The Wingham Times, 1907-04-04, Page 4neeeteaieleletele 1870
T \UM MA N TIMES.
E. #r. itt,LIATT, Puna tsitlei Aria Pltoeai;4' a'Ct1'
7III7IZS7)A,Y, APRIL 4, t907.
NOTE$ ANO COMMENTS.
There appears to be good prospects
that Canada will increase leer popula-
tion by half a million souls doting the
present year. la succeeding years the
rate of increase will probably bo ite
matheruatioal proportion, consequently
Via work of nation-bt:tldieg will hence-
forth proceed very rapidly. Perbaps
there are risen alive to -day who will see
Canada the wealthiest and the most
populous section of the empire, with
Colonial Conferences meeting in our
Federal capital, wherever that may be.
It is our turn to iudnlge au optiuiistio
mood. -Victoria Times.
The rumors and gossip which have
been oiroulated in the press, and partio
ularly around the corridors of the Par-
liament buildings, duriug the present
semen have at last assumed the shape
of a concrete oharge against a Meister
of the Crown, and as au immediate re -
suit the. Prime Minister announoed Tues-
day afternoon that Hon, H. R. Rattner.
eon, Miuister of Rallwnys and Canals,
had placed his resiguation as a member
of the Cabinet in hie hands for present-
ation Co hie Exoellenoy. Extending be-
yond the ranks of Gevornuxent support-
ers, sympathy was expressed in the
House Tuesday with Mr. Eoamerson
i tethen he made his statement as to the
a* reasons whish had actuated hire in ar.
riving at his decision While in un-
equivocal terms he denied the truth of
the allegations made against him, he also
expressed his personal feeling of relief
that at last something tangible had been
placed before the country, that at last ho
would have an opportunity of meeting
hie tradneers face to faoe, and to give
the lie to those who, to use his own
words, had been oironlatiog "damnable
untruths" about him and stabbing him
in the dark,
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev J.as. Gctclt will oourlaot the sate
'Picea in the Baptist church next Sunday.
Rev. J. L. Small, o': Auburn, will be
inducted, on April 18th, as pastor of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian church at Blyth.
Rev. J T. Morris. of Clinton street
Methodist church, Toronto, will preeob
Bp Le.nae anuivertary services in
the Wingham Mathodiet church, an
Sunday, April 28tH.
Last Snuday bf•iug Easter the services
in the different churches were appropri-
ate or the oocasiou, special music b ing
given by the different choirs. Ttie in-
terior of the ohurcbes were very beauti-
fully decorated with flowers. Our
colmmns lire too much crowded this
week to melee apeotal mention of the
dtfferent services.
On Monday evening last a vary enjoy-
able program of music and snug was
given at the Salvation Army. The sing.
ing and guitar duets by Captain and
Mrs MoGillivrary were special featntes
and mnoli appreciated On Friday even-
ing, April 5th, Staff Captain and Mrs.
Hay, or Loudon will hold a special meet.
ing in the barracks. The public are in-
vited.
The Rev. W. G. Howson of the
Methodist church, may be expected to
speak on the following snbjeots, next
Sunday, at 11 a m. "Seeing heaven's
bine, when the days are dark." 7 p m.
"Tbe sweet relationebip or knowledge
and tenet." Tne public are cortiial:y
invited to all the services. Those who
are depressed in spirit, will find the
morning aeevice helpful. Fellowship
;meeting rn lecture room ar 9 45 a. m.
The annual report for 1906 of Knox
Presbyterisa Church, Teeswater shows
that at the close of the year there were
514 communicants on the roll, represent
231 families. There were added daring
ing the year 114 members and 21 were
removed by certificate and death, 20 bo
ing by death. S.ipend contributions
amounted to 11,237 15, and the Sunday
collections to $s85 23. To the various
schemes of the (March there was con-
tribared $1,075,60, making up a total of
83,28.198.
Rev. E. R. Fitch, B. A. preached hie
farewell sermons as pastor of the Wing -
ham Baptist Church on Sunday last and
left this week for Fort William, !laving
accepted a poeitiotr as beekeeper with
the Grand Trunk Pacifio Mr Fitch has
recovered coast&rabiy from his throat
trouble, but will take several months
rest from public speaking. He hue done
good work daring his pastorate of the
church here anit he leaves behind "bitty
nutneroue friends who will wish hien
well where ever he may be looated and
in whatever li ne of work he is engaged.
No improvement was noted in the con-
dition ot Hon J. W. St. John, and little
hope is held out by the doctors.
