The Wingham Advance, 1909-03-11, Page 44
The Hanna Stock
In all the 'history of Western Ontario
was there an opportunity offered you to
buy Dry Goods, Clothing and Furs at
the prices we quote you.
Crowded to
the Doors
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Every day last week we had a grand
business—we sold more goods than we
did the first week, and we will contin-
ue to sell them at
The Lowest Prices
on Earth
Why not? Just think of a comparative-
ly new stock bought at a ridiculous
. price for easel, and only a short time
to clear it all out.
Some Special bargains
Just placed into stock, some lines we
were short of—bought them at almost
a Hanna price. Buy them -now when
you, get the chance.
Women's Embroidered Hose
25 dozen of a maker's over stock, made
of good cashmere, black, beautifully em-
broidered, with two designs in blue,
white, and red; 35c values for 19c.
Children's Pure
Cashmere Hose
Special lot of 25 dozen, sizes from 5 to
8 inches, pure wool, full shaped, soft and
good; regular price 35c and 45c; bargain
price, any size, 25e.
27 Inch Japanese
Taffeta Silk
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5 pieces of splendid, bright, perfect, wide
width Taffeta finished Japanese silk, in
Ivory and Cream only --goods that always
s^11 at 50c, a yd.; while they last for 33c
per yard.
Ri etnnants White , and
Stripe Flannelette
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Another case of mill ends of Flannelettes
in yard wide stripe and in white Saxony
Flannelette. At a Big Bargain.
Balance of our Furs at
NextmtoftNothing Prices
Colne and be convinced that the bar.
gains are here for you,
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THE "IMAM A 'V A NC
Brti els,
Monthly Iroise Fate on .April 1st.
Mrs. Duncan McCallum and son0.
have purchased the floc 200 -acre farm.
from Rd. Lear, of Ilullett Tp„ paying
$12,000 for came,
The Metropolitan Bank stair.nmoved
into their newly outfitted premises on
Monday and are now nicely settled in
their fine quarters.
It is said that Alfred Backer has
purchased the eligible building lot on
Turnberry street from Jas. Thnell and
may build a new residence next
year.
The probabilities are that the ro-
posal to erect a new church by Mel-
ville church congregation will not be
consummated than year, but may be
undertaken at a later period.
Monday evening at the monthly
meeting of Brussels Orange Lodge No.
774, under the head of the order of
business, good and welfare, ,Dr. M.
3, Moore arose and read an address
from the brethren while S, T. Plum
presented Rev, II. M. Lang -Ford with
a beautiful gold headed cane, suitably
engraved, expressing the good wishes
of the brethren and regrets at his ex-
pected removal for his new field of
labor in the town of Listowel.
Mrs. Robt. McKay, an old resident
of the 8th con., Grey, will be 80 years
of age on May 1st. Although her eye-
sight is not at all good, from cataracts,
one eye only being of service, she
made a quilt with over 4000 patches
inside of six months, The industry
she practiced so many years seems to
be so inwrought that it has become a
part of her make-up.
Thursday evening :of last week the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter,
John St„ Brussels, was an occasion of
joy and gladness when the members of
the family gathered, once more around
the family fireside and duty celebrated
the golden anniversary of father and
mother. From the absent members,
who through unavoidable causes could
not be present, came letters of con-
gratulations. The wedding dinner be-
ing disposed of, the oldest member of
the family, Mrs. W. H. Peter of Her -
vie, took advantage of the situation
and surprised the groom and bride of
fifty years, by reading an appropriate
address, while the baby daughter,
Miss Clara, of Clinton, presented Mrs.
Hunter with a full set of Austrian
China dishes, inlaid with gold, and
Mr. Hunter with a gold headed cane,
suitably inscribed, as a token of appre-
ciation from the family of the notable
event,
Beware Of Substitutes 1
Greedy dealers endeavor to pan off,
substitute for Putnam's Corn Extrac-
tar. Insist on Putnam's only, it cures
corns and warts thoroughly. The
imitation may fail,
Over Twelve Million Dollars.
