sometimes call-
ed, and Rev, Joseph Elliott of Goderich,
Mr, Elliott received the greater num-
ber of votes and Ms nomination was
made unanimous. Mr. Elliott is a
Presbyterian clergyman, but he has no
chat ge, having lived roared in Goderieh
for several years. He has taken part
in several political campaigns, and is a
good speaker. Both candidates are
residents of Goderich,
ARE YOU AS WELL AS A
YEAR AGO?
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Point the Way
to Health and Strength.
Ask yourself the important question
whether you are as strong as you
were a year ago, as bodily fit as you
should be. Many a reader has to con-
fess "No." Some weakening ailment
has during the past year laid hold of
the system, unfitting you for the duties
of life and seriously clouding the out
Iook of the coming days. It may be
rheumatism with its sharp twinges of
pain, indigestion, headache, nervous
debility, depression and lack of energy,
or the pains and ailments which only,
common folk know. It is weli to know
that all these weakening disorders arise
from an impoverished condition of the
blood. Renew and enrich the blood and
all your troubles will cease. This is
a strong statement, but it is made on
the testimony of thousands who once
suffered, but whhave gained health
and strength b, the aid of the new,
rich blood supplyf�ee ' by Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. We
be
quote thousands o
cases similar to the following. Mr
os. Grandmaison is a young man well
nown in the town of St. Jerome, Que.
He says: "For a couple of years I be-
an to find my strength failing, but did
ot dream that the trouble was serious.
a I grew weaker I began to doctor,
at it did not help me. The least exer-
ion made my heart palpitate violently,
y stomach seemed out of order and
y wholesystem became en run clown
hat I was finally forced to quit work.
had now been doctoring for almost six
onths and was very naturally grow -
ng discouraged. At this puncture I
ead of a case similar to mine, cured
through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
ills and decided to try them. I took
the the Pills faithfully for about two
onths, gradually growing stronger
nd at the end of that time I was as
ell as any man could be. I shall al- i
ne that raised
eys fromadespair to the ise the (bless ng of good
ealth."
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r sent by mail at 50 cents a box or six
oxes for $2.50 by The Dr. Williams'
edicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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St. Petersburg is the only city whose
death rate xceeds that of Montreal.
LIVE STOLE MARKET$.
Toronto, Oct. 31. -City Cattle Mar-
ket: Receipts for to -day were 117 cars,
with 1,700 head of cattle, 2,000 sheep
and Iambs, 700 hogs and 100 calves.
Market steady and trade fairly 'ac-
tive considering that the large propor-
tion of the stuff to be disposed of was
of inferior quality, choice quality being
comparatively scarce. Prices were
practically unchanged from last week's
markets, except for Iambs, which are
quoted 20e higher than a week ago, and
10c higher than in yesterday's market.
Anything choice in the way of feed-
ing steers is firm and in good demand.
Common, light feeders are a little
easier. Light bulls in particular are
hard to sell.
Export cattle, choice $5 90 to $6 25
do medium...,.... ........ 5 75 5 85
do light 5 80 6 00
do bulls 4 50 5 25
do cows . .375 500
Butchers choice 5 60 5 75
do medium ... ... 5 25 5 50
do cows ... .. 4 50 4 80
do common .. , 2 50 3 75
do canners ,1 50 2 75
Short -keep. 5 60 5 50
Feeders steers . 4 55 5 00
do bulls, . ...... 325 4 00
Stockers choice4 25 4 85
do Iight .. .. . •. 3 75 4 26
Milch cows, choice, eaeh....55 00 90 00
Springers .... , .45 00 65 00
Common and medium .. . 35 00 25 00
Sheep,3 25 3 75
do bbucks 2 50 3 00
Lambs, yearlings . ...... . 5 50 5 65
Sring lambs, each 5 50 5 65
Bogs, f. o, b. .. .. .. 5 75
do fed and watered....... 6 00 fir 15
Calves 3 50 7 50
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Wingham, Nov. 1, 1911
Flour ter 100 lbs 2 25 to 3 10
t 1+'all wheat .. , .... 0 85 to 0 85
Oahe ' ... 0 37 to 0 40
fess y 0 6v to 0 70
THU WTNti1
TOWN Of WINGflAM
DRAW N0. 038, 1911.
