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THE WINOrITAM ADVANOE, •THU1SDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1909,
ere'
Smart •OVeraoats
and Suits
FOR
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
We specalize in these lines, therefor we know.
we can serve you best both in QUALITY and
STYLE. We make a study of the clothing busi-
ness and our customers get the benefit.
With regard to PRICE, which is a secondary
consideration, our prices are no higher than any-
where. The WEAR is what counts and HARD
WEAR is certainly where our clothing is a
SUCCESS.
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We guarantee satisfaction and WE WANT
YOUR TRADE.
McGee & Campbell
Clothiers and Men's Furnishers
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Goal Goal
We are sole agents for
the celebrated Scranton Coal,
which hes no equal.
Also the best grades of
Smithing, Cannel and Do-
mestie Coal and Wood of
all kinds, always on hand.
Residence Phone, No. 55
Office " No. 64
Mill " No, 44
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We carry a full stock of
Lumber (dressed or undres-
sed), Shingles, Lath, Cedar
Posts, Barrels, etc.
Highest Price Paid for all
kinds of Logs.
J. A. MeLEAN.
Is The Well Clean ?
Out of seventy-nine Minnesota farm
wells, examined by experts of the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, fifty-nine were found to be pol-
luted. Twenty-three out of the fifty-
nine farms on which there were foul
wells had arecord of typhoid fever.
Coincident with this statement comes
a report of low water in wells in vari-
ous parts of Ontario. "Low water"
in the well is a danger signal. Sources
of supply that are moderately safe
under normal conditions become ex-
ceedingly dangerous when the supply
is short, and every draft upon it stirs
up the germs of loathsome disease
that may be lurking in the bottom.
Whenever these conditions exist it is
never safe to use the water for drink-
ing without first boiling it.
Zam•Buk Ends Years Of Pain !
Powerful Proofs of its Healing
Value.
They Ask Mech.
Cobalt oilicIals allowed their town
to get into a. most unsanitary state,
inviting an epidemic Of typhoid which
forced the attention and intervention
of the provincial authorities, And
now after the provincial board of
health has cleaned the place ep, 0o -
belt oilicials want the government to
pay all the bills, which shows that
living in the richest town in Ontario
does not preterit the people of that
place from reaching out for all they
can get for nothing, same as other
people less favored by fortune,
Never Crys Quits,
Yon may be weak, Sleepless, nervous
--digestion may be poor, but don't des•
pair. Never say die till yon have used
F.er.rozone, the most wonderful body
builder, the best nerve and system
tonic known. Ferrozone gives 'tone
and vigor to the whole body ; it makes
you eat, consequently it provides in-
creased nourishment. Day by day
you grow in strength—weakness; loss
14f sleep, apprehension all pa -s away..
You get well, stay wets, look well, Do
try Ferrozone, it's sure to benefit.
Sold by all dealers in 50c boxes.
Labour And The Saloon.
"The time has come when the
saloon and the labour movement must
be divorced," declared President
Gotnpers of the American Federation
of Labour at the great mass meeting
of workingmen in Toronto, recently.
Mr. Goznpers' declaration and the
equally outspoken addresses of other
Labour leaders who spoke are signifi-
cant of the changed attitude of the
labour farces towards the drink evil.
The dominant note in the speeches
was one of uncompromising hostility
to the saloon. The liquor tragic was
denounced as the enemy of the work-
ingman, and the curse of his life. If
the speeches of President Goznpers
and his associates correctly indicate
the opinion and attitude of organized
labour they make a powerful addition
to the forces that are making for so-
briety and a new social order. Not
one of the speakers could be described
as a temperance advocate in the ordin-
ary sense of the term. They were all
men who have achieved any distinc-
tion they possess from their connec-
tion with the labour movement—men,
who have devoted their tirne and
energies to those problerns,,which are
intimately associated. with the cause
of Iabour and the well-being of the
workingmen. They have given these
problems years of thought and study
and one of the conclusions reached is
that the saloon is one of the worst
enemies that trade unionism has to
contend against. John Mitchell knew
from years of observation and ex-
perience that he was speaking nothing
but the truth when he told his hearers
that, "Poverty has driven many a
strong man to drink, and drink has
driven many a strong man to poverty."
New Postoffices.
