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THE WINGIIDI TIMES F.EENUT .R1 1, 1906,
—In an Q. H. A. hockey game played BACON HOG PRODUCTION
at Clinton on Tuesday evening, Cliutou
e -There are 94 inmates in the House wolf from Henxall by a score of 10 to 2. If the bacontrade of Canada is to con -
Cf Refuge at Clinton.
—Wingham L 0. L leo. 704, meets.
tomorrow (friday) evening.
—Band coucert in the Opera House,
on friday evening of this week.
—Inspector Robb is making his official
'visit to the Wingham school this week.
--Attend the baud concert in the Opera
house on Friday evening of this week.
--Mr. J. g• Swert5 lik'ipped a calloa4?
of (Aimee and driving horses to Bran-
don an 'Wednesday.
—The Bank of Hamilton will open a
branch office at Tiverton, Mr. M, Bar-
ter will be the manager.
--The annual meeting of the irowick
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will be held
ha Gerrie, ou Friday, February Oth.
—On another page of this issue will
be found the report of Iuepector Robb,
affecting the schools of East Huron,
—Piper McDonald and Miss Mabel
McDonald will take part in the Scottish
concert at Derham on the 9th of Feb.
'nary.
-Mr. John McCool, of the Loudon
Collegiate Institute has been appointed
Inspector of Public Schools for East
Bruce.
.Ca a8tts. colds, hoarseness, and other thrust
silmeuts aro quickly relieved by Cr(solcne
ablets. ten cents nor box. All •'.••a:rists
—Organizer Rampolin, of the Wood -
seen of tbe World, will spend a couple
of ween<s in Wingham in the interests of
Camp National.
—The Town Council will hold the
regular monthly meeting next Monday
evening. One of tbe matters to be dealt
with is the High School question,
—Messrs, Currie & Rintoul shipped a
car Ioad of horses this week to Indian
Head, N.W.T. Mr. 3. C. Currie went
ah chart's and will stay in the West for
fete wreetsnt
—Leaning Town—Doing to Clinton,--
A.R. South has rented H. Plnmsteel's ' DELICATE FROM BIRTH.
store in Clinton and will locate there in
,i few weeks. Big sale now on in order
to reduce the stock.
—At Harriston on Tuesday evening in tlnua to improve it ie .peces:sary tit hog
a Northern League hockey watoh, Alar• raisers :Adhere to the claws of animals
riett n Wen from kallnereten, SOPS 7, tr;ost wetted to the requirements of the
to ca. I British markt t.
--Tire editor of the Tree fahas received In itis ps<odllottA t?i Bogs 03 the lord
a complimentaryBoys'
At florae
ticket for the Homo t e Canada Cannot compete auocesS ani
Old Boys At Hometo be held in Toronto d p y
an February 16th. with the United States. A visit to the •
Mre and Vas. C. Kueehtel spent a few asleep Stock Yards and to western
days in Lucknow visiting with Mrs. cattle feeding centres affords ample ovi•
Icueohtel's parents. Mrs. Kuechtel'a duce of this, A large proportion of the
father, who is over 85 years of age fell cattle are tett Oil Ona, and or 04.1.4 corn. -
from the loft of his barn and was severe- , 1' i
1y injured, but is now improving, ktcrd6d with these aro hogs that thrive
—Township oO on8i18 will sheet a9 to,. and fatten on the nndig sted corn left by
lows:—Turnberry, at Clerk's bice, the steers. These hogs constituting a by-
Biuevale, on Monday, February Sth; product of cattle feeding are produced
Morris, in Township Hall, Monday` ata cost much lower than pork can be
February 5th:East Wawanosh,in Clerk s
nttice, Thursday, Febrnery 8th; West raised 111 Canaria. All United States
Wawaaoele, Monday, February 12th. hogs are not fed in this way but a large
—The congregation of the Wingham proportion of them have, at least advan-
Baptist Church bas beau fortunate to
securing Mrs. W. T. J. Homuth us or-
ganist for their church. Mrs. Homuth
is a graduate acid medalist, in her year,
of the Ontario Ladies College. Whitby.
