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Creating Enthusiasm:,
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pleasingparticular .,people
�e ta� g �t.s tm,tctbe a Standard • Flour.
Selling as Never., Before,
Dough' Nicely'`:. .
ai a 'Well
- Bake even'
'Look 'Creamy
Cut` White •
PtiGe does ilot alone dexerralnesuceces's we cs end ori` unlit_,
and ualat s.,_ ' fot.gel'ina,iierit .success.lioweVet u ll
f�-
ort gtice our special: 6ffer continues: :
4171 aV4C pure 14amtoba, 'a 5°-
e.+x: Wci. �, iwrR. ..n:.avt..,i.:#�+urv:F•#R>4: . '-et �{..
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dna' ,Your, own sack and de:duct-,T o' cts,
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-"Daily delivery: td anyhouse in town:
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How ~very, necessarytherefore it is for.it tome prtwe and hole ome
in order to insure health for the Little Ones who are the
-lope iY-bonne. crew if your e t $s`_'
ead dull, with no rising power, , _
' certainly your;bread.will be
coarse, asoggp, -soar
. , . and , dark, and
o person will relish that.
Then if you will buy a bag of
that will aMpart-tOthe flour you. Ye, ti; Tooloi;
haye Corn, Mangle and Turnip Seeds,- alsnall kinds.of•Seedsw."-, ,
nano—
.tatty:
propii4lic
`Every ThursclaYIdernihR at
34uckaowin
Sunsea;;irrrioiv ^' ,?$per
It paid in advanlce,. '$l, i ;p1er V»1 lnu
All lT, S, snbsertptious $1 $O 'peaia>inum
strictly in advance,
A. D. i4icituivziit•
Editor and.P,ublisher,'
• tv: J. � vvainzrx
Ma caging 1~ditor..
. IvertisingaRater,•--Mesal and, other
casual advertisements; 8c per nonpariel
line: ioz first, insert -lett, . 3c per, line, for
each subsegment insertion.
Advertisements in the' local ' coIiimus
are charged 7c per line'or first insertion,
and. So per, line -for-each. 'subsequent zp
sertioa, •regnrargdvertisers Se, per line.
r Contract rate .made kngwn on appy
All hand ..set display advertisements
'and'chaiiges of advertisements ;must be
vi the printers' .hands' not, . later' than
6 p.m. gu ".Monday ,of the week ,for.,
which, iirte2�ded, .
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ME -COUNTY CQVE'1L
, e040(i0a i rta Summer iD 7%lsera
stir na Parts►,i5ea 9! ' tta :Bald•
Sae# and Bids,„Good-e3►a tQ.
ll;,ucknoW
The' ' Oounty Cottticil ' O+ 'Bines,.
°which has been. in ,Session lieire , since
;Tiann the- 6th, .concllteied its delibera-
tions en Satuidpyyr Morning...' Almost
immediately thereafter, its. members
,dispersed, those whe Woe. by train
being convoyed to tie station in 'cox;
eredcabs provided by ReeveJoynt, to
-meet, again in. Walkerton Pnict ,Deceu
This Jude'SQssion.:of the Pailiaraent
f ,.Bruce was 'a frig' and . busy , one
;Many matters of _greater or less im+
ettanee' came.before it. •One of .the
retest interesting among those was, the
appoxutnient : of County Valulatora,
on the ,votes taken, .James Lyons, of
Lueknow, and
L. . A, $rink -of •Te'.
.water,, were. :two o rhos" elected.
•:Another. Xna°tter of mote than`°passing.
.integestwas the proposal,. to confer
with; the;`.:$uron County Council with
a view toe .the', establishment o..f ,a joint
•"'l-.... `"` r �^w wsuscm� z'.'-^-w—.w,..,;.�..,.'ih:",�7r�..isvaf.=.� �'JC-;"'�
l:c:a,+;.-w.r..ea.ub Rte,,,,
ayW�S+4.t.-.lt�.,{�'5"v-afFf•"S`At:iy.St�"wS"34P����- '
G'onservin ': N ter 1 RResources ed ,b .each council, and'a re ort r was
recekea' from -they F,uron : Commta..
