The Wingham Times, 1903-05-28, Page 4TUE WINOITAM. TIMES, MAY 28, 1903,
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01 -IV ROK NOTES.
Canada has e00,010 square miles more
land availeble than the Unitea States,
and because of its enormoue quantity of ! ,,..
Thursday last being Ascension day,
3minerals, aud especially because of
I • divine eeryice was held iu St. Paul's
' its immense area or wheat laud, it is
believed by Canadians to be the richer; 6u/tell iti the e"Ilhig'
anti, besides, Canada has control of the The regular quarterly communion
the Winghain
Great Lakes, owning as she does a ettual services ineenueetiou with
Presbyterian, church will be hell ou
1 of her own at the Soo, the Welland
Sunday next.
Omani and the St. Lawrence River.—
Pittsburg Dispatch. The date of the Sunday School As.
Iron. Syd ley Fisher, Minister of Ag- se:tattoo aud Renal, Domini, meeting, Bhloyolo, on Monday, June 224 .at 10
a ineutieed to take place at Cliuton on o'cloele a. in.—Carried.
rieulture for Oencule., arrived back from
been chauged to June Jona BUROESS, Tp. Clerk,
, japan recently. He said -.--.- a result Jane 2'4 has
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be instructed to notify the Township
Enguicer to come and survey and assess
the said drain.—Oarriea.
The following accouuts were passed •
and cheques issued:—Thes. Bolt, $2, re -
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pairing culvert jell" 5. McTavish, °51 00000000000000000000000000230000:1100000000090000000108000000000$600000000006000* fp
assessor's salary; Jolie S. MoTavish, $5,
postage.
Cauplana—Nelly—That this meetiug
do now adjourn to meet in clerk's office,
of his visit he believed a large trade it. Ith•
flour, lutnber, furniture and pulp could Methodists will celebrate the bieceu-
I be worked up with Japan. He was dee teuevy of the biath:of Wesley. Sunday,
orated by the Emperor of Japan aud also June 23th, will be observed as a spectal
!entertained by him. Mr Flatter said the dtty of thanksgiving and pritier. A
war feeling was very strong iu Japan, special fuud cef $230,0J0 for missiou
work is to be raised.
Mrs. F. Beck, Senator Jas. McMullen
and Dr. Beattie Nesbitt, M. P P., and Dr.
5. M, Henry, of Harriston, corner-
stoues of the new Methodist church at
Admittedly the Legislidare is in no Hatrietou on Monday. The Mrs. Beck
but Japanese officialdom was of omuton
1 that Enssia world evaenate ataueburia
and avoid a couflict. spoke enlogis•
tieally of the showing made of Japan's
navy at the Kobe review.
position at this late day to give teat. referred to above is a former resident of
poasure the coeideration it 1, •
The Weight ot the Sea.
In a recent magazine article by C. H.
Townsena we are toll that "Tho pres-
sure of water in the great deptlis is tre-
luenclous, crushiug all objects that are
not constructed to withstand it. All
deep sea, iustrumeats are mule to resist
sea pressere, which is about a ton to the
,quare inch with each mile ot depth. At
the greateet depth known there would,
therefore, be a pressure of nearly six tous
to each quare in& uf surface. This is,
of coarse, a very different condition from
that under which terrestial creatures
demand. It is past the usual time Roy, D. Perrie will attend the Gomm'
live, the air pressure at the surface of
it for prorogati m, and the and of the iies- Assemby meeting of the Presbyterian
the earth being only fourteeu pounds to
sion is not yet in sight, owing to the church and will leave uext week for
the square mch. The greatest depth
co TO ADVERTISERS. delay cansed by the Gamey iuvestigation. Vancouver. He expects to be away for
ever reached by a human beiug in a
the This has evershadowe public business, fear Sundays aud suitable supply will diving suit is only 200 feet, where the
vautice of changes Utast be left at this and the majority of the legislators are be arrauged for the Presbyteriau church
water pressure is -88 pounds to the square
"" *face riot later than Saturday noon.
al The copy for changes must be also impatient to get away. Lauder the 1 during his absence. Mr. Perrie will
such At tho bottom of tbe sea a piece
left
till not later they. Monatey evening, circumstances there is no occasion to i take this trip in place of his usual four oe tarred rope becomes so catupeassed
ma Casual advertisements accepted up impugn the Governmeut's good faith weeks' mid -summer hotidays, The trip by the water that its diameter is greatly
to noon Wednesday of each week. because it thinks temperance legislation legislatiouf should, be very oeueficial to his health.