Frank Kress of Kalamazoo, Mich.,
has accomplished a sale of a colt at
the highest price on record. The deal
originated in a wager regarding the
weight of the colt, and it was placed
by Mr. Ehrmann at 1,160 lbs. !Cress
said that the colt would weigh more,
and a contract was concluded by the
terms of which, when the colt was
weighed, should he' not weigh more
than the 1,160 lbs. he was to become
the property of Ehrruann for nothing,
Should he weigh more than this
amount he was to be bought by Ehr-
mann at one bean for the first pound
of his weight, and this to be succes-
sively doubled for each pound.. The
horse weighed even 1,200 IN, and the
price according to careful estimates
would be $12,500,000.
ASKS U8. TO PR NI
To relieve the worst forms of 'theta
matisUrt, take a teaspoonful of the fol-
lowing mixture after.' each. ureal and
at bedtime
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce ;, (Jompoend Keegan, one ounce;
Compound Syrup $.irsaparilla, three
ounces.
These harmless ingredients can be
obtained fronri our home druggists,
and are easily mixed by shaking them
well in a bottle. Relief is generally
felt from the first few doses.
This prescription forces the clogged-
up, inactive kidneys to filter and strain
front the blood the poisonous waste
matter and urie acid, which causes
Rheumatism.
As Rheumatism is not only the most
dsinful end torturous disease, but
angerous to life, this simple recipe
will no doubt be greatly valued by
many sufferers here at home, who
should at once prepare the mixtureto.
get this relief.
It is said that a person who would
take this prescription regularly, a dose
or two daily, or even a few tithes a
week, would never have serious Kid-
ney or Urinary disorders, or Rheum. -
Out this out and preserve it. Good
Rheuniatistn prescriptions which real-
ly relieve are scarce, indeed, and when
you need it, you want it badly.
A Freak Lamb.
Mr. Thos, JY. Mighton, of near Dur-
ham, brought a curiosity into that
town on Monday of last week in the
shape of a freak lamb, born on his
farm the previous day. The freak of
nature which, at first glance,; appears
to be only the hind quarter of a good.
sized Iamb, has but one limb visible,
and is entirely without a head, though
the last named member, as well as the
various joints and muscles can be dis-
tinctly felt through the covering of
skin and wool that envelopes the
whole. It is decidedly one of the
freakiest pieces of nature ever seen
and the astonishing part of the whole
affair is that the lamb was living
when born, and though there was no
apparent aperture in the covering
that enveloped the whole body
through which the animal could
breathe, it lived for several minutes,
WHAT BEAUTIFUL HAIR 1
How often do we hear that excla-
mation of a certain woman's hair or
a certain man's hair.
A. prominent scientist and hair spe-
cialist emphatically states, and leas
proven, that any man or woman can
have luxuriant, lustrous hair, by using
a famous prescription called Parisian
Sage.
Parisian Sage is now made and sold
in Canada. J. Walton Mellibbon, the
druggist, is the agent in Wingham,
and the readers of the Advance can
buy from him for only 50 cents a large
bottle.
Mr. McKibben knows that Parisian
Sage will beautify the hair, cure dan-
druff and stop falling hair, and for
that reason he sells it under a guaran-
tee to eure or money back,
If you cannot obtain Parisian Sage
where you live, you can et a bottle
for 50 ets, from Giroux Mfg. Co„ Fort
Erie, Ont., express charges peepaid.
Alberta Elections.
The Provincial elections for Alberta
are to take place this month, nomina-
tions being' fixed for the 15th and poll-
ing for the 22nd, The Opposition is
protesting against the short notice
allowed, and say that an attempt is
being made to obtain a snatch verdict.
Look as young as you are, Don't
allow .r -worry lines to ere.. him
Avoid them by /Eq. eplu r your ner-
vous system an + digestive organs
in perfect c t clition with Vino!.
VINOL repairs waste nerve tis-
sue, and .builds up strew= .
Vino' is a Cod Liver and iron Tonle.
