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MORE POWER -a big 3•6inch bore x'S-inch stroke motor
that develops FORTY Horse
Power -the most POWER-
FUL 4 -cylinder car at the price,
MORE ROOM -plenty for
SEVEN full-grown people to
ride in comfort -more room
for driver and mote in tonneau
-DIVIDED and adjustable
font seats.
MORE BEAUTY --a hand-
some car, luxurious in its finish
and graceful in its long, smooth,
flowing lines•-fineSt straight,
grain, semi -glazed leather up.
hititstery.
Y'Y
Many NG Conveniences`
.such as the gas tank removed
.from the cowl to the rear of
the chassis -Stewart Vacuum
Feed System -the new design,
Overlapping, stormproof wind•
!shield -the adjustable front
State -the mare cortnveienity er-
ranged instruments on the dash.
STUDERAKER
Watkervllle, Ont.
CANADIAN -'NORTHERN
Western Canada
NI!a1,DS.
10.000 Men
FOR SPRING SEEDING
Steady Employment -Good Wages
Low Settlers' anti Honreseekers'
Fares now in effect.
For through tickets to all points in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, and information apply to
Ritchie 84 Cosens
AGENTS
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W. A. MILLER
from a
NEED/
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of our nixed
chocolate,'. :' every one in the
box will b- ound simply per-
fect. Our mixed chocolates
and bon bons are equally
dainty and delicious. No
more acceptable gift could be
offered to sweetheart, wife,
.sister or mother. Just try it.
Confectioner
SR � ^.AN.
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®the biggest VALUE on
the 1916 market
'Without a single exception, this new SERIES
17 Studebaker 4 -cylinder car at $1225 is the
biggest value on the 1916 market at any price.
Dollar for dollar. it gives more actual value than
any other 4 -cylinder model we know.
No other Four at its price has so much power. No other
Four at its price has so much room. No other Four at
its price offers such conveniences and comforts. .And no
car at any price offers more basic quality of materials,
more soundness of design or more perfection of finish.
It's a "Made in Canada" car that you can depend on
from the start anywhere at any time, • Came in and see
this new Studebaker before you decide on any car.
fit < "+'1i>e
Pour Cylinder Models
't'ouri'ng Car, 7-pre&onger ... $1225
Roadster, 3 -passenger . - . 1100
Landau-Reedetor, 3 -pass.• . 11100
F", 0.13.
Wingham
Si)c Cylt""rider Models
Touring Car, y passenger.. $i450Roadster, 3-peneenger ... 1425
Landau-Readstee, 34pass. w • 1104
Waikervitle
R. M. WILLIAMS
DEALER
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131I1I1'5 OWN rpinwrs WHEN YOU GET ANGRY,
GOOD AS QUARANTt D l
Mrs. L Isbell, Kingston. Ont.,
writes. "I am using Baby's Own Tale
lets and and them os Food as advertis-
ed. They are certainly a wonderful
remedy for little ones.'• Mrs. Isbell'8
testimony is like that of thousands of
other mothers. Once a mother has
used Baby's Own Tablets she Will use
nothing else for her little ones. The
Tablets are sold by medicine dealere
or by mail at 24 cent~ at box from The
Dr. Williams' 'Medicine Ca., Brock-
ville, Ont.
19.4.41r Wit W 1908
Our students from Wingham High
School are holidaying on account of
mewls in that institution.
The 75 acre farm of the late James
Nethery, Nast Wawanosh, has been
purchased by Wm Wighttnan, for the
sum of $2,600, which is considered a
bargain.
algae
Last week Mrs. Jas. }Ioggard and
daughters left on the return trip to
their home at Raymore, Sask., after an
enjoyable holiday visit at the forrner's
parental home, Win. and Mrs. Rands.
Miss Jennie Rands accompanied them
to Toronto and they had members of
the Bielby family and Miss Ritchie with
them as far as Winnipeg'. We wish all
concerned a safe and comfortable jour-
ney.
Red. Mit{ay has leased his 100 acre
farm; 4th con., to W. Bunco, who has
,,been living on tG(. 13kh Con. Mr. Mc-
Kay will hold an Auction Sale of farm
stock implements, &e., on Thursday,
23rd iust„ and will go to Strassburg,
Alberta, where he will take a situation
on a large farm taking charge ot
a tractor plow, Sec. Mr. McKay and
part of the family will accompany him
to the West.
wonuvorn. a
Mr. C. Rush has enlisted with the t
161st Battalion at Wingham.
