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THE WINGIL M ADVANCE, THURSDAY, , APRIL 22, 1909
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100 Per Cent, Pure,
tin -enour House Paints.
There are many branch of Paint on
the market, but there is only ON F:
bland sold udder guarantee (subject
to chemical analysis) to be 100' Per
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Senour's Floor Paints
16% Floor Tarnish.
Dries hard with a beautiful gloss
in one night.
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I have a large stock of BUGGIES on hand,
which are offered at reasonable prices. Our rigs
not only look well, but stand the test of use,
and that is the real test.
Open and Top Buggies, ,
Carriages, &c.
Something new and nobby in a surface -oak fiuisli box.
The latest in rubber tires, &e. NS o slight nothing, and
gnarantee the materials and workmanship of our rigs.
You know what you're getting when you buy from us.
The more widely our Baggies are known, the better they
are appreciated. Call and examine for yourselves.
Win h f Carriage Works
WM. DORE - PROPRIETOR
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Spring Suits, Overcoats,
Trousers, Etc.
Is the theme we bring to your notice at this tune. Some wise man
has said—"My son, get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get under-
standing." The wise man to -day says—"Get a New Suit or Over-
coat, and when you are getting, get it made to your order, in your
own town. where you know what you are getting, and that it is
genuine Tailor-made." That would be wisdom.; that would be un-
derstanding. Our NEW SPRING GOODS have arrived, and it is
not exaggerating to say that they include the nicest lines we hove
had for some time, and at prices corresponding with the qualities
shown. Space will not allow. us to go into details, but
• WE HAVE THE GOODS .
and can make them any style desired. We are dealing in streng
statements, but will back thein np. We have yet to find the style
of garments we cannot duplicate. Although plain, neat styles are
more in lino with strictly bigh•rls.ss tailoring this season, it is for
you to name your style—WE WILL MAKE IT.
OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT( is filled with the newest
and best for Spring and Summer iu all. lines.
We have also added a first•class line of Jewelry. ,
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Tailor and Furnisher For >; en Who Care
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Store News.
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Is there anything about your premises, inside of
out, that needs brightening up ? If so, we
have the stuff you need --
Sherwin-Williams Paints.
• • Now is the time to look Repairs.
Plow Repairs after Plow e alta. Call.
and tell us what you need, and if we phaven't got
it, we'll get it .... .. , . . • .. . 0. .
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7 EDS . SEEDS !
The Purest and Best Place Your Orders Now
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J. TW Holmnsw Whitechuroh
Brussels.
The large storage water tank at the
Electzic Light power house, ttsed by
lt. Ile+nclerson in the succimer time for
supplying water for bis street sprink-
ler, went through the roof last Sunday
night. The foundation timbers had
decayed by the frequent wetting of
yeau•s.
An amateur Theatrical Company
styling themselves the Williams-Oan-
telon Stock Co., and hailing from
Wingbam, were billed, for the Town
diail, Thursday night of last week.
They held forth mostly to empty chairs
and from reports of those who were
present, the absented audience was the .
fortunate one.
Last week W. E, Duncan disposed
of his barbering business, which he
has conducted for a number of years,
to John Elliott, of town, who has until
recently been in the employ of John.
Hewitt, Mr. Duncan has not decided
on what he will do yet, but talks of
taking a trip Westward, where lie will
spend a month or so.
Last Saturday afternoon an organi-
zation meeting, having to do with the
lirnssels, Grey and Morris proposed
Telephone Co„ was held in- the Town'
Hall, Brussels, a good attendance
being 'present. Councillor A. Dates
occupied the Chair. A Constitution
and By Laws were adopted and the
following Board elected :—President,
F. S. Scott ; Directors for Morris, ex -
Reeve Geo. Taylor and R, Proctor;
for Grey, W. Cameron and ex -Deputy
Reeve Bryans ; for Brussels, J. D.
Warwick, V.S. and M. H. Moore, V.S.
The Easter vestry meeting of St.
John's church was held on Monday
and in the absence of a rector, Barris-
ter Monteith was voted to the chair..
T. Newsome was appointed People's
Warden ; A. H. Monteith, Minister's
Warden, and 11. James, Vestry Clerk.
The sidesnien are John Cardin', Geo.
Colvin, Geo, Manning, Bert Trainor
and R. Langdon. A good year's work
was reported. It is expected that Rev.
Mr. Cameron from Markdale locality,
will be appointed to this parish and
will probably arrive about May 1st.
13e is highly spoken of.
