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TUE WINGIIAM TIMES, OOTO$ER 31, 1907
TO ADVERTISERS
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not later than Monday evening.
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to noon Wednesday of each week.
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THE WINfllAliI ` iiIES,
R. B $LLIQTT, PUBLremoatAND PROPRIETOP
• THURSDAY, 00T. 31. t907.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The bye elections Tuesday for House
or Con no19 vb0 iu 4-,a resulted in the
return of Ur A. M Martin (Liberal) in
North Wellirs,;ton, Ur. 0. L. Oxen
(Ooas'rvativ. ) in E tet Northumberland
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1114 tr B. artier (Owls rvative) for
London. Tue wsj xtues were all large.
A report from U,ited Sc..ct•e U0 141111
F W Mahtu, at N,.tLu ghem, England,
Mates that the olfh, al figurers shows
that Great Brioche's annual import ut
apple* is now nt any 9.000,010 bushels
Oat; -ball the import le front the Uuit:.d
States. The twat from all the British
Possessions is under 4 000,000 bushels;
Canada's share is about 3,000,000, and
Australia's nearly 500.000. It is be-
lieved that Brunie's enure demand for
imported apples could be met by Canada
and ,Australia.
The railroads of the United States
are owned by about 450,000 stook -
holders. The iota aconratet count was
made three years ago by the interstate
commerce Oommiseiou, when the num-
ber was 327,000. Since that time the
growth in capital stook has been very
heavy, so that a correspondingly lirge
increase in the number of shareholders
has lately 000nred. The Penus)lvauia
has many more than doable as many
owners as any other railroad in America,
havtng fully one•tenth of the total Lum-
ber. Its last divi tend checks in Jd ty
went to 45,500 different persons or insti-
tutions.
The trade figures of the D,mioion for
September and for the first sex menthe
of the current fispal year indicate a non.
tinned large expansion of Oanad.t's traria
The figures for Sep=ember are pep orally
grstitying in that th •y chow a vrtry large
increase of exports over S-ptemoer of
last year, the 1110119148 to• rhs in with, to
gather vvith the Antast inureaee, conurer.
balancing by over th-ee millions the de
creates of the previous four menthe.
Lest month every line of industry chow
ed a large increase in exports, wi'h the
single exception of the fishetios; which
showed a decrease of about half a million
as compered with Se tt.mber, 1906. The
total trade for the Fix m tnrbs was $332,.
661,155, an inorease of $at 156.482 over
the correspondiug six months of last
year.
SURE AND SAFi '
Baby's Own Tablets is the 1 est medi-
clues to the world for the, mwor aitmeuee
of little ones. and the safest We do
not ask you to take our word terr this -
we give you the guarantee of it Govern-
ment analyst that ihie medtcXue o•,ntains
no opiate or harmful ,)rug /It is equally
good for the new born ba a or the well
grown child. It is a c tam cure for
all the moor ailmf nt of childhood.
Mrs. Andrew Trees Savabeo, Qle.,
sans: "I have pr ed the vaino of
Baby's 0 xn Tabiete ae w cure for several
o the troubles that afflict yonngtohtl-
dren, including akin disuas', ind grata to
and teething troubles." Sold by medi-
cine dealers or by utnil at 25 o••nts a box
from the Dr Williams' Medtciue 00 ,
Brookville, 0 et
W R 1TECHL'R VH.
0 e day last week Mr Thee. Mire -
house and the apple pack• ra put up 44
barrels of pma.l•stz •d apples in 8i2 hoots
in Mr Thus. Davideun's ,ruhard. Mr.
Mirehonse says he could put up 60 bar
rete in the swine time bad tue apples
been of the size of former years.
Wall Paper! Ought to see our line!
SAUNDERS.
The Government streamer Lenrine ran
on the breakwater ar. Goderioh and was
wrecked.
is Your
Hair SicI?1
That's too bad! We had no-
ticed it was looking pretty thin
and rough of late, but naturally
did not like+ to speak of it. By
the way, Ayer's Hair Vigor is
;n regular hair grower, a per-
fect hair tonic. The hair stops
corning out, grows faster,
keeps soft and smooth. Ayer's
Hair Vigor tures sick hair,
makes it strong and healthy.
the be.t kind of s t e tirnonlat--
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FALL & WINTER
Sailings
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Over co aliogs
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 f:w overcheck are still in vogue
and the s*yle of make is varied so that you can have
the style yo 1 most prefer and know that it is all
right. Colne early and make your selection.
FURNISHINGS -We have a full line of all
the latest turnishings, new and nifty goods arriving
every day.
I''1AX W E L,L, & HILL
Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers.
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CUT PRICES IN FURNITURE
93,. 71' .Y. ly.wipp.,. • , • r .
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S. Gracev 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, beck4 and edges, for.. $4000
A e3 i.00 5 ph ee Suite for 30,00
An $18.00 4.piece Suite for 18 50
$5.00 Conches for 3.90
$18.50 Sldebtards for 15.50
Special prices all through, oz Bedroom Suites, Extension
Tables, Parlor Pieces, Rocking Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses, etc., etc.
