The Wingham Advance, 1914-02-05, Page 4l._
GREAT ECONOMIES
iN WOMEN'S HiGH GRADE GOATS, FURS
AND WINTER WEARING APPAREL
Most of these garments give
savings of very great dis-
counts, All are of high class
imported Cloakings, that will
give great wear and satisfac-
tion.
Owing to the unusual mild
weather, we find in many
departments that the heavy
goods have not been sold,
and have decided to clear
these at great sacrifice prices
rather than carry them over.
Extra, Extra!
GREAT $5000 FUR SALE
Commences this month.
If you want to buy Furs,
now is your chance. Come
early and get first choice.
Special Prices.—On Men's and Ladies' Fur and
Fur -lined Coats.
Your Account.—All accounts for the past year
are now due, and an early settlement is requested.
KING BROS.
PRODUCE WANTED 1 PHONEI
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TRH WING AM ADVANCE
RHEUMATISM
We don't ask you to take our word kr the remarkable
curative power of SOLACE in cases of rheumatism, neural.,
gia, headaches or other Uric Aeid troubles, or the word
of more than ten thousand people SOLACE bas restored to
health, or the word of eighty-one doctors using SOLACE
exclusively in their practice. Just write us for a FREE
BOX anti testimonials from Doctors, Druggists and In-
dividuals. Also SOLACE remedy for
CONSTIPA'E'ION
(A LAXATIVE AND TONIC CONBINED)
Does the work surely but pleaeautly—Nature's way. No distress
—no grlpeing—no sick stomach --no weakening. The T W 0= rem-
edies are all we slake, but they are the greatest known to tate
medical world and guaranteed to be Free of opiates or harmful
drugs, Neither affects the heart or stomach --bat helps them.
To prove the wonderful curative power of SOLACE remedies write
for FREE BOXES, State if one or both are wanted.
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"That's a fine umbrella you carry."
"Isn't it ?"
"Yes."
"Did you come by it honestly ?"
"I haven't quite made it out. It
started to rain the other day and I
stepped into a doorway to wait till it
stopped. Then I saw a young fellow
corning along with a nice large um.
brella, and t thought if he were going
as far as my house I would beg the
shelter of the gamp. So I stepped out
and asked, "Where are you going with
that umbrella, young fellow ?' and he
dropped the umbrella and ran."
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Annual Sale of Winter Goods
Commencing Saturday, Feb. 7th, till Saturday, Feb.
21st, we will offer our entire stock of Men's and
Boys' Suits and Overcoats at 25 per cent. off regu-
lar prices.
1 Coon Coat price $140, sale price -
1 t< is 90, gi
8 Men's China Dog Coats price $25, .sale price
4 Russian Calf Coats, price $30, sale price -
40 pair of Lumbermen's heavy/Rubbers, sale
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$100.00
60.00
18.00
18.00
2.50
2.25
Two thousand yards of Crum's English Print, reg. 122c per
yard for 10c.
Dress Goods and Silks, our entire stock, at greatly re-
duced prices.
GROCERIES.
Robin flood Porridge Oats, try one of these, they are extra nice, reg. 25e for 20o
Maple Leaf Salmon, per tin 20c Tomatoes, per tin, 100 Corn, 3 cans, 20c
Eggo Baking Powder, reg. 250 per tin, 1Se 20 lb. sack pure Cane Sugar, 95c
No goods will be charged at these prices. Must be cash or trade.
Your last year's account is past due, kindly call and settle as we
are in need of the sash.
J. A. MILLS
Phone 89
Wingam
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GUARANTEED RELIEF
FROM ALL BOWEL ILLS
If your bowels are out of order, in-
stead of using some harsh salt or other
physic, take a Rexall Orderlie tonight,
and tomorrow you will feel great,
They taste good and act so easily that
there isn't a particle of griping or
purging. nor the excessive looseness
that follows the taking of salts and
most pills, They soothe and streng-
then the bowels, promptly relieving
the constipation, making it unlikely
to occur again.
We don't believe there. is any other
bowel remedy anywhere near as good,
and at the same time so easy and
pleasant to take as •R.'xall Orderlies
We know you will agree with us and
believe you will thank us for telling
you about them. If they don't sat-
isfy you in every way, cotes back and
tell us and we will give back your
money without a word or question,
You have no reason to hesitate when
we give you the opportunity, as we
hereby do, to try them at our Heir. In
vest pocket tin bnxas : 10e. 25'. 50a,
You can buy Reaall Orderlies only
at The Resta.11 Stores, and in this town
only of us. J. W. McKibbon, druggist.