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i' re f vrw/ tors 1
Tru A silk manufacturing establis
hment is
t e be located in Toronto by Mons. De.
Sanwa, of St. Etienne, France.
PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS
The following is the result of the pro.
motion examinatioxia held in the Public
School at the clow+ of the term, The
questions were prepared by the County
lnspeotore, and the answers were read
and valued by the teachers of the staff.
The results are quite satisfaotory; very
few having failea. The next promotion
examinations will be held at the end of
June. P.trenta aro requested to send
children to sohool on the day of open.
tug, April 8th, to that classes may be
made up at once; this is absolutely
necessary where pupils are sent to school
for the first tithe.
A. EL li soltovg, Principal.
Prom Junior se Senior Third. Pass
%natke 270.
Tom Iiolmes , , , , , , 510
Oneida Irwin 506
Lina Armour 496
Lila Bowman 477
Edwie Muroh .... ,450
Ger tie Eennead . ,442
Winnie Pugh .... ... 420
Robbie Crowder 420
Francis Beetner 416
George Orniokshank .404
George Elowson.....,., ....400
Iva McLaughlin ..,.. 891
Stella MoManus 384
Erne>t Diamond.... ,370
Margaret Paterson ,,,,866
Gordon McLear^ , ... 363
Freak Galbraith 337
e Leslie Grisdale 311
Rey Tinsman 315
--rank McLean , 812
h'reddie Groves 307
Sr II to Jr In, Total 680. Pass 340.
Melvin Milne 0+66
Bessie Kennedy,.....,...., 557
Nora Smith. 547
Millie Nicholls 545
Elsie Gillespie,-.- ..,.553
Gladys Nicholson .544
Hilda Buchanan 643
Agnes 14Zcllwain..,........ 528
Metha McPherson.... .....618
Aunie Fixter.... 618
Lillian Longman 510
Annie Witeon 601
Fred Maguire ..,. 492
Florence Barber 492
Grape Barrett ........ 471
Olive McPherson .... , .....457
Weir Elliott .. - - 457
Lucy Bowers 445
Russel! Bioomfield, 428
Norman Diokinsou 428
Susan Brown 424
Lion Caotelon 423
Jean Blackhall 422
Irene Bottrell ..,,406
George Joynt 404
Stewart Tausley....... ,...355
From Jr it to Se it. To pass 285.
May McBurney............480
Hazel Moore.... 466
Flora Gannett 444
Deil,sHeuph ......-,428
Annie Williamson 426
Edina Pugh ............ ."398
liea'ry Dear.... .. 395
Jack Holmes 393
Rachel Rantoul......,. 880
Herman Hall 877
Edith Jones871
James Taylor, . - -871
8 71
Walter H tines , • .. 368
Frank Wiley 361
Nelson Kargus ........ . 344
Aline Simmons 843
Vance Simmous ... , ..338
Roy Manuel .. ,"..308
John Angus 287
From Pt n to Jr le Dept vI to
To pees 205.
Evelyn England,.......... 380
Greta Robinson 377
Wtili Riusalife 369
Willie Crowder 358
Harold Maguire 353
Arthur Adams , 350
Willie McCool 348
Noris Gracey .343
Ctarance Brooks,..., 342
Helen Jones 340
Howard Gray ...... ....-337
John McNevin 329
Willie Stapleton 329
Alma Cooke 326
Peal Gillespie .824
Verna McDonald...........318
Sterling Reading 317
Witiia Kinsman 402
Ezra Pocock.... ..... 297
Willie Bennett 288
Currie Wilsou 278
Clair Crawford 274
Mamie ]lineman, ... , .274
Room vII to vI. Part I to Part n.
pass 150.
Jack :Maxwell ......... ....291
Clara letard . , ,289
Nc.lfle ti analhtine...........289
E Shit Jarvis 289
Pat Holmes .287
Effie Erskine 283
Kent Smith 274
Olive Rintoul.......... 271
ilisrguerite Day 270
Vera Webb 266
Jean Currie260
Laurin Turvey - 256
Oherlie Grabam255
May Reading 252
Winnie Walker 249
Miriam Smith 246
Mark Cassels..., ....,. 2415
Nina Baugh . .237
Claud Maxwell..., 234
Ruth Barrett ,......,233
Milton Rintonl 229
Irene Hewer 223
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TUE WINGJIAM TIMES, APRIL 4, 1907 4
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ASPRING DANCER
Many People Weaken Their Systems
by Dosing with Purgative
Medicines.
A spring medicine is a necessity.
