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Thursday, 1\tar.2tst 191R WINGIIAM ADVANCE
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IDA1 WOOD DIAL
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the extseettou of entreat and a few Whited area nor prevent a licoarsee ill • Dear Soo -
alit' 407 Poor 014 Uncle Joh, will beater YOU Yct
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once, betied and listen to hint jilat thin
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! munteipalittes in the. Proviitee of a prohibited area from selling
Quoins., will he governed by a 'bone; liveriug intoxieating
• • - 'dyeprohibition law. From that (late Metal, 1tri1, artiatle) itte-elra41a once, will you and oblige? You know Sir,
ti\L' tAN4S Vek,A% $‘1,\N•S -
We have just received our new Spring samples a Men's Suitings shown in
all the le tdaus shades of Tweeds, Worsted and Plain Cloths If you want a
ettit or overcoats that is stylish and durable we can supply your needs at very
reasonable prices. QualhYt Workmanship, Style an it guaranteed Give us
a cll.
ekok\ws SaVs\adm
For the men who like to be well dressed we can assure satisfaction at prices
that are hard to beat, when he selects a suit from our range. Greys, Browns
and Blues in Cheeks. Stripea, Mixtures and plain materials. We have them
from $12 to 825 Look over our stock before buying,
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Men's Navy Blue Serge Suitsall wool and absolutely fast dye, fine even
weave and perfect in make and fit. Ae it is impossible to repeat on these we
advise you to come early, special $20. Mao Navy Blue Cheviot. in all wool and
fast dye Here is a chance to save money Extra value $16,
A full range of Boys' Suits and Knickers of worsted and tweeds in pinch back
and Norfolk styles. In all colors Blues, Greys, Brown etc, Many of these are
laet year's mock and at the old prices from $4 to $12. Also odd knickers from
$1.00 up,
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Men's Raincoats in great variety of material and patterns in tweed effects,
Brawn, Grey and Green mixtures at 812 to $1.8 also Ladies' Raincoats from 85
to $15. Now is the time to buy,
sTORE. oi.O.S.ES AT 6 O'CLOCK, AFTZIt A 13 Itna r
- Produce Wanted
the rh:pinent of liquor containing cM, ocientifle and medicinal puree.
7 : more than 2 aa per tent. of proof [Asir- in accordance with the tonne of his
lecenve.
9 -If in any prohibited area there
almald t c no licensee authorized to
ltaTiN0 twct tfull intoxicating liqttor
for sacramental, industrial, artistic,
mechunical, scientific and medicinal
purposes, the overnor-M-Counell
may authorize one or mor o persons
In such proluaited area to receive
and sell intozicating liquors for such
Purposes., and any person so author-
ized shall be duetted a licensee within
end. of the year. Atter December the meaning of these regulations.
6 --The eat riago of intoxicating
liquor front a licensee or manufac-
turer to a licensee in a prohibited
area, and carriage through any pro-
hibited area shall be only by 11104118
of a common carrier by water or by
railway and not otherwise.
ita into pros/aces which have paned
prohibitory !awe and. municipalities
which have adopted loeal option, will
be illegal under to order -in -council
just paseed by Federal Government
nailer to War Measures Aet. Mann-
: future of liquor, too, will be stopped
on that date, except that hi Ontario
the making of native wine and in
Quebec the brewing of beer, now per-
- '• witted by the Provincial Governments
will be allowed to continue until the
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g has been prohibited and, the nutunfac- 7 -During the time any intoxicat-
a ture even of beer, will stop on Dec- 'ing liquor is being transported or
annber alst next. Consumers of alco- carried into or through a prohibited
• holie beverages will, -therefore, bo area, as aforesaid, no person . shall
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- :: alependent for supplies upon to exist- open or lotealt, or allow to be open-
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Ing stock of into:Veants. pa or broken any pi:Otago or vessel
Only 'for sacramental, industrial, containing it, or drink or Use, or al-
: .7: lartlitile, mechanical and medicinal lowed to be drun4 or used, any M-
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_ a purposes' -will liquor be manufactur- toxicating liquor 'therefrom .
s 'eq. ata shipped into areas subjesstato • 8 -The harden or proving the
1.1 . provincial or municipal prohibitery 'right to make or manufacture in -
a lawe. A method of selling liquor and toxleating liquor, or cause intoxicat-
r. !providing for 'direct deliveries' in lag liquor -to be made or manufae-
. .1 ' Ontario in spite of the Ontario' Tem- tured, or to send, carry, or deliver
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1 . perance Aet will be no longer °free- intoxicating liquor or cause Weal-
tive, Hitherto dealers outside Oat- • eating liquor to be sent, carved or
. . a ario have been able to hold "to theirarea reran be on the person accused.
