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BARGAIN
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TZZURS»Ay, FEBRUARY 8, 1912,
20 PER CENT. OFF
Men's Youths'
and Boys'
OVERCOATS
From now until every Coat is gone,
wewill give you a discount
of 20 per cent.
WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU.
Our .$ 6.50 lines will cost you $ 5.20
10.00 < < 8.00
cc 15.00 cc c� , cc 12.00
GG 20.00 .L GL GG 16.00
A SAVING WORTH WHILE
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A SAUERKRAUT KNOCKOUT;'
Bill 2chtnidt he didn't like sauerkranik
But 'Catarina his frau,
Could staid beside der basil all day
.And eat sheost like a cow.
They' fought about dat kraut all day{,
They fought about him night,
And Katerine'a mudder like kraut, too,,
t, And she join in der tight,
Den Bin Bits quiet all to once
About dat sauerkraut smell;
Den Kateriner an' her mam
Thought they )iad licked Bill well. •
One day—will you believe dis true?—
Bill bought a bar'l of kraut,
And when them wimmens saw it come
They shoost dance round and shout.
But when der kraut begins to hiss
Bill cut der middle hoop.
Them wimmens den went down below.
To see how dat kraut Zook. ,
Der hull shebang shoost up and bust!
Dem wimmens--where were theyt
All covered up trait sauerkraut
Shoost like a load of hay.
Der mouth was full; der ears was full;
Der nose it was stuffed tight.
Bill busted, too, mit laffn nta h;,; ,,
itithen he Bits out of sight.
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Don't you say sauerkraut den therei
They don't eat kraut some moaea,
And Kateritte has got a club
Behind der kitchen door.
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AIR AND EXERCISE FOR PiGEONS.
Did you ever see granddad tote a
'drug store to the barn and dope his
pigeons? Course not. Why? Just
because so many fellows' pigeons for
day are so different. They get Sts and
'ranker and roup and pox and wing dis-
ease and liver disease and diarrhea,
'rinb.oto by. O. _ ._
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aVillather p+ rcaits and make birde ny to
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HAIR MNTSP
Worthy The Attention Of
People Who Wish To Prep
serve The Hair.
Have your own brush and comb at
home and at hair dressers.
Never use a brush oe comb in public
places, they are usually covered with
dandruff germs.
Wash your hair brush once as week
with ao,slp and warm water to which is
added a disinfectant,
Shampoo the hair once a week with
pure soap and water.
Use PARISIAN SAGE every day,
rubbine thoroughly into scalp.
PARISIAN SAGE is guaranteed by
J. W. MoKibbon to destrny dandruff
germs and abolish dandruff, or money
bark•
To stop hair from, falling and' scalp
from iLehing or money back,
To put, life and beauty into dull fad-
ed hair, or money back. Price 50.:.
TITE NG ''AM AD VA NOB
Insurance in Canada.
The number of Insurance companies
doing btaainese under the supervision
of the Dominion Government 148.
They are thus classified :—Life 50,
Life, assessment plan, 4, Fire 59,
Accident 22, Guarantee 14, Steam
boiler 7, Plate glass 13, Burglary 0,
Registered mail, etc,, 0, Sickness 23,
Title 1, Tornado 0, Live stock 2,
Weather and hail 2, Atxtomobile 8,
Sprinkler leakage 2, These have de-
posits with the receiver -general for
the protection of policyholders to
the amount of $57,243,741161. They
have . also deposited with Canadian
trustees, in conformity with the apt,
$4381,787.77, making a total of
$78,528,529 38 for the protection of
policyholders. The total amount of
premiums received in Canada in 1910
for all forms of ineuranee was $50,035,-
725, of which $29,087,301 was received
by CUanadian companies, and $20,948,-
334 by British and American, ' '
Peat. For Peei
The Advance believes that in Huron
county, and indeed, not far from
Winghautn, there are large bedtl of
peat, that will yet be utilized for fuel,
The Canadian Peat Society has just
issued a circular, which says ;—Cana-
da's area of peat bog, 37,000 (quare
miles, constitutes•a potential national
asset of enormous value. Four bogs,
within a few miles of Ottawa, are
estimated to contain over 4,000,000
tons of fuel. It alsoo pointed out that
Ontario and Quebec send annually
$20,000,000 to the United States for
goal, and that the development of
peat bogs in this country would keep
this money at home, se well as supply
additional work, for Canadian labor.
Western Grain Damaged.
Wet grain in the West is declared
to be a serious feature just now.
'L.
