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Apparel for
Men and Boys,
Ladies and
Children
en's Fur Overcoats
Fur -lined Over-
oata - .
tweed Over-
coats
sed Suits.
vercoats and
thing.
ear and
Hosiery
Fur Coats
aches' Fur -lined Coats
,dies' Cloth Coats
Misses' Overcoats
inter Hosiery and
Underwear.
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For correct styles see
The Standard Fashion
Sheet for January
It shows the latest
Winter Fashions
Each customer will receive a
Fashion Sheet FREE
at our Pattern Counter
YOUR ACCOUNT
accounts as now made up. We need the
ey and. 'would thank our customers for an
ttlement.
ING BRO
ODUCE WANTED
PHONE 71
Heavy
winter
Goods
We are offering to the public
several lines in Men's Fur
Coats at a bargain, such as
Bulgarian Fawn, Corean Bea-
ver, Russian Calf, Coon, and
China Dog ; also a few Ladies'
---,Astrachan Jackets ; was $35,
$40 and 45
'Your choice, $10.00
Phone 89
PRODUCE Or ALL KINDS WANTED.
A.
(Successor toT. A. MILLS)
WINGHAM.
EDITORIAL PARAQRAPIIS.
---Pleased to hear that Point.of-Ord-
er Pugsley is not so ill as was reported.
He will be able to take hie place at
the head of the Blockers.
-e-Are the. Ontario ridinge of South
Rive'. and Beet Rent to be repreeente
ed at Ottawa, this ee&sign P
«.
---Horray for free food l It bas
boosted retail prices in the United
States -but mere facts don't influence
the White Plume and hie policies.
* «*
-Well, here's another day gone and
Sir W. Laurier hasn't come out with
le new policy, Strange 1
• *«
--Rumor has it that lumber rates
are to be reduced in the West where-
as the Liberal Opposition travels for
nothing on passenger trains.
The Government le going to ap-
point a commiabion to study the
Georgian Bay Canal project. Looks
like busineee.
* ««
-For fifteen yeare the Laurier Gov-
ernment never bothered about the
cost of living, They didn't need to
and neither did their favorites.
-Ah yea, the Liberal party it; at sea
but not in the three Dreadnoughts
which the Canadian people wanted to
build.
* * .
You will be greatly relieved to
know that Parliament ie about to open
and that Laurier may preserve your
autonomy at any moment.
*.*
—The Liberal leaders are talking
about hard times, having reference
chiefly to their own sad sad lot.
—Good morning, have you heard
what free food did for the United
States? It hit the consumer.
• **
—The cost of living commission has
been investigating the price of fish
with the object of placing this brain
food within reach of the Liberal
party.
. **
—They are going in for license re-
duction at the Capital which recalls
the application of the closure in the
cave of the Liberal windjammers Last
session.
* * *
—Dr. Michael Clark told a Cape
Breton audience the other day that
hs was sorry he ever went West. Red
Deer, Alta,, feels the came way about
it.
. . R
—Tae Dominion capital will abandon
the Ottawa river as a source of drink-
ing water but that historic stream
will still be available in the event of
the Opposition desiring to seek its
head.
. * *
—One more session and a whole lot
more chances for the Opposition to
get in wrong with the people of Cana-
da, all of which chances the said Op-
position may be relied upon to take.
—The commission which investigat-
ed the building of the Transcontinental
Railway found that the Liberal Gov-
ernment had wasted three times as
much as the whole cost of the road ac-
cording to the celebrated estimate of
Hon. W. 5, Fielding.
* * *
—The magnificent fight put up by
the Liberals in York, N. B., where
the Conservative candidate was elect-
ed by acclamation shows how eager
the Opposition is to test thenaval
policy in that province. Mr. Pueley
said—but it doesn't really matter
what Mr. Pugsley said, does it,"
Choked to Death.
A very unfortunate mishap occured
in -Brant township near the village of
Dunkeld late Monday evening when
Harry Frederick was choked to death.
It appears that Mr. Frederico, who
lives with his parents, after finishing
up the chores and other work late in
the evening as is the custom of most
farmers, went to the cellar to eecure a
lunch before retiring. While there a
piece of meat in some manner became
lodged in Me throat and all efforts of
the other members of the family to
dielodge it were of no avail. Dr. Hall
was hurriedly summoned by telephone
but before bad arrived, death had re -
!loved the unfortunate man of his ag-
ony. The deceased who was well
known in Walkerton was about forty
years of age. -[Walkerton Telescope.
Natural Gas For Hepworth.
Being convinced that there ie still
an abundant supply of gas in the vainer
of the earth beneath Hepworth, Wan.
McKillop returned to the village la"5t
week to make another teat. His dril-
ling rig is shipped and on the way and
operations are to be begun at once.
