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Fur Values
We have again been successful in purchasing
a large consignment of all kinds of Furs and
Fur Coats late in the season, many of these
being travellers' samples and odd styles and
broken liners, these with what stock we have
left will. tend to make very interesting Fur Sale.
10 Ladies' Fur Lined Coats,
reg. $65.00 value for $47.00.
These are made from a very
fin e quality Broadcloth,
muskrat lining, Alaska sable
collar.
510 oddMuffs and Stoles,
mostly Alaska Sable, Mink
Marmot, Wolf, Persian Lamb
and Mink and American Fox.
Prices from $4.00 to $50.00
at a saving of 25 per cent. off
regular prices.
10 only Men's Coon Coats.
Notwithstanding the big in-
crease of the Raw Furs, we
can offer you these at from
$55.00 to $95.00.
20 Men's Russian Dog Coats,
all sizes in the lot and three
grades to choose from. $18
value for $14.50 ; $20 value
for $15.50 ; $25 value for
$18.50.
6 Ladies' Fur Lined Coats -
$75.00 for $57,50.
10 Ladies' Far Trimmed
Coats, reg, $25.00 for $17.50.
12 Men's Fur Collared Coats
with Quilted Lining and
Broadcloth Shells, regular
$18.00 and $20,00 value for
$13.50.
Fur Hats and Caps clearing
at big sacrifice prices.
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WHEN we have occasion to send money through the
mail, we can do no better than follow the lead of the
business man, who long ago discovered that the easiest,
safest and simplest way is by Express Money Order.
Business 'nen invariably remit by this method. Women are rapidly
learning to appreciate the significance of this fact -and they, too, are
now large users of Express Orders.
There Is es Express Meek your town -find it And make use of k You'll be met by a.
courteous and obliging agent. who wIil explain to you the advantages and simplicity of
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Ovet t5 to t10 .. 6 "
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" 30" 50..15"
" 50, at me
e rate/
Every raillery station bas
an Express Office where
' Cron!'"
may be obtained,
and In almost every town
there are branch (Mires
loatted in the reitdemie
Jistricer.
rders
&Foreign Cheques
Only A Stamp.
Only the price of a postage stamp,
but the total price paid for postage
stamps in Canada makes a big sum in
the course of a year. An Ottawa
despatch says the increase in the
sale of stamps for the month of De-
cember made a record for the post--
office
ost-office department. The total receipts
were $1,028,000, and this is the $ret
time that the receipts for one month
passed the one million and a half
mark. It is believed that at this rate
of increase at the end of the fiscal
year the total revenue from stamps
will reach the fourteen million mark.
This will be an increase of nearly two
millions over that of last year.
Potato Canker.
In speaking of potato canker, Prof
R. Harcourt, of Guelph, stated, since
1909 bulletins have been issued to
prevent the spread ,of poi ato canker.
The disease was discovered in Hun-
gary in 1896, and it is hard to get rid
of, and has to be followed right up
hard. A quarantine had been put on
seed potatoes imported into this
country from Europe, The disease
spreads quickly by means of the pores
or puss -like stuff of the 11.isease which
break off and could spread itself this
way very quickly through a bag of
potatoes. The symptoms are the
worst -like growth -on the stem, and
the disease was found on ixarnination
by digging the plant up. It is a fun-
gus disease and stays in ti to land for
about eight years. The destruction of
this disease was by the use of heavy
applications of lime and giving the
potato crop a. different place in the
rotation,
INDIGESTION FIVE YEARS
Relieved by VinoI.
Strength and even life itself de-,
pends upon the 1ottrlahment and
proper assimilation of food, and unless
digestion is good, the whole body, suf-
fers.
Mrs. L. D. Cook, Vineland, N. S.,
says: "1 was sick five years with. In-
digestion. My stomach seemed to
have a he4oy load in it, and at other
times it seemed to be tied in knots.
Nobody knows how I suffered.
"I tried a ;great many doctors and
a great many kinds of medicine, but
nothing did t ,ny good until I took
Vinol. It has helped me wonderfully.
I am improvitn$ fast, feel better and
and getting my flesh back again, Vinol
has done me a world of goovl."
We know the great powers lbt Vinol,
our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic without oil, in Cui•irrt, chronic
atoinaeh tr:oulile and buil ding up
all weakened, rtutodown perlson>i, and
that is, why we guarantee to return,
your money if it does not 'help your.
+`. W. Moltibbell, Druggist, 'Wtughem,
'Phone 71
BIG GER RETURNS FROM
THE FARM.
GET TUE 11M31T..
Recently, the .Advance rioted one
bundled good suggestions hoin the
pen of E. B Warman, A. 14„ and
they are worth reproducing. This
week, we give the following, as a
first instalment, Cut them out and
keep them as they appear during the
next few weeks in the Advance.
