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PAINTED WITH MARTIN. ORDiINARY PAINT
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FOR LESS M0NEI'
APAINT is not cheap simply because the price is
low—if you would economize on paint, you
must look beyond the purchase price per gallon.
The cheapest paint for you to use is the paint
that takes the leadt amount for the job. It may cost a little
more per gallon, but because it thoroughly covers more
surface, wears better and stays bright longer, it is the most
economical in the long run. .
lttartin-Senour 100% Pure Paint ---
"The Paint for wear and weather'!, is abso-
lutely the cheapest paint to use, because it
goes farthest, and endures longest.
"100g, Pure" Paint has a covering capacity of 900
sq. ft. of surface one coat, per gallon, as against a covering
capacity of hand -mixed -by -guess lead and oil paint of only
500 to 550 sq. ft. of surface, per gallon, or the lower priced
Prepared Paint with a covering capacity of
not more than 600 sq. ft. -of surface per gallon.
Give us the dimcn.ionsof your house—let us telt you how few
O gallons of "MOOR; Pure" Paint it will take to cover it thoroughly
--thea. you will realize that It pays to use the beat. 25
Igveatigate.
RAE & THOMPSON
HIGH GLASS LIVERY
GOOD HORSES
NEW RIGS
Quiet horses for lady
drivers.
Drivers supplied.
BEATTIE'S LIVERY`
DIAGONAL STREET
Livery Phone 2. • •
Residence Phone 133, ,
tsar
TRY US
FOR
Groceries
Flour and Feed
Vegetable Seeds.
Flower Seeds'
Seed Peas, etc.
Prompt Delivery. Phone 82..
BELL'S GSROCERY
y Successor to W. J. Patterson I.
OVER Oe'YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PA EIITS
TRADE MARRS
DEsiONS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Amon° sending a Sketch and description ms,
quickly aseortaln our opinion free whether an
Invention to probnblyv itt ntabta, Communtea-
ttonestrictlTconadential. HANDBOOK on Patents
sent free. Oldest agent)• for securing atm ta.
rants taken through Munn Go. reeetve
natal liaise, withoutcharge, in the
Scientific JImerkan.
Ah,tndsomely illustrated vreekty. Largest elr.
relation of any leientlfe ioetnai. Terms for
Canada, ;Ms a year, restage prepaid. Sold by
all newsdealer*.
MUNN Ape eterosdwiY, New Y rK
amen ee. ih af.. wdshtnaton, t>r,
Good Hot Meals
For Twenty-five Cents-
At
erinsAt the New Restaurant in
Field's Block.
Patin for Sale.
SYNO PSIS OFCANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS .
THE solo head of a family, or any male over
18 years old, may homestead a quartor-
seot'on of available Dominion land in Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan or Alberta. The appIi-
cant must appear in person at the Dominion
Lands Agency or Sub -Agency for the district.
itnti7 by proxy may be made at the office of
any Local Agent of Dominion Lands (not sub.
agent) on certain conditions,
Duties. --dais months' residence upon and oul-
tivation of the land in each of three years. A
homesteader may live within nine miles Af his
homestead on a farm of 'It least 80 aores on
certain conditions. A habitable house is re-
quired in every case, oxcepl when residence
is performed in the vicinity.
In certain districts a homesteader in good
standing may pre-empt a quarter -section along-
side his homestead. Price $3 per acre. Duties
Six months' residence iu eaoh of six years
from date of homestead entry (including the
timo required to earn homestead patent) and
50 acres extra cultivation. The area of euitf-
vation is subject to reduction In case of rough,
scrubby or stony land after report by Home-
stead Inspector on application for patent.
A homesteader who 1 at exhausted Ms home-
stead right and cannot: obtain a pre-emption
may take a purchased homeated in certain
districts. Price $300 per sore. Duties.—Must
reside six months in eaoh of three years,°oulti-
vete nay -acres and erect s house worth $300.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N.B.--Unauthorized publication of this ad-
vertisement will not be paid tor.
