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The Wingham Advance, 1910-06-02, Page 5TIIURsrvot, jun 22► 1910 TUE WINGITAN1 ADVANCE X13,50 Brokw Lines of Men's Fine Suits This week you will have the opportunity of buy- ing a Suit at less than the manufacturer's price, as we are placing �n sale the last suit of a number of our best selling lines. They are in sizes 3G, 37 and 38, and were worth up as high as $21.00. No two Suits alike. They are most- ly all 20th Century make—you know what that means. Special price this week, $13,50. McGee & Campbell Clothiers and Men's Furnishers —•John Richardson sr., has sold his farm north of the village of Under- wood, to John Cole of the 10th conces- sion east. The price paid was in the vicinity of $7500. WARNING. Since its introduction into Canada the sales of Parisian Sage have been phenomenal. This success has led to many imitations similar in name. Look out for them ; they are not the genuine. See that the girl with the auburn hair is on every package. You can always get the genuine at J. W. McKibbon. Parisian Sage is the quickest act- ing and most efficient hair tonic in the world. It is made to conform to Dr. San- gerbond's of Paris proven theory that dandruff, falling hair, baldness and scalp itch are caused by germs. Parisian Sage 'kills these dandruff germs and removes all trace of dan- druff in two weeks, or money back ; it stops falling hair and itching scalp and prevents baldness. And remember that baldness is caused by dandruff germs, those little hard working, persistent devils that day and night do nothing but dig into the roots of the hair and destroy its vitality. Parisian Sage is a daintily perfumed hair dressing, not sticky or greasy, and any woman who desires luxuriant and bewitching hair can get it in two weeks by using it. 50 cents a large bottle. A Child Killed Near Blyth. On Tuesday afternoon of last week a®little child, three years old, was killed near Londesboro, by the pas- senger train going south in charge of engineer Lenahan and Conductor Mc- Connell. The little tot was the daugh- ter of Thos. Little, a farmer near by, and had been out in the field with her father. She wandered on to the track, there being a private crossing at this point. She sat down on the crossing and was playing with stones. Suddenly the fast express train shot around the curve. The engineer saw the little one, and applied the emer- gency brakes. She was directly be- tween the rails, however, and was crushed to pieces, being instantly kill- ed. The coroner decided there was no blame to be attached to the trainmen as they had done all possibl© to pre- vent the accident. —A statement prepared by the Oen• sus and Statistics branch of the de- partment of Agriculture shows that among wheat -producing countries of the world Canada now ranks fifth. In 1008 Canada ranked tenth. The total production of wheat in Canada last year is given as 100,744,000 bus., as compared with 112,434,000 bushels in 1908. FREE DEMONSTRATION Don't throw away the gold chairs because they've lost their lustre and are very badly scratched up. Get the 1'1tAOa MAR'; Especially adapted for beau- tifying and preserving ell kinds of furniture axed Wood- work, such as: Baby Carriages Balusters Base Boards Bathrooms Bedsteads Book Cassa Bureaus Cabinets Chairs Chiffoniers China Closets Commodes Counters Curtain Poles Desks Doors Drawers I-lall Trees kc Chests Japanese Trays Lawn Seats Lounges Mantels Music Racks " Picture Frames Porch Furniture Rattan {,Ware Refrigerators Screen Frames Settees Sewing Machines Shelves Sideboards Sofas Stools Tables' Wainscoting Window Sills Wood Cei ings And Floors MADE IN CANADA. HABIT and make old furniture and woodwork as good as new. "Lacqueret" has become the fashion in a majority of well - regulated households and doubtless you will find many uses for it in your home. What "Lacqueret" Is..