Get the bahit-of early rising.
Get the habit -of retiring early,
Get the habit -of eating slowly,
Get the habit ---of being grateful.
Get the habit -of being punctual,
Get the habit --of fearing nothing,
Get the habit --of speaking kindly,
Get the habit-bf radiating sunshine,
Get the habit --of seeking the sun-
shine daily,
Get the habit -of speaking correctly.
Get the habit -of pronouncing cor-
rectly,
Get the habit --of closing doors
gently.
Get the habit- of ii(rao rr& bs in U ' -
1,1etLi'8,t1(;H,
Get the habit -of relying on your-
self, always.
Get the habit -of a forgiving spirit.
Get the habit -of being industrious.
Get the habit -of apprehending no
evil,
Get the habit ---of anticipating only
good,
Get the habit -of always being pro-
gressive.
Get the habit -of paying as you go.
Get the habit -of promptness at
meals.
Get the habit -of a quiescent con-
centration. `"
Get the habit -of daily physical ex-
ercise.
Get the habit -of being accommo-
dating.
Get the habit -of being a good
listener.
Get the habit -of economy, not -t
stinginess.
The following, by R. Vining of
Morrisburg, in the Canadian Farm, is
worth thinking over :-
During these winter days the
thoughtful farmer turns his mind to a
consideration of the ways and means
by which he may obtain bigger re-
turns from his farm this year.
The fanning mill is an important
factor in farm economy. The follow-
ing table is from results reported by
Prof. Z- vitz at Guelph, and shows
the yields obtained by using large
plump and small plump seed.
Yield per Acre.
Large Small
Kind of grain Plump seed Plump seed
Oats 62 46.6
Barley 53.8 5�.4
Winter wheat 46 9 40.4
Spring wheat 21.7 18.0
Peas 28.1 213.0
Results like these speak for them-
selves. If by the use of large plump
seed we can add 15 bushels per acre
to the yield of our oat fields, surely
we cannot afford to sow the small
plump or the shrunken seed.
But this is only part of the truth,
By analysis of the grain it is shown
that the per cent, of hull is much
greater in the large primary grains
than on the small secondary grains of
oats. In other words, the small
grains have a higher feeding value.
There will be many slack days be-
fore seeding time. Then every min-
ute will be precious. Can we not
well afford to start the fanning mill ?
Most farmers put 'the grain through
the mill once before sowing it. Some
do not. Some men put the. grain
through the second time, That. is
good. Three tidies would be better.
Four times would be best yet. It
means work, but it has proven to be
well worth while. It is safe to say
that the yield of oats per see in On..
tario would be materially increased
If every farmer would adopted this
stat'tdard for the coming seeding.
Not more than three out of every
fone trutrbels taken from the bin
should. b a ZOOM.
Get the habit -of eating but one
hearty meal a day.
Get the habit -of hoping on and
hoping ever.
Get the habit -of expecting that
for which you hope.
Get the habit -of respecting every-
one's religious views.
Get the habit -of respecting every-
one's political views.
Get the habit -of looking at things
from another's point of -view.
Get the habit -of healing a wound
rather than making one.
Get the habit --of keeping your eye
ever on the goal.
Get the habit -of keeping everlast-
ingly at it -if it is right.
Get the habit -of not letting go
in order to get a better hold.
Get the habit -of making a confi-
dante of your wife.
Get the habit -of answering all
letters with needed promptness.
Get the habit -of listening to and
heeding the "still small voice."
Get the habit -of keeping the
Christmas spirit throughout the
year,
-During the' last three months of
1912 the average' nuniber of marriage
ceremonies performed by Windsor
clergymen in Wit-dsar averaged ten
each day, or a total of ODI for the 00
days.
-During the year 11)12, 130 new
Chatham, din
Lhatliafxi 100
were erected houses w
being frame, 22 brick' and eight
cement; 3) others. were remodeled
The total amount expendAcl on build -
bog operatitf lb waft $x01.,391, an In-
0rettte of $0,814 over last year.
(to be continued)
DON'T BE BALD.
Nearly Anyone May Secure A
Splendid Growth Of Hair:
We have a remedy that has a record
of retarding baldness and promoting
hair growth in 93 out of every 100
cases where used according to direc-
tions for a reasonable length of time.
That may seers, like a strong state-
ments -it is, and we mean it to be,
and no one should doubt it until they
have put our claims to an actual test.
