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Prices on Sumrnor Qoods
Ready-to-wear, Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear
Ladies' White Waists
mile in the latest styles from
flue voile, sizes 31 to 40. Regular
$2.50 to $4.00 Your choice $1,98
Ladies' Lawn Waists
Broken lines and odd sizes, Reg.
$124 and $1.50 for 98c
Flowered Crepe, Cotton Voile,
Null anti Mice Goth
This season's nevveat dress nra-
teriala in all the leading Oradea
and patterns, Regular 2.o and
35o Telmer for 19c
200 yards 30 in. $lack Guaran-
teed Silk, a very rich silk with
fine tinier and will give excellent
wear. Regular $1.25 for 98c yd
Cotton, Lisle and Silk Hosiery
Colors Black, White and Tan,
25o, 35e, 50o and $1,00 a pair
25 Doz. Ribbed Cotton Hose
Bleak only, sizes 4ee to 10, all
at 110c a pair
10 Doz. Long Silk
Gloves 69c pair
In White. Blank,
Pink, Pale Bine sea
Champagne, double
tipped and full length
Long Lisle Gloves
23c
White, Blank and
Tan, sizes 6 to 7e
25 per cent Sav-
ing on
Whitewearj
Underwear, Draw-
' ere, Corset Covers
and Night flown&
vTT 'TNO A ADVANCE
The Political Maxims Of Co
gressman Sharp,
•Admieslons are boomerangu.
Saroasw is safer titan Welty.
When you get then on the run,
head them for hill.
Down with the spoils system, down
(into the pockets)!
Folks will forget -it never failed yet
Statesmen like any ship, arrives by
tacking.
Oratory is a thick ambush.
Auswer t;tatistics with the broad
principles of political economy.
The proposals of the minority, seas-
oned with oblivion, snake good plonks
for our platform.
Useful is the ally who says nothing;
doubly useful if he take all the thee,
sti#1 says nothing,
Keep the business out of the record,
God bless our native land
TEACHER WANTED
Holding second-class certificate for
S. S. No. 0, Tnrnberry, duties to com-
mence Sept, 1. Apply stating salary
r'quired to W. S. Vanetone, Sec-
Treas., Bluevale.
4 DOZEN LADIES' HORSE DRESSES
Sizes 32 to 40, made from strong cotton materiels, fast colors and
neatly trimmed. Regular $150 for $1.69
KING BROS.
Produce Wanted . Phone 71
Agents for Standard Patterns
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Large quantities of Wool wanted
Cash or Trade
We pay the Highest Cash price going
A urge range of All -wool _ BLAN-
KRTS, SHEETS and YARN made by
the best mills.
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Bring your Wool here and g z,
best value for your money. •
A large assortment of MENS'
SUITS at 20 per cent, off' regular
cash price in exchange fm s wool.
Over 100 suits to select. fro. m. •
o1+.'rw.Ym9r4o.imirir' ^.,rte rte^ .io.rm, Yrri�r�F.r
J. A. Mills
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Canadian
Natiotial
Exhibition
PEACE. YEA J
America's Greatest Livestock Show
Acres of Manufactures
Exhibits by the Provinces
Exhibits by Dominion Goverinment
Exhibits by West Indies
Grenadier • Guards Band d 1
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Auto -Polo Matches
Circus and Hippodrome.
Dozen Shows in Single Emir
Boy Scouts'.Review
Canada's Biggest Dog Show
BABYLON
Greatest Oriental Spectacle
ever presented on Coq tinent
Paintings from England., Scotland,
United States and Canada
Educational Exhibits
Goods in Process of 'Making
Athletic Sports
Aero -Hydroplane rilighte
Grand Water Carr/rival
Creatore's 'Famous Band
Score of other !Bands
Dozen Band C Ancerts Daily
Chesapeake r And Shannon
Biggest MW way ever
Peace Year Fireworks
7llc Home Circle.
Ifindnees is better than politeness,
and industry better than great learn+.
ing.
