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TIIE WINGIIAM TIMES, JUNE 20, 1907
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: B.LLIQTT. rtf1anR AND PROYRIETOH
THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1907.
NOTES AND COMMETS.
The census and atatistioe dpartieu t
ls issued another bulletin giving the
letaiis of the mnuactured prodcts in
anala for the calendar years 1900 and
1905, according to the cnsus at 19GI and
t906 The total value is placed at $715,)85,956 for 1905, compared with $41,-
)53,375 for 1901.
The annual meeting of the East
Eluron Conservative Association will be
held in Brussels on Friday afternoon of
this week. Hon. A, Matheson, Provin-
oial Treasurer, will be present and de-
liver an address. Some weeks ago the
Txis announced the date of this meet•tng for Jane 4th, and we are sorry that
the mistake occurred. We do not like
to make mistakes of this kind and can-
not now remember where we received
the information. We are always pleas-
ed to announce dates of meetings of this
kind for our political opponents and try
to give the correct date.
When the expenditure of public money
was brought into question before the
public accounts committe, the Liberal
members were found quite as anxious as
the Conservatives to probe matters to the
bottom. On the pert of the Opposition
the investigation partook of the nature
of a fihiug expedition, but the Lib-
eral, members approached the subject
in a very different manner. They
adopted a process of close enquiry into
the item under discussion, and elicitedenffioient information to explain an ap-
parent overcharge, or dispose effectually
of any suggestion thatpnblic money bad
been twrongfully expended. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier will not be a party to wrong-
doing, and when his attention is nailed
to any flagrnt case, retribution will be
wift and sure.
The meeting of the South Huron Lib-
erals held at Hansell on Friday last w as
very largely atten 'ed and was one of
the most harmonious in the history of
the riding. The folloing gentlemen
were put in nomination as candidates
for the Commons:—Donald Ugrnhart,
Thos. Fraser, Geo. McEwen. M. Y. Mc-
Lean, Jacob Kellerman. On several
ballots being taken M. Y. McLean, was
selected as the standard bearer. The
other gentlemen promised to heartily en-
dorse the candidate. Hon. A. B. Ayles-
worth was present and delivered a roes•ing speech and short speeches by Fred
Pardee, M P. Sarnia; V. Ratz, M. P.
Parkhill; R. Holmes, ex. M. P. Clinton;
W. H. Kerr, Brussels and G. F. Blair,
Goderioh. The three Hurons are now
in line for the election to the Commons,
with Arch. Hislop for the East; R.
Holmes for the West and M. Y. McLean
for the South. All three are strong
candidates and the Herons will likely be
repreented by Liberals at Ottawa in the
next Parliament. Mr. McLean is to be
A FAMILY MEDICINE.
Dr.Williams' Pnk Plls the One Medi•cine Best Suited for the Whole
Household.
Dr, WilliamsPink Pills are the great-
est blood -builder known to medical
science. They never tail to make rich,
red blood — lots of it — the kind that
brings health and strength to the suffer-
er, They are a family medicine—good for
the grandmother or grandfather; the
mother or father and for the growing
ohtldren. Thousands have found new
health and strength through the use of
these pills. As a proof of their being a
family medicine Mrs Chas. Castonguay,
Michipicoten River, Ont.., says : —
"My huband was ill for five months
and was unable to do any work. Ij/made
several trips to the Soo to consult doctorand spent much mouey on medicine but
noth ng helped him — in fact he grew
worse. He could not at much and the
little he did eat would not remain on his
stomach His stomao was examined by
X Rays and found to he in a terribly in-
fi &mored condition Atter remaining at
the Soo for some time ander the doctor's
care without finding relief he returned
home discouraged and afraid he was
going to die. Itwas then Dr. Williams
Pink Pills were recommended and by the
time he had taken nine boxes he was per-
fectly well and ableto go to work again."
Mrs Castonguay continues: "I have also
used the Pills for female troubles and
found them a perfect medicine. My
little one also owes good health and a
rosy color to them."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure all the
troubles due to poor blood or shattered
nerves, such as anaemia, rheumatism,
dyspepsia, neuralgia, St. Vitus dance,
partial paralysis, etc. simply because
they make rich, red, health•gving blood.
Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail
at 50c. a box or six boxes for $2 50 from
The Dr. Williams Medicine Co, Brock-
ville, Ont.
indulged in by the Opposition press.
At the Dpartment of Finance an un-
qualified dental is given and the state-
ment is denounced as false and mali-
cioue. It will be observed that no names
are given, jut the same general charge
against an offioial of a great and re-
sponsible department without any par-
ticulars whatever. Snoh a course puts
a cloud upon every official of that de-
partment. In this case action will he
taken at once to compel a retraction of
the obnoxious article, but in the mean-
time the damage has been done, the
calnmuy has been repeated, reprinted
and republished throughout Canada.
When the retraction comes, as come
it will, very few who read the original
slander will see it; prtial reparation is
all that is possible ander most favorable
circumstances. In the interim the public
mind is being inflamed and prejudiced
against the Government, which is power -
loss to stop suck dishonorable methods of
political warfare. A statement such as
thie,while it has its origin in an obscure
paper, always finds its way into some
great daily of large circulation, and the
damage is intensified.
