The Wingham Times, 1911-10-12, Page 4THE.
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B, O5r.t±R, M, P,, President,.
W.
aD.IelarretEW&, VIce'Preeideeut,,
cal ,.....,, $4j,000,000.00
rve t,, $5,000.000.00
al Assets, ,,
$62,500,000,00
A Branch of this Bank has been Wit -
Wished in London, England, at
7$ CORNHILL, E.C.
This Branch will issue Lettere of
Credit and Drafts on all important
points in Canada, negotiate Billssent,
for collection, make telegraphic trans
feria and transact every description of
banking business.
Information will be furnished on all
Canadian matters.
.A special department will be provid•
ed for the use of visitors and bearers of
our Letters of Credit,
C. A. BOGERT, General Manager.
WINGt3AM BRANCH
W, R. Geikle, Manager.
R. V.+rtmxmia, Solicitor,
+t WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.
The following figures are taken from
the authenticated market reports from
the respective cities on the dates men-
tioned:
IWFP.LO TOapriTO
Cattle- Oct 9 Oct. 9
Exp. steers $7.25 to $7.50 $6.00 to $6.35
Butcher, eh, 6.03 6.75 5.90 6.15
Calve`..... 5.00 1.0.00 4,00 8.00
Sheep 3.00 4.50 3.25 3 50
Lambs..,...., 6.80 6.90 5,50 5.60
Hogs 7.00 7.05 6.40 6.50
.Barley, bus.... 1.20 .80 .85
TO ADV!\ TISERS
Notice of chsngesr moat be left at this
office not later than Saturday noont
The copy for changes must be lef
not later than Monday evening.
Casual advertisements accepted up
to noon Wednesday of each week.
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THE WINfiliAll TIMES.
$.B.SI.LiOTT. enatassontrNDPsoprasro
THURSDAY OCTOBER 12. 1911.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
A convention of the Liberals of the
South Riding of Bruce will be held in
Formosa on Thursday, Oct. 12, at 1.30
p. m., for the purpose of transacting
general business, electing officers, and
the selecting of a candidate to contest
the riding in the interests of the party.
in the coming election. it
The Canadian ship of stateexchanged
pilots Friday afternoon. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier stepped off the quarterdeck at
3 o'clock after weathering the storms of
fifteen years, conscious that his difficult
task has been nobly done. Three hours
later Mr. Borden accepted the invitat-
ion of his Majesty's representative to
become the new pilot.
The price of wheat in the Winnipeg
grain exchange dropped immediately
two cents per bushel when reciprocity
was rejected, and the price in Minnea-
polis jumped six cents. Every western
farmer can understand what that means
when he gets his returns from bis'
wheat. Oats on the Winnipeg market
dropped nearly two cents, and barley
slumped five cents. The rejeetion of
reciprocity will mean the loss of sever-
al millions I ons of
dollars
to the western
farmers this year. -Grain Growers'.
Guide.
oorrowawnsimmitan
has helped counties
thousands of thin, weak,
delicate children -made
them strong, plump
and robust.
It creates an appetite,
aids digestion, fills the
veins with rich red
blood.
After illness or loss
of weight from any
cause, it brings strength
nd fl ;lx quicker than
iyr'rhing else.
Kurs4rtrfl
T WING
TINES, OCCORttil 12 1911
Sir James Whitney hasa majority of
seventy. His following is already 40-
large
otarge as to embarrass hila, Why
should he seek; by a snap verdict to
increase it? ,A great ;and undisciplined
majority is a menace not only to the
good government of the province, but
to "the he Premiers personal reputation
and to the health and vigor of the party
of which he is the leader, Dissolution
at the present moment would be an
unwarrantable disturbance of business
throughout the province, as well as a
violation of every sound maxim of
statesmanship. - Toronto Globe.
The Toronto Star, commenting on
Mr. Borden's cabinet says: -"The al-
liance between Mr, Bordeu and the
Nationalists is apparent in the forma-
tion of the cabinet. Monk, Nantel,
Pelletier, all three Nationalists, are
taken into the cabinet and all have
portfolios,. Ontario's representation is
weak, While Mr, White's appoint-
ment will rankle in the hearts of Con-
servatives, and while Cons$rvatives
themselves declare that his whole men-
tal attitude is pro -corporation, he is
unquestionably a more able man than
either Col. Sam Hughes or Dr. Reid
Although these Inen have had the polit-
ical experience which Mr. White altq-
gether lecke, they are not regarded in
their own party as men of marked abil-
ity. As for Ur. Crothers, his qualifica-
tions as a miuister of labor will be a
mystery to the labor movement." -
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
This column has been reserved for the
use of the Wingham W, C, T. U.
and will be edited by the members
of that Society.