We have seen parents careful to
train their little ones to say "thank
you" and "excuse nm" hat forgetful tv
teach them to lend a helping hand, or.
do a kind act for one in need,
Women should grow more devoted
and men fonder after marriage if thee
have the slighest idea of being happy
es wives and huabaude. It is teener;
sight of this fundamental truth which
leads to hundreds of divorcee. Yet
many a Ulan will scold ',his ;wife who
would never think of breathing r,
barer word to bis sweetheart, and
many a wife will look glum and me-
rose on her husband's return who
had only seniles and words of cheer
for him when he was her suitor.
Houle to many women means noth•
ing more than a laundry where they
take their clothes to be washed and
ironed ; to the man a place to eat and
sleep, their evenings being largely
spent at clubs or billiard belle, The
old fashioned home keepers have be-
come almost a lost quantity. Societies
of various.kinds occupy enuch of their
time. The children are sent to school
at the age of six and`the mothers are
at liberty to flit about until they
return at noon when the lunch of
food, prepared outside the home, is
placed before the family and the
duties until high twelve are discharg•
ed, The afternoons and evenings „are
given to society work, Cf course this
does not apply to all homes, but theme
is a general tendency to neglect the
claims of the family for outside pleas.
are. We have met some women, who,
when asked if they keep house, blush-
ingly reply "We do light housekeep-
ing because we dislike boarding,"
If you would increase your happi-
nese and prolong your life, forget your
neighbor's fault, forget the slander
you have heard, forget the tempta-
tions, forget the fault-finding and give
a little thought to the cause that pro-
voked it, forget the pecularities of
your friends" and only remember the
good pointe that make you fond of
them; forget all personal quarrels or
histories that you may have heard by
accident, and which, if repeated would
seem a thousand times worse than
they are, Biot out as far as possible
the disagreable things of Iife-they
will come ; but they will only grow
larger when you remember them, and
the constant thought of the acts of
meanness, worse still, malice, will,only
tend to make you more familiar with
them. Obliterate everything bad
from yesterday, start out with a clean
sheet for today, and write upon it for
sweet memory's sake only those
things that are lovely and loveable.
Never scold children, but soberly
and quietly reprove. Do not employ
shame, except in extreme cases, The
suffering is acute ; it hurts self-respect
in the child to reprove a child before
the family ; to ridicule it, to tread
down its feelings ruthlessly, is to
awaken in its bosom malignant feel-
ings, A child is defenceless ; he is not al-
lowed to argue. He is often tried, con-
demned and executed in a second, He
finds himself of little use. He is put.
at things he doesn't care for, an' with
held from things he dn,c19 like. He is
made the,.c ewtenience of grown up
efeupTe and is hardly supposed to have
any rights except a corner ; as it were ;
he is sent hither and thither made to
sit down or stand up at everybody's
onvenience, but his own ; is. snubbed
and catechised until he learns to dodge
vovernment and elude authority, and
ih en whipped for being "such a liar
that. no orie can believe him."
L,'tterchange of Teachers.
An exl`eriment, arranged for the
first time .rn the scholastic history of
the Oversea..` Dominions, has been ac-
complished G,v Canada and New Zea.
land. who hat's exchanged a small
nodi of school teachers for a year,
Three Iady teach 'srs from Brandon,
Llan., have gone oN'er to take servicl
for a year with the Shnth Canterbur
Education. Board in Nr'vv Zealand,
while three from Soutl: Canterbury+
have come to teach in Cr -nada for a
year. The interchange was arranged
by the. 'lands Across the ti ea Club,
International Peace Tattoo
10 Bening 400 Musicians
Au; .29 1914 Sept. 14
TORONTO ORONTO
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Hand Laundry •
No Acids, Lime or Chemicals
Vfy we rk has stood the test of
twenty years in town.
I am here to stay and ask for a
coatinnl ince of your patronage.
LEE JIM LAUNDRY
Wing'txam, Ontario
Opposite Skating Rink
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BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Selajects taught by expert instructors
at the
keakerlfahd
Y, M. C. A. BLDG..
LO14DON4, ONT.
Students assisted to positions. College
•in session from Sept. 1st. Catalogue
free. Enter any time.
.W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr.