We are so certain Rexalt "93" Hair
Tonic will eradicate dandruff, act to
prevent baldness, stimulate ,the scalp
and hair roots, arrest premature loss
of hair and promote hair growth, that
we personally give our positive guar-
antee to refund every penny paid us
for it in every instance where it does
not give entire satisfaction to the user.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is as pleasant
to use as clear spring water. It is
delightfully perfumed, and doss not
grease or gum the hair. Two Fizes,
50c and $L With our guarantee back
of it, you certainly take no risk. Sold
only at our store -The Rexall Store,
J. W. McKtb°bon.
The Home Paper. .
An actual necessity is the home
paper, in order to keep in touch with
what is going on around you. .rhe
Advance fills the bill. $1.00 a year is
not much for the 52 weekly visits of
this bright newsy local paper. We
club with all the leading papers. With
rural mail developing, get a Daily
also.
To The Public.
We A re Agents For Parisian
Sage, And We Know The
Guarantee Is Genuine,
PARISI AN Sage, the quick -acting
hair restorer, is guaranteed --
To stop falling hair,
To cure dandruff.
To cure itching of the sealp,
To put life into faded hair,
To make harsh hair soft and luxuri-
ant,
To make hair grow, or money 'back,
It is the he
most d
els hkftt
thairdress
ing made, at'd is a great favorite with
ladies who desire beautiful and luxuri-
ant h tier. Large bottle only 500. The
R T. l3oottt Co., Ltd.,1+port Erie, Clat,,
Canadian makers,
J. Wv Moibbon, druggist.
Lg Clean U Sale
The Biggest Yet
Our Big Stock Reducing Sale will be continued up to February 15th, Don't forget
the date, Tell your neighbors about it. Thousands of dollars worth of good sea-
sonable goods to be sold during the next fifteen days. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
Big Bargains in Dress Goods --Tweed, Broadcloth, Serge, Mohair, Henrietta,
Arrnure, Lustre ; newest styles in plain, plaid and stripe. 25 per cent. less
than regular prices.
Big Sale of Fancy Silks. -$I.00 Fancy Silk for 75c.; 75c Fancy Silk for only
I
54c ; 65c ,tucy Silk for only 48c ; 5oc Fancy Silk for only 35e.
Carpet Bargains.-$i.io Carpet for 79c ; 9oc for 68c ; 8oc for 6oc ; 65c for
45c ; 5oc for 37c. Stair Carpet, Linoleum, Floor Oilcloth all at reduced.
prices,
Corset Sale. ._$1. 5o Corsets for $ t .15 ; $1.25 Corsets for 95c ; $1.00 Corsets for
69c ; 75c. Corsets for 58c ; 75c Corsets for 54c ; 5oc Corsets for 38c.
Underwear Bargains -For risen, boys, women, girls and infants.
$4 5o Ladies' Silk Waists for $3.38 ; $3.5o Silk Waists for $2.63.
Damask Curtains. -Regular $4.5o for $3.38 ; $3.50 for $2 63 ; $6.5o for $4.88.
Ladies' Hand Bags, new style, black, green, gray, brown, regular $1.25 for 84c.
Big Bargains in Ladies' and Misses' Wool Hose-5oc Hose for 39c ; 45c Hose
for- 35c ; 4oc Hose for 32c ; 25c Hose for 20C.
Men's Lined Gloves -$1.25 for 95c ; $i,00 for 75c ; 75c for 55c. Women's Lined
Gloves-5oc for 38c ; 35c for 27c ; 25c for 19c.
Herring in Tomato Sauce, regular lac tin now .4 for 25c ; Seeded Raisins 3 pts.
25c ; Sultana Raisins, i lb. pks., 3 for 25c ; i lb. pks., New Dates, 3 for
25c ; Eddy's Matches, 3 boxes 25 ; Evaporated Peaches, 2 pts. 25c.
TAKE NOTICE.=asAll accounts must be settled at once.
WANTED. --Potatoes, Butter, Eggs, Table Turnips, Beans, Seed Onions, Seed
Beans, &c.
Our Plant.
The Advance is well-equipped, with
an excellent assortment of the best
type. Our work is neatly and cor-
rectly done. Promptness is insisted
on. Try the Advance for your next
order, Electric power ; prices reason-
able. The Advance Ofliee.
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FALL DESIRING THE BEST
in business and Shorthand Educa-
tion are invited to write for the
Largo Catalogue of the Popular
ELLIOTT
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TORONTO, ONT.
This school has now the greatest attend-
ance in its history. There is a reason for it.
We ba.ve room for more. This may bo your
best opportunity. Decide now to enter our
school at an early date. Our graduates
readily get position.
W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL..
Cor. Yonge and Alexander Ste.
S►TRATFORD. ONT.