The Canadian Conservation Calntnrs ; to theeffe t that : � were •• . � ., . , : . c , th t they in eaitre
soon. has lust issued' its first Annual Re- aympathy with:.' -thy ; movement Thea
portva neat. voluwpe of 216 pages, tnatter_ts still. open..for_disoissaon be
Some idea of the work : mapped' out tween the committees; and any de-
orthe cox ivy e h nt t , vision arrived at wilt'::bo d� pu'J�i
later •Lucknov has. been suggests
list of the commxttees,antb�•'whic$ 'it .as °i
o'rgani'zed. These, are; Committee ei as a .possabT and`convonient- sTta . fo
such home{
'is)aerlest. Game and Baur bears Asim Ono 'question to which the'honor
Sats;=Committee'on;;forests; -Qomrnittee ,able Council gave less ,attention than
op- -'Lands, "Committee on Minerals; its importance seems to .warrant was
Comnutteeon. Press and Co=operating thatof...the,Good Roads�System. ;A't.
O'rganazations; Committee., on Public. the Banquet'.in• Goderich,on Thurs-
Heailth, Colnmitteo on W ter and Water.. day ni ht;'several speakers introduced
Powers- • • '• this topic, and,`byway o£ illustration;,
told what benefits we're tom deriveµ1
The objcc .. of th oxnn zssaun :_:ism to-. ,--itror hhe inn nit7palities-:hblec`W-th -re
ee-thh1f lie.natural wealth of -the "coon=. ;presented.; While few 'details were,
try- s not:.wastecl ichrof the country' 'then • riven, one fact': was broukht-
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„to„. -di' -people at larg et; Nast sirstehes-ra, ,building: of -certain .-bridgetr-costing, •
Mewhinney and Mr, l!1'. sober
uCup°f, ueats"t
f?u u to by,: Afar,
Dr. liewton, .Mrs 1 cintosh,- Mr.
Garner bn, = M "Gorrigan, ` d r
Wraith. „• • • -
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1[tesponded 1 o by the :Wa den,
Host and Hostess".I
God Save the King
Unfortunately,, many'uf those whose
naves appeared on the list, were, un-,
able
to be presetit. -.circumstances
- considered, however, the programme
• off speech -taking.: was. both pleasing
and representative.
'Replying to thei.' toast' ."Our Conn-
try,"
oun•try,L Mr. Shoemaker, -,,Reeve of- °hes_'
14t voiced .dome; •'timely • compliments
to the Reeve 'and the citizens of'Luck-
now for themany evidences ' of kind-:
ness and pod will -afforded by them..
The Special Ti atn:.to. (odea ic'li ,he a ea
fer
red to as a unique experience; and
he stated: that in „the, matter of: the
feelings'of;the�.Br'uce Council ,,open., to -
word their entertainers, "the half had
not been told." Passing to the Subject,
inland, "Our Country," the 'speaker
made special' reference to' the .tremen•:
a4t ,nvll�lpj }n1 J �a ¢lr ? a
i<`,*
to, the Canadian .. West. Itegratable
.'cos a.L.. hat„..e.znclitioii of effairs, •it
seemed to, blest neverthelesss,. to
Bess another side' less , dark and • un -
.promising. tis a,.p'leaeure• to: knoW,g.
he said; "t"hat while our population -is'
'decreasing' here,. it is gain; to :enrich'
otlwr . district_s. Sometiane, in t
not distant future, a• re -action; wil,.
take. place. :people .froin the West will:
return as they are,now departing; .the.
fermi they have forsaken and_ .the
ides they have vacated here, will be
occupied-once`inore by.wealthy and
contented-eitlzend;•..and...the lands: of
Ontario will -even .,double:, in ',Talkie. -
Th
value.The.' future of -Canada," said Mr'. Shoe-
in tker, •"h'ad•come to be somewhat, of
a dream: It was hard to realize that
the _tithe its greatness- -way---near.-
But :that
earBut.:that -time'•is: now—to-day—the`
present momenit is founded • upon
strong- principles;and its -•.peril anence'
"depends. upon a loyal and contented'
citizenship. Let eachchi--':his
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TO0111•:-SUPPLIES
We sell toot» powtler hulk- for' tenaent,S,,an entice.;
, . .SPe-11-te7S-: I•otog
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4111. find Of Dedring Iqachines. See them. before buying.
