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Our Window Sale of Ladies'
Spring Suits, exclusive styles, and
up- to -date in workmanship and
style.
Suits regular $32,50 to $40.
Sizes 34 to 44.
Sale price $23.75.
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SILK DRESSES
Ilib Brown, Tan, Green, Black,
Belgian Blue.. All sizes.
APIARYFOR
cescriptiou of the [ tluirimelit Re-
(1W:red to Ill drift SIucc'b aS.
CLUBS FOR Mil FARMERS
Outline a,Srunnier I'rogr'aut Now and
hero Everything Well Organized
--Tho Club Picnic Is rt Very Suc-
cessful Feature of the. Year'e
\l'orlc.
(Contributed by Ontario Departu'ent of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
x•ruae•rED honey production
is the meet Satiefactory for
beginner;;. ..tart with three
coloniee and sufmleient equip-
ment and then make the bees Pay
their way. Ono colony does not give
the beginner an opportunity to right
ulnae kes or accidents profitably.
Three colonies can bo managed by
devoting one evening weekly to the
apiary.
Avoid many troublesome pitfalls
by starting with the right hive. The
10 fr. Langstroth hive has given the
best satisfaction In Ontario. All bee-
keepers' supply houses carry this
hive and its parts in their regular
stock. Buy your first hives from a
good manufacturer. It is very ne-
cessary to have all hive parts inter-
changeable so that they may be used
in any colony in the apiary. Uni-
formity and accurate workmanship
alone can ensure this need.
One complete 10 fr; Langstroth
hive consists of:—
(1) A bottom board.
(2) A hive body with self- spacing
frames and wire.
(3) A telescoping metal roof
cover.
In addition the beginner should
provide for, each colony one queen
excluder; two extra hive -bodies com-
plete with frames; and 7 lbs. of
Medium brood foundation, which
runs 6 sheets to the lb., to fill the
frames with a guide and foundation
for the future combs.
It is advisable to commence with a
2 -ib. package of bees and queen; a
t
swarm or a nucleus. Less danger
!rout disease attends the buying
Of
pound packages than the buying of
swarms and nuclei. Pound packages
euay be secured for delivery from
May lst to :`one 30th, Early pack-
ages will yield a surplus if carefully
handled. Enquire of the Provincial
Apiarist re disease in your locality
before buy111 Swarms, nuclei ter col-
onies.
The accessory equipment for the
beginner should consist of: --
(1) A veil of black cotton tulle.
(2) A Standard bee smocker.
(3) A hive tool.
(4) A spur 'wheel wire embedder,
(5) An uncapping J box. . (6) An uncapping
(7) A complete set of Department
literature, Bulletins 213, 233 and
256, and a goad reference bee book.
(8) A small honey extractor.
With the exception of Nos. 6, 7 anti
8, it is advisable to acquire the Ma-
terial needed from a supply firm at -
once, The uncapping box can be
made at house, and the beginner
could probably co-operate with anoth-
er beekeeper in securing the use of
an extractor. With the increase Ge
colonies to ten, it would then be ad-
visable to provide a storage can to
assist in handling the ceep.—W. A.
Weir, Ontario Agricultural College.
11' yOU.ha7ve .not paid for The Advance we
would ash that you do so without delay.
The Thrift C ar
There are five things to consider'
.when you buy a motor car-
Appearance '
Performance
'Comfort
Service
Price
Canadian owners 'vho have
bought the Overland Model 90 have .
not been worried about any of these
things.
Remember this when you decide
to buy yolar calif
Local Dealer, 1. KENNEDY
Willya-Overland, Limited
Willya Knight and Overland Motor Cora and Light
Commercial Wagons r
Head Office and Works, West Toronto, Ontario
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TIIE Wt1 ftm &M .ADVANCJ
onsassasssRsssmas■samsssrsa
.MORE THAN PLEASED
"I'm more than pleased with the Sharples Suction -feed
▪ Separator you sold me. I can turn fast or slow and
still get every trace of cream—a thing X could never
fia do with any other make. 1 am getting more creams
a from the same milk. By tests I have found that the
is cream is perfectly even, too --regardless of operating
• ,a speed. It is the easiest machine to clean 1 ever saw,
• owing to the simple bowl."