There will be fourteen new postoffi-
ces built throughout the province.
These are at Ohesley, Dresden, Dun-
das, Essex, Harr•iston, Listowel, Mit-
chell, Mount Forest, Seaforth, Sud-
bury, 'Tilbury, Tilsonburg, Uxbridge
and Waterloo. At Goderich an addi-
tion is to be built to the postoffice now
erected.. The offices at Kincardine,
Leamington, Parkhill, Welland and
Whitby are to be completed.
Church Chandelier Fell.
At the conc4tsion of the services
Sunday night in Rockwood Methodist
church, a chandelier, containing a
dozen oil lamps, fell, An explosion
occurred, and the whole interior of
the church was soon wrapped in
flames. Fortunately the river was
close at hand, and the congregation
formed a bucket brigade. The fire
was extinguished after burning prac-
tically alt the seats and doing several
hundred dollars damage to the interior
of the edifice.
As a household remedy, useful in
• emergencies such as are always arising
in any home, and particularly where
there are children, Zam-Buk is With-
out equal. Isere are some opinions of
its merit :--
Mrs. Halliday, Wroxeter, Ont., says
—"I have proved Z;arn-Buk unequalled
for cute, sores and diseases of the skin.
In every case to which I have applied
it, it has brought about a cure, and I
Ot e'
atmh mothers."
ditto 1
r e.cowmen
Miss Cassie Petrie, Victoria Mines,
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, says--"F'or
a long time I suffered from pimples
and unsightly spots on my face, and
hearing so mach about Z•am-Bolt, gave
it ntrial. It has now removed the
eruption„ and I would heartily recom-
mend it for pimples and skin diseases.
Miss A. Bonrgue, Notre Dame, Kent
Co., N. 13., says—"F'or months I suf•
fered with a running sore on my leg,
and although I tried several ointments
And salves, none did me pinch good,
The sore would just heal over, and
then break nut again. I was advised
to try Zetn-lluk, and obtained a etre-
ply, together with some Zetn-Buk
Soap. I carefully washed the sore,
night and morning, with the Barn-13uk
Soap, and then applied the baint, A
few weeks of this treatment complete-
ly healed the sore,"
Mr. Joseph 1i:ostynk of Woodridge,
Man., says --"I had eczema ovr- my
face, neck and hand so bad that T was
unable to leave my room. Several
'°doctors failed to do me any goad, al-
though I spent large sures of money,
Zarn-Buk has effected what they failed
to clo, and I am now cured."
Zani-I3uk is the finest known cure
ke for skin diseases and injuries. It
heals cute, burets, biuisetr, abscesses,
ulcers, eczema, scalp -scree, bad leg,
ir'ilarrsed patches, poisoned sores, in-
sect stings, blisters, Pore feet, etc, it
also coves pike. All thugglsts and
stores telln.t 50e a hoe, or post-free
from the Zant•Bnk Co., Toronto, for
price,
A SHINING MARK.
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Are You Going South Or West
This Winter ?
Now is the time to plan your trip to
California, Mexico, Florida, or the
Sunny South. Consult nearest Grand
Trunk Agent regarding low tourist
rates or address J. D. McDonald, Dis-
trict Passenger Agent, Toronto.
What Parisian Sage did for Chas. S.
Baker, it will do for you. Read the
following :--
"I was so bald and such a shining
matt for my friends that I, as a last
resort, tried your Parisian Sage (after
trying several bottles of the highly
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advertised and high priced so called
hair restorers) and I stn glad to say I
now have a heavy growth of new hair,
I am now 41 years old and I have a
heavy growth of new hair after carry.
ing my shining mark for over seven
years. I gladly recommend Parisian
Stge to all afflicted with baldness."
Clues, S. Baker, 401 Main St. East,
Rochester, N. Y.
Parisian Sage, the only natural hair
restorer, is guaranteed' by J. Walton
McKibben to Cure dandruff, stop fall-
ing hair, and cure itching of the sealp
or money beck. It is the ladies' fav-
orite hair dressing, because it adds
charm and luxuriance to the hair. 60
cents a bottle. Ask Mr, McKibben
'about it.
Teeswater.
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ELDER HENRY OUNNINCHATVI
Reconunencls
For Weak, Kull -Down People.
