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TQ ADVERTISERS
*too of clta,nngea must be lett at this
4m041 not later tban Saturday noon.
Dopy far Oben-gee smcst 1* left
not later thaw lel.onday evening.
Casual advertiieurenteeaocepted up
uaoa Wednesday of each week
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TE'URSDA.Y. FEBRUARY 7, 1907.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Mr. Duncan 0. Ross, barrister, of
Strathroy, and gen of the ex -Premier of
Ontario, has been nominated by the
Libernia of We.t Middlesex to carry
their standard in the constituency, so
long and ably filled by hie illustrious
father.
The receipts of the Damiai3n post -
office department for the seven months
ending with tannery show as increase
of $04,273 over the same time in the
previous year. Total receipts for the
past month. were $4,819,929. Increase
for tho month of January, 1906, wag
$249,teen.
In reply to Mr. Graham, who asked
if the Government were considering
the question of amending the Local
Option clauses by removing the three
fifths clause, Premier Whitney said he
bad been watching the results of the
voting, and was satisfied that this con-
dition bad proved successful and efficient
in the working out of the Act, as it now
stands.
Tbe value of mineral output of Can -
ads in 1966 was, says the Director of
the Geological Survey, $6,0OO,003, and
in 1903 it was t7d,CC0,(0O. The exact
figures for 1906 are not yet available,
but they will, the Director says, be in
excess of those of last year. There has
been during the year an active demand
for asar1y ail mining prodgets, and the
higher prices realized, especially for the
mete and their ore% have not only help-
ed to increase the actual output, but
have stimulated development and ptos-
pecbng throughout the country.
The general. election in British Colum-
bia, en Saturday last, resulted in an em-
phatic endcrsation of the McBride Go.
vernment, which is now somewhat
stronger than in the last Legislature.
Mr. McBride entered the contest with 23
supporters as, against 16 Liberals and 3
Sala istatbonghtheiatterteenysupport-
ed the Gsvernment and kept it in power
in the early days of its existence. He
emerges from the struggle with 25 or 26
supporters in. a House of 42. The Liberals
are 14 or 15, and the Socaiists 2. Mr° J.
A. nt' donald, theleader of the Opposi-
tion, who is a nephew of Dr. P. Macdon-
ald, of Wingham, was elected m Ross- Rev. W. 0. Riddiford, of Hamilton
iand_by a good majority. has accepted the call to become pastor of
the Mt. Forest Baptist Church.
Rev- T. D. Forward, pastor of the
Dofferin Street Baptist Church, Toronto,
The thirty-sixth annual meeting of will conduct the services in the Wing -
the Domini -en Bank was held in Toronto ham Baptist Church neat Sunday.
on Wednesday of last week, and the Rev Geo. b'. Salton, Ph. B., of Ottawa,
annual repo= Nude an excellent show- land formerly of Brussels has accepted a
ing. The share'aolders unanimonsly de- call to the Central Metodist Church at
tided to make application to the Tres- Strntford, subject to the action of the
sur Baud for permission to icereas ,Conference transfer committee.
the autaorized capital frim nese tee ` The Hex. lees. Jsm°es, n of Chesles,
to $5,11'5, 610. The net earnings ter the wee ce:relpy the pnipit of the Metho2ist
put year were eneeneeleele, er anent Z3 ; Chorea next Sunday morning and even
per cent on the es7-itat 81 k, and of mg. The Rev- W. G. H31710 11 preaches
TUE WINGIIAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 7, 1907
debentures, f3,7e3,134; bills dieounted
and advances Current, $l.2 913,2207; bank
premises (ineluding branches). $930,000,
and other minor greats, $27,013. The
Wingham tranch of the Dominion Bank
baa enjoyed its share of the prosperity
of the bank as a whole, and ander the
competent management of Mr. DQ T.
Hepburn will undoubtedly continue to
thrive more than ever in the future,
VOICES OF THE PEOPLE.
The Eaitor dots not hold laims. f responsible
for the opinions expressed be correspond-
ents. Nor dues he alwayshold the same
views as expressed by correspondents.
Enforcement of Liquor License Act.
