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Will You?
Will you give your order for a Spring
Suitwithout seeing the 20th Century
Brand models—the styles that set the
pace for them all ?
You are welcome to inspect them at
any time whether you buy or not. If
your tailor knows that you have seen
the new 20th Century Brand garments
be will do his best to equal them and
that will be to your advantage.
][cGoe & Campbell
CLOTIfIElts (Z .ME.N'S
FURNISHERS
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KEEP YOUR EYE' ON
PATTERSON'S JEWELRY
....STORE WINDOW.....
Three Big Three Hour
Window Sales
Commencing Saturday the 20th,
Saturday the 27th, and Saturday
May the 4th
FROM 7 TO 10 O'CLOCK P. M.
$1000 worth of swell up•ta-date Jewellery
to be sold for $500 at each sale.
YOU will twee the goods ticketed in the window—Bine
riguret , regular price—Rid Figures„ sale price. It will
,pay you to keep tab on these hours, as positively noth-
ing will be sold out of the window before or after the
hours mentioned,
G. PATTERSON
ME GREAT WATCH DOCTOR
OPPOSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL WINGHAM
At last there la a prokpet t of the
date for holding the nanuicipal elec.,
. , tions in Ontario being changed. The
rr►trnicif►ail committee of the Lr'gi:laal-
ture has decided to report favorably
the bill to ctr►u)ge the date of polling
T to the first Monday in December. It
is to be hoped it will be carried into
'I tvwv, Ontario is the t my province
i1 the Dominion that has ire limn'-
I el w1.el' et on camaaigns in the height
of the Christmas twin on, when the
spirit of peal e on earth and good wi 1
to men should prove 1. It is also the
lbu lest time of the year, as ever -
boi;s"s mind is occupied 1viih otl.ell
things than wunieipr1 elections, The
eivre e would r'esnit in the securing
of the serriccs of better men fo.' the
office and create a wider inter a it in
municipal affairs,
• Prospects For Apples.
ank W. Evans, manager for Hula,
on of the National Land, Fruit and
Packing Company, says the prospects
for a good crop of apples are excellent,
- The trees in their orgbards are all
4 I covered with good healthy buds. In
their operations in this Province last
year the Company expended over one
million dollars -in rentals, work on or.
chards, plant at Grimsby, etc. Uufor.
tunately 1911 was a bad season for or•
chardists and the outlay greatly ex-
ceeded the receipts, but then that was
extraordinarily lean year and the lily e
may not occur for a long time. In the
eight townships extending from Col-
borne to Exeter the Company has
one hundred and twenty orchards
under lease and on the pruning, scrap-
ing and -plowing there was a large out-
lay last season,— [Clinton News -Re-
cord.
Ontario Prison System.
The Montreal Witness (Liberal)
has kind words to say of Ontario sys-
tem of Prison Reform, and among
other things says "Instead of penning
up her wrongdoers to pine and grow
• flabby morally as well as physically in
in -door cells, she gives them invig-
• orating, manly, outdoor work to do.
Legislative provision has been made
whereby municipalities can put cer-
tain classes of offenders, especially
those who offend through drink, on
industrial farms. This is an excel-
lent beginning, hut it would probably
b3 better if a considerable district
could be set apart by the province,
somewhere remote from the homes
and haunts of the inmates, where a
variety of industries could be carried
on, and which should be absolutely
protected against the inroads of
drink."
A. L. HAMILTON IS AGENT
IN WINUHAM FOR ANTI
URIC PILLS.
We have the agency for Wingbam
Anti -Uric Pill, Sageine .flair Tonic,
Rheutuo the GREAT Rheumatic Cure,
we guarantee these preparations on a
money back basis. A. L. Ramilton,
druggist,
The Humble Earthworm.
The humble earthworm is one of
_ man's best friends. The farmer and
the gardener could not spare him. In
but rowing through the soil the worms
render it more porous and permeable
to gases, not merely by virtue of their
air spaces formed, but by reason of
the fact that the soil is thus continual-
ly kept in gentle motion, Again, the
soil passing through the bodies a
worms is excreted in a finer condition,
being ground by attrition through the
intestines. Darwin estimated that no
fewer than 15 tons c f soil 'annually
pass through the bodies of worms for
every acre. Worms materially aid in
producing soluble salts of iron in the
soil when other agencies fail. The
iron is eventually given back to the
soil in a more soluble condition, and
presumably is one which can be direct-
ly absorbed by plant roots.