To provide for the issue of debenturea.
to the amount of $1,0.750.00 for the
purpose of granting aid by wayet'
loan to the Western Foundry om-
pany. Limited, to aid them in the
Wilding and erection of R new stove
and iron works in the said Town of
Wingham, and furnish them with
a free site for the said buildings;
and to give the said The Western
Foundry Company, Limited a fixed
assessmeht for all their buildings
and plant in the said Town of
Wingham, and exempt the said
buildings and plant from taxation,
except school and county rates, 'for
a period of ten years.
:, Whereas, the Western Foundry Com-
pany, Limited, ere carrying on business
at the Town of Wingham as Manufac-
turers of stoves, furnaces and ranges,
and being the sole Manufacturers there-
of in the said Town have applied to the
Municipal Council of the Corporation of
the Town of Wingham for aid by way
of the loan of money to the amount of
$10,000.00 to assist them in building and
erecting a new stove and iron wgrks
for the purpose of enlarging and ex-
tending the capacity of their said busi-
ness and for a bonus of the sum of
$750.00 to enable them to purchase a
site for the said buildings and to have
the assessment of the buildings and
plant of the said Company fixed at the
um of $15,000.00 and for the exemption
f the said Company from taxation,
except school and county rates for a
eriod of ten years.
And whereas the said Municipal
Council being desirious of assisting the
aid industry and promoting the said
Manufactures, have deemed it expedi-
nt to grant the said aid to the said
he Western Foundry Company, Limit -
d, upon and subject to certain terms,
ondittons and restrictions as to the
uilding and equipment of the said new
uildings and plant and the employment
f workmen by the said Company as
ill be contained in the Mortgage here-
after mentioned, and subject also to
e further condition that the said ad-
ance of $10,000.00 be repaid to the said
orporation without interest in ten
ar912,sas folloom ws: The sFirst um of Five Hun -
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restrictions and supch re,i
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mited, to the said Corporation of the
wn of Wingham before the issue of
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w.
And whereas the said The Western
undry Company, Limited, have
reed to the said terms, conditons and
tractions.
And whereas for the purpose of
tinting the said aid it will be neces-
y to issue debentures of the said
wn for the sum of $10,750.O0as'here-
fter provided (which is the amount
the dbt intended to be created• byy
s By-law), the proceeds of said de-
ntures to be applied to the purpose
esaid and no other.
nd whereas the total amount requir-
by "The Municipal Act" to be rais-
annually by special rate for paying
said debt and interest is the sum of
432.87; whereof $537.50 is to be so
sed during the curie cfory of thee smentaidinterestf debentures, and $895,37 is to be raised an-
nually for the purpose of creating a
sinking fund for payment of -the debt
secured by the said debentures,
Aab enpr pe ty of threas thee oven ont ff the
according to the last revised assess-
ment roll thereof is00.
And whereas the amountsof the ex-
isting debenture debt of the said Muni-
cipality exclusive of local improvements
secured by special rates and assess-
ments is $150,378.85, whereof there is
nothing in arrerrs for principal or
interest.
