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WANTED
The coming of January generally necessitates a second
buying in a good many lines of Warm Wearing Ap-
parel. You will find our stook eonaplete in' every de-
tail, having re -stocked all lines sold out in the earlier
part of the season.
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FURSYou, will find us displaying the largest stock
of the best quality in Furs in the County,
and you will never buy GOOD FURS CHEAPER than at the
.present. Coon Coats a specialty -$50 to $125 each,
All Wool Quality in Shirts and
Drawers, sizes 32 to 44, at 750
per garment.
Ali Wool Quality in Shirts and
Drawers, sizes 32 to 46, GUARAN-
TEED UNSHRINKABLE, at $1,
$1.25 and $1.50 per garment.
Fleece Lined Underwear at 50c,
65c and 900 per garment.
All Wool Flanhel Top Shirts, made
from fine Opra Flannel, all sizes 14
to 17, with collar, at $1.50
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Butter, 25c ; Dried Apples, 8c.
KING BROS.
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pm some time there has dwelt in your mind
the thought of trying PURITY FLOUR -
the flour that consists wholly of the high-grade
portions of the best Western hard wiheat.
That's a good thought. It indicates a desire for
improvement in your baking -talent -an ambition to
increase the deliciousness of your bread and pastry.
Don't let that good thought perish. Turn on your
will power. ACT !
"More bread and better bread"
REMINDER: On account
of the extra strength and
extra quality of PURITY
FLOUR, best pastry -results;
are obtained by adding more
shortening than is necessary
when using the ordinary
Ontario or blended flours..
Also add more water when).
making bread.
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Capital Paid. Up . 1,/50,000
Reserve and Undivided Profits 3,250,000
Total fle . • . 40,0000100
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The Beak of Harniltort invites Save
ings Accounts -and has eliminasted all
undue formalities, both i,i the opening*
of such accounts and in thee making of
wi th rawal a.
A. chattered bank le the leeleat plaee
for the artfe'.keeping of the fond yet/. svish
to accumulate for old age or to makes p r0.
vialon for unforeeen needs. Ititereet; paid
on deposits of $1 0/ and bywards.
Ps SMITH, Agent, WINGNAM IfIcIstiai°LitrIckogtsi:'
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Toronto vs. Chicago.
There is a considerable _difference
between the violent deaths of Chicago
and those in Toronto for the year that
bas just passed. Chicago has had 195
murders, but not a single hanging in
any of the cases. Toronto has had
seven mnrders, in which one man was
sentenced to be hanged, one escaped
punishment altogether, *Idle the
others were either infants murdered,
and the murderers unknown or the
charge was reduced to manslaughter.
•Highwaymen and Black Hand agents
were responsible for an alarming per-
centage of the raurders in Chicago,
and in Toronto one case was charged
up against the Black Hand society.
Battle Against Consumption.
Realizing that prevention of tuWr.
culosis can be accomplished only
through education, the Anti -Tubercu-
losis association has arranged for a
series of lectures by acknowleged
experts during the current season,
'The real battle has just begun," said
Mr. James Manuel, president of the
association. "A very great deal has
been done to rob tuberculosis of its
place •at the head of the causes of
death in Canada. Sanatoria and
hospitals have been established at
many points. Scores of men and
women are practicallyegiving up their
livee to the work of combating the
white plague. But much remains to
be done before the banner of victory
can be unfurled. The end will not be
in sight till every community and
every individual in the commuhity
heeds the call of duty and grasps in
telligently the teal meaning of that
call. Ignorance is the parent of con-
sutaption. The disease invades the
palace as well as the hovel ; but it has
its great breeding ground in the poor
districts. It will never be extirpated
until the people at large thoroughly
understand its eaese and its pre-
vention."
SICKLY CHILD
Made Well By Vinol.-tetters
from a Grateful Mother
Neve Ilavert, Conn.. -"My little glrl,
eve'since her birth, was frail and
sickly and nothing seemed to do her
any good until we tried Your cod Ilea
er and. iron tonic, Vino'. As soon, as
she commenced to take It, 1 noticed
an ImproVemeot In her health Mad ap.
pearance. She has now taken three
bettlee o Vinol, and froM the good it
has done her I can say it will do all
you alaira for it fit building up and
strengthening frail and dentato chit.
dten." (Name furaithed an request.)
