The Wingham Times, 1910-04-14, Page 4TH.E.. WINGHAM 'I'1MEI3,. APRIL. 14, 1910
Dominion Bank
QF>,IgE; TORONTO
Oapital Stook fall pwii up) $4. 00,000 etl
Reserve Fund and Uu-
divided Peetite ,. ... $5,400,000.00
Deposita by the public... $44,000,000 CO
TotalAeBete,over........ $59,000,000,00
ado is at thia moment supremeatnoug
the younger nations The situation wagaptly palby Sir Wilfrid' Laurier when
lee declared: "The Ntnteeuth Century
was the Century of the United. States;the Twentieth OenturY will be Qanada's
Qentury." These words are no idle
boagt. The growth of immigrants from
Europe, the. opening ap of the land, the
spread of railways, the development of
mineral reBonrcee, the exploitstion 0f
taredwealth, the expansion of manu-
faptures, .the building of new towns
and cities—all attest the rise of Oen•
BRA,Ncilt:S AND AGENTS throe?hoot Can. ads to a great plaoe among the working
and producing nations of the earth.—Aberdeen. Free Prees,
BANISH PIMPLES
AND ERUPTIONS
adaant tileU.itteti Statee.
A GENERAL RANKINGBUSINESS
TRANSAQTED,
Saving.s Department.
Current Et, -i ti ,,t Interest ',newel, and
Dep liiSi c000ived of $1,00 nod
np.varde.
F00'01,17.0alto N't a Qnll.•ote6. ai d
advances made on them at lowest
trite of interest.
WING1IAnt. IBRANCH-0eruer Jelin and
Jeseph.i a Soreets
W. R. GCtl1G, 121.11.ER VANS'COvn S�iliciXnr
Hen A, G MacKay in addressingni eting of Liberals at Lindon laei Sat•urday evening, referred to the Niagara
power leg'slation and sharply oritieized
the Government for the drastic measures
introdnoed. As as exempla, the. Fior
ends &Beteg Oompany'e snit was men•tioned, and also the suits of farmers for
compensation for the use of their prop•
perty for the transmission lioes. "Whatis the differenoe between Paul Kruger
of South Africa and Paul . Kruger of
Toronto?" asked Mr. MoKay. "The
methods of legislating citizens out of
court was the method of South Africa,
and it should not be tolerated in Ontario.
What was the complaint of the Udall,dere but the desire for the ballot? Don't
imagine Peal Kruger is dead. Come to
Toronto some time and watch a sessionof the House, and then youwill see that
he is very much alive, The courts
should be barred to no man, and the
Government is over-riding its functions
when it proceeds to legislate every manout of the courts, no matter what his
claim," The printing of sohool books
by the T. Eaton Co., a policy deolared
unwise by the Manitoba Government,
was also snored.
TO ADVERTISERS
Notice of changes must be left at this
office not liter than Saturday noon.
.oTheopy for changes must be left
not later than Monday evening.
Casual advertisements aoceptedto noon Wednesday of each week.
ESTABLISHED 1872
TUE WINfi ISI TIMES.
In the Spring Most People Need a
Tonic Medicine.
It you want new health and new
strength in the spring you must build
ftp yonr blood with a touio medioine.
Following the long indoor winter
months most people feel depressed and
eaetly tired, ',Chia means that the blsood
is impure and watery. Is is this Beate
of the blood that causes pimples, and
unsightly ernptiot,e. To this same con
dition is due attacks of rheumatism
and lµmbigo; the sharp etabbiug pains
of sciatica and neuralgia; poor appetite,
frequent headaobee and a desire to
avoid ezcertior. You can't cure these
troubles by the nee of purgatives; you
need a toni, and a tonin only, and
amoug all m -(Baines there le none can
equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for their
toulo, life-giving, nerve restoring pow•
era, Every dose of this medicine. mak
new, rioh blood, es hioh drives out
purities, stimulates every organ
brings a feeling of new healt
energy to wet k, tired out, aiti
women and children. It you
out of eats give this med;will not disappoint yo
$. B.ELL1OTT.PUBLISHER .i DPROPRIETOP
THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1910
NOTES ANDCOMMENTS
In the Oommone Mr. Fielding, finan-
ce minister, gave uotioe of an amend-
ment to the Coinage Aot providing for
the manufacture of the silver dollar.