" I was run down and weak from
indigestion and general debility, also
suffered from vertigo. I saw a cod
Iiver preparation called Vinol adverts
tised and decided to give it a trial,
and the results were most gratifying,
After taking two bottles I regained my strength, and ami
now feeling unusually well," — I1ENRY +CUNNING1-1AM,
Elder Baptist Church, Kinston, N.C.
Vinol contains the two most world -famed tonics --the medicinal,
strengthening, body-building elements of Cod Liver Oil and Tonic
Iron, Vinol contains no oil, and is by far the Best Strengthening
Tonic obtainable. We return your money without question
if V, of does not accomplish all we claim for it.
o WALTON IVici(IB4,0N, Druggist, Winghasin.
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John Frame of Walkerton recently
buried a goose that had reached the
rather remarkable •age of 32 years.
After three years' residence in Tees -
water, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arscott have
returned to London, Ont., to reside.
At 1130 o'clock Wednesday morn-
ing, 10th inst.; Miss Myrtle L. Row-
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Howson of town, became the bride of
Mr. Albert L. Strome. .
On Thursday afternoon, Nov. lltb,
at the residence of Mreand Mrs. Ly-
man M. Dougherty, Stouffville, York
county, their eldest daughter, Ethel
Gertrude, was married to Mr, Peter
ArkeIl of Teeswater.
Rev, D. Tait was in Elmwood on
Sunday, 14th inst., conducting special
services, and will be' there for the next
two weeks. These speoial services are
in connection with an evangelistic
campaign bring conducted in the
Presbytery of Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. Butcher', two of the
very old residents of the village, are
both vety ill at present. Mrs, Butcher
has been an invalid foe some years,
but the old gentleman though in his
S3t•d year was active and at work
every day until a few weeks ago.
Railway Is Paying.
The Temiskaming and 'Northern On -
teaks I%'ailcvaq Company has a pa
Provincial Treasurer the sum of $550,-
000, as net revenue for the first ten
months of 1000, which cotnplete the
fecal year. This is $200,00O in excess
of the amount handed over to the pro•
wince for the twelve ntoeth'r of 1008,
and indicates that the Government
railway netlar its ehalreean, 11fr, En-
glehart, is not only advaneing tepidly
in earnietg power, bet that the eepen•
ditut'es are being kept dorm 80 far as
effielencq will permit.
TRANSFORMATIONS
POMPADOURS
SWITCHES
CLUSTER -CURLS
COMING
PROF. DORENWEND
OF TORONTO
The well-known Hair Goods
Artist will visit
WINGHAM
At Brunswick Hotel
—ON --
Friday, Nov. 26th
During this visit he will be showing the
latest Parisian and New York styles. You
are particularly invited to call, inspect and
_ try on any of these creations, -
The Dorenwend Sanitary Patent Toupee
For Gentlemen who are bald, is a head
covering, far superior in both style and
durability to any other manufactured.
At the present day over 90,000 of these
are in use throughout Canada and the
United States. Call and have free
detnonstration.
REMEMBER, ONE DAY ONLY
The DORENWEND CO. of Toronto, Limited
103-105 YONQE STREET
West Wawanosh.
nosh.
Council met on Nov. lOt.h, as per ad-
journment ; the members all preeent,
Reeve Medd in the chair. Minutes of
last meeting confirmed as read, on
motion of Thompson and Aitcheson.
The Treasurer's statement, showing
e. balance on hand of $19837, was filed
on motion of Thompson and Aitehe-
son.
Mr, Porter waited on Council, ask-
ing them to pass a By-law, allowing
the Goderich Telephone Co. to erect
poles and wires en the .highways of
the rnunieipality. A lly-law Was
passed granting the request.
Was. Damage waited an Council re
John Bonner, who was sick at his
place with typhoid faver, Nothing
was done in the matter for the pres-
ent, until the board found out the eir-
eurnetances of the fatuity.
The accounts of Drs. Gunn, Sarnto•
son and McDonald, re operation On
Mrs. Spencer, 'was left over for eon
sideratlote
A number of accouete were passed
and ehetlues issued for payment of
earns
mutton adjotirttod to meet on Dec,
15th al 10 o'clock,
W. 8, McCrostic, Clerk,
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The Opening and Maintaining o a
Savings Bank Account is a duty that
everyone owes, •both to themselves
and to those dependent on them.