Another Mother of Chicago, 1110
Writes: "I OW not toay too bench in
praise a Vinol for delieatte ailing
children."
We as 'every mother of
sickly or ailing child in this vicinity
to try vino on "Mr Agreronett to re*
turn their mono if It dote net 40 ell
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Ateltibbon, Druggist, Win*
TUB WINGTEAM .A.DVANOE
PROFIT IN DAIRYING.'
The following question Waspot up
to the dairymen by ()bal. r, Whitley,
who bee charge of cow -testing work
for the Dominion Department of Ag-
riculture,
"If we agree that it takes $40 to
feed a Pow for one year, then with
milk at $1 nor 100 Ihs., an ainimal
must give 4,000 lbs, of milk before
'be returns 'bne cent of profit,
Do all yonr cows give over 4,000
Ib, of milk In a year P"
That all ems do not give over 4,000
lbs, of milk was made clear by investi-
gations carried on by Mr. Whitley
Be examined the record of 1,000
co vvs in different counties last year
and, found that 85 per cent, et these
gave less than 4,000 lbe, Ip other
words, 7 out of evevy 20 cows 418011g
those tested could not be said to yield
one dollar of profit.
Mr. Whitley gave a striking cons-
.
parison between the record made by
eleven cows in Lanark and five cows
1 in Oxford. The 11 cows in Lanark
gave an average of 3,704 lbs. of milk
each and 131 lbs of fat. The five cows
(in the Oxford herd gave an average
! of 12,008 lbe. of milk and 400 lbs. of
fat. The total yield of 11 cows in Lan-
!
ark was 41,737 lbs, of milk and 1,445 lbs.
of fat, and of the five cows in Okford
60,3t0 lbs. milk and 2,008 lbs. fat,
In other words the five cows gave
nine tons of milk and a quarter of a
ton of fat more than the 11 cows in
Lanark.
The average profit per cow in the 11
cow herd was $3 ; the average profit
per cow on the five cows in Oxford
was $80. One cow in the good herd
equals the net returus of 10 cows in
the poor herd.
"just see," said Mr, Whitley, "what
this means in the way of loss of
human energy. It is estimated that
sixty hours will be spent in milking a
cow during ten months of the year.
If only 20 per cent. of the cows in Ca-
nada yield 4,000 lbs. of milk or under,
a year, it means that 80,000,000 hours
are spent in milking profitless cows.
In other words the energy lost in this
way, is equal to the work done by
horses in plowing 875,000 acres of
land."
THE EFFECTIVE LAXATIVE.
Tastes Like And Is Eaten
Like Candy.
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In our experience in the handling of
drugs and medicines, we believe we
have never had experience with anv
Remedy that gave such great satis-
faction to our customers as do Rexall
Orderlies, This Remedy is not like
any other laxative or cathartic, It
contains all the good features of other
laxatives, but none of their faults.
Our own faith In Reston Orderlies
is so stroneethat we offer them to you
with our own positive personal
guarantee, that if they do not
thoroughly satisfy you, you only. need
tell us and we will hand back to you
every penny you paid us for them.
Therefore, in trying them upon our
recommendation you take no risk
whatever.
Rexall Orderlies taste like and are
eaten like candy. They do not gripe,
cause nausea, excessive looseness, or
any other arinoyance. They act so
easily that they may be taken at any
time, day or night. They are particu-
larly good for children, aged or deli-
cate persons. They are put up in
convenient tablets in three sizes of
packages. Prices, 10c, 25c and 50e. "
Remember, Rexall Remedies can be
obtained in this community only at Pe
our store -The Rexall Store, S. W.
th
McKibbon, Winghatn, Ont.
Toe GREAT CITIES.
TIE BEST EVER
Some interesting facto 'elating to
the population etatietice of the world's
great cities are cited by Prof. W. 13.
Bailey in the Independent :-
There are at present ten cities in the
world with a Population of over 1,000,-
000. Of theee, three are in the United
States, Russia is the only other
country' to have more than one city
of this size.
