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SPRING is Nature's painting time. She tints
the trees with soft green leaves. She colors
the fields with. glowing flowers, And sets us
the example of brightness and cheerfulness which
we should follow in putting our homes in keeping
with Nature's glorious outdoors.
Spring time is painting time and good
painting always sugge is
We have a full line of Martin-Senour's Paints,
Stains, Varnishes and Finishes, for repainting the
buildings—freshening up the porch --finishing the
walls. --- staining or varnishing the floors --- and
making the whole house spic and span.
If you are ready to paint, we have
the right kind of Paint all ready for use.
1£G�Come in and see "Spic and Span".
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LFHIGH COAL
Any dealers who say I am not
selling the Genuine Lehigh
Hard Coal, either -do not know/
what they are talking about or
else they are not honest. Its
confirmation of this I hold a►
certificate in my possession,.
1 also sell the Free Burnie
Connell Anthracite, Cannell•amclt
Steam. Coal, Wood and Kind-
ling. Full weight. Prices
right.
Re J. Cantelon
Box 127
C sod. Salesman, �'�"""""
HIGH CLASS LIVERY
Wanted.
For every town and district where
we are not represented.
F:nits are. .bringing high prices and
Nursery Stock is in demand.
Mahe big money this Fall and Winter
by taking an agency.
Experience not necessary.
Fres f equipment, exclusive territory,
highest commissions paid.
Write for full particulars.
STONE & WELLINGTON
T PRONTO ONTARIO
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Groceries
Flour and Feed
Vegetable Seeds
Flower Seeds.
Seed- PrtgS, eic.
Prompt Delivery. Phone 82,1
BELL'S faROCERV
Successor to. W. J. Patterson
OVER f35 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
'DRAM MARKS
DAMENa
COPYR74HTB &C.
Artrone fending a eketeh and description may
ottdekiv ascertain our otttnlon free• whether an
1nYentwn le patentable,probably rnmuntea,
Rona *Wetly confidential.IIANDDO on Patents
abut free. a�deatbneyforseeurme��atetlts.
Parente taken through Munn & co. receive
*Mat notka, blthont °barge, In use
Scientific Jifnertcan.
t, handsomely ninetteted weekly. Largest sir•
column of any *dentine loons!. Terme for
caned*, pis a gest, postage prepaid. sold by
AU newsdealer*
MUNN & Co astaroadwtty. New toric
Beene * Uitlos. St.. Weehtn.toa, C
Good Hot MVleals
For Twenty-five Cents
At the New Retetsursnt . in
Pietd' Block.
Farm for Sale.
A good 200 tore farm within tine
Bolles of Vitinghern. good bank barn,
good etment house, large orobard, and
hie onsuttlty of timber, Price
.00, Apply to B. Vatlstone, Wing-
tilei P, O.
I1 Farms For Sale
, 200 acres, large brink house. 2 bank.
barns, one mile aouth of Gorrie, good
stook and grain farm, 35 aorea of
bush.
300 aore farm in Minto Tp., 7 miles
from Harrieton, 7 mites from Palm-
erston ; school, church and store con-
venient, good buildings. A snap at
$5.000,
For full partioulare for these farms,
apply to --
PHILIP HARDING,
Clifford, Ont.
.re...rn.e111•wal/
Mr. Geo. Moir •
Wishes to announce to the citizens
of• Wingham that he ie in the old
stand to stay.
Shoe Shining and Dyeing.
Cigars, Gum, Laces, etc.
Give us a call.
Farm for Sale or Rent.
The undersigned offers for sale his
farm, E. half lot 88, sou. 5 East Wawa -
nosh consisting of 100 acres more or
less, on the premises are a good bank
barn with outer buildings, good frame
honso with telephone and mail delivery,
8 sores good orchard. This farm its
well fenced with wire fettoing' 35 acres
ploughed ready for spring crop, 3 aorea,
fall wheat. This farm roust be sold or
rented as the prop. is giving up farming,
For full particulars apply to—
JOl3N WILLIAMS
11. R. No. S Blyth
GOOD HORSES
NEW RIGS
Quiet horses for lady
drivers.
Drivers supplied.
BEATTIE'S LIVERY
DIAGONAL STREET
Livery Phone 2.