A good 200 here farm within nine
titles of Wieghatn. good bank barn,
good oement house, large oroha►rd, and
oonnidt reble gnentity of timber. Price
0800.00 Apply to R. Vatnstone, 'Wing -
tun P. 0.
A pebble hi the etreamlet /leant
i3a>tlt
totted the Botts/le of many tet river;
d dor-drop on the Infant plaint
ar oras ped the gl* tock tor eta.
Farms For Sale
200 acres, large brick house, 2 bank
barns, one mile south of Gerrie, good
stock and grain farm, 36 aores of
bush.
300 acre farm in Minto Tp., 7 miles
from Harristou, 7 miles from Palm-
erston ; schooI, church and store con-
venient, good buildings. A snap at
$5.000.
For full particulars for these farms,
apply to—
PHILIP HARDING,
Clifford, Ont.
IllearemesseelesseeesseesesaaeseeemarreaSerld
Mr. Cleo. Moir
Wishes tit announce to the citizens
of Wingbain that he is in the old
stand to stay.
Shoe Shining and Dyeing.
Cigars, Gum, Laces, eta.
Gime us a cats.
!,t O,i#'1 't'SEE x. ✓ .`
EX CURSION.'
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MA,NFI'OI3,V, til:l3l:f�I'A
SASKAT I1EWAN
Each Ttre,d:•y Match 3 to Oct .bet 2:, iin tutu
Winnipeg and Return - $35.1
tsdttioratoti nntl- !rerun: - 43.c
Prom Toronto, and Stallone Nest ant
North of Toronto. Proportionate fare:
from Stntidns lust bf Toronto.
Return Litnit tttb months.
REDUCED SETTLERS' PARES
(ONE-WAY SEt1ONI) CLASS)
PM:ll_ "i'tIESDAY, MARCH AND APitlt.
Settlers travelling with tion stnt_k and
er:ctt ahnuld take SETTLERS' SPEC1AL
TRAIN which Leaves West Toronto oath
Tuceday during MARCt1 and APRIL
after arrival regular 10.20 p.m. train ilbrn
Toronto U•don !infest.
Settlers and famine.' without live stock
should use REGULAR. TRAINS, leaving
Toronto 10.20 p.m, DAILY. 'Through
Colonist and Tourist Sleeper.._
through
ttOIT4Avent
West. » LL TRAIS.
No eharge for Berths.
Pa:tieulars from Canadian Pacific Agent* or
write M G. Murphy. D.P.A.. Toroatbt'.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT-
Cernada's best practical training
school. Three 'department—Com.
mereial, Shorthand and Telegraphy.
Courses are thorough and practi-
cal. Individual instruction is
given by a strong, experienced
staff. Our graduates succeed.
Students may enter at any time.
Get oar free ctalogne and see what
we can do for you.
D. A. NICLACHLAN Principal _j
1!. Darner, station detest; Phone 7.
W .a Salider„tt,'rows daunt; plies
'GRAND' RUNK
HomeseekersExcursions
Round trip tickets to points in Manitoba.
Alberta and Saskatchewan via Chicago.
St. Paul or Duluth, nn sale each Tuesday
auto October 27, Inclusive, at low rates.
Through Pullman Tourist Sleepers to Win-
nipeg on above dates, leaving Toronto 11
p.m. No o hangs of cars.
RBTURNLiMiT, TWO rIONTHS.
SETTLERS' FARES •
(One-way second-class)
From stations In Ontario, Kingston. Fen.
frog and• west to points in Alberta and
Saskatchowan, eaoh TUESDAY during
April.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is
the shortest and quickest route be.
tween Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Ed -
mouton, with excellent through ser
vice to Regina. Trains now running
into Calgary.
Porth reservations and particulars at all
Grand Trunk Ticket O1H^es, or write C. E.
Horning, D.P.A., Toronto, Ont,
H. B. Elliott, Town Passenger and Ticket
Anent t phone 4. W. F. Burgman, Station.