London leads with a population of
over 7,000,000 ; but ite area is over
440,000 acres. The area of Greater
New York is less than half that of
London. If New York city could an-
nex enough of its suburbs to make its
area equal to that of London, it would
at present have a population of over
0,000,000, Even without annexing
any more territory, New York may,
within twenty years, become the
greatest city in the world. If it were
possible to include suburb", as hae
been done by London, it might le,
come the leader within ten years,
The area of Registration London, not
including the outer ring, is 74,839
acres. On this territory is found a
population of nearly 5,000,000, but
within the past decade the popela.
tion of the old city of London has
actually decreased. Business he crowd-
ing residences from the centre.
Berlin has recently annexed suburbs
with a population of nearly 1,000,000
It seems likely that when figureare
available it will be discovered that
Berlin has dit.pla-ced Paris as the third
city in the world. The following are
the population and area of the ten
largest cities in the world at the latest
date for which figures are available :-
City .Area in Acres Population
London 441,600 7,252,963
New York 209 218 4.766.883
Paris 19,280 2,763.393
Tokio . 27.989 2,180,079
Chicago 117,447 2,185.283
Vienna 39,686 2.085,888
Berlin ...... 15,698 2,070,695
St, Petersburg22 991 1.678,000
Philadelphia ..... 81.828 1,549.008
Moscow 17,654 1,359,254
The Mildmay Suicide.
An item of news has been going the
rounds of the press lately to the kffeet
that the postmaster at Mildmay„,Ont.,
suieided because he bad been threaten-
ed with dismissal. The postoffice
department is authority for the fol-
lowing statement of the facts of the
cause : The 11.1ildraay postmaster was
in no way threatened, and had not
been communicated with by this de-
partment since the advent of the pre-
sent government to power. Oa the
28rd of December a complaint was
received that this postmaster had
opened a registered letter, which is a
criminal act. The postoffice inspector
was instructed to investigate the mat-
ter at once, and the postmaster ad-
mitted his guilt, asking for leniency
and mercy. The postmaster com-
mitted suicide even before the in-
spector's report reached Ottawa, and
consequently before the department
had occasion to take action.
Canada's Mortality.
Sir Richard Scott declared, in. the
Senate, that it should be the highest
duty of every government to see that
laws were made and enforced for the
preservation of public health. The
government of Canada had not lived
up to their duty on the question. The
Dominion placed the duty of caring
for public health on the provinces and
the provinces passed it back to the
Dorainion. The census figures show -
that 81,000 persons were born in
anada in 1901, and of these 81,000
rsons, 21,828 died before becoming
year old, and 10,019 died within
e next four years. The record was
a shocking one, but the census figures
showed that while 81,000 persons had
been born in that year, there had in
the previous 25 years been 48,595
deaths of persons who did not reach
the age of 25. It was a tragic thing
to think that over half the people
born in a single year in Canada,
should die before they had passed
their 2,5th year. Most of the children
who died under the age of three were
murdered through the ignorant ad-
ministration of deadly soothing lo -
tient" of various kinds.
New Year Plan.
To do my work ae'best I may,
Rising to meet each a/inniug day
With honest faith in Inman love
And sincere trust in One above.
To face what comes of woe or grief
That what is sent is for my good,
If borne with patient hardihood.
To gentle be and tender too,
With human fraility, and tO do
Whate'er I can though small it be,
To help ray brother man to free
His nobler self into the right,
And thus to clear his blinded sight.
Never to fail in charity
Nor kindly given sympathy.
Little Loss /n. Transmission.
Chief Engineet, Sothman, of the
Hydro -Electric Power Commission,
according to the BIN:tries,' News for
January, recently switched over the
libel" covering Western Ontario in
such a way as to obtain one con,
tinuous transmission circuit, of 278
miles, and found that there Was a
drop of only 8 per centin the volt-
age. The Cirettit ineluded Guelph,
Stratford, St. Marys, London, Wood-
stock, pundas, etc. The teat is eon.
siclered most satisfactory and proVeS
the high quality of the trateenSiesion
lioe. The Banal loes of three per teat.
is inappreciable and affords striking
evidence of the wisdom of coneteuct-
ing a 110,000 Volt line, (Ambling the
current to be conveyed long distances
with inappreciable loss. The current
during the test was indeed for 81
Miles of the distance run at 18,200
volts, that is, between Port Credit
and Dendae ; the greater part of the
distande, 422miles, it, WAS at. the
ful1110,000 volts. The resulb le a tri-
intiph for Chief Itogineer Sothinan
and lion, Adam tleck, and indicates
that it will be it matter ttate to
extend the current with a 110,000
'olt line to Windsor, aoderieh and
Owen Sound ad anywhere igiia
the peninsula.
