HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-02-01, Page 44 TRE WINGRAM TIMES FEBRUARY 1,
TO ADVERTISERS norainatiou, ho was declared elected.
The Warden was then sworn in by His
Honer Judge Holt after which he as-
Natice of changes =et be left at this
office not later than Saturday noon.
The copy for clutugea must be left
not later than Monday levelling.
Casual advertisements accepted itp
to noon Wednesday of eacti week.
eutued the Wardeu's char, and thank.
iug the Council for Ws election, epoke Of
the work carried out the poet year, and
that proposed for the preseut one, and
ouctuded with the wish that the care
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- - esteibtted by the members iu the past
year's work may be continued during
1906.
Moved by Mr. Ourrie, seconded by 11.fr
Lauiont, that Messrs. llreQaillan, Bryan,
Miller, Carrie and Isbister be a Striking
committee to name the standing coni.
mittees for the year 1900.
I Moved in ammendmeut by Mr. °ante-
- Ion, seconded by Mr. Morrison, that
NOTES No OWMZrS. I dieser& McKenzie, Byran, Lamout, Mc-
Quillau and McNaughton bo the Strik-
mg committee.
The Ontario teoverenteut is 1,repar- The motion carried, and the Council
egyr,6:10.,19RUD 1e72
IRE WOMAN TIES..
U. R. lete1407n, PCULIMIER /UM ruortuvron
THURSDAY. FEB. i, tilee,,
A MOTHER'S DUTY
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She should. Carefully Guard the
Health of her growing Daughter -
Der Future Happiness Depends
upon the Change from Girlhood to
Womanhood.
Every another should watch with the
greatest care the health of her growing
daughter, She is a girl to -day -to -mor -
new a woman. The happy health of
womanhood depends upon tine vital
change from girlhood. When nature
makes new demands upon her blood
flupply, you must build up her blood
witti. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Her
system is uuequal to that stain if her
back aches, if she is pale or thin, dull -
eyed or languid. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pille will melte her developementp eat
and regular -they will make er
stroug, happy, graceful woma». Mies
Eaerme Vtlaudre, St. Germ n, Que.,
ing to reedve lti0,0e0 immigrants this adjourned to meet in the evening at 7 30, says: -" Whtle atteuchne school illy
year, mei the department is already when the following report of committee health began to give way I suffered
active with the arrtiagetnents. wee adopted, and Council adjourned: from headaches and d' mess. mY
petite left me and I g w pale as a corpse.
The voting is practically over and as a Executive and Special -Messrs. Miller, As the doctors did not help um any my
result of the general election the Liberals Ferris, Grieves, Bryaus, Isbister. father got me a supply of Dr. Williams'
will find themselves at the meeting of Finance and Education-Dressre. Gar- Pink Pills. Before I had used two
the British Rouse of Commons, with a diner, Doig, facQuillan, Carrie, l'ileKen- boxes tleriwas i .r aeut aud
whetaitaNnT:10ozeuvas
majority of over SO above all the other zie. again in perfect health. I believe all
Road aud Bridge and County Proper- weak girls will find new health if they
ty - Messrs. Cantelon, Latnout, Mc- take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,"
Naughton, McLettll, Morrison. Thousands of growing girls, and
parties combined.
Christian the Niuth, the aged King of
of Denmark, dean of the crowned heads
of Europe, father of King George of
Greece, of Qaeen Alexandra of Great
Britain and Ireland, and of the dowager -
Empress 'Maria Feodorovna of Russia:
grandfather of King Melton the Seventh
of Norway, and or Nicholas II of Russia,
and related by blood or marriage to moat
of the Earopeau rulers, died with start-
ling suddenness Mouday afternoon. The
secession of his successor, Priuce Fred-
erick, Ms eldest son, who will be known
as Frederick the Eighth, was proclaimed
on Tuesday.
Canada's trade agent in Unnohester
states that the exports of butter frora
Montreal for the season. just closed
atuonuted to 573,410 packages, being an
increase of 83,419 packages over 1904 and
235,172 over 1903. Good prices were re-
alized right through the season, the aver.
age advauce over the year previous be-
ing twelve to fourteen shillings per cwt.
.A. much better market for Canadian
creamery batter has existed this year
than ever before. The quality bas been
satisfactory, and at no time in the sea, -
son has there been so much butter stor-
edias in former seasons.
