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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-02-07, Page 64 lora . THE WINGIIAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 7, 1907 TO ADVERTISERS $'oialoei of ohaugeq et be left at WS oboe not later than Satnxclay noon. Thee copy far chaugea.,muat be left not later than, Monday evening. Casual advertieeinente.accepted up to no Wednesday of 'each week. AIaTABI.naiRED 1,872 Tim WINinAhI TIMES. U. ft,148,LZC+Tx. Pnatsaitn AND pitopxt8/ror• THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1907. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Mr, Duman C. Boss, barrister, of Strathroy, and son of the ex -Premier of To the editor oY the Tratssr Ontario, bas been nominated by the Dear Sir,—At the meeting of theTown Liberals. of We.t Middlesex to carry Council ea Mon.iay evening, the debentures, $3.703,134; bills diroounted and advances current, $32,015,207; bank premises (including breaches), $1150,000, and other minor meets, $27,9.49. The Wingham tranole of the DominionBault has enjoyed its share of the prosperity of the bank as a whole, and under the competent management of Ur. D., T. Hepburn will undoubtedly coutiuue to thrive more than ever in the future. VOICES OF THE PEOPLE. The Editor does not hold himsele responsible for the opintons expressed by correspond- • ants. Nor does he alwayshold the same views as expressed by correspondents. Entorcement of Liquor License Act, their standard in the constituency. Oa Chief Police made a statement in reply long and ably filled by his illustrfona to my question reenforoing the Liquor father, License Aot, to the effect that an oti'ioer Tho receipts of the Dominion post- would be appointed in the near future, office department for the seven months to enfore the provisions of this Aot, endiug with January show an increase provision havizag been made by the of $04,273 over the same time in the Ontario Goverument for the appoint - preview) year. Total receipts for the ' meat of such an officer, But .I would past month were $4,819,029. Increase respectfully draw his attontiou to the fact for the month of Tannery, 1900, was that this action on the part of the $249,030. Government does not in any way relieve In reply to Mr. Graham, who asked him of any responsibility in the matter. if the Government were considering Section 128, Liquor License Aot pro - DEARLY LA OMPPE Gal'iada Again Being Ravished by all Epidemic of This Disease. Winter after winter Canada is swept from ocean to ocean by an epidemic of to grippe, or iifaeuza. It is one ot the deadliest troubles known to our climate. It starts with a sneeze—and ends with a complication. It lays the strong man on his bank; it tortures him with fevers and chills; headaches and backaches. It leaves the dnfferer an easy prey to pneu- monia, bronohitie, consumption and other deadly diseases. You can avoid la grippe by fortifying your system with Dr Williams' Pink pills, You can cure its disastrous after affects with this same mediolne, These pills protect you, they euro you; they up -build you ;they banish all after evil effects. Dr. Williams' Pink Flits ward off al, winter ailments. They . They and nerve ered. .Ask r where you of someone who Williams' Pink Pills after other • - . icines have failed. It is on the unbiassed evidence of your neighbors that w'o ask you to give these pills a fair trial if you are sick or ailing. Mrs. Emma Donut, St, Batelle, (Sae., says: "Words can hardly express my gratitude for what Dr. Williams' Pink Pilis have done for me. I had an attack of la grippe which left ine a sufferer from headaches and pain in the stomach: I used several medicines but fouud noth- ing to help nee until I took Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. When I began them I was euro all blood and nerve duord are the greatest blood-builde tonic science has yet die your neighbors, no mat live, and you will leer has been cured the question of amending the Local vides that "The license eomneisaioners, weak and very uiuoh run