We are sure she will give every satisfao•
tion in her new position.
—R F Stupart, director of the Do-
minion Meteorological Service, reports
that duiiug the last seventy-three years
there have been 14 winters of a decidedly
mild type, Amoug them that of 1841.2
was the mildest, having average tem.
perature of 30 5 for the four months,
December to March, inclusive.
—Mayor Robertson of Walkertou re-
fused to eigu the orders passed at last
meeting of the council because there
were no available funds. The council
has alto decided to cut the salaries of its
officials as follows: treasurer from $375
to $325, clerk from Pi 0 to $200, assessor
$150 to $100, collector $150 to $120, town
constable $350 to $300, uight watchman
from $4&5 25 to $401,50.
—At the meeting of the Huron county
conned last week, the resignation of D.
C.
county was accepted, and Major W. H.
lnude', of Qoderich. was appointed in
his stead. Mr. IIIoKSay was compelled
by iIiuese to relinquish n naaitig;l Whitt; the Qlie§ter White or the DUroc Jersey
he bas filled with Pigtiit % iii.', credit fol'
many years, and bis successor eau he
depended on to znaintaiu his high stand-
tags of cheap cora, than which there is
no better feed for producing fat bogs of
the lard type. Let the Canadian farmer
go back to the thick, fat type of hog, as
soiree talk of doing beoause they feel
they have a gtievauce with the packer,
audit will not be long before the price
of Canadian bacou will have fallen to a
level with the United States product
which is usually from ten to fifteen
shillings per hundred and twelve pounds
lower than the quotations for Canadian
"Wiltshire" sides.
It seams to be very generally supposed
that pork is more cheaply and easily
produced from hogs of the thick, short
Aniericau breeds than from the three
English breeds wbich are favored for
bacon production. Why such a belief
should be so general is difficult to under-
stand as repeated tests conduoted at
various experiment stations have shown
McKay as higli constable for the that hogs of the Yorkshire, Berkshire
and Tamworth breeds produce pork as
cheaply as those of the Poland China,
—Mr. H. Plumsteel will hold a sale of
Shorthorns and grade cattle at his farm,
one mile south of Clinton, on Wednes-
day, Feb. 14th. See adyt. in another
column for particulars.
—Mr. James T. Nichols, Collector of
Inland Revenue at Walkerton, for many
years, died on Friday from pneumonia.
Mr, Nichols was 73 years of age, and had
been a revenue officer for 32 years.
Sore Throat and Coughs
A simple, effective and safe remedy for all throat
irritations is found in
Cresolone Antlsept1c Tablets
They combine the germicidal value of Creselencwith
the soothing properties of slippery elm and licorice,
itOc. Alt Druicists 4W
—T. H. Race, of Mitchell, former edi-
tor of the Recorder, has received official
-notice that he has been slated as a com-
missioner to the New Zealand Exhibi-
tion to be held the corning fall. He
will leave in June.
—A special meeting of the Town
Council was held on Friday evening of
last week wheu the contract for the
building of the new bridge at the mill
dam was awarded to Mr. W. H. Rintoul,
Mr. Rintoul will commence the work at
once.
—Mr. Robt. Lockhardt and family
have moved to town from West Wawa -
nosh. Mr. Lockhardt recently pur-
chased Mr. W. H. Hele's property on pie, for a few days last week.
Catherine street. The Trees heartily alias Johnston is one of the latest ar-
welcomes this family as residents of rivale in the commercial department of
"Wingbara, the Wiugham Business College.
