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HEADQUARTERS FOR
SCREEN DOORS
SCREEN WINDOWS
SCREEN WIRE
SPRING HINGES
DOOR SPRINGS
GRASS SIEAVS
HEDGE SHEARS
SHEEP SHEARS
PRUNING SHEARS
PRUNING SAWS
100 Per Cent. Pure
SLING ROPES
HAY FORK ROPES
HAY' FORK PULLEY
PULLEY HOOKS •
ROPE HITCHERS
LAWN HOSE
Peesa
Cdras'm
LAWN FENCING
WOVE' FENCING
FIELD HOES
TURNIP HOES
MURESCO •
DUSTBANE
BLUE RIBBON BINDER TWINE
Hammocks
COAL
Paris Green
THE WINGIHAIYI ADVANCE, THURSDAY, NNE XU, 1909.
Spring Sults, Oftercoats,
Trousers,' Etc.
Is the theme we bring to your notice at this tine. Some wise man
has said -"My son, get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get under-
standing." The,wise man today says -"Get a New Suit or Over-
coat, and when you are getting, get it made to your order, in your
own town. whore yon know what you are getting, and that it is
genuine Tailor-made." Tbat would be wisdom; that would be un-
derstanding. Our I'TEW SPRING GOODS have arrived, and it is
not exaggerating to say that they include the nicest lines we have
had for sometime, and at prices corresponding with' the qualities
shown. Space will not allow tis to go into details, but
WE HAVE THE GOODS
and can make them any style desired. We are -dealing in strong
statements, but will back thein up. We have yet to find the style
of garments wo cannot duplicate, Although plain, neat styles are
more in lino with strictly bigh•class 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.
Robt. Maxwell
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Excursions. Numerous.
Passenger departments of Ontario
railway's liave booked more excursions
for the months of June, July and
August than for all previous years.
In the Toronto district the 0,'1'. R.
have booked 300, the O. P, R. 175, and.
1 he 0, N. Railway 75, or a total of 650.
All three roads expect to add at least
from fifty to one hundred more.
On 150 Acres. ,
Wm. Herron, of the 0th con. of Ar-
ran, fed 70 head of cattle and 10 horses
last winter and this spring off his 150
acres. He sold 40 head of fat cattle
delivering the last 20 head on the 14th
of May. IIe has the balance, some 30
head on the grass. This is considered
a splendid record to feed so many cat,
tee and horses off,150 acres.
Travelled At go,
The Dundalk Herald reports that
last week Mr. Jas. Maxwell of that
place, who is well up to 00 years of
age, took the notion that he would see
Ireland, his native land, once again,
He started on Saturday morning, May
29th, on the long journey. He is a
remarkable smart man for his years,
and he felt quite able to make the
trip alone, He will take the steamer
at Quebec.
Stole A Tree.
Mr. Albert Benningeris puzzling his
brain over the strange disappearance
of a large maple tree from his farm in
Oulross. The tree he values at $30,
What appears is that somebody in
open daylight walked into his bush,
cut down the tree, cut it into logs and
then carted it off to the mill, and yet
nobody appears to have seen him.
Hut if he can he found he will be ar-
rested for stealing, for Mr. Benninger
is good and mad,-[ Walkerton Tele-
scope.
To Stop A Crying Baby.
It may be cramps, perhaps .colic,
pain or gas on the stomach, but in
any case a few drops of Nerviline
soothes the pain and allows the child
to sleep peacefully. Nerviline cares
minor itis, such as colds, headaches,
internal and external pains as well as
any doctor, safe to use because a small
dose is required. Mothers you will
find Nerviline an invaluable aid in
preventing and curing sickness. Keep
a bottle right at hand, some day you
will need it badly. Sold everywhere
at 25c.
Useless And Degrading.
The Chatham Planet complains of
the prevalence of profanity among
boys. It declares that where there is
a group of lads engaged in play the
oaths that are used are simply shock-
ing. Other places complain of the
same vice, and it is too bad that this
should be the case. Nothing is more
injurious to a young man than bad
language. Slang makes an inferior
mind ; while profanity and vulgarity
are ruinous. It is not only nseless,
but degrading.