rednced. It is not many years since it
should wait for a more propitious sea- The Wingloun Methodist church has WAS argued that nothing could live at
son.—Loudou Advertiser. had a very successful year under the pas- the bottom of the sea on aceOunt of the
t >rate of Rey. R. Hobbs. From the re- pressure. Deep sea twin:ids, however,
port preseuted at the District Meeting have tissues sufficiently watery to equal -
in Lucknow last week we learn that the ize the tartshing weight of the seas.
total additions for the year were 73 and --
Live Rock Markets.
Toronto, May 26.- -With a light run of
cattle at the market to -day, as usual after
a holiday, there was a fair business, and
prices were on the whole steady to firmer
than ie the closiug market last wee k.
Busiuese was a good deal brisker for
butcherscattle and prices for .nice qual-
ity were at least 10c to 15c firmer. Bar
ordinary butchers' cattle prices were a
little easier, but everything was pretty
well clamed out early.
Li the export market there was also
quite a brisk trade doing, consideriug the
heavy shipments which are still being
made from the other side. The export
cattle sold here to -day stroug at from
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Concerning Two Orchard Pests.
se , etaereaoTT. PuRLISHER AND PROPRIETOR
During the recent series of orchard
meetings in the Georgian Bay district
aid THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1903. there wera 32 removals; the total m eat-
several.aew and interesting questions
;rote bership no being 480. The total a tau, t
were brought ap for discussion. Fur in
tit raised for all purposes daring thnear
hu NOTES AND COMMENTS stance, at the meeting held at Bauchi,
was $7258 OS, aud of this amount $419.80
April 2nd,two samples of injuries to
was for missions. Mr. Hobbs hu se been
a very earnest worker siuce coming to
Wingliam awl the Methodist congrega-
tion will be sorry that his pastoral term
hero will soon be ended.
ESTABLISHM !Kg.
Nial Tarte will stump Quebec against
leaanrier next election. He will find trees were shown, with Which the ex-
pe.rts were not familiar. Mr. A. McNeil,
emir Wilfrid has a prestige amo.ug the
Dominiou Fruit Iuspector kindly offered
is ebitants that even the professional
to investigate the matter and report the
betlatT'wrecker caurot break down.
result throughthe press of that district.
theThe Gamey case was concluded on These results are now sithmuted. .
douturday last andis now iu the hands of Ia Mr. neck's young orchard the
woe commissioners for consideration and TIMNIIERRI.
trunks and. branches were thickly
rapport, after twenty-seven days devoted covere.d with scars not unlike the wounds Minutes of council meeting held iu
Mn evidence and three to argument. The made by hail bat occurring ou the under Clerk's office, Binevale, on Tuesday,
side of the brauches as well. Mr. Me- May 26thenembers of council all present,
Neil reports that this injury is caused the Reeve in the chair. The minutes of
by the Beffalo Tree liopper, (Ceresa ba- last meeting, were read, approved and
ommissioners hope to have their report
lardy etuly in June, before the Legis•
tnre adjourns.
Toronto Exhibition Board has decided bates). This insect which looks not nu- signed on motion of Messrs Rutherford
sits abolish horseracing ia front of the like au animated beech nut with two and Kelly.
eeaaud stand. $2,300 is to be appropriat- sides somewhat longer than the third, Commnnications were read from
in 1 for prizes for special harness, 11
sla-ele, makes its appearance about the middle County Clerk re Good Roads grant.
enter, jnmping, polo and speed classes 1 of July and continues to live upon the Moved by Mr. Rutherford, secoucled
eNpea be eeellibited iu front of the grand. '
i juices of plants of various sorts till the by Mr. Coupland and resolved. that we
eandmaking e.n entirely new feature. 1 end of summer. It seldom does much the Municipal .Council of the Township
of Turnberry iu council assembled, re -
the A Parliamentary paper shows the gross 1 harm, although the scars mule in the
commend that the County Conucil at lambs, 190 hogs and 57 calvs.