Phone 89 : - order' at °uteri° distilleries and lafrattion o$ the the regulations lua-
31st next, however, the drought will
be noticeable even in the City or Mon- '
treat and the aforementioned distriete
of Quebec province. The Quebec pro-
hibition law does not become operat.
ive until May lath 191a. Import-
ation of liquor into Canada, however,
- breweries stocks of whiskey and boor. poses liability 'told. a penalty for the
upon receipt of orders from (Wail() first offence of not less than $200
a .1a 1.1 0111,11 dleilimniP -.,-.4.ctatEagi0=g4sraraaairoarimigarksturasomarsonswgri.,,. ,14.11mi110.#1111m0110 ..11,iLe ;11.107 cuetomers smelt dealere have boon and not 71,101'0 than $1,000. In do-
..a...ntroznErananiemessantsmzentomectquannordnomsomeremnsweamemeninmereemi I able to telegraph the' distilleries or fault. imprisonment for not less than
11m:work% to deliver, the goods direct-
ly to a tarter for removal to the pre-
mises of the,purehasers. Transac-
tions of this kind have been made by
the Ontarfo courts to be legal under
the Ontario Temperance Act, They
will be illegal under the Federal Or-
der-in-Cottucil which, enacts that Olo
person after the first day of .April
1918, shall either directly or indir-
ectly sell or contract or agree to sell
any, intoxicating liquor which is in,
or which is to be delivered In any
:prohibited area.'
I Other provisions In the regulations
!roe:
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Salem
Mr. Chas, Westlake left last Saturday
for the West where he intends spending
• the sttnuner.
Messrs. Thos McMichael and Edwin
Bennett shipped a car of horses to the
West last week. Mr, McMidiael went
witb.the car and Mr, Bennett following
, him a few days later.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bush visited friends
near Teeswater last week.
Mt Thos. Jacklin'e sale last Friday
was well attended. Eeerything brought
good price. Mr. Jacklin sold 'the tarm
to Mr. Wni King who takes possession
immediately.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McIntosh who
spent the winter with their son, Fred and
other friends left last Saturday for the ir
home in the West,
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livery year from Consumption,
Taliliona could - have been saved if
only common sense prevention had
been used in the first stage. If You
iteRa Sufferer from Asthma, Bron -
°lilt's, Catarrh, Pleurisy, , Weak
Lungs, Cough and Colds -all
- eases leading up to Consumption,
• Tuberculosis, YOU ARE interested
in Dr, Strandgard's T. B. Medicine.
Write for Testimonials and Booklet.
DD. STRANDGADD'S Barnum Co.,
263:66 Yonge Street, Toronto.
ili14:0014,1Weigagga,
Mr. Roy McKersie went through an Logan, one of Seaforth's prominent pion -
operation in the Wingham Hospital last eer merchants, and is one more of the
Saturday for appeneichis. The operation boys who have come to the front in the
was successful. We hope he may be all leading centres of Canada during the past
right soon again few • . Frolit a emalt beginning he
Forel' 4.s.e
has become one of the most prominent -
dealers
cl* 1 printing
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Leaver ot Wingham, machinery in the province and is recog
visited at Peter Leaver's on day last nized as the leading expert on book -bind-
- ingmachinery in Canada, to -day and he
Miss Amelia Leaver entertained a few has many friends in Huron who will ex -
of her friends one evening recently. • . tend every wish for his continued succese;
He has one fault however, which is point -
Mr. Evans Haines, who has been out
. • ed out in the article accompanying the
West for a number of years, returned to
sketch -he is a bachelor and should 'know
his home here on 'Wednesday last. We
week.
are glad to see Evans back again looking better.
fine. Mrs Haines and family came home
last fall. • LEMONS MAKE SKIN
The stork called at, Alex Havens last WHITE, SOFT, CLEAR
week and left a little girl.