Pte. E. J. Plaines and Pte, Cecil
Orchard are at present visiting at their
homes in this locality.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs W. M.
a very Pretty
event was solemnized, the occasion
being the marr'ia'ge of their eldest
daughter, clary Ellen to Matthew Alex-
ander Havens, both of West Wawanosh.
Ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr. Little, of St.. Helens, assistant
minister being Rev. Mr. Penrose, of
Whitechurch, in presence of a few
relatives and friends of the contracting
parties. The bride was given away by
her father and stood under an arch of
evergreens, looking charming in a dress
of white messaline silk trimmed with
shadow lace, rilabun and rhineton-, with
veil, carrying a bequet of bridal roses
The groomsman was Mr. Wm. John
Champion, brother of the bride. The
bridesmaid, Miss Winnifred I:. Maines,
dressed in flesh colored brocaded sill:
with oriental lace, carrying a beucr'retl
of primroses. Miss Amelia J. Leaver.
cousin of the bride, playing I1':nd:•Is-1
sohn's Wedding March. The pr:sentn'
were costly anal many, ' hflwinr; 1h E s -
teem in which they were held. Then
all sat dawn to a Sumptuous supper.
after which the evening was spent in
music and singing. The happy couple
left on the ;1.15 train • for Arthur end
other point-. afterr.'turn'n.r they
will settle en the grrotn',, farm i 1 West
Wawano;'h We all wish them many
years of i:app3^tivc; Jed life. ' king of France. adopted this plain
' white fiat; ns the national emblem, but
under Louis XV.. about the middle of
the I3onrbon or white ling period, the
minister of the marine ordered that
"the ensigns are to be blue. powdered
with yellow flenr-de-lis, with ,t large
whits. cross In the middle." The flag
of Charles VI. of the house of Valois
represented three tleur-de-lis gold on a
blue field.
influence of the Emotion Upon the
Adrena4 Calends
Just above the kidneys thea* are two
small glands, each about as bit; as a
Pea, known ne suprarenal eal)sules or
adrenal ;lands. They below; to that
small group et glands in our bodiee
widen have no duets and whose seeree
tions, whatever they are. pass directly
Into the blood. These two little glnitds
play an enermxous part in the physiol-
ogy of Irate.
The secretion of these little glands
is yelled adrenalin, and its secretion
Cannot be controlled by tee will.
When it
is poured into the blood thQ
amount of auger iu the blood will rise
in the course of a few minutes between
10 and 30 per cent.
A strong emotion, such as hate,
causes an increase() secretion of adren-
alin in the glands and simultaneously
an fnerease of sugar in the blood, and
this sadden accession of sugar supplies
the Muscles with tt much needed food.
So that one of the effects of the secre-
tion of adrenalln would be a direct
benefit to a man In a rage wishing to
exercise stern muscular effort involv-
ing fight, conflict or struggle. It bas
been proved that the removal of the
adrenal glands has a weakening ef-
feet on muscular power, and an in-
jection of adrenalin has an invigorate
lug effect, and not only does adrenalin
bring out sugar from the liver stock to
feed the muscles, but it also restores
fatigued muscles, at least temporhrily.
Men in a state of hatred, therefore,
are in the same condition as men who
are putting out their utmost physical
effort. They are in a condition, should
they come across the objeet of their
hate, to exert the maximum harm. upon
it.
Why, the "Baltic" Sea?
How
ealt Baltic
sea got its name is
w
unknon, It looks thoroughly classic
-"Mare Baltieum." But Tacitus knew
this stretch of water as the Suovic sea,
from the neighboring people of the
Suevi, and the name 13altia does not
ppear before the eleventh century in
he "Chorographia Scandinaviae" of
Adam of Bremen. It is supposed to
ave some connection with the great
nd little "Belts." Germans, Swedes
nd Danes call these waters the East
ea (Ostsee)-a name which is obvious -
y impossible for a Russian. -London
tandard.
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Champion, March 15th S
Washed Gasoline.