The returns of revenue,and expeudi-
ture of the Dominion reoeived by the
Finance Department ep to the night of
March 31st, and published in the regn•
lar monthly financial statement last week
bear oat the forecast made some days
ago, that the total revenue for the fiscal
year will, when all the returns are in
be over one hundred millions, and the
surplus of revenue over all ordinary ex-
penitaro will be close to iiia twenty mil-
lion mark, both figures constituting a re-
markable new reoord in the financial
administration of the country.
A WEED EPIDEMIC •PROBABLE,
nd
and
men,
feeling
a triol, it
Mr. Paul
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Obarbouneau. a young in n well known
in the town of St Jerome, Que , is one
of the host who bear testimony to the
value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pi11e. He
aye; "When I left sohool I became a
bookkeeper in an important office.
Probably due to confinement I began to
suffer from• indigestion and loss of
strength. I became: pale and seemingly
bloodless and was often seized with pal•pitation of the heart and violent head•aohee. I tried several -remedies. but
they did not do me a bit of,good. I was
advised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
and did so, and the use of eight boxes
brought me back to perfect health and
strength. I have since enjoyed the best
of health and cannot ss too much in
praiee of this valuable edicine."
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents a box. er eix boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' MedicineCo., Brookville, Ont.
The anneal Provincial report of the
agricnitnral societies, just issued, re•ycords the fact that during the past year
the number of societies entered in the
standing field crops competition had in -
(tressed by 64 per cent.
The reports of the judges show that
there is considerable attention being
paid by farmers to securing better and
purer seed grain, and also to improved
cultivation of the land and the eradica-
tion of weeds.
The report expresses anxiety over the
growth of weeds. "The alarming rate
at which the perennial sow thistlespreading over the Province," it de•
olares, "mile for strenuous work 0n thepart of farmers in combating this subtle
foe. . , . Unless steps are taken at
once to oheok it, in a very short time it
will be found everywhere."
The Department of the Interior has
issued a new homestead map of the
prairie Provinces, showing at a glance
the disposal of lands already taken up
and the amount yet available for settle-
ment. Oat of a total area of 334,894,-
320 acres, the surveyed area is now 145,-
249,985 acres. The total area under
homestead entry, including patented
homesteads, ,la 44,027,000 acres. Rail-
way grant lands total 31,864 074 acres;
sohool lands, 7,948 500 acres; Hudson's
Bay Co, lands, 6,565,000 acres, and lands
otherwise disposed of, 11,490,100 acres.
The total area under grain Drop last
year was 11,960,000 mores, of whioh the
area under wheat was 6 878,000 acres,
prodnoing 147,000.000 bushels. The
total area cultivated is only as yet about
one -twelfth of the total surveyed area,
considerably less than one-third of the.
homestead land, and about one -twenty-
eighth of the total land area.
The country whioh se moat before the
pabliI eye today is Canada. In the ex
tent aad variety of her natural resources,
is the rapidity with whioh they . are
being opened np and developed, in the
brightness of her prospects, and in the
enterprise and spirit of her people, Can -
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and
needs helping out.
Things get started in
the wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start
the system . in the right
direction toward health.
Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil with hypo-
phosphites can do just
this.
It strengthens the.
nerves, feeds famished tis-
sues, and makes rich
blood.
FOR TALE B ALT., DRUGGISTS
Send Sae., rima at 15s1ier encs *» ea. for oar
knneeretah•Boolr.Moab hno ntiti* nGood tuck pe
SCb T'& BOWNR
121 Wittleatou Street, Want Toronto,' Oat.
■.ivo Stock Markets.