Residence Phone 133
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CENTRAL
SSTRA-TORD. ANT,
Canada's best practical training
school. Three department—Corm
mercial, Shorthand and Telegraph)•.
Conrees are thorough and practi-
cal.
Individual instruction is
given by a strong, etperienoed
staff. Our graduates succeed.
Students may enter at any time.
Get our free otalogue and see what
we can do for you.
D. A. McLACHLAII - Principal
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G. LONIS 1 CARS ON AL1, TRAINS
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W A Sanderson, 'Town Agent; phone 47.
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OPPORTUNITY
knocks once at every lnan'e door. She's
knocking at your door neer—Ito take hcizdt
Ask us to send you our big80-page Cata-
logue of Seeds, Bulbs, ruits, Garden
Toole, Insect Destroyers, Fertilizers, Four
try and Bee Supplies.
A pert ca,4 bill brtp•a it 44 YOU. *'rite Way.
1iA1tC &.HUNTER SEED -CO. LTD
tot 1272 L01MDO ', C111''t'., COMM. l4
Valuable
Premium
lven.•.a b to.
utely
with estltorder.
P atk s Otte .f
Cetatettr• rebs
bee to tet it:
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Forestry Facts,
The production of !bugles 141r luso'
be has increaved thirty.eight per cent
in the Jost two ysare, according to a
recent public'stion of the Dominion
Forestry Branch on the forest products
of V+nede. This perpentege le double
that of any other leading Cansdian
wood for the melee period. Title tree
made i' 07 7% of be total lumber pro.
production of Britibh (.01t1SPh,ia, wiiieh
province ie estimated to contain M
much timber as alt tate rest of Canada
The importances of the Douglas fir is
exemplified by a statement made by
Dr. 0, S. Sargent. the leading author-
ity an Americus truer who say' :
outer American tree of the first mar.
nitude it, so widely distributed, or Cen
now afford so much timber, and tbe
rapidity of its growth atad Its power nt
reproduction under favouretile condit•
inns tuake it the most valuable inht.bl.
'aut of the great coniteroue forest of
the northwest;."
Hickory In the strongest Canadian
wood. When properly seasoned a
hickory column will support a weight
of twelve tons per lgnare inch *roan.
section, which is considerably more
than what coul'ii be borne by a pillar
of cast iron or steel of the same length
and weight.
The thrive* of Oeylon eat one and a
bolf million cocoanuts a day. There
are sixty million cocoanut trees on thio
'eland, and the surplus production of
outs is chiefly used to make copra, the
dried 'meat' of the nut, which le a val.
nable eopnce of vegetable oils, It is
estimated that there are produced
yearly 800,000 to 700,000 tone of ccgra,
valued at sixty five million dollare.
One quarter of the world'♦ production
comes from the Philippine Islands,
Canada has trebled its production of
paper in the last few years.
In the 157, 400 aq.tar* miles recently
added to Northern Ontario there is
very little timber of any present value.
Mr. J. 13. Tyrrell, reporting on his trip
through this new district of Patricia,
seys :'Most of the timber was email
and much of it bas been burned.
Larch or 'tamrack is associated with
white and black spruce to the north-
ern limit of the district, but unfortun-
ately most of tbe tress are dead'.
Weather forecasts were used last
t.ummer by the Dominion Forestry
Branch in regulating the fire -protect-
ive patrol in the Railway Belt, British
Columbia. As the prevailing winds
were westerly to be expected in the in-
terior of the province could be fore-
told by telegraph many hours in ad-
vance, and it there was little danger
to be expected, the Dletriet Fire In.
Spector would permit a temporary dt•
crease in the railway patrol.
In British India the Forest Service
derives an annual revenue of over one
and a quarter million dollars from the
rental of grazing privileges on forget
areae under Government administra-
tion, The United States Forest Ser"
viee last year secured a revenue of ov-
er one million dollars by the same
method. But in Canada, during the
last fiscal year, the issuance of grazing
permits on Dominion Forest Reserves
netted the Forestry Branch less than
one hundred dollars. The Dominion
Government, however, recently passed
new grazing regulations which will
not only permit the full utilisation of
the grass -lands on the reserves, but
will at the same time substantially in-
crease the future revenues of the Do-
minion Forestry Branch.
