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TRE W1NGl[AMi TIMES NQVE DER 10, 19O4,.
TQ ADVERTISERS
shies of changes must be lett at this
alike not later than Saturday noon.
The eupy for ehauges must be left
net later than Mouday evening.
Casual advertisements accepted up
to nntlem Wednesday of sewn week.
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ESTABL1tt13ED 1872
TIIE WINfitlAM TIMES.
la. R liL1,4OTT, PUuteeHNE AND eROPRIST(Pa
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1904.
CARP OF THANKS.
To TIM ELECTORS OF EAST II0RON :
Now that the eletttiuu is aver and the
;exult known, I wish hersby to convey
to my Couservative friends my sincere
thanks tor the tntteuineeut effort which
they put forth iu use. behalf durtu6 the
political t:UnteA wish also to thank
those iudepeu nt Liberals who rose
Superior to party ties auti evuscientiously
gave me their support. b'artiier, I wish
to assure all that, ae the repreeeuttoeve
Of East Huron to the House of C.,wmons
of Canada, I shall ei_deavutr to do nee
duty faithfully and honestly.
T. CEHISHOLM.
Wingham,, Nov, 8, 1904.
AFTER THE BATTLE.
The Conservatives of Wingham wtre
so jubilant over winning East Hurou,
that they bothered very little over the
general result.
The political battle in now over and
let ue settle down to business, and don't
let political matters iuterfere with per-
sonalfriendehips,
Last Thursday evening was the first
time in twenty two years that the Con-
servatives had cause for rejoicing over a
victory in East Huron,
Mr. John Bohanan, an old and respect-
ed resident of Sarnia, was wheeled
through the town's main street in pay-
ment of an election bet,
It is a notable thing that only one
Liberal Cabinet Minister was' defeated,
while a number of the Conservative
leaders are left without seats.
Liberal -Oh, well, I am satisfied, the
Laurier Government is returned by an
increased majority, Conservative -I am
satisfied, we nave won East Huron.
Hurrah for Leaner!
Five more years of Larger Canada.
The TIMES ticket is out ot business,
The three Huroue for -The Opposition
It was a land slide fur the Tories in
East Huron.
The total Liberal vote was nut polled
in Grey township.
Peter 13. McKenzie wou a grand vic-
tory iu South /eructs.
A grand victory iu the Dotniuion, but
a landslide in Hnrou,
Blyth is the bauuer muntctpality iu
East Huron for the Liberals.
Personal canvas is the best card to
play iu a politica battle.
What was the matter len the large
Liberal wajortty in Brusselb•?
Leader Bordeu of the Opposition met
with the same fate as Dr Macdouald.
Tike complete returns from Quebec
give 54 Liberals and 11 Conservatives.
The Liberals of Huron should now get
in readiuess for the next Dominion elec
tion.
Over -confidence. The TRIES warned
the Liberals of East Hutou many times
on that point.
Howick township did not do as well
for the Conservatives us was allowed
by the Liberals.
Lower Wingham polling place gave a
great Liberal stamp -a large majority
for Dr. Chisholm.
The Conservatives were as much sur•
prised over the result in East Huron as
were the Liberals.
There were enough Liberal votes left
unpolled iu East Huron to have changed
the result of the electiou.
Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier were
ELECTION FIGURES..
The following are -the figures of the
vote in eacla polling sub -division, iu East
Huron, aocordiug to the returns, mailt'd
by the deputy returniug officers to the
candidates at the close of the poll. The
official figures from the returning officer
for the riding will be given next week.
Brrrx- Macdonald Chisholm
No, 1 ,. ... 46 47
No.2 48 33
91 89
Maj. for Macdonald. 14
BRUSSELS-,
No. 1.,.,..
No.2..,,.
No. 3 .
Nettling can he takeu for granted in an
election. The Liberals were confident
in East Hurou and the candidate was
defeated by life-long Liberals who voted
for Dr. Chisholm.
Almnet the total Liberal vote in
Wingham was polled, but Dr. Chisholm
had a majority of 128. We are pleased
to learn that the Dr. gave his Liberul
friends some of the credit for his vic-
tory.
