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YOU WILL HA. VE .1 ON y LEFT TO D Uy
CIMISTMAS PRESENTS IF YOU DU3) �+°Oir1R
CLOTHES FROM U.S. BECAUSE WE WILL
SAVE )OU ENOUGH ON A .VUIT OR OVER-
COAT FOR you TO AFFO.`RJ TO GIVE
PRESENTS TO YOUR .14'RIENDS.
THERE IS NO USE OF TH 0WIJVG YOUR
MONEy A WA; y, ?l..7.00 WILL D Uy A GOOD
WELL CUT, ALL WOOL SUIT OF CLOTHES
072 AN OVERCOAT FROM U.S' AND IF yOU
13A.Y US ,S'2o.00 0',f2 0'23.00 3)Ou WILL GET
CLOTHES THAT WILL MADE y0U FEEL
L1I(E A MILLIOJVAIRE.
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHIERS eat MEN'S FURNISHERS
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor
The only stock I carry contains the newest All -
wool Fabrics, embracing beautiful and exclusive
weaves from, the most reputable shills in the
world. Inspection invited.
You will find our Kingfisher Cloths in Black
and Blues, Fancy Worsted Suitings, Tweed
Su1tinge, Melton, Beaver, and Crombie's Over -
coatings give the best satisfaction.
Your order is cut and fashioned in the style pre,,
wailing the clay you are measured. You get every-
thing the very latest and best when you let us
make Clothes expressly for you.
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The Fashionable Men's and Ladies' Tailor
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CHRISTMAS
NEW YEAR
bargains In
Every Line
Having such a large stock of Christmas Novel-
ties, all fonds must be sold at prices that will
sell them -see our large stock of Christmas Goods
before purchasing elsewhere,
Itettegtrn.rters for Ladies' and Gents' Wat<"'es end Ch;aitts, Wt
direr, Diamond and Engagement Icings,Charlet; anti Bracelets,
Lorkete, Locket Charms. Solid Gold and Gold Filled J'evvelry of
all kinds, Jewel Cases, handy Chinaware and Chinn, Novelties,
high-grade Fancy Goode, including Burnt Wood and Leather
Goods, Glove and Ilan£ikerchief Manicure :lets, Silk Umbrellas
With gold, nterling and ivory handles. 0hritstea s Books, leather
and oloth bound, Poets, Bible*, //yam and Prayer Books, Toys
and Picture Books for Boyo and G3r1R, li"arty Stationery, Christ.
mA Table tapkine, Christinaa (lards and Oaikndare.
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RAC itch, Clack and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty*
Opposite litrrrnawkk Natal
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WINGIIAM PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Report Of Standing Of Pupils For
The Month Of November.
0~pt. s0aonr0laa3ran1ias21,hee 0, r
il•ld ;:;0, 11. Guest 214. A. Lockiidge
., H), 1V, lrvfne 131, .3, 11olmes ',3,363 A.,
Williamson 303, M, Almada 100,' R.
Boyd 232, R. Riotrarrl 158, M. Cart-
+viieht t).; I. Allen 232, N, ttielaean 1:43,
1trr�.h 113, 1). llaugli 873, A. Rea.d-
i g '112116,
1; Ilrips 277, 11, Miall 285,1 S.
"c nd,�r ]20, '2. Lunen 283, lY, '.t'ir.ylnr
a)a 1V. hair's 258, V. Sanderson 108,
+Puffery=nn 201, J. Angus 150, A.
leid. 252, N. tush 217, W, Davidson
t)9, G. Buchanan 274, M. 11ohertsen
01, A. Robertson 225, R. Heady 305,.
McPherson 20.1, G. Bowie -am 202,.
1. Willis 336, G. Deyell 201, 11. Dear
1, 0, Day 208, II. Isard 108, M.
)rurnnrond 201 �A, Groves o278,31?.' Mc-
Donald 308, I. Gibson 232, J, Richard -
on 285, S. Blackba11200, J. Smith 330,
. Pugh 325, F. Gannett 354, B. John-
ton 01, M. .Brown 8,
Jr, 3cd-Sr, Division, Marks obtain-
bie 000 -Olive Rintou1825, Jack Max-
ell loise
ennidy 747,2 Vera Blackwell
Eileen
)ore 711, Kent Smith '705, Ella Rogers
00, lt9irion Smith 078, Murk Cassels
74, (Nara Iriard 670, Sarah Hamilton
1, Nina Haugh 003, Rflle 1 t,kin 501.
arvelite Vannaletine0507 Albert Taylor
3, Ella (look 420, (4ladys Dear 312,.
1?' red. Walsh 249.