down. The Option olanses by removing the three with the sanction of the Lieutenant pills have not only fully restored my fifths clause, Premier Whitney said he Governor'inCoancil, may appoint one or health, but I gained in flesh while taking had been watching the results of the more officers to enforce the provisions thto all sufferers " You can gets these Recommend hpills from anymedi• voting, and was satisfied that this con- of this Act," &c. But Seo. 129 provides eine dealer or by mail at 00e a box or six dation had proved succesetul and efficient that "Every officer so appointed under boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Williams' in the working out of the Act, as it now this Act, every policeman or constable Medicine Co„ Brookville, Cat. ' stands. or inspector shall be deemed to be with - The vane of mineral output of Can- in the provisions of this Act, " &c. ada in 1900 was, says the Director of Section 134 reads as follows:—"It shall Lady Victoria Grenfell, oldest daugh- the Geological Survey, $6,000,000, and be the duty of every ofdoor, policeman, ter of Lord and Lady Grey, died on in 190511 was $70,000,000. The exact I constable or inspector in each munioi- Saturday of typhoid fever, in her 29th figures for 1906 are not yet available, but they will, the Direotor says, be iu excess of those of last year. There has been during the year an active demand for nearly all mining products, and the i higher prioes realized, especially for the mets and their one, have not only help- ed to increase the actual output, but have stimulated development and pros- pecting throughout the country. The general election in British Colum- bia, on Saturday last, resulted in an em- phatic) endorsation 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 1G Liberals and 3 Socialists,though the latter really support- ed the Government and kept it in power in the early days of its existence. He emerges from the straggle with 25 or 26 supporters in House of 42. The Liberals are 14 or 15, and the Sooalists 2. Mr, J. A. Illacdonald,.the leader of the Opposi- tion, who is a nephew of Dr. P. Macdon- ald, of Wingham, Was elected in Ross - land by a good majority. THE DOMINION BANK. polity, to see that the several provisions year. Four years ago she was married of this Act' are duly observed, and to to Arthur Grenfell. proceed by information and otherwise a prosecute for the punishment of any offence against the provisions of this judge Maloolmsonconducted arecount Act. And in case of wilful neglect or and eorntiny of the local option ballots default in so doing in any case, such at Teeewater last Thursday, finding 134 officer, policeman, constable or inspector for and 89 against, and reserving judge - shall inour a penalty of $10 00 besides ment on two ballots. costs for each and every finch neglect and default." The Act alao provides that "Any officer or policeman con- Mr. G.R.R. Cockburn, ex -President of vioted of violating the provisions of the Ontario Bank, aooused of signing a Ibis section may be summarily dia- false return of the bank to the Dominion missed." The Act, yon will see, pro- Government, was pronounced not guilty vides that, it is not the duty of the by Police Magistrate Denison, who die - specially appointed officer ONLY, but of missed the case against the accused. EVERY policeman, constable and inspect- or to enforce the provisions of this Arlt. Yours truly Jxo. KERR. Children are often attacked suddenly by painful and dangerous Colic, Cramps, ' Diarrhoea Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, etc. Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is -a prompt and eure oure which should always be kept in the house. The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the Dominion Bank was held in Toronto on, Wednesday of last week, and the annual report made an excellent show- ing. The shareholders unanimously de - aided to make application to the Trea- sury Board for permission to increase the authorized capital from $4,000,000 to $5,000,000. The net earnings for the past year were $539,360.36, or about 18 per cent. on the capital stook, and of this 12 per cent. was paid to sharehold- ere,,, It was announced by the directors . that the $1,000,000 new stook already Authorized would be issued to the share- holders at $210 and not $230 as was an- ticipated. The directors were increased from seven to nine. The aesete of the bank now reach the total of $49,604,379, the principal items being: Specie, $1,110,131; Dominion Government de- mand notes, $3,405,530; deposits with Dominion Government, $150,000, notes and cliaques on other banks, $2,113,531; balance due from other banks in Canada $1,052,744; balance due from banks out- side of Canada, $1,121,396; Provincial Government securities, $230,302; var- ious Canadian, municipal, British and Colonial secnrties, $696,131; railway and other bonds, debentures and stacks, $2,140,265; loans tecured by stocks and ' , i.,. .L. IIC iii SIIDDENIY ATTACnED. CHURCH NOTES. Rev. W. C. Riddiford, of Hamilton has accepted the call to become pastor of the Mt. Forest Baptist Church. Rev. J. D. Forward, pastor of the Dafferin Street Baptist Church, Toronto, will conduct the services is the Wing - ham Baptist Church next Sunday. Rev Geo. F. Salton, Ph. B., of Ottawa, ' and formerly of Brussels has accepted a call to the Central Metodist Ohnroh at Stratford, subject to the action of the Conference transfer committee. The Rev. W.S. Jamieson of Chesley, will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist Church next Sunday morning and even- ing. The Rev. W. G, Howson preaches special sermons in Ltstowel. - Sunday next in the Army hall, at 3 p. m., there will be an enrollment of remits as soldiers, also the presentation of a new cornet,"Our own make" made and sold by the Salvation Army and pnrehaeed by the Wingham Corps for the use of Bandmaster Jarvis. Why erre/ fir to Doctors : rn. Because we make medicines for them. We tell them all = about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, sand they prescribe it for - coughs, colds, bronchitis, con- sumption. They trust it. Ther! - you can afford to trust it. Ask your own doctor. The beast kind of a testimonia l- utwld for over sixty bear`' etestei t.min.ityhaxir.ofn x ses. 1 SARSAPARILLA. PIPES. 1rtobiros soHOMO 'We publish taoo iiproo.10e _or an rust atancsaeaa tl old tills Cherry At St. Paul's Church next Sunday evening the fifth special aetviee for men will be held. The subject of the sermon will be "Courage." On Ash Wednes• day a morning service wilt be held at 10.30, besides the regular prayer meet- ing in the evening. Services will be held every Friday evening during Lent at 8 o'clock. A social evening will be held by the Salvation Atmy Band on Monday next, Feby 11th, in the barracks, when a splen- did programme will be rendered by the bandsmen. New music of National Airs has been -secured, among the number, "Songs of Scotland,""Ireland,"Ittily." Refreahments will be nerved. Alderman John Kerr will preside as chairman. Proceeds devoted to assist the band. NEWS NOTES. .t.tve Stook 5Zarkete. Toronto, Feb 4—The run at the City Cattle Market to -day was 70 loads, with 1,236 head 01 cattle, 29 sheep and lambs; 600 hogs, and 108 calves. With another good ran of cattle in 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 butcher cattle. Besides being of a poor quality generally, the class of light botcher cattle, weighing in the neighborhood of 900 lbs., for which there was for a time a very good market has gone very muck out of fash- ion of Iate, and the demand now is for a good thick class of butcher cattle any- where from 1,100 to 1,150 lbs. The ex- port market is quite active and limn. In the sheep and lamb market sheep are steady, lambs firmer. Hog market firmer and 25o higher. crovir-14020.0.41-0, s BARGAINS, BARAINS ! UNTIL FEB. l Sit 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 OVERGOATS 7 Suit Lengths only of our fine Scotoh and English Tweeds and Worsteds, worth $22, for $18.50 11 Suit Lengths only of our $20 Suits, now - - -17.00 16 