These are Tory methods. This is the
Tory policy. This is a fair sample of
the means employed to dethrone the
Government of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, for
the purpose of handing it over to an un-
organized coterie of ambitious, hungry
politicians.
v9ROXETER.
Two of Wingham's foremost debaters,
Messr. Spotton and Workman, jour-
neyed to this place on Thurday evening,
where a friendly debate was held in the
basement of the Presbyterian church.
Wroxeter was represented by Messrs.
Monro and Dobson. The subject was,
"Resolved that it is in the best interests
congratulated on being nominated by the of this country that oriental immigration
Liberals. He has had parliamentary ex- should be excluded." Wroxeter took
perience and is one of the beet known the affirmative, while Wineham enc•
news aper men in Western Ontario. ported the negative. The decisioon was
P given for the afrirmative, thou h the
With the Liberals of South Huron Wingham speakere showed slightly the
united Mr. McLan should be a eure better oratorical form. Dr. P. Mao -
winner, donald and the Rev. T, S. Boyle gave
short addresses and a short musical pro•gramme was rendered. Rev. L. Perrin
ANOTHER LIE NAI LED. presided ably and the evening was voted
The Ottawa Citizen, Conservative a complete success -
paper, recently charged that an official
of the Finance Department had sold an Stock Live Markets
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Mens 2 -Piece Suits `I'
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Made to order from beautiful light Homespuns, Tweeds, etc.,
at $10.00, $12.00 and $14.00, These are made in
any style you wih, and made to suit,
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
We handle the famous W.G. & R,
brand. These_goods are found
in the bestmen's Furnishing
stoes in everycity and town in
the Dominion of Canada. And
for Wingham you will find an excellent assortment at our store.
COLLARS -15c each, or 2 for 25c.
20e each, or 3 for 50e. Collars
in . sizes.
SHIRTS — 51.00, 51.25, 51.50,
81.75 and 52.25 each.
We can also give you cheaper
Shirts,
UNDERWEAR—We handle the
best Underwear made in America.
SUMMER HATS—In Straw,
Panama, Linen, etc., in the latest
styles.
11AXWELL & HILL
Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers.
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►advanced copy of the Royal Insurance Toronto, June 18.—The run at the CityCommittee report and intimated that Cattle Market today was 75 loads, with
at the samo price public ofi-icials would 1,411 headof cattle, 549sheepandlambs,
.soon become wealthy. To give an air 350 hogs, and 453 calves.
of probability to the accusation, the The steady rise in the market which
Citizen proceeded to explain that this has been uninterrupted for the past week
official used the check in payment of a or two, received a temporary check to.
grocery bill. day. The sudden advent of the warm
This is the kind of damnable slander weather, and the fact that there have
been some heavy runs of cattle of Iate,
a.a.t. finds the wholesale botcher trade pretty
well supplied with stock on hand. It
1 _will probably take a few days toworktheir surplus stock, and in view of the
probable continuance of the warmther, it was td be expected that a decline
in the market rueabout due. As com-
�yy� pared with last week's top(,adecline today was from 20c to OOe.
The following are the quotations:
• Exporters' cattle-- Per 100 ll!bs.
Choice $5 50 $5 85
Thereare fourverses. Verse1.. Medium
Ayer's HairVigorstopsfalling -ht
hair. Verse 2. Ayer's Hair cows
Vior makes the hair grow., Feeders-
- Verse 3. Ayer's Hair Vior bwards�pounds
curs dandruff. Verse 4. Stockers choice
Ayer's Hair Vigor makes the Butchers's
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- scalp healthy, and keeps it so. Picked
- It is a regular hair -food• this Choice
� Meum- is the real secret of its won- Cuffs-.••.••
- derful success.The beat kind of A testimonial -...Best
"Sold for oer sixty years." Lights
525 550
425 475
375 400
425 450
andup-
470 485
425 435
300 350
550 575
480 500
400 425
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400 425
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CartY PAE'iOAL. Spring Lmbe eaoh.. $ 00
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AN ORDER FOR3
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The largest retail order for Pianos ever placed in Canada is given toThe R. S. Williams & Sons Co., Limited, Toronto's largest Maeio Dealers,by Love Bros., Contractors, to be plced in one huudred new completely A
furnished homes. A Dopy of the big order: —OFFICE AND PLANIG MILL PriONE MAIN 3609
LOVE BROTHERS, LIMITED,
BUILDERS AND DEALERS IN BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
TorioNzo, JUNE 6TIr, 1907.
1000 Gerrard Street, East of Pape Ave.
Messrs. The R. S. Williams & Sons Co , Limited,
143 Young Street, Toronto Ont. 4Gentlemen: —Agreeable with our conversation of this morning we take pleasure 4in herewith confirming our order for 100 New Scale Williams Pianos,No. 44 (375 style) which you will understand are to be delivered tons as promptly as possible upon order, including stool. 4We might state that this order is placed after thoroughly inveeti• 4
gating the different makes of pianos, and is decided upon owing to 4
the excellent quality of tone, finish and workmanship which we 4
found in your piano, and which we consider unequalled by anyother. Very truly yours. 4(SIGNED) LOVE BROS., LIMITED.