—It is neither paint, enamel, nor var- nish stain, but a brilliant transparent lacquer made with soluble permanent colors, combined with an elastic, hard- drying and lustrous liquid. "Lacqueret" is easily applied, wears well and possesses rare and exquisite color richness, retaining its beauty and lustre for a long time. It does not cloud or disfigure the natural grain of the wood, but enhances its beauty. There are a hundred and one uses for "Lacqueret" right now in your home. It cures all woodwork ailments -- covers up all defects. A 15 cent can will convert a dingy old chair into a thing of beauty—with "Lacqueret." Read over the list of articles and woodwork that "Lacqueret" will beautify. LAOQUE, ET " IS SUED IN FULL IMPERIAL MEASURE PACKAGES ONLY. 0 • .y9' Brine.:** TORONTO Pfanu€acturerre of all kinds of High-class Varnishes, Stains, Enamels, Floor Finishes, etc. 2300 Don't fail to visit this BIG FREE DEMONSTRATION To be held all Day TUESDAY, JUNE 7th, in the Store of J. G. Stewart &- Co. = Wingham A Souvenir will be, given to all ladies and children visiting the store on the day of this demonstration A World's Record Heifer. The Holstein -Friesian heifer, Jeunie Bonerges Ormsby, owned by D. C. Klatt & Son, of Millgrove, Ont., has recently completed what is claimed to be a world's record of milk and butter production for a two-year-old, in a 365 -days' test, made under the super- vision of the Dominion Department of Agriculture. This heifer calved as a two-year-old, and gave, within a year, 10,849 pound 3 ounces milk, which con- tained 832 03 pounds butter, which it is claimed heads the world's record by 70 pounds of butter. Wo are not informed on which basis this was cal- culated. If figured on the 80 per cent. standard, it would mean that the heifer's milk contained an estimated '003 pounds of butter -fat. If calculat- ed on the basis of adding one-sixth, it would mean that she had given 714 pounds of butter -fat. This heifer, ten months after freshening, made over 14 pounds of butter in seven days, which is also a world's record. She will drop two calves in a little over 13 months, which makes her record so much the greater. —For setting a dog, on a pet cat, a man in Jersey Oity was recently ar- raigned in court on the charge of cruelty to animals and fined $50 by the judge, For nine years the cat had been the pet and pride of the fire- men at their station house. The wan- ton act, which deprived their pet of its life was an unjustice which they could not allow to go unpunished, —Pani Madge, of Usborne town- ship, who intends farming on a rather large scale in the Province of Alberta, has disposed of his effects and pur- poses leaving shortly. He has given` an order to an implement agent at Exeter for four 8 -foot binders, a six - horsepower gasoline engine, three 20 - disc drills, four lumber waggons, two 0 -foot mowers, a 10 -foot rake, a demo- crat waggon, four disc harrows, four plows, two smoothing harrows, and a 20-h. p. traction engine with plows attached, When Mr. Madge departs, he will almost•have a train of his own, as he takes three pars of sheep, one of horses, two of settler's effects, two of cedar posts and one of fence wire. —The Walkerton Telescope reminds its readers that the tent caterpillar has again made its appearance. Webs of these pests have been found in some of the orchards and in the woods and although not plentiful, yet farmers should examine every tree in the orchard and take paius to destroy them. Ten or twelve years ago they were very plentiful and considerable vegetation was destroyed. An ounce of prevention this year might prevent a repetition of this plague. Vancouver, B. C., May 20. -The Provincial Fruit Inspector held a bon- fire here to -day, destroying thirty thousand insect -laden trees from Ont- ario, United States, France, Belgium, Germany, and Holland, part of one million trees shipped to British Co- lumbia this. winter. There were enough germs to have horticulturally infected the whole Province, but not one tree escaped the British Columbia inspection, which is said to be the most rigid of any country in the world. British Columbia is practially immune from injurious orchard pests as a result. W. �., - ,... _ Many Notably Successful Men Owe Their First Start in Business To a Small Savings Account The habit of laying aside The BANK 01HAMILTONN wet- regularly . a small amount from comes and encourages the ac- count of thesural 1 depositor. ou t the weekly waw, is one of thep most valuable havits a man or All formality has' been dis• woman can acquire. P ensed. with. The amount is not missed the Inquire for the Manager, at r anyone of the Banks hundred r increases, int est 1 e sum rapidlye u ” branches. Beyond your own ' . . . accumulates steadily , and soon signature for future tdentifica- !�1� you have enough to start a small tion when withdrawing money, i, '''- ,.a' 1� , ,-A;�,. ': e�`e` .'T 4 - 1 le � ,. -_ ,.' er. , f ., .;, _ ..._- "» �Q 7. J..;1 -gas, , l , . I� � �__ '. '��� �, r i ,;,, illi r �. , _� 11,71 I1��} , � , �-..� �. f , ,,pa! 011 [% �'� ltlj . � � �� ill r " ,,, r�,. ,I; f,ltl'�" �. 