Suit Lengths only ot our $18 Suite, at 15,00 10 only of our $16 Suits, at /3.00 Only a few left, at the same reductions. Also special bargains in - PANTS - and a large stock to soleot from, Come early and get first cboice. Remember, these are not old styles, out ot date, but made any styleto snit you Cat and made on the premises. No Sweatshop Work Here. i11EN'S Egg ][1 NISIIIINGS—Althongh our stook is all new youcan piok up lots of special bargains, snob. as Underwear, Caps, Far Collars, Mitts, Gloves, eto. We sell the best Overalls made in Canada (Tho Monarch), all double -stitched seams and made in good style. flAXWELL & HILL Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers. Germany's increase of population in the years 1895 to 1205 Was 10 per cent.; rranoe'e, 2 per cent. During the month of January, 476 im- migrants arrived in Ontario from the old cooutries. In Jannary,190n, 631 ar. rived. 44 sarwesh a ...41w +t4+++++++++++++++++++++44 +++++++++++4++++++++++++++ + + + + + + + + + + + + + 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. �au�h �' hes and Parlor Saito§ The following are the quotations: Exporters' cattle Per 100 lbs. Choice $4 90 $5 25 Medium. , 4 00 4 80 Bulls 4 00 4 50 Light 3 65 4 00 Cows 4 00 4 25 Foedera-- best 1000 pounds and up- wards 3 75 4 00 Stockers choice - 3 00 3 25 " bulls 2 06 2 25 Butchered— Picked 4 40 4 80 Choice 4 50 4 65 Medium 3 50 3 75 Cows.-.. ,•-.. 250 3 50 Bulls 2 25 2 50 Hogs—. Beet 6 85 Lights 0 55 Sheep '. Export ewes4 50 5 25 Bucks.... Y 50 4 26 Celia ... 3 50 4 00. Spring Lambe per lb.. 5 50 6 20 Calves. eaoh 3 50 7 00 W ixotrASt N[A.LtI .1 T 1Ut1'OItT8 'Wingham, Feb. 6th, 1007 Floor per 100 lbs.... 2 00 to 2 GO Pall Wheat ,... 0 10 td 0 70 Oats, - - 0 35 to 0 35 Passey Buckwheat Butter .... 0 45 to 0 60 076 to070 , 0Cid to -050 ..., ........ 0 22 to 0 23 Eggs per dos 0 22 t4 d 25 Wood per cord .......... , 2 50 to 300 The Indian population around bort 1 nay a per ton 8 00 to 1100 Simpson, itt the far north, has dwindled -Pwep,epb bushel nevi0 45s-} td0 60 from 800 nineteen years ago to 200 or 300 at .present, says E. Stewart, Super. intendant of Porestry. Re advisees that the Dominion Government send doctors north to relieve the distress among those people. Lard .., r.... ....... 0 15 to 015 Dried Apples per lb 0116 too OG1i Live Hogs, pot owl ...... • 0 10 to 0 10 Turkeys, drawn......,0 10 to 0 13 (, re 003to010 Ducks, per ib.,...,0 03 to 0 10 chickens, per Ib . 0 08 to 0 10 ei?v+grn i + P -0 Tilison's Pan Dried Rolled Oen are the best, we sell no other, Tilison's i `]'fl - + Standard. Oatmeal, Tillson's Gold Dust Corn Meal, Tillson'e Molina Rolled '++ Wheat•has no .equal. We're doing a big trade in these goods. Bay the 4, best, cleanest, purest food. It doesn't cost any more than the poor stuff. utas natio!. Only 153 s package. + SELF RISING BUCEIVisHEAT FLOUR—Ready for use at 5 min - for the liberal patronage we have enjoyed in the past, and in return we have decided 10 give all PANCAKES AND MAPLE SYRUP—We can supply you. our customers an excellent chance toLaanteemesomenteismsensateinessulem + + . , 0 *, '" m THE BIG STORE," - WI 1•OHNIVM, ONT. . JNO KERR. Bim Mid-Wintcr 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 Bova' Stylish Overcoats, quality style and fit -folly . guaranteed, clearing sole prices, $10 00 coat $7.50: Men's Wool Lined Mitts and Gloves, Lined Kid Gloves, Lined Moolia Gloves, Waterproof Mitts and Gloves, Cal?, Hogg and Moleskin Mitts, out prices. $6 cash or trade will bay $3 00 worth of goods. FURS—Ladies' Fur Coats, Taokets, Capes, Stoles, Scarfs, Ruffs, Muffs, &o. $10 00 Stoles and Sparta for $7.50 during our Feb. sale. Men's and Boys' Caps—Wool Tweed Caps, new shapes, all sizes, any cap in the store you may have at clearing sale prices. Overshoes, Heavy Rubber' and Sax,Leggings, Felt Shoes, Felt Slippers, Wool Lined Shoes. &o. An these goods must go. $5 00 woyth of any of the above lines for $3 75 during the sale. Important Grocery Department News. This department is right up to•date. Good, Olean, fresh