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TUE WINGHAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER
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WINll11Ari BRANCH
P, S i1+I I T H, A GENT.
THE CAN.e 1 IAN BANK
F C MMERCE
READ OFFICE, TORONTO EsTADLIS111:D 1867
E. E. WALI1ER, President
ALEX. LAIRD, General 1Vtaueger
4, 11, gRELAND, Superintendent of
Branches
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Rest, - - - 5,000,000
Total Assets, - 113,000,000
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laembers of Business Educators'
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J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal, Loudon.
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PAINTSJ
3.Sold Subject to Chemical Analysis ! ! I.E
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This means that you can take any can of
" Martin- Senour 100% Pure Paint" Cl
off our shelves, have it analyzed by any reliable
chemist in Canada, If you do not find it IN
abso-
lutely pure and exactly as we claim, we will pay
ir
the charges and make you a present of $loo for gl.
your trouble. I"
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SOLE AGENT IN WINCHAM. J. BU . _c�
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LEHICH .VALLEY COAL
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DOMINION BANK
BEAD QF7f• LQE : TORONTO,
Capital paid up, $3,633,800
Rose've food and
Ilndivi ed troflis $4,120,000
Total Assets, oar 51,000,0DQ
WINCHAM BRANCH.
Farmers' Notes discounted,.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States and Europe,
SAVI1\GS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and edded to principal quartette --end
of Itlarch, June, Septt saber and Dec(m•
ger each year,
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager.
R. Vanstone, Solicitor.
ADDITIONAL
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
To WINNIPEG anti art poiuts lu the
NOkT-h-l1 E ST
Special Trains leave Toronto
TUT3i)A.Y, AUG. '21
TUESDAY, SEP. 10
TER(mAv, SEP. C4
TUESDAY, OOT, 8
TUESDAY, 001', 22
Return second-class tickets from wing.
from at very low rates, ranging from H in.
nines $32,00, to Edmonton, *42.10. Good for
sixty days.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
on each excursion. Comfortable berths at
small extra Bost Obtain free pamphlet,
rates and full information from J. ii.
DECREE, Agent. Wiugbsu,, or from
U. 13. Foster, Dist. Pass, act„ C.P.R., To-
ronto.
High -Class
Diamonds
People who wear diamonds waist
stones that will bear the closest
serntiny,--gems which are free from
flaws and from wbose surface every
ray of light is reflected as from a drop
of water.
We carry all sizes of diamonds
from tbp lergest to the smallest,
either set or onset and all of the pur-
est quality.
01HWard & Co.
374 Richmond St.
LONDON, ONT,
FARMERS
and stook or other
artiole E y v iohne p
to disp osea of, should adver-
tise the same for sale in the TIROS. Our large
circulation tells and it will be strange indeed if
yon douotgetaeastomer. Weoan'tguarantee
that you will sell beeanes you may ask more
for the artiole or stook than it is worth. Send
your advertisement to the Tuatas and try this
plan of disposing of your stook and other
artiolea.
IT PAYS
TO .A.DVEETIS
IN TILE
TIMES
1907
AB$OLUTE
LONDQNINi!1F00.
An Experience an a Bus . n a Buffo -
twang
�y
.eating Black Pay.
ozl a
sEcumni„LiFtrgoWZonN!.arldl'at7,r
bank,
little
des wing
Carter's
Little Liver Pis.
Myst earir afgnature Of
See Pao -Simile ¶✓rapper Rale%
Totri mann and as easy
to lake ax sugar.
CARTERS
IVER
PIa%,
FOR HEADACHE.,
FON DIlliNESS*
FOR BILIOUSNESS*
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FLA CONSTIPATION
FOR SALLOW SKiN
FOR T?IEC*IMPLERIOR
rultilLtSZt NU it NAvt. YA:LIV,
6 rCeith 1 ! roreGZy "rtzetaEie./ .eafK� see.
804
CUM?. alOK Ht ADAOHla.
Chances are agaizist the man who
never takes chances.
Oue of the beet methods to rid the
house of flies is to pat into an atom*zee
some oil of laventer slightly diluted w th
hot watt X. Spray it luta the air, t nd
the flies will leave the plane. 0 Lis
leaved a delightful odor.
Beare the Zhu Kind ?Salina Always Eadgh?