Visits To The Other World..
Jules Verne was a scientific man,
says H. H. Windsor in Popular Mech-
anics, and many regard his fiction
stories of submarine and aerial flight
—which at the time they were pub-
Iished seemed wild dreams — as a
serious prediction of what he believed
would be accomplished. As a matter
of fact he did live to see the submarine
an accepted arm of two navies, and
the Wrights were well advanced to-
ward success before ho died. There
remains his "Trip to the Moon," which
seems absolutely impossible of ac-
complishment, Nevertheless there ate
scientific men who dare to reach out
into space and chart a pathway to
other worlds. One of these, M. Ernest
Arch -deacon, who ranks among the
foremost authorities in France on
aviation, predicts our present aviation
machines, which at best could not
encircle the earth in leas than eight
days, will be abandoned for air craft
which will girdle the globe in 66
minutes. "All the peoples of the
earth will then form a sole and single
nation."
Man, insatiable in his ambition, is
contemplating interplanetary flight,
and M. Esbault Pelterie believes the
vehicle will be a self-propelled rocket
(Verne again) with a speed of seven
miles a'eecond, which is estimated to
be sufficient velocity to carry the
projectile beyond the zone of terres-
trial attraction. At this rate the
moon would be reached in less than
ten hours --assuming, of course, the
vehicle was not melted long before by
the heat generated in its terrific flight.
Radium is suggested as a possible
motive power. The idea of inter•
planetary flight, from our present
viewpoint seems of course imposelble.
'Vne submarine Was 400 years In de-
Veloping, Mr. Archdeacon says, "1
am convinced that in a certain number
Of centuries the inhabitants of all
the planets will have made acquain,
tante with one another, and t foresee
the day when a world's interplanetary
congress will be held,"
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Briggs -.What did your wife say
about your staying out so Yate the oth.
er night?
Griggs—Don't ask me yet. When
sire stets through with the sebjeot, I'll
condense it for yott..
EDITOR! 4.1., PARAURAP1JS.
lion, L. 1' Pallatier, I,'4rsttn►s ter.
Genaral hie a dater way of dols g big
thioge. Time IN none of the blare of
trurpete boob as accompanied the
rligheat accnmpltebnient of his pre.
deceesor, Econ. Rodolphe Lemieux ; be
seems rather to avoid publicity,
Mr, i?elfetiet•'e latest achievement is.
the eotupletien of a new parcels' poet
agreement with Australia: By the
new arrangement preaeut rates will be
eat in two. The prevailing rate of
twenty-four cents a pound up to eleven
pounds either way is reduced after the
first pound to twelve cents a pound.
Thi reduced rate coulee into effect this
month. With the present extensive
tratftt between the two CQuntrlea this
reduction in rates will be a big boon to
aesinees iotereete and the general pub-
lic.
This is only a fortaste of what is
conning as a parcels' post will be inaug-
urated for Canada shortly through the
energy of Mr. Pelletier, The Post-
master General has been working
steadily on the scheme for several
months and expects to bave the last ob-
stacle surmounted in a few days and the
system launched. From an economic
stand point the establisbniant of par -
cent' post is a great achievement and
ntatke a remarkable step forward in
progressive legielation, Jest how
much it will mean to Canada is shown
by the experience of the Uuited States
where parcelb'post has proved a won-
derful success, has been a great boon
to the people, and has done much to.
wards cutting down the cost of living.
This achievement in itself is enough
to mark Mr. Pelletier as one of Cana-
da's moat .progeeesive legislatore; but
it is not his only success, air Pelle-
tier ever since he assumed office has
worked unceasingly for cheaper cable
rates between Canada and the Mother
Lend. Be has taken the matter up
with the British Government and 'the
cable companies and has left no stone
unturned to secure lower rates.
Through bis effects decided reductions
in rates were secured, Even with this
Mr. Pelletier wad not, satisfied. Lest
year he returned to the trey, add as it
was impossible to secure any further
cuts from the cable companies he turn
ed to the wireless concerns A con-
tract was signed with the Radio Syn-
dicate Co., which resulted in a big re•
duction of present rates and a amaeb-
ing of the cable monopoly. The new
company has ite equipment now practi-
cally in shape, a large receiving plant
having been established at Newoaatle,
B. 0., and it is expected everything
will be in readiness for operation in
a few months.
