The Wingham Advance, 1908-07-23, Page 5r'
TIIE WING: AM ADVANCE, THURSDAY,JULY 28 1908,
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Two -Piece
Sum mer Sulis
Cool and Stylish.
Dollars are dollars now -a -days and you should
insist on full value for your Inoney. Absolutely
the fullest value in good clothes for men are the
values we are offering this week,
Men's Two-piece Summer Suits, light and medium
greys and browns, this season's most up-to-
date styles, perfect fitter's, sizes
34 to 39, regular $12.00, for....
,5.5 O
Men's Two-piece Sumtner Suits, light shades and
up -to -gate styles, faultless fitters,
regular $10.00, for
7.50
There are only a few of these Suits left.
First come, first served.
McGee Campbell
Clothiers aau `'Men's Furnishers
An Appeal To Common Sense.
For one suffering from Iudigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Palpitation,
Flatnlence, Headache. Biliousness, Sony Stomach, etc., there can be only one
natural course to pursue, namely: FIRST -Strengthening the Stomach, making
it take out of food the valuable properties which go to build up the body
SECOND—Tho correct working of liver and bowels to carry away the useless_
properties_ and waste matter. This is the designed purpose of
NATIONAL DYSPEPSIA rl''ABLL+ TS
This treatment is complete. The larger tablets act on the stomach and
digestive organs, the small tablets on the lifer and bowels. Both kinds of
tablets in each box, also complete directions. -
PRICE PER BOX, 50 CENTS, 6 FOR $2.50.
For Sale by F. H. WALLEY, Chemist and Druggist, Wingham, Ont.
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raexeme ORM en DOM GINIMIEVED
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Have you a good supply of Har-
vest Tools ? The time is at hand
When you'll ' need them.
HAY RAKES HAY FORKS
PITCH FORKS TURNIP HOES
SCYTHES - AND SNAITHS
HAY FORK ROPE—from in. to 1• in.
HAY FORK PULLEYS
TRIP ROPE AND SLING ROPE
BINDER TWINE
"GALL
And get our prices -- they are the very lowest.
Plymouth Twine
The Best on the Market. Leave your order'..
We will deliv-er it.
Pure Paras Green a Specialty
Big Hardware
NGEAM ONTARIO
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ell HtQn,
Thos. itl'cDonaid, of the 8tlh eon.,.
Ouclerich `pit„ pi(:ized ripe tomatoes on
the Lith of July this is exceptionally
early,
Things are booming at the Organ
Factory, espeeially in the Piano de-
partment, where orders are cooling in
daily in excess of the supply.
1)r, Thompson, who carries a $5,000
Accident Policy, received a cheque
froth: Jacob 7.1aylor, agent, for injuries
sustained by hint, a short time ago,
The White Dyke 13and has porches-
edFa, set of chromatic Tubular Dells ;
these we are told are now being used
in many bands and add greatly to the
program,
Recently, 1•Ir. Doherty handed the
town a check for $5,000, being the
amount agreed upon as meeting all
the liabilities of the Doherty Com-
pany, for the assistance rendered it
ten years ago.
Mr. Hartley, Principal of the Public
School, had 28 pupils writing, of
whom 20 passed ; the total number of
those who wrote here was 55, which
included a number from outside
schools, and of these 16 passed, a very
good per centage.
Orr Saturday morning hast Conduc-
tor Ross had charge of the passenger
train going into Goderich. The signi-
ficance of this lies in the fact that
when the road was first bulli, Mr.
Ross helped to spread the ballast on
it and had never been over the road
since.,
Under conditions that were ideal
the Sunday School excursion to Gode-
rich on Thursday last was a great
success. There were nearly 500 peo-
ple on the special train, Seaforth con-
tributing the greater number, while
Clinton, Mitchell, Stratford and other
stations also sent good sized crowds.
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How To Remove Waris.
lt,'s really a simple matter to remove
warts and callouses if you apply Put-
nam's Corn and Wart Extractor.
Cure is certain --failure impossible -
if you use ''Putnam's."
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Teeswater.
Of the Entrance class in the Tees -
water Public School 17 candidates
wrote at the recent examinations and
of these 13 passed.
A number of ladies of town have
undertaken to raise a fund for the
erection of a band -stand to be put up
opposite the Town Hall.
Mrs. Jas. Whytock, who some time
ago met with a painful accident, hav-
ing fallen and broken her leg, does
not show signs of improvement.
After five 'and a half year's service
in the Bank of Hamilton here, Mr.
Harry Chadwick has severed his con-
nection with the institution and
intends now to take up the military
life, to which he has been always
strongly inclined.
Mr. Wm. Kelly, sr., of the 2nd line,
Culross, has returned from Alllerta,
where he has just completed home-
steadingduties on a farm in the fall
wheat belt south of Calgary. Mr.