This= week we have had more sea- Mr. Roland Hough left on Tuesday
for Hope, North Dakota, in company
'sonable weather, being much colder, with hie uncle, Mr. Gordon Jefferson.
but we are still without the snow. Last
In three words—"delicate from birth
—is expressed a world of amens,
fered by mothers whose babies
a bad start in lite. For babie•
ish cT
ailing, peev ss and un a
their food, Baby's Own `
valuable. They act al:
and change cross
smiling, happy
Munroe, Sintalut N.W.T.. says:—"I
have used Baby's •wu Tablets for two
years and would not like to be without
them. They have changed our weak,
sickly baby into a fat, healthy little girl.
I can warmly recommend the Tablets to
other mothers." And mothers have an
absolute guarantee that the Tablets con-
tain no poisonous "soothing" stuff, or
harmful drug. They are absolutely safe
and always do good. Sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25c a box by writ-
ing, the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
pee
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vho are
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lets are In-
st like magic,
eh children into
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PERSONAL.
Mr. Hngh Ross leaves to -day on a trip
to Brandon.
Mr. Wm. Knechtel left on Friday last
for Fergus, where he will live with his
daughter.
]lir, H. B. Elliott is in Toronto attend-
ing the annual meeting of the Canadian
Press Association.
Miss James, of Sylvan has been visit-
ing for a few weeks with friends in
Wingham and Turnberry.
Mr Murton Hart of town, has com-
menosd a course in telegraphy in the
Wingham Bnsiness College.
W. 3 Paul. M. P., for Addington,
was visiting his cousin, Mrs. C. Gilles -
Mr. Wm. Robertson left last Friday
'week a number of farrsersin this section , for his home in Nanton, Alberta, after
^were plowing, and one could hear the i spending two weeks with old friends in
frogs. These are out of the ordinary for 1 Wingham.
ilia last week of Januar Ur. 'W. Nicholson and bride, of Syl-
y van, were visiting for a few days at the
Patrick MnI hy, a barber of Sea- home of the Tatter's uncle, Mr. W. P.
forth, wa3 struck and killed by a Grand
Trunk train near the:stntion at Stratford.
It is believed that he stumbled in front
breeds. In the tepinion of Prof. Day of
the Ontario Agricultural College, who is
foremost among authorities on bacon
production, the lusty, growthy pig of
the bacon type is the most eaonemicai
pork•maker we have, especially when
reared, as bacon hogs should be, largely
on such foods as roots, soiling crops and
dairy offal.
There is muck difference of opinion re-
garding the cost at which hogs fit for
market can be produced, and there is
probably as much difference between
the cost to one feeder and the cost to an-
other as between these opinions. Under
general conditions the production costs in
the neighborhood of five dollars per
hundred pounds on an average. In
summer under favorable conclitions the
cost may be somewhat lessened, but in
wiuter pork can hardly be produced at
the figure mentioned. At, in all other
lines of production the cost will vary ac-
cordite;
o
cording to the character of the animals
fed and the amount of intelligence ex-
ercised by the feeder.
Taking one year with another the
Canadian farmer on good land who un-
derstands crop growing and hog raising,
can uudoubtedly raise hogs as cheaply
as the figures quoted, and pro-
bably for less. He will keep only such
sows as produce large lusty litters of the
right type. He will grow such pasture
and soiling crops as clover, alfalfa, rape,
vetches, mangels, sugar beets and such
coarse grains as yield the greatest numb-
er of pounds of hog feed per acre. In
other words he will manage his opera-
tions in such a way that will return him
the greatest return in hogs per acre of
laud, and in so doing will learn to re-
) duce the cost of raising hogs of the best
'type to a minimum.
I Live Stock Branch,
Dept, of Agriculture.
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DOErt.
$100 000
DISPERSION' SALE
One Hundred Thousand Dollars to!$t��d���
loan on Farm Property at ;D per tee33
Outing the nest two menthe.
Wha pity isnot coulpanits til• and 61
per cent.? —A'r •
TiILT,SIDF, STOCK FARM
A B N E D COS N S London Road, 1 mile s' . th of Clinton,
Grade Battle,
Insurance, Loan and Estate
agent.