BEST CURE FOR SKIN SORES
IS ZAX-1311K.
An illustration of the way in which
Z tra-Buk cures even the meet serious
and chronic of uleers, roptions and
sores is provided by Mr. R. 11. Barker,
of Olencairn, Ont. Re says :--
Wciilld not have believed that any
remedy could cure so quickly, and at
the game time so effeetively. as Zam-
Buk cured me.
"My face became covered with a
d of rash, which itched and irritat-
This rash then turned to sores,
ich discharged freely and began to
spread. I first tried one thing and
thea another, but nothing seemed to
do me any good, and the eruption got
worse and worse, until my face was
just covered with running sores.
"Apart from the pain (which was
Very bad) my face was such a terrible
sight that I was not lit to go out.
was my state when some one ad-
vised me to try Zens-Bek. I got a
supply, and, marvellous as it may
sonnd, within little under a month
every sore on my face was healed,
1 so amazed that 1 have told the facts
to Several persons, and I have no ob-
jection to your stating tny experience
for the benefit of other sufferers."
Zpia.Balt is purely babel irz com-
position, and is the ideal balm for
babies and young ehilcIreto for whose
tender skin coarse ointInents are so
dangerous.- Zatt-Duk is a se Care
for cold nom, chapped hands, frost
blood -poison, varicose sores)
piles, sdaip sores, ringworm, inflamed
patches, babies' eruption and chapped
p2A004, Mita, butte, brniaeit and kin
juries generally. All druggists and
stores sll at 40c, or post free from
Urns/10k 00. Toronto, upon reeeipt
of price. lee harmful enhotitutee,
kin
ed.
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FOR $7,500
A 200 Acre Farm, with lirst•class
buildiegs and 60 to 60 acres of hardwood
bubh. Clone to School, Morph and
postoince; four miles from a good aillp•
wog point; laud nearly all in grass, and
in ilrat•elass shape.
The values of Huron farms are now
tending upward, and the shrewd men
will take advantage of present prices.
make a note of the above statement,
and in two or three year from now, see
if we are not right,
A flue farm of 200 notes, has just been
listed with us for immediate sale, on
account of ownar'a 111 health, Large
Ink* house and bank barn, also all
other neoessary beildingo. 'tinyacres
buell. Never failing well and spring.
Sehool ei mile, Post °file° %
church one to three miles. A rare
chance to get a good place in a fine
locality, Price $8,500, or will, exehange
for a smaller.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
WE PAY CASH
FOR USED In
CANADA r
POSTAGE STAMPS
SOME STAMPS WE OFFER
AS MUCH AS
$100.00 EACH.
If you have Canada cancelled stamps to
sell write for our illustrated catalogue
quoting prices we pay for each kind 14Y
• mail to any address for 10 cents (notfree),
QUEBECITAIVIP EXCHANGE (RECD)
• P.O. F'ox 179, QUEBEC, Canada.
,Nurimao'rizzism..
The Place Where Good
Clothes Come From
LET US POST YOU
If you get your clothes from us,
you are sure to get
Clothes made to fit
Clothes neatly made
Clothes well made
Clothes that look well
Clothes that wear well
Clothes that last well
Clothes in latest style
Clothes that please
Clothes that satisfy
We understand our business
We have the goods
We know the styles
Our charges are right
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The Nifty iIan's Tailor
R. Maxwell's old stand
.42.4."AS alkeZ
Y. M. C. A. ELDG.,
LONDON, ONT,
BUSINE;S and SHORTiiAND SUBJECTS,
iTegistered last season upwards of 300
students and placed every graducke. Seven
specially qualified regular teachers. One
hundred and fifty London firm.s croplos
our trained Irlp. College in session from
Sept. 5 to Juno 30. Enter any time.
catoiogue Free.