CHILDREN'S HAIR.
Keep It Clean And Free From
Disease By Using Parisian Sage.
If you want your children to grow
up with strong sturdy and vigorous
hair, teach there to use Parisian Sage ;
the world renowned Hair Tonic.
Parisian Sage is guaranteed by W.
McKibbon to cure dandruff and stop
falling hair in two weeks. It grows
new hair quickly in rases where the
hair is "thinning out."
It is positively the most delightful,
invigorating hair dressing on the mar-
ket. It is not sticky or greasy and
will make the coarsest hair soft, lust-
rous and luxuriant. Get a 50c bottle
from Walton McKibben and watch
how rapid its action. Giroux Mfg.
0o., Makers, Fort Erie, Ont.
What's New ? Nothing.
Saine old springtime,
Same old chills,
Same old tonic,
Same old pills,
Same old doctor,
Same old bills,
Sante old spring suit,
Same old tans,
Same old barnyard,
Same old cans,
Sarre old ball game,
Same old fans,
Same old backyard,
Satre old front,
Same old lawn mower,
Same old stunt,
Same old backache,
Same old grunt,
Same old meat bill
Same old gas,
Same old rhubarb,
'Same old sass,
Same "Keep Off" signs,
Same old grass,
UGLY SKIN SORES.
Zam-Buk Removes Them.
It is just this season that pimples,
blotches, sores, scrofulous ailments,
and eruptions generally, make them-
selves most felt. Zam-Buk will be
found of wonderful use wherever
there is skin eruption or deep-seated
ulceration. Pimples, blotches, and
irritating rashes on the face and other
parts of the body indicate a disturb-
ance of the functions of the skin. Im-
pure matter, which the blood should
discharge by means of the skin, is al-
lowed to remain in tho pores, the pro-
cess of "exhalation" is interrupted,
and just where the bad matter collects,
there pimple, ulcers and sores quickly
appear, and the skin tissue suffers.
To be complete, the treatment mutt
be of two kinds. The sufferer may
help to diminish the supply of impuri-
ties by taking no rich, greasy and in-
digestible fends; blit, to reprove the
impurities themselves, the pores must
be opened and the skin made healthier
by the vigbrous application of Zam-
i3uk, morning and night, and washing
frequently with some pure soap.
There is none better than the antisep-
tic Zam-Buk Medicinal and Toilet
Soap. Zatn•Buk balm stimulates the
functions sof the skin by the penetra-
tion of its refined herbal essences, and
thus reaches the root of the disease.
Mr. Arthur B. Griffin, of 191 Bicton
St., B. Hamilton, says :•--"I wa's great-
ly troubled With pimples and blotches
breaking out on ray face. I tried a
mmnber of remedies, and also specially
dieted, yet the pimples. and biotehes
remained. Acting on the suggestion
of a friend, I began using Za.m-T3uk,
and was touch pleased to And an im-
provement after several applications
The itching was alleviated, and the
inflammation seemed less. As I eon
tinned the Zant•Buk treatment, the
pimples and blotches became less sore,
the itching was exited altogether, and
inflamnt
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of a short time eery blotch and pins
pie wag removed."
Zam-Buk Is also a sire cure for cuts,
laceration, burns, eczema, ring -worth.
poisoned wounds, festering sores, bad
leg, and all skin injuries and diseases.
It is also a cure for piles. Druggists
and stores everywhere. sell fit 50e a
hot, or post-free from Zatn-Buk Co.
Toronto, on receipt of price.
Easter Jewelry Showing
IS SURE TO PLEASE YOU,
THE DESIGNS ARE UNIQUE.
THE PRICES ARE MODERATE.
Rings
Brooches
Tie Pins
Hat Pins
Beauty Pins
Neck Chains
Crosses
Cuff Links
Sterling Silver Spoons
Appropriate Easter Gifts as low in
price as twenty-five cents.
CALL IN AND SEE THEM
Sign of the Red Elephant
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GEMENT!
We have just received a car load of Fresh Cement,
and now is the time to buy, while it is cheap.
ROOFING!
We sell all kinds of Metal Roofing for house or barn.
We also carry in stock the well-known reliable PAROID
ROOFING which makes a splendid covering for stables,
woodsheds, barns, etc. It is very lasting and much cheaper
than the shingles.
DOES YOUR OLD FELT ROOF LEAK ? If so, buy
some of our Cement Paint. It is cheap, easy put on, and
is a sure cure for leaky roofs.
READY MIXED PAINTS.