SHARPLES
REAM SEPARATOR
1s the ONLY separator In which the inflow of milk, vanes
ilk with the operating speed. In an other separators the
• talk feed is flied—if *quota is !overdo', toe Much milk
w'
runs through the bowl and cannot ba perfectly separated.
• Borne tars into the Crsatn, making it thin and unevert•-
• setts tuna into the skint milk and is wasted. 'That's
e hew the case with a "Sharpies" -gats *very trace of
• mato at wislely.vatylttg episode. Delivers ,perfact13,
AP etrepa cream, too, any spmd, Knee.lew supply tank.
No disci- a$7 ta.cleatr, Let tai d*rrtouttts*ta it to you.
W* Davidson & Son
eratadit.,6140440 Repair* wed Oils as rrietf In Stook.
. Sit* moss *'s aa to * alu
FIFTEEN
HUNDRED DOLLARS
per year is the salary of a lady
graduate of ten years ago. Her
two sisters have since taken cours-
es. Father and mother are gone
bnt the three daughters are also
lutely independent and beyond
want
Parental What about your
daughter. Write for the testi•
monial of the above girl and a
thousand other graduates
ENTER. NOW
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NO VACATION
la* patIllernm.ff
°SPOTTON=
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Affiliated with Canada Business
College, Toronto.
Lieut. Foster Ferguson, (Somewhere
in- France) Principal.
GEO. $POTTON, President.
t;IRLSt LEMON JUICE
IS SKIN WRITE1)JER
How to make a Creamy Beauty Lotion
for a few Ciento
The juice of two fresh lemons strained
into a bottle containing three ounces of
orehard white makes a whole quarter
pint of the most remarkable lemon skin
beautifier at about the cost one -must pay
for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams.
C areshculdbetaken to strain the lemo n
juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp
gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for
ni"onths. Every woman knows that lemon
juice is used to bleach and remove such
blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan
and is the ideal skin softener. whitener and
beautifier,
Just try it! Get three ounces'of orch-
ard white at any drug store and two
lemons from the grocer and make up a
quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lemon
lotion and massage it daily into the face`
neck, arms and hands.
Whitechurch •
Miss Hazel Wocks of Teeswater is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Mowbray.
Miss Jeanette Cottle has returned from
Hamilton., where she spent the pat few
weeks.
Master James Wilson is ill of pneu.-
monia,
M. -Ind Mrs, Ben McClenaghau spent
Sunday i,.t:t ,.. parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Barbour.
James McIntosh has bought a Ford
111 Miss Vina Smith of Wingham spent the
week'end at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
Alex. Mowbray.
Miss Sadie Coling of Ripley is visiting
$ her sister. Mrs. D. McTavish.
® Mr. Wii Henry led the Guild on Sun•
day. Miss Ruby Everett sang a solo,
IN Ou May 12th the prayer meeting ,coin
ntiUce will have charge.
Mr. Frccl Davidson has purchased a
Ford car.
Rev. Mr. Amos of Palmerston conduct.
Dr. Waldron's World's Most Wonder-
ful Eczema and Rheumatism Cure
Golden Root Blood
ENTIRELY puri fBerVEGETABLE
Prepared from strongly concentrated
extracts of Roots, Barks and Herbs.
Warranted not to contain any mineral
Substance or Poisonous Drugs and per-
fectly safe at all tithes. The GOLD-
EN ROOT BLOOD PURIFIER in-
variably cures Kidney and Liver Di-
seases, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
Headache, Billious Attacks, Remittant
and Interinittant Fevers, Cramps in
Stomach. Catarrh, 'Costiveness, Piles,
Pimples, Weakness, Torpidity -of the
System, all Rheumatic and Nervous
Complaints and Female Weakness.