Wash the gasoline before using it to
remove spots from garments and there
wife be no more unsightly circles such
as are often seen after the cleansing
process is completed with the unwash-
ed gasoline.
Put the required amount of gasoline
in a glass jar and add an equal amount
of soapy water, then shake thoroughly.
Let stand a few minutes and the dirt
1 and water will settle to the bottom of
the jar. leaving the gasoline on top.
Turn off the gasoline, and it is ready
for use.
iMoney.
1t now appears that. niter all, money
itself, and not the love of it, is the root
of all evil. Our debts. wars. diseases,
crimes of all kinds, revolutions and
poverty are all clue to mincer. Why
not, therefore. hasten the day of the
great repudiation when all money shall
t'e abolished?
Without money we should still be
able to enjoy nature, fall in Jove, have
friends and subsist grandly on the only
kinds of uuut'ishment that [Hake for
lasting h
t t., Onlfu['t.
Standard of the Bourbons.
The Bourbon standard was pure
white. IIcnry IV., the first Bourbon
t+t(tsier.s
The sad news was 1'eceiv'•.1 eve, ate
,Ire. Bailey, that their see, J. C. [(:itis
had passed a+vay the day eatvuo:iy 0
the h"snittil, St. .10400, Missouri. Its
had been ill six w.'r ks '.t Ivi'1:,' ani a -e
thea retrieved to the inapt eel eatere o:
March 1st: he undrwent tin operatinrl
for a stoma• h trouble in the l:c,e of
prolonging his life. Such was not the
case and be (lied 119 above stated in his
49th year. Ilia wife and a son 4 Oarsold survive. Mr. Bailey liven at St.
Paul before taking up residence in St.
Joseph. He was a successful traveller
and made hosts of friends. M;. Bailey
visited in Brussels 6 years ago. Thewidow and the fatherless laddie will
share in the sympathy of many.
Saturday morning, March llth, Thos.
Bone. a well known resident, answered
the imperative call and passed peace-
fully away, in his filth year. He Wits
born in liampehire, England, and arm!
to Canada when 17 years of age. After
living in the township of Vaughan,
York Ca., he came Westward, locating
near 131uevale, afterward percussing
100 acres on the 3rd Line et' Morris
township, wirete he resided until mov-
ing to Brussels layettes ago, Mr. Lune
was twice married, first to li3tl Mar-
garet Walker, by whom he had a familyof 7 children, of whole the fill t.'ing
survive: Henry and Thomas, Morris
township; John, Langdon, North Dako-
ta; and Mrs. Clark, Toronto. The
present Mrs. Bone's maiden tante
was Miss itlaber, and she ani two
daughters (Mrs. Palen, Toronto, and
Mrs. John Ritchie, Brussels) survive.
It;; years ago the subject of this notice
fell on the etatrwav of his hone and
broke his thigh and had been confined
to his home sines. He was highly es-
teemed by a wide eirele of friends and
was an honest, honorable man.
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Newton and Gravitation.
Sir Isaac Newton never attempted to
tell the people of Lis day what gravi-
tation was. His very frank statement
was as follows: "0 do not anywhere
take it upon me to define the kind or
manner of any action, the causes or
physical reasons thereof or attribute
forces in a true and physical sense to
certain centers when 1 spent of them
as attracting or endued with uttr'ac-
tive powers."
An Explanation and a Hint.
"How do you account for his remark-
able success?"
"1 don't know unless it was that he
was always too busy on his own work
to stop and spend, time trying to ae-
count for the success of others." -
Crowd of a Million.
It has been estimated that a million
persons assembled in a crowd, with
due allowance of three square feet a
person, would cover an area of about
seventy acres.
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LITTLE 13Y 1,1'T7'1.E.
• Plodding steadily on, step by ,
stop, little by little, bit by bites
that is the way to wealth, that ,,t,
is the way •ta wisdottit, that is the 4'
way to glory. Pounds are the y.
sores not of pounds, but of pence.
-Charles Buxton,.
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TheOriginal 10c Patter
April Styles
Now Ready/
Spring
Opening
OF
New Goods
Ladiei Coat 8227
Ladies Waist 8213 for u r i!! g
Ladies' Skirt 8174 Ladner Skirt 9220
Note These Smart Spring Styles!