Nature demands it as an aid to enrich,
ing ttie blood and parrying off the ilia
parities that have acouuxalated during
the indoor life of the winter months.
Thousands of people recognizing the
necessity for a spring medicine, dose
themselves with harsh griping pnrga
Lives. This is a mistake. Ask any
doctor and he wilt toll you that the use
of purgative naediciees weaken the stsyam
and cannot possibly cure disease. In.
the spring the system needs building
up --purgatives weaken. The blood
should be made rich, red and pure -par •
gatives cannot do this. What is needed
is a tonic, and the best tonic medical
serener) has yet devised is Dr. Williams'
Piuk Pills, Every dose of his medi.
cine actually makes new rich blood,
and this new blood et,• r gthens every
organ and every part; ' the body. That
is why these Pills nish pimples and
unsightly skiu r' itimes. That is why
they cure head.,. es, ba: kaehes, rhe.,.
mutism, neuralgia, and a host of other
troubles that come from poor watery
blood. That is why the men and women
who use 17r. Williams' Piuk Pills eat
well and sleep well and feel active and
strong, Miss Mabel Svunott, Lisle,
Oat , says: -"I was pale and weak and
suffered greatly from headnchee. and I
found nothing to help me until I began
taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These
have completely restored my health and
I bless the day I began taking them."
But be sure you get the genuine Pills
with the full name "Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People" on the wrapper
around each box -all other so-called
pink pills are fraudulent imitations.
Sold by medicine dealers or by mail nt
50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.60 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brook.
ville, Ont.
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Over two hundred immigrants from
the vicinity of Liverpool arrived at the
Union Station, Toronto, on Monday
morning. So great was the number of
Ontario farmers in waiting to obtain
laborers that the intending employers
had to keep on the brid>'e, while the
new -comers passed in procession before
them
CRL,SOLENE AN'l'1SEPT C TABLE'S
A simple and effective remedy for
SORT~ THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine thea germicidal vahio of Cresoleno
'malt the soothing properties cf slippery elm and lico-
rice. your druggist or from us, 101 in stamps,
i.: ttxtvo, Chess Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4oi
Live Stook 5rarkets.
Toronto, April 2. -The run at the
City Cattle Market today was 22 loads,
with 300 head of cattle, 60 sheep
and lambs, 300 hods, and 22 calves
To day was an off day, with only 22
loads of stock ot all kinds clelivered, the
smallest delivery for many a market
passed. Drovers and the outside men
geuerally were under the impressiou
that very little stuff would be required
immediately following the holiday. In
this they were a little oat, for. as it hap
paned, there was quite an active demand
for cattle, and prices were correspond-
ingly firm
Tho following are the quotations:
Exporters' cattle- Per 100 lbs.
Choice .... ..... V. 905 35
Medium 4 75 5 00
Bulls 8 75 4 40
Light 3 65 4 00
Cows 4 00 4 25
Feeders --
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards 4 40 4 75
Stockers choice 3 60 3 75
" bulls.. . , 2 00 3 00
Butchers' -
Picked 5 00 5 25
Choice 4 40 4 60
Medium 4 26 4 40
Cows...... , . 3 00 4 25
Balls 2 25 2 60
Flogs --
Best 6 80
Lights 6 55
Sheep-
Export ewes 4 76 5 25
Bucks..,. 4 50 4 50
Culls 3 50 4 00
Spring Lambe per Ib.. 5 00 7 50
Calves. each 6 00 7 00
WING/ZAK a/A.1 Dix T =PORTS
Winghain, April 3rd, 1907
Flour per 100 the.... 2 00 to 2 60
Fall Wheat ,.,. 0 70 to 0 70
Oats 0 35 to 0 35
• Barley .... 0 46 to 0 50
Peas .,,, 0 76 to 0 76
Buckwheat 0 50 to 0 50
Butter ...... .... .... 0 22 to 0 22
Eggs per don . 0 15 to 0 15
Wood per oord 2 50 to 3 00
Hay , per ton 8 00 to 11 00
Potatoes, per bushel new, 0 45 to 0 50
Tallow per lb ..____ 0 6e to 0 06
Lard,., 0 15 to 0 15
Dried Apples per lb 06r to 0 07
Live Hogs, per cwt 6 10 to 6 10
If you are suffering from
impure blood, thin blood, de-
bility, nervousness, exhaus-
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
knows it, too. Ask hhimm
about it.
t'fntese there le dstty action of the bolrots, -
reaeonens proileets are abserbed, reeeitar heed- .