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Prevent and Relieve Headache "It gives me great pleasure to be able to refer to Dr. Miles' Anti -Pain Pills as the best rem- • edy we have yet had in our house for the prevention and cure of headache. My wife who has been a constant sufferer for a number of years with above complaint joins me in the hope that they may fall into the hands of all sufferers." JOHN BUSH, Watervleit, Me. Used Them Pour *Years, "Dr. Miles' Anti -Pain Pills are the best I ever tried for the ' relief of headache. I have used them and lens for *sears four years y they never fail to give tele relief. I have tried many other rem- edies, but have never found any better." JOSEPH PRANI'OWICI<, 854 Tronlbly Av., Detroit, Mich. There is no remedy that will more quickly relieve any form of headache than Dr. Miles' Anti=Iain Pills. The test feature of tliis re• markable remedy is the fact that it does not derange the stomach or leave any disagreeable after- effects. Pram 254 at your druggist. Hit shOuld supply you.�y If ha gees MAI rand piles "Ott. t,NFar M tilavifr ► TilrQftor Teeswater. There being no local celebration Vic- toria Day was quiet in town, though generally observed as a holiday. All business was closed down, and many wento neighboring towns. Services be commemoration of the death of King Edward :VII were held in Knox Ohuroh on Friday, 20th inst., the day of the funeral in London, Presbyterian and Methodists were united for the occasion, and Revs. Tait, Baker, and Haylock each took part. Mr, Thos. Davidson, an old and highly respected resident of the vil- age, died shortly before noon on Tues- day. He had been in feeble health for several years back, and for some weeks it was scarcely expected that he would recover. He was but one day short of being 79 years of age and for a long time had lived retired in the, village. A steer belonging to Jos, Montag of Culross went mad while being driven to Mildmay on Saturday morning, and became unmanageable, It broke away from the depot here and dashed up the Elora road at a two -forty clip. Several men and boys tried to stop the animal in its mad rush, but the steer attacked every person in sight, and soon had the whole road to itself, On reaching the corner of Moses Filsing- er's, it turned into Frank Reinhart's lane, and viciously attacked ' Mise Reinhart, knocking her down several times before she could get out of the way. Fortunately the animal was dehorneet, or a fatality would certain- ly have been the result. A band of farmers was organized, and the steer was captured. —A million dollar shipbuilding and repairing plant with two modern dry- docks will be built in Owen Sound. Mayor Harrison, representing the town, has returned from Montreal, where he signed an agreement with Mr, Edward Box, representing a syn- dicate of British capitalists, who will undertake the construction of the dock. The C. P. R. is taking stock in the new company and the plant will be erected on their property in Owen Sound. The town of Owen Sound will take stock in the company to the extent of $50,000 and give a bonus of $50,-000. They will vote on the by-law in a few weeks. --Win, Gould, of Goderich Tp., has the distinction of being one of those who assisted in the reception of the late King Edward, when he visited Canada as the Prince of Wales in 1800. Mr. Gould was at that time living in Hamilton and belonged to the First Wentworth Cavalry. His company were three days on escort duty, ac- companying the Prince's party. The Provincial Fair was in progress in Hamilton at that time and great crowds greeted the Prince whenever he appeared in public. Mr. Gould is now in his 78th year and is enjoying the best of health. —Edward Hupman, probably the smallest man in Canada, died on May 27th, at his home in Allendale, Nova Scotia. He was 38 years of age, His height was two feet nine inches, and he weighed thirty pounds; He had been ill for five months with stomach trouble, but the immediate cause of death was paralysis. His sister, who is now about twenty years of age, also is of exceedingly small stature. During the construction of the public wharf at Lookeport station, Hupman„ was employed as timekeeper. HEALTHY ,'' CHILDREN Psychine Made Her A Robust Child It is not necessary for us to speak any words of our own, for the facts given below aro strong cnohgh to eonvinco the most skeptical as to PSYCrn? n'y power to restore health. Mr. John Sykes, of Victoria