Dr. Macdonald had almost reached the
satumit politically as he would without
doubt have beeu the next Speaker in the
House ot Commons. He deserved ninth
better at the hands of some of the Lib-
erals in Bust Huron.
Of the Ontario members of the late
!tome, 14 Liberals were re elected and
28 Conservatives, Of the whole house 32
members who sought re-election were
defeated -1 Independent, 18 Conserva-
tives and 13 Liberals.
Three elections by acclamation, those
of Mr. Sloan, Liberal, iu Comex -Atha,
and of Solicitor -General Lemieux in
G- spe, and Mr. Burrows in Dauphin,
Mau,, took place on Saturday, give the
Laurier Government two more of a
majority.
The TIMES was sorry, to hear of Bro.
Holmes' defeat in West Huron. Mr.
Holmes has been a good representative
and secured many favors for Ms constitu-
ents that were not appreciated. He is
one of the beat newspaper men in West-
ern Ontario and will be more money ne
pocket out of politics.
Hon. A. B. Aylesworth, who became
a member of the Dominion Government
withont portfolio just before the election
and coutested Durham, a seat ander the
redistribution with a decided Conserva-
tive majority, that he was unable alto-
gether to overcome, has been offered the
Ltheral nomination in Gaspe, one of the
two seats held by Solicitor•General Le-
mieux.
In the defeat of Mr: Robert Holmes in
West Huron, the House of Commove
loses a most valued member, and the
given a splendid welcome on their Government an ardent supporter. Since
victorious return to Ottawa.
The official returns for South Bruce,
declared on Tuesday, give P. H. Mc-
Kenzie, Liberal, a majority of 144.
The Liberals of East Huron learned a
costly lesson last Tnursday and it should '
be of profit to them in future campaigna.
It was not Wingham's regular Con-
servative majority. Many Liberals
helped to bring the majority up to 128.1
We lost the three Hurons, but won a
larger victory iu seeing the Laurier Gov
ernmeut sustained with an increased
majority.
The Conservatives need not wail over
the "solid Quebec." Without Quebec
the Laurier Government has a working !,
majority.
Mr. Prank Oliver of Edmonton ap-
pears to have the champion majority, he
being 3,003 votes ahead of his Conserva-
tive opponent.
The Liberals ot East Huron had good
Wise for rejoicing when Dr. Macdonald
won the riding over Thos. Farrow iu
February, 1887.
his advent to Parliament, Mr. Holmes
has proved himself a worthy
representative, always having view the
best iuterests of his constituents and the
country at large. He has been enccess-
ful, among other things, in securing an
improvement in the mail service in
different parts of the riding. He will
now have more time to devote to his
newspaper business, which will no
doubt be more remunerative under his
personal supervision.
dyer's
Giver nature three helps, and
nearly every tease of con-
sumption will recoVer. Fresh
air, most important of all.
Cherry
Pectoral
Nourishing food comes next.
Then, a medicine to control
the cough and heal the lungs.
Ask any good doctor.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.
30 34
41 64
$1 23
122 111
Maj. for Macdonald' 11
GREY -
No. 1 44 67
No. 2 51 19
Nu.3 70 35
No. 4. .... 65 35
No. 5 ..... ... 69 64
No.6 64 52
No. 7 75 47
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The Provincial elections will be held
in Quebec on November 25th.
Premier Bond has secured 29 out of
34 seats in the Newfoundland Legis-
lature.
The continuation of the North Grey
Provincial blection trial has been post-
poned until Nov. 12 by arrangement be-
tween the parties.
The daily papers are making all kinds
of guesses as to when the Ross Govern-
ment will appeal to the people. We
have not yet seen a definite date set for
,the election.
Theodore Roosevelt has been re-elected
i President of the United States by what
may develop into the greatest popular
i majority in the history of the Union.
The Republican national ticket has been
elected by a vote in the electoral col-
lege that will exceed that of 292 given
McKinley in 1900.
