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The Wingham Times, 1909-02-25, Page 3F { THE WING [UM TIMER, FEBUARY 25, 190a Head Office, Hami toe. The great drawback to the average investment lies in the locking up of money, rendering it un- available when' desired. AWING for the moment the question of relative risk of loss the desirability of keeping money on deposit in a Savings Bank (where it is at once obtainable for any emergency) renders'it most important that every business man, or any other man or woman, should, if at all possible, keep a substantial sum on deposit in a separate Savings Account. It is most unwise to lock up every dollar in business or permanent investments. To the same degree, it is wise to keep a ready cash surplus laid safely aside in a chartered Bank. A private savings account is carried by every prudent business man. THE BANK OF HAMILTON specially invites the opening of such accounts, both by its regular business clients, and also by those who transact their current banking elsewhere. Every courtesy and convenience is extended to such cus- tomers. BANK OF HAMILTON WINGHAM BRANCH C. P. SMITH, Agent. STEADY EMPLOYMENT fora reliable Local Salesman repro - sensing "Canada's Oldest and Greatest Nurseries" in Wingham and adjoining country. Yon will find tbere is a good demand for nursery Stook on account of the high prices that growers have realized on their fruit this seas +n. Our salet:men are turning in big buti- nese to nit tins year.: Be one of them and eat n good weges through the winter months. Territory reserved. Pay weekly. Free sample outfit, eto. Write for particulars. STONE afit,1vll:LL1[1\ G TON Fonthill Nnrseriee (850) . TORONTO. CANADA. 108 Nox a Cold In One Day The Greateet Lung Healing Med me known to science. A gnarante pure for all Lung Trouble, Cougt , Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore "• .rout and Consumption. Every bolt , sold under a gneraatee. 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Round trip tourists tickets now on sale to all principal Winter Resorts For full information as to rates, routes, eto„ apply to W. Henry, Depot Agent. or address J. D. Mo - Donald, D. P. A., Toronto. DOMINION BARN HEAD OFFICE : TORONTO. Capital paid up, $3,976,000 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $5,297,000 Total Assets, over 48,000,000 %MOM I BRANCH. Farmers' Notes discounted, Drafts sold on all points in Canada, the United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interes allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards D. T. HEPBURN, Manager R. Vanstone, Solicitor. Nervous, Diseased Men DRS. !rU & K.: STABLISHED 20 YEARS A NERVOUS WRECK Consu Itation FREE. Question Blank for Home Treatment sent FREE. Reasonable Fees for Treatment ROBUST MANHOOD • We Guarantee to Cure all Curable Casts of Stricture, Yari000el ei, Nervous Debility, Blood Poisons, Vital Weaknesses, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, and all Diseases Peculiar to Men and MOmen. 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CASTER IIEIIIlTID 00., USW Toaa. hal II 'Th ,r Dm Writes Mr. Andrew Admanson, near Tees - water, is feeling well pleased with the world these days, for he now has what he was looking for in the way of a farm. On Tuesday a deal was pat through by which on April let, he comes iuto possession of a two hundred sore farm on the Howiok-Carriok boundary, three miles from Clifford. This is said to be a very good farm, well fitted out in every respeot-targe stone house, good barns with up to date stabling, eko. This is the farm that Mr. James Munro had advertised in the TIMES last week. The Ontario Sugar Oo's. faotory in Berlin was cold by public suction at Townsend's Auction rooms in Toronto on Tuesday, to Mr. Leslie, representing the Erie Ooal Co, of Buffalo for the sum of $225,000, This was the only bid of- fered and it was accepted. It is under. stood that the Wallaoebarg Sugar Co. is indirectly interested in the purchase and will finally get possession of the es- tabliehment. The proceeds of the sale will go to the bond -holders, the institu- tion being bonded to the amount of 6220,000. There appears to be very Little chance of the ehareholders getting any benefit from the sale. HEADACHE. ,,,,l',,,r"s �rdo. ¢'elL 0 0 • wl "lex' BITTE RS What Medical Skill Could Not Do Was Accomplished with Burdock Blood Bitters. If you aro troubled with Headache do not hesitate to use B.B.B. It is no now pro- duct, of unknown value, but has an estab- lished reputation. COULD NOT WORK. Mho Muriel Wright, Mnniao, N.B., writes: "I was sick and run down, would hays Head- aches, a bitter taste in my mouth, floating specks before my eyes and pains in my baolt. I was not able to do any house work at all and could not sleep at night. Several doctors