To the Editor of the Tratgs:—
Dear Sir,—At the meeting of theTown
Canncii on Monday evening, the
Chief Police made a statement in reply
to my question reenforoin , the Liquor
License Act, to the effect that an officer
would be appointed in the near future,
to enfore the provisions of this Act,
provision having been made by the
Ontario Government for the appoint-
ment of such an officer, But I would
respectfully draw his attention to the fact
that thio action on the part of the
Government does not in any way relieve
him of any responsibility in the matter.
Section 128, Liquor License Act pro-
vides that "The license commissioners,
with the sauction of the Lieutenant
Governor inConncil, may appoint one or
more officers to enforce the provisions
of this Act," &c. Bat Sen. 129 provides
that "Every officer so appointed under
this Act, every policeman or constable
or inspector shall be deemed to be with-
in the provisions of this Act, " &o.
Section 134 reads as follows: —"It shall
be the duty of every officer, policeman,
constable or inspector in each munici-
pality, to see that the several provisions
of this Act are duly observed, and to
proceed by information and otherwise
prosecute for the punishment of any
offence against the provisions of this
Act- Ard in case of wilful neglect or
default in so doing in any case, such
officer, policeman, constable or inspector
shall incur a penalty of $10 00 besides
costs for each and every such neglect
and default," The Act also provides
that "Any officer or policeman con-
victed of violating the provisions of
this section may be summarily dia-
missed-" The Act, you will see, pro-
vides that, it is not the duty of the
specially appointed officer ONLY, but of
EVERY policeman, constable and inspect-
or to enforce the provisions of this ASt.
Yours truly
Jxo. Kenn.
CHURCH NOTES.
THE DOMINION BANK.
this 12 per cent. was pail to enamehn-d ane seenons in 3.•stowne
era,;, It was anerranced by the oareetors Sandf y Lest in tht Arms hall, at p.
that the 2..a -a3 S = 3 new stork a1:4 -a2
y sl.. there wi 1 be. e
a� nrailment of retails
author,: ed would be s_ned 10 the share
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,as at $'_l@ and hes $2 Jas was aa- ass `" , aso the ere_enta cn of a new
cc.rhet,'°Ocr own mase" --rade sal Feld
tleipated. The de-°eeters were rent :3 by 143? Sa va n'n AlleeS and pT.'.-�'hesed'
from seven to nice- The assets or the by Ibe WLghsrn turps fcr the use of
bank now reams the tazsl aCf i -e see ane, s er Jar
the prineapai 1 s b210g: S eie,
$1,110,131; Dsmiaion Gevern ant de- Al St. Paul's ;silt
nest Sunday
'nand notes', as M on lisp* t+s v�dth Eves the Enthspei�i aervnre for men
Q n n war: - h 3, The sat --2c. of the sermon
DornLnion Governotenset, .�Li,..,C , 'cy
and cheques on other treale , W711 13e Ccc',arage-" On Ash We31ks-
ti e.txr_ Ja
balance dee fry fl. o?r hanks na t: day ar..eg EFrrre ar:31 be held at
DEADLY LA CRtPP,R
Canada Again Being Ravished by an.
Epidemic of This Disease..
Winter after winter Canada is swept
from ocean to ocean by an epidemic of
le grippe, or influenza. It is one of the
deadliest troubles known to our climate.
It starts with a sneeze—and ends with a
complication. It lays the strong man on
his back; it tortures him with. fevers and
chills; headaches and backaches. It
leaves the bufferer au easy prey to pneu-
monia, bronchitis, consumption and
other deadly diseases, You can avoid
la grippe by fortifying your system with
Dr Williams' Pink Pills. Yon can cure
its dieastrens after affects with this same
medioine, These pills protect you, they
cure you; they up -build yon ;they bauish
all after evil effects. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills ward off al. winter ailments. They
Dura all blood and nerve dieord They
are the greatest blood-builde and nerve
tonic science has yet dis Bred. Ask
yourneighbors, no mat r where you
live, and yon will tear of someone who
has been cured Williams' Pink
Pills after other dioinee have failed.
It is on the unbiassed evidence of your
neighbors that vie ask you to give these
pills a fair trial if you are sick or ailing.
Mrs. Emma Doucet, St. Itulalie, Que.,
says: "Words can hardly express my
gratitude for what Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills have done for me. I had an attack
of 1a grippe which left me a sufferer from
headaches and pain in the stomach.' I
used several medicines but found noth-
ing to help me until I took Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. When I began them I was
weak and very much ran down. The
pine have not only fully restored my
health, but I gained in flesh while taking
them. Recommend them to all sufferers "
You can get these pills from anymedi-
cine dealer or by mail at 50c a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from. the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brookville, tent.