The regular meeting of the W. C. T.
U. will be held in the C. 0. F. hall, the
second Tuesday of every month 'at 3.30
o'clock, Ladies please bear this in
mind.
PROBITION MAINE.
What State has the fewest criminals?
Maisie.
What State has the longest school h
term and most high school graduates? 0
Maine.
What State has the fewest renters d
and the most owners of their homes? T
Maine.. th
What State has the most per capita w
in savings banks? Maine. o
What State bas the fewest women b
working for a living? Maine. p
What State has the fewest children A
in factory labor? Maine.
White Ribbon Tidings. t o
th
The home of Mr, Jas. Hamilton sh
"Cloverlea Farm", Belmore was the 1
scene of a very pretty wedding on f m
Wednesday, Oct. 4th, when Miss Annie re
B. Law, second daughter of Mrs. M.
J. Law, and Mr. George H. Lowry, 1,
eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Low- ho
ry, were united in the holy bonds , E
of matrimony, Promptly at twelve
o'clock, to the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march played by Miss Hamil-
ton, the bride entered the spacious
drawing room leaning on the arm of
her uncle, Mr. Jas. Hamilton, who gave
her away. She looked very pretty in
her wedding gown of cream silk eiol-
ienne, trimmed with Chantilly lace and
pearl and gold trimming and carried a
boquet of bridal roses and maiden -hair
fern. The only ornament worn was a
pearl crescent, the gift of the groom.
Rev. J. S. McMillan performed the
ceremony, After partaking of a dain-
tily prepared dinner the happy couple
left on the afternoon train for Toronto,
Niagara and other points, the bride
travelling in a navy blue suit with hat
to match. The numerous and valuable
gifts received
show the lie high
esteem
in
which the young couple are held in the
community.
Cured Th. ()ugh the Ilse of ll
Williams' Fink Pills,
Chorea, or as it is more generally
known, St. Vitus dance, is a disease
that usually sttaeks the young children.
though older persons may be afflicted
with 1t. Its most common symptoms are
a twitching of the muscles of the face
and limbs. As the disease progresses
this twitching takes the form of spasms
in which the jerking motion may be
confined to the head, or all the limbs
may be affeeted. The patient is fre-
quently unable to hold anything in the
hand; or to walk steadily, and in severe
cases even the speech is affected, The
disease is due to debility of the nerves
and is always cured by, Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, which enrich the blood,
tone and strengthen the nerves. and
thus restore the sufferer to good health.
The following is a striking instance of
what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will do
in this trouble, Mrs. Chas. Phipps,
Pelee Island, Ont , says: --"At thea e
of fourteen my eldest daughter, Edith,
became much run down, and the trouble
developed into St Vitus- dance. First
her left arm became affected, then the
left leg and entire left side, She grew
so bad that she actually soul not hold
anything in her hand, an could only`
go about with a sliding, jerking mo-
tion Notwithstanding at we were
giving her medicine, s e seemed to be
growing; worse, and natty� her speech
became much aff d. We became so
much alarmed ut her that finally
her father got a supply of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, and we began giving her
these. In the course of a few weeks
she was much better, and before all
the pills were gone she was again en-
joying perfect health. This was in
19e8, and as she has not had a symptom
of the trouble since I feel justified in
saying the cure is permanent."
Be sure you get the genuine pills
which are sold by all medicine dealers
or may be had at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
LIVE sTocs s/cr$,
Toronto, Oct. 9. -While the latest
cable news was less disquieting than a
week ago, export buyears at the Un-
ion Stock Yards yesterday were inclin-
ed to guide themselves by the course
of trade at Chicago, and prices barely
eld their own at last Monday's decline,
ne firm was out of the market alto -
ether, and the attitude of the remain-
er suggested only limited purchases.
he situation of things at the close of
e market was much the same as a
eek ago. The heavy cattle passed
vier by export interests were absorbed
y local butchers, who said they were
eying the same prices as last week.
bout the only changes were for Iambs
and hogs. So plentiful were supplies
f the latter that buyers decided to lop
anotber thirty-five cents off prices.
ambs were ten to fifteen cents higher
an at the close of last week, and
eep appeared stronger, though it was
mpossible to determine whether the
arket could have withstood heavier
ceipts.