cuteceipts of the railroads of the United i young wood for the clepoeit of eggs are
their next meeting iu June proceed to Exporters' cattle— Per 100 Ike
tieringdom last year were a109,534,000, as ' somewhat unsightly. Dr. James Fletche
secure their share of the oue million hLeiagvhvt $140 $ 5 11
inharapared with al06,615,753 in 1901. The 1er, Entoineloeiet and Botanist of the 440 4 50
says dollars set apart for good roads by the
out It receipts increased from -.231,063,07G ' Daminion Experimental ,Farms , Bulls heavy 3 50 4 00
Provincial Government of Onterio, and do., light 3 00 ' 350
thee a4,627,000. This is a sure intlication1 that there is no effective remedy for the
that the equivalent to be raised mid ex- Feeders
the at business in the old country is on the 1 Buffet° Tree Hopper.
petaled as. outlined by repert of the light,800 pounds and up-
wards 4 00 4 50
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the Last year the Ontario Government i dark discoloration on one of the larger
the public meeting of Municipal officers Batchers'—
tha stained $078.43, under the Sucessiou 1 brauches. This discoloration extended
held in Clinton in March lase—Carried. Choice .. 4 00 48 40
the aties Act, by the decease of three i and the wood died under the discolored
Communications were also read from Medium.... .... . . .... 3 50
ihhtsidents of Bruce county. Their names 1 bark. By the third year the limb was
the Lawn Secord Nettiouttl. Montunent Pinked. 4 25 4 89
as t3xa, $513.18; M. Pinkerton of Green. creee of canker. The best remedy, if the town of St. Marys, aud also from the
Hoes -
Bulls
Milk cows 30 00
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53 00
3 80
BaAd the amounts their estates were ! entirely girdled a ncle he portion above the
Committee, also front the council of the Rough 2 75 3 23
3 00'
Nalsessed for are: John Gerolamy of injury dead. This was undoubtedly a Light stock bulls
the, le, r -
to; R. Purves of Kinloss Tp. : limb be small, is to cut oft well below
No actiou taken in either contra at deaden.
Bruce Mines aud Algoma Railway Co.
1)10.25. the injury and. burn it. If a larger limb . . 005
,,Let us call a halt on the orange grow- culvert ou Howick boaudary is complete Best
tate or the trunk of a tree be attacked, it is Mr. John Coopland reported that the Lights 5 75
1!!!g for rind? Oranges now iu the mar- work. Tie to be paid for by Taruberry cues
Sheep—
Exema
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advisab1e. to cut nut all diseased parts, 3 73
Ish".s. Are they breedin,g and propagate , ed and Howick council peal $11.00 en Backs
1 well into the healthy tissne, wash with 3 00
proc ' the Bordeaux mixeure and when the
t have rinds three-eighths of au inch • ' , council. Lambs 5 00
prea. wood is somewhat dry, paint with lin-
wk. On the fruit stands they are Conpland—Rutherford— That the Sp: Mg Lambe 4 CO
dust , seed oil paint. The wood should be kept 2 00
etutiful to look at—big, fat, solid, south east half of lot No. 60, con 1, also Calves, eneh
thre Y / well
painted to protect it from the
scions. When you got them home I
high WINCILIAM 31.A.ItIVEIT REPORTS
td start to eat one you find inside a ,
I weather until the wounds heal over.
to e. 4 Depert mew of Agricultural, Whigham, May 27, 1903.
ear York Press. 1Commissioner's Branch, Ottawa, May Corrected every Wednesday afternoon
. iserable little kernel of edible pulp.— :
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t ion 1 23rd, 1923. by Cassels & Carr.
eaa, There will be some eighty fewer es -1
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Monarch or Elephant Swede
Carters Imperial Swede
Bangholm Prirple Top Swede
&c. Pries Right
Our Mammoth Long Red
Mangle Seed and Giant Sugar
Mangle Seed is all fresh seed.
Yon are always safe in buying
seeds at this store.
We pay highPst market prices
for Butter and Eggs
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DRESS MPSLINS
English and Canadian Serges
and Worsted, Scotch and Cana-
dian Tweeds. etc., well trimmed,
tailoring guaranteed, perfect fit.
PI ices $10,00 and $20.00.