Alter one of the most remarkable
political campaigns ever waged in King-
ston, Edward J. B. Pense, the neseated
Liberal member in the Ontario House,
succeeded Monday in again defeating D.
M. Mciatyre, Conservative, and winning
a bye -election against the Whitney Gov-
ernment. The total vote was :-Pense,
Equalization -The whole Council. thousands of women owe health and
happiness to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Warden's Committee -Messrs. 'Miller, They keep the blood rich and pure and
Isbister, Bryans, Gardiuer. regular. They banish headaches and
House of Refuge -Messrs. McKeazie, sideaches and backaches, and they bring
the rosy glow of perfect health to pale
Ferris, IlloQuillau. and sallow cheeks. But you must get
MOND DAY -TVESDA.Y. the genuine with the full Dame, "Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People,"
Judge Holt was appointed to the
Poi* on the wrapper around each box. Sold
tion of trustee of the Goderich Collegi- by all medioine dealers or sent by mail
ate Institute, vacated by the death of at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,60
the late Dr. Ure. by writing The Dr. 'Williams' Medicine
Go., Brookville, Ont.
The following reports were sent to
commitees named : Inspectors Tom,
and Robb, to Education; Gaolers' aud CHURCH NOTES.
Inas:trance, to Property; County Com. • Rev. Mr. Stevenson, of Kuox College,
missioners, and Mr. Roberta on the Bay. Toronto, preached in St. Audrew's Pres -
field work, to Road aud Bridge; Tress's
and Registrar's, to Finance. Tenders
for county printing; letter from Sheriff
and Inspector, West Huron's Women's
Iustitute, Good Roads Association, Na-
tional Sanitarium, Prisoners' Aid, Huron
Rifle Leagu.e, Hospital for is Children,
and letters from Municipal World, all to
Executive. The following were sent to
the Special committee; Communications,
re proposed changes iu County Councils;
tuberculosis; re the repair of highways,
aud re monopolies.
The resignation of Rev. Joseph Elliott
as Collegiate Institute trustee was sent
to Education committee. .a communi-
cation from A. M. Todd, re Grand
Orange Lodge meeting in Goderich, to
Property committee; letter from the
Star, and a large number of accounts
were sent to Finance. Co mmuuications
from the Trustees Association, Guelph
2,097 McIatyre, 2,003. This is a total; Collegiate Iustitnte, were sent to Educe -
of 4 160, or 300 less than was polled a tion committee. A letter from Perth
year ago. As the registered vote was County and one from Messrs. Duff and
aver 300 less than last time, it is an Stewart, of Bluevale, were sent to Road
evidence that a pretty full vote was and Bridge.
polled, notwithstanding that no vehicles The following communications were
were hired, and that whatever money laid on the table: W. H. Gundry and
was In evidence was of decidedly small Jno. Yule, for the position of High Con -
811140116. *table; P. CantleIon, R. A. Garrick, U.
Thos.) who talk about "revolts" Black, N. Robson, W. dreCrostie, W.
among Liberals should first see to their McKercher and Mr. Govenlook, for the
own party. They have a nominal leader position of Auditor, and 3. H. Cameron
who hes practically no following. W. and W. J. Moffat for the position of
P. McLean is in open revolt against him
in Ontario, F. D. Monk, the Quebec
leader, and practically the entire Quebec
Conservative party are holding aloof,
and even in Nova Scotia Mr. Bordeu has sons in jail, one female and fourteen
been openly repudiated and is still abso- males. The woman and seven men had
Jute's, ignored. When the Oppositiou been committed for vagrancy, 4 for theft,
press sets its own house in order it will 1 for lareency, 1 on a charge of- horse
be in a better position to offer sngges. stealing, and 1 for insanity.
tions to the Liberal party, which, it need The County Registrar's returns for
not be added, is strong in the confidence 1905 allowed total instruments registered
County Exatniner, Chief Constable D.
C. McKay tendered his resignation,
which wns duly accepted.
The jailer's report showed fifteen per-
byterian Church on Sunday last.
Next Sunday, Rev. D Perrie, of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, will ex-
change pulpit work with Rev. J. J.
Hastie, pastor of Belgrave and Calvin
churches.
Pastor Fitch's subject next Sabbath
evening in the Baptist Church "The
Young Man Claimed." The song ser-
vice in connection with each evening
service is proving very interesting,
eive Stook MarketEi.