Lady Victoria Grenfell, oldest daugh-
ter of Lord and Lady Grey, died on
Saturday of typhoid fever, in her 29th
year. Four years ago she was married
to Arthur Grenfell.
Judge Maloolmson conducted a recount
and scrutiny of the local option ballots
at Teeswater last Thursday, finding 131
for and 59 against, and reserving j adge-
ment on two ballots.
Mr. G.R.R. Cockburn, ex -President of
the Ontario Bank, accused of signing a
false reture of the bank to the Dominion
Government, was pronounced not guilty
by Police Magistrate Denison, who dis-
missed the case against the accused.
SCDDENTY ATTACKED.
Children are often attacked suddenly
by painful and dangerous Colin, Cramps,
Diarrhoea Dysentery, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Infantnm, etc. Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry is a prompt
and sure cure which should always be
kept in the :louse.
Lave Stock Markets.
Toronto, Feb 4 -The run at the City-
Cattle
itycattle Market to -day was 70 loads, with
1,236 head of cattle, 2{1 sheep and lambs;
500 hogs, and 168 calves.
With another good run of cattle in
a the market to -day prices were well
maintained for anything of good quality
but for medium to common quality the
°-market was slow and weaker. There
was very little demand for the class of
medium light but :her cattle. Besides
being of a poor quality generally, the
class of light butcher cattle, weighing
7.in the neighborhood of sea lbs., for
which there was for a time a very good
market has gone very much out of fash-
ion of late, and the demand now is for a
t!gaud thick class of bather cattle any-
where from 1,160 to 1,15) lbs. The ex-
port market is quite active and firm.
In the sheep and lamb market sheep
are steady, Iambs firmer.
a Hog market firmer and 25o higher.
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The following are the quotations:
Eaporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs.
Choice ..... $4 90 $5 25
Medium
$1 e52 744 b ` d ee ee needles the — -lar prayer meet- � Balis
, 3;u,a ; mouedos from teaks i.�i, `may` r +-'
E le of Grade, :1.1?i a: Pro,it.2-a1 ring 10 the even irg. S_rr_es 'tril is
Government a;..,ar.tl=_s, $ - 3x:2; .:s herd every Vahan eve leg during Lent'
Totts Canadian, municipal, Ettsh ahs i' a. a z k-
colonial se^urtiee. SC.:5,1,31; Taff: ay and 4, A eveaicg wile be bend by the
Other bona+, delentares sad perks ;<s va ::� Army Easel en Mesedan neat,
$2,14 ate5; loans ee_ere4 be steaks and ,i Fe5y :r—ns eresnekels 16.11-'5-, a
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Why Re
tareessesen. New mese;cfNaw-ra Aire
Light
Cows
Feeders --
4 e0
4 00
3 65
4 00
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards 3 75
Stockers choice 3 e0
" boils 2 60
!Butchers'—
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Picked 4 43
Cho•ca 4 e3
30
Cees-.., 2222 250
Bails ..,. i' 25
e,/ F=_.fesensmeats wen LB s ---sed. A leaner, EC-;•'5—
to Doctors
wEsse �, 85
;Tenn sspi..winejru'S as�.3:S t^... t -
eels « eecte.:n tz a a:sl t'.3 L3ol. a $�• 3....
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NEWS NOTES. -'0.1:n
-Because we make medicines
a Grrr sMy+9 rs ,,=tea cf n in ,
for them. W e tell them -i thio sears to 5 , b6 3 was "LO Ge t ;
4tbout Ay er's Cherry Pectoral, ,ranee's. 2peer amu. .
and they prescribe it for.
coughs, colds, bronchitis, con- -
.gumption" Theytrustit. Then
yOu can afford to trust it.
Ask your own doctor.
'me beet kind of a tts`.imtei 2 -.-
**$old for over sixty years."
ec.rb ever .a..+ �ersr
Seeseleetalet.
YerSP1115.
SGQ1t 1 SoOtt.
We Isar* ae aedteia"' W. xaeblsaula
illikeeediele steal eft? ar++Kesr.i..