WINGHAM,
-- AT THE --
OpeI•a House, Wingham
ONE NIGHT ONLY
SATURDAY, FEBBUARY�3Ird
The big musical proctors: on
The Gose Gins
25 OPLE
Ladies' Band and Orchestra.
AU special scenery.
See the big parade at 12, noon.
A neat, refined show, oatering to ladies
and children as well as the gentlemen.
PRICES, - 250, 35c, 500.
Plan now open at Walton MoKibbon's
drug store.
C. J. MAGUIRE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT
Accounts Rents and Notes Collected. Con
vevanoing none,
OFFICE --In Vanstone Block.
Open Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock.
FARM FOR SALE
One of the best fauaa:Y 18 the Township of
being lot :land partof lot 4 inthe
Turnberry, R o t t
7th con., containing 107 acres, alt Bleared ex-
cept 4 acres of hardwood bush. This farm is
y fenced and drained and the land a
well Ye ice l inbleb
state of enitivntion. There is about 70 acres
under grass and 814 acres of good fall wheat
and a largo orchard. Running water, conven-
ient to the buildings, and open the whole year
round, supplies the stock with water. The
barn is a large frame barn with stone founda-
tion and cement floors for cattle and hogs.
The house is large and comfortable with an
excellent cellar and cistern. Two lane kilns
and a limestone quarry are on the premises.
The farm is 0 miles from Wingham and 4 miles
from Wroxeter, 1;., miles from church and 1
milo from a post ollice. This farm will bo sold
on reasonable terms as the proprietor is going
West. For further particulars apply on the
premises or address Gleufarro8' P. O.
D. FRASER,
Me(n.:,.oa—In Culross, ,n January lath,
the wit.' of Mr. Alex. McGregor: a daughter.
DIED
ABRAHAM—III Wingham, on January 20th,
Thomas Abraham, aged Ott years.
Wom1-1n Turnberry, on January 20th,
Robert Wood, aged 59 years and 0 months,
Griereon, anti with Mr Nicholson's Biosis—In Grey, on January Kith. George
uncle, Mr. Thos, James of Turnberry, She'., aged 77 years end8S inont is.
Mr. 3, 3. Cunningham, of the Western ,
Foundry Co., leaves this week for the
of the train. His body was badly mangl- West, on a business trip in the interests
ed. Mulcahy was a barber and well of the Company. He intends going
known t.s :a lacrosse player. through to the Pacific Coast, and -will be
absent five or six weeks.
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Purchsed '
the Steck
9ir:r.GltAv L
At the last regular meeting of Belgraye
Lodge, A.0 U. W., the following resolu-
tion of sympathy was passed and for-
warded to Bre. ,l'. L. Geddes;—
Dear Sir and I;zo.—We, the nietnbers
of lie?grave Lorlge, A O.U.W., No. 321,
of Books, stationery, Wall ? knowing of the death of your only
1 daughter, wish to tender to, you and your
Paper, ‘A, iifdow Shades, {' family our sincere sympathy. Knowing
Toy's, I_' alley Goods and 1 the circumstances of her short life we do
f not want, unfeelingly, to intrude in your
China from I F S S R S.1 grief. but with to express our sorrow
that her young life was so palufuI, and
convey to you our deep sympathy in
this your bereavement, trusting that
God, who doeth all things. well twill en-
able yori to rte his loving hanrl even in
this acre trial SILO comfort you with the
blessed hope of a joyful reunion, where
COOI'E R Co., I will be
prepared for the; next few
weeks to give extraordin-
ary bargalns in these
troods. A full liiie of pfirtiti; ie uulcLtown.
School Supolles
and Stationery
of the ftn€St quality al-
witys kept on hand.
Your patronage is respect.
fully solicited.