Principal ion` l ce d Accivuslvtat
New Telephone
Directory.
The lied Telephone Company of Canada is
soon to print a new issue of its Official 'i'ele-
pirine Directory for the Distriet of
Western Ontario
tsart}oa 'who conteniptato becoming Subscri-
bers, or those who -6/18h changes in their pros•
cnt entry should plane tholr oalors with the
roc (1 Manager at once to insure insertion in
L his is•no.
Connecting Companies
..f..sY.wz M. .tr- .K'.MYr<�•c'._ .:::s�cXM
Shnz'd also report additions and changes in
their list of rubsc"rib'rs, either to the Local
Manager, or direct to the Special Agent's De-
partrnent, Montreal.
The Dell Telephone Company
of Canada.
The Tight Skirt Crisis.
Yc,u've a vezy narrow &Kitt,
Little Girl,
Are you euro It doesn't burt,
Little Girl ?
That's a mincing little stride
1'Vhero the street is wild and wide ;
Are you sure there'd rootll reside,
Little Girl ?
What will happen if you elip,
Little Girl2
Aren't yoti fearful it will rip,
Little Girl
You bad better take a sack,
So if anything should crack,
ft would serve you coming back,
Little Girl?
Does your mamma know your out,
Little Slirl ?
We're afraid to go about,
Little Girl ?
If we meet you in the sun,
With your skirt so thinly spun,
Wby, we might all have to run,
Little Girl ?
Let the bottoms out a bit,
Little Girl 2
It is much too tight to fit,
Little GUI?
As the matter sadly stands,
You'll be walking on your hands,
Aud in that event -my laud, 1
Little Girl.
Muskoka Free Hospital.
The Treasurer of the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives desires
gratefully to acknowledge the follow•
ing contributions received in Wing.
ham by the Field Secretary of the
National Sanitarium Association.
Collection
The Weston Foundry
Dr. A. J. Irwin
0. P. Smith
A. H. Wilford
Dr. R. 0 Redmond
J. A. McLean
Ritchie & Casette... ,
W. D. Pringle
Howson & BrockIe Bank
0. Munroe for T. F. H. 0..
J. A. Morton
W. D. Varvey
S. Bennett
A. M, Scully
F. Mason
$200
15 00
5 00
2 CO
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511
25
25
25
3, J. Davis
W. H. Campbell
Mrs, J. Hanna
T. Fella
Sam'l Burchill
Mrs. R, S, Linkwater , ...... • ,
13. T. Thomson .. ,
W. G. Paterson
William Field
Robs. Mooney
T. 0. King ...
J. H. Ohrietie
H. E. Isard.
R, A. Currie
Geo. Spotton
A. 51. Crawford
Jno. F, Groves
Geo. Allen
Francis Lewis
0. Dallas
W. I+'. Vanstone•
Rev, Father Blair
Rev, J. W. Herbert
Mrs. S. Graham
Wm, Dore.
Mr•e. F. G, Sperling
Mrs. A, Runstedler
Ie. Meikley . .. .....,
Alrs. J. Lougheed
T. Gregory . . . ... ... . ..
Mrs. E, Poshff
Ni.QrIrIS
Ii • spberries and haying are the order
of the day.
Mr. Ward Gray has returned home
from the west.
Mrs. Powell who is in Wingham
hospital is improving slowly we are
sorry to state.
Quite a number of Morrisites wersat
Goderich on the 13th of July.
Mr. and Mrs, Dave Rte of Winnipeg
are visiting at the letter's, father, Mr.
G, Maxwell of Morris,
in Memoriam.
10 memory of Mrs, John -Willits who
died June the 25th, 1914.
A loving one from as was taken,
And one we loved so well
She has passed from earth, to heaven
The angel song to swell.
Just a month since she left us
Left her suffering and'her pain,
She is free from every trouble
And we know we'll meet again.
Yes, we miss our loving mother,
Slise her loving fond embrace
Miss her cheerful words of welcome,
Miss her pleasant smiling face.
She is gone. Ob, how we miss her,
As she resits beneath the sod
There her form is calmly sleeping, -
But her spirit is with God.