Ticket Agent ; phone 50.
STANDING FIELD CROP COM-
PETITION.
The Turnberry Aga !cultural Society
offers $75. divided as foilewe : $20,
$15, $12, 510, $8, $0 and $4 for the
best field of White Oats.
The Ontario Department of Agricul•
tore will furnish the judges.
NATURE: OF CO+ITP1TITION Fields
entered for competition Must consist
of not less than five aores, nor more
than twenty. -.
COMPETITORS :--Competitien will be
limited totnemhera of the 'lurnberr y
Agricultural Society. Competitors
can only enter in one Society, and but
one entry can be trade by each cons
petitor, Any individual can melee
entry for this competition by becom-
ing a member of the Society.
Ali competitors mutt be within Iii
tniiee of Winghaur. A1) applications:
must be in by the 'Twentieth Clay of
April. Entry forms and further par•
titulars may be baa by applying to—
ll. P. ELLIOTT.
28 32. Secretary, Wingham.
Puey Days
"Gent uptown ttlephonee for an offl•
ter at once. Burglar in the house."
",Let me eee," said the captain, re-
flectively. I've got four men censoring
plays, two inspecting the gowns at a
society funotion, and tyro more super
'rising a tango tea. T&1 hien 1 tad tend
him an omcer In about two houre."
CASTOR 1 A
/or Wants and 01111ar t.
Tho Mud You Uuyo Always Bought
ht
J
Betels the
of
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URi iCHITIS CONQUERED
:Royersford, Pa., Man Tells. H(l%
hsoer aucb.
tuAtddentt,cishangeseas,n it isof aoyear easy wirto tako
cold, and almost before one Is aware
there le inflaanmation in the bronchial
tubes --a hard cough and unless
Checked In time chronic pulmonary.
troubles may result, •
-
Townsend Young of Royersford,
Pa„ says; "A severe bronchial trou•
ble contracted caused me much diffi-
culty about breathing. My chest felt
clogged up and there was consider.
able soreness, I tried different rem-
edies without help; but I am glad to
say that Vinol eured my bronchial
trouble which had lasted for three
months. My breathing Is all right
and the soreness entirely gone from
my chest."
Vinol contains the -curative, healing
principles of fresh cods' livers (with:
out oil) and tonic iron. We guaran-
tee it to be delicious in taste and to
satisfy you with its medicinal effects.
JtyaJfon Mckibbon, Druggist, Wingo.an
Report of iht Seed ...minis -
stoner.
The report of the Seed Commistione
er of the Department of Agrrcultute
for Canada for the period from al arch,
1911, to August 31, 1913, has been
printed. It concludes at this dare be.
cause the annual routine of reed teat -
tog and seed inspection ton nenee. on
• tie that of September.
The repot t is divtd. d tinder It
three main heads of S. -.,d
`fried Teeting and seed Il„1pecileo and
these are again subdivided in ,hush H
manner as to render the report el
great interest and value to seed grow-
ers and others interested in good and
pu at seed.
Referring to Alfalfa --a crop of great
and growing importance in Canada—
.
tbe report says :—
"Of the 353 samples of seed test-
ed at Ottawa last season, probably
not more than half a doe •n were of
Canadian origin, while more than
one-third of the total nuniber con •
twined weed seeds which occur
only in Alfalfa produced in Europe.
The remainder originated in the
western and middle western states,
most of them probably in Mon-
tana and Utab. Very Iittie Alf-
alfa eeed is produced in Wisconsin
and Minnesota and practically
none of it is to be bad in Canada,"
Referring to the influence , of frost
on immature oats it is stated that two
degrees when in the milk stage will,
in toast cases, ruin oats for seed even
though The 'heads may fill and give of
&heavy bushel weight.
This report, which constitutes a con•
cine summary of the work of tbe Seed
Branch for the period indicated, is
available to all who apply for it to the
Publications Branch of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture at Ottawa.
Tariff Changes Analyzed.
No free wheat.
No free agricultural implements.