Grooeriee. MAPLE SYRUP -Good Maple Syrup, try it. Pint and quart glass jars. DATES—Another shipment of New Dates just arrived and we're still selling them at bo a ib. Pie Peaches in 31b. tins only 153 a tin, new goods. ORANGES—California Navels, sweet, juicy fruit, 153 25c and 35o doz. LEMONS—New Fruit, 20o to 25c a doz. The best fruit that grows. ACADIA BONELESS COD FIS 1—Something mach better than orditta ary Boneless Codfiish, 2 lbs in box, 25o a boa. e r' urnisfi .,, . • r 1 . at special prices until April lst. 11.18i .1 .146. CHAIi2.S e 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 1st. Now this is a chance that seldom comes your way ; take advantage of it. We carry the best in stock, which will be sold at + cut prices up to April I st. SPRINGS and MATTRESSES : All the best, male at Walker 8r. Clegg's, and • + guaranteed. • Now is your chance to get all the Furniture you + need for Spring, before you get busy. + + r s Furniture eStorey + + Undertaking promptly and satisfactorily attended to, + ++++4'+++4+++++++++++++4f++ 4♦+++++++++++♦+♦*++++++++i 1 Special Announcement for p Fall and ..Winter1 + + 4 E T. A. MILLS IS OFFERING:r HIS STOOK AT SPECIAL PRICES. Z + ® 4 4. DRESS GOODS. ime • I have determined to Clear out my Dress Goods stock at greedy reduced 4 + _ prices this Fall. As the season goes on, many lines are going at Iess than + ; 75o on the dollar. Black Dress Goods a speoialty. + .' +b +E + 5. + + ++ + + + + + + PRINTS. Fall and Dark Winter Prints at Coat. FLANNELLETTES. G I purottaaed very largely by the case itt all kinds from 5o per yard up. - Can give you heavy, 36 in, wide, alt colorings, at 10o. Grey Flannels and Planiiel Shirtings. And a nice variety of Shirts made to order. HOME-MADE BLANKETS. Frani the Wroxeter, Teeswater and Kingsmill factories. Pare stock, well cleansed and very cheap, at the price Wool has been this summer. Call and see them it in need of a pair. Sheeting, white and grey, 36 and 72 inches. UNDERWEAR ' I keep the celebrated STANFIELD Shirts and Drawers, made from Nova Scotia wools, soft and flexible, and guaranteed net to shrink, sizes 36 to 46 . Ladies' Wear in the Pardon make. The best brands- in Canada. Also Misses' and Children's in all siees, from 15o each up to the finest. ANY0ttE WISi'IING A . . FAR'1'ICULARLY DESIR- ABLE 5 per Cent investment KINDLY GALL, ole ABNER NUNS town and Inetiratio* Agent. ONLY ONE BEST in the lino ta and that one Training hwell-kInstin utes in Cantown. The Central Business College TORONTO, ONT. neetInCoureesofeiturly. t'tin num- bera and ezpatieuce of To'reliers Best in ercnrinc positions Inc Graduates, nave you rend our-cathlottae? It extilitins our methods. -Get It before you decide Which school you will attend. • WINTER' TERM NOW OPEN. viFon will be weleo2 e. %pier any time, W. 11. SHAW. Principal. 51ouge k Garrard Ste., Taranto. HOSIERY. Prom the Wellsley ll:aitting Mille direct. The beat wearing goods in Canada, made from pure Northwest 'tools, and at prices that cannot be : equalled, quality considered. , • READY-MADE a CLO' EIT.N.G. I have decided to clear out my largo stock of Clothing this fall and spin - i ter, and Can give vol great bargains. A nice Overcoat for 54.00. nsnally 50. A good, serviceable Sate 54.00, and large stook to select from. Boys' School , t Suits, splendid variety, A good Work Pant for 51.00, worth $1,40. Carpet, Oilcloth, Linoleur. is A large number of ends in All -wool, Union, Tapestry and Brussels, at about half price. gall and see them and get prices. Sotne cheap hemp s Carpets and Mate to offer, Liaoletltn in 1, 2 and 4 yards wide. Oilcloth in 1 and 2 yards wide. ` { r 3 3 V Men's and Women's Fur Goods. Coon, 'Wombat, RRuesian Calf. Dog and Bishop Coats for ]lien. For the T,*<dies, Asteitehau Coate that ain't be beaten for values and quality. Work- manehip guaranteed. Call and tee theta. Etats, Clap!, Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Rubberet, Groceries. 1'httter tinct aegis Timothy and. , newer Seed, Buckwheat end Tartar Sing Galt Wanted, T. A. MILLS.