Test The Cows.
The Dominion Department of Agri-
culture is urging upon farmers the
importance of keeping a record of the
amount of milk given by each of their
cows, and on application they will fur-
nish record blanks free of charge.
The circular which the department
has sent out, says that it pays to keep
tests, and that some farmers who for-
merly only made $40 per cow, now
make $60, as a result of the tests.
The milk should be -weighed three
days each month, and samples tested
once a month.
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Head Office, Ilamilton.
Asa general rule, it is
the man who earns the
money and the woman
who saves it. isP
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ALARGE proportion of the Savings Bank accounts opened
with THE BANK OF HAMILTON are opened and
conducted by women. Out of the household income, the thrifty
wife , .quietly lays aside, in the safe custody of the chartered
Bank, as much as can be well spared from the husband's in-
come. When unforseen reverses come, or a home -or other
commendable thing is desired -quiet savings (hardly missed from
the regular income) are available.
It is suprising how rapidly Systematic Savings grow.
Many accounts, made up of small deposits, reach a total' that
is quite important, and which makes the family independent when
extra money is needed.
THE BANI< OF TIAMILTON specially invites the Saving
Accounts of married women, and has inaugurated a system of
caring for such deposits, that is both simple and convenient.
Money may be deposited or withdrawn in any amount at
arty titne ; .and, when starting a new account, a simple enquiry
for the Manager will secure all desired information, every at
tention to requirments.
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H, P. SMITH, Agent ti Wingharn
He swore by the bright stars above them,
Aud you know how a lover can swear -
That he would love her for ever and ever-
4nd the stars twinkled down on the pair,
And you know how a star oan twinkle,
When Iovers to maidens confess '
They need just one thing, a swell diamond ring,
Bought at Molntosh's up-to-date store,
A SPECIALTY
I HAVE MADE A SPECIALTY OF WATCHES
Not only the buying and selling of them, but also
the repairing of them. I claim to be able to fix a
watch to your entire satiefaotion, when others have
failed. I claim to take the lead in selling watches
leaving the elements necessary to .accurate time. I claim
to sell you the best watcher at the lowest prices.
Give me a chance to prove my statements.
McINTOSH - The Jewoler
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You will have to buy a LAWN
MOWER this season. 'Why not buy
one early and have the whole seas-
on's use of it. We sell them from
$3 to $15.
YOU
may require at least one of the fol-
lowing spring necessities, which we are
very heavily stocked up in.
Hammocks, Screen Doors and
Windows, Poultry Netting,
Garden Hose a Reels..
The Best Paints for all uses.
CLEANyour Bath Tubs, Sinks, Tinware,
Floors, etc., with WYANDOTTE.
A trial package for 25 cents', and money back if
not satisfied.
We take Eggs as Cash -
Phone 16
J. G. STEWART CO.
THE CENTRAL HARDWARE STORE
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Ladies' 14 Ir. 'solid gold Watch, 15 Jewel, Waltham Movement,
regular $40.00 -Jane Sale $30.00
Ladies' 14 k., 25 year gold filled, 15 Jewel, Waltham Watches,
regular $16.00 -June Sale $12.00
Ladies' 14 k., 25 year, gold filled, 7 Jewel, Waltham Watches,
regular $12.00 -June Sale $ 9.00
Ladies' Silver Watches, regular $5.00 -June Sale $ 3.50
Gents' 18 size, open face, 14 k., 25 year, gold filled case, 21
Jewel Waltham Watches, regular $40.00 -June Sale $30.00
Gents' 18 size, open face, 14 k., 25 year, gold filled case, 17
Jewel Waltham Watches, regular $30.00 -June Sale $22.00.