Reduction in duty from 171 per cent.
to 121 per cent. upon binders and
mowers,
No reduction upon ploughs and
other farm implements.
Increase in tariff upon building
stone, -
Increased protection for iron and
steel beams.
Wire rods, hitherto free, made sub-
ject to duty, except wire for fencing,
which is made'eubject to drawback.
Increase in drawback on imported
pig iron need in manufacturing.
Bituminous coal, for smelting and
foundry purposes only. made subject
to drawback of 99 per cent.
Increase in tariff upon , iron and
steel tubing.
Brass sheets, bars and rode, hereto-
forefree, made subject to 10 per cent.
tariff.
Importation of aigrettes, osprey
plumes and other plumage prohibited
after January let, 1915.
Sixty-one schedules of tariff changes
submitted.
The existing tariff provides for an
inflexible surtax of one-third of the
duty. Hon. Mr. White said he Would
submit an amendment under which
imports • from countries which dis-
criminate against imports from Can-
ada or Canadian shipping will be sub-
ject to a surtax above the regular
duties of an amount not exceeding 20
per cent. ad valorem,
a.r:: , (14 't
Ulster Is Ready For War.
What mean the war prepara-
tions going on for over two years,
and the tette of tl►oteteride of voluta-
teetc? aid the glen of Ulster; wtart
this a0t4(00 7 bore Ulster wash
to invade any {ether province ?
D a t a•hr wit b tet ink . Yhrrigbt« Ar
even the prlv.l,. gee frofn any of her
peoVttu'� in' Ir'e.j.t d t�,• fr.•*u ar•i
kir 404 ?
' . a k • t .e .,i 1 ..y . .
e •a t )1.t•• .W- the to all tilts ern-
'u'i a Lei n'1 never wa- 5 i r/1"'"prrou, anti peaceful aaa Whet/the
pmaant Govern wen/ treat[ to
t !tie of power 7'
The.e words were kpoken by Rev.
no. Patterson, who is well. uowi: ire
T fronto, to a great grttb.rin, of
members of the Crescent Unioni:
Club, 13t-Ifaet, on a recent dist°. "To
day," he cot tiuued, "the war cioude
aro target' and more threatening than
trier have ever been in her checkered
b, ..tory, and never wow there ettr•b
enrgity hetweeti dtftt'rene ete,oriorlw 1.1
the people then there Le at 148+ pt'r,,rt
tr,eH.
READY FOR THE WORST.
U W1 41 t hnul/t the (t do tlt,detr • h1' •
cire,mr.rancee i" at+ risked "8urrartcier
h,., blood -bought rights, aid haw tier
neck to the yoke of Reale. or do what
she t« doing—prepare for the worts,
and if the worst comes, conquer or
perish in the struggle for civil and
religious libeirty ? We revere the
tnetnories of the brave and heroic men
of the past, and .comlug' genevatiorie
.will honor and revere Sir Edward Oar.
son and the Ulster volunteers, • We
still hope that civil war end bloodr,hed
may. tie averted, but, as Mr. Church,)!
°.eye, "There are wr,i'e.- t.hin)t-. 't,r,tt
hittttt..hed," A mac. 1,+ more •teats
1,.oltt41 writ, u•1,u)d not utve up his
in airy or property ra•ber than h4
life, but 'herr' ,tt•i r bingo of more value
than money or property.
IWN NO RISES.
"Sixty-five millions of people have
nattered martyrdom rather than burn
incense or bow the knee. to graven
!nage°. Every man who has brains
and a little knowledge know, that
Home Rule in Ireland can mean no-
thing hut Rome rule; and every man
who knows what Roinaniem is known
that when Rome has the power to do
so she must persecute heretics, and
Protestants are the worst kind of
heretics in her estimation. She has
not changed since she set up the
stake and faggot on Britain's fertile
plains, She says she never changes
so since we know what Abe did in
the past we will take her at her
word, and run no risks,"
Doubted.
A southern physician says the goat
will solve the meat problem so far as
the high cost of living is concerned.
