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E. Merkley & Son
Machine Shop and Residence on North end, of Josephine
next to MB! Dam PHONE 84. P, 0. 130X a Li
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Machine Shop
Our machine shop is fully .equipp d for il kittd,, of
General Rrpairing. Try us for $A". GUMMING,.
SKA f1 GRINDING, KNIVES, AXE8, Etc.
We still have a good supply of Apple Later on
hand at 6c per Ib. Try a pail guaranteed,. will keep
for year$,
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theuid be In Ccod Conclition—,Fatten
In Coe Confinement
It doe's not pay to send fowls to
market in Icor condition; they neither
sell readily nor at best price, and
Often the dealers must lose by tnena,
rowls that are poor should be fattened
1 efere going on the market; they
lhould be put in ratite', close pens
aid fed not lees than four times a
day, and nothing is better to feed than
ground corn or cornmeal, the letter
preferred, mixed with water or milk.
They must be given all they want
of this each feed; they must be pen-
ned in a quiet plaee, with nothing to
excite them, and, with the mash, mut
have access to plenty of water and
grit, Two weeks is ,ong enough to
fatten; a longer time than from ten
to fourteen days in close confinement
tends to make thein restless, after
which they :ose flesh instead of gain.
The chickens that go in the fatten-
ing pens must be In gOod health and
free from lice, Charcoal in the water
(ones up the systein of fattening birds
Ind a little Eileern salts in the. water
• eceasionally is e good thin.
Iler.CleiNOCK CiCart
When engaged on delicate needle-
work a good .idea is to have a little
flour in a sauce' by you and to dip
your fingers in it from eime to time.
This will not only keep the hands dry,
but the work beautifully clean,
Wee., Kills Smell of Paint
Destroy the smell of paint by plao
ing pailfuls of cold wa:ler in the
rooms which are being painted.
Change the water night t.nd morning,
and, when )ossible, -dd a handful Of
hay to the water in each pail.
Delicious Chicken Shortcake*
The leftovers of chicken can be
made into dellciope shortcake. Make
the biscuit crust the same as for old-
fa.shioned shortcake. Spread the
chicken between and pour gravy on
the whole.
r.arnps on Headgear
Artificial flowers for millinery are
being made to enclose tiny inco.ndes-
bent lamps which can be supplied with
enrrent from storage batteries MA -
den inside their wearers' hats.
Morris.
Oenee tO Wingbani nn Dollar Day,
Wedneeday, Feb, 2Ath.
Itepo'rt of S 8.NO1 8 Mora., fur
Jeettory. riapile *limonite d Ar
motto, Spelling, ],atete terenake,,,
x denotes exeraileti ee, w web t
was absent, T, tel300.
..eth—Ut nom int. Seib 82,
George Brewer 03,
Lorne Turvey
Charles Souch 48 ix,
Sr. Ord—lElva Warwick 84,
Cameron Illastard 08,
Charlie Bosnian 61,
Cora South 55
Jt. 8od- Gawp PO? 72,
Wilrot t Ara01 x,
I htOlt rqN• 02 x,
0'. ank Gasaalss 51,
Sr. 2cid—Matjerie Grasby 80,
Winnie Allen 07,
Harry Genies 64 x,
Eimer Forbes 03 x,
Jr. 2nd—May Warwick 80,
Alfred Johnston 70,
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Jack Allen 60,
Fred Brewer 54.
Jr. Pt, 2.n4e-General work.—Walter
Sellers 481;
Janet MeVittie 465,
Fraser Mustard 309,
Bertha Souch 381,,
Charlie Warwiek 342.
Adella Turves 316,
Doris Alien 232,
Lillian Garnies 215.
M. E. Fryfogle, Teacher.
Ole nannan.
Come to Wingham on Dollar Dpae
Wednesday. Feb. 24tb,
The following is the report of S. S.
No, 3, Turnberry, for the month of
January. The percentages are given
of the total *narks obtainable on the
examinations in Arithmetic. Geo-
graphy and Grammar. Sr. 4th—Edna
Lincoln 79, Edna Elliott 08. Jr. 4th—
xJan3es McGlynn 46. Sr. 3rd—David
Eadie 81, Thns Metcalf 67. Jr. &a—
lert:pan Metcalf 91, Mary Eadie 92,
W INGHAM ADVA
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Rich Indian teas
blended with flavory Ceylon's.
Rose
102
"is good tea"
Annie 1114;icalf 85, Frank McGlynn 00,
Se. end—Mary Campbell 80, jatnee
Campbell 85, Baby Baird 70, xJean
Wilton 55, =Anthony McGlynn 10.