Bolri.iillerT:i made in '5 6. 7, and :8'
P.eerlogjedse‘al. Mor_wersi ra,ade_11:1.4i1,x: 4b4a5,14and" 7. ft•
Peering ..11,7,!._oa;:;d,earisso.aixnductsglidees,4Dlie417:weraygoR:Eilf,,e.,s,.,
SeCond
- sand Dollars, one third ef this,,,amount
of detruction .by fire or' by waSteful
powers, of, inestiMahle ;value as sourr'Ss There. are meh . the 'Council_ to
,)*43.rivdt,e,- owners.: • - and it' j8 'not unreasonable -te hope I
• a 'more active iriterest will be show
tlie_prey..of..land,grabbersi. the. fercsts . date. , ' - say; promising, most exallgeratki feirn
sin tliNt point than he vas Icimpt,et1 .1to
Our gOernment
Mission to :prevent,ff possible a like -Pry
This store closes at 6:30 on Irondays and Fridays..,
Whatever success may attend its
efforts it, must be, admitted that thc
CornmissiOn has'a great and useful. work
,, recognized. •as representing, the hishesi gnality. Forty
., 'Customer: ‘.eWliat's in 4 name; one ?mint* aS good ,
as another!"
thirig ill* distinguishes the branct from' a hoSi of Unreliable
'years of the beif paint Making ',stand. behind ltHliest Ina, •
Dealer: You, Make a , big .mistalce in that supposition.
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ACiENTS FOR: --
-Scranton Coal ,.,
Paroid Roofing
•Shervvin William Paints
" IrePeriat Oxford. Ranges
onle.Patoe'r:,oiv,.tor .you the, 1044,g
-4he home news', Its every, Issas will prna a'welortie, Itittor t;), ovary
T'resbyterian General Assembly', , held
-from a slight attaTek of thenthatism 1E1;
Mr, Sam Congi:arn's team *.ran 'away
las week; Mit we are glad .
John• Griffith -the driver wae onl -',those events toekthe fotni, ef•-• !mark-
, • some deliberatione committee, and
Slightly hurt: 7::.• • - • •practically an all-night• labor in the
§ta:tee Labor is the' general pule' Council' ohambers. •Bilt the toviin had
of the day,, here, this, Weetc:;.;'. .,• iioinething, up AS sleeve; . and :seeing.
_was:the guest of Mr. Donald. Campbell: I 4.'"!' FrOa.4. • in°r'lling;
Miss'.Fnitna Woods of St. I honor the Councilmen- , on, Friday
-•-r-1.1 ,n6t The' intention here te give -
'further details of ;ilinibusinese trand--,
..iotod-4•Ihe Connell.
the- pnblished Minutes; these MaY - be
unable on -account ' of' to be,
Present; and -the regret and-- synipathy
Douglas'' of Hepworth *as called;
ilinesd of hi$ sister there; but retidned-
It Wad' intiniated last Week that •
besidethe Special' train and the nnion'
perhaps -other of
pleasure and .entertainMent .would ' be
,Visitordi For, some Of the '-visitors, .
month with here.sidter here.
Messrs Rob Campbell:and W.
Irwin were in Guelph last week, and.
'tepcirt of having learnt semething
new in the way of farininge. :" •
:Yon wilt regret yon did' not sit -
tend one Of Canada'S Aigb . Grade
Biisiness Colleges, ledated at'
Peterbariough, Welland
Now is a:good time to etitet,:.:
Cot;lases I00 different
• Write for particulars
Gto. pat.
ntliefestive boards were spread in
were the .Kinless. Connell, 'Lticknew,
School and 'Library Boards, gar-.
doch, I). Cameron, P„14..McKenzio,
and others' specially iiivited.: Tables'
Were Mi• for betiv.een fifty tfild:: six*,
gqestsi c, 4,boat 40 o'clook, in the even,:"
big after the.' adjetirnment of the
Connell, the "oompany gathered and to
sat down tio the rich and Varied viands
Reove Joypt, acting as Toastmaster:,
. Responded to by Mr. ShOenialcer;
WOkinsori, Mr.., Kastiier, .Mr,
,Dobson 'and Major HentierSon:
"One Edueittional.Institutiens"
Responded to by Me; Wark; Mr.
, "Our Manufactures" .