Such Is Life.
At the famous Revsira winter resort
on the Mediterranean chore of South
France and North Italy, the maritime
Alps push their bold spur' into the
sea, not rock and precipitous, but
steep hills of two or more thousand
feet high. Ground for cultivation is
precious, and the industrious peasant*
have laboriously terraced the hill.
sides fronting the southern sun. They
build a few feet of stone wall, giving
a few feet of garden ; then another
atone wall, and other garden from sea
to summit. Standing at the base, as
one looks up he sees only atone walla.
Confronting these bills seems a rocky
fortress difficult to surmount. By
foot path or carriage drive be zigzags
hie way up ; and, he as turns about and
looks back and down, the whitTe scene
is tranafortned. Stone walls left be-
hind have vanished from eight. Oaly
the gardens are now seen, grapes,
lemons, olivee, a continuous green
garden all the way to the sett.
Such is life. In youth, ae We look up
to the high places to which we aspire,
difficult problems confront us, which
make life appear a hard hill to climb
�r a rock fort' eel difficult to surmount.
Day by day we tlo our beet, and step
by step go up. When many long
years have passed, though the heights
have not been fully ottaitted, some
ascent has been made. We turn
round and look back. Obsteclee left
behind have vanished, forgotten.
Sweet memories come to us of good
deeds done, helpful services rendered,
friendships and affectione of loved
and loving ones. Lite in the retros•
peat is transformed to oar vision, be.
coming from age to youth a lovely
harden of etveet and simony memories,
—Rush Rheeer Shi ppen.
FOR ECZEMA
Use a mild soothing wash thst in-
stantly stops the itch.
We have sold many other' retnedles
for akin trouble but node that We
Could personally recommend a
We do
the D. I"i. D. Preece Iptiob, It I bed
Rezone I'd me
D. D. D. PRESCRttiPT10N.
J. it. Deele, druggist, Wingbssnt.
"FAGGEO-OUT"_WOMEN
Will Find Help art ,'leis, Letter,
Overworked, ruff down, "fagged out"
women who fuel e.s theeriz they could.
hardiy drag about, should prat by
Mrs. Drill's experience.
She Nye; "I mea is ati very *reek,
rune -down condition. Fife wall not
worth living, I .could .not sleep, wee
'or/. fferl'oue, stoned; bid, and was
not able to work.
1 consulted with One or two phi,
sictane, without benefit. I read of
Vino' helping some one In s similar
condition so I began to take it, and it
simply dM wonders for me. I gained
in weight and 1 ata now 111 ._ better
health and stronger than ever, I can
not find words enough to praise
Vino'," -.-Mrs. W. If, Brill, Racine, Wis..
Thousands of women and men who
were farineriy weak and sickly owe
their present rugged health to the
wonderful strength -creating effects of
Vino!. We guarantee Vinol to build
You up and make you strong. 1f it
does not we gine back your money,
ip'',rlto.nM c.ir43,1, Druggist, Wingbarn
0orrie.
Council met March 17th 1014 in the
Township Hall, Gorrie, pursuant to
adjournment. liembes it all present
except Councillor Do'g, the Reeve In
the chair. Minutes of last meeting
ware read and on motion of Armstrong
and Spotton were adopted.
Tenders for making uo tile were
opened for eonaideration, Moved by
Messrs Spotton and Arotstront. that
the tenders of John Hyndmsn be
aeeapted, he to snake the tile at the
following prices --0 in. for 45e., 12 in,
for AO 18 in. for $1,35, 30 in. for $3.
Motion carried.
Tenders for operating the road ma-
ehine were opened. Moved by Atm•
strong and Spotton that the tender of
Russell Fleet be accepted, he to furnish
the power and operate the machine
and pay all his own expenses for the
sum of $1,85 per hour, the council to
pay for the hours of actuui grading
Motion carried,
Path masters appointed -- Con. i San',
D. Martin, Wm. J. Lyon, Jobb Sheol
for, Smith Vines, AI Shoemaker ; con.
in
& bis.
Wui,,Doig, R Earl, Alex. Edgar,
Thos. Mc0iement, H. Hutebieon, H,
Ream, Geo, Mayes, John Limbkin.
