HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-06-13, Page 44 THE WINGRAAV TIMES, JUNE 13, 1.907
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THURSDAY. JUNE 13, 1,907.
TO ADVERTISERS
No9taa of changes =net be left at this
ofliee not later than Saturday noon.
The Dopy for ebungee must be left
not later than Monday evening.
Casual advertisements accepted up
tea noon. Wednesday' of each week.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The customs reoeipts of the Dominion
for the month of Mav this year show
the astounding Worease of $1,208,968
over the reoeipts of IA or, one year ago.
Last year the receipts were $4.124,235 a
banner =Datil, bat Key of 1907 reaches
the sum of $6,333,258.
Mr. Robert Holmes, ex -M. P., has been
renominated by the Liberals of West
Huron. It wag eomething of an accident
by which Mr. Holmes was defeated Iast
eleotion, and the people now recognize
the need of bins. Commodore Lewis
Will have his work out for him next
election.—Stratford Beacon.
With the Government of this country,
Canadians, as a people, are well satisfied.
There will always be, under a demoora-
tic forta of government, party lines
drawn, bat the conduct of affairs will
never be taken from one party and in-
trusted to another without good and
sufficient cause. There is every evidence
that the people desire no change at this
time, and until something is formulated
by Conservatives to take the place of the
enlightened ad ministration novena charge
of public affairs, it may confidently be
expected that Canada will continue her
progress, for the people have an abiding
faith, both in the possibilities of the
Dominion and the government of Sir
Wilfrid Laurier.
The affairs of the nation are affairs
great and important ; and it behooves
the best of her sons who have in any
degree the capacity for affairs to offer
the beat of their years for their country's
service. Much water will run under the
bridge ere we have a leisured, independ-
ent class which looks upon the I'arlia-
nneatery Iife as a vocation and duty,
Meanwhile, until that day dawn, it is the
duty of cur young men of strength of
character and faculty of mind to look to
it that responsible government in our
time embodies events that will make
honorable Canadian history. As a be-
ginning mach can be done in educating
the electorate concerning political meas-
ures, and their intelligent discussion;
much iu making educational and moral
standards for measures and men alike.—
Winnipeg Free Press.
The census department at Ottawa has
issued a bulletin dealing with the manu-
factures of the Dominion, as shown
by the Government census of 1901 and
and 1906. Daring the five years the
value of manufactured products in Can-
ada has almost doubled. From $481,-
055,375 in 1901, the value is $712,664,835
in 1906, or an increase of $231,611,460.
The figures for 1901 and 1006 of towns
in Western Ontario are given below.
The details are for works employing five
or more persons: ---
1901 1906
Wingham S 407,291 $ 430,561
Clinton 338,225 386,818
Exeter 142,411 248,060
Godericb 289,614 2,105,847
Harriston 575.930 691,968
Kincardine 219,225 202,369
Listowel 358,233 440,179
ttonnt Forest 244,258 494,034
Palmerston 807,654 802,537
Seatorth 398,217 347,389
Walkerton 356,719 818,241
Prom the above it wilt be seen that
Wingham is holding a front plape as a
manufacturing centre and that the in.
crease Watt 000siderable in the five years,
One beaks in vain for a defined policy
for Which the people are asked to sub-
stitute the present one followed by the
Liberal government. The Conservative
party appears to be made up of units,
each following a separate and distinct
conrae. 'Upon na two lineations ate
they unanimous, unless it be that they
are all anxious for the overthrorsr of Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, and the resulting ad -
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at Auction.
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At any . rate, you seem to be
getting rid of it on auction -sale
principles: "going, going,
g -o -n -e t" Stop the auction
with Ayer's Hair 'Vigor. It
certainly checks falling hair;
no mistake about this. It acts
as a regular medicine; makes
the scalp healthy. Then you
must have healthy hair, for
It's nature's way.
'1'tie''mit kind o! a teetf :amenia..-
"Bold for over Ilxty veers."
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GAINED BaDR. WILLIAMS' PINK
PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE.
The Doctors of Mount Clemens Instil
tute Prove the Value,of these Pilie
in the Case of Mr. S. Harris,
Government Inspector of Elevators
at Hamilton, Ont.
From the Star, Dundas, Ont.