BADLY ULCERATED LEG.
Zam-Buk Cured Her When So Bad
She Bad To Use Crutches.
For varicose sores, bad leg, or chron-
ic ulcers, Zam'Buk is without equal as
a healer. A proof of this is just to
- _ hand from Montreal. Mrs. T. Ed-
wards, of 16.1 Amherst St , writes :
"Some time ago a bad sore broke out
on my left leg near the ankle. For a
week or two I did not heed it, but it
pot so had that I could hardly walk.
• I Bent for our doctor, and he told n as
that I would have to lay up with the
wound. At the end of that time the
ulcer healed a little, but I could only
move about by using crutches,
• "The sore then broke out badly, and
the doctor told me that the only thing
that would cure it would be an opera-
tion, and. that I should have to lay up
for a year, This, I knew, was impos-
sible, as I had a family to attend to.
"My Ron had aired a bad not on his
finger by using Zam.Bak, and he IV-
vised ill ? to give t his bairn a trial. I
did tlo, and in less a an a week's titian
it gave me wonderful relief. It stopp d
the pain, which had been so bad that,
tttany nights I dict not get a wink of
sleep. In ail very short time the wound
was so much better that I had no more
sleepless nights, and Was also able to
move about and do my Work. I perse-
vered with Zorn -Rule, with the result
that the wound is now perfectly cured
and .the limb is as sound and strong as
ever, To any person fluttering from
ulcerated sores I would say, 'try lain=
link r "
Zarn-Euk is just no good for piles',
abscesses, belle, scalp envoy, 'blond
poison, festering wounds, cuts burns,
amidst bruises, ewrna, etuptions, and
all other injuries and diseases. Ali
druggists and stores Me. box, or Z a tw
13uk Co , Toronto, foe rrice. Refuse
harmful rubstitutea and in'titatiuns.
Have you tied lam -Balt Soap f tic
tablet,
THE WING IAM ADVANCE
A Woman of Few u)'
Words
XU,car'r'y . live, m0'it sturtt
north, Mount Forrest, Ontario, writes
"Your i ewdds' for kidney, bladder avd
titonaacilt, ouhle has given me great re.
lief. Have taken three boxes and now
feel like living and Matter than I have
/alto tor years and I give your
11G PILLS
all the praise, for they are the best I
have ever tried." At all dealers, 1'5
and 50 cents, or The Fig Pill Co., Sr,
'L'aornue., Ont.
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonol restores every nerve in the body
to its proper tension ; restores
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. Phorpixonol will
make_ you a new man. Price 813 a box, or two for
ti. Mailed to any address. The Scoboll Drug
Co., St. Catharines, Ont.
1.14511 Office.
HAMILTON
CAPITA(. PAID UP
1 2,870,000
Reserve and Undivided Profits 3,500,000
Total Assets 44,000,000
171RANQE is Zurope's banker, For a country
.' to acquire that position, her people must he
remarkable thrifty. The people of France
aro excest tonally so—they begin to save la their
youth, Iti'o matter how small their Income, a
portion is regularly set apart for future need.
In old age they enjoy the fruits at their thrift.
They aro a happy nation.
The opening of a savings account is the
best way to acquire that habit of saving with-
out which no Ability to earn can insure you
against possible misfortune.
0. P. SMITH
AGENT W.1NGAM
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on't let repairs
eat up your profits
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 160 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
Mail the post..ard to -day. The book will come to you by
Send
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CANADA CEMENT CO., Ltd.
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING • MONTREAL, P.Q.