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able3ed-r. Division. Marks obin-
8 0 -Tillie B04411 695. Gtertie Lan-
telon 610, Nettie Christie 610, Sara Mc-
Leau -601, Victoria. Paterson 600, May
Reading 545, Annie Davidhou 530,
Jean Currie 503, Etta Hart 475, Cecil
Angus . 400, Norman 11ZcRitchie 450,
Edith Jarvis 428, Hugh Angus 426,
Lila Bell 323.
able 800. Ohre, Newman Marks
8obtatra
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Currie 772, Amble Williamson 737,
Jean Christie 727, Phyllis Johns 718,
Kathleen Mills 710, Neil McLean 001,
eVillie Dear 670, Alice Imlay 070, Ruby
Hewer 673. Vera Davidson 672, Vera,.
Stricker 059, John Nicholls 641, wine,
erect Walker .637, Loretta Sturdy 012,
Fred. Sturdy 589, Clayton Maxwell
589, Geo, Allen 587, Charlie Smith 550,
Lottie Zurhrigg 544, Stanley Bell 511,
Howard McDonald 453, Claude 131ax-
n ell 421. •
Sr. 2ur1--Jr, Section. Marks obtain-
able 802 -Noel Drummond 632, Mar-
caret Piper 630, Linda McLeod 020,
Bert. Williams 590, Florence Diamond
575, Irene Paton 572, May Allen 507,
Eerie iluffm:.n 519, henry Aitcheson
540, Charlie Isard 539, Florence Bins
cliife 536, Teddie Mnrch 535, Frank
Robinson 515..Coza Wild 509, Tim Self
405, Harold Mann 414, Reggio Smith
392, Cecil Merkley 380, May Passmore
355.
Jr. 26d -Sr. Section. Martie ob-
tainable 030. -Grace Irwin 80I, Dora
Laundy 858, Elizabeth Ilamilton 815,
Percy Joynt 707. George Fry 783;
Edna, Musgrove 770, Leonard Jarvis
756, Jarnes Dobie 745, 11,Lrry Angus
7.28, Dorothy Clarke 689, Charlie
Lloyd 681, Ruth Anderson 011, Evelyn
Angus 023, Tbehna Sanderson 600,
Hazel Misiner 598, Harold Hamilton
520, Lily Casemore 492, Charlie
Pocock 402. Charlie Bell 41.1, Carl
Dickson 400, Velma Johnston 401,
Rollo Sanderson 335. Mary Coultes
307, Mabel McIntosh 183.
jr. 2nd -Jr. Section. Marks obtain-
able 665. -Laurie Duncan 015, 011ie
Hamilton 585, Stanley Robinson 557,
Catharine Adams 514, Kenneth Nichol
493, Clara Hardy 405, Aileen Kennedy
1,41, Joe Saint 471, Ella Dobie 426,
Kathleen Wilkinson 368, Lorne Black-
well 368. Willie McNevin 347, Albert
Bloomfield 330, Madeline Hickey 268,
Chester Stapleton 280, Sarah Brown
210, John Ford 128.
Part 2nd -Sr. Section. -harry Gan-
nett, Agnes Williamson, Lawrence
Lennox, Alba Galbraith, Annie Black-
hall, George Boyd, John Davidson,
fs:L1-ile Reid, Willie Currie, Lillian
EIlacott. Marguerite Dalgleish, Vic-
rr>-. is Nixon, Gavin Iiolmes, Iva
Rantoul, Alex. Taylor, John. Tougher,.
d1adeline Duncan, Gordon Craick-
.:banke, William Pocock, Shirley
Donaldson, Madeline, Walker, Irene
Day, Arthur Sturdy, .Tommy Rich,
Eddie Tougher.
Part 2nd -Jr, Section. - Isabelle
Simmons, Laura Ellacott, Clifford
1tobertson, Mebatie Reid, Howard'
Huffman, Doris Fells, Janes Allen,
Jennie Ard, Dickie Madigan, Downsey
Ly*nett, George Misiner, Allan Gould,
Charlie Armour, Rosie Williams,
Edith Hart, Freddie Kew, Nelson
.Morden, Jarvis 'Latton, Frankie
SS1perling, Marguerite Johns, Vietta
Division 7 -Sr. Part lat. Names in
order of merit. --Verna, Joynt, Harold
Mills, ` Clayton Zurbrigg, Richard
Clark, Sydney Holmeb, .lean Van -
stone, Willie Angus, Harriett Wil-
liams, Sana McIntosh, Mond Seli,
Helen, Wilson, David I'errie, Birk-'
wood Hutton, Carrie Ilingston, Viola
Forlar, Zola Dickson, Lizzetta John-
ston, Charlie Henderson, Earl Wild,
Delight Cloakey, Eddie Hickey,
Eleanor Irwin, Aaron Brown, John
liay les,
Division 7 ---Jr. Part 1st, Names in
order of merit. VVllfrcd Ellacott,
Laura 13e11, Marie Lougheed, Dorothy
Piper, Clarence llinscliffe, Gordon
McRitchie, Corson Boyce, Annie
Forgie, Gertisr Duncan, Alice Wil-
liams, Gertio Sirnmonds, Lerne Sand.
erten), Norma teard. Freddie Sell,
Florence Pocock, Clifford Ca; emote,
Scott Robinson, Stanl Ay Nixon, Keith
Donaldson, Sohn Casemore, Jack
Cook, Cecil Cook, Melville Dennis.