It contains pelptoiate of iron. and all
et the medicinal body-building prop-
erties
rop .erties of Cad Liver Oil -- without the
olio Vinoi tastes good and agrees
with, the weakest stomach.
ANAEMIA
Is ai complaint peculiar to wo-
men. It follows on indoor occu-
pation -- Impure air — insuffi-
eietat nourishment. Vhiol is a
wonderful blood tonic — it en-
riches the blood and gives one
a good ]healthy color.
RUN-DOWN
Conalt1Ans are the result of itt
Sufficient nourishing food, in-
digestion, worry, or overwork
Of the brain or body. Vinci is
the Most successful • rentealy
known. It cures Indigestion,
purifies and enriches the blood
and creates stsefgth.
V
NERVOUSNESS
is caused by overwork, indiglese
tion, or a run-down condition of
the blood. Viuoi is an ideal
nerve tonic, it tones up the
organs of digestion, enriches
the blood aild makes strong,
steady nerves.
SLEEPLESSNESS
is tensed by nerve troubles
and et weakened conditions of
the system. If you are fidgety,
restlless, toss about, and cannot
sleep nights, V i to o I will •
strengthen and invigorate the
entire nerve system ttnd give
refreshing, resift* sleep.
VINOL QUICKLY CURES A COLD AND STOPS A COWIN
Taken TO Asylum.
The Lucknow klentinel says to Arsila,
Nicholson, an unfortunate young matt
who was brought back to his home
in Luc a w
k ao from the North Country
in a helpleee condition, having lost
both feet and parts of both hunch; by
buying theca frozen, was taken to. the
London Asyluin for the insane, last
'rtittreday. His terrible sufi'eringsand
subsequent Iaalpplees condition have
affected his mind, and of late his con-
dition has become steadily worse, and
for several weeks past it has been ne-
cessary to have hien constantly guard-
ed, It is a very sac' ease.
Felice Force Organization.
The latest rumor revives the story
.'hut a Piovinoial police force will be
installed throughout Ontario. In ad-
dition. to the pursuit of eriminais, its
duties will include the enforcement of
the liquor laws, the stamping outof
disorderly houses, and the suppression
of petty thieving. An unofficial re-
port indicates the scheme which nosy
be adopted. The Attoimcy-General
will be at the head of the system,
while immediately under hire will be
the chief executive oilieer, who will
be known as the "General Superinten-
dent of the Ontario Provincial 'Police,"
Under the latter will be two divisional
superintendents, one for Northern and
the other for Southern Ontario. Act-
ing in co-operation with the head
office in the Parliament Buildings will
likely be a staff of criminal inspeetore,
whose work will correspond to that
now done by Provincial detectives.
The police force, proper, will be corn -
posed of sergeants and constables op-
erating from each county town, The
men will be paid probably by straight
salaries, thereby abolishing fees and
commissions. It is understood that
the scitene has the approval of the
Ontario Government, although 'lion.
J. J, Foy, Attorney -General, is not
prepared to make an official statement
concerning it,
FOUR MONEY `)ACS W VINOL %'AILS TO HELP ' .01.1
J. Walton Mckibbon Druggist w Wiagha ��
And. at the Loading Drug eters in eyed Teant end City I d, 111 Beemolr, Agent, wittghtrtxi,
." For three weeks I actually
had to be fed like one feeds n
baby, because my hands and
-arms were so covered with
eczema that they had to be
bound up all the trine,"
That is the experience of Miss
Violet M. Mcsorley, of 75, Gore Street,
Sault Ste, Marie. She adds : " I
could not hold spoon nor fork. From
finger tips to elbows the dreaded disease
spread, my finger nails came off and my
flesh was one raw mass. The itching
and the pain were almost excruciating.
I had three months of this torture and
at one time amputation was discussed."
"Zam-Bak alone saved my hands
and arms. I persevered with h and in
the end had my reward. To -day, I ata
cured wmpletely of every trace of the
dreaded eczema, and I fervently hope
that sufferers from skin disease may
know of my case and the miracle
Zam-Buk has worked."
