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THE WINUAM TIMES.
H. B. ELLIOTT, ntrinosure atonPIIPPRJETu
THURSDAY, QOT 4, 1907,
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Ata Cabinet meeting Saturday after-
noon the date for the overdue of the
oomiva secs:nn of the Dominion Parlia-
ment w aB sit for Thursday, November
28th.
• Ste Wienid Lem ter took oecra ion to
say sir, Halifax flint, the All Rot Line
should, must and w• ttld be built, and
when tae Premier rias s this the line is as
Rotel ei mantle.. The same n-suranee
WAS given Stith resptct to the grand
Truzie Pacific, entlralzeedy putti ole of
the hue are bunt nue tin balance is
with
being' pushed on n S Ith all the energy
the commis:donors can bring to bear.
The magnificent reception riven to
Hon. Mr. Fielding in Ilalifax, on the
occasion of his completing twentyfire
w' years of public 1ifa, furuished proof of
the estiutaticu in which the gifted fin-
ance uiluister is held in his native
province. Sir Wilfrid paid a high Wit-
., ' nate to the excellences of hie colleague
and humorously said that Nova Scotia
had not disgraced herself by sending
even one Tory to Ottawa.
GEORGIAN BAY CANAL.
Sir Wilfrid Lender said truly at the
Colonial Conference that Oauada was
engaged in developing her weans of
transport. One of the most important
has always been rtcogniz.d us b canal
leading hum Georgian 13ey to the tribu-
tary waters of the St Lawrence.
The building of this canal will bring
time water 500 miles nearer the wheat
belt, thus enauriug a cheaper method
of getting grain to market. The Ltberal
Government is favorable to the build -
tug of tide canal and the tiouserv,,tivee
oppose It Here is a nett ttr Chet should
present no difficulty ot choice. The
people of the West who are Chipping
grain, and the people of Outerio,
through which the line will pass de-
sire this canal, the Ltberal Geverntnent
is in favor of ir, the Ootiservatlou party
is oAeosed to it, tor which party then
will the people vote? The question an-
swers itself.
It is estimated that at least $100.000, -
COO will be expended in the construe
tion et this oo,umeretal wetineyay, and
this money will be provided gladly by
European investors. Tne ex i-nditure or
this sant in Canada will bring along
with it a great stimulus to business,
and will reenit in the rapid growth of
many towns in Ontario which only re-
quire the additional stimulus of this
canal to make thein Cities of importance.
The building of the Georgian Bay canal
is part of the Liberal plan for the
future, and to defeat the construction
of this groat nati,nal work is the Avow-
ed ibientien of the Conservative party.
This is the reason why the people of
Ontario should send to Parliament sup-
porters of the present adminilatratton, to
the end that the bands of Sir Wilfrid
Laurier may be strengthened in carry-
ing tat his great plan of cheap trans-
portation by water from the great lakes
to tide teeter
An interesting UM suit ot White
against Ln'ty was tried at Orangeville
anti resulted in verdict for defendant.
The Lake Marian Lumber Company of
Ottawa has assigned with liabilities of
$15,000
A woman giving the name of Ellen
Webb was arrested at Oshawa on the
chatge of stealing jewellery worth $300
from Mrs Woodruff, wife of a hotel.
kt eper, She confessed and gat o up the
jeweilere.
We Trust
Doctors
U you are suffering from
impure blood, thin blood, de-,
bility, nervousness, exhaus-
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
know$ it, too. Ask him about it.
mum, thtre it dally solem of the bowies,
poOreee a products are absorbed, cane:w hPad-
sehn, biiloaanE.•, ate es ii7•i.etistd, hod true
work n AYei i Pithlie liter pint, .&et gently,
sit vegetabttle
Xl sde bI. 0. Aust tie., Lwts% Marl.
♦ raaaaotaotarare of
IIAIR VUOOdt.
yettsiwyePCtO AL.
Ww tiara *0 resets 1 'tve pabMeta
*Mk fartaales St .It eur taedtbinew
so,e^ ste ss'.A.'asr.A.N Wan
Oenneil met on October 12th, as per
adjournment; members all present;
Reece Bailie in the chair. Minutes of
twat xnaetimg ootif ruled on motion of
Medd and Anderson. Treasurer'sstate-
went showing balance on hand of 018.-
06, filed on motion of Murray and Ander-
son. The clerk was instructed to colleot
dividend from the Dungaunon Driving
Part; Association for 1306 and pay the
s .mq to Treasurer ,on motion of Ander-
soo and Tbompson, An order for $10 00
Was drawn in favor of Ashfield township
for Court Room, on motion of Murray
sad Medd. The Council agreed to lower
vulva rt ou con 9, opposite Lot 21(W ilson
Drake), on motion of Murray and Ander-
son. Cheques were leaned to the amount
of about $130 in payment of contracts,
etc.