Fancy Colored Muslim 150 to 20e
Fancy Stripe Muslins 121,-e 10 156
Basket Cloth - 25c to 356
Dress Muslins, linen 15e to 60e
Persian Lawn) 10c
Linen Lawn to
Book Muslin 30e
Vietoria Lawn) per yd.
Dress Ginghams • 10e to 25c
Dress Prints - 10e to 1*
DRESS TRIMMINGS
SiIk Applicine, black and white
Lace Applique, white, black,
cream, fawn, etc
Real Valenciennes Laces and
Insertions
Sequin Trimming
Ribbon Velveteen in black and
Colors
LADIES' BELTS
Black Silk Belts, very stylish,
25e, 50e, 75e, $1.50
Block Velveteen Belts 25c each
Patent Leather Belts, new
bnekles. 25e
Beaded Elastic Belts, white,
black and white, very pretty
White Leather Belts.
STRAW HATS
New styles 25c, 50e, 75c, $1,00
Have you seen the new
CELLULOID COLLARS
We have them. Price 20e.
CENTS' HOSIERY
Black Cashmere 25c
Black Worsted - 20e to 50c
Fast Black Cotton • 25e
3,11N.ed Colored Cotton 8c & 10e •
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Silkiue Shirts and Drawers each
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Balbriggan " .. 50e
Balbriggan " ., " 25c
Union .. " " 50e
Natural wool " " 1 00
SHIRTS
White Shirts
English Cambric Shirts
Print Shirts
Unlaundried Shirts
New colors, well made
Prices 30e to $1.50
$4.90 to about $5 15. foeoecoolseeeecosee.k000ssois000iseoros000z000s0000ececoossoisoceosoo9oissisooec000eoe•
Feeders are selling at $4.50 to $1.93. IP
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$5 for the best and $5.75 for light aud
thick fat. •
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with 1,003 head of cattle, 210 sheep and
MACDONALD BLOCK, 1 JAS. H. KERR
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quaiter acro of lot 1, con. a, be placed
iu Road Division No. 37 and that the
inotiou of lust meeting in respect to said
lots be reeciuded.—Oarried.
lielly—efosgrove--That the south Flour per. 100 lbs.... ...... 1 65 to 2 50
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half ef lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 be placed Fall Wheat
eeeaminations this year and about am few- let
le W. A. Sanderson, jeweller, of Road Division No. 22 and that Janes 0 25 to 0 30
to eandidates. The decrease is due to 1 Peterboro, went out ou Stouy Lake in Hyslop he appointed Pathinaster fur the Oats
pBoaasrle'y ..... ........ 0 35 to 0 40
0 65 to 0 70 doweter
and e matting oat this year of the his canoe on alonday afternoon, coal is current year.—Carried.
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—WATCH.ES
—BROOCITES
—BRACELETS
all lines of jewelry until
further notice.
Halsey Park
so art I examination. According to the !probably drowned. The canoe was TOO members of Council haying made Turkeys, drawn .. .. 0 11 to 0 12
enisaetidtnents to the old regulations, if ; found upside down in the water. and subscribed to the oath as members Geese,
Ducksper pair 0 60 to 0 75
0 07 to 0 08
eimees regulations recently proposed by the I The largest steam tuever bult bus .. of the Court of 113vieion, the Court was make'ne
ies i0 30 to 0 60
ow partment for doing away with other i - opened at 1.30 p. ill. with tho Reeve as Butter ..... .... 0 15 to 0 15
just been launchect from a German ship-
. yard. Sne is I G3 feet lone, can develop
esaaapartmental examinations become law 1 chairman. Eggs. per doz
,ere will in ft year or so be a further ,
, 1,5i0 borse power, and is 'td with a _...
The followiug appeals were heard:— Wood per cord 2 00 to 2 50
g cutting down iu the number of cau- 1 , ,. ,w
WireteSS tetOi.zrapIty apparatus.
sessment, ao action; Jos. W. Warder, Tallow per lb
G. 1N. W. Tel Co. over charge in as- Hay, Per ton 7
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Pot atocs, per bushel 0 70 to 0 70
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0 15 to 0 15
0 04 to 0 41.
nativetecall it "aid WO or trembling ..... 0 Ila to 0 la
- sestet:led; Jelui McDonald. Bluevatee eaaaanege.. per zy,tt, 5. se to 5 50
• eeve. . Those who eet the disease . esseesea M. F; Itobt Shaw, eutered en .