Gents' 18 size, open face, 20 year, gold filled case, 17 Jewel,
P. S. Bartlett Waltham Watch, regular $17.00 -June Sale$t1.50
Gents' 18 size, open fade, 20 year gold filled case, 15 Jewel
Waltham Watch, regular $15.00 -June Sale $ 9.75
• Gents' 16 size, open face, 25 year, gold filled case, 17 Jewel
Waltham Watch, regular $24 00 -June Sale $17.75
Gents' 16 size, open face, 20 year, gold filled ease, 15 Jewel
Waltham, regular $18.00 -June Sale $12.75
Gents' Silver Watch, 17 Jewel Waltham Movement, regular
$17.00 -June Sale $12.50
Gents' 17 Jewel Waltham Watch, nickel case, reg. $12 -Jane Sale$ 8.25
Gents' 7 Jewel Waltham Watch, nickel case, reg. $7 -June Sale$ 4 95
Boys' Watches, regular $1.60 -Jane Sale 890
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
SILV[RWARE, ETC.
WATCHES
CLOCKS
Fanny Mantle Marbleized Clock, reg. $I) -June Sale $5 75
Oak or Walnut. 8 day Mantle Clock, reg. $4 00 -June Sale....52.75
Alarm Olooks, regnlar $5 60 -June Sale.... $1.60
Alarm Clocks, regular $1.00 -June Sale y.,. 690
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JEWELRY
Ladies' long Gold Chains, regular $8.00 --June Sale $4.05
Ladies' long Gold Chains, regular $5.00 -June Sale ' $1,.95
Gents' Gold Filled Watch, Chains -
Rog. $10 -Juno Sale $6,26Reg. 5 00 --June Sale......$2.96
Reg. $ 8 --June Sale $4 76 I Reg. $5.00 --`June Sale $t.75
Ladies' Extension Bracelets, reg. 58 -June Sale $5 00
' $5 -June Sale • $2.95
Ladies' Solid Gold Pearl Pendants, reg. $25 --June Sale $17.25
Reg. $15 --Juno Sale $10.75 I Reg, $11 June Sale $ 8 75
Ladies' Gold Signet Rings- Gents' Gold Signet Rings -
Reg. $6 --June Sale $3 75 I Reg. 58 ---June Sale` $5,75
Reg, $4 -Jane Sale. ..... $L75I Reg. 6 --June Sale $8,75
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SILVERWARE --Having a largo stook of Silverware, we are offering
it below cost. Now is sour opportunity.
RINGS -Ladies' and Gents' Stone Set Rings at very low priest.
LOCKETS, FORS, Ose...Special June prices In Lookets, Locket Clhaint,
Gents and Ladies Fobs, Ilrobehes, Soar! Piot, Cuff Links,
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Regarding Marriage,,
}low many women asks a 'writer in.
The Chicago Record -Herald, would de-
liberately walk into prison and see
that the doors are locked and barred
behind theta, shutting out life and the
world, eunlight and joy? No sane
woman would do that. How many
women marry a man whom they da
not respect and whom they do not
love? Many, The sentence is the.
same, only a thousandfold worse, It
is better to toil as a domeetio servant
and to sleep in an attic than to marry
one who is unworthy.
Drowned While Prospecting.
Mr. Win, Wright, of Tuckersntith,
received a letter on Thursday last,
from Archie Close, of Elk Lake, and
formerly of Ethel, conveying the sad
news of the drowning of his son,
Walter Wright. Walter had been in
the Elk Lake district for some time
prospecting and on May 10th, he with
another roan started out in a canoe
for his claim up the Boar River. As
near as can, be learned they were
paddling up a rapids when the canoe
struck a submerged tree and was up-
set. The unfortunate man was thrown
into the water and carried under by
the current and drowned.
Have You Warts ?
You can cure them painlessly by
Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor,
Never known to fail. Be sure you get
Putnaui's in 25c bottles.
The Western Fair.
The Western Fair, London, will be
held from Sept, 10th to 18th. The
Management has just issued their 1909
Prize List. It is a very neat and at-
tractive book and contains a number
of important changes. A large num-
ber of new sections have been added
and increases made in several depart-
ments. Especially is this the case in
the Cattle and Live Stocktclasses, and
there will no doubt be the largest Ex-
hibition this year ever held in London.