Signature
of
There is nothing more useful in th..
kitchen than a board oovered with en eey
paper. It is good for sharpening It elves
and soiesore and very useful in reu'ov-
ing rust front steel knives and fucks;
in faot, it removes the deepest rat t
marks. Get t troll board about ail
ruches long, two inches wide and out
inch think, andc•ove,r it with emery cloth
No. 1.0. This 'puts a smooth edge on
carving knives by unrefntly grindaug the
blade edge the saute as on a stone.
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LITTLE POCKET PHYSICIAN.
mGuaranteed
iiy oei is
b Walton ItteKtbbon to Cara
Catarrh
Thousands alio have been cured by
Hy o -suet call the inhaler that uontee
with every outfit the "Little Pocket
Phgsiciau," atizt is so small that ix can
be oarrieu kat he pocket or purer.
There is natty no excuse wh'ttever for
anyone Laying catarrh tow that fly -o -
mei ie so readily obtainable. It you
hayµ any doubts about its value, Wal-
ton ailcKKtbbon will let you have a Cour•
plett+out tit, with the tweetataudin. that
unites it nares catarrh it wile not Dost
you a cent.
The complete Heee mei ten fit eonsiete
of the "Little Pocket Pup -tato" and a
bottle of ely•o met and c.Ate only $1 00,
making it the moss economical se well
as the ouly guaranteed treatment for
the cure of catarrh. Remember that
Hy -camel cures catarrh without atom -
rich dosing, applying the rnedioattou and
healiug where the deeeaseed genu are
present.
The average Ontario farmer does not
worry very mnoh over the problems of
food chemistry, or such details as the
requisite amount of hydrocarbons or
proteid in bread. But he is vitally in-
terested in those problems that affect the
market for his products and the cost at
living.
There seerns to be little relation be.
tween the loaf on the table and the mar.
'trete of the Province. There is a close
relation, however -bee/stole of the fact
that individuals all ovet Ontario insist oil
buying Western hour, thinking it the
beat because it has been so extensively
advertised. This, tsken in the aggregate
has caused the deoline lb the demand for
Ontario wheat and the building tzp of
the West at the expense of Ontario far.
mere and millers.
That the market has been largely lost
and that feed is dear cannot be disputed.
but *hat is vastly mote important to the
farming 'Community of Ontario is the
signal success of Ontario millers in driv-
ing out Western competition in the Mari-
time markets, People in Ontario eat
bread made !rem Western floor, People
in the Maritime Provinces peter
what is known as Ontario blended Boni,
and the effeot of this demand is already
felt bythose Millen t os a who ma&d a special-
ty of the new filar.
The exploitation bed discovery of the
fact that just enough Western Ilene made
tO be added to the riohly-flavoured, but
Weaker Bear of Ontario, to make the
beet and moot nourishing bread hi the
World, spent Opp )rtanity for Ontario far.
rulers, They oannot Afford to neglect
the latest move to regain the litmus s mar-
ket, and the sooner they realize that itis
financial folly to encourage Western in.
dustry at the expense of their own bash
tteeetants, and insist on buying only tion
milled in Ontario, the sooner will each a
detnand tae created for Onterio blended
ftorire, that Millions of Money' wilt remain
in Ontario, to benefit the wheat growete
And stockmeut of this province.
streams of water were still runrting
on the street. The lanterns reflected
darkly on the pavement. Suddenly
the off horse went zlow•n, kicking the
near ode's feet from under him. In
• their struggles to get up they s)y'ung
tite bus' head around, and we lay
broadside to the street. I looked to
see a snarl of wagons, the bus hem-
med in by jeering cabmen, a gaping
crowd and the driver jerking at his
fallen horses. Not so. Six bobbies
were already on the spot. As if by
magic a space was cleared about us
and the traffic checked. Under the
steady hand of the driver the horses
were Fenn up, trembling and mud -be-
spattered, but otherwise none the
worse for their tumble. The nolace-
men lowered their hands and Cheap-
side again resounded with the Lon-
don roar.
When a black fog comes down the
city vanishes, From your seat on
the bus beside the driver you cannot
make out the horses' heads. The
street limps shimmer dimly, sound
seems deaderletlrand when you speak
your voice is strange and unfamiliar.
Your face looks like a chimney
sweep's, your chest burns as you
breathe, and near you on the bus you
hear some people coughing. You won-
der what they • look like. Down on
the street somewhere there is a thud,
and some one onuses violently. The
driver laughs. "This 'ere's th' black-
est kind," he says. "I guess we're
fixed 'ere for a bit. Yer kin just bet
your hlnnmin' 'ead I won't budge till
I see th' 'arses. Last time I knock-
ed down a bloody hobby with ill' pole
an' most ran into th' Thames," Every
little while it seems to lighten, the
horses take a step or two, and then
once more the world is buried in suf-
focating blackness, Your eyes sting
as you strain them through the fog.