Your Savings Account Solicited.
C. P. SMITH
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To Your Children
"CROWN BRAND SYR'YP" is a food not only for
children but for everyoile---and it is used by everyone.
It is a table delicacy whiclx.should be its every home.
It is the one thing that satisfies that longing for sweets
whish alt healthy children and most adults have,
'Used in the home, it saves trouble in the snaking up
of delicious desserts and other good things to eat.
"CROWN BRAND SYRUP" stands for the highest possible
purity in table syrup, It 14 prepared in a clean wholesome inaniser
front the very finest ingredients, which develop a delieious
flavor es of fiats honey and rich cream,
These are strong reason& why you should insist ort )raving
"CROWN` BRAND SYRUP".
Yee doakt ha, it sot You in 2,'5,10 and 20 lb ur•tlaht tins with iilt•eh tide.
The Edwardsburg Starch Co., Mulled
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Lucknow.
It ie expected that workmen will be
on head next week to install the new
pipe organ in the Methodist Church.
It le the intention to have o grand
organ recital on Tuesday evening, the
90th inst.
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The annual meeting of the Hockey
Club held last week, was the best in
years. There was a very large atten-
dance and great enthusiasm was
shown. The prospects for the coming
season were never better,
pne of the most respected citizens
of our village passed from the scene of
this world's activities at an early hour
on Friday morning, the 12th inst„ in
the person of henry Gallagher, He
had been in his usual health up to
Wednesday evening.
Our town industries are all very
busy, The furniture factory bas been
working overtime for several weeks
past, The planing mill is rushed and
the MacKenzie Manufacturing 00, are
very busy supplying the demand for
their remedies.
A horse attached to a buggy ran
away from the Cain House barn on
Sunday afternoon just as the funeral
procession of the late Mr. Gallagher
was passing along Campbell St. The
horse ran through the procession
crossing just behind the hearse but
fortunately there was no collision
and no damage was done.
On Friday last, Reeve Joynt receiv-
ed from Andrew Carnegie's agents in
New York, a check for the balance of
the $7,500 promised by him towards
our •New Municipal building. The
promptness with which this money
has been forth -coming is certainly re-
freshing, when contrasted with the
persistent efforts of some of our citi-
zens to discredit the undertaking.
WARNING.
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The Family Herald and. Weekly
Star of Montreal in this week's issue
are warning their present subscribers
to renew earlier than usual this sea-
son, as there is an enormous demand
from new subscribers and there is apt
to be a congestion at the close of the
year. The new premium picture,
"The Soul's Awakening,” is causing a
perfect furore of enthusiasm in all
parts of the Dominion. It is certain-
ly a beautiful picture and is appreciat-
ed more and more the oftener one sees
it. � It is 10 x 21 inches, ready for
framing. A copy is sent to every sub-
scriber for 1010, and along with such a
paper as The Family Herald and
Weekly Star at one dollar a year cer-
tainly is the best bargain of the year,
Clergymen of all denominations are
urging parents to become possessors
of a copy of this interesting picture,
Belmore.
The first sleighs of this year were in
the village on Friday.
Mrs. Henry Welsher has purchased
Mrs. Alex. Orr's house in this village.
Mr. Henry McGlynn had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuable mare last week.
The fowl supper on the line' last
week is getting others in the notion of
having one.
When a man has to pay seventy-five
cents for his dinner it can be seen that
Local Option has passed.
Mr. John O'Connors and aunt, Mrs.
Michael O'Oonnors, of • Walkerton,
Sundayed at Mr. H, McGlynn's.
Wm. Edwards' cider mill is work-
ing over time this last while. He has
patrons from a radius of twenty miles
from Belmore.
Farmers' Institute meetings wilt be
held in the Foresters' Hall, Belmore,
on Saturday afternoon and evening,
Nov. 27. All are cordially invited- to
attend these meetings.
Mr. Patrick Lynett, sr., met with a
serious accident Iast Sunday evening.
While driving near Elliott's brick-
yard his horse took fright, throwing
him out of the buggy, .breaking his
collar bone and two ribs. We wish
him a speedy recovery.
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ladies
Coats
AND
Furs
We are busy selling Coats and Furs.
• Reason i Come and see.
