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MR. SWELL DRESSER :--
WE ...SATISFY CUSTOMERS WHO BUJ)
THEIR CLOTHES FROM US.
BECAUSE THE SUITS AND OVERCOATS
WE SELL ARE MADE OF GOOD CLOTH.
BECAUSE THE)) ARE CUT AND SEWED
By TAILORS WHO KNOW HOW TO MAKE
CLOTHES.
BECAUSE OUR PRICES ARE NOT ROD-
DERS' PRICES
WE MAKE A PROFIT, BUT WE WISH
ONLY A FAIR PROFIT.
$IO WILL BUY .4 SUIT OR AN OVER-
COAT FROM US THAT WILL GIVE YOU A
PERPETUAL SMILE.
PAY US 013.50 FOR A SUIT OR OVER-
COAT AND .NO MAN WILL HAVE A 'RIGHT
TO FEEL PROUDER OF HIS CLOTHES THAN
you.
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHIERS 102. MEN'S FURNISHERS
Gordon's Great Sale
Positively Giving Up business
CYCLONE OF BARGAINS AT WHIRLWIND PRICES
Do your shopping in the morning and avoid the
crowds. Buy your Winter Clothingnow when you
can get it at half price.
MEN'S AND BOY'S HEAVY OVERCOATS
'at half price. Suits for almost nothing.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S MANTLES,
all styles and sizes at money saving prices.
Curtains and -Madras Muslins
We have some 500 pairs of Lace Curtains in all
the new patterns. Must be' cleared at once.
Dress Goods
Hundreds 'of pieces of Dress Goods nand Suitings
in all the new weaves and colors.
Corsets
SODA 400 pairs to choose from and every one
a bargain, °
Furs, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Laces, Embroideries,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, and Hose at
LESS THAN COST.
BOOTS AND SHOES AT HALF PRICE
Conte with the Crowds to GORDON'S. Shop in
the morning, if possible. Sale continues till all
Goods are sold.
M. Gordon
.
THE WINGIrAM ADVANCE
Insanity Increasing..
As in Canada, on in Michigan ; in
the latter, insanity has increased In a
startling manner since 1802. There
are now 77ti1 insane in the various in• .
stitutiona in the state as compared
with 2160 eighteen years ago,
Bare Open On Christmas,
Christmas Day, Dec. 25, folk] on
Sunday this year, but will be cele-
brated on Monday, the 20th. '.the
License Act, however provides for
the closing of bars on Ilea. 25. Hence
they can remain open this year on
the Monday.
Honey Records.
Mr. Musser, of Elmwood, had 7000
pounds of honey from 100 hives of
bees, but Mr. John l:1arkley, Walker
ton's famous honey man, beat Mr.
Musser's record easily, obtaining 4000
pounds from 43 hives. One hive pro-
duced 181 pounds and Mr, Harkley
says this hive has never been known
to swarm.
$xoo,000 Check For Bride.
Miss Barbara Deering of Chicago,
who the other day became the wife of
Richard Ely Danielson of New York,
received among her wedding presents
a perfectly negotiable check for $100,-
000. Her father contributed half the
sum, and $25,000 each was given by
her grandfather,- William Deering,
founder of the Deerigg Harvester
Co., and James Deering of New York,
an uncle,
MOTHERS
Preserve Your Children's Hair.
Every mother should see that her
children's hair is dressed with Parisian
Sage, the wonderful hair restorer and
germicide. A little neglect on your
part now, may mean loss of beauty
when your girl grows up.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
Parisian Sage is rigidly guaranted,
hair restorer and cures all scalp dis-
eases, prevents bah, from falling out
and creates a rich luxuriant growth of
hair, a glory to woman and the pride
of man.
A pleasant hair dressing—ladies like
it, and your druggist W. J. Mcliibbon
guarantees every bottle he sells at 50e
and stands ready to refund your
money if it fails to do its work, By
mail postpaid from Giroux -Manufac-
turing Co., Fort Erie, Ont. See that
the girl with auburn hair is on each
package. Sold and guaranteed by J.
W. MCRibbon.
A Big Yield.
Mr. R. D. Boyd, of Downie, states
that he had a yield of 100 lbs, of pota-
toes from planting two and a half lbs.
of seed potatoes in the spring. Mr.
Boyd, also has a turkey hen in the re-
cord breaking business. This turkey
hatched a family of 13 in the spring
and since then has laid 115 eggs.
Threshing Record, '
Alva Close, formerly of Esbel, has
been running a separator for John Me -
Nellie, of Regina. It is a 32s54 inch
machine with a Hart Parr gasoline
traction engine. He threshed 4031
bushels of oats in one day of 11?� hours
and ruoved twice. Alva wants to hear
from some one who can beat it, They
take their cook and sleeping tent with
them. Crops are good at Regina.
Government By Commission.