Zam-Buk is without equal for eczema,
ringworm, ulcers, abscesses, piles, cracked
hands, cold sores,chapped places, and
all skin injuries and diseases, Druggists
and stores at 5o cents a box, or post
free from Zatn-Buk Co., Toronto, for
same pace. You are warned against
dangerous substitutes sometimes offered
as "just as good."
$ai, 000
In spite of the hard times, the above
amount of property hits been sold through
our agency in the past few months,
whloli is au evidence that Ontario Beal
Estate has a sound substantial value,
There is no disguising the foot how-
ever, that the West stilt has attraotions
for many, and farms are being iisted
with us almost every day, because the
owners desire to try their fortunes an
the prairies.
Many of theee farms can he sold by us
at what would have been considered ri.
dieuleusly Iow figures a few years ago,
when the prices for farm products were
much lower than at present.
It will certainly pay any intending
purchaser to give us a call, as a half an
hour in our office would be worth more
to him than a week's driving about the
country.
Desirable town properties for sale.
Money to loan on good fame, at low-
est rates.
lnsuranee.hi alt its branches.
Twenty years experience and no nu -
settled or disputed claims.
REALRitchie Cosens
ESTATE •I
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SA � AND
INSURANCE - WINGIIAM
LEAVE US YOUR
NEXT ORDER FOR
GROCERIES
FLOUR
.BREAD
ORANGES
LEMONS
TEA and COFFEE
Coffee Fresh Ground
while you wait.
We carry nothing but
the Best, and the Best
at Lowest Prices.
Produce Wanted.
alcoim's
PHONE 54
MAKE MONEY
Selling Pelham's Peerless Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, etc., during
the winter months: We offer you
steady and profitable employment in
your own district at good pay. We
have over 600 sores of choice nursery
stock' which you will sell direct to your
customers. No diseased or dried out
American stook supplied, Established
over 80 years.. Write now for par-
ticulars.
PELHAM NURSERY 00.,
Toronto, Ont.
Protection and Safe
Investment.
AMR COMBINED re
The Endowment Policies
—OF—
The Dominion Life
A sound, well managed
Canadian Life Assurance Company.
Average rate of Interest
earned in 1906—
6.73 PER CENT.
WALTER T. BALL
Local Agent — wingham.
SETTLERS'
TRAINS
To,-
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Hy Catiradia» pacific direct line
.Ver Settlers travelling
With livestock and
ot?eett
Special Trains
Valk hoe 'rotate
Each TUESDAY at
MARCO sad APRIL.
at 10.1a v.txi.
Settlers and 1'emilles
Without livestock
Re4ularTirans
leaving Toronto
10,11) pail. dada+
'I'otirlst Sleeping Cara
Pastost Time
COLONIST CAltS ON ALL ,ritA1NS
No l hersie Lor Berth*
Low Colonist Hates
Only Through Service to the West
Apply totaled agent for tuil infori»ationt tad
trio copy 01 '•Sett els' Guido" :er Write R,
Thompson, A.P,A, 0,P,11., Toronto
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
This school stands in the forefront at
the largest and bast praotioal training
school in western Ontario. we have
three departments :
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND,
TELEGRAPHY.All departments are In charge of ex-
perienced instructors and the courses
are thorough and practical. Our gradu.
ates secure good positions. Students are
entering every week. Write for our
free catalogue at once.
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN
PRINCIPAL*
A GREAT SCHOOL!
GREAT IN REPUTATION, RESULTS, INFLU-
ENCE AND TIIOROUGHNBSs. NOW IS
THE TIME TO ENTER THE POPULAR
ELLIOTT6,:b
UQ.
ffedd'
TOR'QNTO, ONT.
And prepare for profitable employment.
Oyu GRADUATES itEAtILX OBTAIN . 000D
pommies. Our Handsome Catalogue is
free. write for one to -day. Students
admitted at any time. College open the
entire year.