Therefore the Municipal Council of
the Corporation of the Town of Wing-
ham enacts as follows:
The of the Town of Wingham ef hhall adren e
he said The Western Foundry Company,
mit,,d, the sum of S10,0.0.00 by way or loan
id them in building, erectiva gild equiping
he
stove and iron w ra., and shall pay to
said The West ,rn Foundry, Company,
mated, a further sum of $75004 be way of
us to enable them to purchase a suitable
t, orotor, for the promotion of said Murm-
urers.
saidrthe pu pose aforesaid the pown of Wingha n shall cansseeedebeyor t[
es of the said Town of winsham to be le-
d
which said debentures shall not be less
edlwith the seal of (the tiorporetlon of debentures l the
wn of v. Ingham ant obeli be atelier/ by' the
or or other acting heed of the Couneil.and
by Thethe
aid d bent ,0,,ir»hali bear date o .
drat day of .7uly, 1912, and than be issued.
the day of the issue thereof and shall be
e Pnpable in ten years front the said date
he
office of the Treasurer for the tirne be -
of the raid '1 own of wiagham end shell
attached to there cbupous for the pas-
t of interest.
The e
res shall bear interest
o tete of fivebper ccent, per annum from
date thereof and -aid interest shall be pay -
annually on the thtrty-first de of Decent -
n ellen year except the laet pavmeut of
reet which stall become due and payable
he day on which the debentares ere pay-
; said interest shall be payable at the piece
a t e said debentures ere made padpable.
s tnere shell a raiseyd annu flyby- pebdat
e on all the rateable property n the said
ti f Internet n saeid tdebent Jres,s, end t1 e
nkinmr f tnlo for the pay nen OCf the debt
by aeclzred, tnekjei In all the Bat of
87 to berets . d annuali, by special rate as
said, during each of the said ten yoae- .
And the es d Municipal Coancii of the
,rat( n of the Towr. of Wingham clo here,
nrther enact that the aesessiaeut of the
manufacturing estebliehnteot ate to be
and a ected end of the tnanufncturin
biishinent bow' built and erected, and
eon tlf
immaid the
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. LflnitAd, conducts Lts pro4ent bueineas
dine all Lands, buildings and " achineri
etted with both the said manufanta,.j,i
blishmeoteah<bahndlahereby hazed at
nur of $ It1,000.00 and that the aaine aha 1 be
pied from taxation, except as to tolleol
aunty rates, but inelading business tar.
period of ten consecutiro years, deal-
ing wt, h and ittetading the year 19IL, ao
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1 Butter dairy .,, ,. (l 20 to 20 ted in accordnifeowiih th. tsars, rottditiond
I': s per doz.... , ... .. 25 and restrlc•ions hprcinb.•fsre ter- rrcd to
0 25 to 0 7. Mita 8y -14W -shall take ef%et on tits data,
000 per cord . 2 50 to 2 50 of the date of the ghat ),as,In fa thercnf.
Ilay per ton ., ...10 00 toll) 9 The votes of the electerrerot tho said T
Potatoes per bushel, new , 0 50 to 0 55t) thof e following ti ting end of ei s, ;ray -taws to I.
r,al°d 0 15 to 0 15 say:-" p .ea, thea is to .
Liv, Hogs pea ewt....,5 80 to 5 80 co inti en 3`nra' t'thetthp honrroflninmo otookin t
ill TIMES,'- NOY1tMfltR..:2 19i1
Capital Paid Up$ .750,000
Reserve and Lindevided
Profits . ,. 3,250,000
Total Assets,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,, 40,OQ0,000
In an age of extravagance, the
thrifty forge surely ahead -while their
less provident neighbors accumulate
debts,
Many a thrifty ratan or woman can
point to the first decided step in life
as having been. taken the :day, a ba*:.
account was opened. ' ' "
Hamilton wildprovet in sure Bank of
e (incentive
toward thrift.
C. P. SMITH, Agent, Wingham.
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forenoon *ad continuing until five o'clock in
the afternoon of the some day. by the follow-
ing Deputy -returning Ocars aid Poll (Berks,
nsniel
In Ward 1. -At WiUiam Tohnaton'a tailor
shop on Josephine Street, by W. J. Raines,
Deputy Returning °Sher, and r1. N. Road-
house. Poll Clerk.