The Council adjourned to meet on
Nov. 15th, et 10 o'clock,
W. S MCCitoSeie, Clerk,
ISL( l,VALfu
her. W. 3. Wet ie spouting a few
dais at Bruce Beach this week,
The Icish social held last Friday even.
ing. under the auspices of the Dulles'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Oharch,
was a very successful event, financially
and otherwise. Those who took part in
the programme acquitted themselves
nobly, and a very enjoyable evening's
entertainment was the result, Mr. Geo.
Spotton, and Aar. 4.. H. Musgrove, of
Wingham, gave addresses, the former
dealing admirably with the humor of
tee Irishman, and the latter delivering a
capital address on the history of Ireland.
Heottatious by Miss Baohanan, of Bras -
sole, Miss Duff. of the village, and Mr.
S. Gracey, of Wing/earn, were well ren-
dered. Mr. Albert Gallagher, of Howiok,
proved himself an Irish humorist of no
mean order. Sauget by Mr. and Mrs.
Cochrell, of London, Dagald Strong, of
Brussels, Mrs. Alex Moffatt and Clayton
Duff were well rendered and much ap-
preciated by the aadience. The ladies
served tan in real Irish fashion. Rev.
W. 3. West performed the duties "of
chairman. Proceeds, about $45,
RLYTH
Notwithstanding that owing to the
wet weather there was a considerable
decrease in the gate receipts at the fal
fair here, the Society's books show a
ama11 balance on the right side, after
pat ing all prizes and entreat expenses.
111r R ill. McKay, jeweler, and Mise
Welke Hamilton were married on Wed-
nesday afterneon of last week, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. 3. L.
Small, B A, The bride wore a hand -
Same cream silk costume, and was given
away by her father. Mise Eva Gracey,
of Wiogham, played the wedding march.
Owiug to recent bereavement in the
bride's family, the wedding was a quiet
one.
On Monday of last week, Ann Nesbit,
wire of Mr. Alex. McCreight, was called
to her home on high atter a short illness
of a week. Deceaeed was born in Mona-
ghan County, in the North of Ireland,
and cave to this country about fifty
years ago, settling in the village of Clark
near Port Hope, afterwards moving to
Morris township. She was married in
Blyth to her now bereft husband. A
family of 5 boys and 2 girls was born.
bat only Mrs- Gibson, of Evansville,
Indiana; James and Thomas at home,
and Alex., of Dresden, now survive.
Deceased was a member of the Presby-
terian ohuroh.
TO GRAVY EX01..7SIVE FRAI'CuI9E.
special Agent of Peng-ready to show the
New Fall Styles,
George J. Atkinson, seeded agent for
Sethi -ready Tailoring, will be in, town
in a few days for the purpoee of discus-
sing the granting of an exclusive agency
for these high-class garments.
Mr.Atkinson line all the new fall styles
in fabrics with hi , and it is the purpose
of the Semi -read Company to further
extend their busies in this district.
The semi -ready Special Order Depart-
ment has helped to place this modern
tailoring in its premier position. With
the cloth rambles and the fashion plate
the agent can take orders for snits tet be
made from special measure. The saving
is appreeiable.
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1 Dr. (sutler, London, Eye, Ear and
Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue,
l London, 3rd door East of St, Agdrevv'e
Chnreh.
d. 0. Rockwell's Sunny South Co.
When J. O. Rockwell's world famous/
Sunny South ootnbany comes to tl`o
opera house, Wingham, Thursday event
ing, bot. 31st, local theatre goers will
have an opportunity to see what a really
drat -class colored show is. This is re•
cognized as one of the biggest, brightest,.
and beat colored mneiest dotnganies in
America, There is a complete elimin-
ation of all that is aonrse and horse show
is conepiettoris by it* absence. There k
any amount of legitimate fun, aaughttr
and wit in the neer musical comedy
"Sunrise On The bad Plantation" which
has been selected to exploit the rare
talent* of the eOtniratty+, who fanke M
a colored organization extend* clean
across the twntlnent, The high.clase
nolo concert band Which aieoi mpanlete the
organization will head the "Roan" town
parade act noon. Beate on sale at Mo -
Ribbon's drug store. Prices 211, 35, tend
60 Ceetit*.
TUE WINGII4M Tlht.,•, OCTOBER 24, 1907
A FISHERMAN'S LUCK.
Weak, Worn and Almost in Despain
When Dr. Williams Pink Pies Came
to His Rescue.