Certainly a convinciu g testimonial of the quality and sterling worth 4
of thse wonderful instruments44
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S. GRACEY
FURNITURE DEALER
SOLE AGENT IN WINGHAM.
The old Livingstone flax mill at List-
owel was burned. Lose, $1,500.
There is a move on foot which may re-
sultin a sweepingLDcal Option campaign
in North Welington district. including
in its sooe the towns of Mount Forest,
Harriston, PalmerstonandLietowel, and
also the townships in that district..
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WINGIIAM, - ONTARIO.
JOHN KERR
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De. Bader, Eos, ELc, Nlie and T hroa
Specialist. 370 Q ieen's A venae, Lo ndon
3rd door E3.3t or' St. Andrew's Oh arch.
FOR SALE.—Brick house and lot; also
a good brick house with all modern
convienoes; hard and soft wate r, good
barn, and from one to four acres of
land. Gat partioalars at the TIMES
office.
ON THE GEORGIAN BAY HOMESEEKERS'
AN
Ideal Summeesor1.
on Lake Huron,
OWEN SOUND, CANADA
King's Royal
Hotel and park
Golf Links, Bowling Greens, Lawn
Tennis Conrts, Croquet Lawn, Safe
Boating and Bathing, 70 Acres of
Gonnds, Minature Railway in Grounds,
Orchestra and Dancing,Snmmer Theatre,
Athletic Grounds.
Cuisine unexcelled. Service first-class.
Reasonable transient and family rated.
Booklet free.
PRANK IL NORMAN, Manager.
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SECOND-CLASS ROUND-TRIP
EXCURSIONS TO
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
p ALBERTA
DATESExcursions leave Toronto Tuesdays
Juno 4,1S; July 2,16,30; August
13, 27; Sept. 10 and 24. Tickets
good to return within sixty day* from going
date.
RATES Are the same from all points in Ontario,
ranging from $32.00 round-trip to
%i n peg to E42.fi0 round-trip to Ed -
mouton. Tickets to all pointe in the}ortk-west.
TOURIST SLEEPERS A limited number of
Tourist Sleeping Cars
will be run on each
excursion, fully equipped with bedding, etc.
smart porter in charge. Berths must be secured
and paid for through local ageht at least mi. days
before excursion leaves.
COLONIST SLEEPERS trhgereXacret
berths, pa/mangers
IDDIDIYing their own bedding, will be used as far
as possible in plate of ordinary coaches.
Rates and full Information eontalned In free
Home.eekers' pamphlet. Ask nearest C.P.R.
agent for a col y, or write to
8. tl. FOSTER, District Pass. Agt., C.P.R., Terellti
For ticket/ tied fun information see S. $
lfeemer, Agent at Wingham.
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 Curtain
Poles, small wood, white finish, Brass Extension Rods, etc.
ALL AT CLEARING- SALE PRICES.
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
Large stock, new goods.
of saving money.
We'll not offer you somethirrgior noth ing, but we will satisfy
given or we'll quit the business.
you with values
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WINOHAM MARKET REPORTS
Wingham, June 19th,1907
Flour per 100 lbs..... 22510280
Fall Wheat .... 0 85 to 0 85
Oats, 0 42 to 0 42
Barley ... 0 45 to 0 50
Peas
Butter 0 75 to 0 75
0 16 to 0 16
Eggs per doz 0 16 to 0 16
Wood per cord 2 50 to 300
Hay , per ton.. 11 00 to 12 00
Potatoes, per bushel new.. 0 50 to 0 60
Tallow per lb 0 5 to 0 06
L .. 0 15 to 0 15
Driedard Apples per lb
Live Hogs, per cyst 065 to 0 07
t 6 50 to 6 60
BARGAINS IN
WALL PAPER
AT KNOX'S.
A large stock of Wall Paper of the
newest and latest designs to be
sold at greatly reduced prices
25c Wall Paper for 20o per roll
20c " " 15c " "
15c " u n 12ic " "
1230 „ ,1 ,1 10c .[ ,.
100 11 " ., 8c f, If
70 „ „ I. So ,( I,
Borders same price per roll as sidewalls
they match.
Spalding Sporting Goods
Headquarters for everything in_ Base
Ball, Football, Lacrosse, Tennis
Goods, Etc.
English -made Fishing Tackle
We carry a first class stock. Try us
Fancy, Souvenir and Comic
Pest Cards
Our variety can't be beat anywhere.
Cameras and Photographic
Supplies,
A. fresh and complete stock, free dark
room and instructions to beginners.
R. KNOX
Jeweler and Stationer
Wingham, Ont.
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There is no footwear so
comfortable in hot weather
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CANVAS SHOES
And where can you find such variety in color, shapes and
styles and at such .reasonable prices, as at
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MARTIN -- SENOUR PAINTS
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 $loo for
your trouble.
SOLE AGENT IN WINQHAM. J. D. BURNS.
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