duct erect me but I saw 1 was getting no help, and on the advice of a friend 1 gob throe bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters and they effected a °omelets euro. Mr, R. H. Goats of the Department of Labor, Ottawa, was presented with a gold watch and chain by his fellow. civil servants at the capital. This was in recognition of Mr. Coats' preparation of the case of the members of the pnblio service in their application for increased remuneration. Mr. Coate' figures of the repent increased cost of living were convinoing and unanswer- able, and it must be gratifying to him that his colleagues appreciate his ser- vices in that respeot,-Globe. [Mr. Goats is a well known native of Clinton being a brother of Registrar Coate, now of Goderich. , . , CENTRAL / ��/. STR TFORD, ONT. This school stands inathe forefront as the largest and beat praotiaal training•sohool in Western Ontario. We have three departments; COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY All departments are in oharge of experienced inatrnotore and the oonrees are thorough and practical. Our graduates seonre good positions. Students are entering every week, Write for onr free catalogue at once. E111017 & McLACHLAN PRINCIPALS. MOTHER'S APRON STRINGS. (Nixon Waterman.] When I was bat a verdant youth I thought the truly great Were those who had attained, in iristh, To men's mature estate, And none my soul in sadly tried, Or spoke euoh bitter things, As he who 'aid that I was tied To mother's apron strings. I loved my mother; yet it seemed That I mnet break away And find the broader world I dreamed Beyond her presence lay. But I have sighed and I have cried. O'er all the ornel stings I would have missed had I bean tied To mother's apron strings. O happy, trustful girls and boys) The mother's way is best, She leads you 'mid the fairest joys, Through paths of peace and rest. It you would have the safest guide And drink the sweetest springs, Oh, keep your hearts for ever tied To mother's apron strings, HOW THE WORLD COULD BE IMPROVED, [S. E. Kiser.] How grand a plaoe this world would be If no man ever bad to labor, If enoh man might from debts be free And somewhat richer than his neigh- bor; How happy we could all become 1! plaaearee never were denied us, It scolding women all were dumb And others never rose to ,hide ns. This world would be a splendid plane It we could 'pend onr lives at pleasure, It ooal men never had the face To try to cheat ns with short measure; What happiness we all might claim If each man who was lured or driven To foolishness or sin might blame Some fellow -man and be forgiven. How fair a place this world would be If each man who is fond of speaking Had knowledge that by you and me Might be considered well worth seeking How glad we might become ere long 1t when we spoke all men would heed ns, It we might proudly lead the throng And no man ever tried to lead ns. This world would be a splendid place If enoh man might indulge his passion Without the danger of disgrace Or punishment in any fashion; What cause could men have for complaint If each man could surpass his brothers, It each were free from all restraint, And laws were only made for others. Ask Yourself the Question Why not use Chamberlain's Liniment when you have rheumatism? We feel sure that the result will be prompt and satiafaotory. It has oared others, why not yon? Try it. It coats but a trifle. Pride, 25 cents; large size, 50 dents, For sale by all Druggists. At a Canadian Club banquet in Lon don the other evening, Rev. Dr. W. J. Clark, of Mtlntreal, formerly of London, and well known to many of our readers gave some good sound advice, whioh, if followed, cannot fail to make for a greater Canada. Dr, Clark is reported as follows: "The provinces do not know each other as they should. I have lived in Ontario and I am proud of her. Bat I am living in Quebec now and I find that the French can teaoh ns lessons in many ways. Yon men in Ontario know your own province and yon know the west, but you do not know Quebeo as you ought to. With all our divisions and differences we are one people. We are being bound clos- er and oloser together in the bonds of a Canadian brotherhood. Shall we not make it the best plaoe on God's earth for free min and free women seeking the ideal. We oan all do some- thing towards that end. It soeme to me that after all there is no greater ideal than to follow that old verse, 'What doth the Lord require of thee, O man, but to do justly, to have mercy and to walk humbly with thy God. With this motto we as Canadians oan hold first plane in true plaoe in city, province, Dominion, Empire or world. This is my message to yon, may yon prosper and may Canada Sourish while the ran shines." CURES INDIGESTION. 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