Doubted. The high coat of living haw
already got our goat.
Worth Owning,
A Weetern newspaper advertises as
follows : "Pull blooded cote for sate,
giving milk, three tons of hay, a lot of
chickens, and several etoved." That is
a cow worth having.
Editor riot fich,
Occasionally an editor gets rich, ae
Witnese the ease of one of the craft in
a neighboring town. This editor
started in business about five yearn
ago with 22 cents. Today he le Worth
$1,000. His frccumulatton has been
due to his rtrlct attention to business,
frugality send the feet that a rich uncle
died and !eft him $4,96!1.
And what in eo rare as a day in June P
Then. it ever, canon perfect (layer
There Heaven tries earth if It be 1n tune,
And over it softly iter warm Olt lays.
. It Lona.
Why Not Keep The Better Kind
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 19x4
Can Get the Best Fence at the Lowest Prices
DIRECT ROM PAGE
Freight Prepticl
Just as long as a dairyman knows
only the production of all his cows,.
just so long will he be without the
necessary incentive to take steps for
herd improvment. But when he knows
his cows individually as to production
and cost of feed, then he can retain
the abundant and economical pro-
ducers,
The general results as applied to a
district are full of suggestions. In one
lot of 422 cows belonging to 42 men
the average yield last year wan found
to be 4,494 pounds of milk, the cost of
feed $3290; thus, ,imply taking the
cost of feed into consideration, leaving
a net profit of $14 28 But a slight in-
vestigation showed that the 100 batt
cows produced milk to the value of
$7.137.00, the 100 poorest cows produr•
ed only $3,200.00, or much less than
half as much.
The best cows were fed at an average
cost of $38.42, leaving a. clear -profit of
$32 90 each ; the poorest cows frost
$30.20 to feed, .returning a clear profit
above the cost of feed of only $1.74
each.
It thus is evident that each one of
the 100 best cows made as much clear
profit on the milk produced as that
given by eighteen of the poorest.
Why not keep the better kind? It
pays to find out which kind ate in
your herd. Milk and feed record• may
be obtained free on application to the
Dairy Commissioner, Ottawa.
Winghani A Bargain Centre,
To Its it looks as though the trade
of the country is so scattered that the
town which puts worth the most effort
in that direction Will eventually eac-
ceed in Ianding far more than her
Legitimate share of business. At pre-
sent, while time hangs on tbe bends of
the average than, he takes time to look
around and then spends his money
where it will go the farthest and to us
it eeema that the merchant wino offers
him good values for hie money, wilt'
eventually reap golden rewards in the
way of his future trade. This fact 'we
would impress upon the minds of the
people and We would also ask them to
aid us in establishing the fact that in
our town cab be found es good bar+
gains as in any other in this Section.
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No. 9 Top and Bottom, Intermediates
No. 13. uprights. 8 inches apart.
18 48 8 Close bars
20 8 Close bars
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48 12 -ft. op'ng
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WALK GATE, 48 in. higl , 3I ft. opening..
STAPLES, 25 -Ib, box,
BRACE WIRE,25-Ib. rolls,
STRETCHING TOOLS. Complete outfit
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Use Parisian Sage.
It your hair la jotting thin, losing its
natural eolor, or has that matted, life-
lese And scraggy appeaeanos, the reas-
on is evident --dandruff end failure to
keep the hair roots properly nourished.
Parisian Sage applied daily for a
Week and then occrielonally is all that
is needed. It removes dandruff with
One application; almost immediately
stops falling hair and itching head;
Invigorates the toalp and makes dull
stringy hair molt, Abundant and radiant
With life. Equally good for mon,
ivotnen or children --everyone ne Ids lir,
A large bottle of this delightful heir
tonic cart behad from J. W. McKibbon
or any ether drug coutatr r for 80 eek, ti,
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Sale Bilis, Poster Work,
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Bank of Hamilton
Capital, Paid up, $3 000.000
Surplus - - - 3,750,000
AN IMPORTANCE ALLIANCE
When a young man first ntanee his allianer
with a financial institution by opening a
Savings Account, he t•hattld look attend 0.
the time when his bank book will aid his ad
rancertief t.