' The city of Port Huron is the first
Michigan municipality of any eine to
adopt the commission form. of Govern-
ment. At a plebiscite held en Satur-
day the proposal to institute the new
form of government was carried by a
vote of nearly two to one. There
Were 1,003 votes in favor and 839
against. On January 1, 1911, the new
form of government will go into effect.
Tour commissioners and a mayor will
be chosen to govern the city.
BLOOD -POISONING FROM
CUT FINGER.
Serious Condition Relived By
' Zam-Buk.
Mr. Jas. Davey of 730 Ellice A.venne,
Winnipeg, says :--"A few months
since I was cured of a poisoned finger
through the timely use of '/ trn-Buk.
I cut a deep gash across the knuckle
on the first finger of the right hand,
in opening a lobster can one evening.
I suffered at the time with the Sore-
ness and pain, but had no ide a it
Would become a serious wound. How-
ever, in about two clays I was greatly
alarmed, as my whole hand and arm
to the elbow became inflamed, and the
finger was much discolored, showing
signs of blood -poisoning, The pain
was dreadful and I was forced to leave
off my work and go home,
"The wound on the knuckle hacl
been poisoned through the dust and
dirt about the furnaces and boilers.
I then decided to start the ZLnt•13uk
treatment, and having first bathed the
cut, I applied the healing halm. It
soothed the pain almost instafrtly, and
by the next day there was a great im-
provement. In a week's time, through
perseverance with Zareertak, a com-
plete cure was brought about."
Scores of similar cases could be
quoted, and the wisest precaution is
to keep a box of Zsni-Bilk handy anti
apply it immediately a cut, or burn,
or bruise is suatained.
Z. m-Buk will also he found a sure
euro for cold sore*, chapped hand*,
frost kite, ulcers, eczema,
hided -
poison,
varicose aortae, ptes
scalp
ringworm, inflamed patche
babies' eruptions and chapped places,
cuts hurtle
bruises and ia
, s injuries
,
1
generally. All druggists and etores
:sell at 5Ue box, or post free from Zani-
Buk 0o.. Toronto, upon receipt of
price. Rebut imitations and rub.
trttitutsa.
'ery $pe ci�I Off
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Figure
it out in
dollars and
cents. If you
can make five tons
of coal last as long as
six tons and with coal at
$$6.Q0 a ton, don't you make
$6,00 clear. Now the cast iron
range illustrated will save 20% of
your fuel when hard coal is burned. It
is fitted with that greatest of modern
stove improvements the
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GURNEY -OXFORD ECONOMIZER
It is a device that is put on Gurney -Oxford Stoves alone,
and in putting them out for your inspection we feel justly
proud of the choice we have made in selecting this line of
satisfaction giving stoves. Look them over on our floors,
W. J. BOYO
WINGNAM
The People's Railway.
This is arailway proposed to run
from Guelph to Arthur and then on to
Oollingwood or some other lake point.
From the Arthur-Oollingwood line,
it is proposed to run a line down the
2nd concession of Luther, to Grand
Valley, Orangeville, and on down the
0th line of Peel to Toronto. Mr. Bugg
promised to come back to grand
Valley and discuss the matter at
greater length at a future date. Six
municipalities will vote next Janu-
ary on the money By-law in connec-
tion with the People's Railway. The
amounts to be voted on by the
various townships and towns are as
follows i --Proton township, $30,000 ;
Luther township, $30,000 ; Garafraxa
township, $25,000; Arthur $20,000;
Fergus, $20,000 ; Elora, $15,000.
Injured By Electricity.
Damages amounting to $7,500 were
awarded by Mr. Justice Riddell to
Jno. Young, aged 11, who brought a
$30,000 snit against the corporation of
Gravenhurst for the loss of a hand
and serious cranial injuries sustained
by a heavy electric shock from the
town's lighting plant. The boy's
mother, who sued for an additional
$4,000, was granted $2,250. The lad
had been reading in his bed—an iron
one—on the morning of March 8, and
was in the act of unscrewing the bulb
of an incandescent light, when the full
current passed through his body, ren-
dering him unconscious for several
hours. The left hand was so severely
bunted that it had to be amputated,
and his skull was burned through to
the brain in two places.
Hydro -Electric For Mitchell.
Mitchell ratepayers on Tuesday of
last week passed the By-law authoriz-
ing the• purchase and installing of
Hydro -Electric equipment and the
issue of $0,000 debentures for that
purpose. The vote was 279 for, and
74 against; majority in favor 100.
Mitchell already has an alternating
current system for lighting, etc., and
will not have to go to any expense' for
a distribution system. The $9,000 will
be employed in adapting the station
equipment for transformers, etc. Two
hundred horse power will be asked
for, and it is estimated that it will
cost $39 at the distribution station,
and that 30 will repay the town for
the annual cost of the distributing
plant, The corporation will use 75
horse -power itself.
Psychine is a scientifically compounded preparation, made
in one of the finest laboratories in Canada, from herbs
for which we go to the ends of the earth. Won't
you let us buy a 50 -cent bottle from your
druggist and give it to you
free to try?
