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3rd Annual
MARCH SALE
Throngs of ECONOMIC BUYERS are sharing in the
WONDERFUL VALUES we are now offering on all
lines of General Merchandise.
Are You Getting Your Share;
We want to clear out the balance of our Winter
stock in all departments and have not spared PROFITS
on any of these.
$2500 worth • of Furs and Fur Coats.
12 Ladies' Fur Lined Coats.
8 Ladies' Fur Trimmed Coats.
50 odd Muffs and Stoles, mostly Western
Sable, Alaska Sable, Persian Lamb and
Mink.
20 Men's Fur Coats, Canadian Coon, Dog and
Calf.
Men's and Ladies' Fur Caps.
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: ' Men's and Boys
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Suits and Over-
coats, all new and
up-to-date stock at
which appear to the most economic
Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloths, Linoleums,
Japanese Maftings and Window
Shades at a saving of 15 to 25
per cent.
prices.
buyers.
Come and get your 'share of bargains while they last.
Terms Cash. 'Phone 71. Produce Wanted.
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.. I GRAM ADVANCE
PATRIOTISM VS. PART1SANK
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For fifteen long years, Sir Wilfred
Laurier and his party were masters at
Ottawa. On September 21, •1011, tbo
good people of Canada lured ante her
Administration and ever singe then
rho (1irrxli88ed Helwatr►t$ have bee+la most
petulant and irritable ; in shor'f, they
have been poor losers, Seine defeated
ministers and, a few members who
thought they were in eight of port-
folios, are instrumental in holding up
the following important business hop-
ing they may personally gain by a
• general election,
1—The Bank Act.
2-1 he Canada -West Indies Trade
Agreement, E3111,
3 --Mr. Burrell'cr bill to give ten
million dollars for agricultural ad-
vancement.
4—Mr. Cochra re's bill to give a mil-
. lion dollars for highway improve-
' men t.
5—The bill to amend the Customs
• and Fisheries Protection Act and
incidentally to discourage steam
tr,t,wling..
a --The bill to incl a :tse Wet: tern re-
p-esentation in the Senate.
7—The government railways provi
dent fund bill.
8--A dozen public bills introduced
by private members.
9 --Nineteen private bills dealing
with important commercial interests.
10 --No supply has yet been voted,
In March, 1900, little New Zealand
offered a Dreadnought, and such other
addition to its strength as might be
determined after consultation with
London. During all these fifteen
years, Sir Wilfred dilly dallied and
contributed nothing to the defence
of Canada and the Empire. He would
not consent to our boys going to
South Africa, until a storm of pro-
test was raised. However, this is all
in keeping with his statement in other
days, that had he been on the banks
of the Saskatchewan he would have
shouldered his rifle against British
troops. Now when a man has arisen
to the occasion, and proposes to
spend $35,000,000 for throe Dread-
noughts and loan them to Britain to
be recalled when desired, these anti -
imperialists come forward and ob-
struct, not only this, but Canada's
business, lowers the dignity of the
Commons, holds Canada up to ridicule
in the eyes of her sister states, her
motherland and the world at large.
A Liberal British Government and
the Admiralty say a grave emergency
exists. Laurier and his lieutenants
say there is none. Who ie the better
authority ? Great Britain has spent
$400,000,000 to protect us. We hao'e
borrowed from her $2,,152,245,000 for
our provinces, municipalities, rail-
roads, etc. Ought we not do some-
thing in return ? If the opposition
really want a Canadian navy and are
successful at the polls, three Sears
hence they can then call home their
three Dreadnoughts and proceed.
But they cannot wait ; they believe
the people regret their defeat and
are just awaiting the first opportuni-
ty to put them back on the Treasury
benches. Are they actuated by Patri-
otism or Partisanship ? Their motto
seems to be "Happen what may to
the Empire, we must be returned to
power."
HE GAVE HIMSELF.
He put his heart into his work,
Forgot the bruises that it caused
Forgot the little things that irk,
And so forgetting, never paused.
He gave his task the best he had,
Regardless that his fight was grim,
And in the end the task, my lad,
Gave back the best it had to him.
He gave himself completely to
The work confronting him each day,
Forgetting, if he ever knew,
That others trod an easier way.
Battered and bruised and faint and
sore,
He still put in the best he had,
And from his work drew more and
more
Of what was best, and he was glad.
He gave himself to life, and faced,
With all the strength that he pos-
sessed,
Its trials, seeking not in haste
To shirk its duties, or to rest.
Unwincing, uncomplainingly
Ile bore the bitter blows of strife,
He gave his best to life, and he
Won back the best there is in life.
The Call of
the West.
Because of the imigration to
our Western Provinces we occa.
sionally have a good farm placed
in our hands for sale at a sacri.
Tice price. ,
Just think of a 200 acre farm
with fine buildings, good land,
big orchard, well fenced, in a
good locality, convenient to
school and churches, for , the
price of 100 acres.