A growing bank balarite assures an employ
er that a young man has n'nastered the pato
alpha of' economical management.
SMITH
it: meat Wiaghatri
t
Buy or
Build ?
It will pay you to call on
us before doing either, as
we have most desirable
building lots for sale, as
well as a number of resi-
dential properties that
will be sold. Worth the
money.
Watch this apace next
week for further partici];
Iars,
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
WELLINGTON MUTUAL
FIRE INS. CO.
Established 1840.
Head Office 4•t1 h.r.Yt-, •,�
ltit,ks t.ilten on all • 1at1,su•',. ut lie•
;ttrabte property on the earth or prH-
uletm cote system
GEO. Sansone, JOBN DAVIDSON
President, Secretary.
RITCHIE de COSENS,
Agents. Wingbam, Ont
DUDLEY H OLMES
Barrister, Solicitor, etc.
Office : Meyer Block, Winghant,
R. VANSTDNE
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan at lowest rater.
WINGUA.M,
ARTHUR J. IRWIN
D.D.s., L.D,a.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pen
nsylvania College and-Licent ate of
Dental Surgery of Ontario.
—office in Macdonald Block—
G. B. ROSS, D.D.S., LDS
Honor Graduate of the Roval flollbge
of Dental Surgeonv of Ontario, Honor
Graduate of UniVertaity of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry,
orrTOE OVER 11. E. IeA1W k CO'S. STORE
DR. R. P. PARKER, D. B. 0. A.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND EYE SPECIALIST
SPECIALTY—Chtonio ani Nervous ilireasts,
10vea scientifically to -ted, Masson fitted,
Ofltca• over Chriatie's etoro. 'tti ingbanr.
Tue-days--1630 a,m. to 9 p In. Consultation
free.
W. R. IIAMBLY, B.Sc., fiLD., C.I1.
• Special attention paid to disease,
of Women and Ohildren, having
taken postgraduate work in Sur-
gery, Bacteriology and Suientifc
llltdivine.
Office in the Kerr residence, be-
tween the Queen's Flctrl and the
Baptist Ohureh.
AU business given carefulattetrtion,
Phone 54, 1'. 0. Box 118
DR. H. J. ADAMS
Late member TTouse Staff Tor-
onto General Hospital. Poet grad-
uate London and Dublin.
Successor to Dr. Agnew
OFFICE IN MCDONALD BLOCK
DR. RAST. C. REDMOND
BI, It. 0.• s. (Engg.) •
L. 11. C. P. (Load.)
Physician and Surneol1.
(Dr. Chisholm's old stand)
W. J. MOON
VETERINARY SURGEON'
OFFIM1 OF LAID DR WILSON.
1uisIll1:Ncn—Cali PATRICK .0 FRANCIS
Office Perone 119 Residence Phone 181,
1%x Gov. Set. Inspector.
C. N. GrRIF' IN
GENERAL AGENT
Issuer of Marriage Licensees.
rire, Life, Accident, Plate Glas4
and Weather Insurance, Coupled
with a steal 1state and Money
Loaningbusiness.
IN !HAM
General Hospital.
• (!ender Governetet, tl Intpettlen.)
Pleasantly situated. leaunfully furnished.
Open to all reu1tlarl lieeuiied physicians.
Bated for patteete ttwh1ch include board and
nursing) i90• rte $16.00 pot -week, aticcording
to location of room. Icor further itifotvna•
tion--4ddrosa11/111314 L. NtATIIi3tWS
finetrintendbnt,
13dt 22t Wtngltam, Ot6.
VWe rntiet not hope to br mowertr,
Anal* gaoler the ripe, gold sitter.
ADVERTffig1HE, ,,, t I hill we bawefirst hern eow'err,
Anal to � tfrta fararr�cr:wltlt :treater.