— eche, bllloesitese, nauseadispepst:i, and tbiis
prevotiting the Sersspkrina rum doing its host =
work. Ayer'+ Pills are hear pills. Act gently,
nit retrstebte.
Made i.0, Ayer Ca., toereil, r4e*a.
Aso mi inufiectatera et
snit Vl.
qeFsA6UE CtR8.
C1fERRY pf;8tS AL.
We lutea ab liberate! We i+ablisit
t S flerfrets1.48 of All uwr **Meteor.
The wife of Rev Dr Potts of the To-
ronto Methodist Conference, died at her
home on Prince Arthur avenue, Toron-
to, on Friday,
Rev, Geo. A. Robosu of Lansing,
Mich., died pts Monday, from blood
poisoning, the result of a slight scratch
from. a rusty poker.
Action is to begin in the courts against
the railway companies for hon-obsery-
ante Of the new Lord's Day Act, baud
Rev. T. Albert Moore,
It is estimated that 2,00(1 subseribers
of Detroit newspaberti crossed the ferry
on Sunday franc Windsor, Wallterville,
and Sandwich, for their papers.
John 11'. Duncan, et-indnagor off the
Hank of Commerce at Ayr, labs heen
e Mnteneet"1 to four years in Kingston Peni-
tentiary, f forgery, rant y', f or i# yr fra d
n , and theft.
0, P'iaher of Hamilton, Fisher and
Co., Winnipeg, while returning from
Dritish Columbia, last week, was rob-
bed an a 0. P. R. train of $230,000 tltarth
of obeck* and eecutitiep.
zovarso,—
� New Springy Goods
Easter will soon be here. You will want your
New Suit, Light Overcoat, Hat, Gloves, Tie,
Fancy Shirt, etc., etc.
SUITINGS.
We have one of the lazgest and best assortments
of Suitings ever shown in this part of the country.
All the newest designs and best qualities at lowest
prices, Do not buy a ready-made suit and be dissat-•
isfied all the time you wear it, when for a very little
more you can get one made to order in an style you
wish ; one you can feel assured will wear well and
always look good. We guarantee satisfaction.
HATS.
We have the best assortment of Hats in newest
styles. The Bex Pectus Health, Hat is one of the
best Hats made ; we are sole agents for it. We can
give you anything in new styles. You will not find
anything that has been carried over for years in our
stock—all new.
Our Caps are new and stylish.
We also draw your attention to our New Fancy
Shirts and Neckties. We have a large stock of these
beautiful goods
For anything you want in Men's Furnishings
call on
fIAXWEL,L & HILL.
Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers,
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With the corning of Spring and housecleaning
time, there will be new furniture required, Per-
haps a new Parlor Suite, Diningroom Suite,
Bedroom Suite, or an Odd Piece just t, fill in.
Whatever your wants may be, we are prepared
to supply them, and the prices you will agree
are very moderate. You're invited to call when
wanting anything in the line of Furniture.
New Baby Carriages and Carts to Hand.
er's Furniture Store.
Undertaking promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
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Pring Term BEGINS priI ist
During January and February, the Wingham Business College
had twenty-five tithes as many calls for Stenographers, Telegraphers,
Bookkeepers, and College Teachers, as we had graduates to send.
Attendance is always smaileat during April, May and Jane, con-
sequently each student gets more individual attention. This is the
best term Of the year for the student.
Learn of the success of our graduates by writing for a handsome
catalogue of the
Best Actual Business School Xw Ontario.
The "backward" or "rusty" feel at home with as, as each
student is instructed at his own desk by a painstaking, sympathetic
teacher. Graduates guaranteed situations• inter any time.
WI.NGJIAM EIUSINESS COLLEGE
(At -Minted with Clinton Business College)
GEO. SPOTTON, -• - Principal.
WESTERN ONTARIO
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
ilow Malde and How Reached .
Write for SS. free copies of
TT 'tliS' GUIDE t;evfng full p;Lrtie-
tilarg of special
, .lei �a entre for settlers travelling with live
!c; I^ e. t,etrett"ltothoNorthwest,in!larch
f , ;ta:l April, tritli passenger antifreightrater.
'YV1',STEPN CANADA 2.'p.to.�)at0a,s.
era ,tion of the
u ,s and tae^tern conditions. SO pates of
ii..,riaation invaluable to rt:ttlers'. Useful
. maps and statistic:,.
Trip, TA3FS
showingehowing double tinily
pasven,^,er train cervico
to lutifpeg and Calgary.
r'OVRIST
SLEEPING GARS
X a r` -o ito daffy, YcinfrrtiblC, me
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irtba at nterateratesFully equipped
wall brddiratookingianetetold eveeycon
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tl,lit i ctrewt P.P.R. await atleasGtwoWheoic depature.