Mr. McKillop worked on wells here
about thirteen years ago, and since
then hat been operating with a great
deal of encase in the different ell and
gas fields in Ontario. He must have
confidence in the field here to come
back and resume operations. He has
a few tames under lease, and if be
wants any mere we think he ought to
get the same chance to test the
territory that the companies got he.
fore, The pipes are still in many of
the homes in the village, and the
maine are in the etreeta ane all the
citizens would Wettable the return of
natural gas if Mr, Molgillop should
etrlke a good flow, end it is the candid
opinion of many of those who were
here when the gee was here before
that be, with experts oe in drilling,
Will erreaseetesigepWthh Peal:M it
TEE W:12INGRAIVI ADVANCE
IF"
("Budyard Kipling, in American
Magazine.)
t"If you can keep your head when all
about you
Are toeing theire and blaming it on
your
If you can trust yourself when all men
doubt you,.
But make allowances for their
doubting, too,
If you can wait and not be tired by
waiting.
Oe being lied about don't deal In lies
Or being hated don't give away to
hating,.
And yet don't look too good, nor
tank too wise.
•"If you can dream -and not make
dreanae your master :
If you eau think --and not mak e
thoughts your elm
If you can meet with triumph and die -
aster
And treat those two impostors just
the eeame ;
If you can bear to bear the truth
you've spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap
for Poole,
Or watch the things you gave your
life to broken,
And stoop and build 'em up with
wornout tools ;
"If you can make one heap of all your
winnings
And risk it on one turn of pitch and.
toes, 4
And lose, and start again at your be-
ginnings
And never breathe a word about
your loss;
If you can force yogr heart and nerve
and sinew
To serve your turn long after they
are gone,
And so hold on when there is nothing
in you
Except the will which says to them ;
'Hold on l
"If you can talk with crowds and keep
your virtue,
Or walk with kings -nor lose the
common touch ;
If neither foes nor loving friends can
hurt you,
If all men count with you, but none
too much ;
If you earl fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds, worth of dis-
tance run,
Yours is *the earth and everything
that's in it.
And—which is more—you,l1 be a
• man, my son 1"
RHEUMATISM AND
BRiGHT'S DiSEASE
Pro. Budiong Quickly Relieved of
both afflictions by Using Rheuma.
If you suffer from any form of Rheu-
matism, remember that Rheuwa goes
to work quickly to remove the cause,
not simply to relieve the distr+es
Many years, use has demo etcsted
that it goes to tl e to of t he disease
and,expells the poisonous matter
through the natural channels—the
kidneys, bowels, liver and skin.
"For many years I was troubled
with Rheumatism, also with B'•iaht'e
Disease of the Kidneys. I .mlfered
awfully, Tried many advertised leme-
d'et,. After using your truly remark-
able preparation, RHE/MA I was
fully cnredj -Prof. 0. J. Budiong,
Sound View, Conn.
RREUMA is guaranteed by J. W.
McKibbon who sells it for 50 cents a
bottle.
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Larger Yields Per Cow.
The Candling Of Eggs.
As regards finality, an egg is one of
the afoot difficult of food products to
grade, Fortunately rn egg le eemt.
transparent when held before the.
light and permite, if carefully rotated,
of even minor defects being eeeen.
Many appliances for commercial and
private use have been invented for
the detection of bad eggs, and it is
now possible for anyone with a little
practice to tell at a glance the main
points between good and bad egge.
In order to teach the proper tnethode
of examination, there bas bean pre-
pared, under the direction of the Live
Stock Cowmissioner, a pamphlet en-
titled "The Candling of 14 rge" by Mr,
W. A, Brown, B.S,A., Chief of the
Poultry Division. ',l'bis pamphlet,
which is No. 8 of the Live Stock
Division, points out, clearly that the
size of the air cell, the consistency
of the albumen. the color and ;nobility
of the yolk, and the general trans -
pommy of the whole egg are the fac-
tors moat generally recognized as de-
termining the quality. It also ex-
plain& the construction of a simple
home-made device gives excellent
satisfaction in the testing of eggs.
This pamphlet, which can be secur-
ed by making application to the
Pubiicatione Branch, Department of
Agriculture, Ottawa, concludes with
the following paragraph - "Store-
keepers will find it to their advantage
to acquire facility in candling and
it is recommend that every housewife
should provide herself with a simple
candling appliance, by the diligent use
of whieh she may safeguard her
family from many unpleasant oc-
currences at the breakfast table.