New• Idea Patterns and Somwe
Are 10c for any size or style:
Each pattern has a• seam -allowance Wear
and a most helpful cutting diagram.
UST Opened up a slrip:ue It of Ladies' New Spring Coats
j'
Separate Skirts, l"ant•y Voile and Silk Waists, Hosiery
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a rd (`unset,, New Ines, Goods in Plain and
Farley weaves, Silks of the newt Qnality, at Old Prices.
Tv. -o Hundred Dollars Worth
of Linens, .lust to hand, bought when Linens were a good
deal cheaper tlt'rn they are to -clay. so we are prepared to
give you t'•xe' ' • values Table
wel-
llinge, Drawing trLinens, blerNapkins. tintfact Towels,
in
the Line of Linen,
Cottons, Prints, and Gin;hams
at old prices. It will pny you well to take advantage of our
Big Valuta in all Lines of Cotton Goals We ate here with
the stock, and are selliu(r satTIP hiss's of goods at LowErt
PRICES than City Mail Order 1 -louses. ('oate and see. The
proof is here. You can see and itai•dle the goods before you
bay, anti your looney refunded when goods are nut sana-
tory. We art' at your service for Bigger Business,
Men's Wear Store
We have just pissed iltto st'n-k :t sktiporent of Men's and
Boys New Spring Siete. Buy a Fit -)Lite Snit, and feel
right. "nit -Rite" e altered Clothes are the Best, This brand
of Clothing stand. 1',•r Style and Quality. 'J'ake a look at our
New Snits and Spring Overcoats and and ILctincoats.
New Dress Shirts. Collars. Ties, Socks, Underwear, Hats
and Caps, Boots and `iletes
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1lLUEV t,c.
Ivolume of travel in Russia, a hand-
u- I sotnely illustrated hook on "Cats",
e_ books on Game and Fishing, Verse,
e 1 Biography, etc. The library is free tot
e i ell. whetncr belonging to the school
e;
section or not. Another useful book
s that hes been willed to the ILeference
r, Librnry is the - "B. T. Barn Bonk" eon-
taining a greet amount irf information
), on the buileiag and equipment ot barns
and stables and very handsomely illus -
k' tl'arted.
tee tee,: 'illr.-ter EMI.) ..ill +toitl a
envia1 in :t.t• schao:moan of Ewa e'hureh'
r•
ou )''ria::y= evening, to vir:vil all the
The Emerald Isle was very conspic
oats at the meeting of the Literary So
iety on St. Patrick's night, from t17
opening chorus, "Has Anyhndv tier
Seen Kelly" to the decnrattina• on th
boxes which were sold by the Wurnw '
Institute at the close of the pregrarr.I ,
in nisi of their Rid ('rose work. li•-v
Crawford Taw struck the keynea. curl
in the evening by his excellent eddy')'.
00 "mit. Patrick" an,l lr. wes Ce: ern
•:.t in neatly every Ito :'her tsar ,.
lengthy pro; rarr•t::e. The eta ;ur. ,
st.iveti that the Ieig has dere mo e to
mankind than the Potato," pl•cr,'siwit 111
amusing subject fordiseuseion auto pot)
curried oft the award of the jerk ee wh,
were Mrs. !Lobs, Shaw and "l.ssr:a 1;
Jermyn and J. W. King. A charades;
number was the recitation giver .n the
costume of a Red Crass nurse b:: ':rte
Miss olive (Oar less, I'reeid,•nt Ii.•net
was the chairn't:rrl of the ever,b g s.:.
the complete pregame ,t as as t.N1c,a•:,:
1, National Antigen,; 2, Chou' •lis.
Anybody here seen 1.'i.e? :o, Aire,
nn"Sr. Patric:;" t,y Rev. t'r x,.•r•,s.
at:; 1• 1.'ioiirt Duet.''Si f'..t1!(':,'
L'ay'," by elesrrs. Siam xn.i i•."+nt n, -y:
ltrcitation. "1; 1 1,11.1 N t eF trresn t,
by Mies Olive Weee ; (i. lr.I::i�.' �,ta' .,
"No Lawyers in Ileavko," b M.•srta
W. Stewart,' and ll. ."-'tuuarn,,r.; 7, An-
dress on "Current levt:nts" by IV. if.