M. G. Cameron, M.P.P., has been ap-
? pointed a memb..a of the Dominion
commission for the revision and commit -
dation of the statutes. 'the appoint-
ment will not interfere with Mr. Cam-
eron's position as member for West
Huron in the Legislature and will not
necaeeltate his tiling away from Goderich
as the work oan be done here.
438
Maj for Macdouald 129
Howtcx--
No. 1 60
No. 2 51
No. 3 . 49
No.4 73
No. 5...... 78
No. 6,,,,,,47
102
82
112
113
85
72
349 666
Maj. fox Chisholm .... , ... 217
MORRIS -
No. 1 57
No.2 60
No. 3 41
• No 4 50
No.5 63
Nu. (i 56
317
Maj for Macdonald 15
PURNBERRY--
Nu. 1 40
No.2... , 64
No. 3 ... 58
No.4 ,,,. 06
41
46
56
89
47
73
302
92
58
64
54
217 268
Maj. for Chisholm .... 61
WRexerreR-
No. 1
Maj, for Macdonald 15
WIsGi1AM- '
No. 1 32 54
No.2 35 56
No. 3 42 71
No, 4 63 119
53 38
172 300
Maj, for Chisholm .......... 128
EAST WAWANoste-
No. 1 65 63
No, 2 65 71
No. 3,... .... 67 41
No.4 56 45
243 210
Maj. for Macdonald 83
REOAPITULATION.
Macdonald Chisholm
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129
217
61
128
Blyth
Brussels
Grey
Howick
Morris ,,., 15
Turn berry
Wingham.
Wroxeter. . ., 16
East Wawanosh .... 38
217 396
Majority for Chisholm , .:... 179•
Sore Throat and Coughs
A simple. effective and safe remedy for all throat
irritations is found in
CresoIene Antiseptic Tablets
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolenewith
the soothing properties of slippery elm and licorice.
1Oc. AU Druggists 400
Zion, E. J. Flynn, leader of the ton-
servative Opposition in the Qn'ebeo
Legislature, was in Montreal Monday in
conference With local lraembere of the
Legislative awl ntet Iona rvvativee,
and it was announced that the Ooeieer•
rallies will not put candfdetee in the
field for the (Osbe° Legie'latare tit the
saetit0a�1
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IAve Stock Markets.
Toronto, Nov. 8. -The run at the city
cattle market to -day was 70 loads, with
1,000 head of cattle,2,G50 sheep and lambs,
500 hogs and 64 calves. There was a
noticeably slight improvement in trade
to day, especially in the local butcher
trade. The advent of a little cooler
weather may have had something to do
with this, but another incentive to do
business was the fact that on the whole
the quality of the cattle offering was an
improvement on the past two or three
weeks offerings. This does not mean
that there were, outside of a few picked
cattle in twos and threes here and•there,
auy extra choice cattle of fancy quality,
but the general average of the loads
was better than has been seen in the
market lately. There is still, however, a
demand for best butcher cattle, and these
will sell readily at from $4.30 to $4.50.
There are plenty of rough cattle going
at canner prices, There is really PO de-
mand for this class of caltle, except for
canning purposes, and the price may
range from as low as $1.50 to 42. Me-
dium butcher cattle sold to -day at about
$3 50 to $3.60; good heifers at $3.85 to
$4.25.
Big Sale in Toronto
as announced. A. R. SMITH, the lucky man,
attended it, and has part of the goods mentioned
below in stock .
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1,200 Men's $4 00 and $5 00 Boots. in box calf bale., patent leather
bale., enamel leather bale., kid. bats„ vici kid bats. All the
above are Goodyear wait,
900 pairs Ladies' Fine Boots, French kid, patent leather, box calf
bale. The above are from one of the best factories in Canada.
CLOTHING.
500 Men's Grey Beaver Reglanettes. •
300 Men's Fancy Tweed Raglanettes.
600 Men's Frieze Ulsters.
450 Men's Blue and Black Worsted Suits.
800 Men's Fauoy Tweed Suits.
• 700 Men's Fine Venetian Suits.
600 Men's Frieze Reefers, grey and black.
1,000 pairs Men's Tweed and Worsted Pants.
