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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-09-20, Page 44. THE WINGHAM TIES, SEPTEMBER 20, 1906 TO ADVERTISERS gentleman Anda scholar. If you fire NEW$ NATES, of the wife of your bosom and take an„ .....1••••••••Nonce of cage =net be left at this other to yourself, yon may get a term Mr, Henry Carscailen, U. P. 1'„ of oftaoe not later than Saturday noon. in thepenitentiarj; but if you are a may Ilam#1ton, passed away on Sunday after - The ooPT for changes must be left of means yon can lent a divorce petition noon. not Tater than. Monday evening, through the senate and eon can =eke Casual advertisement* accepted up your _choicest"; soon as your love wanes. Henry R. Watnpole, manufacturing fict nto0n Wodnesday of each week, There area few of the anomalies that chemist, committed anioide et New must puzzle the very devil. There is York. IIZBTABT•.ISHii}l 1e72 no doubt that the law winks at eta in Doha S, Dewar, for 45 yeare connected Iiieh pleoes and make* good the delin- with the editorial atali of The London c uenoies by making it hot for plebian Free Preis, died Sunday morning at bia B. =WOW. Prtarsaens AIAPnornmon offenders. residence, aged 62 years. Tut WINGIIIAN TIMES. Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Parties and the Press. Specialist, 870 Qaeen'a Avenue, London, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1906. (From the London Adv_rtiser.) 8 ssses doo supplied. Eaet of St. Andrew's Ohurah. G.-----.------- The other tendency noted by Mr. Mowat, the disappearance of the old. The Dominion government are hold - NOTES AND COMMENTS. time party organ, and the increasing lug several sales of pure.bred bacon hogs moderation of the tone of party scuffs- • in Qnebeo this autumn. These sales Taking a bird's eye view of -Canada, verse!in the press, is not so much to be will do mpoh towards aiding the bacou lumina watched it for the past seven deplored. The idea of many ardent idea in old Quebec. hav years flee slowly from its Rip Van politicians is that a party newspaper ex- The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Mc - Winkle rest, I am convinced that the ists to lash and stimulate party feeling. Farlene of Glamois, Ont., was the scene Dominion's day is just dawning and The slashing artiole is no doubt useful • of a pretty wedding, at ten o'clock on within twenty years there will be mil' in keeping alive the party spirit and the ; Wednesday, September 12, when their lions of people west of the lakes; that joy of conflict, but these are only excel- daughter, Isabel Christens, was united Winnipeg will be the second, if not the lent things when parties are divided up- in marriage with Mr. Melville E. Pea- flrat city in Canada, and that the big on principles. In this country issues cock of Toronto. question coming before Parliament will "arise from time to time which appeal to An experiment with young pigs at the be settled out there in the open where moral enthusiasm and justify vigorous Connecticut experiment station showed the warm ohinock is blowing, ixt. the polemics, but the questions with whioh ibat they did mule' better on milk with west. --Cy Warman in the Independent. parties in this country are concerned are 8 1 2 per coat, fat than on milk having The duty of an elected representative far the moat part of a purely administra• over 5 per cent. The best results were does not end with the Parliamentary five character, and do not call for a con - does secured with skim milk. Man session and campaigns. $e owes it to thieves fortissimo, y good farmers have raised fine calves on a diet his constituents to give a frequent ao- A certain amount of party cohesion almost exclusively of skim milk, count of his stewardship. This is and organization is necessary to the essential to the sustaining of that public proper working of our system of govern. interest whioh is the beat safeguard mens, and the party newspaper will al - against political deterioration. It is es ways have an important function while sandal that members meet their con- the syst+m endures, but it must have a stitnents frequently in public discussion, mind and conscience of its' own if it is and it is the duty of the rank and file to to command the respect of thinking respond with sustained interest and to people and exert any influence beyond Eben James of the Union Station, To- ronto, says that reports from England are not favorable for big apple prices this year. The first shipments have Miss Luau Pc inn RIM, SOLOIST Who will sing at the Fair Night Concert in Wingham Opera Rouse, Fr{iday Evening September " Lulu Potter Rioh, soprano soloist, of Brooklyn, is one of the singers whose return to America is a pleasure to chron. idle. After a period of study abroad, and many triemphs in concert work, Mise. Rich comes bank