DO YOU KNOW-! We carry the largest
stock of Coats and. Fars. Seldom outside of the
large city stores do you find such an assortment
of Ready=to=wear Garments. Buying in -large
quantities we get the Lowest Price, and Our
Customers get the benefit, buying the Right
Goods at Close Cut Prices, •
FURS.
We're selling Furs of relia-
ble quality. Every Fur must
be perfect in every detail to
eve proper satisfaction.
The styles must be those
that Dame Fashion calls cor-
rect. The fit and finish must
be perfection,
Ladies' Coats.
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Big Stook to choose from.
In counting our Coats for the
Ladies, Misses and Children,
we found we had 175. This
means Considerable selling.
Our OLOSE-OUT PRIOES
are reducing them daily.
Move quick and get one.
Ladies' Heavy Goats.
SEE OUR PONY CLOTH` COATS,—They're lined through-
out. Some at special prices $9.00 & $10.00
LADIES' QUILTED LINED COATS. — With Sable Collars;
good length ; Broadcloth shell ; a very warm and stylish
Coat. Our prices are $20.00 & $25.00
LADIES' FUR -LINED GOATS. = All kinds. in stook at
Speoial Prices. See one Marmot Lined Coat, with Sable
Dollar. Full length $35.00
RAT -LINED GOAT.—Fine Quality Broadcloth Shell. Deep
Sable Collar. Regular Sixty dollar Coat—Oar Close Cut
Price • $50.00
INSPECTION INVITED
&Co.
A Frightful Death.
Is one from suffocation and some-
times follows a bad attack of asthma.
The old fashioned remedies may re-
lieve, but never cure, Best results
come from Catarrhazone which euro
asthma after hope is abandoned. It's
because Catarrhezone kills the asthma
germs that cures, Choking spells end
labored breathing are relieved, seine
eating sensations and loss of breath
,are cured, Every trace of asthma is
driven from the system, and even old
chronics experience immediate relief
and lasting Equally
good' for
hronctitia, throat trouble ancl catarrh
,
Sold by all dealers in 2i5c and $1 sizes,
Get Oatarrhozone to -day — it does
cure,
Bast Wawanosh.
(Intended for last week )
Jas. Nethery spent last Sunday with
01h line friends,
Mr. and Mrs, S. Mcatllum, Oth line,
are both 'very poorly.
Alex. Scott, 6;1 line, is suffering
severely from lu nbago.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs, Cun-
ninghatn, Oth line, is still very 111.
Miss Annie Densmore spent a week
with her sister, Mrs, Whitener, near
Seaforth.
The apple season Is about over for
this year, The crop was not as good
as most years.
Many from this neighborhood at-
tended the funeral of the late Mr, Me.
Cllutori, which took place last, Satnr-
tiiay.
Miss Mary Clark, teacher for a num-
ber of years in Westfield school, has
resigned. 11ee sister, Mise Lillian, is
hired for 1010.
The Range You Ought to Buy
15 THE
IMPERIAL–OXFORD
?IT'S the best made -----for appearance
i' and good Service. It is properly cone
structcd by a reputable firm 'who .have
had years of experience in the snaking of
stoves. Don't fail to see this range on
our floor. The many good points it has
will appeal to you,
W. J. BOYGE
Sole Agent ingham
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hitechurch Hardware Store News 1
The Season For Stoves
Is Almost Here.
Be sure and see our New Steel Range, with hearth
and copper reservoir enclosed, large oven with drop door,
fitted for both coal and wood, handsomely finished, and
the price is only $20.00.
When in the village, cail and learn how yon can get a
Handsome Parlor Lamp free for a New Year's gift.
Does your house need Painting ? Get our figures for
the finished job — they'll surprise you and you will get
ob.
a fire%-cla.q job.
tr will furnish genuine Frost Wire Fencing, hooks and
staples, for an 8 -wire fence, and put it up for pots, for
40 cents per rod.
. J T Holmos Whiteohorch
The Range You Ought to Buy
15 THE
IMPERIAL–OXFORD
?IT'S the best made -----for appearance
i' and good Service. It is properly cone
structcd by a reputable firm 'who .have
had years of experience in the snaking of
stoves. Don't fail to see this range on
our floor. The many good points it has
will appeal to you,
W. J. BOYGE
Sole Agent ingham
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