Kelly is greatly pleased with South
Alberta as a farming country.
The rain and wind storm of Monday
afternoon, July 13th, was one of the
most violent that every passed over
this section of country. After the
fashion of tropical cyclones it came on
with great suddenness and for a few
minutes the wind bad terifTic force.
Damage in the town was confined to
fruit and shade trees, a large number
of which were broken down. Hail
accompanied the rain which came
down in torrents.
Much surprise was caused through-
out town when on Saturday morning,
July 11th, it was announced that Mr.
Archibald dillies was dead. Though
he was seldom seen about town dur-
ing the past year, he was known to
be enjoying good physical health: In
fact he was quite as well as usual until
a few minutes before his death, which
occurred about 6 o'clock a. m , when
he suffered a violent pain in the back.
While efforts... were being made to
alleviate this he suddenly expired.
Delicate Children.
Ml Persons Who Have Delicate 'ChB.
dren
Chir-
dren in Wingliam Will Be interested
in Titis Article.
Rapidly growing children need a
great deal of vitality. They grow
fast, play hard and work too hard at
school, Then the appetite becomes
fitful, their nights are restless and
they soon become weak, delicate and.
sickl y,
We want to remind the parents of
every such child in Wingham that our
delicious cod liver preparation, Vinol,
tvii] correct these troubles and snake
for each child new vitality, sound
flesh and muscle tissue, strong bone
structure and pure rich red blood. It
will build thein up, fill out hollow
cheeks and make therm strong, robust
arid rosy.
Mrs. 1).- Allot of New Bodfo)d,
1111t,89., writes • "Nath two puny, ail.
Ing children, 1 was very much wor-
ried, I had tried almost everything
to build then) up without success and,
as a last resort tried Vinol. The bene.
fit was great in a very shoot tune,
they gained flesh and strength so ra-
pidiy."
The reason Vinol 1s so far superior
to old-fashiofred cod liver oil, enrol.
glens and tither tonics for children is
because t59 Vivol is a d
elrwutrs modern
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codltv r preparation o
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vi ho rt oil made
bysC a
to t tt tffic ext ractivtt•iand colleen -
tutting process from fresh cods' livers,
emnbining with pc; tanate-of-iron all
the medicinal, herding. body-building
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elements
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of t bet no of
and children love it. '4 Vo ask parents
of tVinghatn who stave delteata chit.
dren to try Vinol on Dirtuarantee to
return their money if It fails to"ive
statisfactton, J. Dalton McKtbbon
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druggist,
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tY eat,
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Startling Sale Of Whitewear
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LADIES' SKIRTS, NIGHT DRESSES,
° SHIRT WAISTS, CORSET COVERS,
and everything included in Ladies' WIlitewear, is being
rushed out now regardless of cost..
CLOTHING and SHOES are treated in the same reek -
less manner. We are re -arranging our stook, and
any lines that stand in our way must go.
The Great Sale of Ens■ Going on for the last two weeks,
hroideries and Insertions when prudent buyers got these
beautiful goods at Half Price, is
continued for one week longer. Move quiok if you want them.
Best Seleoted Raisins, 4 lbs. for, ... .... 250
■ • Best Package Dates, 1 lb. for 5o
POCerie Choice Fl0k1es, 72 oz. Bottle, for 25o
Choice Prunes, ii 1b, package for. , 200
Good Salmon, 2 tins for 25o
Tomatoes, Peas, Corr -3 cans for. 25o
Pi TIASC WATCt1 OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS
D. M. CORDON
MMWAIMPANNAMM'A
EXCLUSIVE
SHOE
DEALERS
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ILLIS CO, IIE!
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onismommummom 51 Pairs
[xoeptional Ladies' Oxfords
Shoe bargain
In Dongola Kid -Patent Lea-
ther -White Canvas. Regular
$135 to $2,00 per pair. All
sizes in the lot excepting size
7. On sale
For Ladies FRIDAY NIGHT
®lisamsoungi AT 7 O'CLOCK—FOR
88 CENTS PER PAIR
INCLUDING WIDE SILK LACES.
These are PERFECT SHOES IN EVERY PARTICULAR and are
nearly all this season's goods.
Goods displayed in North Window and NONE WILL BE SOLD
BEFORE 7 O'CLOCK ON FRIDAY EVENING.
WILLIS & CO.
At Robt. Johnston's old staud. 'Phone 129.
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Has Length, Weight, Quality, Strength and
Uniformity of Size.
65Q Ft. PureJianilla...... i3 z c lb.
600 Ft. Manilla I2c lb.
500 Ft. Twine 9c lb. 1
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Binds the most
bundles and causes
the least ttouble
And is the very best that human
skill can make.