unspoiled, This highly cultivated soloist was an accom- plished artist before going abroad, where she studied with Signor and Mme. Ran - dagger. In England• her church and oratorio work were greatly admired. She is familiar with the Hebrew ritual, and has a notable and extensive repertoire. In her interesting press notices emphasis is laid upon her ' flexible, sympathetic, rich, true voice,' and the fact that ' she sings without the least effort,' " -- New York Sunday Press. gone forward and returns are not setts- " wINWFADi 3IABILET IMPORT'S factory. He says this is due to the fact i Wingham, September 13th, 1906 that the British Isles have enough fall , Flour per 100 lbs.... 2 25 to 2 75 freely express their views, whether in keeping the converted in the faith. it frail of their own to tide them through' Fall Wheat 0 76 to 0 76 approval or dissent.—Toronto Globe. can best serve its party by playing the and that Canadian fruit does not arrive Oats, 0 82 to 0 84 role of a candid friend. Professional in good enough condition to compete. f):arleyeas ......... fol 0 6 425 tto 0 o 0 6545 It is simply astounding the amount of time, expense and trouble that is politicians may chafe at this doctrine, -_-Buckwheat 0 55 to 0 55 and at the gring independence the Butter ...... .......... • • 0 20 to 0 20 required for the collection of legal finale- owepenene ofEggs per ioz 0 17 to 0 17 cial obligations. A. man may owe only press, but they have its full permission Very Liberal Offer. Wooper cord 2 50 to 8 00 25 cents, yet it will cost fifteen cents . to make more use of the public platform, Daring this fall and coming winter Hay , per ton6 00 to 7 00 worth of time, and a Frush volume of instead of looking to the newspapers to we are anxious to largely increase the Potatoes, per bushel new0 50 to 0 50 choice profanity to accomplish the cal- do all their fighting and defend their circulation of the TIMES and in order • Tallow per ib .... .... 0 05 to 0 06 lection of that trivial amount. People ovary action. that we may do so we have decided to , Dried Apples per ib 0 05 to 0 06 who are proud to see their names down send the TIaens to new subscribers to 1st , Live Hoge, per owt 6 30 to 6 80 in the church report of yearly donations FACTS. of January, 1908 for $L We can also' for s goodly sum do not scruple to 'send the TIMES and Weekly Globe to . shrink everyday collections, and cuss Old Iime plaster from wallamakees one new subscribers to January 1st, 1908for 010 HENS WANTED the long-suffering bill collector for an of the finest fertiiizars for hay crops, $1.65. This is a veryliberal offer, iv - abominable nuisance and an impertinent The largest cask used by the Admiral- Ing over fifteen months for the regular We pay the HIGHEST GASH PRIOIJS for live Old Hens, also Spring Chickens, Ducks, and all kinds of Poultry. Mention this paper. TRE Lard 0 15 to 0 15 pirate because he calls and presses the ty is a "leager" and holds 164 gallons. annual subset iption fee. If already a payment of his employer's claims. The The oldest trees in the world are Afri- subscriber, tell your neighbor about this offer or send the Turns to a relative or world is lacking in a sense of moral can baohabs. Oue is estimated to be obligation. There are people in this city 5,700 years old. friend. who haves reputation for, and pride Belgium grants a patent for a term of themselves upon it, never paying for twenty years; England for only fourteen Silo Notes anything if they can get out of it.— "Onlooker" in St. Thomas Times. years. The best dairy counties have the most Canada Poultry & Produce Co Only three British millionaires' estates Limited Sympathy for the people of Chili will were assessed for death duty in 1904. STRATk ORD, ONT. be increased by the courageous manner This - below t in whioh they have faced the recent silos. Twenty years ago the silo was almost unknown. terrible earthquake disaster. The ground A bad of new hay should weigh 19 had not ceased shaking under them ere cwt. 321bs. ; a load of old, from which they were at work, clearing the debris, the moisture is gone, 18 cwt. rescuingthe dead, protecting property British exports and imports from and from plunderers, distributing.food to the to India are now practically equal, being destitute, and preparing to rebuild their each about 37 millions a year, chattered homes. The admirable spirit France agenda two millions a year they hare displayed under the most ap- more on her army and navy than does palling of visitations has raised them Germany. Her expense for defence are greatly in the estimations of the outside nearly forty -fire million a year. world. This increased respect will have a good effect on the material prospects Med- of a people whose courage and self -re- Ke We Tah Ke Zhig, the Indian Med- liance have been so signally demoastrat- wine Man, has