Mc. Pelletier's efforts in extending
rural free mail must be overlooked.
Under the old administration no real
attempt had ever been mode to inaug-
urate the sys' ern ; it was a paper policy.
A few pre-election routes were estab
liahed and thousands of mail boxes
were bought from a friendly contract-
or. Nothing more was done. Now
rural free mail is an accomplished fact.
Old Ontario will soon he covered with
the system. Prince Edward gland is
already nearly all served by it and it is
being rapidly extended in Nova Scotia.
New Brunswick, Quebec and other
portions of the Dominion,
—With almost every government
member in his place in the House, and
with two-thirds of the opposition
benches vacant. the third session of
the twelfth Parliament was formally
opened a week ago. The government
was ready and anxious for the session,
while the opposition acted with an in-
difference and listlessness that showed
lack of hope and serious dissensions in
their ranks. All the fight seems to
have left the opposition, or they are a-
waiting the arrival of Hon. William
Pugsley to enthuse and invigorate the
shattered remnant.
The introduction of new members
was an interesting eyent; six made
their bow to the Speaker, five Con-
servatives and one lonely Liberal.
The appearance of Alex. Morrison, of
Macdonald, whose victory refuted the
Liberal slanders, and James Morrie, Of
Chateauguay, was the signal for an
enthusiastic outburst from the gov-
ernment benches. Hon. Arthur Meig-
hen, whose splendid ability hats won.
?or him this rapid -promotion, received
a splendid reception from all parties.
Liberals raised a feeble cheer on the
appearance of Reuben Truax, of South
Bruce, but they were so few in num-
hers and so apathetic that his recap.
time was not Inspiring. •
The address from the 'Throne con-
tained notice of a redistribution bill,
which will give twenty-two additional
members to the West. Liberals al-
ready announce their intention of
blocking the measure before they have
even seen it, They Will also block
additional senatorial representation to
the West. The Liberal senators are
now the "Blockers' Brigade" of the
BALD AT 35
!gill the Germs : Nourish the Hair
RootS and Yousil N'e•'er Grow
Bald -=-.,Tse Parisian .Sage,
It's your own fault if you grow bald
at 35 as thousands of men do—yes 1 and
Women also. If you have dandruff it
is because the germs are already de.
vouring the very life of the hair and
its roots.
$111 these germs with Parisitn Sage
and atop dandruff, itching scalp and
falling hair in two Weeke.
Its guaranteed, you know this de-
lightful and refreshing Parisian Sage
that is now sold all over Canada, and
if it doers not prove better than any
other hate tonic you ever used, g.t
yrkear money back. It puts life And
beauty Into dell faded hair. Large
bottle tet d, W. Ma$I bleat and druggists
everywhere. lies! uiar pries ISO *ear.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1914
Liberal party.
'L'he epeeehos of the leaders In the
debate indicated clearly the feeling in
the two parties, Rt. Hon. Mr, Borden.
was confident and aggressive, while
Sir Wilfrid wandered airrtleesly and
etetgald absolutely at sea except when
he rehashed one of the late Sir Rich-
ard Cartwrlght's dismal harangues.
Behind lion. fdr. Borden was a Party
raised to the higbest pitch of enthusi•
Nato, while Sir Wilfrid's few followers
seemed ashamed, or disapp.Pinted, at
chief's miserable failure and gave him
practically no support. What ever
even worse than lack o! support was
the severe criticism of Sir Wilfrid by
one of his leading supporters -.-De.
Michael Clark,
Planing nn the Liberals the respon-
sibility of rsfusalof aid to the Imperial
naval defence, and to highway's, and
defeat of the Branch Lines mu was
done in an effective end emphatic way
by Hon. M. Borden,. Liberals, unable
to refute his charges, have been placed
in a sorry plight, and are exasperated,
but helpless, in the humiliating posi-
tion in which they are placed. Tbey
cannot escape the responsibility,
Equally successful was Hon. W. T.
White in his answer to Liberal criti-
cism, and his exposure of their frenzi-
ecl financial methods when in power.
His speech was relished, by everybody
except Sir Wilfrid'e corporal guard of
supporters.
A more auspiciousopening for the
government could not be desired.
Strong in policy and administration,
and confronted with an apathetic and
divided opposition, the government's
position could not be on a more firm
basis.