During these short Winter days
when' many cows are dry, and the
cows that are milking are not giving
very much, would it not be wise to Iay
plans for improvement of the dairy
herds ? Seeing that the average house-
hold consumes a fairquantity, of milk
daily all through winter, and seeing
that ice cream trade is not by any
means dead during the cold months, is
it not a pity that there is not more good
milk and sweet cream available ? Our -
rent prices and good demand should
prove an inducement to a larger num
bar of producers to go in more strongly
for winter dairying.
, Some of the variations in yields are
very marked; it is a common thing
month after month to find groups of
cows in four adjacent sections averag-
ing one hundred pounds of milkdiffer-
ence, for instance, from 450 by even
stages of 100 up to '750 pounds, Many
of these poor cows could easily be giv-
ing, under better conditions of feed
and care, another three or four pounds
of fat each per month ; after a year or
two at Cow testing the herds will pro-
bably average, as many already have
done, considerably snore of an increase
than that, even as much as forty or
forty -live poande in the year extra per
cow. Those farmers wh ► desire in-
creases are invited to write to the dairy
commissioner, Ottawa, to ascertain
what assistance is given by the depart-
ment of agriculture in organizing cow
testing aeeoclatione,
HAIR HINTS
Worthy the Attention of People
Who Wish to Preserve The Hair.
Always have your own brush and
comb at home or at hair dress¢r'a.
Ne• et use a brush or comb fitted in
pit 'lic plscee. they are usually saver ed
wi t. din irafl' gtren•.
Wash your hair brush wdekly with
soap mod *tem waTer to which may
bead d An ant•• eptic.
Shampoo the hair every weak or so
With, soap end pure water.
The Parisian Sage every day, rub -
Wig. thoroughly into the scalp.
Parisian Sage, which comas in a
large 50 cant bottle is guarateed by J.
W. McKibbon to d-rvroy dandruff
germs and abolish dandruff -to stop
heir fi otti falling and scalp from itch.
log, or money refanded.
To put life and beaury into dull ---
dry or faded hair and make it soft and
fluffy surely use Parisian Sage -it lee
one of the ciulskeat actino' t.4r tonics
j known.
BLUE DAYS
belong to those will are constipated,
bilious or have sour, gassy, t;pset
stomach, sick headaches, lame back or
that tired -out way of ¢Ding abiut the
deity routine of life. FIG FILLS will
make you feel fine, have a buevar•t
spirit and will ward off any at'ack of
eickness usually caused by constipa-
tion and weak kindneys. FIG PILLS
area mild fruit tonic laxative and al-
ways do good. Refuse all substitutes,
At all dealers in 25 and 50 cent boxes,
or by mail from the Fig Pill Oo„ Sr.
Thomas, Ont, Sold at McKibbon'e
drug store.
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Gifted Women
"But when you come to think of
it, isn't it rather curious that even
the most gifted woman usually loses
her identity by marriage—so much
of her identity, that is, as is covered
by her name?"—Kansas City Star.
Doesn't it depend somewhat upon
what you regard as being the moat
gifted woman P Is a woman neces-
sarily more gifted because she is able
to write a smart book, make a clever
speech, or produce a riot among her
contemporaries; or would you say that
a woman is gifted who is able to mai
age a household, to bring up children,
and in many quiet and unobtrusive
ways to extend her influence to pos-
terity ?
And if you admit that in the obscure
domain of the household, unheralded
and unsung, it is still possible for any
woman to be supremely gifted, could
it be said in these circumstances that
she, of necessity, loses her identity?
Not to her husband. The old gentle-
man is pretty likely to note the call
for dinner, to take what she gives him
when be is ailing, and not to obtrude
his ideas over much when mother calls
him down.1
Not with the children. When the
youngest boy stubs his toe and barks
his shins, there may be other identities.
upon the horizon of which he is aware,
but the peculiar one who is able to
soothe him best is the one that rules
his little world --including father,
Gifts are many and diverse, but the
.greatest of them in women are not
likely to obscure her identity among
those with whom she comes into
contact.
It 4
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RAILWAY TIME -TABLE
Trains leave Wiagham stations daily as
follows,
G. T, R.
TO TORONTO and Intermediate
Points: -Passenger, 6 45 a.m ; poen-
ger, 11.00 a.m.; passenger, 2.80 p.m.
TO LONDON; -Passenger 6.85 a.
m. ; paesenger, 8 80 p m,
TO KINOARDINE ; -- Passenger.
11.59 a,m.; passenger, 2.30 p.m.; pas-
senger, 9.15 p.m.
C. P. R.
TO TORONTO and Intermediate
Points: -Passenger, 6 40 a.m.; passen-
ger 8.05 Tp.Em.
TOESWATER i -• Passenger,
12.50 p,m.; passenger, 10.82 p.m,
ti
Capital Paid Up
$3,000,000.
Reserve
$3,750,000.
Total Assets
Over
$46,000,000.
Your Successful
Friends.