The run included 95 cars, containing
866 head of cattle, 43 calves, 643
gs, 331 sheep and lambs and 4 horses.
xport cattle, choice. $6 00 to 86 35
Ido medium
13EI.1SIORE.
evleract:HvnC1p..
Messrs. F. Davidson aild,Seo. Wilson
are busy building their driving sheds.
We are all wishing for fine weather
for taking up the mangolds and tur-
nips.
The anniversary services in connec-
tion with the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday last were well attended. Rev.
Dr. Tailing, of Toronto preached two
impressive sermons, morning and even-
ing. The congregation was asked to
contribute $200 and we understand up.
wards of this amount was realized.
The interior of the church has been
greatly improved and some $500 has
been
s en
tan the work.
The
coloring
en the walls and ceiling is grand and
all the decorations are pleasing to the
eye. On Monday evening tea was
served in the basement from (1 to 8
o'clock and we never before saw such
a large attendance. There was an
abundance of everything and ail pre-
sent had a very enjoyable evening.
The lecture, "The lose, Shamrock and
histle" by Rev. Dr. Geggie, of Toron-
was the best ever heard in White -
web. The singing by Mr. Geo. Neil,
Toronty was of a very high order
d he delighted every one with his
net strong an
tenornight
voice. The night
as a grand one and all present will
ng remember the very suceessfui
rvices and entertainment.
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of
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do light 580 6 00
do bulls.....,. .., . 4 75 550
do cows ........... . 3 75 5 00
Butchers choice . 5 90 6 15
do medium ... ' . 5 20 5 50
do cows ... .. . ... 4 75 5 25
do common..........
on.... 4 50 5 00
do canners..... ..., 150 225
Short -keep. ... ......... . 5 60 5 50
Feeders steers 4 65 5 65
do bulls .400 5 00
Stockers choice ... ... . 4 25 4 70
do light ..... .... .... 3 00 3 50
Milch caws, choice, each....60 00 70 00
Springers .. .....35 00 50 00
Common and medium .... 30 00 50 00
Sheep, ewes ,. 3 25 3 50
do bucks 425 300
Lambs, yearlings ,.. , . , .. , , 5 50 5 60
Spring lambs, each.... 5 50 5 60
Hogs, f. o. b . 6 15 6 15
do fed and watered..,,.... 6 40 6 50
Calves .... 400 8 001
WIN G
tiJ.,1t 1t1ASBET REPORTS,
Wingham, Oct. 11, 1911
Flour per 100lbs ..... 2 20 to 3 00
rail whet ...,. ,., 0 82 to 0 82
Oats .. 0 35 to 0 36
BarIey.. ._... Q 50 to 0 50
Peas .. 0 80 to 0 80
Butter dairy ... . . ...... 0 20 to 0 20
Eggs per doz... • .... 0 22 to 023
Wood per cord ..............250 to 2 50
,,
Hay per ton . 10 00 to 10 00
Potatoes per bushel, new . 0 50 to 0 60
Lard 0 15 to 0 15
Live Hogs per cwt , 6 05 to 6 05
Sale by Tender of V luable Farm
and Town Properties,
Sealed tenders scathe received by the under -
slimed -up to s,onHey, the 130th instant, at 2
o'clock p m.1 the urchese of the following
farm and tow pr ,erties„namely: -
Par, el.10 -1 1t aunioer nineteen in the
twelfth Co a on of the Township of Turn -
b rr
e y in the
c.oant o
t Huron, 0n
Y containing
tainiog
va thts p
roperty fe Sttaate a good frame
hou•e 13x30 with kitchen 1400 acid stone est -
lar, and a goad frame barn about 40xuJ oa
stone foundation. There are abont tai} sore.
ander cultivation, and the property ie welt
fenced and 's sturte about four miles froue the
To vn of Wingham oa bxxnod gravel r„ai.