NEW SCALE WILLIAIIB PIANO.
If you have any notion of buying a Piano, don't buy
until you see the New Scale Wil iams, one of the best
Pianos male in Ganada. Call and see them at our show
rooms. We offer very special prices on them, too.
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RAcEy FURNITURE
And DEALER
MENNE MIR*
1 Ladies' flantles
AT THE A 1 STORE
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We want to emphasize the fact that never
before in all our experience have we had such
perteotion of gnalrty ann finish in LADIES'
MANTLES. Wholesale tailoriog has pro-
gresaed Wonderfully the last few years, and
ladies will find it more sati•faotory every way
to buy garments ready to wear, providing they
get the right pipit We make a specialty of
'• CONTINENTAL" Mantles, which have a
reputation all over Canada for novelty, and
tepreeent a new standard of exoellenoe.
Come in and see what we call style and
valve.
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Hanna be G.
One door north of Queen's Hotel.
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Live Stook Markets.
Toronto, Oot. 29 -The run at that
Oily Oattle Market for to -day was 80
loads, with 1,110 head of cattle, 2,200
sheep and lambs, 1,000 hogs, and 220
calves.
The claw of cattle still coming in is
very poor in quality for the most part,.
and trade to -day was draggy.aud slow.
There was the usual demand for choice
butcher cattle, but not much activity
in any other line, for the reason pre-
sumably that the quality was not up
to requirement, Tnere is some demand
for good export cattle, but the Market
is not very strong. in view of the pre-
ent position of the British market.
The following are the gnotattoue:
Exporters' cattle- Per 100 lbs.
Choice . , .. , , . , $4 50 $5 00
Medium 4 00 • 4 25
Bulls 8 60 3 75
Light 800 3 50
Cows 3 25 3 60
Feeders -
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards 4 25, 4 50
Stockers choice 2 75 3 00
" bulls...... 1 50 2 00•
Bntchers'-
Picked 4 50 5 00
Medium.... 2 65 3 15
Oows........ 2 60 3 00
Bulls 2 00 2 50
Hogs -
Bost 6 12;1,
Lights 5 75 5 S7;1
Sheep -
Export ewes 4 25 4 40
' Bucks.... 3 60 4 CO
Calle........ . ... 3 00 3 50
Spring Lambs each., 4 00 5 25
Calves. each .. 3 00 5 75
WJNOHAM MARKET REPORTS
Wingham, Oct 30th, 1907.
Flour per 100 lbs.... 2 80 to 3 15
Fall Wheat ..., -,., 1 02 to 1 03
Oats,,.. ., a 0 45 to 0 60
Barley .... ..... 0 55 to 0 60
Peas .. ... 0 88 to 0 86
Butter,..t. ,,.. 0 24 to 0 24
Eggs per dor - 0 22 to 0 22
Wood per cord 2 50 10 300
Huy , per ton.. ,,..13 00 to 15 00
Potatoes, per bushel ......50 to 60
Tallow per lb ............ 0 5i to 0 00
Lard .. 0 15 to 0 15
Live Hogs, per cwt. 5 90 to 6 00
Dried Apple 07 to 0 07
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OLD . HENS
WANTED
We Will pay the highest
prices tor •Iive OLD HENS,
SPRING OHIOKENS, DUCKS,
TURKEYS, and all
kinds of
poultry.
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this
paper.
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Company
(Limited)
8TRATFORD, ON;
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The Greatest Clearing Sale c,
OF 1907, AT
JNO KERR'S IG STOr'•, E a
WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
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Fall Goods all in, but came a little late. Goods that should have come to us
in July and August arrived after the middle of October. Manufacturers
so busy they could not fill orders on time. Now° we're Loaded with
ran and Winter Goods. But we're going to unload, and we'll
make it worth youF' while to help ,us.
SALE BEGINS MONDAY NOVEMBER 4th 1907
Come early and get your winter supply of Clothing, ete., at slaughter prices.
Hosiery, Underwear, Dress Goods, Furs, Carpets, House Furnishings,
Clothing, Smallwares, All Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Fancy China,
Glassware, Cut Glass, etc., all going at Slaughter Sale Prices.
EE EARLY AND GET IRST CHOICE. .
MEN'S AND BUYS' READY-TO-WEAR GLOTHING-ONE-THIRD OFF.
$15 00 Snit for $10.00
12 00 " 8 00
1000 " 667
8 00 " 5.88
6 00 " 4 00
- $3 00 Pants for $2 00
- 2.50 1.67
- 2.00 " 1 83
- 1.50 " 1.00
- 1.25 " .83
- $12 00 Overcoat for $8.00
- 10.00 '°6 67
- 8 00 ..5.83
- 7 00 Ulsters for 4.00
- 6 00 8.00
Carpets, Window Curtains, Chenille and Damask Curtains and Table Covers, Curtain Poles,
Window Shades, all House Furnishings -AT ONE-QUARTER OFF. .
Men's, Boys', Women's, Misses' and Ghildren's Hosiery and Underwear
All New Goods, and bought direct from the manufacturers at close prices. ALL BRAN NEW
but they must go. ONE FIFTH OFF. That is, you get a dollar Undershirt for 80e.