THOSE envied boyhood
companions of yours
who have made a success
in the ,business • world,
probably made their own
fortunes by systematic
saving. When their .op-
portunities arrived, the ac-
cumulated savings were
large enough to take advan-
tage of them.
Few successes are attained
without money—to the man
with a savings account many
things aro possible,
Without further delay you
should open an account with
1 his bank. One dollar is enough.
Make saving a habit; and your
rogular .deposits, together with
the interest they will earn, will
build up your balance in a sur- •
prising/3, short time.
C. P. SMITH
AGENT - WINGHAM
THURSDAY, JA u 2, 1914
Did you ever use
yr -Kiss
or
Mary Garden
Ferfurnes and
Powders ?
Once you try them you will use
no other.
Nothing surpasses them in de-
licate odor
They are thh::l..newest and the
best.
DAVIS' CORNER DRUG STORE
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Now that the holidays and Christmas. testi-.
vale are over you will want some good
home-made bread.. It is the very beet
thing you can eat. '1 he cost of living is
high unless you eat lots of bread, it's cheap.
Be sure and get Carter's real bome-made
bread, raised with Fleishman's yeast. Call
us up for a trial loaf.
1 CARTER'S BAKERY
PHONE 132.
Build a Better Silo
and Save Money
BUILD the kind that will keep
your ensilage always at its
best. Build the kind of silo that
does not have to be repaired or
painted every other year. Your
dairy herd will show its appre-
ciation in the additional quantity
of milk it gives, • The List silo, by keep-
ing ensilage perfect, increases output and
soon pays for itself,
A Concrete Silo
is the dairyman's Surest dividend payer.
It keeps ensilage in just the right condi-
tion and does not permit it to dry out or
get mouldy. A concrete silo cannot leak,
rot, rust or dry out. It has no hoops to
replace. Requires no paint and needs
no repairs during an ordinary lifetime.
Send to -day for this free book ‘!What
the Farmer Can do With Concrete."
It tells how to build a concrete tiloand
• many other things on the faun[ that will
save you many dollars.
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Canada Cement Company
Limited
Sts Head Building, Montreal
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How soon can I
The wonderful new hornless instruments
played themselves into amazing popularity:
running motor, the diamond reproducing
bothersome changing of needles, the beauty
toned, unbreakable Blue Amberol Records
Listen and sco for yourself. Any up-
to -date phonograph dealer will be glad
to give you a free concert on the
Edison taday, Insist upon tearing gth e
Edison. ?wean get one without deity. •
Edison phonogreplci and Records
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to ask
an
get one?
have talked and sung and
The silent, sinooth•
point that does away with
of design and the sweet•
require n0 argument.
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THURSDAY, JA u 2, 1914
Did you ever use
yr -Kiss
or
Mary Garden
Ferfurnes and
Powders ?
Once you try them you will use
no other.
Nothing surpasses them in de-
licate odor
They are thh::l..newest and the
best.
DAVIS' CORNER DRUG STORE
Successor to A. L. HAMILTON
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In Favor of
NAME
ADDRESS _.—_—
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Ont this out, send or mail to the Advance (fiioe, made out in favor
of your favorite candidate.
With subscription to Winghlim Advance or Canadian Country-
man—good for 60 votes. With subscriptions to both Advance and
i Canadian Countryman— good for 110 votes—in addition to regular
voting values.
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BREAD _.....
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waft
reall
.-w
vaawn
EAT CARTER'S HOME-MADE BREAD
Now that the holidays and Christmas. testi-.
vale are over you will want some good
home-made bread.. It is the very beet
thing you can eat. '1 he cost of living is
high unless you eat lots of bread, it's cheap.
Be sure and get Carter's real bome-made
bread, raised with Fleishman's yeast. Call
us up for a trial loaf.
1 CARTER'S BAKERY
PHONE 132.
Build a Better Silo
and Save Money
BUILD the kind that will keep
your ensilage always at its
best. Build the kind of silo that
does not have to be repaired or
painted every other year. Your
dairy herd will show its appre-
ciation in the additional quantity
of milk it gives, • The List silo, by keep-
ing ensilage perfect, increases output and
soon pays for itself,
A Concrete Silo
is the dairyman's Surest dividend payer.
It keeps ensilage in just the right condi-
tion and does not permit it to dry out or
get mouldy. A concrete silo cannot leak,
rot, rust or dry out. It has no hoops to
replace. Requires no paint and needs
no repairs during an ordinary lifetime.
Send to -day for this free book ‘!What
the Farmer Can do With Concrete."
It tells how to build a concrete tiloand
• many other things on the faun[ that will
save you many dollars.
Fanners) Marano aatisse llar4aa
Canada Cement Company
Limited
Sts Head Building, Montreal