My Jesus as Thou wilt,
(]lr, may Thy will be done;
Into 'Thy hard of lovo
I would my all resign;
Throuc li sorrow or through joy
Conduct me aq Thine own,
And help rho still to say,
"My Lorin, 'Thy will be (lout,"
My ,tesns, as thou wilt,
.'hough seen through many a tear,
Let not my etar of hope
Grow dim or disappear,
Since Thou on earth hast wept,
And sorrowed oft alone.
If I lutist weep with Theo
My torsi, Thar swill be done.
Sgned ell behalf of Ilnijtray(o Lodge,
lletpectfuily joint,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that Albert Hughes of
the Town: -hip of Morris in the County of Huron
faun(', has made an assignment un t. H. 0.
1857 C. 147, of all h':, (,.tate, (•reditg, nd effeets
to A. I;, ril,utli, of the town of 'inghanr in the
County ofliuron.bw •er, for e; general lame -
fit of his creditors.
A meeting of his cilli s will be held at the
office of 1t. V'austol the town of Wingham,
on 1rular, the tint day of February, A. D.,
1000 at tiie hour of two o'cloekin the afternoon
to receive a statement of affairs, to appoint in-
speetyrs and fly their renumeration and for t1ir
ordering of the affair, of the estate generally.
Creditors are requested to file their claims
with the assignee, with proofs and particulars
thereof required by the said Aet, on or before
the day of tush meeting.
And natiee is further given. that after the
first (lay of March A. D., 1006, the Assignee will
pranced to distribute the assets of the debtor
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of tvhieli notit'e shall
then have Leen given, and that he will not be
tfable for the asset,: or any part thereof, so
distributed, to any person or persons of whose
(9anu he :wall not then have had holier.
Lied at Win:Main this til,.t day of ?nnuary
A. U. 11120. R. VANt4TONE
Solicitor for Assignee. -
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead R2gulafions,
Wednesday, Feb'y 14, 1906
29 Shorthorns, 12 Grades,
The Shorthorns aro good cattle and
well bred. Imported bulls have been
largely used.
Sale will commence sharp at 1 o'olock.
TERMS --4 months credit on approved
joint notes or 6e;, per annum off for cash.
THOS. GRUNDY, H. PLUMSTOEL,
Auctioneer. Proprietor,
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and get full particulars.
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FR1ictI11 LS.
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• Special attention paid to orders
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Any even numbered section of Dominion
Lands in Manitoba or the Northwest Provinces,
excepting 8 and 20, not reserved, may be home•
steaded by any person who it the sole head of
a family, or any male over 13 years of ago, to
the extent of one-quarter section of I00 acres,
more oe less.
Entry may be made personally at the local
land office for the district in which the land is
situate, or if the homestender desires, ho rosy,
on application to the Minister of the Interior,
Ottawa, the Commissioner of Immigration,
Winnipeg, or the Local agent, receive authority
for some one to make entry for him.
The homesteader is required to perform the
eonditions connected therewith under one of
the following plans :
11) At least six months residence upon and
cultivation of the laird in each year for three
years.
(21 If the father (or mother, if the father is
deceased) of the homesteader resides upon a
farm in the vteinity of the land entered for the
requirements as to residence may be satisfied
by such person residing with the father or
mother.
(3) If the settler has his permanent residence
upon farming land owned by him in the vicin-
ity of his homestead, the requirements as to
residence 31187 be satisfied by residence upon
the said mud.
Six months' notice in writing should be given
to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at
Ottawa of intention to apply for patent.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior,
N. B. --Unauthorized publication of this ad-
vertisement will not be paid for.
NOTICE T
CREDITORS.