opened up an office in the gnu Y Meyer Block, Wingham, where he has a ed. They will not suffer in comparison full stock of herbal preparations. Al - with the people of San Francisco under ready those who have used his remedies like circumstances. Chili has always Winghatnhand ! v cinity have people the f been in the van of South American opportunity of securing the Genuine countries as a progressive and well -or• Indian; Remedies. He will be in his dered republic, somewhat aggressive, it , ones daily, Consultation free of may be on her neighbors, but remark- charge. ably free from shotgun politics. An exchange says that men are not, Big Sermons In Small Spaces Silos are as common as barns now. Putting up silage is like panning A 1 pasture feed for winter use. The silo is becoming popular and more commen every day. Put the ground right to work. again. It can furnish fall feed at Iast. Twelve dollars a ton for hay is strong evideuce that you ought to build a silo. Silage is more economically harvested stored and fed than any other roughage' Use a low wagon to draw the corn to the machine. Green corn is bard to load onto a high rack. Silage -fed cows winter better, give more milk and do better when put on pasture than others. If the silage moulds and decays on the top do not begin to worry. This seals up the rest ani keeps all that is ander it in prime condition. sent to jail for stealing but for not steal - Life grows as love is given. Pack the silage well at the sides. The middle will settle of its own weight, ung enough. Yon will get a year in His loss is greatest who refuses all but the contact with the sides of the prison if you steal a bicycle, but if you + loss. silo keeps it from settling around the steal a railway franchise you may get ,,, The hardest fortune of all is to find the outer edge. knighted. If yon don't move when an a fortane easily. officious constable takes it into his head You Cannot attain eminence by climb- that your are endangering your health , an the fence. by standing on the street corner, you 1 Temptation seldom wastes any time will probably get a tine of a dollar and costs, or languish for thirty days in !°0 a full heart. jail; but if you are an alderman or a Present achievement often is the foe member of Parliament you can call of full possibility. people names and still be thought a It's easy to think yon are serious when you are aoured. Charity becbmes bribery as soon as assulesinatassealatimumatimmi - you use it as a bait. e ctA little practise of religion curse a lot of philosophy about it. 'Faith is not faith until it gets into H . I your fingers and your feet. The largest moral muscles are not - those that move the tongue. r'""' it takes more than a heroin resolution There are four verses. Verse I. ' to resolve one into a herb. Ayer's Hair Vigor stops falling The strength of the vertebra does not hair. Verse 2. Ayers Hair depend on the starch in the eollar. _Vigor makes the hair grow.. w The roan who tear' don reputations = Verse 3. Ayers Hair ''Vigor always gets most of the dirt himself. cures dandruff. Verse 4. ; Amen tides not esteblish the tender. Ayer's Hair Vigor makes the -apex of his heart by the toftne0e of his scalp healthy, and keeps it so. - t head. THE BEST PLACE WINGHAM TO SECURE A Piano Organ Per`aigtenf MITtars. The Cow brat gives a pailful and a Half twice d dey when she first freab- ena may not be the most profitable OW in the herd. Another that gives only three-fourths of a pailful is pus- slbly makingore money, Tl profit• ableiless of tire milker depend0 Upon three things—the quality of the milk, the persisteae of its fiore d the amount. The second point is ifegitent ly overl000ted. Every cow should hai'e some time each year for a rest be- tween the ;inking periods. The cost that Is never dried up will hot last 'as long at the one which takes a rest of trona four to sit weeks. We ad- mire the persistent milker, blit she must be handled carefully by a capa- ble dairyman. Otherwise elle will be milked tip to the last day, thus sap- ping her vitality and abusing her abil- lty.---Klmbali's Dairy Petmer. Rearrest Calvre. Yn the first place too much emphasis cannot be laid on the practise of et dairy farmer always, ae fat ub pots- eiblebreeding and rearing hie own The triviaof herley is that it would Ilelfers, pdyiflg the gteatest attention It is a regular hair -food; this. is the real secret of its won- derful success. Thu best kind of a tertisbbuist-- "gold for over rtxtir bears.'. +daWra�e °,6.isi ilmt ro rieyl anti' 411 ers rat ildOltAt. to selecting calves from the best butter mike Boma men do their t in a producing cotes. The pr ak h ' h kin 11 odne i,eneso offer again. of :t herd tan be greetiq,1mproyed in a , i nvironnisnt may determine Cheese- few' years by this practice and there 10 I ter, but it depends on you to determine less rink of introduclhg dJsel.se, says tit environment. AnieriCeti 11 V& �avriter. 