1¢
fr
et let repairs
eat up your
r its
Whether they represent actual cash outlay, or
only the time of yourself and your help, repairs
are /waste just the same. When you make an
improvement --no matter how small its cost may
be—let it be permanent. Then it is a real investment, some-
thing on which you can realize in cash 'should you decide to
sell your property; and 'something that will pay you constant
dividends in convenience, sightliness and comfort as long as
the farm remains your own.
Concrete Improvements Are Permanent
They last as long as the very hills themselves. They do not
require experts to, build them. Their first cost, in most cases,
is no more than for 'inferior materials.
Aren't you interested in the subject of permanent, modern
farm improvements
Then write for the book that describes hundreds of them --
'WHAT THE FARMER CAN DO WITH CONCRETE"
It Isn't a Catalogue. every one of its 1'60 handsomely Illustrated pages Is Interest-
Ing and instructive. They tell how to mix concrete, how to place it, what can be done
with it. The book was printed to sell for 50 cents, but we have a copy for you, free.
Your name and address on a postal will bring this book
TO YOU ABSOLUTELY FREE
Mall the post9ard today. The book will come to you by
eturn mail. Address
Send
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Hundreds of thousands of bushels
have been exposed to the weather all
the winter for want of storage fulotlly
ties, At Veregin, Sask., in one pile is
500,000 bushels covered with snow.
This belongs to the Doukhobors, "It
le not a question," said a grain man
to -day, "of the ruin of an individual,
It ie a question of the ruin of whole
diatriote. We are on the verge of tie
worst calamity which has ever hap-
pened in Western Canada. From 15
to 20 per cent, of the cars of grain
which have come into Winnipeg have
been wet, damp, or tough. The same
proportion of the grain in the Western
country still undelivered must be in a
similar condition,
A LIBERAL OFFER.
We Guarantee To Relieve Dys-
pepsia. If We Fail The
Medicine Costs Nothing,
To unquestionably prove to the
peopie that indigestion and dyspepsia'
can be permanently relieved and that
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will bring
about this result, we will furnish the
medicine absolutely free if it fails to
give satisfaction to any one us-
ing it.
The remarkable success of Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the high
degree of scientific skill used in devis-
ing their formula as well as to the care
exercised in their manufacture, where-
by the well-known properties of
Bismuth -Subnitrate and Pepsin have
been combined with Oarminatives and
other agents.
Bismuth -Subnitrate and Pepsin are
constantly employed and recognized
by the entire medical profession as in-
valuable in the treatment of indiges-
tion and dyspepsia.
The Pepsin used in Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets is carefully prepared so as to
develop its greatest efficiency. Pep-
sin supplies to the digestive apparatus
one of the most important elements of
the digestive fluid. Without it the
digestion and assimilation of food are
lin possible.
The Carminatives possess properties
which aid in relieving the disturbances
and pain caused by indigested food.
This commination of these ingredients
makes a remedy invaluable for the
complete relief of indigestion and
dyspepsia.
We are so certain of this that we
urge you to try Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets on our own personal guaran-
tee. Three sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Remember. you can obtain Rexall
Remedies only at our store—The Rex -
all store, J.,W. McKibbon.
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BARGAINS IN
GOODS OF
EXCELLENT
VARIETX AND
LOWEST POSSI-
- BLE PRICES
Some Bargairis in
Town Property
Frame Oottage_parlor, dining room,
kitchen, three bedrooms, pantry, closets,
hard and soft water, good garden, stone
cellar, fine location. Price reasonable.
Half Story Frame House, with large
bairn—will be sold right,
Small Cottage. , Owner wants to leave
town. A bargain.
Brick House, with conveniences -well
situated. A ohoibe home, for sale
reasonable,
Small Farm, 85 to 40 aures, near town,
The above are only a few of the prow
perties we have on our list. Others) will
be advertised in this spaoe weekly.
Properties in Town Plot, Whiteohuroh,
Belgrave and Bluevale. Farms in sort.
rounding Townships,
N,13.—We have a buyer for a suitable
100 acre farm near Winghaxu.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
SPOTTON
Stands for all that is modern in
Business Training. A Chain of
Seven Oolleges it leading towns
and cities. Two Thousand stn.
dents
in ourColleges and Home•
Study last year. We train from
ten to twenty students for every'
one trained by most riohoole.
There's a reason, It is freely
admitted that our graduates get
best positions, and the demand
for them is "seven" times the
supply, Exclusive right for On-
tario of the famous Bliss Book-
keeping System, You may study
at home, or partly at home and
finish at the College. A Business
Education pays a dividend every
day of your life.
WINTER TERM FROM
JAN. 2, 1912.
Oall or write for particulars.