Forest Co_ sttluocecd. CORege
J. W. WESTERVELT, JR. J. \'. WESTERVELT,
Chartered Accountant. l'rtacipal
ViC.3 Principal?'
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SIX IMPORTANT POINTS REGARDING
THE WELL.KNOWN
ELLIOTT
*ad
TORONTO, ONT.
. Courses are strictly first-class
2. Much individual instruction is given.
3. Teachers are expert and experienced,
4. Graduates GET and HOLD good posi-
tions.
5. Equipment thoroughly up-to-date.
6. Enjoys a wide -spread patronage.
Write for catalogue. Enter now.
W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL. )
Cor.'Stange and Alexander Sts.
Winter Term from Jan. 2nd
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Out classes are now larcer than everle.
fore* but we have enlarged our quarters
and Ivo have room for a few Inca e run -
dents. 'You may, enter at any time. We
have a staff of nine experienced instruc-
tors and. Our courses are tho beat. Our
graduates sucteed. This week three re-
cent, graduates inform us that they have
positions paying $6.5, t170 and $126 per
month. Wo have three dep4rtmenta-
Commercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy.
Write for Our free eatalogno now.
b. A. MCLACHLAN • Prlocipail
DRS. KENNEDY & CALDNII
OVPICES-Corner Patrick and Centra drools
PROXR8---
Offices la
Reaidental, Dr, lCennedy 143
Residence), Dr. Calder 161
Dr *conedv. eeeofaitees in eurgorse
Dr. Calder devotes special attention to
Diseases Of the Ere, Ear, Noso and Throat.
EYbs tharintshlY tested. G148868 properly
fitted.
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Jas. Walker & Son
WINfillAnt
UNDERTAKERS
We are 100011%14 QUAlifiatZ tinahtt.
takcail kW Embalmers, and the
entrusting their work to lis may rely
on It bout well dent), Night am,
radelVed at, realtialiain
Ottnd Phan* let itntnii1 Pholia
TIIVRSDAY, JAflMRV I8, 19r2
JANUARY SALE
I II I
Our Big Sale of Winter Goods is in full swing.
Don't miss it. There's money in It for you.
UNDER WEA.R-for Men, Women, Boys, Girls and InfarotS.
Good quality, all 'sizes, at a saving of 25o on over
dollar's worth.
Children's Toques, Children's Coats, Ladies' Coats, all sizes,
'Winter Gloves, Shawls, Eto., at The On the dollar.
Men's and Boys' Tweed Suits and Overcoats at off, Think
of it, a $12.00 Suit for $8.00-$9.00 Bait for $6.00.
A few Furs, Stoles, Muff, Coats, Etc. These all go at One
Third less than regular priees.
Felt Slippers, plain and fancy, new goods, very neat -just
the thing for cold weather -keep your feet warm -
at a saving of 25e on the dollar,
Heavy Rubbers and Sox, good quality, all sizes; your choice
at 26 per cent less than regular prices,
Light Rubbers for Men, Women, Boys, Girls, Infants, all
sizes, best quality ; at 20 per cent off. Seasonable
goods at a big saving.
Men's Heavy Wool Sox, Heavy Mitts and Glovee, Sweaters,
Cardigan jackets and Caps, at a saving of
25o on every dollar's worth.
Goods will not be charged at reduced prices.
Terms of sale. -Cash or Produce.
Premium Tickets will not be punched for
goods sold at reduced prices.
Kerr & Bird
THE PROFIT SHARING STORE
WINGHAISI, ONT.
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25 Per Cent
Discount
We will give 25 Per Cent Dis-
count on all our Men's and Boys'
Overcoats before stock. taking.
We have a large assortment to select from, and must
be cleared out to make room for spring goods.
-WE HAVE -
Men's Russian and China Dog Skin Coats.
Men's Quilted Lined Coats with German Otter
Collars.
Calf Skin Coats, Bulgarian Lamb Coats and Coon
Coats, all to be sold regardless of cost.
Also a few Wornen's A.strican Coats, perfect goods,
worth from $30.00 to $45.00, your choice for
$15.00 cash.
All Kinds of Raw Furs Wanted
Also Potatoes in Large Quantities
Cash or Trade .
Pickled Herring and Trout now in, get
our prices before buying elsewhere.
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(Successor to T. A. MILLS)
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