The reliable Old Elephant Brand. It looks well, covers
well, and lasts well. It is cheaper than some of the other makes,
but that does not say that it is not as good. Try it. We
guarantee every can to be right, or money refunded.
Goods delivered promptly. -
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Has been gutted by fire, and his
stock of Silverware and Jewelry
mostly ruined.
Customers having Watches and
Jewelry in for repairs need not
be alarmed, as they are quite safe
in our vault.
Those indebted to us will please
call and settle at. once, as we have
lost heavily and need money.
We will be open for business
in a few days,. as soon as repairs
are made in the store.
Wait For argains
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Little Boy Saved Roof.
To climb up into his father's great
barn during the big storm of last week
and secure with wire and chains the
raftere to the pnrltne plates to keep
the roof from. blowing away, was the
heroic act of little George Turnerf .tltb
line, Zorra. The young lad noticed
that the wind was moving the roof
and that it would be but a moment be-
fore it would be gone, to the great loss
of hie father, The boy's ingenious
plan won out against the elements and
the buildings escaped damage.
A Close Call.
To have the roof lifted from the barn
they were in the act of leaving and to
have it plunge directly down on them
and to escape being crushed to death
by only a hair's breadth, was the ex-
perience.of Mr. W. A. Millings, a far-
mer living on the Elora Road, near
Guslph, and his two eons on Wednes-
day night of last week. They were
leaving the building at the time the
storm was at its height, when the roof
went up in the air with the force of
the wind and landed with a crash just
in front of them, A whole side was
torn off the building and had Mr. Bil-
lings and his sons taken a couple of
more steps they would have been un-
der the debris,
He Died Of Kidney Disease.
How often we hear of these sad
cases. The back—pains and headache
noticed, but not treated. Dizzy spells,
frequent calls and languid condition
appeared, but nothing was done till
the disease was far advanced. Cure
invariably results from Dr. Hamilton's
Pills. They restore perfect health, de-
stroy every symptom of diseased kid-
neys, build up constitutions that defy
further outbreaks. Because purely
vegetable and free from injurious
materials. No remedy equals Dr.
Hamilton's Pills for kidney and liver
complaint. Sold in 25c boxes by all
dealers.
Painful Accident.
Mr. Freeman Moore, a young man
employed by Mr. W. J. MacLeod, the
well-known farmer of the ninth line of
Zorra, met with a very painful acci-
dent on the afternoon of April Ith,
while he was assisting his employer in
preparing some agricultural imple-
ments for the spring work. The men
were working at a spring tooth culti-
vator, it seems, Some one pulled
back a lever and it .appears this caused
a part of the machine to strike Mr.
Moore in the face. At any rate the
man's nose was frightfully torn. One
of the nostrils was ripped open and
the nose was torn to a position danger-
ously near the eye. The wound was
very painful and bled freely. Mr.
'Moore was removed to Woodstock,
where medical aid was secured. It is
feared that he will bo disfigured for
life.
Pity This Poor Girl.
Growing fast—yes, into weakness,
but without strength. Tired of course
she is—pale and thin too. She doesn't
eat enough and digest far too little.
This condition is so common, but how
seldom noticed even by fond parents.
Give her Ferrozone--then watch her
appetite improve—see her cheeks and
lips grow ruddy—watch her spirits
rise. This gain is simply the result of
eating and digesting enough, and
thereby nourishing blood, brain and
nerves. To a woman Ferrozone re-
stores strength she has lost. To a girl
it brings strength perhaps she never
knew. You'll try Ferrozone, 500 at all
dealers.
The Slaughter Of Birds.
The following froth an exchange
shows how recklessly the birds aro
being slaughtered in some places :—A
man in San Antonio has just ordered
five hundred hutnming birds from a
game dealer in Mexico. These are to
be served as a course in, a banquet.
There has' never been found in the
crop of a humming bird any food but
what when alive injured the farmer.
Every bird of beautiful plumage that
is destroyed means one less mouthful
that the farther can produce. This
winter a trillion robins have been shot
in the south for plumage and food.
This spells agriculture murder for the
north. The birds of Massachusetts
are fast dying out. Like our forests
they must be conserved. Foreigners
who have recently come to our shores
are especially unscrupulous in slaught-
ering our bird life. The time must
soon come when morn drastic laws
will be enacted in the States forbid-
ding the wearing .of feathers. Our
birds alive are far more valuable to
us than their plumage when dead.
Agriculture is of more account than
ornament, We are coming to find
out that birds aro our best citizens.