The aged find GOLDEN ROOT
BLOOD PURIFIER just the tonic
they need in their declining years. For
Female Complaint it has no equal.
Being a purely vegetable preparation,
it is a safe and reliable remedy for old
and young, married or single females
in every condition of health or station
of life. All are helped and permanent-
ly cured of that debilitating weakness
peculiar to their sex.
PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLE
Registered under "Canada Propriet-
ory or Patent Medicine Act".
WINOUAM MARKETS
(Correct up till WecinesdaY neon)
Wheat .... ....2 14 to
Flour, per cwt,atandatel...i 75 to
Bran, per ton 32 00 to
Shorts, per ton... . 40 00 to
Oats 00 to
Barley . .............. 1 40 to
Hay, 12 00 to
Butter, per lb.—dairy.... 34 to
Eggs, per dozen 36 to
Lard 20 to
Cattle, med., butchers0 00 to
Cattle, butchers choice10 50 to
Hogs, live weight 10 50 to
Butterfat . to
PREPARED DY
E. RUNSTEDLER & SON
Erie, Penailvania Owasso., Michigan
and Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Runstedler
Wingham, Ontario
This medicine is procurable only at
Mrs. Runstedler's Millinery Parlors.
5 83
3li 00
44 00
1 05
1 80
13 440
10 300
11 50
20 00
45
c CARLOAD of CATTLE
,s.
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An auction sale of cattle will be
held at
Towne's Hotel, Wroxeter
SATU'R.. MAY 11TH,
20 Yearlings and 10 year old
4 fresh cows
This is high grade stock, and in
best of condition.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock.
.= TERMS — 0 months credit • on
;:; furuishing approved joint notes. •r
_: ID, E. McDONALD, J; PURVIS, 4
._• Prop. Auct.
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respect. May it mark the time for your
speedy return
Vvure vut z Avenel 7
b a f,tucicee
11. L Innioe
Lillian Gray
Florence Bellinger
Phyllis M. Smithett
H. Haynes
Belgrave
Last week was a busy week on the
stock market here On Wednesday Tay-
lor and Dames paid out w8 500 for cattle;
on Thursday John Armstrong paid about
$3,000 for hogs and on Friday Jas Taylor
paid about 12,500 for hogs and cattle.
This week promises to be pretty good
also as there are a number of grass cattle}
to come out yet,
A bright young life was ended on Mon•
day morning when Miss Lizzie Mont.
ornery, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thos 1
Montgoinery, 10th con., Wawanosh,
passed to the outer world. Lizzie had
been confined to her bed for about three
months with heart trouble. She will be
missed in the home. The sincere sym-
pathy of the community is extended to ,
the father, mother, brothers and sisters.
Airs. Bailey and Mra. Thyne visited
Mrs, Wm. Wray last week.
Mrs. Munroe of Auburn, was a visitor
with Mfrs, C McCrea for a couple of days.
Rev. Mr. Smith of Brussels, took the
services in the Anglican church Sunday.
Miss Bengough of Wingham, was call'
ing on old friends in the village Monday' ,
Mrs, Moore is visiting her aunt, Alrs.
Chas, McCrea,
Mrs. Joe Brandon spent a couple of
days with her sister, Mrs. Bryant, of
Hallett.
Hints butt s .c
Thoruugu
Must be piaetfeaci .0 ,u“:
common hoe, wheel ilJe aua nue ga•
den cultivator should be Kept guut8
immediately alter each rain, The
seed sowu tit the field should be thin-
ned carefully, giving each plant the
amount of space required tor good
growth. Use poison bran hash ;u
kill the cut worm, which will be ac-
tive at this season. The asparagus
bed should have the second applica-
tion of 100 lbs. per act.: of nitrate
of .sada. All stocks should be care-
fully cut even if tuey caauut ue ossa.
teeny celery, to,uto,eue atirli Otioei
Lenuer omnis buvu,u ., t UUL
tll'St et LUIS n..., e, LI •
euetllrihC1':i, liUiul„il Th u.. .1 '-'
cd A a:.ti,.
should hi, pia„t
of nitrate e1 boon eue
tomato plants tuui t,i uye eee a fa.
setting out, will aid intlle11 6rov,t,l.