Toronto, April 11. — Union Stook
Yards.—Trade was active and prices
from ten to fifteen cents higher than last
week for choice butcher cattle. There
was not as heavy a run es last week,
and the prospect of a probableshort
supply of cattle had its effect in stiffen-
ing prioes. The total receipts were 70
oars, with 1,429 head of cattle, 95 calves,
28 hogs, and 18 sheep and lambs. Export
cattle sold from $6 50 to $7.25, and
choice butcher from $5.55 to $6 25. The
general average quality was good, and
there were more cattle selling near the
top prides than usual. There was
a good demand for second grades or
medium butcher, and prices, for tliese
ruled steady to firm from $5,00 to $5.50,
and common mixed cows from $4 00 to
$4 50, with canners the. usual, prices,
from $2 to $2.50. Choice butcher fat
cows were firmer et $4 50 to $5 25, and
bulls, bntoher and export, firm at ;5.00
to $5.75.
Light offerings of sheep and lambs,
steadyand market at lest
lamb a $7 COto $ 1 week's .50 .,
per owtsheep,
$5.00 to $0.00; spring lambs, $4.00 to
$8 00 each.
Hog market is easier, and 25o. lower
at $9.40 to $9.50 fed and watered at To•
POMMO.
The following are the quotations:
Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs.
Choice $7 00 $7 25
GREY.
The Epworth League of Roe's- Church
purposes holding a Shoe social on Tues•
day evening, 26th inst., that you must
not miss.
W. M Hutohinson has gone to the
West on a prospecting trip, He will
see Alberta and may possibly locate
there it he finds what snits him.
The Council at their last meeting here
appointed Wm. P wBon, of Ethel, an
Inspector to oarry out the provisions of
the By -Law restraining dogs from run-
ning at large with authority to lay com-
plaints, before any Justice of the Peaoe,
against all parties harboring unmuzzled
dogs and with power to shoot or destroy
all dogs if the owners are unknown.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO FARMERS.
We are prepared to
ing F1ax, at $10.00
buy any quantity of
dry, and delivered
Mill$, for which w
per ton,
rent land for growper acre ; and will
Flax, pulled, clean,
at t - Wingham
1 pay $11,00
Flax Seed can �� obtained at T. A.
MILLS' Seed Store, Wingham.
Canada Flax Fibre Co., Ltd.
MONTREAL, QUE.
AMOS TIPLING, Manager, Wingham.
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At 5 p. m. on Wednesday, March
30th, wedding bells chimed at the home
of Mrs. Malcolm Lamont when her
sedond youngest daughter, Miss Maggie
Maud, and John William Stephenson,
of Grey, joined hand and heart in a
matrimonial alliance, Rev. D. B. Mo.
Rae, of Cranbrook, being the officiating
clergyman. While the Wedding March
was being rendered by Mies Nina Dun-
bar, the principals took their plaooe for
the ceremoey, the bride being given
away by her brother, Peter Lamont.
There were no attendants. A very be-
coming oostume of Cream Batiste, trim-
med with insertion and satin ribbon was
worn by the good looking bride. She
carried a beautiful baguet of white
carnations and wore Lilies of the Valley
in her hair. Her travelling snit was
navy bine, Venetian, ()alp immediate
relatives were present, about 70 in all.
Groom's gift to the bride was an elegant
gold watch. Many useful and well
chosen gifts were presented to the bride
and groom, Following the expression
of good wishes the company sat down to
well spread tables to whioh ample jus•
tine was done. The evening was spent
in music, sting, social chat. gather and
dancing, Mr. and Mre. Stephenson
went to their own home, 6th con., that
night where they begin married life
under favorable aueptoea and with good
wishes of the nunieronl relatives and
Mende for long years Of happiness and
prosperity.
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1910
20 Thousand Rolls
— OF —
Medium
Bulls
Light
Cows
Feeders—
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards wards
Stockers ohoioe
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Butchers'—
Picked
5 50 5 75
4 75 5.20
6 25 6 75
4 75 5 50
3 00
1 50
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Medium.... -.. 4 85
Cows........