Chas. Lumley of near Itidgetown
had seven acres of tobacco this year.
It yielded 1000 pounds to the acre and
br'nnght 171c a lb., yielding $1,060 or
$280 an acre.
TWAT BALD SPOT,
Don't let that bald spot grow 1'
(lo to your druggist at once and get
a bottle of Parisian Sage, and if that
don't check the failing hair, and cause
new hair to grow, nothing will.
Dandruff is the canAe of baldness;
dandruaa germ cause dandruff, Pari-
sian Sege kills the germs; eradicates
dandruff, stops failing hair and itch-
ing scalp NVe Will refund your
money, if it fails to do this in two
weeks, Parisian Sege will rause the
hair to grow, if the hair roots be not
dead, It causes the hair to grow
thicker, snare luxuriant, and mite new
e into it,
The girl with the Auburn hair is on
ry peakage of Parisian Sage, It In'
id fvr 50o The
Sell dry •�• lyra or 'ant
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T1 WINGITTAIVI A. YANt
This is what Mr. Edward Bingham,
of 118 Brant Ave., Brantford, says of
Zam-T31ak. After an attack of typhoid
fever, ulcers broke out on hila right foot
and ankle. "Th R foots znc leg were
terribly inflamed, he says, "and the
pain was very acute, 1 could not wear- boot or shoo, and
could not move about .at all l 1 used all kinds of lotions,
salves and ointments, yet nothing seemed able to heal the
ulcers until Zarn-Bulk was tried.
"The very first application of Zara-Buk relieved the
intense pain, and as 1,kopt on using Zani-Buk the ulcers
began to look healthier and, were hers painful.
<` By use of this healing balm the discharging was
reduced and healing comxnenced. After a few weeks'
treatment, the swelling and, inflammation were banished,
and the sores were entirely healed. I am so grateful for
my cure through Zam-Buk that I consider it my duty to
let others know of the merits of this great balm."
tyl att-Zanz*Buk 'Izould be used for.
Zarn-Buk will be found a Euro cure for cold soros, chapped hands, frost bites,
ulcers, eczema, blood -poison, varicose sores, piles, scalp toros, ringworm, inflamed
patches, babies' eruptions and chapped places, cuts, burns, bruises, and skin
injuries and diseases generally. All druggists and stores sell at 40c box, or post
free from Zara -Birk Co., Toronto, upon receipt of price. You are
warned against harmful imitations and substitutes. Soo the
registered namo "Zam-Buk" on every package before buying.
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Ever shown in any jewelry store this
year, suitable for
h'ristmas
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It is not necessary to send out of
town this year for swell Christmas
Gifts. You can get the newest and
best here,
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ARE YOU' Trying to think of something to
send that absent boy or girl for
Christmas ? - What would give more pleasnse for 1i whole
year, than a, year's subscription to 'FRE ADVANCE.
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leave Them There.
Tbero is a. prdpocal to bring kan-
garoos and wallabies from Australis,
anti; domicile them in Oallada,. Some
kind soul took rabbits to Australia
and they have been fighting them
ever since. Within the memory of
thepresenteration soRoane-sick
llinglishuaan"rlus ougbt sparrows to this
country, and now if he could be dis-
covered he would soon be sprouting
wings himself; This amateur med-
dling with old Noah's, plan of distribu-
tion should be frowned down tmon,
West Wawaaosh Council.
This Council met Nov, 22, as per ad.
journment ; Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting- read and con-
firmed on motion of Thompson and
Watson, . , ,A communication front 0,
S, Wilson read re the repairing of a
culvert on con. 5; on motion of Wil-
son and .A,itcheson the matter was left
in the hands of Qouns. Watson and
Thompson,with power to act if neces-
sary., .. A number of communications
were read ; - Colonel McDonald of
Guelph ro the Guelph Jot. Railway
Co„ and on motion of Wilson and
Thompson, the Reeve and Clerk were
appointed to go to Guelph, and have
all the necessary papers signed re the
G. J. Railway that are to go before
the Railway Board . , .. Orders for the
Payment of accounts to the amount of
$107 were passed on motion; of Wilson
and Watson....Council adjourned to
meet on Dec. 15, .at 10 o'clock, -W,
McOrostie, Clerk, •
HAIR HEALTH.