B. Gibson, John Topham ; con. 4 & 5
John Maguire, ATorner, Wm Gamble,
!Wort Walker, A Keil, 0 Walker, H
Shaefer, ♦ Darcey, James llyndman.
John W Spence, B Ringler; con. 0 & 7
John Young, R Clegg, H Zimmerman,
D Walker, 0 Rogers, J Strong, Wm
McKee, Wm H Leonard ; con. 8 .k 0
Wm Montgomery, FTaylor, A Strong,
Wm Pike, J Hueter, T Johnston, Win
Barr; eon. 10 & 11 C Simmons, Cecil
Day, J Huston, J Steurnol, T Bennett,
O Irwin, R Ferguson, K m Strong, A
Huth, A A Graham, Wm Craig, H
Demmerling, John Porteltieid, Alex
McKenzie ; con. 12 & 13 R Baker, F
Finley, Isaac Wacb, T Vittle, John
Warrett, Wm Jacques, John Kreoller,
Win Wettaugher, 8 Anguet, E Henry.
A Reis and F Porterfield ; con. 14 & 15
Wm Hays. 13 Wylie, 8 Finlay, IB
Wood, W Pomroy, •E Mahood, H
Harting. Phair, F Douglass, 2 Welts
Wm Moore and D Zeigler; con. 10 & 1?
Geo Newton, W Renwick. 0 Albretcb,
J Burus, Garnet Wright, P Dlckett, C
Wright, 0 Wolf, John Dettm.l,n, Peter
Reddon, 0 Hopper and Isaac Bayleon ;
con. 18 G Johnston, W Johnston, Jas
St Marie, A Drummond, H Heinbec•
ker ; con. A J Douglass, A Fitch, G
Doubledee, A Gallagher, R Palmer, W
Casemore and T Gibson ; con. 13 Wm
Ball, R Adams, T Trimble, R Harris
J Underwood, 8 McIntosh, 2 S:tutt anti
J Wright ; son. 0 A McKercher, 0
Maxweli, B Hyslop, Peter Patrick, G
Robertson A Doig and Wm Murray.
Poundkeepers appointed --Levi Gal-
braith, J Wright. A Graham, W Reis,
Peter Doig, W H Gregg, 0 Rogers, A
Edgar, J Douglas, W Itastte, 2 Spence
and John Johnston.
Fence Viewers—A Graham, 0 Irwin,
L Galbraith, E Phair, Wm Hood, 8
Zurbrigg. D Walker, Wm Gibson, W
Edgar, T Johnston, John Maguire, G
Townsend, R Mitchell, R Harris and
David Rea.
Moved by Armstrong and Demmer -
ling that the following accounts be
paid --Wm Baemnerwood for Tp. hall,
$15; G W Walker express, 85e; Amos
Doan Wood for Tp. hall $2 75 ; Sohn
Hyndman bad: on catch basin $21:i.
An additional report On the munici-
pal drain No. 4 for the Tp. of Minto
was laid before t he council by Wm D.
McLellan, clerk of Minto Tp. carried.
Moved by Dewmerling and Arm-
strong that this do now adjourn to
meet again in E'swltherwick's Elaut,
Fordvaich on Friday the 27th day of
March at one o'clock p. tn. to consider
the Municipal drain report and do
general business. Motion earri,4.
C. E. Walker, clerk.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR -«A
CLEAN, COOL. SCALP
f ins Parisian Sage. It ataku the
Bair Fluffy and Abundant,
It ie needle's for you to have hiir
that its anything short of pehieet. if
It is falling out, losing color, splitting,
or if the .salp burns and itches, Brume=
diately get front J. W. Moltibbon or
any drug ouster a 50 cent bottle of
Parisian Sage—use it fry quently—the
first application removes ttandruff, in
vi orates the malls and beautifluc the
hair until it is gloriously radtaat.
Parisian Sage supply* heir needs--te
perfectly' harmless; It contains the
exact elements rsquired to make the
heir soft, wavy, glossy and to snake It
groes thick and beautiful.