We were ranch pleased to see Mr. S.
Harris, the well known Government .in•
spector of elevator's of Hamilton, in
Dundee the other day, greatly improved
in health and appearance since the last
time we met him. As is known to many
of the Star readers, Mr. Harris has re-
covered from a long and serious ilinesa,
and is now quite able to attend his usual
duties. From this long illness many
predicted Ur. Harris would never recov-
er, and the fact that he is ante more able
to go around very nearly as spry as he did
before he was attacked, is little less than
marvellous to them.
In reply to our reporter, Mr. Harris
related the early stage of the attack and
subsequent sufferings which be exper-
ienced, and while he did not court pub-
licity, decided that ha the pablio interest
be would relate the circumstances of this
wonderful cure. About fourteen months
ago Mr.Harrie woke up one morning
with a stiff neck; try as he would, and
after applying alt the remedies extern-
ally that he could hear or think of, he
was unable to get rid of ft. The stiff-
ness moved to the spine and shoulders,
then to his hips, until it trade almost a
cripple of him, and it was with extreme
difiienity that he could get out of bed at
all. As for walking it was out of the
question with him. The attack became so
bad that he was unable to put on either
his coat, vest, or hat. From time to
time be called in various medical men,
none of whom were able to give him
much relief. It was almost impossible
for him to raise hie feet from the floor,
and all pronounced his a severe .case of
muscular rheumatism, giving trim little
encouragement as to his ultimate recov-
ery. However, one medical gentleman
finally recommended the baths, and as a
last resort Mr. Halris decided to follow
his advise, and went.t'o Mount Clemens,
Mich. As is custom ry with all patients,
Mr. Harris had to undergo a thorough
examination in order to determine if the
system can stand this rigorons treat-
ment. Atter several examinations had
been made as to Mr. Barrie' condition,
the physicians there finally decided that
that he was not suffering from muscular
rheumatiem at all, bat that his ailment
was of the nerves, and told him tbat the
baths would do him little or no good;
that he required altogether different
treatment. Mr. Harris placed himselt is
the hands of one of the physicians there,
and what seemed quite strange to him,
they did nothing for him bat administer
medicine in the shape of pills. Shortly
after he commenced this treatment he
began to improve perceptibly, and his
appetite greatly improved. He began to
walk around slowly:at flrat,but soon was
able to get around more than he could
for a year previous. He was able to put
on his coat and vest, and began fo feel
like his former self. His improvement
was so rapid and perceptible not only to
himself but to others, that he was plied
with all sorts of questions as to his won-
derful recovery. The medioal attendant
was questioned as to the nature of the
medicine which was being administered.
Much to the surprise of Mr. Harris and
other patients there, he was told that it
was a well knows Canadian remedy, Dr.
Williams' Pink Pilis, and was advised to
continue their use for a time on his re-
turn home. Mr. Harris is loud in his
praise of the wonderful curative qualities
of Dt.Williams' Pink Pills, and consen-
ted to make his case public iu the hope
that he might benefit others similarly
afflicted. Mr. Harris has long been a
resident of Hamilton, being a well kn-
own builder of elevators, as well as Gov-
ernment inspector of the same, so that
his prominence and well known integ-
rity is evidence that he is sincere in the
statments he made.
vantage that might accrue to some of
them, Tho leading papers supporting
the Conservative party are not even
agreed upon matters of indifferent im-
portance, and it seems an impossibility
to reconcile the various differences of
opinion on political matters as they
affect the party. Since the House rose,
there has been a continual rehash of
matters brought up daring last session,
bat for some reason the very full and
satisfactory explanation given of these
things at the time seems to have been
entirely overlooked. If the Coneerva.
tine papers would print both sides of a
story and let the people judge, the Lib-
eral party would be content to abide by
the decision. bat no man can arrive at
an intelligent or just conalnsion when a
garbled and prejadiced aecount of one
side only is given.
Stook 41ve Markets
The Inn at the Oattle Market Tuesday
consisted of 73 loads, containing 1,300
cattle 400 sheep,650 hogs, 875 calved. The
market was very firm, with a tendency to
rise, and trading was very brisk, the
whole of the large run being disposed of
early in the morning, Prices show a
tendency to rise, and the markets on
Thursday may be Brill higher,
The hog market has dropped a little
from last week, aitd they are quoted as
follows: 86 00 for eeloets and $6,65 for
lights and fate.
