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THE WINGIT.. ADVANCE, TIJURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1909,
ON OVERCOATS,
PBICE$
That Mean Business
When it comes to down -right Good Values,
you will travel a long way before you find
anything to equal these , 9 A9 07
"QUALITY'
$16.50 and $15.00
For $11.00.
l2 only, Men's Overcoats
in Blacks and '.1‘ weeds,
mostly loth Century
make, which means su-
• perior tailoring and a
perfect fit. $16 5o and
$15 oo are the regular
prices. You can have
any one of them. $11
for
$13.50 For $8.00.
Four only, Men's Dark
Tweed Overcoats, vel-
vet collars, this season's
goods, regular $r3,50.
Our price now l�'i0.00
is only U
$7.00 For $5.00.
6, only, Men's Black and
Tweed Overcoats, good
value at $7 00. Our
only is now $5.00
...........,
Don't take anything for granted, but investigate
and compare values.
[McGee & Campbell
Clothiers and Men's Furnishers
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Fors and Coats at Cost.
If in need of the above articles, why not
call and inspect ours ? Everything up -to -date -no
old stock -and the prices will suit all.
Our New Prints, New Insertions,
And New Embroideries
Are now on sale. Come and purchase
early and get the choice of the new goods. We
have everything in this line to please the most
exacting customer. We shall be pleased to show
. these goods.
MEM
Fresh Groceries always on hand.
Highest Prices Paid for Produce.
D. M. GORDON
WPM
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I Unusual Values In
1 ilardwaro.
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IThe momentum of active trade has carried us
well into the new year. We make it well worth
your while to buy now by offering exceptional bar-
gains in every thing, Buy as we buy ! Watch your
Iopportunity ! As we tell of things that are special,
look into them, We keep on the outlook all the
time for quick buying chances, and ,values such as
these seldom last long,
ICROSS -CUT SA.WS.-We have two only, 53; feet long
with ]ante tooth, for $2.00 each.
SAW HANDLES. -15 cents a pair.
BUCK SAWS. -3 only, Happy Medium, at 40e each.
AXES. -We have half a dozen hand -made Axes to
clear at 70c each.
We have on hand all sizes of Coil Qbain, suitable for
ILogging Chains, Repair Chain Links, Cant Hooks, Cunt
Hook Handles, Whifetree Irons, Curry Combs and Horse
Brushes.
Nothing wrong with any of them in any way,
simply the usual January ,Clearance Sale. All the
Istores give bargains just about this season of the
year and we discount our own best effort with
more for your money than you ever knew before.
Call and see what we call Bargain.
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Alex. Voun & Co. I
THE BIG HARDWARE
CrNGHAM - ONTARIO.) �Ii�• O®
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SERIOUS, BTJT TRUE,
The Dominion Government will not
touch technical education because
education ie a matter for the pro-
vinces, and it doesn't want to inter,
fere with provincial rights. Control
of crown lands is also assigned to pro-
vinces, but Sir Wilfrid's government
in establishing the provinces of Alber-
ta and Saskatchewan, refused to allow
them control of the public domain.
When it suits a political purpose, as.
in the matter of the Manitoba schools,
Sir Wilfrid refuses to interfere in
political purpose, as in Alberto Alld
Saskatchewan,he t t.erteres with the
control of the schoola, When p rty
interests require it, Sit W In-
sists that the control of the WWII
franchise and registration belong caw,
etitutionally to the provineial au hori-
ties. When there is an urgent party
necessity that the Manitoba, Onta4o
and British Columbia lists and dia.
tricts should be so manipulated as to
give the Lanrier government a dis-
honest advantage, Sir Wilfrid is ready
to trample on provincial )rights. So.
you see it all depends upon theview
school questions, When it suits a point.:
Seeds of this handsome Ostrich
Feather Aster given away free
SEEDS FREE
If you are interested in gardening we want to seed
you our New 1909 Catalogue. This is one of the most
complete seed catalogues published. With the cata-
logue we will include, free of charge, a package of seed
of our superb Ostrich Feather Aster, which has feath-
ery, snow white blossoms frequently five inches across,
If preferred you may choose a package of our Russian
Giant Lettuce or Colossal White Sugar Beet seed.
Write today and name your choice, also mention
name of this paper.
Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Limited,
London, Ont.
CANADIAN SUFFRAGETTES.
Prof. Goldwin Smith has this to say
on this question ;-Suffragettism has
started here. After the exhibition on
the other side of the water a repeti-
tion in Canada might have seemed im-
possible. But seeing that neither of
our two political parties rests upon
any principle of its own, a movement
playing on the balance of the parties
may stand a good chance of success.
It may be taken for granted that the
agitation, if it succeeds in gaining the
vote, will not stop there, but present-
ly demand admission to parliament.
What sort of women will go into poli-
tics it is easy to foresee. The gentle
wife and mother will prefer home and
the cradle. Meantime not a single
case apparently has been cited of any
female grievance which. male legisla-,
tors have refused to redress. In fact,
the balance is the other way. After
all, gdod may be done in the and.
The political world may be brought to
its senses and compelled to have done
with faction fights and have recourse
to real government.
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