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THE MARE
AND FOAL,.
May the snare work after the foal
conies? Shemay if the man who is to
work her knows his business. She may
work moderately, slowly and better if
no more than four or five hours a day.
When elle works she shculd be well
fcd. That does not mean that she
should be then or at any other time
overfed. And she should be fed some.
thing that will make milk in her ud,
dere as well es repair waste in her
own body. Oats aro auitable as a grain
ration, and wheat bran makes a good
addition. Let the farm mare work
easily, gently, moderately, if you great
ly need her services, but do not let her
ever become very warm or hot.
Shall the colt follow its mother as
she walks In the plow or cultivator?
No; emphatically no. Leave the colt
with its fellows In the cool and shaded
orchard, in the quiet box stall, says a
writer in Breeder's Gazette, Chleago,
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A wZLL nnnn voAL.
Take the mare to it at least once In
the middle of the half day and let it
suck while she rests. Do not hurry
her back to her task either. Very soon
both mother and foal will become re-
signed to this system of living, and
neither will fret much. The colt will
be nibbling the grass, even munching
oats, instead of wearily plodding the.
endless corn rows with its mother un -
tier a too ardent sun. Is it best that
the mare should work? No; it is better
that she should give all of her energy
to making milk for her foal, but this
is not always practicable on the gen-
eral farm.
The foal soon learns to eat. The
earlier he learns to eat oats the better,
and the more he eats of them while
sucking his dam the better. Add
wheat bran to the oats. The bran has
a lot of bone in it, and truly marvelous
will be the effect on tine young and fast
developing animal. Gain made then
during babyhood will assuredly never
be lost, nor can ground lost then by
neglect in feeding ever be regained.
Wonderful is the effect of feed on the
frame of the baby horse. The first two
years fix the bony framework. No
subsequent feeding can materially al-
ter it, and the first six months gives
an impetus toward development abso-
lutely essential if the highest results
are to be reached. Feed the mare,
then, and as early as you can feed the
foal too. Then will "weaning time"- be
passed by so easily that neither groom
nor foal nor mare will regard it as
more than a trifling incident.
And now Alit of the brain of that
colt while" we are feeding so well its
body? We roust not neglect our op-
portunity to lodge in that soft, pliant
and impressionable colt brain certain
fundamental facts that will go with it
all Its life and upon which may be
built great habits of docility, useful-
ness and safety. Teach the colt these
three cardinal principles -first, that
than is stronger than he is; next, that
man Is to be obeyed; then that man is
his best friend. llow willsyou best do
this?
While the foal is very young and
very ignorant catch it, putting one
hantlsat its breast and one hand be-
hind it and hold it gently, letting it
Ace how much stronger you are than it.
(repeat this lesson now and then. The
colt will never forget. It, will instinc.
Lively associate you with the idea of
great and irresistible strength. While
it is young .break it to halter. There
is no other time so good.
Then be good to him. Take him
some dainty he likes to eat when you
go near him. As in man, the way to a
colt's heart is through his stomach.
Take time to fondle him, let bins love
you, but do not let him become in any
way unpleasantly familiar. See that
while he loves j he at all times im-
plicitly respects you.
Then some clay, when the time comes
for that colt to be harnessed, there will
be no "breaking" needed, only getting
111111 used to the feel of harness, the
pressure of the collar and the rattle of
lite wheels.
Tho Trueness of Wool.
Wool should be of the same diameter
from root to point. This Is called true-
ness. On a poor sheep the Wool grows
Hoer, on a at one coarser. Conse-
euently a change at condition in either
directlen changes the diameter of the
same fiber during the different stages
of its growth. When the change of
condition is great, especially when it
takes place from a low and unhealthy
state to a healthy, fleshy one, It gener-
ally occasions a joint In the wool fiber
-in other words, the place In the filer
where the change takes place 1s se
weak that it takes only a slight putt to
break the fiber.
Peanut Hay.
Numerous estimates as regards the
yield of hay froin a crop of peanuts
vitr'y from one CO very near three tons
per acre. This hay may be considered
a byproduct when the nut are hat'.
YOWL for market. 4 e
To cure Sniffling Colds.
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3` people
sore running r l g eyes, catarrhal sneezing,
nose colds and heltrlaches. These are
the Iirst stages cif Hay fever, which
increase its severity till frost solves.
Only sure e e
known is to inhale
Catatrhnsono. It destroys the germ
hives relief in a few minutes, cures
thoroughly., Doctors recommend Ca.
ont' becattee ed,fe and efrlelent.
Sold by all stealers fin $L Try thin
ta,td ytevoslt Catarrh, fttatld )'Ashmat?.it ive
rISARD'S BIG JULY SALE
DINNER
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Sets Free
To Our Patrons
This Beautiful Imported Semi -Porcelain Dinner-
ware given away, piece by piece: in any
quantity, to our cash• customers.