7 .ties is lieretyfui ,n pursuant to R. S. O.
ehapt -r 129. .,r-•.:,�, that all persona having
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clais ago: t the r -tate of Mancini A1nn'nia
Long, late of the 'fowl of'.'inghum, in line
Conn; of ltot n, t„dew, deceased, u h , died
on or abort tb,• .i.:,t(:entlt day of lh,•,-utber
A. 1). au,. vas, re,p ire ti to send 101,04 prepaid
"i to dAil: •t' f, r the
T!iC,. . 1.•. en or 1 ei•(u•4' 1)10 si3th day of heb-
Diary A 1r 1 lsh Amir names, adu e-” s and
(10-0.'40101i and e u11 statemeet of particulars
of their t !aims at Attie nature of the n.eeurity
td any; held Dy Ben duly certified. and Clint
after the .:aid dlo: the I•::!aeutor5 will prceeed
to di.trtbut the . set of the dw, asrd oblong'
the n,rte'l e+ltitl .i thereto. having recardonly
tar tile (l i +e„ of t 113th they shall then luwe
I)a+, i s:i 4 r,«fid v o1 Janaaty. ieee.
11, VANfiTt1;NI:,
Wifieltaot
JUST ARRIVED!
A COMPLETE E: JCK OF
OvrcoaIings, �
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TROtsIsRINas AND VESTINOS.
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These are all of the latest designs
and ntaterials, and at prices that are
reasonable.
We have a special lin of
Black and Blue Sages
you ought to see.
Call and have a look through our
stook and see the Fashions for Fall
and Winter.
All you have to do is tell us howl'
yen Want your garment made, and
we make it that way,
Our Trimmings tiro of the beat.
Rohl. Marcell
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achiRe Shop
Having purchased the above business,
I am now prepared to attend to the
wants of the public in all kinds of
Machinery Repairing, Steam Fitting, eto.
W. S. ESTES
MACHINIST' J. W. K. VANNORIVIAN, DIVISIONAL SUPT..
Successor to W. G. Paton.
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ome Comfort
3tee Range
Manufactured by
Wroughl Iron Range Company, LId,-
TORONTO,
ONTARIO.
FOUNDED 1864. CAPITAL, $1,000,000..
The above is a cut of our improved pickle plate Range,
with handsome enamelled reservoir attached to water front in
fere box.
The Wrought Iron Range Co. have located one of their
divisions in Wingham and will canvas the surrounding country
frorn this place. f�
Boissevain, Man., Jan. 6th, 1906.
To whom it may concern:—
Four years ago I purchased a Home Comfort Range and have found
it splendidly adopted to our western wants. I know of dozens of my neigh-
bors who are more than pleased with the same Range, and this season the
company are selling twice as many as they did on their last canvas four
years ago. If you want the best buy the "Home Comfort."
(signed) JAS. A. PATTERSON.
Box 17, Boisaevain, Man.
Teoswater, San, 12th, 1906
I have used a Home Comfort Range for four years. It's the beet yet; don't
buy any other. I wouldn't take $100.00 for mine if I couldn't get another
just the same. (signed) ROBERT MARSHALL
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ANGES
AT $45.00 EACt-[
SEE THE
"HURON"
before buying any other. It is the best
value in Steel Range construction on the
Canadian market.
EveryRange e
uaran'
teed absolutely, Will brn wood or coal.
Extra large reservoir means abun-
dance of hot water. Made right in
your own County.
Read what pleased users say :
Blyth, PO., Jan. 10, 1906
Western Foundry Co., Ltd.,
Wingham, Ont.
Gentlemen:—
It
entlemen:---•It affords me much pleasure to be
able to recommend to any intending purchaser
your Huron Steel range. I have had one of
them in use for the past two years and daring
that time bade found it to give me the most
. perfect satisfaction on a minimum amount of
fuel. My wife states that elle would not ex-
change it for any make of range that she has
seen yet, in fact if she could not get another
one would not sell it at ring price.
'V'ety truly yours,
Christopher 3ohuson
lit ADE BY
he WESTERN FOUNDRY CO., Ltd, • Wingham, Ont,