Yon will surely like Parisian S,tge .'
if fe one of the beet and mon delight.
fel hair tholes ktootrn,
TIIIJREDAY, Amt.! 1914
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No. 13. Uprights 8 inches apart,
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The
Advance Office
is fully equipped todo
AllKinds of PRINTING
Sale Bilis, Poster Work,
Letter and Note Heads, State-
ments, Bill Heads, Envelopes,
Catalogue Work, etc.
Anything from a Poster to
a Calling Card
We always keep on hand a fine
line of Wedding Stationery.
if you want the BEST Results Bring
Your Work to The ADVANCE Office.
A�
Capital, Paid up, $$ 000.000
Surplus • • - • 3,750,000
WHY A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
it is hest to put your money in a Sevin s
Bank Account here b. cans*, first it se
SAFE; e cold -alb is readily availel'10A8il;
third --the interest is certain and prompt,
Cr P. SMITH
Agent Winghans
ADVERTISE .i SE IN THE ADVANCE
iT
IIAS TUE .:CIRCA 1t .L't"1<eiltst
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Hoose and Lot
For Sale.
Mr Win. Oerrttthor. ff ,s rn
sale hitt fit t p'0 t -t %, • . ('0,1i
u1'ilr' 8s r s t•
bHat'll-rte lit 4 1 F .;, ,n•
house at,tt three lases i Itr,r.
le a Citable on the preu*h ee,
also a variety of fruit trees 4tn4
berry bushes. .. roost deaira+
ble property, and will be sold
right.
Rogow* on the premises or (*
our office,
Lots $I a foot.
Insurance an your house
and furniture $I per hun-
dred for 3 years.
$ We will secure you a ten—
ant for your vacant house
for $t.
Ritchie & Coseos
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
WELLINGTON Noir . AL
FTKI' ENS. inti
5,u*p.t .tife.1
&.•na (Mir, ,, r; s o'N:1
Maki* takers, on .,J1 • ta,.,.,et. of In.
'.trahle property & r, the ent+b or pre-
tnttnn note ayst.'tn.
Otto. MLnnirAN, Joon DAVIDSON
President. St'cretauy.
RITCHIE & COSEN8.
Agents. Winghaw, Out
DUDLEY IIOLMES
Barrister, Solicitor, etc.
Office Meyer Block, Wingham.
R. VANSTONE
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan at lowest rater
WINGRAM,
ARTHUR J. IRWIN
D.D.B., L,D.B.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pen
nsylvania College and Licent ate of
Dental Surgery of Ontario,
—Oleo in Macdonald Block—
G. 11. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S
Honor Graduate 01 the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, Honor
Graduate of Univsrsity of Toront,
Faculty of Dentistry.
OFFICE OVER R. S, ISARD & CO'S. STORE
DR. R. F. PARKER, D. B O.A., F.S.D.
OSTEOPATHIC PNYSICiAN
EYE SPECIALIST FOOD SCIENTIST
Acute and Chronic Diseases treated.
Qlaesee Solentil<cally fitted.
Tuesday 11.30 a.m, to Wednesday I0.30 ecu
Main K. (over Chriatte's Store.i
W R. HAMBLY, B.Sc., I.D., C.I.
Special attention paid to diseases
of Women and Children, ,having
taken postgraduate work in Sur-
gery, Bacteriology and Soientifto
Medicine.
Office in the Kerr residence, be-
tween the Queen's Hotel and the
Baptist Church.
All business given careful attention.
Phone 54. P. 0. Box 118
DR. H. J. ADAMS
Late metnber House Staff Tor-
onto General Hospital. Post grad-
uate London and Dublin.
Sncoessor to Dr. Agnew
OFP'IOE IN MCDONALD BLOCK
DR. ROBT. C. REDMONDg
L.' Its. 0 • P' (gal
Physician and Surgeon.
1Dr. Chisholm's 014 stand)
W« J. MOON
VETERINARY SURGEON
OFFICE OF LATE DR WILSON.
RESIDENCE-- COR PATRICS k FRANCIS
OMce Phone 170. Residence Phone 183.
Ex Gor, Vet. Inepeator.
C. N. GRIFFIN
GENERAL AGENT
!suer of Marriage Licensee.
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Giese
Ind Weather Insurance, coupled
with s Real state and Money
Loaning trtielnees.
- WXNfitlAtl'Y;
Olen eras Hospital.
Grader tlowlintne,.,t Inspeotion.)
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