All' at once it begins to lift, and in
the zenith the son masers, large and
strange ansa red. The buses begin
to move again. Yon can see them
loomly dimly, crowded with ghostly
passengers. Then as it grows still
lighter yon see the eleamieg helmet
of a mounted sentinel and a clock
tower rising black behind. It is
Whitehall. Yon have been two hours
on the bus and have gone w00 yards.
-Thornton Oaxley 111 Metropolitan
Magazine.
Horse Show a Success.
The recent Horse Show in Toronto,
as an exhibition and in point of at-
tendance, was 0 success, Zvlore peo-
ple saw it than saw the show last
year. More people came to Toronto
from outside points to be present.
The horses in nearly every class were
especially good, in one or two cases
only the judges withholding ribbons.
Moreover, there were more entries.
Financially, the slow has a little
balance in the wrong column,n, an ac-
tual deficit of $18.00 The boxes
brought in only $2,142, this year, as
compared with $4,355 last year, nd
though the general attendance was
larger, the prices were lower, and the
adu ssion receiptsis lower. . 1
he man-
agement
agement
set out with subscriptions
of $2,000 from the Ontario Horse-
men's Association, $1,000 from the
Canadian Horse Show Association and
$1,050 in individual subscriptions from
members of the Toronto Hunt Club.
This would leave an apparent sur-
pl is, but the subscribers are repaid
in part by the association.
Those having most to do with the
show are well satisfied with its suc-
cess, a success attained despite more
than one serious handicap. As to the
judging, ne eomplaizits have been
made.
it pays to advertise, we know.
The cheapest way is best.
:fust tell your wife, and she will go
And tell it to the rest.
Trtsl 0a firth tr„,+*n+n'q' re t, .t•„email•
el or I fr..•,, en a („•-.t, by 1)r .1hnnp,
Rat'ir,' . h%ii 1 tt P.+ rt r•r. 11,E pre.lilt f1
to tth.• pe'rt,te-w•thnnr a 1 e, na etr+t-
tha g"e,ar v',Ttie f.• thi-.oier•t'f o t.t .,'i tp•
tintr know,: to 0' 0!116.ei R ever}++`++rN r6
D. S -one's Crista -ch }.t•'n,•'It.
all dealers.
1"at3t aro nn f i•`t at Chie urn rn form
an inteinntioaal union of farmers' or-
ganizations.
The ''w Preece Caneeian treaty
g vr'n Praises pr,-ft,reutta: a a on Berne
of her prod to, s aad mitritvu u rat+ -a on
the vast
KIDNEY
Thu kidneys form
a very ileportant
ee' channel for the out-
let of disease from the system, carrying
off ace aha
pCOMPLAINTS AT
p ofiss odist
on the
blood.
The kidneys are often affected and
cause serious disease when least sus-
pected. When the back aches, specks
Hoa before t s
l t h o eyes, urine contains
a brick -dust sediment, or is thick and
stringy, .scanty, highly colored, in fact
when there is anything wrong with the
small of the back or the urinary organs
thee the kidneys are affected.
If you are troubled with your kidneys
DN'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
wilt cure you. bars. Frank row., Wood-
side, N.B., Writes ; "I was a great
sufferer with backache for over a year
and could get nothing to relieve lure until
I took two boxes of DOAN'S iiioNa r
Paas, and now I do not feel any pain
whatever and cart eat and sleep well;
something I could not do before."
Price 50 cents a bot er 3 tot $1,25, at
all dealer, or The Dostt Kidney Pili Co.,
Toronto, Oat.
Just try a blended fibur
once and see for yourself
that it doer relays
WHITER and; tastier
Bread and Biscuits -
LIGHTER Pastry-
MORE ELICiQIUS
Cake, •
And there's good reason
for it, too.
I,. Flours
combine the rich nutriment, the whiteness, lightness
and delicate flavor of Ontario wheat with the strong
qualities of Manitoba wheat.
For all hone baking -no flour, milled only from spring
wheat, can compare with a
BLENDED FLOUR,
Look for this trademark
on every bag or barrel
of flour you buy.
Take no other.
"Made in Ontario"
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