Parcel No.: -Parts et i o.S a and 3 ou the
$ast,ii ot'Jesephiuo Street in the Devn of
Svi rrllani. (iOv, trent Arid tionai Survey,
part otiosely described in the registered deed
tiierat from .john Campbell to 1. A. Mills
On this Propertw it' ,+i.uate a large frame
wareitousriu fakir go ,d repairrhe pro•;
petty, s situate on the main business street in
the said Town of Wingham, aifd in good loca-
tionnse. for an tinpleme..t scop or general store•
ou
trilams ris' $4t.t
cep ope of then lfen tc'rin purchase
balann on
ia't
dags ere
s' th atter tivithnut interest.
Thenighest or no tender necessarily aeeep•
ted.
POt4SeSS1011vali 1•o given fertnitith.
Dated this t1tA 00..1011. •
B. VANsITON(E,
Wingham. P. 0.
Vendor's Solicitor.
capital Paid lip ,,,...* 2,750,400
Reserve and Undevided
Profits .. , .. , ,. 3,250,000
Total Assets,.,,.,. ,,.,..,, 40,000,000
Many a fortune can be traced back
to the day its owner deposited the
first dollars in a Savings Account.
The one dollar affords an incentive
to deposit more -and, as interest is
added to principal, the smelt sum
grows more and more rapidly, until it
finally becomes a competence,
One Dollar will start, en account with
the Bank of Hamilton.
C. P. SMITH, Agent, Winghani.
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
SPECIAL RATES
TO THE
COAST
Vancouver
{ ti Victoria
W,, 1 i V 5 1 Seattle
Portland
Spokane
FROM TORONTO
Second Class, Sept. 15th to Oct. 15th
Proportionate rates from Ont-
ario Points.
Through Train Toronto to Vancou-
ver 10.20 p.m. daily.
J. H BEEMER, Agent, Wingham.
1 AND TE%URJ% SYS EM
1 Uanada's.'Double Track Line
#HUNTERS'
Return TickJts at Single Fare
OCT, 9th to NOV. i lth
to points in Temagami, points Mat-
tawa to Timiskaming and Kipawa,
Que., inclusive, also to certain points
in Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, and Maine.
OCT. 19th to NOV IIth
to Muskoka Lakes, Penetaieg, Lake
of Bays Midland, Maganetawan
River, Lakefield, Madawaska to
Parry Sound. Argyle, to Coboeonk,
Lindsay to Haliburton. Points from
Severn to North Pay inclusive, and
certain points reached by Northern
Navigation Co.
All tickets valid for return until �
'hurs
day
, Dec.14h
Y except
topoints readied by stonier lines,
Tuesday, November 14th.
40110.0.. rL,.i.
COLONIST EXCURSIONS
Daily until Oct. 15th
TO
Spokane,Wash., Nelson, 1 .a,
Vancouver B. C., Westminster, B.C.,
Tacoma, Wash., Portland, Ore.,
San Francisco, Cal., Los Angeles,
Cat., San Diego, Cal., Mexico City,
Mex. One way second class. Very
low rates.
For Tiekets and ,further informa-
tion call on G. Lamont, Depot Agent
or address A, 1J, Dull, IS.A., `o-
ronto, Ont,
.a.iihmleaalleeleiriarkemierearsiarerearrairlaireialliiariomialaimar
FOR SALE
I have some first-class farms for sale
Son
oi.t--Blackl ams}Subsoilin Ciay in atralbertawell
settled district with good water. For
information and terms apply to
C. N. GRIFFIN
Real .Estate and Insurance
WANTED -PM
Farmers or dairymen who have no
good Local market should write to-
day for quotation card from the
Sarnia Creamery Co.
We pay highest prices. We
pay hard cash, and we remit
after each shipment: You can
deliver you cream to your nearest
railway station: A trial shipment
will convince you that there is good
money in shipping cream to Sarnia.
We furnish best bank references.
Write for quotation card.
SARNIA CREANIERY CO.
Sarnia Ont.
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THE VERDICT
much tare aid atts entiont alhas bet en
bestowed Upon this clothing.
THE FINE 'MARINO
is strong evidence; the beautiful pat-
tern n of the goods; the trimmings
and the expert workmanship are
proof and warrant for the verdict.
