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WIJ WANT' YOUR TRADF;
HOUSECLEANING TIME
You Will Want:
NEW CURTAINS
CURTAIN NIUSLINS (Madras, etc.)
CARPETS
RUGS
LINOLEUMS
OILCLOTHS
MATTINGS
ETC., ETC.
We Have Them!
WAN7PED-EGGS, 20 CENTS
GOOD
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TUE W1 WIAht Mgt), MAY 20, ISO
!AMOR l..QOALS.
-Public holiday next Monday -Vie•
torte day,
-Get your wedding invitations and
lainiting envie at the Tsars office,
-The Trans to any address in Canada
to J'a urry let, 1010 for ti 0 cerate
---Uhesley hoe a population of 2,026
is id total was; ltanent of 8747,895.
--24th of afay oelebrationo rani ho held
Iaext Monday at Clinton, Bruseele and
-A new verandah on the frout of Dr.
Tamlyn's residence makes a great int-
provemen t,
--Mr. J. Leslie Kerr has moved from
Blyth to Clinton and will motet in the
?manageneeet of the New Etat
-%'ublic Scbooi Inspector Robb i>:
tike Wali meadow lois official visit to the
different schools in Turnberry.
-hlr. Geo. Town, of Toronto, has
Moved into the Crofton house at Wrox•
eter and will run it as a temperance
house.
-The Jane meeting of the Huron
County Council wail be held at Goder-
ioh, commencing on Tuesday afternoon,
June let.
-Mrs. Carrick wishes to return her
etneere thanks to allthose who gave
money to "it 1h.er in her lees in the
recent fire.
-Seaforth'o total assessment is 8899, -
OS' and of this 809,552 is for business
slsecearaent and 811,900 for income.
The population is 2,140.
-The officers and members of the
Salvation Army of this town will hold
services in Lnoknow next Saturday
evening wine cn Sunday.
---Mr, S. Gracey, the furniture man is
giving extra bargains in all lines of
furniture for the next thirty days. Read
his new advt. in this issue.
-An excursion will be run from
Wingham to Port Stanley some day
during the first week of July. Par-
tioulars will be given later.
--Miss Ethel Elliott, who for some
time past has been librarian of the
Wingham public library, has tendered
her resignation to the Board.
-The London Advertiser's free
European trip contest closed on Saturday
last. Mrs. J. A. Rumba', of Gsderioh,
was the wiener in district No. 8.
-Clinton's total assessment for this
year is $764,148. Of this amount 870,-
533 is for business assessment and $9,625
for income. T1>c population is 23139.
-=Wingham, one of the prettiest
towns in Western Ontario, will be look-
ing it3 beet in a few days, when the
nrlmercns shade trees are out in leaf,
-Egoursion Rates for Victoria Day
will be issued, return tickets at single
fare. These will be good going May 21,
22, 23, 24t1z returning up to May 26th,
-Monday was a very busy day with
the cattle stealers. A large number of
cattle which are to be placed on grape
for the rummer were delivered to the
dealeao.
-no Citizens' Band has been en-
gaged to furnish mneio tat the 24th of
May celebration in Brussels. The
people of Brussels know where to , :t a
good band.
-Beth eta may leave t.: dealer a
lax lar rpofit, bu4, "Salado" ea jpaol and
in sealed lead pack s) :ayes a lasting
an favorable impress' •n upon the pal-
ntee :"^. ' ni.ving it a trial. Hence its
Gnormous bale.
- -Dot hog the past week three neve
tel. .g :.^s .^u have been added to than Dell
Telephone Co's. exobange, ass follov,e:--
J. E. Cope'o residence, No. 141;
Sheriff's residence, No. 142; W. J. A.
McGregor'a office, No. 99,
--"Advertising is no good," said the
men he E d clothes. "It ii.,vce. wbllkd
me `sit, o " .. ue inil,iujkite men a.tkaot
smiled.;,, That is because you tried it,
13'_' ., 3Em .rt tool c fC7tila pia;
'nen cui aa t:t
. t' Bir •- ; eief we
heap fool, nail"
--Councillor Graham is absent from
tovin this week pushing the sugar beet
business inaWini ham and 13russels die -
Wets for the Wallseeburg Sugar Fact-
ory. He is meeting with success and a
largo acreage of beets will be grown
fhl!s cj or. Ito Berlin factory will ice
nun in co,:171petion with the Wallace -
bulk; nuc nal[ in Now Era.
-A meeting of the Mutual hire In-
turanee men, representing Hay. Mo-
Killfp, Wawanosh, Elmo, and Ribbert
companies, was held in Clinton on
Wednesday of last week. They were
dealing with the knotty problem of
;cettleno lighla enol gaaillin$ light t►na
IsaWet+, with, A aieW of arriving at a
uniformity of rateb and rules.
.-The bot laneinede banometot for a'
torn bs tho;advertising colnrmas of Hs
fora newspapers. Those seeking bar•
gains will go Many miles further to
trade where they sae bargains adver.
tised than where none ate offered;
hence, business is always better in
town where merchants advertise their
nares than where they do not. One
good advertiser is of more benefit to
town than half a dozen nerV'ornt'
business men, as he not only helps
himself but helps his oomlietitors, whO
Mkt too ileopy OA alb* to gulp their
opp►rtunities.