. Mr. Leo. Kelly is working at Robt, Make this beauty lotion for a few cents
Coultes'. Belgrave. . and see for yourself
Misses Amelia Leaver and Edna Mc• -•What girl or woman hasn't beard of
lemon juice to remove complexiOn blemish -
Neil of nast Wavianosh, visited with es, to whiten the skin and to bring out
their friend, Victoria Champion last the roses the freshness anti the hidden
week , beauty? But lemon juice alone is acid,
therefore irritating, and should be mixed
Mr. John Gibbons sold a very valuable with orchard white this way. Strain
horse to Mr. J. Foster last week, through a fine cloth the juice ot two fresh
lemons iuto a bottle containing about
Mr. Ted Haines sold a fine 3 year-old three ounces oforchard white. then shaka
colt one day lately. We presume he well a.nd you have a witrio quarter pint of
got a good price for it was certainly a fine skin and complexion lotion at ab ut the
cost one generaily pays for asmall jar of
one.
ordinarily cold cream Be sure to strain
Huron Blood Will Tell the lemon juice so no pulp gets into the
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• bottle, then this lotion will remain pure
1 he February number of Printer and and fresh for months, When applied daily
Publisher contains an excellent cut of Mr. to the face; neck arms and hands it should
Ilugh J. Logan, of Toronto, and also of ItlitPt bsiac..11',dear, smootheu and bestu-
ltis extensive show molts on Adelaide •kity druggist will supply three ounces
street in that city. Mr. Logan is an old of orchard white at very little cost andthe
Seatorth boy, being a son of the late • John grocer has the lemons,
are:
1 -Nothing in the regulations shall
or ananufacturing intoxicating liquor
for .sacramental, industrial, artistic,
• mechanical, scientific and medicinal
purposes, in accordance with the
• terms of his license,
2 --No person. after the first day of
April, 1918, shall send, take, trans-
port into or deliver in any prohibited
area. any intoxicating liquor or cause
any intoxicating liquor to bo so sent,
. transported, or delivered. -
3 -No person after the ist day of
April, 1018, shall either directly or In
directly sell or contract or agree t2
sell any intoxicating liquor which
in or which is to be delivered within
any prohibited area.
4 -Nothing in these regulations
contained shall prevcrit a licensee or
manufacturer from selling, 'sending
taking • or traneporting intoxicating
liquor to a licensee in any prohibited
area, •or prevent a common minder
three month nor more than Mx
=tithe; for a Second offence im-
prisonment for not less than six and
not more than twelve ntonths. Pro-
visions is unto made for the issue of
seareh warrants,
The regulations continue in rot co
during the present war and for
twelve 111033.11tS thereafter.
IT SHOULD MAKE
A MILLION FOR HIM
Cincinnati man discovers drug that
!omens corns so they lift out
gists here are kept busy dispensing freez- • Mrs. Dougald Simpson of Denfield, is
of late there has been considerable critic-
ism passed upon the town's wood deal.
At the regular meeting in February, the
council thought it wise (owing to the
scarcity of fuel) to try and purchase a
quantity of wood which could be sold in
small lots, to any who were completely out
of fuel. . A committee, comprising Coun-
cillors Fells, Gurney and Currie were ap-
pointed to investigate and report at the
next regular meeting. At the regular
March meeting, Convenor Fells, stated
that the committee had bought 100 cords
of mixed wood at 83.50 per cord, if the
town wanted it all well and good, if not
they need not take it, as they already
had been offered $4.50 per cord for 45
cords of the seine. It was very evident,
that the committee did not want the town
to take it as they tried to withdraw the
deal; before the council had voted upon
the transaction,
On motion of Counciffor Spotton they
were not allowed so to do until a vote
had been taken. It was then moved by
Spotton and Tipling that the council ac-
cept the report of the committee on wood,
and that the same committee, be a stand
ing committee for the disposal in small
lots to those who were needing the same
The next day the said committee sold the
whole lot to Mr. Cantelon.
1. Did the committee betray their
trust?
2. There has been times this winter
when our dealers had no coal or wood,
then if the town had a little to fall back
upon in case of emergency, 'haw would
they be competing, with that which did
not exist?
3. Did the committee sell for the same
figure as was- paid for the wood?