BOYS', YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
500 Bays'.Fancv Tweed Raglanettes.
200 Boys,' Reefers.
500) Youths' BenveteRaglanettes.
1,000 2 and 3 -piece Children's Suite, in tweeds and worsteds.
600 Boys' Fancy Tweed Snits
400 Roy's Twee'd and Worsted Overcoats.
400 Men's Sporting Coats (waterproof).
800 dozen Mens Cardigan Jackets.
200 dozen Men's and Boys' Sweaters,
100 dozen Men's Wool Gloves.
200 dozen Men's Fleece -lined Top Shirts.
100 dozen Men's Sateen Shirts.
100 dozen Men's Flannelette Shirts.
Special bargains in Boots for men, sizes 6
to 11, for $3.00
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The following are the quotations:
EXporteteVeattle Per 100 lbs.
heavht
l* $4 60 $4 75
L5 4 60
Bolls 3 50 3 75
do., light 2 25 2 75
Feeders -
light,800 pounds and np-
warde 3 50 3 80
Stockers 2 75 800
900 lbs 2 75 g 50
Butcher&---
Choiee .... , , . 860 410
Medium...,......,.... 850 8 75
Pieked 425 2 5500
Bails.... .............
2 00 2 60
h
Light stook balls �/2 50 60 00 Milk oows..,r..r..,,8000 50 00
Best , .. 4 57
Lights 4 60 460
Sheep:
Et 840 1150
Exporeoka,....*soot ...... • 2 5y0i 75
Culla ....... 2 00 '5
�f..jJ���a�jpryiing LW:tbs . , .. a 00 4
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Ladies' Waists.
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This week we are offering a large variety of Fancy Waistings in the
very newest fabrics, French Cashmere, Mohairs, fancy and plain, silk wool,
besides many other kinds of materials. You have your choice of a large
number of pieces, just in waist lengths. Call early and select one before
they are picked over.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
This will be•a week of special values in Ladies' and Children's Under-
wear. We carry "Watson's Unehrinkable." This will be good news to many,
as those who purchase this line of underwear know that they are buying goods
"that will not shrink." Prices to suit everybody.
Special values in Children's Underwear in all sizes from "Infants Rne-
ben's Vests." Children's Tights in grey or black. Also a nice line of Child-
ren's Underwaists.
GLOVES.
In this department you will find everything in age, color and quality
that you ask for. A nice line of Black Cashmere Gloves, dome fasteners,
from 25 cents nu. Another line of Black Cashmere fieece•lined-a very warm
and most comfortable glove.
In the Woollen Gloves we have the most up-to-date stock.
We have them in blue, red, and in white, the very thing for this cold
weather. We have them in all sizes for children and also for Ladies. We
have a line of Woollen Mitts, very fine, in all sizes, and in colors red, bine,
black and white. In the Kid Glove department, our stock is always complete.
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COATS.
We cannot close our "add" this week without mentioning a word or
two about our Coats, direct from German Manufacturers. In style they are
the very' latest, and in quality they are unsurpassed. The prices are the very
lowest. We invite yon to call and see our Coats. Everybody is praising
them and they are selling rapidly, so come and choose one before they are all
sold.
''FURS! FURSI -7
We have a large and beautiful stock of furs in Scarfs, Ruffs and Caper-
ines. Oar Furs are exactly as they are advertised. s
D. Ni. GORDON.
Highest prices paid for produce.
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PHOTOGRAPHS flilc+ r
Notice our Groupe
Alt sizer, large or small.
They will please you.
We can also frame them
for you. Did you
Notice this Fra*.eel?
For Photos, oto., see
M. E. ZURCR1CC.
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C. J. MAGUIRE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,'
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT,
Aeeoutits 'Rents and Notes Collected. Con•
v9 ancing clone.
OFB'ICE-In vanstone Block.
Open Saturday nifthtft from 7 to 9 o'clock.
DR. OVENS, of London
SURGEON, DENTIST,
SPECIALIST D1eaAsEE1 Ere, East, NOSE
AND THROAT.
Visite Winaheth monthly.