2'o flit OR IN Dissolution of Partners ) Sale AT .... "THE 1110 STORE;" WINGHAM, ONT. October 1 st to 131h --- Two Full .Weeks This is a genuine CLEARING 'SALE—no humbug. The partnership existing between Jno. Kerr and Jas. H. Kerr has been dissolved, to take effect on Oct. i, 1906. And consequently the stocmust be reduced one- half, and it must be done in two w - s. That means quick selling, but we ! can do it. Over $16,000.00. of goods now in stock All Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Boots and Shoes, Plain and Fancy Chinaware, " Glassware, Smallwares, etc.—nearly all new goods—must be Sold regardless of cost. This will certainly be the " Biggest Clearing Sale " ever held in Wingham. The largest stock of clean, new, up-to-date goods ever offered to the people of Wingham and vicinity at slaughter prices. TERMS—SPOT CASH OR TRADE. Goods will not be charged (during this sale) at reduced prices. Butter and Eggs taken as cash. Tub Butter will not be taken unless fresh packed an fit for table use. All accounts must be paid by cash or note at once, GOOD OATS WANTED. ,1 John & James H. Kerr. Violin IS AT DAVID BELL'S Terms to suit purchaser. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •NEWS • • • Biltolier Shop•• • • - • • T HAVE opened a Butcher Shop • • 1 in premises two doors north • of the Chisholm Block, and • • am fully prepared to supply the We Can suit you in prise, quality, • IP best of all kinds of style and workmanship. Fresh and Cured Yeats. • • Special attention paid to Orders • in la geq•.uafarmers and others for meat • � • Maxwell ��r �� • in large aantities. 11 (� i 1 • A share of yoar patronage is • r respectfully solicited. sM. DIAMOND.:, ••••••N• l.N•N•••NN•• • viillg1to 1;11fg3;13g%g ;Machinery Many people say they are "all nerves," easily startled or upset, easily worried and irritated. Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are just the remedy such people require. They restore perfect harmony of the nerve centres and give new nerve force to shattered nervous systems. HAVE YOU ORDERED YOUR NEW Spring Suit oR Overcoat If you haven't, it's high time you were thinking about it. We cordially invite you to take a look at what we are showing this spring in the latest weeds, Serges, Worsteds, Fane "Pestings, Trouserings, ete. the paces of old cows and those *h It's a good thing for the man r�rho prove unlucky or nnproflttble loan looks at the ono tna, hilt hoods to re. heifers to the number of one-third Or member dust On Basi Street the+partes bile fourth et the total htrd ova ill aro oo tla+ahesa�rt. r "1t41" 1St" - ... _ f , . - $ )))) 10#$$/)$$ TAILOR. Newspaper bargains. Repairing... 'We want to increase our aubseriptien ISA, and make the following liberal offers to new i ilbrcribera :— The Wingham Tine+ from noir �i K to January 1st. 1097, for • 'the meet t ata Weekly Globe gn to 4antinry let, 1907, for,y The Timta and weekly Bun, et TGronto, is JAn'y 1 t,1947, for The Time* ails b'Rmth* Herald Kirk to Janfatry i.t,1907, tor Subseribe at onto and sot � full bene, of thele offerg. Os* millet itiot,topeor eeeh euboeripttea. neve taken possession of the Wing. ham Machine Shop, on Victoria street, and engaged a Ant -claim mechanic who is competent to do all kinds of repairing of hrebhiug En*inea, 4rain Separator*, ratan Machinery, l ieye1en, etc. I will tow be is a politica to attend to ell work Of this hind on shortest notioe. ,When. your machinery needs repairing give Rae a call. Setisfactioatguaranteed. W. G. PATON. ��n���re�������r•���m� TYVVY IIVVVIIPvIMMIVI z ISti ► - 4 EA Summer Goods3 at Reucei Prices ► ► 1 PRINTS—Good variety of English and Canadian American Prints, fast colors, at 7c per yard. CHAMBRAYS—Pretty Chambrays, perfectly fast colors, for dresses, dainty colors, at 12rZC. Come and see our bargains in • Prints. t .43 C MERCILDAS--The newest dress goods for summer, ► guaranteed to retain its silky gloss and color after 4 e.washing. 1 MUSLINS---Americaa IVIuslin, fast colors, 5c and bc. i C SHIRT WAISTS Ladies' White- Lawn and Swiss 3 E-- Shirt Waists, beautifully embroidered and trimmed— 3 just a few odd sizes left, to be sold cheap. ELADIES' VESTS—All kinds, very cheap. 3. HOSIERY—Cotton Hosiery at any price. ' EMBROIDERIES ---Something very special ; regular 15c goods for roc ; roc goods for 6c., etc. SILKOLINES Regular 20c for r5c. Lovely goods for 1 draping purposes. ik C UNDERSKIRTS—Black Sateen Underskirts at cost. i Also, White Cambric Underwear at Cost. LACE CURTAINS, Dotted Muslins and Colored Curtain Muslins, Counterpanes, Towels, Plannellette Sheeting, and many other things to be cleared out *during July. Ours the saeriflce—yours the gain. Prodatto Taken filet 1iJrtitl. agoirkdoilmirioodaninamiogkormiorriosimil T. A. MILLS.