Haw y; ", Piano :4,10, "N.;-aieee's
Last Charge" by Miss Lillian, Mct, ail;
0). Recitation, "Little to.vuor Cart ern,"
by Willie Orr; 10, I'autominte. ")'ire
Last Roee of Steamer,'" by .;saes An-
nie Spence, .Vilma Shaw aim l,i.lrltu
Mca'alt; 11. Debate, ''Resolved that use
Pig has done more for l0ankiosi than
the Potato" affirmative. A. L l'u>.rti
and L. S Winch, negative, G. Mei email
and C. Duff; 12, Violin duet. "Wh re
the River Shannon Flows" b3 M.'i.., s.
Speir and Kearney; 13 Reading,
"Father O'Higgins outdone" by Mita
)lar;; Duff; 14. Ds'.logue "The Fano:-
old
;o:.ald tele," by plisses Laura Reale,
Uute, Olive Scutt and mere awe; 1e.
Wel! net'er let 1 he OA Vase,: F:, i
:4i =:•es Mary kine and Mary rl,s a 's. -r.•
:be nc,:otr.panists ut rev ert•utt.,;. 't tie
n,'xt lneetla;:; ot the Literary 5 leery
et; Held o • Fr11-sy, Mar. 31. Tee
t'' "rev Pratt at Ilt'S Folly" wilier' is
at preparation cite not be given as ear-
ly n• tint announatel owing to the ill-
., o.q
.. of several members of the ravtY
but will he presented as soon es l,e;
Bible.
A new Travelling Library eontainitf;,t
an excellent selection of books has been
received at the school and is ready for
rColatien. The library eentainswortts
f lietion by such popuete writer, e
rs. I+lorer.ee Bart:lay and Sir Geo: rt
erket, several boo:a on India, u
1 young -o;•le of the church fere cordially
t •
invite..!.
• lar.. ('. 'fate was c'aiied to Toronto
or. zi.st::' ,,v, ewlnt; to the serious 111-
; wee son, Iarretl C. 'i'..t.• in St.
1)i iebeei'. Ito.ui tel.
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se i.: •t •.r tl e .• •: r.:; r !i.e., Ineiltd•'
r..;; i•-'^' !,'•ii. rf Frtlti r;4'Ce clue:'
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' ,.: r, i„tt nut m a•'+ than
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s d r ...' tan;. t n ng a litt .- • e1P in
sla.s.soy. 1,) 1.' buatc:l of et.tt1 eri,•iee
m•a., ' ers topped the market at
'i 14: i t(t choi.,' taita',U -r sr,b
r., 'm rr.11r1 c 4 t $r$ :;3
•finality steer:, 4644 heifer':,,
7 2•t t,. ''•7 +t5.
Cows a shade easier, exerpt for very
"h''o unsi lamb) quiet tr::rl.', but
ma: it i staa,1y.
11• I' where quoted t' " Market3.-,e tower et 5111 65 weighed off.
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lit. ci,er cattle choice 7 'X:, 7 75
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1 dr1 nc ilium .`s 75 61
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Speir ea. .. ':r' Ito ' , up
..,..(I medium . .. 4 : 0 cif (e}
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1 Light •=;kc s .. .. 7 : r, l) 00
do bul'1•::1 .. Cs : n s (0.
flogs fed sail watered 00 "11 10 es
do f.o.t) . :+ `:, 1+ 10
Calves 11 'u1 12 'd
(v i1ti'.t%rtieta'•1,-,+, r
Wingham, Newell
.''(our per tyle los ... .. u o 3 011)
' Pail tk ila a.. . .. , . • . (i 0 (1 51 t)5
Oats ... tl :• r,, t} se
Barley 0 ea to o 5
. Peas .. , . . 1 ea to 1 23
Butter dairy ...n 2A to 0 2.4
Eggs per due......t1,21tet0`.?a
Wood per , i,rt1 .. ....2 25 til (1t)
sa t1-r'.U,) ... .,.1400 to 155oa
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.. .10 00 to 10 0n.
'1. terl Apn;es per ib
Beaus. per bushel.. .,....,.a3 ()0 to " Sill
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