Masses proi)eriy fitted. Nasal Catarrh and
Deafness treated.
Wingham Ofllce--W. McZibbon's Drug Store.
London Office --2Z Queen's are. Sours : 11
)spies of visite- fondays, rely 86, Be+pt. G,
Oat. 8, Oct. 81, No'r'. 98,
JOAN & JAS. H. KERR
SPECIAL OFFERING
in Women's Black Mercer-
ized Sateen
'Underskirts
We're glad to announce an
offering of special values in.
heavy, black, mercerized sat-
een Underskirts. These
skirts are all particularly
good styles, finished with
deep, full, circular frills, with
fine tucking and cording.
They are exceptionally good
value.
$1.00 $1.25 $1.I$0 $1.75
$2.00 $2.50
We'd like you to compare
our $r.75 Underskirt with
much higher priced goods
sold by other dealers.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
We rarry'a large stock of
up•to-date House Furnish-
ings and we're doing quite a
lively business in this de-
partment.
This week we're cleaning out a
few lots of Roller Window
Shades. They were regular
400 and 503 Shades. You can
have them for, each, complete .30
Cheniile and Damask Goods
We don't exaggerate a bit
when we say that at the Big
Store you will see the finest
display, of Chenille and Da-
mask Curtains and Table
Covers that was ever shown
in Wingham.
Rugs and Mats, all sizes.
Brussels, Velvet, Tapestry,
Axminster, Smyrna, Jute
and Union.
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SPECIAL OFFERING
IN
HOSIERY
Here's a stirring offering
in Men's and Women's Ho-
siery that should make lively
selling while they last. We"
were very fortunate in secur-
ing a quantity of hose at less
than regular prices, You
get the benefit
WOMEN'S HEAVY RIBBED
CASHMERE HOSE, fine, even
yarn, spliced hods and toes,
doable knees, and full fashion•
ed, sizes 81, 9. 9J), regular 350.
Our bargain price, while they
last, per pair .25
MISSES' HEAVY RIBBED
CASHMERE HOSE, fine even
yarn, spliced heels and toes,
double knees, and full fashion-
ed, sizes G to 8, regular 30o.
Our special price . , .. .20 to 25
MEN'S HEAVY ALL - WOOL
WORSTED HOSE, rihbsd ;
the kind J ou usually pay 35t: a
pair for, We're efferiue these
while they lust at, per pair .25
You'll be fortunate if you secure
your winter's supply at these -very
low prices.
Women's Aprons.
Have you time to make
your own Aprons ? Does
k pay to take the time ne-
cessary to make them ? •
We're showing Women's
White Aprons, well made,
good material, nicely trim-
med with embroidery, as-
sorted styles and sizes, for
50e each. Cheaper than
you can make them.
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CLadies' Astrachan Coats and Capes, Collar- 1
C ettes, Caperines, Ruff's, Boas, Muffs, etc. I
large assortment of LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS must be 3
cleared out at YOUR PRICE to make room for other goods.
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Ladies' heavy fleece -lined Hosiery, Puritan brand.
A special line of Dark and Light Flannellettes,
Face and Damask Curtains.
Dark Prints, Tweeds, Cottonades, Etc,
Ready-to•Wear Suits, odd sizes.
Men's and Boys' high collar double-breasted Reefers.
Men's Tweed Overcoats, usual prices from $10.00 to
now from $5,00 to $6.00.
Boys' Suits. Men's Odd Pants.
COLORED DRESS GOODS, regular 25e, for 22e.
A nice line heavy Melton, always sold
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[CARPET! CARPET!'
A special line Heavy Jute Carpet, to be sold at 15e, usually 20e. 1
Hit-and'miss Tapestry Carpet Weaves, splendid value, 25e.
A better line, nice colors and patterns, for 350 and many other 31
lines equally good value. 4
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OILCLOTH AND LINOLEUM
Linoleumsfrom 1 to 4 yards wide are goods you. can save from
10 to 35 per cent, on.
It it to your pocket we appeal. Money well spent is a pleasure to all.
Call and see these goods.
Produce
Taken
As Venal.
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