WE'RE after Big Business for the month
of JULY, and in order to make this
one of the Largest and Best Sales
in the history of this store, we offer Special
Inducements to those who buy for Cash or
for Butter and Eggs. In every Department,
prices will be amazingly low, and in addition to
Cut Prices, you'll - receive a Coupon with every
purchase of Twenty-five. Cents, two Coupons with.
a Fifty -cent purchase, and so on. Hold Coupons
until the lst of August, then bring them in and
get Dishes for them. This is a very easy way
of getting a nice Tea or Dinner Set of imported
Porcelain. Ware.
Coupons given on purchases of Men's and Boys' Cloth-
ing, Hats and Caps, Gents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes,
Carpets, Rugs, Liuoleums, Blinds, Curtains, Dress Goods,
Silks, Waists, wrappers, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Para-
sols, Corsets, Prints, Ginghams, Muslins, Belts, Collars, Rib-
bons, Laces and all merchandise excepting in the Grocery
Department.
REMEMBER, all our Customers will share alike and
have the same chance of getting these beautiful .Dishes.
Purchases from one dollar up will start you on the dishes.
Four Coupons secures one Fruit Saucer.
Start bight In To . Buy
On Thursday, July 2nd.
COME EARLY AND OFTEN AND
YOU WILL BE WELL SATISFIED
MUSLINS.-10 pieces fancy fiowered and spot Muslins, values
up to 15c, Sale Price 100
WAISTS. -Ladies' White Lawn Shirtwaists, nicely made, sizt.s
up to 38, July Sale 98c
DRAWERS. -5 doz. Ladies' Cambric Drawers, fine make of
Cambric, valve up to 50o, our Cut Price 35o
TABLE LINEN. -;-40a Bleached Linen, wide, on Sale 28c
LADIES' VESTS. -Special line on sale, only 10o
HOSE. -5 doz. Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, all wool, Sale 25c
PARASOLS. --A line of White Parasols, $1.25 value for $1.00
MEN'S TIES. -25o Hook -on -Ties on sale, your choice ...... ... 190
LONG GLOVES. -Special valve in black or white long Gloves
in Lace or Lisle 40c, 50a and 75o
N's_ room here to quote more prices. The store
• is full of Bargains. Come and see for yourself
H. E. Isard
ALMA LADIES COLLEGE, St. Thomas, Ontario
$00 pays all charges for regular course
including Latin, French, German,
Science, Pianoforte, Drawing, with board, room
laundry and library for one year.
Separate apartment for younger pupils,
$180,000 endowment, hence
first-class advantages at very
reasonable rags.
For Catalogue,address
3 "Tho Registrar."
Neammaararauseaaa
CANADIAN NATIONAL
And. 29 E X H 1 1 T 10 N Sept. 14
Greatest and Best Attended Animal Exhibition in all the World
Every Province
Sends
Its Products
•lin Prizes and Attractions
Mammoth
Massed Band
Concerts
Grand. Art Loan Collection
From the Paris Salon and other Old -World Galleries.
International Military Tattoo .and $realistic Spectacle
The i ie e Sebastopol
with 900 Performers.
Superior Vaudeville Performance
9,00 i Live Stock on View
For Trite' Lists, tntry nutlet and sir inlormelion whitest 3. 0. ORR, hlsnndr, City Hall, Toronto
CHEAP
F AItE S FROM EVERYWHERE
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---A singular sight in 'Walkerton is
two new railway stations in the
course of erection. Tho 0. P. R, are
raising & splendid edifice on the bend,
wlitle the Grand 'Trunk in the south
end of the town are placing' a modern
building on the site of their recently
horned depot.
-Tri the supplementary estimates
announced at Ottawa last week, a
$5,000 items_ appears for a public bond-
ing sir Listowel. As a , a � •err.
Lt ti . tri to pur-
chase!T1 r
chase a site, this 10 all tight, but it
will take $20,000 or '$30,000 more to
complete ti etrueture sultablo for post -
office, etlston)s anti inland revenue
ofilees, etc,
QUEBEC TERCENTENARY.
The Grand Trunk Railway System
have issued a neat and attractive
booklet in connection with the Ter.
Centenary eclebration to be held at
Quebec this month, The booklet
gives moots() information regarding
the object of the eelebration, and
gives the complete official programme
that will bo carried out, order of the
historical procession, particulars of
the t•ce r
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nf' the leis t '`
t meart
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information regarding accommoda-
tion .and particulars of how to reaeh
(,noble, The ';publication is profusely
illustrated with scenes of 'tree tnodern
city together with historic land
marks. A copy can be had fret' from
pttncipal agents of the Grand Trunk,