Toronto, Jan. 30 -There were none too
many cattle offering to -day at the City
Cattle Market, and, with a good demand
all round, the market was steady at the
advance of the latter part of last week,
and very firm for choice butcher cattle.
The latter are still very name. The de.
mend for choice butcher heifers and
steers is very active, the supply being in
no wise equal to the needs of the whole-
sale butcher trade.
Good butcher cows are firmer, selling
at $3.50 to $3.70 for heavy cows of good
quality. Prices of medium butcher
cattle are steady all round. Choice
butcher picked heifers were selling at
24.50, but not enough of these to be had.
Good to medium and fair, $3.90 to 34.15.
Common cows and canners easy at the
low range. There were a few export
cattle offering, and there is a steady de -
mend for anything choice. Good loads
sold at $4 60 to $4 85.
Stookera-The market is quiet for
stockers, with not many offering. Prices
steady at around $3.25 up to 33.75 for
weights ranging from 700 to 1,000
pounds.
Feeders -Good heavy feeders and
short -keep steady at 84 to $4.40.
Lambs-Markeb very firm and higher
for grain -fed ewes and wether. Sheep
steady.
Hogs -The hog market took a turn for
the down grade to -day, best selectsbe- -
of the people, as events will soon demon- 4,110. Paterns 1, deeds 1,531, mortgages ing quoted by Harris at $6 85 and lights
atrate.-Halifax Chronicle. 998, wills 200, leases 9, abstracts famish-
ed 1,139, naeehanics' liens 39, other in -
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL. struments 370. The gross fees as 35,-
851.80, as against $5,757.60 for 1904. The
and fats at 39 60. Prospects are lower.
Run -Total arrivals for today were
60 cars, with 811 head of cattle. 1,340
sheep and lambs, 750 hogs and 108 calves.
Mr. H, Pringle bought 19 butcher
Business Transacted on Tuesday and payments were to registrar, $2,123 46, to cattle, 900 to 1,100 pounds at 33.50 tet
Wednesday. deputy, $1,200, to staff and stationery
$1.252 83, and to the county 31,270 51. The following are the quotations:
Per 100 lbs.
(Goderich Star.) Erporters' cattle -
There were 947 mortgages regiatered of
Piaked 34 85
34 50
Light 2 75 3 50
Bulls 3 50 4 00
The jaunary session of t e nay the given value of $1,485,231.20, of
Council opened on.Tuesday afternoon, which 12 were for a nominal amount,
and after the roil of raembets had been 428 under $1,000, 265 ander $2,000, 219
caned, dresses McNaughton and Cants- nnder 35,000, and 23 over $5,000.
Ion nominated Conn. Hugh Spackman Mr. Govenlock, reeve of Mellillop, ad-
- dressed the Council with reference to
for Warden, and there being no other
the bridge on boundary between Logan
and Marinate as did also ex -reeve T.
4 1
E Hays. The Road and Bridge cora.
ForLung _ mittee later on reported on the matter,
I and their report was adopted.
Colin Campbell addressed the
Council on behalf of the West Huron
Feeders -
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards 3 75
Stock Steen- 3 25
" Heifers, .4. ... , 2 60
Butclaars -
Mlift?rn” 4 25
3 58 4 50
400
Milk tows 40 00 Zi5 00
Beat 0.85
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Lights 6 60
Sheep -
Exert ewes ...... '4 4 50
1906.
SWOON
US PEOPLE
tw TA NNW. 14 LOTHROP
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SIR THOMAS SHAIJOHNESSY
Photo by Nottnon. Montreal
President of the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
To be the guiding spirit of a great railway company, with a firm hand on
the lever of a thousand phases of the work, requires long, practical, thorough.
experience, splendid executive ability in choosing and handling men, and a quick
mind to decide vital issues on the moment if need be, Sir Thomas G. Shaugh-
nessy has these essentials and more; he is a tireless worker, a man of energy and
enthusiasm, a keen common sense that, cuts Gordian knots of difficulty with ease,
and a prodigious memory that is always ready on the instant.