W. J. ELLIOTT PRINCIPAL,
Cor. Y•onge & Alexander Ste.
BOIION BANK.
HEAD OXVI0E, TORONTO.
Capital (paid up) - $3,976,000
Reserve (aij MIT- • $5,297,000
Total Assets, over $45,000,000
WINGHAM BRANCH.
Interest nliorvtad on deposit of $1.00
and upwards.
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts villtl on all points In Clan-
Lida, the United States and Europe.
' D, V. 11EPBt 1111, Ingot
lta'taliebtttte, iloftetter
The People's Popuia.r Store
Wingham, Ont.
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READ OUR STORE NEWS CAREFULLY THIS WEEK.
THERE 15 MONEY INIT FOR YOU.
FRESH GROCERIES 1.
BIG VALUES.
Choice Variety of Sweet
Biscuits, 10c a lb. or 3
lbs. for 20c
Canned Tomatoes, 3 for25c
Canned Corn, 3 for ,...25c
Canned Peas, 3 for.........25.e
Canned Pork and Beans,
3 lb.. tin, 3 for 25c
Canned String Beans, 3 for 25c
Gallon Tin Apples, each...25c
Canned Pears, per tin 100
Canned Plums, er ,1.00
Canned Pineapple, per tin..l0c
Prunes; email, 4 lbs. for....25c
Prunes, large, 2 I a ...25c
Evaporated Apricots, 2
lbs. for..., 053
Cooking Figs, small, 8 lbs.26c
et ee large, 4 rt .25c
Choice Table Figs, pkg....l0c
Choice New Dates, 4 lbe.,.26c
Choice " " 3 pkgs..25e
Orange Marmalade, home made.
Canned Finnan Haddie 100
Canned -Fresh Herring 10o
Pure Honey, Clarified 100
Condensed Milk, per tin 15c
Self Rising Buckwheat Flour
for Pancakes,
Home-made Maple Syrup.
A Dish you may enjoy now
any day.
GREAT BARGAINS
--IN--
ngiy Goods & Gents'
Furnishings
Men's Tweed. Suits ; New
Goods- ; Correa. Styles ;
Regular price $7.00 -- Our
Special Price $4.99
Men's Hook -On Teck Ties.
Nbwest shapes and colors.
All new goods. Reg. price, 25o
eaoh—Oar Special Price, 15e.
',furry Up --We have only 6
dozen of those Ties for sale
at above prices.
Hook -On Bow Ties.
Vary ns at, nobby Ties for
men or women. All the newest
shades. Only 6 dczen on sale --
move quick if yon want any.
Regular prioe 15o to 200 each—
Cur Special' Price, 10o. Or 8 for
25 cents.
Quilt Patches,
Good quality Print, Gingham
and Chambray. No waste. No
cutting. Price per lb., only 20c.
Pears Buttons 5c Doz.
250 doz Pearl Buttons, reg. loo per
doz. Special Price, So dozen, any size.
Or 6 dozen for 25o, assorted sizes.
Fancy Art Sateens.
100 Mecca in yard lengths, very
Pretty patterns, now designs. Worth
200 to 30e a yard. Your choice while
they last for 5o eaoh.
WANTED—Butter, Eggs, Beans, Dried Apples, Green Apples,
etc. Big prices paid for Choice Poultry.
T. A. MILLS
VtiINGrHAM
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Daily Arrivals of New
' Spr ill g Goods 1
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I A11 the newest shades anda rn for Spring
rte s o Sp g
8 Suits, are to be obtained here, at the most
g reasonable prices. a
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Wash Goods
We are now unpacking the greatest selection
of Muslim, Gingham, and linen effects to be
shown in Winghaln this season, suitable for
IWaists and Suite.
ssh.. r A
ngs
A. frill range of New Carpets, Linoleum, Olt- g
cloths artd Lace Curtains jam arrived.
Do not fail to see otir array of
New Spring Goods
House Furnishings
Highest prices paid. for all, kinds of produce.
headquarters for . 3utterich's fashions,
Phone 89.