• Weal. i t. i (rime for free books Ruta anything
vo.t t nt to 111711Wst w about the weand how
to Keach it. Andres'
C. II. 'ros'tER:,
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Heating Stoves
AT COST FOR CASH
in order to reduce our stock of Coal and Wood Heating Stoves
we are offering some excellent inducements. When yon see
the goods and learn the prides you will be eonvineed that it
Wilt be money well spent to buy now. See what we have
before purehating elsewhere. We can. gavel yolt tnonby
:alp rams, Milk rails, etc., on baud.
J. Bugg & Son,
STONE BLOOl , - WTNGIlAM.
Our Bio ttOGk- edLG n Sale
Will be continued, as announced, up to Saturday, March 30th.
But we will after that date continue giving bigger
bargains tnan you can get elsewhere,
The i est Bargains You9I Find
at "Big oral"
We will offer bargains in every department such as you cannot afford
to miss. We must increase our turnover this year at least
25 per cent above last year, which was 25 per cent
above the year 1905, We make the
prices interesting ; you do the rest.
480 more tins Canned Peas, same as last lot, at. per tin .05
350 lbs. more New Dates just arrived, selling at, per lb ,05
250 lbs. more New Prunes .," Sc .05
Another lot of Sweet Oranges just received, per dozen .15.
We'll continue selling 5c tins of Pork & Beans at 3 for .10
Also Crest, Coral and Sea Spray Toilet Soaps, regular .
5e, at 3 for .10
Laundry Soaps, " Eclipse," <t Bee Hive " and " Morse's
Best," regular 5e, at 7 for ,25
Orange Meat Breakfast Food, reg 15e, for 1 week 2 for .25
GARDEN SEEDS -15 packages for 25e, any kind of May's
Flower or Vegetable Seeds.
KERR'S RED BELL TEA at 28e and 40a a lb., is the
very best Tea on the market for the money. We
guarantee the quality.
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! !
New Caps and Tams for Girls. New Caps for Men and Boys.
Now Hats for Men, soft and bard felt, new shapes, $1,50 to $2.25.
New Fancy Shirts for Men and Boys, Also Working Shirts.
The prettiest, neatest Iot of FANCY COLL4Rs for Ladies that ever
came to Wingham, you'll find in this " 131g Store " this week. About
twenty dozen of them, and every Collar is bran new.
About sixteen dozen NEW BELTS for Ladles just received. They
are a handsome, serviceable lot of belts. Prices right.
New Carpets, Linoleums, Floor Oilcloths, Rugs, Mats, Stair
Carpet, ete.
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CLOVERS: -Common Red, Mammoth, Red, Alsike, Lucerne, and White,te ,
t• Also Timothy, These seeds are inspected and approved by the Da-
ete partment at Ottawa for purity and growth, and are all home grown..
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OATS: -Wo have several varieties on hand, for instance: White Marvel, 4
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wonderfully productive, yielding as mach as 85 bushels to the acre. eet
of large plump, white grain. Tartar Xing, highly recommended by
the Experimental Farm at Ottawa, strong straw, free from rust. iej
'White Russian, has been grown extensively in Perth County. $1000
t Oats, very highly endorsed by the .American farmers, by whom it has Pe
been largely grown.
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BARLEY: --Black, a limited quantity on hand, eeldont yielding less than 40 1
bushels per acre, Measurer, a well-known variety, strong and heavy
le JAPANESE MILLE2':--AIso called Million Dollar Grass, well• enown in t
ite Ontario, splendid for green fodder and hay,
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JAPANESE BUCKWHEAT: --One of the best varieties, very* early'
and productive.
RUSSIAN SUNFLOWER:-Somethimes 16 inches in diameter.
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- GOOSE WHEAT: -Tho cleanest from foreign seeds 1 have ever handled,
CORD'S; -We have coming, the largest stook of finest varieties for silage and
Maturing purposes in the oontrtey, alto Sweet Table Corn, Corley's ,
extra early, Crosley'a early, Sugar Corn and (:ohntry Gentleman, field
P• and garden peat. ;
EEA1ttY POTATOES: -We have Nought Sir: a very early arid prOductivev.
h variety, Carman No. 1 grown at Experimental Perin Ottawa
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• ALSO GlIOUND GROUNDOItaOAEE:---Eibbeys Cream > univalent, Twin City Herb
Pana, and Pare Ground Platt Meal.
All kinds of farm produce
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