Government Reserves Water -
Power Sites
Consistent with the policy of the
Dominion Government to preserve the
water powers for the people, the De-
partment of the Interior is plraciug
under reservation all vacant Dominion
land that the Superintendent of Wat-
er Powers may recommend to be valu-
able for the development of water
pc ver.
Six whole sections of land, in town
ship 108, range 6, west of the 5th mer-
idtan, have recently been reserved
from dibpoeition of any kind until the
engineers of the Water Power Branch
have had an opportunity to make a
complete survey of the famous power
site at Vermilion falls, on the Peace
river in northern Alberta.
Similiar reservations have been
made on the various rivers in the prov-
ince of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Al-
berta, and in the Railway Belt of Brit-
ish Columbia. Particular mention
might be made of reservations cover-
ing land contiguous to Grand Rapids
on the Athabaska river, the various
power sites on the Elbow and the
Bow rivers, in the prcvince of Alberts ;
for land rt quired for the development
of power at Grand rapids on the Sas-
katchewan river, and all unoccupied
land along the Winnipeg river, in the
province of Manitoba.
0, her wrest lone will he'Deds' 1' 001
time to time upon the receipt of suf.i•
Went information to enable the eloper.
inrendsnt, of Water Powers to m- ke a
de0nitct recommendation covering a
deuoription of the laud that might be
requires! for power purparee.
May the good work proceed.
Iltck'e—Is it true, then, that you're
living beyond your station?
Wit ks—Yet--!.wo mile s,
WIIY DOCTORS PRESCRIBE
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Nox A Cold
Ih'oause it is rot a patent medicine
but a pres':rip'ion of a very em.i,lueilt
doctor le8 Nox a Cold in one day.
25o and 60c per bottle at all drug stores,
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D. D. D. In Hosnitals;
Standare Skin Cure
How many hospital patients, stiff -ring the found. Soft and soothing, yot a powerful
frightful i ch. the raw scorching paig of skin a tent.'
disease, have been soothed to sleep by a To do the work. D. D. D Prescription mot
soothing lipid washed in by the nurse's hands? be applied according to directions given in
That fl uid la the famous D D. D. prescripts, n the pnmphtet around every bottle. Fallow
for erzoma. these dirootto v—.and see!
THE SUNERVIS'NfI NURSE of ono of our And it cert i ily tortes away the itch at once
prominent Oatholic iu,titutioua (name of uur.,e —the moment the Iiquid is applied. The elite
and institute on application), writes regarding is t.00thed—cam d so thoroughly refre,hed—
a patient. rhe disease bad eaten her eye- delightfully cooled.
brows away. Her nose and lips had become r All druggists of standing have tho fain us
disfigured. Since the use of D. DY. D. her eye- specific as well as the efficient D. D. D. Skin
brows are growing, her u• se and face have as- [ Soap.
tuned their natural expression. " • But we are so confluent of 1!ao meas of this
How many eczema sufferers are paying their prescription that we.will refund • he purcbano
doctors for regular treatment and aro being price of the first full size bottle if it fails to
treated with this name soothing, holing fluid? reach your ease. You alone are to judge.
DR• 050. T: RICIIARDSON frankly writes
supe for to anything I have ever J. J. Davis, Druggist, Wingham.
D. D. D. Soap Keeps Your Skin Healthy
The Irwin Sale
° Has been a great success.
So much so that we have decided to continue the Sale
another 30 days. New goods coming in daily, yet
Sale goes on.
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Every time you spend a $ with us you save a
half. Our stock is heavy and well assorted, and
the Cut Prices prevail throughout the whole store for
another month. Take advantage of the low prices
2 boxes Yeast for 5c
4 boxes Corns Starch...–. „25c
3 bottles Pickles 25c
3 lbs. Raisins .. 25c
3 cans Corn 25c
3 plugs McDonald's Tobacco 25e
Tomatoes per tin ........, ... 10c
7 bars Comfort Soap • 25c
20 lbsGranulated
2 boxes Pearline for 5e
4 bottles Extracts ..25c
3 bottles Olives .. ... , 25c
3 lbs. Currants . , , , .. 25c
3 cans Salmon 25o
Maple Leaf Salmon 20c
Peas per tin 10e
40c Brooms for .. , 25c
Sugar for $1.00.
We are giving you from 25 to 50 per cent. discount on Dinner Sets
and all China.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL FARM PRODUCE
The Merchants Brokerage Company
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