"My strength was almost gone, my
breath very short and I scold karate
walk. I used wetly remedies but they
did not help me. Finally a friend advis-
ed tee to take Dr. Williams' Pine. Pills.
I did so and today, thenke to The pills,
I am a perfectly well roan."
.This very emphatic statement is made
by Mr. R. L Porter ot Maitland, N S.
Ur, Porter is a fisherman, and naturally
a bard working utau, subject to much
exposure. He further says: "I was in
a state of debility and bloodlessness.
Aonietimes I could attend to wy work,
but otters was too weak and miserable to
du so. I was wakeful and restlese et
night, and could not eat itt the morning.
I was troubled with pains in my back
and shoulders, sometimes I could bardly
straighten up. Then indigestion carne
to add to my misery, and my condition
was oue that Made me almost liopetese.
I tried eeveral medioines—but in vain.
Then one day a friend said why don't
you try Dr, Williams' Pink peel's? 1
tried them and I shall always b. grateful
for them. I i a short time I :gan to re-
gain my health. I could e " better, and
eunld eateinykiedot foo ' My strength
retsrned, I could att i d to my work
I was in fact pertt.; well ageitz, and
this is actually d'', to Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills build up the
etrenerth and drive out disease in just
one way—they actually make now blood.
That is all they do, bat they do it well.
They don't act ea the bowels—they don't
purge and weaken like common pills
They don't deal with mere symptoms,they
go right to the root of the trouble in the
blood. That is why they care a..aemia,
with all its headaches and backaches,
and dizzinesss and heart palpitation,
That is why they cure indigestion,
rhenmetism, neuralgia, St. Vitas dance,
geueral weakness and the special ail-
ments that growlug girls and women do
not like to talk about even to their doc-
tors. 13u1 you must insist on getting
the genuine pills with the full name
"Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pate
People" on the wrapper around ea'h
box. Sold by all medicine dealers or
by mail at 50a a box or six boxes for
$2,50 from the Dr, Williams' Medicine
0o„ Brookville, Ont.
The application to wind up the Farm-
ers' Manufacturing and Supply Com-
pany of Durham was dismissed by Mr.
Justice Teetzel.
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Live Stock Markets.
Toronto, Oct. 22.—The run at the
City Cattle Market today consisted of
90 oars, ooutaininic 1,500 cattle, 1,820
cheap and lamb., 340 hoes and 174 calves.
Basiaess was a little brisker to -day
than last
week. bat the tame quality of
cattle were iu ovidenoe, with, as venal,
decidedly too Mach poor stair.
Good cattle were bringing good prices
ail right, but poor cattle were going for
a song.
Exporters were scarce and the prices
quoted are purely nominal as far as real
choice ones are concerned.
The following are the gngtations:
Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs.
Choice,.,.. $4 75 $5 00
Medium . 3 90 4 25
Bulls 3 75 4 00
Light 8 00 3 25
Cowe 3 25 3 50
Feedbrs—
best 1000 pounds :and up-
wards 4 25 4 50
Stockers choice 2 75 3 00
" bulls . , 1 50 2 00
Butchers' ---
Picked 4 50 4 75
Medium 2 75 3 00
Cowe........ 2 50 3 00
Bulls 2 25 2 75
Hogs—
Beat 6 25
Lights
Sheep—
5 25 5 25
Export ewes 4 25 4 40
Backs.... 3 00 8 50
0011, 3 00 3 50
Spring Lambs each.. 4 00 5 60
Calves. each , . . 300 5 75
1YIN0RAa1 MARKET REi'oRTS
Wingham, Oct. 23rd, 1907.
Flour per 100 lbs..., 2 50 to 3 25
Fall Wheat ..., 1 02 to 1 05
Oats,,.,,,,,,, 0 45 to 0 50
Barley ......... .... 0 55 to 0 60
Peas 0 83 to 0 86
Butter ,, 0 22 to 0 24
Eggs per dos 0 22 to 0 22
Wood per cord 2 50 to 3 00
Hay , per ton . , , , —13 OO to 15 00
Potatoes, per bushel 80 to 75
Tallow per lb -„--,,,-- 0 5a. to 0 06
Lard ... ... .... 0 15 to 0 15
Live Hogs, per olset 5 90 to 6 00
Dried Apple .. 6;4 to 0 08
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We will pay a highest
prices tot live Ota Hiss,
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Canada's Oldest Nurseries,
'We have the largest est stock of Cr
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1LASPeenztteS in Canada, *lAo Comtt1ete
assortment of PRIIIT ani Oae AME-'K1'At '
Titles and Snixr'ns Write na before;
placing yonr order. Agents wanted at •
once. The THOS. W. BOWMAN &
SON 00,, LTD,t Ridgeville, Ont.