In Ward 2. --At William Gannett's Imola-
meat shop on Josephine Street br A..1. Alder -
sou Deputy Returning Omer. and Ben T.
Jenkins, Poll Clerk.
In Ward 8. -At the Town Rall, by (t, N.
Griffin Deput Returning OSicer and A M.
Praltck, Poll Clerk.
Ritchie & . oar s'i Office op Josephine n[ e 8 reef
by J. W. Dodd Deputy Returning Officer, and
John Ritchie. Voll Clerk,
Albert Heins h use au Josephine Street, by A.
E. Porter Deputy Returning Officer, acrd W.
Tu`t9. Cu Thrsd.yhe 2.9rd day of November,
next, the Mayor of the acid Town of Wingham
shall attend at the Town Nell in the said Town
at eleven o'clock 1n the forenoon to appoint
persons sto nd the final summing upgofl the
votes by the Clerk on behalf of the person.
interested in andromoting or opposing the
passing of this By-law respectively.
10. The Clerk of the said Town of win ham
shall attend at the said Town Hall at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon on Saturday the 25th
day of November next, to sumupthe number
votes01, eRt andhTown in�the Town of
Wingham the day of November, A. D.
1911.
Mayor,
Clerk.
NOTICE..
Take Notice that the above tea tree copy of
a proposed Sy -law which has beentaken into
eoneideratioaand which will be finally passed
by the Council of the Mnnictpality of the
Town theoeleeetura being the
thereto) atter
one month from the,.flrst publicnion thereof
in the Wingham Times, the date of which pub-
lication was the second day uf :N4veniber A.
D. 1911, and the votes ot. the electors of the
said Municipality will be taken thereon on the
day dthat tthe amoes of les a holders n gt cting
to file in .the office of the :clerk of the said
Municipality at least ten days next preceding
the day of polling, a statutoiT 'declaration
stating. that their leases meet the requirements
of subsection 1 of Scotian St4 of the Consoli-
dated Municipal Act, 1903, shall not be placed
on the Voters' list f or such voting.
Town Hall; Wingham, 04.' 814 A. D.'1911.
1'•. JoliN F GROVES,
Clerk,
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Mark Egan of Walkerton was fatally
wounded while shooting s abbits.. '
Probably the worst thing about polit-
es is the politicians.
);nest Keeler of Port Hope fell of a
train near Brockville and 'died of injur-
ies.
Capt. Larsen made a successful! trip
through the Niagara Rapids in his fiif-
teen-foot motor boat,
Aire
• Quick Results
May be depended upon from
the use of our Want Ads.
The births, deaths. marrta.
ges and the other Classified
Columns are usually inclu-
ded in even a very perfunc-
tory persual of the paper.
They areas good for general
business as they are fOr
„ Help Wanted,!" etc.
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
SPECIAL RATES
TO THE
COAST
Vancouver
Victoria
$41
(4V
�j Seattle
Portland
Spokane
FItOM TORONTO
Second Class, Sept. 15th to Oet.15th
Proportionate rates frena Ont
ario Points.
Through Train Toronto to Vaneou-
ver 10.20 p.m. daily.
3. I1', DEEM R, Agent, Wingham.
The corner -stone of the new St. An-
drew's church was laid at Stratford.
Abram Abramson, a ' four-year-old
Windsor boy was run ever by an ice
wagon and killed.
Germany is the largest potato produc-
ing country in Europe; it's yield last
year was 1,600,000,000 bushels.
WANTED -,.CREAM
-w.
Farmers or dairymen who have no
good local market should write to-
day for quotation card from the
Sarnia Creamery Co.
We pay highest• prices. We
pay hard cash. and we remit
after each shipment. You can
deliver you cream to your nearest
railway station. A trial shipment
will convince you that there is good
money in shipping cream to Sarnia.
We furnish best bank references.
Write for quotation card.
SARNiA CREAMERY CO.
Sarnia Ont.