We have seldom had an offer
like this in our hands. Two
thousand cash, balance 011 mort
gage. Must be sold at once.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAR ESTATE AND INSURANCE
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They are more lifelike.
Play them once or play them 3,000 times and the
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out. What's more, they are practically unbreakable.
They are musical and mechanical triumphs. Your dealer
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THE DO1NION BANK
SIR EDMUND B. OSLER, M.P., PRESIDENT. W. D. MATTHEWS, VIOE-PRESIDENT.
. C. A. BOGERT, General Manager.
Capital paid up • - $5,000,000
Reserve Fund - • ' - • $5,000,000
Total Assets - s - • $75,000,000
Financial Headway
of the sure and permanent kind is rarely made without the assistance
of a Savings Bank Account. It stimulates saving, keeps the money'
in absolute safety, increases it with interest, and provides the ready
cash to take advantage of the business opportunities which coma
ones way.
ai>tsa WINGHAM BRANCH : N. EVANS, Manager.
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PLOWS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
PROFITABLE farm demands the very best implements.
The name "Cockshutt " represents the highest procurable
quality. We are local agents, and can supply you with any
article of their line promptly. Let us show you Cockshutt implements
or tell what the particular implement in which you are interested can
do for you, if you
select a Cockshutt
design,
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CALL AND SEE US
Call on us before you buy. We can do
several things for you, We can give you prompt
service on both machines and repairs. We may
have an improved model for you. We may have
special plow bottoms exactly suited to your land.
It Is to your interest that we show you catalogues
Here are Some
of the Lines
You Can
Get Here •
Seeders
Disc Harrows
Drag Harrows
Cultivators
Corn Cultivators
Rakes
Hayloaders
Mowers
Binders
Manure Spreaders
Wagons
Carriages
Gas Engines
PLOWS—Every kind of
Sulky, Gang, Disc, Hand
Q>r Riding Gang Plow. _
J. J. FRYFOGLE, - Agent
WING HAM
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Includes "Courtesy"
POSSIBLY you've never had occasion to send money
by mail. Possibly you have sent money but never by
Express Money Order. When you do have occasion to send
money through the mail, a call at the nearest office of the Dominion
Express Company will result in an easy and pleasant transaction.
On your part–a simple request and a mention of the amount to
be remitted. The agent then hands you your Money Order, all
ready for enclosure --and that Order can only be cashed by the one
to whom it is addressed.
Is it any wonder that most people are adopting the Express Order
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Orders
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WINGIEIAM
Kerr & Bird
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Advance Showing
of Spring Goods
New arrivals in every department signalize the near
approach of spring. Very interesting are .the ideas
prevailing in the new goods for Spring 1913.
New Dress Goods and Suitings.
New Vestings, Foulards and Prints,
New Art Sateens and Creton.
New Laces, Insertions and Embroidery.
New Allover Lace and Embroidery.
New Flouncing and Underwear Embroidery.
New Carpet Squares and Rugs.
New Boots and Shoes.
New Gloves and Hosiery.
New Chinaware, plain and fancy.
Our Big Railroad Sale of all Winter (Goods will be
continued throughout the month of March.
This Season's New Styles of D. & A. Corsets at special
prices for another week. Take advantage of this special
sale of new goods.
New Garden Seeds Now in stock. Full Packets No. 1
Seed. 3 Packets for 10c.
WANTED.—Large quantities Butter, Eggs, White Beans,
Dried Apples, Etc. "
[Awakening
of Spring
Spring Goods Are Rapidly Filling Our Store
Although it is quite early in the season, our
store is fast filling with the newest Spring Goods
that can be bought.
We are showing new Dress Goods, Angora Suitings in
Plain and Stripe, Glorada Suiting in the newest weaves,
Fancy Mercerised goods, Embroidery of different lengths,
Bordered Wash goods, °rums English Prints—new patterns,
Ginghams—in fact everything that is correct for Spring.
We handle the famous D. & A. Corsets ; a fall stock
now in, from 60c to $2.50. Also the Bust Form Brassieres
and Good Shape Brassieres.
Window Curtains, ,Curtains Scrim, Nets, Etc.
Snaps In Groceries
3 packages New Seeded Raisins -25c.
Sultana Raisins ---3 lbs. 25e.
Good Salmon -20e.
A car of No. 1 Granulated Sugar, guaranteed pure
cane, to arrive next week—$4.75 cwt., cash. Leave your
order at the store and Sugar will be delivered from the
car. No Sugar will be charged at this price.
Car No. 1 Granulated Redpath Sugar was shipped from
Montreal on March 11th, should arrive on March. 20th.
Price, $4.85 cwt. ; $4.80 in 80011b. lots or more.
Best grades Flour always in stork ; Golden City,
Universal and Celebrated Royal Household Brands. Bran,
Shorts, end all kinds Feed.
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PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED.
J. A. Mills
(Successor to T. A. MILLS)
WINGHAM