/ . • tremble for five days Then they 0EMENT woRKS
ins roncnitis 0 better, but eo not completely recover :
feel roll for $1000 persunal property ; Elijah
Jacklite entered on roll for M. F; Wat- a
0 mail all their lion' has adieu out of their eon ataxia-, mum ed on tell for M. a' ; —
el ' Alex. Forsyth, W. T. Plot entered cls I tun prepared to eeeen e
'401alaat-'ralw7laea`aal heads and the have become completely .
wee " I have kept Ayer's Cherry Pee- -, behl. rull for M. E. cemeut work of every' description. W-
WII in my house for a greet teeny llv A great many farmers are tronbled (audit* silos, Etlewstlks, stable doors,
Mosgrove—Cutsphind—The business foundations, ete. nave every facility
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3e ileesstasearansaretaaesea•
tweigior
over caarge in assesstnet t reduced $1000; Lard ..
• A peculiar fever is now prevalent in
the Sam Sea disttiet of Siam. The Dried Apples per Ib
Dayie, over charge iu assessment,
Wool.
and Optician.
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th* t i revised and corrected be the assesment reasonctble. Cement for s
e no years. It is the best mai eine le_ II with crows np-rooting and destroying ; before the ceurt being continued that the necessary and can do t work.
e then newly -planted corn crop. A. good All water guaranteed. Prick% tend terms'
ayste tho timed for coughs amil colds." a •
that t re 1 , court be now closed atul that the roll as
AltaAt — - • 1 rtmedy 18 given for this. Plant stakes
10 or 15 feet long aronnd your P"teh 1 roll for the year 1903.—Carried. CIIARLES 11)11118En,
WINGUA'Nf.
= All serious liana ,' 411(1 to them fasten cords, stretching;
b ; COUllei1 resnme4.1 regular bushy:se.
wool troubles begin witlt a p front one to the other, thug forming a I Cormatud —Mosgrove —11111 the cler t
i * 4 i e i not to prevent work to go on underneath. Lemout aud Mr. lienry Thomsen to Life Assurance
° over :he r-dali stiffi gentle I ich 3 • !
lustrocted to notify Mr. Rouald
, tieklinr 11 ti.e thro-.. i ' • - - - - ' • h°
You can stop this at first 1
i . Crows ate afraia of cord and %ill het ' clean out the Goveratneut drain, oft their
Ayer's Cherry Pzctoral. V I Abed of cockles the size of peas has —Qtrried. None Safer None Better
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in st sing e mg. t with k , 4 places before the 13th day of July next The hintuat of Canada
. ,. . ., :venttire throtigh.
tt been located a mile long Ana a third of a . A fatty signed petition was laid before —
Use it also for bronchitis, It mile wide, on the mute Tee Sands in ! the cooked' eskiyg to have a tile drain r --
-1 consuraption, Imrd colds, tl the Wash. A ',gnaw, foot of bed ex• built through the foIlowinglote, ntonely: ire insurance
' ambled, gave 1,000 tiny cackles, and se Lot 0, Con.11; Lots 10, mouth part 11,
and for coughs of all kinds. —
deueely packed Ott they that the either- berth tart 1 1.12, 13 and 14, COIL 4; Lots
i ! lee trutpector for that part of the Coast i 10, 11, la. 13 and 14, Con. 5; To a ed. Rates adequate hnt not excessive.
Purely Canadian Stock Compel:dee.
ig rea eV, Vitererat, Vol'el:str i. 1 the, any one but an exptrt might !Went outlet and that the Township Claims protratle stetted.
t".341' tie- rt' rn""lies""d°1have warted over theta without being' Engin. 1 r be brottglit on the lands to
aware of duly existence, t make autvey end metes costs. ABNER COSENS. i
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Butler Bailey,
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unseen iutertor of a gement arc le intend this place to be headquarters for seeds, as 1 give
qualitits that aro the life of it.
special attention to the seed trade.
ump tn. I have. every kind of seed that you want, and
msual look. Deep down tit the
fects—but net if we eto the making. r. Call and be convinced 1 can serve you well and save I
sir!—we're OXfiCt—filtdettrefnl you money.
A fine exterior es,ter cover tip de-
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