Spattou Business
College
WINGHAM, ONT.
Chas. W. Burns, Principal.
HERE ARE SOME PRICES
But You Must See Any Garment To Know The Value
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MEN'S CONVERTIBLE COLLAR OVERCOATS.—Plenty of patterns.
The $15 kind reduced to $9.80 ; the $18 kind reduced. to $11.80;
the $20 kind reduced to $12,80.
MEN'S VELVET COLLAR OVERCOATS.—Black and fancy. The
$9 kind reduoed to $5.90 ; the $10 kind reduced to $G.90 ; the
$15 kind reduced to $7.90.
MEN'S SUITS. --Every style and pattern. the $10 kind reduced to
$5.80; the $15 kind reduced to $9,80; $20 kind reduced to $11.80.
FURNISHINGS at a big cut also. Here are a few. 25c Boys' lined
Leather Mitts, 15o ; 50c Men's Fleeced Underwear, 37o ; $1.00
Men's Fancy Shires, 65o ; $1.00 Wool Ribbed Underwear, 490 ;
350 Neckwear, 190 ; $2,00 Black Stiff Hats, 980.
BOOTS AT HALF PRICE
We'lI buy them bank if not satisfactory.
BINS
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SalespeginsSaturday, Fe 3r , aid ends S. a:tui.rday,.l6th
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This will be l�e ('sreaReductionck Reduc�a�Sale er held1Drice reductioniion vvillFeb.Feb.be keener than ever. Come and see
some of the greatest values in an kinds of Dry Goods and Ready-to-wear Clothing. It will pay you well to drive twenty-five
miles to attend this Big Money -Saving Sale. Only room here for a few of the many bargains awaiting you. Extra' salespeople
to wait on you. Read the list.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Art Baking Powder with granitewnre°preuxium, 50c to
701, values—clean sweep sale one 39c
Canada Laundry Starch 07c
JOc Bottle Extract 082
Royal Yeast Oakes U3;
350. Japan Tea 2:ir,
350 Black Ceylon 'Tea, .... .. .. 25c
3 lbs. large Raisins for 25o
3 lbs. cleaned Currants.. , , , . , . , 25 i
2 eats Salmon for ..... , 25e
Large Bar Laundry Soap lOc
Push Pot Barley Ogc
Corn Starch, per pkge. . , 4141 • . (i'3c
Large boxes Matches, 2 for 25c
Gin Tomatoes. best quality, 2 for 25c
Can Peas and Corn. , , , . 10o
UNDERSKIRTS
Our stock is too large and down go the pt'ia;ee to re. 1
duce% it.
2 doz. Skirts made of good guality black Sateen and
good Watered Mareen, reg. $125 lines--saleptice.$1 00
Reg. $150 lines --sale plicae $1. 25
Reg. $;2,00 values—sale price 1 0{)
Reg. $2 50 value—sale price 2 00
DRESS GOODS
Take advantage of cut prices in the Dress Goods De-
nslrtment and buy your new Suit or Dress bow,
You can cave 20 per eefit, on gone purchase of Dress
Goode and Silke now 131g stock to choose .from.,
CARPETS t RUGS Rig stork to choose from, corn-
prlaing new patterns in Taxpestry
Wool, 13ruaselq Velvet, Wilton's, also a large stock of Lin-
eleumaa and Oilelothaa, the heat makes—clean sweep sale --
20 per tent. off our close prices during the sale.
CORSETS ilig clean up on our stork of Cin ets. Nene
styles, bracken lineal end odd Aimee, reg, $1
to $1.25 value, in two lots to clear at t0c and 00c—see therm
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BARGAINS IN STAPLES
1.0 pieces wide Flannelette—sale price $ 08
5 pieces Plaid, double width—sale price 17
English Long Cloth and Oazntbric, reg. 15e --sale price12&
Hemmed Pillow Slips (tine quality) reg. 20c ---sale price 15
One piece. Heavy Cotton Sheeting. reg. 80c --sale price 25
Bleached Table Linen (wide) reg. 00c --sale price 6U
One piece Heavy Unbleached Table Linen . , , .1 , , , .. , 25
Table Linen, Bleached (2 yds. wide) reg. $1. 5 --sale .. , 1 00
Heavy Ca ash Towelling—sale price .. 08
WOMEN'S COATS BIG Our in prices of all kinds of
Women's, Misses' and Children's
°oats. New styles in lour Collared Coats, at 20% oft A
few Women's' Fur Coats must be sold regardless of cost,
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR 5 doz. Women's Vests to
clear at 200. 4 doz. Wo-
uneb'e Heavy Vests, 05e to 75'0, for 50Fine quality Vest,
and Drawers, $1, for 8 0
. Children's Underwear at 15% off,
BOOTS AND SHOES Clearing linea of all kinds of
Boots and Shoes at greatly re=
cbaleed pricaes. .A Inunther of odd linea. to be sold regardless
of costa See bargain boxes. Prices -00c, $1.10, $1.40.