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A FEW
BIG SNAPS
FOR NOVEMBER
In order to clean up our stock, we
are giving a few sensational
values in Clothing and
Furs ONLY,
Ladies light grey, medium weight Winter Coats, warm
and well made, 25 per cant discount on regular
prices.
Children's Winter Coats, grey, blue and brown, very neat
andpretty too, z5 per cent discount.
Boys' Overcoats and Jackets, good styles, nothing wrong
with any of these, 25 per cent discount,
A few Men's Heavy Ulsters, very warm, and just the.
thing for teamsters or others, who work Outside,
regular up to $6.00, for $3,00.
Boys' Odd Pants, straight knee style, 25 per cent. discount
About 50 stylish well made Suits, broker* sizes, buter-
haps we have yours, for November clearing P at
tremendous bargains, 25 per cent. discount *
FUR CAPES AND COATS AT SACRIFICE PRICES
l' We mean business, these are genuine bargains for , those
who need any of these lines. Satisfaction or
your money back.
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Poultry, Potatoes, Dried Apples, White Beans, 'Onions,
Butter and Eggs, etc., all taken just the same
as cash.
THE VERDICT
Of the jury was that almost too
much care and attention has been
bestowed upon this clothing.
THE FINE TAILORING
is strong evidence; the beautiful pat-
tern of the goods; the trimmings
and the expert workmanship are
proof and warrant for the verdict.
The moderate prices have had con-
siderable effect upon the judge.
HENNING
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DAILY UNTIL, NOV, filth
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id Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova
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certain paints readied by Northern
Navigation Co.
All tickets valid for return until
Thursday, Dec. 14th, except to
points reached by steamer lines,
Tuesday, November 14th,
For Tickets and further informa-
tion eail on G. Lamont, Depot Agent
or address A. E. Duff, D.P,A,, To-
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STRAY SHEEP,$77-r,ytq p�py� {pr
Strayed from my premises on theidtit
Bluevale road, on or about the '10th of
nitwo
re okofweytthngof sheep. whereabouts th
sheep will kindly communicate with me.
D, B. ANDERSON,
Wingham P.O.
100
GIRLS WANED
For factory, $5.00 per week to
start with for girls eighteen and
over. Address fminediately
D. S. PERRIN' & CO.,
LIMITED, LONDON, ON'r.
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Our courses are beyond those of the
ordinary business ' college. This
school has a continental reputation
for high-grade work. We have
three departments:- ,
Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy,
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and the demand for trained help
greatly exceeds the supply. Stud-
ents are entering each week and
the sooner you enter the better for
yourself. Get our free Catalogue
at once.
D. A. M*LACHLAN -
PRINCIPAL.
THE COOL WAY WANTED
TO THE WEST
GREAT
,RFAT LAKES �Ib A((�ljR WINGHAM
ROUTE
Sail ng daffy except Friday and
Sunday at 5 00 p,nt., fron/ Owen
Sound, Conneecang train leaves
Tbrbnto 1.00 p Ill.
Meals and Berths
Ire tided 011 Boat
Ask any Agent for 1011 illustrat.
est literatuee and to arrange re.
servation, etc..
VANCOUVER EXPRESS
The only solid through train to the
West; 'carries through coaches,
colonist, tourist and standard sleep
era from Toronto daily at 10.20p.m.,
II, DEE1Li'r AGENT.
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arrmiratrria rot simiromaiworwiramiore
and
surrounding District to sell
high-class stock for
TRE FONTHI!.L NURSERIES
More fruit trees W111 be planted
in the
Pall
of 1011. and Spring of
101.2 than ever before in the history
of Ontario,
The orchard of the future will bo
the best paying part ot the :farm.
tiVe teach our Dietl Salesmanship
Tee Ctltttlre and how big profits in
fruit growing can be made.
Pay weekly, permanent employ=
met1t,exclusive territory. Write
for particulars.
STONE & WELLINGTON
TOOT°.
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