4. If the wood was of good value, wily
not have reserved the same for heating
clerk's ofiiice, hall and library? .
The profit accruing from the sale of
100 cord of mixedavood (equally divided)
would riot have caused a very big loss,
either to Mr. McLean or Mr. Cantelon,
when the town had no intention especially
of establishing a permuanneeniet Josh.voodyard.
.
Yours respectfully,
Belgrave
•Ales. McLelland of Blyth. is calling on
friends in*the village. .
Mt Robert Armstrong of Seaforth, is
' spending a few days in the village.
Good news spreads rapidly and drug -
on e,the recent discovery of a. Cincinatti viaiting at R. Munro's. •
man. whii?li is said to looseu ally corn so Me David Scott is spending a week
it lifts out with -the fingers. with friends in Milton,
A quarter of an ounce costs very little
at •tny drug store, but this is Feld to be Mis (Rev.) Davidson has a lady friend
sufficient to rid one's feet of every hard or from Montreal visiting her,
soft corn or callus.
You apply just a few drops ou the. ten-
der, aching corn or toughened callus and .
instantly the soreness is relieved, and soon
the corn or callus 1.5 so shrivelled that it
lifts out without pain, It is a sticky sub-
stance which dries when applied and nett-
er inflames or even irritates the surround-
ing skin.
This discovery wilt prevent thousands
of deaths annually from lockjaw and in-
teetion heretofore resulting from the sui•
cideil habit of cutting corns.
• East Wawanosh
Louis, the young son of Mr. Fred
Cook was operated on for appendicitis on
Thursday last, and is doing as well as
can be expected. • . as.
Mr. Chas. Wightman made the first
maple • Luis di t ict this season
syrup in sr •
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and Metropolitan Clothing Co., Kingston, %.41
consisting of Men's and Boys' Clothing, k
Raincoats, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Skirts',
Waists, Dress Goods, Embroideries, Etc.
Commencing at 2 p. m. shaPp on
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Do Prisoners of War
The German Authorities have issued a
memorandum to the effect that parcels
for Prisoners of War interned in Germany
must be addressed to the "parent" (or
With the land forces
and with the fleet
WRIGLEY'S
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gives solace in the
long watch, it fresh-
ens and refreshens,
steadies nerves,
allays thirst, helm
appetite and digestion.
The
Flavour
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supplied
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main) camp to which.the prisoners be-
long and must not bear the names of any
branch or working camps or of any other
place to which the Prisoner might be de-
tailed for special services.
The memorandum states that prisoners
who have been detailed for services out-
side the "parent" camps. have been en-
joined by the German Authorities from
the very first, to inform in this sense any
relations or other persons from whom they
expect to receive postal parcels. Parcels
for Prisoners of War in hospitals also
come within the meaning of these regu-
rations.
In the interests of the Prisoners it. je
therefore essential that *thee regulations •
should be strictly adhered to a§ otherwise
the German Authorities will not delivee
the parcels to the Prisoners of War fiir
which they are inten ded, and it is seg..
gested that persons in Canada When writ.
ing to Prisoners in Germany., should ati.
certain definitely the name of the '1)=04
(or main) camp so that they can CoiriPly
with the regulations of the German auth-
orities in addressing parcels to Prjeonere.
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Necessary Farm
Equipment
MORE and more the Ford as is keeled
upon by progressive farmers as new,.
sary farm equipment, the same u the
plow, the hay -rake, the drill, the mower, the
harrow and other labor and time -saving
machinery.
A farmer with a Ford ear can dispense with
one or two of his horses s.nd make the tti$ to
town, railway station, ,creamenr, or to the neigh-
bours in one-third the time. in fact there is se
tarn machine made that will Itiv6 the but"
farmer and his busy wife so much valuable
as a Ford. And it's so easy tattle Ipso
easier than a horse. No bed to make. or haY
oats to get, no harnessing and unharneeglig,
no stables to clean. The Forel practically t
care of
Ask any farmer who owns a roni if ine "egg
ever again try to get along, without it als
MOW'fl bestial!, your decigram to own one.
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VIVIVERSAL CAR
Touring • * $595 Sedan * * 070
gunabout 0 $515 await $535
Coup 0 $770 Ona‘ton Truck $750
,Poi, orn
A. M. Crawford Dealer W*
ham