The folio a ing are the quotations t
Exporters' cattle.. Per 100 lbs,
Ohote
to60 5
5 7 0
$
Medium 5 00 6 25
Bulls 5 00 5 25
Light 4 50 4 75
Cows 4 30 4 70
.Feeders—
best 1000 pounds and up,
War00 4 40
Stockers ahoioe 4 00 4 25
balls.. 3 00 3 40
SntOhers'—
Picked 6 40 5 60
Choine 480 515
Medium ... . ......... . 4 26 4 60
OteWet... , ..... 400 4 40
Belle.. 8 25 3 50
Hogs
Hest
730
Lights 6 85
Sheep -
Expert ewes 600 500
Bucks., 400 460
Culls . ,... ,360 4 60
+ry'Spring Lambs each.. 8150 0 �5yi0
Cial,ta5.e.ifit ¥00 585
Why Is It
You see so many times on our measure book,
after a man's order for a suit, --
MEASURE SAME AS LAST
Because onr customers are always
Well Suited.
We make your suit as you want it made and
do not insist on any particular fad of our
own get up.
WE HAVE THE GOODS
'For and can make you any kind of Suit,
Overcoats, or Pants, from a cheap two piece
sack to a Prince Albert or Full Dress, an or-
dinary Chesterfield or extraordinary Paletot
Overcoat, Peg Top or Spring Bottom Pants,
We GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
We sell the celebrated W. G. & R.
Shirts and Oallars. The best fittitig as
well as wearing Shirt and Collar made
in Canada.
We have a large range of Fanny Vesta
made up or made to your order.
Bargains, 5 dozen assorted Vests,
regular 51.50 and $1.25 for 98o, see them
in our window.
,11AXWE LL. & HILL.
Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers.
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PIANOS !
SOMETHING NEW IN WINGHAM
The New Scale
Williams Piano Co.
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Have requested me to place their Pianos in my
store and have appointed me their solo agent for
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A special invitation is extended to everyone who
wishes to see them and test their tone and design,
to call at my furniture store. We specially invite
the ladies. Come in and bring any of your friends
along and play on them—the more they are played
on the better.
We eharge nothing, but will consider it a favor to
have you visit our warerooms and give your opinion
of what is guaranteed by the manufacturers to be
one of the finest toned Pianos made in Canada.
And after you have satisfied yourselves as to their
high quality, we will be pleased to quote you
prices on them.
Don't buy until you see the New Seale Williams—
they are certainly of the very highest grade, tone
and finish.
S. GRACEY
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The representativ j of PROF. DORENWEND will be at the
Brunswick Hoel, Wingham, Tuesday, June 18
TO 1MPRtVE YOUR APPEARANCE
Retain your you hful freshness as that no one Dan remark,
"she is past her p me." To appear younger and more attrac-
tive than the aver ge woman. you must be particular that your
hair shows no sig s of being thin, short or scrawny. A Doren -
wend Transform Jou. Pompadour; Nave, Carl or Switch will
substitute natures defects. Even if you have plenty of your
own hair, these Li ht, airy artifices may be worn over it, saving
von the worry of arranging your hair in the prevailing style.
'Your hair can be�perfectly matched in color and texture, so
that detection ls,oat of the question.
CONSULT' PROFESSOR DORENWEND
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T E..S. If� on are bald.
MAN O DdAN'--ABOUT iIALDNiy�Y
pp tetolia b
at ythst ndtn the desi have soli
must realize that it make you look old. No i a
your one time busby head of hair, ou hesitate before wearing a natural hair
covering simply because you imagine itis goi g to be notieedby* others. Now you
never made a greater mistake, Thousands o meat, who thought the same as you
do, are today wearing a
D10E).NWENDr PAT 1YT TUUrEE
and instead of carrying the handicap, that b duets proved to them, they ate not '
enjoying the advantage of "looking young" nd that is what counts today in
business and social lite, Our Patent Toupee s a featherweight faasimilo of your
own natural heir acid may be worn without ear of deteetton- itorioasible to re-
move from the head unless at *111 --not the est clumay'oe unoomfortfbie. They
bet as a protection, preventing colds and ca rrh, so common to bald men.