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Srg I.�a ebe per lb.. 5 5e
CaIFe±, each 3 50
4 80
BARGAINS, BARGAINS !
UNTIL FEB. Ist
We announce Bargains in our Tailoring Department
As the present time is a little between seasons,
and in order to clean up our stock and make room, for
the new goods which are arriving daily, and also to
keep our hands employed, we will sell at the following
reduced prices :
SUITS
7 Snit Lengths only of our fine
Scotch and English Tweeds and
Worsteds, worth $22, for $18.1+10 .
11 Snit Lengths only of our $20
Suits, now - - - 17.00
16 Suit Lengths only of our $18
Suits, at - 15.00
10 only of our $16 Snits, at 13.00
OVERCOATS
Only a few left, at the
same reductions.
Also special bargains in
- PANTS -
and a large stock to
select from.
Come early and get first chain). Remember, these are not old
styles, out of date, but made any style to snit you Cat and made on
the premises No Sweatshop Work Here.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS—Although our stock is all new
you can piok np lots of special bargains, such as Underwear, Caps, Fur
Collars, Mitts. Gloves, etc. We sell the best Overalls made in Canada
(The Monarch), all double -stitched seams and made in good style.
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past, and in return we have decided to give all
our customers an excellent chance to
Furnis!1 Tie
at special prices until. April 1st.
CHAIRS, CHAIRS !
Anyone wishing to get an outfit of chairs at the
cut price, call and see what are made in Wingham
Chair Factory, as we have them all set up to
choose from. 40 per cent. off list price till April
ist. Nov this is a chance that seldom comes
your way ; take advantage of it.
♦ Bedroom. Suites and Sideboards
See what are made at the Union Factory. Sold
at the same cut price as chairs. We have them
all set up to show you.
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SPRINGS and MATTRESSES
All the best, r1a,le at Walker & Clegg's, and
guaranteed.
Now is your chance to get all the Furniture you
need for Spring, before you get busy.
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THE 4 BIG STORE," .. WINGHAIVI, ONT.
JNO KERR.
Bim Mid -Winter dale
OF SEASONABLE GOODS.
A discount of 25 per cent, off all winter goods
mentioned in this advt. $10.00 worth
of seasonable goods for $7.50.
Men's, youths' and Boys' Stylish Overcoats, quality style and fit •folly
guaranteed, clearing sale prices, $10 00 coat $7.50.
Men's Wool Lined Mitts and Gloves, Lined Kid Gloves, Lined Mocha
Gloves, Waterproof Mitts and Gloves, Oal', Hogg and Mateskin Mitts, cut
prices.
$6 cash or trade will buy $3 00 worth of goods.
FURS—Ladies' Fur Coats, Jackets, Capes, Stoles, Scarfs, Ruffs, Muffs,
&c. $10 00 Stoles and Scarfs for $7.50 during our Feb. sale.
Men's and Boys' Caps—Wool Tweed Cape, new shapes, all sizes, buy
cap in the store you may have at clearing sale prices.
Overshoea, Heavy Rubbers and Sox,Leggings, Felt Shoes, Felt Slippers,
Wool Lined Shoes. &o. All these goods must go.
35 00 worth of any of the above lines for $3 75 during the sale.
Important Grocery Department News.
This department is right up to -date. Good, clean, freih Groceries.
MAPLE SYRUP—Good Maple Syrup, try it. Pint and quart glass jars.
DATES—Another shipment of New Dates just arrived and we're still
Belling them at 5o a lb.
Pie Peaches in 31b. tins only 15e a tin, new goods.
ORANGES—California Navels, sweet, juicy fruit, 15c 25c and 35o doz.
LEMONS—New Fruit, 20o to 255e a doz. The best frait that grows.
ACADIA. BONELESS COD FIS t—Something much better than ordine
ary Boneless Codfiish, 2 lbs in box, 23o a box.
Tillson's Pan Dried Rolled Oats are the best. we sell no other, Tilisoa's
Standard Oatmeal, Tillson's Gold Dust Corn Meal, Tillson's Molina Rolled
Wheat•has no equal. We're doing a big trade nn these goods. Bay the
beat, cleanest, purest food. It doesn't cost any more than the poor stuff.
SELF RISING BUGHWHEAT FLOUR—Ready for nee at 5 min-
utes notice. Only 150 a package.
PANCAKES AND MAPLE SYRUP—We can supply you.