He was born in Milwaukee, Wis., of Irish parentage in 1853, and after taking
the usual course in the public schools had a little Supplementary smoothing. down
and polishing in a business college, and was then ready at sixteen to begin the
battle of life. He entered the kindergarten of railroading in his first position
in the purchasing department of the Milwaukee and St. Paul road, and it was
not long before it was recognized that he had a good business head firmly set on
his broad shoulders; and with constant purpose and undaunted determination
he worked his way, never looking at the clock nor stinting his efforts, until h
1879, et the age of twenty-six, he was general store -keeper of the road.
In 1882, Sir William Van' Horne, another alumnus of this railroad which
was a splendid college of training and experience, resigned from the Mileemkee
and St. Paul to assume the management of the Canadian Pacific. He had been
keeping close tally on Mr. Shaughnessy's work; he realized his possibilities and
was confident that the young man was broad-guage enough to be equal to larger
opportunities, and took hinito Canada as .general purchasing agent. Two years
later lie won, by his ability, the post of assistant general manager, later becoming
aseistant to the President and in 1801 was made Vice -President and elected a
director, and in 1S08 when Sir William Van Horne retired from the presidency,
the opportueity of his life, the climax of the rosiest dreams of his ambition etune
to Mr. Shaughnessy when he was made President -the kindly autocrat of the
Canadian Pacific.
In October, 1001, his old folks at home in 'Milwaukee were roused from sleep
one night by a 11W$svnger with a telegram. In trembling fear his father opened
the envelope and with wonder and delight read aloud these words•from one of the
great railway kings of the western hemisphere: "You may be gratified to know
that His Majesty has conferred on me the honor of knighthood. One owes a great
deal to a good father and mother. T. G. Shaughnessy.
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CLEARING SALE
Our Big Stock Reducing Sale has been in full
[11] swing for over a, week, and so far,it is a grand success,store
g crowded with eager purchasers. People come in
droves for miles and miles to participate in the grand dis-
1 tribution of "Big Store Bargains."
This great Bargain Giving Sale lasts for balance of
the month. We will close it on jan 3ist. So do not delay
gi but come while the sale is on and secure as many of the
11 bargains as you can. Terms cash or trade.
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Bargain Prices Bargain Prices
Men's Overshoes, reg. $1.60 for .99 Ladies' Silk 0311ara .25 & .35 " .19 5
.99 " Stray Lock Combs .25 " .05
4, 44 " 1.50
A,I 11 " 200
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Mao's Heavy Rubbers 1.60
Le a " 2.00
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Occrr MBoayne's, Leggings reg 1.75
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Women's "
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Men's Long Beets " 3.50
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Men's Hockey Boots " 2.25
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4:1 Boys"' it it 1.90
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11 Men's & Boys' Caps reg .90
.. 0 44 Lt .75
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0. it «4 It ti .60
131 It 41 tl 41 .25
Di Girls New Tains " .50
r) Childrens' Hoods " .50
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" 1.30 " Hern-Stiteh Elkfs .5 7 " .25
" 1.30 Men's Cambric Hkfa .5 8 " .25
" 1.60 Dress Gaods,per yard reg 1,25 " ,75
" 2,00 '' .4 .. .90 )1 .57
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" '75 Ruffs, Sates etc
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" 2.50
" 2.00
" 1.80
" 1.48 Bargains in Carpets
Heavy all -wool Carpet 1.10 " .87
" .85 " .67
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" .57 " Maims " .50 " .39
" .38 Brussels Carpet 1:9000 .7709
" .10 Tapestry Carpet
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40 00 " 30 00
38,03 " 23.50
12 00 " 8.95
10.00 " 7,38
7.00 " 5 25
5.00 " 3.75
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reg 10.00 " 7.50
" 00 " 6 65 97 piece Dinner Sets
" 7.50 " 505
" 7,00 " 3.98 "
" 5.00 " 8.78 China Tea Sats
" 3.75 " 2.83 10 piece Toilet Sets
.60 " .47 a
.50 " .39
12.00 " 9.00
10.00 " 7 50
8.00 " 6,00
5 00 " 4,00
2.25 " 1.88
We ate sole agents for the celebrated SCRANTON COAL, o
which has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, Cannel and 'fe
Domestic Coal, and Wood of all kinds, always on hand. 4
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We will honestly sell our fill° stock of furniture at cost price for 60 E
1 days as 978 have twice too much stook to carry over winter, special ent prices c
%- on Parlor Sails, Pettey Rockers, Couches, Sideboards.