PALL 86 WINTER
Suitings
Overcoalings 1
and
We have the best range
- of these for this season ever
shown in this town,
The fancy broad stripes are taking the lead in
suitings although a ftw overcheck are still in vogue
and the style of make is varied so that you can have
the style yo i most prefer and know that it is all
right. Come early and make your selection.
FURNISHINGS—We have a full line of all
the latest furnishings, new and nifty goods arriving
every day.
MAXWELL & HILL
Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers.
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CST PRICES IN FURNITURE
S. Gracey offers some very special cut prices in Furniture.
We don't often have such sales, but we want
room. Here are a few prices :
We offer a ;: 52 Parlor Suite, Wilton Rug, spring
seats, b'icks and edges, for, . $40 00
A $38,00 5 piece Suite for . , 30,00
An $18.00 4 -piece Suite for 13 50
$5.00 Couches for 3.90
$13.50 Sideboards for 15.50
Special prices all through, on Bedroom Suites, Extension
Tables, Parlor Pieces, Rocking Chairs, Springs,
'Mattresses, etc., etc.
VIMIIIMOMMISOOMIAMMiSlialMIZ
I#rF W SCALE WILLIAMS PIMA O.
If you have any notion of buying a Piano, don't buy
until you see the New Scale Williams, one, 6f the best
Pianos made in Canada. Call and seeihem at our show
rooms. We off,:r very special prices on them, too.
iMMINIIMMONE WO,
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MeSZtaXeleaSeelllefilaiMSMEIVEZIOUSICIIIME
A full line of COAL and WOOD RANGES, BUOY'S
"HAPE'Y THOUGHT" RANGES, RADIANT HOME
HEATERS, WOOD HEATERS, COAL HEATERS,.
I CENTRAL HARDWARE
WINGH4.M.
STOVES. Oaii and SEE
H. BISHOP
Lot of SECOND-HAND
OUR STOOK and GET OUR PRICES.
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We want to emphasize the fact that never 4,
before in all our experience have we had Finch •
perfection of quality and apish in LADIES' •
MANTLES. Wholesale tailoring has pro. I
greased wonderfully the list few years, and
ladies will and it more satisfactory every way at
to baby garments ready to wear, providing they
get the richt bund. We make a specialty of
CONTINE'NT'AL" Mantles, whioh'have a
reputation all over Canada for novelty, and •
represent a new standard of esoellence. •
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Como in and see what we call atyae and
wise.
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Otte boor north et Queen's Motel,
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ifj ties of MAPLE SYRUP from farmers
To Be
Proud Of.
"down east," and we have been
[l selling Was "Pure Maple
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On May r•st, 1907 a sample was bought from us
by Mr. Thomas Kidd, Government Inspector, and for.
warded to Ottawa. This sample pint of Maple Syrup
was drawn from a barrel of Pure Maple Syrup made
by a farmer down east." The manufacturer guaranteed it
to be pure, and we sold it as such. We are now in receipt
of Bulletin No. 141 published by W. J. Gerald, Esq.,
Deputy Minister, which gives the report of Mr. A. Mc-
Gill, Acting Chief Analyst, Out of twenty samples re-
ported from the "London District" only twelve were
found to be genuine, and we are pleased to say that the
sample forwarded from this store is reported in the
inspector's Bulletin as Genuine Maple Syrup.
This is the only store north of Clinton that
can truthfully say "Our Maple Syrup is
genuine because the Acting Chief
Analyst for the Dominion of Can-
ada says in his report that
it is genuine,"
We have a quantity of this same quality in stock.
IDon't you want some of it?
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) arrived. We sellsetandeld's Unshrinkable Underwear—•kuaranteed
'j all Nova Scotia Wool.
50 Ladies' Cloth Sockets to clear at leas than halt price.
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We have some efttra good values in Ladies' and hMeii's Fur
1► Coats. In men's we have Canadian Coon, Wombat, Bulgarian Lamb,
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A few Men's Far Caps to clear at reasonable prices.
Pure Wool Tarn, in single, two or three ply, made in , Wrox• 4
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r weights, from 5e up, were bought before the advance in price, and 40
therefore it is to your advantage tecome and see our stook. 1 4
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We purchased -a large number of Traveller's Samples of Heavy '• `.
Top Shirts which we can sell you at less than wholesale prices. They
are just the thing for fall wear: j
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WANTED,
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Come and see our new stock of Men's and
t Suits, good values.
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•ng your trade "milli exchange it
for our bargains.
T.A.
MILLS.