Harbor, says:— " When Noiiio was about 3 years of age, sho had wasted away so much that eho looked like a little skeleton. The doctor treated her for 2 or 3 months, but the child got worse, and the doctor said he could do nothing more. We called in another doctor who told ns every thing had been done and that the child could not get better. \Vo decided to take the little thing to a Montreal doctor, who said her lungs were filled with pus and that she would have to undo-rgo an operation if we would save her life. The next day be came, down from Montreal and operated upon her, but the operation was a failure, as he was linable to get any pus fro it the lungs. We were disappointed, and fully thought little Nellie was not going to get better but it was cruel to let her suttcr no. At this time we heard what a wonderful medicine PSYCIIINi% was for the lungs. We had been reading some of the advertisements in the panels of ppeople who had been cured through PSYCIIINE, Wo thought it would suit our little girl, and so decided to give it a trial. This we did, and after Nellie lead taken the first bottle we saw animprovoment. Gradually the lite°e girl began to 011 out, and by the thne the II'id used 3or,9 bottles, les he wash tilt e well. That tvwr two yeses n{to and she is as well and roust to day a- the other children are. We have a great deal to bo thankful for. We firmly believe little Nellie would never have lived if we had not heard of PSYCIjINiu. `vo shall bo plo.ised to answer enquiries at any tithe." For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers, 50c and $1,00 peiebottle. DP, T. A. SLOCUM, Limited, 'Toronto, CHINE (PRONOUNCED sf-KEEr) ,o STRENGTHENS WRA ' LUNGS ISARD'S SPECIAL SHOWING Of New Whitewear and Shirt Waists SHIRT WAISTS.—Woiueu's Waists of White Persian Lawn nicely trimmed with Lace Ipsertion, in st�yles to suit all. The Prices are 1I l.00, $1.25, $1.60, 02,00, $2,60, $3.00 UNDERSKIRTS In great variety ; all new styles • full, wide make with deep flounce of Embroidery 75e. Insertion., 55,P$150 $?00 and $2,60. See our $1.00 Special at. CORSET COVERS Special values in Corset Covers : niadc of fine Eng- lish Cambric ; good fitters'; all prices. A Bargain 25c at NIGHT GOWNS Women's Night Gowns, full sizes and well made. The Prices are 60c, 75c, $1 TOP SKIRTS Lots of styles to choose from; whito and navy Duck and Linen Skirts ; the right styles. Special value at.... $1.2x, $1.50, $2.00 STYLISH DRESSES Women's W bite Lawn Ares - es, Princess style'nicely Lace with fine aoe and Is r ion. Prices $4.50 R antimenruloreavi BARGAINS Pongee Silk, yard wide, natural color, 500 quality—our Price.... 39a 30 -inch Black Taffeta Silk, fine soft weave, dollar value—for.... 750 600 and 75c Colored Dress Goods in Fancy, Stripe or Plain; new colors— Cat Price 50o One Thousand Yards Torohou Lace, and. Insertion to match, regular 10c quality—on Sale at Half Price 5e Scotch Gingham, colored oheoks, also black and white — our Price 10o COMPARE PRICES Remember, we match prices and values with City •catalogues; the goods are here for your inspection. When buying here, you are not buying from a picture. You see and handle the goods, and if not satisfactory, we are here to make good. Money back if you want it. H. E. Isard 1 5051.10 Pounds Of Wool Wanted CASH OR TRADE We have in stock for the Wool sea- son the best Blankets, Sheets, Sheet- ing and Yarn, made from our best Wool by Howe & •Co. of Wroxeter. We also have one of the best stocks Of_ Men's ready-made Suits ever shown in this store. Boys' 2 and 3 piece Suits, of the latest cuts and styles, from $2.75 to $5.00 each. It will pay you to see these suits before buying elsewhere. Ladies' Suitings, in all the newest shades, from 50e per yard up. Ladies' Wash Suit materials, in all the leading shades. See our Ladies' White Lawn Waists and White Wear. We also have the be range of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths and Linoleums, Shown in Winghare. Genuine Scotch Linoleum and English Floor 011 Cloths, just arrived from the manufacturers, which we are offering at special prices. Umbrellas and Parasols, Men's and Boys' Fine and Coate() Straw Bats, Shirts and Shirting, Overalls and Snoeks of all kinds. We will give 10 per cent. off all the above goods in exchange for Wool. Remember that w we are e selling No, 1 sugar at $5.3G per Cwt cast, and in are advancing. Best grades of Flour always _ xn stock. ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN. T. A. Mills WINGHAM