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WHITE WEAR & EMBROIDERY SALE
White Waists, Underskirts. Corset Covers, Night Gowns -
20 per cent. off regular prices.
New Patterns in 27 inch Flouncing embroidery, fine
Swiss quality, 500 to '75c values—clean sweep sale .. ,43e.
12 pieces Torehon Lace and Insertion, 10c value—only-05c
Embroidery and Insertion to sell quick ----your Choice.. , •0511
A special line of Corset Cover Embroidery 25o
PRINTS Crtm'a English Prints, light and desk pat-
terns, fast colors, reg. 12ic and 15e. value '
--your choice while they last , . , 30e
BARGAINS IN SILK
We have the kind that will wive good wear—Taffeta,
Mescaline and Palilette, in 30 and 40 inch widths.
A special line of Paulette, one yard wide, $1,25 quality
for.... :1 00
50 yds. 36 inch Black Taffeta, $1 value—for .4141.... 00
BCCI BARGAIN IN HOSE 25 doz. Women's Ribber!
/.lose, fast black, sizes 53, 0,
0&• and 10, gond value at 25c—clears sweep price only , ...20e
20 per cent, off all reg. prices of Hosiery and Gloves.
NOTICE... -Your account is clue. Please settle by cash or note by February I5th.
TERMS OFS..A,.T Aligoods not paid for at tune of sale, eithr in cash or produce, will
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Charged regular prices. No goads sent on approb: tion.
CUT PRICES IN PIETE1 N' DEPARTMENTS SITOP EARLY AND OFTEN
be
MEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT
Plenty of room and best light for display of all kinds
of ]fen's and Boys' Wear in our New Store, Whynot
make a good investment and buy Overepats and
Snits daring this Sale at a saving of from 20 to
30 per cent.
Men's Fancy Tweed Suite, reg, price $8—for $ 6 00
Men's Strong Overalls --to clear,. 59
Men's English Worsted Suits, reg. $15—sale price11 05
Men's Fancy Tweed Suits—$10 value, for . 7 00
Boys' 3 piece Sults, $5 to $8 value—sale price 3 00
Youths' Fancy Tweed Snits, $8—sale piece, .. Y Y .... 5 90
Itien'aa Heavy Pants, $1.75 and $2 00—sale price 1 20
BoytiShort (Tanta—to clear. . Y , Y .1.1........1 50
Men's Nancy Stripe Pants, $2 50 to $3—sale prioe Y 4141. 1 9.5
M n'S 1-109,” Overalls, Dollar line—for 80
Men's Heavy Overcon.te, reg. $10 --sale price 8 00
I n't1 131aek Dress Overcoats, reg. $121—sale price . , 0 50
Boy& Overcoats—to clear at 4141. / 4141....... 5 00
MEN'S P UR COATS
Men's Binek Calloway Cleats, E32—for 28 00
Meti's China Dog Skin Coat, $25—for 20 00
Men's Coon Coats, $05 values for 41 . 55 00
Black Calf Coats with Dog Skits Collars, $38—for.... 31 50
Men's Fur Collared Coats -to clear at 17 50
GENTS' PuRr4 SHD4GS
5 doz, Linen Dollars—glean sweep sale
A lot of odd lines in tiee—tri clear
Men's Heavy Braces, 25c quality
Men's Driving Gloves, reg. 75e -clean sweep sale...
5 doz. Men's Heavy "Volk ag Shirts, 75c line- for....
4y doz,
Men's Ttnot[YTies,
f�2�5/e value—for
Men's Print 8htrfs--to �J1ear at. , .. , Y Y . Y . Y.Y
Men's Pleeee tined Shirts and. Drawers—sole price
/3oys' Fleece Undershirts and Drawers—sale price
A lot of Boys' Teak Capp, reg, 50e ---.to clear at
ar Doz. Men's Foe 13and Caps, reg. 750—sale price.....
Man's Sweater Coats- .clean sweep price 41 41 , , . Y , . , . .
Men's Socke.w-->toelem. at2pr, for YY,.Y,.,,,Y,Y.
Men's Vibe 'Underwear, $1,25 onality—for...,
Men's' Lined E id Gloves, reg. $1.25 pair—for
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