A five -story pressed -brick building, If you are troubled with or fear any,
filled with costly apparatus, equipped please fill in and send the coupon to
with electrical machinery and appa- us to -day --you'll never regret your de-
ratus—, cision:
A splendid. building in every respect,
situated on Spadina Avenue, Toronto,
is eloquent testimonial to Psychine.
h'or ,Ps;rehine in a third of a cen-
tiiri's eittrpordlnarily successful use
bpllt that budding.
And it did more---• o
It cured hundreds of thousands of Now, we don't ask you to take our
people suffering from disease word for the tremendously beneflelal
And made the most remarkable re• effect of Psychine. •P111 out the Coupon
Cord for efficient curing power of any below, .mail it to us and we'll give your
lireparation known to medical eeience. druggist an order (for which we pay
him the regular retail price) for a
50 -cent bottle of Psyehine to be given
youcost.
st.
La, Grippe lirenehial Coughs
Bronchitis Weak Lungs
Hemorrhages Weak Voice
Sore Throat Spring Weakness
Anaemia EarlyDoclhio
Female Weakness Catarrhal Affections
Indigestion Catarrh of stomach
Poor Appetite Night Sweats
Chills and Fevers Obstinate Coughs
Sleeplessness and Laryngitis and
Nervous Troubles Dyspepsia
AiterMfects of Pleurisy, Pneumonia and
ha Grippe.
Psychine Is a tonic --
It builds up the body—by strength-
ening the white corpuscles of the blood,
Orh o
p ti's' Cytes, which by devouring the
germs of disease keep the body in eon-
dition to cure or resist sickness.
nelow 11 a list of disease* that Psy-
lsins vim aura,
Wo will undoubtedly buy and dis-
tribute in this 1
s m sharer hundreds dledn of
thousands of these 50 -cent bottles of
Psychine.
And we do that to show our entire
conddohce In this wonderful prepays.
A Confidence that has been based
on our thirty years' experience with
this splendid preparation, with a full
knowledge of the hundreds of thou-
sands of cures it has made,
COUPON No. 122
•
To the Dr. T. A. SLOCUM, Ltd.
193-195 Spadina Ave., Toronto
X sec
ept ybnr offer to try a GOe. bottle
of Psychine (pronounced Stkeen)at
your omens*. X haVo not had a Mc.
nlovio busEdyadmydgg t to deliver
this bottle to ma.
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Coupon of gooff p €f or age. bottle
of 1'.yehino if presented to the druggist
it mutt be sent u. we will then l,nr
the Me. bottle of i'svehlne from your
druggintaud direct hltn to deliver it to
any time This
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MEN'S
DEPART1. ENT
Don't Put Off
Getting That
Winter SUIT
or OVERCOAT
Any Longer
We are showing styles and
values that will open your
purse if you see them.
:i dn't you better drop in
right away 2 We think we
have Clothing that will ex-
aotly suit you. Our assort-
ments are so large we are
almost sure to have just
what you like at the price
you want to pay.
Overcoats are extremely attractive and very
reasonably priced.
Overcoats, all prices, $6.00, $7.00,
$8.00, $I0.00, $I2.00, $I5.
Men's High Class Tailor Made Suits
Not the ordinary ready-made, but our English Worsted
Tweed, made to our order by expert tailors. Sold to
you through our system of very small expense, at prices
fully fifteen per cent less than you can get equal values
for elsewhere.
See Our New Overcoats for Boys from
3 to 8 yrs. Price, 13.00.
BOYS' SWEATERS—A BARGAIN AT 50c..
IIEWSON'S UNDERWEAR for Men, made of Pure
Nova Scotia Wool. All sizes. Ask to see it.
H. E. Isard & Co.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS AT
BROKEN PRICES
We are clearing ' out what remains of our natty
up-to-date Suitings and Dress Goods. We had in
stock ' this season the very Iatest materials and
newest shades that could be purchased anywhere,
and we are offering these goods at wholesale
prices. We do not intend to keep one piece over
—so there is a genuine bargain in Dr&ss Goods
waiting for you.
CORSETS
When you get a new Suit or a new Dress you will
naturally want a new pair of Corsets. We handle the
famous D & A Corset in all the new long styles. Our new
lines at 750 and $1.00 are quite equal to the ordinary
$1.00 and $1.25 lines. Try a pair of these.
FLANNELETTE
Our range of Flannelettes is large and well assorted, in
plain colors and fancy stripes --good washable colors.
OVERCOATS
A full stock of Men's and Boys' Overcoats with the com-
fortable "Presto" Convertible Collars, kept complete. , Call
and see these Coats --they wiil please you. Also a splen-
did line of Men's and Youths' ready-to-wear Clothing, in
the newest tailored designs. Distinctive style and ptlrfect
fit are built into every garment, In design, cloth and
finish they will please even the most exacting taste, and
all this at very reasonable prices.
We always pay the highest prices for Eggs, Butter, and Poultry.
'Phone 89
T. A. Mills
WINGHAM