Stockmen who have not previously
exhibited at London should send for a,
Prize List and prepare their stock for
this splendid Exhibition. Prize Lists,
entry forms, and all necessary infor-
mation will be promptly given on ap-
plication to the Secretary, A, M.
Hunt, London, Ontario,
Hotel Did Not Pay.
The Owen Sound Park Co. decided
to tear down Owen Sound's big sum-
mer hotel, the King's Royal, and dis-
pose of the furnishings and equipment.
They intend to begin operations in
a very short time, and are already en-
deavoring to sell,the furniture, which
will probably be sold to some outside
party preparing to furnish a hotel. The
big hotel represents an investment of
between $40,000 and $50,000, and with
the exception of the "Royal Muskoka
Hotel," it is the finest summer hotel in
the Province. The furnishings alone'
cost about $10,000. The location is
ideal and the equipment is complete in
every way. The hotel was built in the
spring of 1901, and has continually lost
money for those who were backing it.
For the past two years they have been
making every endeavor to sell the
hotel to outside summer resort men,
but without success.. As a last resort
they have decided to tear it down.
They are now willing to take $12,000
for the hotel.
Why Lamps Explode.
The death by fire of four young
children in Toronto, caused by a lamp
exploding has led Prof. Bain of Toron-
to University to tell the public why
lamps explode. It would be well to
heed. what he says. "Coal oil lamps
explode for two reasons -dirt and bad
oil," said Prof. Bain. "Coal oil, like
gasoline, gives off inflammable gas at
a certain temperarure. This gas,
mixed with air, will explode when lit.
The temperature at which coal oil
gives off gas is called the flash point.
In Ontario the Government will not
allow coal oil to be sold with a flash-
point under 35 degrees Fahrenheit,
This is higher than the English test.
With bad oil, with a lower than legal
flash -point, gas may be formed on the
wick, which causes the flame to back-
fire into the oil receptacle, causing e
lamp to burst. If a lamp is dirty, a d
the airholes in the screen at the burn-
er are clogged, the air draft is inter-
fered with, coal oil creeps up, the lamp
gets hot, and gas is formed on the
wick, as all the oil is not' burned.
This gas then back -fires. In Onta'•io,
as far as is known, there have been
no recent cases where the oil has been
at fault. But in Manitoba, a month
ago, a lamp exploded because of the
bad oil."
-The Dominion Cabinet has ap-
pointed four new Ontario Judges.
They are as follows ;-For third
DJunior Judge of York county, Herbert
enton, K.O., ofToronto ; for County
Court of Cobourg, J. McKay, K. C.,'-
of Sault Ste Marie ; for Thunder Bay
and Rainy River, G. M. Rogers, K.C.,
of Pet'erboro'; for Fort Francis dis-
trict, C. R. Fitch, K. C., of Toronto.
The two last divisionsare new dis-
tricts.
Ladies' Whitewear
Our stock of
WblteWear is
Large and
Complete
in all lines. All
Garments are
perfect in fit and
finial, with
ample fulness
provided.
Style, Fit, and Value
Guaranteed.
LADIES' WHITE CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRT. -Good quali-
ty, wide flounce of tucked Lawn, finished with deep frill
of Swiss Embroidery, regular value $1.50 -Sale $1,25
SPECIAL UNDERSKIRT. --Fine quality Cambric with hem-
stitched tucks and embroidery insertion and deep
flounce, Our special cut price $2,00
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY UNDERSKIRT, -Made of best
English Cambric, trimmed with insertion and 18 inch
embroidery flounce, regular $3,50 -our price., .. , . , $2.90
Children's Dresses
Very pretty White Lawn
Dresses, made in the very best
style, trimmed with lace and
insertion. Sizes run from six
months to six years. Prices
are ;-$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
and $2.00. Ask to see them.