Tho best practical training school in On-
tario. Three departments-- COMMER-
< MAL, SHORTHAND and TELCGItA-
C PRY. .All courses are thorough and
practical. Teachear are experienced and
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are placed in positions. Wo
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may enter at any time. write for our
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D. A. McLACHLAN - Principal
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
A" person who ie the solo head of a family,
or any male over 18 years old. may hems.
stead a quartet suction of available Dominion
land in Manitoba, Saskatehewan or Alberta.
The applicant Must appose in person at the
Dominion Lands Agency or Sub -agency for the
district. 'Entry by proxy may be made at any
agency, on certain conditions by father Tooth-
er, son, daughter, brother or sister of intend.
ins homesteader.
Duties.w-Six months' residence upon and cul-
tivation of the land in each of three years. A.
homesteader may live within nine miles of his
homestead on a farm of at least 80 acres solely
owned and occupied by hits or by his father,
mother, son, daughter, brother or sister.
In certain districts a homesteader in good
standing may preempt a quarter -section along-
side his homestead. Price $3.00 per aero.
Duties.---Mu4t reside upon the homestead or
tiremption six months in each of six years
from date of homestead entry (inCluding the
time required to earn homestead patent) and
cultivate fifty acres extra.
A homostoaddr who has exhausted his bome-
stead right and cannot obtain a preemption
t �
may enter for a p
nrtshaatd hone i
edineomain
distriotn. 1'rieo $3 00 par acre IJntiett..Must
side six monthly in each of three rears, cu1tt
Vats fifty acres and erect a Mouse worth $300.
W. W. CORY,
Daputy of the Minister of the Interior,
1141.- 1, hauthorI, Gd publication of this M-
vnrtL smog Will not ha paid for.
GREAT PROFIT
SHARING SALE
For Two Weeks commencing Saturday, January 18th,
till Saturday, February 1st, we will offer every article
in the store at cost and some lines under. This is
a genuine Sale. No fake. Come and see, Below are
a few of the lines offered :
1 Ladies' Quilted Lined Marmot Collar, was $20, now $1.5.
1 ' ( t ( German Otter c c 24, now 19,
Men's Fur Coats.l
1 Coon Coat worth $100 for $75 each ; 1 Bulgarian Lamb
Coat worth $30 for $20 ; 2 Corean Beaver Coats worth
$25 for $18 ; 4 Calfskin Coats worth $30 for $20 each ;
'2 Siberian Dog Coats worth $25 for $18 each ; 2 Af-tric-
can Lined Fur Collared Coat worth $14 for $10 each ;
2 Astracan Lined h'ur Collared Coats worth $20 for $15
each.
Men's Suits and Overcoats at 20% Discount.
10 doz. Men's Leather Faced Mitts, was 60c pair, sale
price 40e pair ; 40 pair Men's Cloth Pants worth $2 00
'for $1.25 each ; 2 dcz. Men's Overalls, 750 for 49e pair ;
10 doz. Black Overalls, $1.00 for 80o pair.
Rugs and Linoleutns.
50 Rugs including Union, Tapestry, Velvet, Wilton's and
Axminsters, from 21 x 3 yds. to 3 • x 4 yds., at 25 per
cent. off regular price.
8 pieces Nairn's Scotch Linoleum worth 60c square yd.
for 50c per yd. ; 3 patterns worth 55e, sale price 450
square yard. These are all good patterns but must be
cleared out to make room for spring stock.
2000 yds. Crumbs English Print, reg. 12ic for 100 per yd. 150
yds. Pailette Silk, 40 inches wide, reg. $1.75 for $1.25 yd., several
shades ; 70 yds. Pailette Silk, 36 inohes wide, reg. $1 25 for 90o,
black and blue only.
Every piece of Dress Goods in store at cost price.
Ladies' White Waists from 750 to $3.50 ; this is a snap.
Ladies' Gowns, bought especially for this sato, worth $1 50, $1.75
and $2.00, for $1.25 each.
Space will not allow us to mention everything here, but ask to
be shown goods.
Groceries Special.
Broom worth 35c for 250, worth 450 for 35o, worth tOe for 40e.
Seeded Raisins, 3 packages 25c, positively new goods ; Maple LPtt'f
Salmon, 25o $au ; North Cost Salmon, 22o, 4 s'ze, i to ; Cascade
Salmon, pink, 17d oa'i ; Sultana I,atsins, 3 lbs. 25o ; Granulated
Sugar, 20 lb sack, $1.10 Yellow Sugar, 20 lb. $1001 Oatmeal
8 lbs. 25o; Oasemore's honey, 100 lb ; Standard foss, 100 can
Tomatoes, 2 cans 250 ; Oorn, 90 can.
s. All kinds pro -
pies. 'Phone 89.
Positively no goods charged at these pr
duce taken-l3utter, Eggs, Beans, Dried
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