Responded toll'? Mr, Phelan, Mr,
"OM' County"
1,1,12.2.11111.49
0.01)SRIC:
Aeplying, !nom direct?? ter the•
'rtoatt,-tfiellajcirs,aid-no t ter-eri
of grants to ,the Canadian .
which' he onsidered-Ite potent
of the De inion.- and was • glad' to
!Education t .Institutions," be
iieeirthe n nibs Of Mr. Wark and kr...
lizard..-- he 'former entleman
Reeve ef ara; and the latter eeVe
Pert). gin. . Little -.time._ was' ee-
' WilyS• had mat. men when it require'l•
44444,
;"kroinTrificardine;liringhatn; :etc. -take -morning train lithe lbtb.
onnectink at Glint -en -045 a-nr) -With special train' fort-Goderie
Returning special train leaves-Goderichior Clinton, Wiiighain,.Strat- °
ford and way stations on G. T, Ry„,, on arrival Of steamer Mo4clay• •
Mr, Mitchel 'Of iiiickno*- and; Mr
rliin. ter .bf :Kincardine, both practical:
iy. qualified, te do. justice to, the snb-
' name, Was called; . also, -. Was , not .pre
;sent.. Cenaerning the • speech of -.'the
sure in saying that,-. while the occasion
, appreciations of -US meritSf probably'
nn more litilliant;.yritty poetical; and
°sometimes sarcastic. speech ,bas' been
heard for a ioog time by the. audience'
.a, 'strong ,arraignnient. 'of conditions.
Which,- Permit the ::depletion_ ,of- the.
natural resourcei cif , the Country : to
:Companies and individuals; :it: wa$ a'
Perhaps on the representatives oi.ona
it justice,- we do not,presurne 'to. giye
any. Mr," Hunter spoke, verybrieflyi.,
he .feelingtliat the latn-hour' Was. -un-
suitable, to a, inore sustained Wort: '
,- Almorig the drollest things •,of. tha
Cook) ,IteeVe,• Of ' the 1.10WaShip of
Bastnor, . Mr.' Cook is an old LuCk3
how boy. he Moved to hh preSent pia,Ce
of residence nearly twenty years 4go;
preVailing Aram* agrioulturists:. "I
Dalai' to Font. Doliteaper diy, but.
„was tinit the: other fellow would getrit
too;"" AeCording,to Mr. gook, naive
and tho other features hie Pro.
oderic oontight
o p..rn Friday, June 17th,.
, Special train leavesisGoderiehVia' G. T...Ry, to.Stratford, and via 'C. P.'
Friday Stine 17611.'8 a:in:Central/ 'Thne • Arrive' Goderich ,6 :30 1) - in ,.
Lea,e , eri,,i),.en last trip for Detroit, Tuesday 'June °21et. at.
' ' Dinner wili,be served in the dining room for -thiS excursion' at '50e.,,,
dilMnb
through Early Indiscretions, Excesses ond Blood Diseases. .If yeti have any of the LA-. ,
lowing sYmPtome consultus before it. ha ton lite,' Are- you nervous and weak, despeni
dent and gloomy, Specks before the eyes, with dark tittles under them, 'weak, . back,
WOOS irritable, palpitation of theheart.. bashful, dreitins and' loSself, liedifriefit id brine.
.pimples ott the face, oyea suyen hollow cheeks, cardwOrn 'expresSion, , poor memory,
lifeless( dititrustful,, leek energ rad strength, tired Morning$, restleSS nights, changeable
raoods,/weair 'Manhood( pre attar@ .decay, hone. pains, hair loose, sore throat, otc.
• • Otar 'New. Methesal• Treatment daatttre You And make a men Of yea, unsee Rs' 10'14
once the 'brain, beConitts active; the'blood purified, se thatall,planpleiS, blotches and Ulcers
disappear, the nerVeit beeome strong es steel, Se that sorvousness. -•bitilifolnes3 and-deg-
pOndeneY vanish, the eye beconles bright. the fate full and clear, energy returns to the
body mid the,morel, physical itatd acacia/al syStertiti are InVigerated: all drains pettily -be
DIADEM .„Na matter who lats treatati yaii;•itrite•for an honest opiniOn, 'Free of Chart.).
•Biooks Free --"The Oolden Mostitor"', (illustrated) ,oii Secret 'Diseases of Men. ' .
--,. : QUESTIoN LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT SENT ON 'REQUEsT .
n ' -'•KENNEDYiltKENNED
. cor •101,1,i.g..i.A,e. and Grisvold 0.i " Detroit Alch• .
.: to our Canadian Correspondence Depart-
Ifielit in •Windsor,, Ont. /1 you desire to -