Bulls
Hogs—
Best
Lights
Sheep— 5 00
Export ewes
Bucks 4 00
..... 4 00
Culls
Spring Lambe eaoh.. 4 03 0
Calves. each ... .
8 60.
4 00
2 00
6 25
5 25
425 5 25
350 450
9 40 9 50
9 26 9 30
6 00
5 00
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8 00
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Just Received the Largest Stock of
Wall Paper ever shown in Wingham
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WINGHAM MARKET REPORTS
Wingham, Apr. 13th, 1910.
Flat r per 100 lbs .... .. 2 75 to 3 25
Fall Wheat .... 1 08 to 1 08
Oats,... 0 37 to 0 37
Barley .... ..... 0 50 to 0 50
Peas ......... 0 78 to 0 78
Butter dairy . ........ 0 20 to 0 22
Eggs per dos ....., - 0 18 to 0 20
Wood per cord 2 50 to 2 50
Hay, per ton........ 13 00 to 14 00
Potatoes, per bushel,0 30 to 0 35
Lard ,.. 0 20 80 0 20
Live MogI, per cwt. 9 60 to 9 75
The handeoihe new poetoflice was
opened at Owen Sound,
The Ontario Bee Iteepete Atsooiation
desire to draw the attention of the pub,
lie to the faot that ft ntirnher of members
suffer from persons spraying fruit trees
in full bloom, their beet being killed
from the potion in the spraying Mit.
tnre. This praotide It prohibited by do
act of parliament monied to !n 1892,
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Write us at ones for Our free- oatale,
gue and learn the nature of our
counsel in •
Commercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy.
department*. We have the leading,
preottcal training school in Western
Ontario, Conrdes are thorough.
Instrnotors experienced and we assist
gradttated to position*, Students rite
enteritis( molt week. You should
enter NOW.
ELLIOTT & Mc[ACHLANr
i'l,i,INdllyALS.
Housecleaning Sale
FOR A LIMITED TIME WE ARE GOING TO GIVE A
25 per cent. discount on
Stair &
Carpet, CarpetRugs
We have a beautiful range of Wool and Union Carpets in
various patterns. Our special is an All -wool sol this
, at
only b60, a yard. It will pay you
before buying. Splendid value in
dainty Tapestries.
Japanese Matting, 25c & 35c a
LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH
Genuine Scotch Linoleums, very neat
and 2 yards ttwer s, both floral and block'
Floor Oilcloths—all widths, popular patterns.
LACE CURTAINS
We have a large stock Easy" tops, and fal new patterns, dainty Lace Curtains,bound, well "IIan;
from 75c to$3 50
ROLLER BLINDS AND CURTAIN POLES
First quality Roller Blinds, lace and insertion, 50e. to $1,00.
Curtain Poles in all styles.
PURE SEEDS
We have Rennie's and Ferry's Package Seeds,Field Seed. Peas,
Corn, Turnip, lower Seeds of Grass Seed.
of all kinds.
Spring
See our are
uline o of datetylish TheSpring "String"ts and Christy Cs
formen, 2.25.
Hats and Caps
right
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C. N. Griffin A. E. SMITH
GENERAL AGENT I BANKER
FIRE
LIFE
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PLATE GLASS
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Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery.
WINnRAsi, ONTARIO.
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market,
can have it on reasonable terms.
Notes dismounted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
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. It is Not Greater Income That You
Need, So Much as the Habit
of Saving'
How much of your income -
have you left over, at end of
the year?
Old age is approaching for
all of us—are you making
provision for it?
It is not difficult, to accumu-
late money, once you com=
mence.
The best way to commence
is to open a Savings Account.
Open one to -day --at the
'nearest branch of the BANK OF
HAMILTON.
Interest credited --at high-
est current rates --on deposits
of $t.00 and upwards.
WINGHAM BRANCH
C. P. SMITH, t AGENT.
Head Office, HAMILTON
Capital Palls -up - - $2,200,000
Raterye and thidivided Profits ` - 2,900,000
Total Assets y y - over b8,000,000