The latter part of tins mourn and
the beginning of next, late celery,
cabbage, ca ulif eWer and kale a, e
transplanted into the field. Sowing
of corn and beans shot.'d be male
every week during this month.
ANNUAL EXCU'R$.ION
GODERICH to DETROIT
aid Return.
STEAMER GREYHOUND
Leave Goderich
Tues, Junellth,lOa,m.E,T.
ed the services in the Presbyterian church
ou Suuday, There was no evening sere
vice in the Methodist cliurch on acocunt of
communion service :1t Bethel,
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Mowbray of
Wiugiiant, were weekend guests of
Mende here,
Thursday May gth 1915
Big Shoe Sale for Men
42 pairs Men's low shoes (oxfords
in laced and buttoned—Patent
leather, Velour calf, Tan calf
To Eradicate Bad Weeds.
If troubled with mustard in grain
crops, spray with the 20 p.c. solution
of iron sulphate, (2 lbs. of iron sul-
phate to each gallon of water). 11
such spraying is to be effective it,
must be done early just when, the
first mustard plants In the field are,
coming into flower.
Good cultivation followed by rape
sown about the middle of June la
drills about 26 inches apart at the
rate of 1% pounds per acre, pro-
vides a means of eradicating peren-
•,ial sow thistle and twitch grass.
Rettlrning leaves Detroit
Thursday, June 13th, 1 p,m.
,S'2 72O11JV71 TTI '
4;1.50 ONE WAY
The only boat trip from Goderich to De-
troit'this season.
Belmore
Dr. and Mrs Allison of Toronto, spent
Sunday with the doctor's mother.
Dr. Albert and Mrs. Perdue of Clifford,
spent a day with Mrs. Per'due's mother,
Mrs. McCrea.
George Jordan has bought Miss Ben-
gough's property in the village,
The concert given Friday evening,
May 3rd, under the leadership of Mr. R.
Redmond success a was decided in ever
d
Y
way. The weather being ideal the
Foresters' Hall was so filled the people
crowded the aisles and lobby. The pro-
gram fully met the expectation of every-
one. Mr. Redmond's pupils excelled
themselves in the rendering of choruse§.
readings and insti•utnental numbers, re-
flecting much credit upon their teacher
who himself favored the audience with
several fine violin selections, accompanied
on piano by Miss Howson The dialogue
"Soaring Aloft," duets, solos and chorus-
es, contributed by other local talent, (in-
cluding the Southern gentlemen) were
highly entertaining, the audience show-
ing their appreciation by hearty and pro-
longed applause. The proceeds were
fine too, $81 00 being the amount. This
is in aid of Red Cross work.
The Patriotic Society shipped to Hy-
man Hall, London, on April 23rd, 9
shirts, 1 suit of pyjamas, 48 pair of socks.
Rev. Mr. Sinclair attended the Synod
of the Presbyterian church at London
last week and gave a very interesting
description of the meeting at the service
last Sunday.
Mrs. James Douglas has returned home
after her illness. Her many friends hope
she will improve quickly.
Mr.. Jos. Murray has returned home
after spending a week with his daughter,
Mra. D. Livingstone, Moncrieff.
Mr. Robt. Nichol Sr , 17th con., is not
recovering as quickly as his many friends
would like after going through an opera-
tion.
The Women's Institute held their
annual monthly meeting in the hall on
Saturday. A good attendance was press
ent. The next meeting will be held at
the home of .)airs. Robt. Ballagh, 2nd
concession, The district speaker will be
present.
Miss Blanche Irwin spent a day last
week with Bluevale friends.
Mr. Henry Johann took the topic at
Christian Endeavour Sunday evening.