She we know is with the angels,
Dreesed in purest robes of white
Walking by the stream of pleasure,
Lithe land where there's no night.
We must brave earth without her, -
Mise her all along the way
And prepare our hearts to meet her
On the bright Eternal day.
A friend 10
Thos. Jackson, P�epworth, Kin-
cardtue, Ont. 25
hf. U. H. \Valpole ` 25
A friend . 25
P. F. Hammes 25
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Total . $72 45
R, Dunbar, Secretary -Treasurer.
GLORIOUS HAIR.
As She Is Spoke in Lancashire.
First Lancashire schoolboy from the
;op or a passing tramcar to a school
friend:
"Gooln' tit' 'pts t"neet?"
Second L. S. -YL
"nay re past?"
"Aw rect."
.The two, explains the Manchester
Guardian, have made an appointment
to meet at half past 0 for the first
show of the local picture hall, which
will be faithfully hent.
NEURITIS FOLLOWS
CRIPPLED NERVES
Gills and women of all ages want to
be beautiful and attractive, but un-
sightly, thin and lifeless hair destroys
half the beauty of a preety face.
If your hair is losing its natural
color, is falling out, dull, streaky, full
of dandruff, too dry, or if the scalp
itches and burns do not be alarmsd,
use Parisian Sage. Rub it well into
the scalp. It will go right to the halt
root; nourish them, and stimulate tin
hair to grow long and beautiful. I.
removes dandruff with one application,
stops itching scalp. falling hair and
makes the head feel fine.
Parisian Sage supplies the hair with
what is needed to make it soft, thrift,
thick and gloriott.ly radiant.
sold in 5Cc bottles by J. W. McKibben
and at alt drug counters, Louk for
the trade mark -"The Girl with the
Auburn Hair," Accept no Other.
Painful Effects of Chronic Rheu-
matism Quickly Routed by
Rheuma.
If your nerves are ail crippled frcm
attacks of Rheumatism, Neuritis can
easily get a strong hold on the nerves,
This most painful disease is one of the
hardest known to expel, but RHEUMA
can reach it if given a chance. This
testimony is positive proof -
• "Last March I was so crippled with
Neuritis in left limb I could walk
scarcely at all. Tried alt remedies I
beard of and had two physicians.
Nothing did me any gpo4.un1ta es anee
RH1:Ul1't•ene eletee i.0 Zif your medicine
R.a' eiy cured me. -- Mrs. 0. Hayes,
Russell, Ky.
Soid by J. W. McKibben at 500 a
bottle.
A Few Best Sellers;
The principal character in the follow-
ing dialogue was not'engaged it Wrta
tion, but merely requisitioning a few
novels
Young Lady (reading from lis:):
"Engaged to be married" ?
Librarian (referring to shelf) No,
madam,
Lady : "Thou art the man" ?
Librarian : Yes, madam.
Lady : Thank you. "Tiro Kisses"?
Librarian : Out, madam.
Lad!, : "After Dark"?
Librarian : Yee, madam.
Lady : Thanks. "Love Me Forever" ?
Librarian : No. "Wooed and Mar-
risd"?
. Lady : No, thank you. "Under
Love's Rule"?
Librarian : No, madam.
Lady : "Good-bye, Seel e.heart"?
Thank you very much.
-The Books of To day and Tu -Morrow.
CONVENIENT-mr-M Stir s coal, coke, or
wood, Large feed doors make tiring easy.
Water pan is filled
(1.177111rtre - without removing.
►gee the McClary dealer or writeo for booklet,
R. R. MOONEY, Agent Windham.
Subscribe dor the
Advance
Largest Circulation in
HURON Co.
We also club with all the
leading papers in
Ontario.
everyone
does not know as
much about mak-
ing biscuits as we
have learned in
over 50 years of
making
PERRIN'S
DAIRY CREAM SODAS
If you wish to know how dainty and "super -good" a soda can
be just taste Perrin's "Fancy Thin" Dairy Cream Sodas.
If yott like the old-fashioned Soda Biscuit our regular Dairy Cream Soda is
what will please you.