They pipe for our joy and destroy our
insect enemies. They stimulate our
fancy and eat our slags.
KINGSTON, ONT.
Boy Run -Down And So I11 He
Could Not Keep Anything
On Bis Stomach.
RESTORE1) TO "HEALTH BY VINOL.
"For over a year my brother, James
McClellan, was run down and very low
from riethma and bronchial pueunton-
la, His stomach was so weak ire could
not keep medicine or food on it. A
Mend brought Lim a bottle of Vinol
and it helped hien right away, He has
new tekeis four hottiee of Vinol and it
has strengthened him and given hint a
good appetite. I can recommend Vinod
is a'splendid medicine." Isabella Uc-
(lellan, 83 Division St. Kingston, Ont.
Vinol is not a patent rtisclicinc--but
a preparation composed of the medici-
nal elements of cods' livers, combined
with a tonic iron and wino. Vinol
ereatos o. hearty appetite, tones up the
organs of digestions and makes rich,
red blood. In this natural manner,
Vinolt r
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down,
creates ats
down, over-worked and debilitated,
and for delicate children and old
people, Foe chi onto coughs, culls and
bronchitis Vinol is unexcelled.
All such persons in this vicinity aro
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4uud their money if it fails to give sat-
isfaction.
Vitiol is sold in Wingham by J.
Walton Meltibben, Druggist.
New Spring Carpets, Rugs
and Art Squares.
Don't buy a Carpet simply because it looks good.
Some very poor carpets are attractive in appearance and
there is nothings to show whether they are all -wool or
one-third. cotton. The best and surest way to get real
quality is to ask for
"Maple Leaf Ingrains"
then you can be sure of all -wool, fast color and wearing
quality. ty The new Spring patterns in all our lines are de-
cidedly the most attractive we've ever shown. We handle
only the reliable makes that we can absolutely guarantee.
You run no risk with any carpet you buy here.
RUGS.—We're showing a large stock of imported Rugs
and Art Squares. Very pretty colorings in High-class
Oriental -Mitosis and Axminsters. Also new designs
and colorings in Brussels and Tapestry Squares. Prices
range from $10'to $35—any price you want to pay.
STAIR CARPET.—Several rolls of new Stair Carpet just
received in different widths. See our leader at 50o.
JAPAN MATTING. --Special value in Floor Matting ; 12
rolls to choose from. Ask to see our 20e line.
LINOLEUMS.—New Block & Floral designs in Linoleum,
two and four yards wide. All prices.
OILCLOTHS.—A11 widths of new patterns in stock. 25
cents per square yard.
LACE CURTAINS.—A very large display of pretty Cur-
tains and Curtain Materials. New colorings in Madras
and Art Muelins. Also spot and stripe ll�uslins.
WINDOW POLES.—In oak and mahogany, with trim-
mings to match. Complete for 25 cts,
WINDOW SHADES.—The best quality always in stock.
See our Lace trimmed Blind at 50c.
HEAVY CURTAINS.—In Damask, • Chenille and Raw
Silk. New Colorings and Patterns. Ask to see them.
Prices range from $2,50 to $10.00.
CARPET DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR.
LINOLEUMS IN THE BASEMENT.
Binder Twine Factory.
The Walkerton Binder Twine fac-
tory has been purchased for $10,000 by
Mr, Connor. It will be opened again.
New material is on the way, and rope
will be manufactured also. The pur-
chaser is a pratical man.
Killed By Falling Tree.
The body of Wtn. Grierson, a former
resident of Brant Tp., was brought to
Walkerton for interment on Wednes-
day last, he having been killed in the
lumber woods of British Colutnbia last
week• by the premature falling of a
tree, which he was cutting down,
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At breakfast with porridge ' `Crowd
Brand Syrup" i5 delicic•t;s.
Used with plain puddings or made
up with pnatry, odd s.:raps of cake,
etc., it males a delightful after dinner
clesrert.
At suprer it is just the thing to eat
with bread and butter, toaq or biscuits,
"CROWN 13RANI) SVR.IJP"
is syiup'al: its best and in its most
delicious and wholesome
for tri.
It is prc•ltareel iii a perfect
manner from absolutely
pure ingredients. It 143 far
ahead of all other kinds in
deliciousness of flavor and
perfect wholesomeness—
don't you think it's worth
while insisting on "Crown
Brand Syrup?"
'Voter dealer ltes it for yon in
2, 5, zo and 20 lb. air -tight tins
;� s with lift-off lids. Order some
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