Now is the time to bay furaitare for spring, don't be afraid to all and i
see for your salves. Don't be disappointed it mat calling.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
WINGHAM.
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rouL 1 es Women's Institute, and asked for a sptfinsgy nib
. ,. , btatement froth St. Mary' Collegiate
i Institute foe coat of pupile, from. this
Ayers Cherry Pectoral ter-
tounty, in attendance, was referred to
tartly cures toughs, colds, :tgeoutive cominitte6.
bronchitis, consumption. And ''
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450
grant to such institute. Calves, ea& .....
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Mr. V'. M. Roberts met the Connell
it certainly strengthens weak ;107:carters to his report on the concrete
throats and weak lungs. el:1nm. At the c011einsion of
= There can be no mistake about his stater:
thankt ro the gentleman for the %le rt°ar-
your own .dottor will say so.
this. You know it is true. And 111°Qnillan 2;over18.hterit?tz.:.at and
rdtion given to the Council. Carried.
pa bast kind of a teeth:soid-
ow A coror The report of the County Valuators
i.orposie 1 was presented, and Mr. Leckie address-
., uteinjawr;4.t1.. - ed the Council in reference to the report.
7 SARtAtetettea. Col. Young and Captain Gond*. ad -
tiersZittgittioi. dressed the Council reference to grant
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to the 33rd Regiment, and the matter
SSW *brutal/A orto, our stkuctuoi. was sent to Rxecutrre eotornittee.
1.1111111,1 The council thenadjourned 10 meet at
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thUs attgkft p000very, 110 #1. M. thutsday.
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VitniGitAtt MAIM= 11ZPOUTS
Wingham, Jan. 24th, 1306
Flour pet 100 Ms 2 25 to 2 75
Fell Wheat 0 76 to 0 73
Oata, 0 32 to 0 34
Barley .... . ....... - .46 42 to 0 42
Peas 0 65 to 0 6a ;
Buckwheat . 0 55 to 0 551
Batter „,,,, ... e ... „ 0 22 to 0 22
Eggs pot doz 0 22 to 022
Wood pet cord . 260 to 300 1
Hay , l'rer tort.. ... 2 .. 6 00 to 7 00 .
Potat.oes, i:kr bushel. . . . 0 35 to 0.402 i
Tallow per lb .•.. . • dr ....• 0 04 tO 0 0
Lard
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0 05 to pool
0 26 to 0 261
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Dried Apple tt per lb
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Tterkeys per lh 0 13 tet 0 1
Ducks ......••.“4•• 0 08 to 0 1
°Mekong! 0 08 10 0
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Winter Resorts
In F eb r u a ry
California, Mexico, Florida,
Cuba, offer attractions diffi-
cult to find in atiy other part
ot the world. Delightful, rest -
Ail, health teetering climate,
Inxtirions hotel,
Round trip Tourists tickets
are on sale daily to all South.
ern resorts.
The Motint Clemens Mineral
Baths, and St. Catherines,
Mineral Springs, situated on
our direct line. are celebrated
for their curative Waters.
Try it.
Pot ttekets and full informa-
tion call on L Ilarold, Depot
Agent, or J. D. MCDONALD,
District Pashenger Agent, To.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
REASONS
WFIYYOU should
via C. P. R.
TRAINS at convenient hours to all
oints. Atlantic to Pacific,
EQUIPMENTtitS•to-date in every
respect; built for
comfort.
SLI "AD have earned.
ee an enviable
reputation for their hilarious hppoiht-
mentq and modern conveniences.
DINING CAPS 4/re unei"Ile41
tor exco tante Of
service OA attendance.
Is made from the finest Nova Scotia wool,
which is famous for its softness, strength and
elasticity, not found in any other wool in the
world. And Stansfield is the only Underwear
in the world made from it.
Warm Enough
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It is knitted to defy 40 and 5o degrees below
zero, without being heavy or clumsy. It is
made for the Canadian people, to protect them
against the Canadian climate. Imported Un-
derwear is all right for England but not car
Canada.
The very thing
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When working all day in the cold, ordinary
underwear is not warm enough, but Stansfield
being in special weight and knitted in a pecu-
liar way is just what he wants. All sizes and
weights, to suit anybody and everybody, tall or
short, stout or slim.
Every garment fully guaranteed Your money
back if it shrinks.
Wear them this winter and you always will.
Come in and see them.
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