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T. A. MILLS IS OFFERING HIS STOCK
AT SPECIAL PRICES.
DRESS GOODS.
I have determined to clear oat my Dress Goods stock at greaten reduced
prices this Fall. As the aea3on goes on, many lines are going at leas than
75c on the dollar. Black Dress Geode a specialty.
PRINTS.
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Can give yon heavy, 36 in. wide, all oolormgs, at 100.
Grey Flannels and Flannel Shirtings.
And Moe variety of Shirts made to order.
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► HOME-MADE BLANKETS.
la From the Wroxeter, Teeswater and Kingsmill factories. Pare stock,
C well cleansed and very cheap, at the price woot has been this summer. Call
► and sea them if in need of a pair. Sheeting, white and grey, 36 and 72 inches.
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UNDERWEAR
I keep the celebrated STANFIELD Shirts and Drawers, made from Nova
► Scotia wools, soft and flexible, and guaranteed not to shrink, sizes 36 to 46 .
Ladies' Wear is the Paritan make. The best brands in Canada. Also Misses'
► and Children's in all suns, from 15e eaoh np to the finest.
+ , HOSIERY.
► From the Wellsley Knitting Mills direct. The best wearing goods in
+ se Canada, made from pare North-west wools, and at prices that cannon be
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C READY-MADE CLOTHING.
♦ I have decided to clear out my large stock of Clothing this fall and wits •
♦ ter. and can give you great bargains. A nice Overcoat for $4.00. usually $9.
• A good, serviceable Snit $4.00, and targe stook to select from, Bays' Sokool
ESuits, splendid variety. A good Work Pant for $1.00, worth $1.40. s"
Carpet, Oilcloth, Linoleum.
ee A large number of ends in Al1-wool, Union, Tapestry and Brussels, at
about half price. Call and eeathem and get prices. Some cheap Hemp ,
Carpets and Mats to offer,
Linoleum in 1, 2 and 4 yards wide. Oilcloth in 1 and 2 yards Wide.
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Wing—ea-a, Feb. 6tia, 1607
1tourper 100Ills.... 2C5to2 en
Fal Wheat ..... 0 70 to 0 70
In:ries the m5n!ac:."Iatal.ty 466 nt;v . 0s ,
migretete arrived in. O t3rio fro= t eEarZey
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o:d c:natr:ee. la Jati nety,1C•v3, 311 ar- I £akacetlt
025 to 0
045to0i;11
22220 `E's to 074
0 ne to b is
r,ve3. Fatter ...... ............ 0 44 to 0 23
_ Eggs ser dca 0 22 to 0 23
it Woodperccrd 2513to009
'The Iadiaa pi;;n,att:a ar,:no.iii Furs :ITay, pee ton 5 00 t0 11 Ceni
Gimpy n, a the far rust':. Eiss tiWi^_31a 3 Potatoes. per b at.•et new0 45 to 0 50,
tram ane t;ineteen ry- ' 'nu els per Yb 0 Ce, to 0 66
years age to Zee o 'Lara ... . 0 is to 0 l.3 r
e'en et, present, says E. Stuart. Sneer.: Dried 'Apples per�Ib� 0 Oe tee Ca1.'
intenlent of ?brettry. He adv.ets that 1,421,Thr Pr cwtt; If) to 0 til11
4 Tariteys, -,n77.-:•.n.an 0 10 to t3 13
the I?lminiots Government send doctors , Gtw9ee, ii 43 JO 0 lid
north to relieve the distress among tbose ', i'racket per ib .... 0 G3 10 0 1d
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petrl _!F. i C'hiClketts, perlb • 0 08 to 0 101
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WINTER TERil NOW OPEN.
7ioa'ral bay welcoaee. Slater any time.
'lid Ii. SHA pP, Principal.
ifouts Is Gerrard ale-, 4'oroato.
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Men's and Women's Fur Goods.
ECoen, Wombat, Russian Calt, Deg and Bishop Coats for &ten. For the
Ladies. Astrachan tloath that Can't be beaten for vtilrtes and quality. Work-
. manship guaranteed. Call and see thein.
Cate, Oapt, Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Robbers, Groterirs.
Putter and Bt '1`im.othp and
toter &see, Buekwrheat and
Tartar .Liar Osie Wanted.
T. A. MILLS.
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