Lathes' White Cambric Gowns
Full width, trimmedwith lace
and embroidery, well sewn.
Prices are :-75c, $1.00, $1.25,
$1.50. See our Leader, it
beats them all -only $1.00
Ladies' Corset Covers
n Good quality Cambric. Front
and arms trimmed with fine
lace and embroidery. All
prices. See our 39c line-
• on sale at 25c
LADIES' DRAWERS. -In fine white cotton, trimmt:d with
tucks and hemstitching, finished with laces and em-
broidery. Prices begin at 25c -a special Iine at 39c
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS, -In very pretty styles, made
of good wash Duck or Linen, trimmed with folds mad
insertion -special bargains at $1.50 and .$2.00
LADIES' WAISTS. -A very large range of styles and pat=
terns, long or short sleeves, trimmed with fine tucks,
fine insertion and fancy collars -all prices from 75c to..$8.00
We bay from the manufacturers, and in quantities that will
, command the --LO WEST PRICES.
H. E. I$AROE & CO.
WHAT YOU NEED FOR THE
COUNTRY.
You need some handy bairn ready
for blistered hands, sunburned skin,
cuts, bruises, burns, stings and the
many little accidents incidental to
open-air life. Zam-Buk is the ideal
balm. It is antiseptic, soothing and
.healing. Insect stings or barbed wire
scratches cannot become poisoned
wounds if Zani-Bak is applied. It
soothes sore, achingfeet, heals baby's
chafed places, Coos patches of sun-
burn, relieves the pain of blisters.
Mothers should see that the country
cottage is never without 'Lam-Buk.
Purely herbal, it may be regarded as
Nature's own healer. Apply it to all
skin injuries, rashes, eruptions and
diseases. Sold by all druggists and
stores.
GRAND TRUNK NEW OFFICES.
The Grand Trunk Railway System
with their new orgailizetion in Europe
have opened a fine suite of offices at
17.10 Oockspur St., London, one of the
best locations in the city. It is just
opposite Pall Mall and the majority of
the traffic from Weetininster and the
west end of London passes through
this thoroughfare to Piccadilly, Ox-
ford St., and the commercial sections
of the metropolis. Canadians `who-
visit
hovisit London will find these offices
eoinpl to in every way and the coin-
pany Ire desirous of having all visi-
tors from the colonies make their
headquarters in London their rendez-
vous, where they can have their Mall
addressed, make appointments and do
their correspondence, Thin is an in•
novation of the transpoi'tatlonlines
of the colonies, and no doubt will bo
taken advantage of by many overseas
visitor( to the blather country.
Kincardine to Detroit
AND * RETURN
Steel Stearner o = King Edward
ALGOMA CENTRAL STEAMSHIP LINE
TICKETS 600» 001N6 JUNE 25th
Leave Kincardine 5.00 a.m. Arrive Detroit 4.45 p.m.
Return Stine 27th and July 4th
Leaves Detroit 8.00.a,333., Central Time
Meals and Ilerth Extra.
T. J. KENNEDY
Traffic Mgr., Sault Ste. Marie
H. T. HURDON
Local Agent
Successful Arr Ship.
Travelling through the air seems to
have become possible beyond a doubt.
Oount Zeppelin, the German inventor,
made a continuous trip of 450 miles
recently. That is Sontewhat farther
than the distance between Wingham
and Montreal, and atter going that far
the passenger would feel like getting
nut, Zeppelin [made the trip at the
tate of 20 miles an hoar, but after a
little unoro experimenting he expects
he will be able to snake it fifty,
Peculiar Storm.
A peculiar rain storm passed over
Attemesia township the other day. A
Mile and a hall north of Fleshorton it
rained steadily a downpour for nearly
three hours. The storin appeared to
bo almost stationary and described a
quarter Circle, with one end reefing
near Priceville stretching around by
Vandeleur and. out to Eagenia, At
Pleehertotl only a few misty drops
fell. The Vandeleur people say they
hare never seen a Heavier down
pour.
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