.ither kind comes to you in sealed packages that permit none of their good.
ness to escape between the oven and your table.
5 cents, 10 cents and 25 cents the package at your grocer's, every
package guaranteed.
10 cents in Coity or stamps and your grocer's name bring you
the "Perrin Sample Package" of delightful fancy biscuits.
Dr S PERRIN & Co M PAN'S` Limited
LONDON N . CANADA
•r.o.-k tor.N:e
'wain Taw*
Mink 55 troy
packAg,.
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THE DOMINION BANK
SIR EDMUNDS. OSLER, M.P., PRESIDENT. W. D. MATTHEWS, VIOE-PRESIDENT.
C. A. BOGERT, General Manager.
teepital Paid Up $5,400,000.00
Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits • 7,100,000.00
You Can Start a Savings Account
with $1.00. It is not necessary for you to wait until you have a
large sum of money in order to start a Savings Account with this
Bank. An account can be opened with $1.00 and more on which
interest is compounded twice a year.
WINGHAM BRANCH: A. M. SCULLY, Manager.
Atesamesszereenesof
DOUBLE TRACK ALL'THE WAY.
TORONTO -CHICAGO
TORONTO - MONTREAL
IrSPORTANT IMPROVED '
DAILY SERVICE
NOW IN EFFECT
WESTBOUND 1 EASTBOUND
Lv. Montreal II.COpm
Lv. Toronto A 00 am
a r. London 11.0E nm .
Ar. Detroi5 1.45 pal
Ar. Chicago 8 10 pm
Lv. Chicago 5.451 m
3.v. Detroit 11.05 pm
Lv, London 5.48 1 m
Lv. Tor nto 01.0 ani
Ar. ltontreat 5.451 i3
highest class of equipment.
Full particulars and berth reservations from
,.gents or write C, L, horning, D. P. A., To•
ro:,to, Ont,
11. 73. Elliott-, Town Passenger and Ticker
Agent; phone 4. W. P. Burgman, Station
ticket A gent ; phone 50,
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eat -
z4IONtifttat
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Fresh, Light, and
Brown!
No Better Bread 'Than Ours
'We Claim
THE BEST OP FLOUR
we employ
The Latest Methods, too,
We're Positive
That You'll Enjoy
The Dread We Bake forYou
tutees Baketly
PHONE 132
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION
To Points on the
TEMISKAM1NG (Ss. NORTHERN
ONTARIO RAILWAY
Haileybury and North in Nor-
thern Ontario.
From all pointe in Ontario and Quebec
on the Grand Trunk and 0. P. Rys.,
except west of Chalk Rivt•r and north
of Parry Sound ou the 0. P. R.
Tickets at specially reduced rates good
going June 10th and v:,lid for return
until June 2 tb.
See your neare. t Railway Agent for nil
partic ulars or apply to_
A. J. PARR,
G, P.A..T &N.0 Ry
North tiny Ont
Ontario Leads
t51 per r r,,.t. r.f all th.' agrien1-
liiul prodmt•s of Canaria art, r±rtITV
r
11 Onta•110. 'i'1114r 14 1:0 1st VP).
Ill estt11' 05 slier tele tll%ar, u g ori
(►,,tart!\ farm. 'I'i+leo .a tri}, tiir'.',u l
}•.. r.i,u,,tt•s mitt 1P••lt and li.' rrttl•
vowed N . v:
pent- better.
We can 'sell you 11 goo,: farm r n
easy- terms and give you imnierliate
t•ossessicn. 111 Lealth of ownc.r-
the reason for telling.
We have also two excellent 100-
aero fermi., good as the best-, that ' r
we can give possession of after the
harvest. rllle:e c,n be bough,
rid lit, tzs the owners are anxious to
sell, I:ot being in a position to
work the farms themselves.
IFr'1 • • rats Pr
k�-
Tornado insurance.
i• TO a;;+tit« for put' of t•`•,• R g, -1
tOnpant. ti 141 t1:0 u oral tall acid (1t
our rates. ' in -y Lull surprise you N•,
tw-lniutn note
Ritchie & Cosens
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