The moderaterices have
con-
siderable e1f'eet upon the judge,
HENNING
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Tli0 TAILOR
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HAVE YOU OU EEN THE NEW
SHAPER MUFFLER
With the V Neck, we have them in , black, white, navy,
grey, etc., at 5oe.
The best,z5c Toque or Stocking Cap on the market, in
plain, navy, red and white, or with fancy borders,
warm and roomy too, and anyone at 250 each.
More Sweater Coats
For Ladies', Men and Children
For Ladies', we have a beauty; in red or navy with close
collar, also two pockets, and a very superior make
at only $3,00.
Also Plain White Sweaters, without collar, with 2 pockets
only $3,00.
Children's Coat Sweaters, sizes 22, 24, 26, 28, in red
and navy and navy and red, at only $i.00 each,
a very stylish Sweater.
How About Pure Foods
Here are a few of our Table
Dainties
Smoked Herring in boullon very tasty, per tin
Purity" Brand, Fresh Cod Steak,per tin
Delicious Canned Haddie, per tin -
I,OC
IOC
IOC
SOME OF THE 57 HEINZ VARIE-
' TIES. ALL PURE
Heinz Baked Beans, with pork and tomato sauce per
tin 15c.
Hein Pure Tomato Soup, per tin 15c.
Heinz Pure Tomato Ketchup, bottle roc.
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K.I3RR
WHEN YOU GET IT HERE, YOU
KNOW ` ITS GOOD
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The Profit Sharing Store
W£ ARE \GENTS FOR TtiE
LDIES'�OME�OUR
PATTERNS,.
�NONTftLY
NAL
STYLEOOK FRE!Erl and Countess Grey and family
have booked their passage for England
bn October 13,
AGENTS --Ladies'
Horne Journal,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0.
1657, Chap. 1211, Sec. 38 that alt persons haying
claims against the estate of Thomas A. Mills,
of
late of
Merchantideceased,iin who died on or
shout the Thirteenth day of July, A. D.
1911, ere required to send by post prepaid or to
deliverrto bbefore the T Solicitor
ty thirrddrday of Oct-
Oat -
ober A. D. 1911. their names, addresse.s and des-
cri tions and a full. statement of particulars of
thany) held by them the
certifiethe
and that after
to distribute the assets of the deceased proceed
the parties entitled thereto. having regard only
to the claims of witch they, she 1 then have
notice.
Dated this 19th day of Sopte,nbor, A 1). 1911.
R. V ANSTON ft,
Wingham, P. O.
Solicitor for said. Executors
CANADIAN
PAC 1 F'1 C
Ulf COOL WAY
TO me west
GREAT LAKES
ROUTE f
sailing daily except Friday itnii
Sunday at b 00 p.tn., from Owen
Sound, connecting train leaves
'Toronto 1.00 p re,
li1eals and Berths
Inpluded on Boat
Ask any Agent for i0,,144Jostra.t-
ed literature and to arrange re-
servation, etc,
VANCOUVER .EXPRESS
The only solid through train to the
West; 'carries through coaches,
colonist, -tourist and standard sleep.,
era front Toronto daily at 10,20 p.tn.,
J. II. lumina, AGEhtT,
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riT p A t'rri tfa"r° w
Our- registration greatly exceeds
that of previous years. Why? Our
school West. 1 the
fits rses given, b st
in teachers employed and best in
assisting graduates to positions.
Our in demand.
Business amu men state s ethat they are
the best In the past three days We
had eleven applications for help
which we could not supply. We
have three departments,--
Commercial, Shorthand
21 and Telegraphy.
Get our free catalogue far full parti-
culars. Commence your course at
once,
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PRINCIPAL.
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WANTED
A live representative for
WINGIIAM
and
surrounding 11011
n
g Distrlct to sell
high-class stuck for
THE FONTNILL NURSERIES
More fruit trees wilt be planted
to the Pail of 1911 and Spring of
1912 than ever before in the history
of Ontario,
Tie. oreh ,rd of the ftttare wilt be
the best paying part of the farm,
We teach otir men Salesmanship a
Tree Culture and how big profits it
frnit•growing can be made,
Pay weekly, permanent employ
nista, exclusive territory, write
for particulars. -
S rust & WE1t1N TON
TORONTO,