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PORTLAND e,
Great Stool Reducing Sale
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
Commencing Saturday, day the 4th
Raisins, 3 lbs. for 25c
Currants, 3 lbs. for 25c
Good Dates, per lb. 7c
Prunes, per lb. 10c and 12c
Dried Peaches, per lb . ,17c
Griffin Seedless Raisins ...,..lOc and 13c
Gr:fn Seeded Raisins, lb. pkgs ...11c
Redpath Gr. Sugar, 15 lbs. for $1.00
CANNED GOODS
Maple Leaf Salmon, 25c for ..,.... ,.,..22c
Derby Salmon, 20c for .........18c
Autumn Leaf Salmon, 18c for 16c
Cern, lOc for ........................... 8c
Peas, 13c for,..,..r..r..,,,,...... i........11 e
French Peas, 150 for ,12c
Finnan Haddie, 13e for..., .11c
Eggo Baking Powder, 25e for 200
ran brand Baking Powder, 10c for80
Cow brand Baking Soda, Sc for.... 40
Daily's Pure Mustard, 100 for...,80
Corn Flakes, 3 for ....,.....t . 25e
Gusto, 3 for ............. . .. 25c
Macarona, 15e for lbe
Jelly Powders, 1Oc for ........,.,... 8c
Corn Starch 100 for ...1............
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8c
SOAPS
Comfort Soap, 6 for 250
Sunlight Soap, 6 for ..,.•............250
Lifebuoy Soap, 6 for .. . 25c
Canada's Best, 7 for 25c
Sailor Boy, 12 for. 25c
Naptba Washing Powder, 5 for....,3c
Silent Parlor Matches, 3 for 10c
Gold Dust, 25c pkg for , 20c
Gold Dust, 10e pkg for 7c
Gold Dust, 50 pkg for .. 40
Lye, 100 for 8c
Borax, 5c for . , 4c
SHOE POLISH
100 bottles for .'. 813
2 in 1 for 8c
Bonita, 10c for 70
5c boxes for . , 30
Stoop Stove Polish, 10c for 8c
Black Knight, 10c for 8c
Rising Sun, So for ................rr...■!r 4o
Vanilla Fxtraet, 10c for .... 80
Lemon Extract, 100 for. t•OSS4 . • .. • 1011 Sc
Allother flavors, each.; ...... ............ Gc
Pickling Splay, 10c size for............. 70
Pickling Spice, 5c size for..... 4e
MRS. GItISDAi.E
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House- Cleaning Time Is Here
and we are here with all that's necessary
to brighten up your home in
CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS, RUGS,
CURTAINS, BLINDS, WINDOW POLES, ETC.
LINOLEUMS
A large stock of new patterns, comprising block and floral
designs in pretty shadings ; widths -2, 21, 3, 3* and 4 yds.
New Patterns in Floor Oilcloths—all widths and colorings.
RUGS
Are here in all sizes and new patterns, comprising Tapestry,
Brussels Velvet, Wilton's and Axminsters ; prices the
lowest.
Curtains and Curtain Material in all the new weaves—
Madras, Art Muslin and Fish Net ; special value at, per
yard, 25c.
WINDOW SHADES. --A large stock of Hees make,
plain and lace trimmed ; see our leader, 3 x 6, with lace,
for 50c.
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H. El hard & Co1
Coins out of Business
Having decided to go out of business, my entire
stock must be disposed of within
the next 15 days.
Everything will be sold at ridiculously low prices.
Just one instance
Best Cleveland Coil Spring Wire—$2.00 per 100 lbs.
I have
8 Squares Galvanized Siding at $2,50 per square.
All accounts must be paid within 15 days.
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GUS. A. SCHMIDT
One Door North of Dudley Holmes' Law Office
OF INTEREST TO EVERY MAN
WHO VALUES HIS DOLLARS
Savings that are really worth while are constantly
being effected by our customers, You can do the
same if you join the crowd and go to the shop of
quality and supply your clothing furnishings and
shoe needs. Our ambition is to sell the best goods
posible at the lowest prices possible. Our aim is
to give our customers the biggest values possible to
produce. Every one who buys here once becomes a
satisfied customer of this store.
STYLISH NEW HATS
You'll appreciate the difference when you see our
spring lines—prices $x.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50.
SROBINS s87,AORRCIEA
Opposite the Presbyterian Church.