No passports required for males of mili-
tary age on this trip. Simply sign your
name for the Immigration Oflice who will
be on duty on board stei,fner at time of
departure.
Canadians coming to Detroit for a tem -
head t x ostar make a deposit. are not d to U. S. Iinmiii--
gration Officers will be on the steamer to
pass excursionists.
BAND MOONLIGHT
Out of Goderich
Mon. Eve'g, June 70th
fi p,m.-25c.
Music and dancing ill Greyhound ball
room.
Next Sunday, May 12,, will be observed
its Mothers I)ay in the Presbyterian
chueelt. Every mother is urged to be
present and to meet in the basement be-
foro the morning service. The centre"
front seats '+!Sill be reserved for the
mothers.
Mrs. Thos. Gaunt went to London this
week to attend the graduatiol.t exercise{
of Victoria novae, wter* her sister,
Wm X, Mckenzie, is ass of tlin poets
"leas*
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EXTRA EXTRA =I
When selling scalp iron
._ or junk of any kind be
sure that you know the
• weight. Solite buyers
.b are honest and others
: are not.
: 1 will positively pay the
3*, highest price for all kinds
of junk.
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HARRY WOROSMAN
Phone 240.
Genuine
good sh o es
that are
worth from
$5 to $5.50
per pair in
nearly all
sizes.
one shoe
of each pair
in south wirti
dow withslit
ticket attach-
ed.
On sale SATURDAY EVE'G at 7.30
For $2.37 per pair.
W. H.WILLIS
Salem
An auto accident occurred near here on
Sunday when the Dettman boys and John
Boyd were driving down the gravel road
their car turned over with the result that
it was badly wrecked, Fortunately the
boys escaped with only a few cuts and
bruises,
Sacrament was held here on Sunday
with a large attendance, several joining
the church.
Mr. 13d, Bennett who is in Wingham
General Hospital, is we are pleased to
learn, improving.
Gunner J. J. Weir, son of Mrs. Wm.
Weir, was remembered by the members
of the Royal Bank Staff, corner Bloor
St. and Dovercourt Road. Toronto,
where he was a valued member until the
time he enlisted, by the presentation of a
gold watch and the following address:
Toronto, Ont,.
April 13. 1948.
Gunner John James Weir,
67th Battery.
Toronto, Ont.
Dear Mr. Weir; --
We the undersigned members of the
staff•ofthe Bloor & Dovercourt Branch of
the Royal tank of Canada desire to ex-
press to you our sincere regret at the'
severance of your connection with us,
where our associations have been so
pleasant. We shall miss your beaming
smile and your agreeable manner which
has so endeared you to us, and on this
the eve of your departure to take your
place witur gallant boys in the treat
Cause for Fre`Zdom and Justice, we ask to
take with you our sinter* goad wishes
for your future tetlfare and t; II
news.
We wish you. Godspeed, and deet
Sole Agent
For The
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Our Graduates GET and HOLD THE BEST POSITIONS
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It is with pleasure we announce
large shipment of beautiful Silks of genuine French and
Swiss manufacture. New Gingham Checks, Foulards, Sa
IStripes and other fancy weaves. .
Plain Taffeta, Messouline, Habutia and Duchess in a.
Ihost of shades.
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the arrival of a very
vtAR
.%weatere
. Just to hand some beautiful new Wool and Silk Sweaters in the new shade3
• of Robin Egg, Blue, Rhubarb and Sage,
Viyetta,flannete 1st
'"VIYELIA„
FLANNEL
be
Complete ran‘e now (01 for your
inspection
DOES NOT SHRINK
The most economical dress goods on to -day's.
Plain and fancy colors.
Does not fade or shrink and is suitable for day
and night wear, for man, woman or child.
to Us.
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5 only Carpet Squares, odd lines•in our regular stock up to $35.00.
While they last $20.'000
2 pieces Union Carpet and one piece color fast matting. Regular 60c and
75c per yd. Week end price 45c.
o KING B
Standard Patterns. Choice Produce at Flighes0K4ils.
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