Jr. 213d— Edith Metcalf 85, Robt. Baird
78, Elmer Breen 00, John McGlynn 41.
Pt, 2—Barbara Weir, Lorne McGlynn.,
Sr. 1—Jennie Campbell, Grace .14‘itchr,
ell, Isaac Metcalf, George McOiYnno
Jennie Campbell won the January
spelling contest, x missed an examin-
ation.
Biezevale.
Ootne to Wineham on Dollar Day,
Wednebday, Feb, 21th,
Mr. W. J. Masters ha3 beep making
favorable progress since his operation
in the Wiugbam Hospital.
Mr. Jas Carberry has sold his noun
and lot to Mrs. Rolph, and intends re-
turning to Toronto next summer.
During the recent beautiful moon-
light nights, the skating on the pond
was excellent, and a large number
took part in this winter pastime.
Lest week the Literary Society had
the pleasure of hearing a black•board
talk by President Haney, on "Short
Cute in Buildieg"which was very prac-
tial and helpful. Such educational
features are to be more frequent in
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the work of ihe Society this potion,
now that an excellent blackboard has
been inetalled. Mr. A, MacEwen con-
cluded bis account of Montreal, Que.
het, and the St Lawrence, closing
,ivith an eloquent picture of the trials
and experiences of the French discov-
Orem, and martyrs thet wee lietened to
• With deep interest. The Society was
assisted in the evening's program by
some friends from Jamestown. The
tecitation by Mies Pearl Payn, and, a
musical selection by Messrs. Burk and
Wallace, receiving warm applause.
Mr. Harold Kearney was an immense
success in his violin sole, and the
otheratteraers were all enjoyable.
Census of 44aska Seals
I With pelage Vealing effectively'
etopped by an,eternational agree-
ment, the ria ed States Government
will keep a atibeles of the birth and
death rates in the crusades to pre-
serve the fur seals of Alaska for th?
comfort and adornment of posterite,
To makethe gas berri brightly, a
Halo salt should be sprinkled over
the' eop of the mantle, This eamodpe
be one when the gas is burning s*
Mary Carnell of Philadelphia isdeae
a the woman photographers in th.1
United States.
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Great 15 Day Sale of 4st
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES
Conunencing SATURDAY, FEB. 13 and Ending FEB. 27
BUSINESS IS GOOD WITH US
We have bought and sold over $55 000 worth of merchandise since Aug. 8th,
1914 and find that the secret of ;;;,,L,-- being able to sell goods cheap is in the
buying. We have just purchased another big stock of general merchandise at a very low
rate on the $1 and have brought it here to clear out. This means great baraains- for the
+ people of Wingham and surrounding country. Just think of it. All kinds of Dry Goods,
+. Groceries, Clothing, Gents Furnishings, Furs Boots and Shoes—just the kind of goods
4i* you are wanting—at a great saving in price. You cant afford to miss this chance.
• This is where $1 will do the work of $2. Never in our History were we in a position
+ to give the public better bargains than during this sale. Be liere it will pay you.
Space will not permit to quote prices but •
you can
i.buy
4+ Flannelettes, Prints, Ginghlms, Ott ms. Flannels,
Corsets, Gloves, Sweaters, Ladies' and Childr ma's
4. Coats, Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings, Ladies' and
t+ Children's Underwear, Mens and B,Jys Underwear,
Top Shirts, Overalls and Sn3.ochs, Ocloi Pants, Odd,
4+ Vests, Suits, Overcoat, Djslies (plain and fancy),
Shoes and Rubbors tor women, and °lath:iron.
at Less than Makers Prices.
GROCERIES GROCERIES
7 Bars of Comfort Soap 25c 6 Tins Sardines for 25e
3 cans Peas, Corn, or Baking Powder 13c per ib.
Tomatoes for 25c 2 Bottles Catsup fur 1$g
4 Bottles Extract for 2ge 2 cans of Lye 15
2 Cans Salmon). for 25c picIties, reg. 150 for 8e
3 lbs Currarits for "25i 4 packages corn titavch for 25c
lbs il4isiiv for25i Etc, Etc. Etc.
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verything Coes buring this Sale Be Here Battoiday, Feb. 13th
erchant's Brokerage G� , Wingham
Breakers of High Prices Terms of Sale: --Cash or Produce. Butter in Print-. Prefdrred
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MARDI Clean Swoop Sale
Positively ending Saturday night, FEB'y, 13th. Big
Choice of goods at unequalled values. Move quick for
BIG BARGAINS. You get the most for your money
by taking advantage of this Big flid-winter Sale. Save
a quarter, a third or a half by buying here now«
• H. E. ISARD & CO.