If You Have Scalp Or Hair
Trouble, Take Advantage
Of This Offer.
We could: not afford to so strongly
endorse Rexall "03" Bair Tonic and
continue to sell it as we do, if it did
not do all we claim it will. Should
our entliusi€tsrrt carry us away, and
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic not give
entire satisfaction to the users, they
would lose faith in us and our state-
ments, and in consequence our busi-
ness prestige would suffer.
We assure you that if your hair is
beginning to unnaturally fall out or
if you have any scalp trouble, Rex-
all "03" Hair Tonic will promptly
eradicate dandruff, stimulate hair
growth and prevent premature bald-
ness,
Our faith in Rexall "93" Hair Tonic
is so strong that we ask you to try
it on our positive guarantee that
your money will be cheerfully re-
funded if it does not do as we claim.
Two sizes, 500 and $1.00. Sold only
at our store -The Rexall Store. J.
W. McKfbbon.
! About Carbolic Acid. -
In order to lessen the frequency of
accidents with carbolic acid, both by
being burned with it in lotions and
simple ointments when mixed by
yourself, and the accidental taking of
it for medicine, it would be a good
plan, instead of buying pure carbolic
acid to purcbase a 25% soluble carbolic
solution, which is readily soluble in
water in all proportions, thereby
preventing any of it becoming separ-
ated on account of its insolubility.
Again, if any person tcok a teaspoon-
ful of it by accident for medicine, he
would only get about 15 drops of pure
carbolic acid, which would be much
less dangerous than a teaspoonful. In
using it, just use 4 times the quantity
you would of pure carbolic, and you
will have the same proportions. In
dropping it out, if you wished to use
five drops of pure carbolic, then use
twenty drops. If you unconsciously
dropped one drop too much with the
solution you would be one quarter
of a drop out, instead of a whole drop,
so it is more desirable for measuring
than the pure acid.
This '..t: e'as
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You are a particular house-
keeper -
You are a discriminating
buyer--�-
You are a good Manager-
' That is why we ask you to come in and let us show you this
ThMijpothilOxf�rd
There's nota better baker hi the "[Dominion, A special divided oven flue guarantees that.
A special grate guarantees the inost heat for the fuel consumed. Special ash -door guard guarantees
cleanliness. Nickel lifts off and saves work of scouring. .And
The Oxford&ionoinizer
saves 20% of your coal bill,
We want to demonstrate these exclusive Gurney features to yon -their
economy, efficiency, the satisfaction they give. Then Wo leave it to you to
decide ---can you eon/ to use any other range in your kitchen ?
You'll find a full line of Gurney Oxford Stoves on our floor --all styles and
all prices -Made for every purpose and, all kinds of fuel. Colne in any time,
we're always glad to scow then),
W. J. BOYCE - • Wingham
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$5.00 Silk Petticoats for $3.95
$12,00 Lined Goats, Black
or in Colors, for , . $10.00
JUST STOP
AND OONSIDER
A 'MOMENT
Perhaps you think a large city
store can give you more for your
mons that's
than we can. But that s
because you haven't reasoned it
out.
Our expense of doing business
is less than one half that of the
big city stores in props- •; _
the amount of businesik . -
We are determined to build up
a business and we are willing
to satisfy ourselves with a very
small net profit is order to do
80.
The fact that we claim to give
such unusual values does not
make it so, but the goods are
here to prove it.
We defy any store, anywhere,
to match our values in Silks
and Dress Goods, Ready.to
wear Coats, Skirts, Waists
and Furs.
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Christmas Is Coming.
a..m=leNy
But _we are already here with a full stock of suit-
able articles for the Festive season. Something
suitable for everyone. Come in and see our stock.
We suggest a few things for Xmas, presents,
For The Ladies
We have the most up-to-date Suitings and Dress
Goods that can be obtained, which we're selling
at wholesale prices. These are snaps.
Then we have a full line of Sweater Coats, Ice
Wool Shawls and Scarfs, Belts and Belting of
all kinds, Combs for the hair, -,and Shoes for
the feet, etc., etc.
Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs from 75 etc. to
50 cents each. Plain Linen Handkerchiefs and
fancy ones for the children.
For Men And Boys
We have Far Overcoats, Cloth Coats with Fur
Collars, Rubber -lined Tweed Coats with College
Collars and Presto Convertible Collars -the very
newest styles. Snits for the Men and Snits for
the Bos. All at 25 per cent. off for cash.
A full litre of New Shirts for the Christmas
trade ; also Sweaters for the Boys.
A full lino Fresh Groceries just arrived. We have some
choice Clover 1toney in 1 lb. sections, also in tins.
All kinds of Produce taken.
Poultry of all kinds wanted in large quantities
must be dry plucked,. and well fattened.
Potatoes taken in any quantity.
Phone 89
T. A. Mills
WINGHAM