The borertwend Co. of Toro.
itirlomEtitnER
The Bruns llelt
Now do not 'neglect this op.
fortunity--cords and see for
yourself. A feW fninutoe demon.
stration will Convince you that
a Dorentrend Patent Team% le
not Iikesthe elutnay vrlggy affairs
that areelaimed to be "jest Ss
natural."
t', Limited, 103 and 105 X'onge Street
PLACE, DAT AND DON
Oteir T esdalr, June iflth.
The "Bxg►tare"*
WINGtIAM, At
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JOHN KERB
Alt) SAI,
Is in full swing and the crowds are coming this way. There has been a big
rush for bargains. But the biggest rush is to come, on account
of the warmer weather. Remember our Clearing
Sale continues up to Saturday the
29th of June,
CARPETS.
House-cleaning has been late this season because of the cold weather. Our
sale of Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Oilcloth, Matting, etc. comes
just in the nick of time for all who are needing
new floor coverings.
BIG MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES.
New Window Shades
With fringe and insertion or plain. Good roller and spring. New
Poles, small wood, white finish, Brass Extension Rods, etc.
ALL AT CLEARING SALE PRICES.
Curtain
Ready -Made Clothing for Men and Boys.
All of our big stock of Progress Brand Clothing at clearing sale prices.
All of our big stock of Gents' Furnishings at reduced prices during this month.
Dress Goods, Muslin, Delaines, Waistings, Silk, Satins, Laces,
Embroidery, Ribbons.
New and Seasonable Goods at Reduced Prices,
Our Boot and Shoe Department Bargains
Are proving very attractive. Don't miss this opportunity of saving money.
Large stock, new goods.
We'll not offer you something;or n-lth ing, but we will satisfy you with values
given or we'll quit the bu;lness.
iste sir
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WINGBA11I I+MARBE'P RIiPORTS
Wingham, June 121h,1907
Flour per 100 lbs.... 2 25 to 2 80
Fall Wheat .... 0 85 to 0 85
Oats,0 42 to 0 42
Barley 0 45 to 050
Peas .......,'. 0 75 to 0 75
Butter ...... .... ........ 0 16 to 0 16
Eggs per doe 0 16 to 0 16
Wood per cord 2 60 to 300
Hay , per tort 11 00 to 12 00
Potatoes, per bushel new.. 0 50 to 0 60
Tallow per ib ..,, ,.,. ,,,, 0 51, to 0 06
Lard ,,. 0 15 to 0 16
Dried Apples per lb 06?j to 0 07
Live Hoge, per owt. 6 50 to 6 60
BARGAINS IN
WALL PAPER
A Large stock of Wall Paper of the
newest and latest designs to be
sold at greatly reduoed prices
25c Wall Paper for 20c per roll
20o " " " 15a a ,r
150 rr
120 rr
10o "
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7o tr ,r " 5C i, r,
Borders SUSS price per roll as eideWalls
they match.
Spalding Sporting Goods
Headquarters for everything in Base
Ball, b'oetball, Lacrosse, Tennis
Goods, Eta.
Englie v-mrtde fishing Tackle
We carry a first class stook. Trp us
L'aney, Seervenir slut Coolie
Pest Cards
Our variety caret be beat anywhere.
Cameras and Plinotogi,apitie
Supplies.
A. fresh and eorpiete stook, free dark
room and watt -satiate to beginners,
R. KNOX
Jeweler and Stationer
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Special Quality
Footwear
For Ladies.
AT POPULAR PRIDES
We term this footwear "special quality"
because the quality is specially fine for the
price, and the styles are more attractive than C
are usually sold for the money. ' c
Oxford in Patent Sid, Gun ]!Metal and
Viol Eid, with turn or welt soles.
Repairing neatly done.
. JohnstonI
SHOE DEALER WINGHAM
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PAINTS 1,'
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Sold Subject to Chemical Analysis ! ! !
This means that you can take any can of
" Martin- Senour 100% Pure Paint"
off our shelves, have it analyzed by any reliable
chemist in Canada. If you do not find it abso-
lutely pure and exactly as we claim, we will pay
the charges and make you a present of $zoo for
your trouble.
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