Your accounts is due. We will appreciate prompt remittance by cash or note
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MACHINE PICKS POULTRY
A 'machine for picking poultry aa -
been lahnted which possesses many
admirable features, chief of which is
that it does not require an operator
to hold the fowl against the pickers.
•The. •Owls are attached to a belt
Which travels through the machine,
lend the picking is done automatically.
The endless belt on which the fowrf.
are hung passes upward through the
Picking chamber, Within the latter
ere two types of pickers. The lower
picker's eonsist of a tubular member
with a picking comb , flexibly con-
nected with a tubular opindle which
pleases through a frame arranged
within the picking chamber. The
picker may be moved out of its nor -
teal. position in any direction required.
by the passage of the fowl through
Lite chamber. The feathers and down
m the fowl Lre grasped between the
I.Q;cle et a bellows and pulled off as the
Itewl is fedeupward by the belt. Suc-
tion through a slot serves to hold the
feathers fast to the pickers mit causes
liern to be torn from the fowl. Int-
nediately thereafter a supply of corn-
ressed air.passes through the plelttr,
iausing it to release the feathers,
which aro then blown out of tht. top
)f the chamber by means of a con-
tinuous draught of compressed air,
UPHOLDS SMOKING
Famous Medical
Journal Has Much
to Say in Favor of the Weed
In appealing fora generous pply
If tobacco for British soldiers and
tailors at the front, The Lancet asked
ihose who objected to the use of the
'weed" to lay aside their prejudices
and consider What a source of cone
loft It was, how even at home it "does
Inuch to allay the restlessness aril
eauscular irritability engendefed by
Trental and physical fatigue."1t said
(here could be little doubt that to-
bacco filled an important pieoe in the
i)sycbcephysiologicel etaire of the
human race.
"Smoking," eaye the Lancet, "is a
custom that bee Widely prevailed
nruong man dietluguished by. their
gudgment and by their success in th.
WOrlds of art, science and literature—
men who have played a greAt par': In
olving the problems of existence in
its many difficult details.
"Huxley once eenfessecl that
emonest his renew students at the
hpspital he was exposed to con-
eidereble tereptatione to snioke, but
an 14a essaying to aequire the habit
he soon found himself on the floor.
He pro it up for forty years. On
the occasion of a tour in Brittany,
however, he found on a very wet and
told day a companion who lookqd
so happy with his cigar before the
warm fire within the inn that he
thought he would try to smoke twain,
'And then I found myself a changed
man. I found that I was in the pose
tion of a lamentable pervert, although
the person who led mo astray was
most distinguisbed and a late presi-
dent of the British Aseociation, lerem
11 et day to ley ruin. For, from
(lay. A:le:lover smoking Is going
.n hoy be pretty sure that 1
{ ANOOAGE3 OF TAE WORLD
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Ilia r.'„ae,, fa:eel...az, if afzitrd i.!::W
:4 allY ite.g er Ec g di c rg -vete p, the.
World, could g:ve •ateeleieg hltz atl.
accurate answef.
it 'nay appear an exageermed state
:tient, but it is neverthe els true that
there ere over four thousand lee-
fetages sleeken by reietileled, while
the turabee or dialooks eeeeede this.
There are more than sixty voealm,
laries in Brae% and in Mexteo the
Nahtut Is 'broken tie into neene seven
hundred d'alets. There are nun-
drede in Borneo, while in Australia
there is no classifying theetnuplex-
ions, Let uk rssurno that fifty dialects
eu an average, belong to each latt•
,, : *Meg& and lye have the colossal total
0,
. " of a quatter of ,a million linetiletie
. elelities.
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"No more, Dyspep or Us!"
There isn't a member of the family need suffer from indigestion, sick
headaches, biliousness, fermented etomach, etc., if he or she will take(
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach
and bowels and stimulate the liver to healthy activity and tone up the
whole system. Take one at night and you're RIGHT in the morning.
All demists, 25c, or by moil from Chamberlain Medicine Compamy, Toronto. 16
CHAMBERL A:LETS
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20 to 30 Per Cent
• Off All
Winter Goods
MEN'S FUR COATS-.Coon,China
Dog, Corean Beaver and Calf
Skin
All Men's and Boys' Cloth Coats
and Reefers
Men's, Boys' Ladies and Childrens
Sweater Coats
Ladies' Chinchilla Cloth Coats at
1-3 off Regular Price
We do not want to carry over
these goods.
A full stock of Fish now on hand
Pickled Lake Superior Herring at
$1.60 per pail of 25 lbs.
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All kinds of Produce taken on
goods.
J. AO Mil's
Phone 89 Wingharn
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