Dress Goods, Prints, . Wrapperettes. Silks, Satins -everything in Dry Goods MUST GO.
FURS -Jackets, RaiTh Scarfs, Boas, Muffs, Throw Overs -everything in Far Goods must go.
Big Bargains in Fancy China, Glassware, etc. From 20 to 50 ef, less than regular prices.
Big Bargains in Boots and Sboes. 20 to 50 % less than regular prices. COME EARLY.
TERMS OP SALE - SPOT CASH OR TRADE
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We are for the next 30 days going to sell our well -assorted
stock of PARLOR SUITES, DINING ROOM SUITES, BED ROOM
SUITES, COUCHES, EASY CHAIRS, FANCY CHAIRS, SPRINGS
and MATTRESSES at the LOWEST PRICES ever .heard of in
Wingham.
THIS IS OUR FIRST BIG ALE.
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Parlor Suites
Two of the very best Moquette moth-
proof 5 piece Rug Spites, spring
edge, and all piusl7 banded and
° silk corded. It is a dandy. The
reg. price $60.00, Bp, dal $38.50give
Just two of these snits in stook.
1, 4 piece Wilton Rug Suite: assorted
colors, spring edge, plush banded
and silk corded with heavy wool
fringe, regular prioe $48 00, very
special $32.50
' 1,3 piece suite the verynewest polish-
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epi mohogsny, frame npholetnred
in the very finest colored Verona
or Silk, reg. $35, special t$lr6.00
We have not room to quote epeeist prides
of all our spites but call and see for your -our
selves.
Dining Roo
Bed Room. Suites
We have all kinds ranging in prion from
$14 00 to $76 00. 4 ,
Special Suite -Royal Oak finish, 8
drawers in stand, ,1,6x20 British
plate mirror, and large stead O .
with drawer mid door, with
wooden or iron bed to match; •
regular $20.00; 'medal as above,
• any number $14.00
Our epeoial suite has a large dresser
double topebapedfront, 2drawete
very large Mirror British Plate,
size 18 x 80, washstand, large
. double top shaped front, drawers
and door,withiron bed 48in, high,
lnoh braes rod,heavy brass
nobs, 8.pieoe reg. prioe $28.60;
epeoial p'tice; say number $22.00
Can't be beat.
We're giving special prices on all
suites, call in and be convinced of the
(money yon can cave.
Suites •
, We can just give yon a few words about
these as our spade is limited. We can
you Dining Suites $22.00 np,
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1 Dining Room Site, consisting of :
1 Combination Sideboard, solid
4cut oak, 2 British plate
rnirore, large convex
leade'Rglasedoor,worth$45.00
1 Ext. Table WI out oat, solid
pedestal, centre opens 8
ft,well polished,worth $30.00
1 set cut oat Dinners with
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genuineleather nph.
seats, worth ...,.....$28.00
regular price and worth it $103.00
Special price to clear just one of these
left, Just think the price is $82,00
Couches.
We have eoinething good to show you in
• tbia line.
16 Conches left, 6 feet long 26 inches
wide, uph in the very beet figured •
velour, spring edge, spring head,
4 row of heavy copper 'springs,
heavy wool fringe on bottom,reg.
price $16 00, special price while
they last :.... $7.50
6 good Oonohes aper. in beet velour
assorted colors, heavy roll edge
springs head and side,), a bargain
at $16 00, but our selling price
1e , ... , , •. • ......., 5O
We have better vouches with Jost as
big reductions of prioe,our 525 00 O
couch goes at......,..,. $20. O
A FEW WORDS A'13OUT
Springs an
Mattresses.
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All people know that ittdoes not pay
to buy a oheap. artiolo especially
in a mattress. We have the cheap
bat strongly advice you 10 buy
the better. Just to convince the
people of the high quality of
snattreittee we have decided
to out our prices dearly as low as
r the cheap. We will for the nowt
80 days Nell this mattress, guars*,
teed by us and the makers in town '
to be pare, glean and [utnitery,
Special price tor 80 days...,$3.00
Other Mattresses ranging from'1~ablee
54 to $t6.
Springs -W$$ handle the very beet -
wovenwire sprindgs, Rusticated by
factory for 5 tears, tpeeial
sprint)... .... c$3:00
When taking springs and taattress we
will give an extra ont'of 60o:
Don't fail to call and see our stook, it it
a pleasure to chow donde. Watch our
window.
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Easy Vha►1's
We are giving big but in this line,
Call and see them, nph, all over
With the beet of Roods, jnet one
nph, in tapestry, springs, seat and
back, solid Comfort, only: , .$4.50
Fancy hookers, yardinere Maude Pletures,Centre•
Ext. Tables,. Sideboards, Iron Beds, ete , at
very lowest prices.
undertaking arse answered any hoar
day or night. Telephone calls receive
prompt attention. cine Phone, NO.
05. Restdenee Phone, No. 125.
JAS. WALIER & CO.
Pletnte Framing * bpeeialiy.
All goods delivered fret.
Don walk into the Bank Cellar
Mateod of our store.
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