--Mise Joan'TcGillivray, daughter of
Mr, Arob. McGillivray of this town
graduated this wtek as a nurse in the
hospital at Evaueton, Ill. Mile Mo -
's many oId friends here will
be pleased to hear of her eaocess.
-Mr. a. Walton McKibben has fur.
torr improved the appearance of his
drug store by pituzg in four silent sales-
man show oases, The oases are up-to-
date in every particular and with the
other improvements, give Mr. Mo$tb-
bon a neat and tidy drug store,
-Mr, S. Bennett, of the pianiug mill,
reports business improving in his line.
Earlier in the season it looked as thonah
there would be very little banditti; this
season, bat during the past week Mr.
Bennett has taken a number of orders
for material for new houses,
COMFORT FOR MOTHERS;
HEALTH FOR CHILDREN,
Baby's Own Tablets wil promptly
cure indigestion, colic, onstipation,
diarrhoea and teething troubles, de-
stroy worms, break n colds and thus
prevent deadly ensu!. This medicine
contains no a o'=on.. s opiates or nar-
ootiot, and may •: given with absolute
safety to a now-. n child. ,Mrs. C. L.
Manery, Leamington, Ont., says: "My
baby suffered from collo and constipa-
tion so badly that we did not know
what it was to get a good night's rest.
But since giving him Baby's Own Tab-
lets tine trouble has disappeared, and he
now sleeps well. The action of the
Tablets is gentle and yet very effective."
Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at
25 cents a box from, The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Oo., Brookville, Ont,
NEWS NOTES.
Three young Montreal men were fined
and sent to jail for beating a horse to
death.
Charles Smith of Hamilton is dead
from a gunshot wound, the result of an
accident.
It was expected at Ottawa that the
session of the House of Commons would
end yesterday.
The Provincial license department has
rocci,ed v,ord of 40 prosecutions at Co-
balt for illegal sales of liquor.
Francis M. Barrow is under arrest at
Belleville on a charge of giving Amos
Leech soave drug with intent to do him
bodily harm.
Mr. Eager, Governor of the jail at
Cornwall, has decided to resume his
business carreer, and has resigned, to
take effect on June 15.
With the season's lumber cutting op-
erations practically at an end, it is
estimated that the cut in Maine this
year amounted to about 700,000,000
feet.
The 0, P. R., it is said, will go into
the business of farming in different
parts of the country, with the object of
supplying the requirements of their
dining oars and hotels.
The Canadian Northern Drop report
gives a highly satisfactory statement of
conditions in the west in its territory.
Quite a fall of snow is reported at Mao-
Leod, Alberta, and the cattle are suffer-
ing.
Col, C. H, Rogers, postmaster of Pet-
erboro, has tendered his resignation to
take effect December 1, and it has been
t;^oegsre3 at Ottawa. He will be sno-
ceeded by A. H. Stratton, a brother of
J. R. Stratton, M. P.
Willing all his property to his chil-
dren on the condition that they Dare
for him the rest of hie natural life,
Frank Nolan, of Sandwich, 103 years
old, made the trip to Windsor unao-
oompauied and deeded over the pro-
perty in Crown Attorney Rodd's office,
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Just received our supply
of Seed Corn from the best
corn growing country on the
Continent. Come in and
see the goods -you can't
beat them.
Early Bailey
Improved Learning
Compton's Early
North Dakota
White Cap Dent
Etc., Etc.
G. E King
A St. Catharines correspondent says
the fruit crop prospects are very good.
About $3,800 were colleoted from
Cobalt violaters of the liquor law in
fines.
John McDonald fell forty feet off a
derrick at Murphy's stone quarry in
Tweed and received very serious in-
juries.
A man locked up in the police cells at
Moncton, N. B., for violating the Scott
Aot, found a hundred -dollar pearl in a
dish of clams.
Chatham, Ont., News : -The man who
can pay and won't pay, who makes hie
living not by honest work, but by dodg-
ing his oreditore, is not entitled to a
single moment's sympathy from the gen-
eral public who pay for what they get
and try to fulfill their obligations. If
the merohants can make the deadbeat a
better citizen by inducing him to pay
his debts they will be not only doing
themselves a good turn, but doing a
good torn for the whole community,
G. E. KING.
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sWe have Dotted Muslins for curtains, with dots of all sizes, also
pretty shaded Art Muslins and Art Draperies.
Call and see our goods. Priees and qualities, we know, will suit,
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Once more housecleaning season has arrived with its attendant
worries of re furnishings. If yon will allow us, we can assist
you in choosing Curtains and Draperies, and thus save ycu
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with the new long sleeve, also the very fashionable Tailored
Blouse, in all white or with colored trimmings, Blouses from
81.25 up.
CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES
We carry a complete line of Children's Kid Gloves -ail shades
and all sizes. Call and inspect our stock.
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REFLECTIONS ON THE
DANDELION,
The dandelion now observe,
The freshest plant of all,
It has the most exalted nerve,
The moat colossal gall,
"Get all you can," so runs its oreed,
"And give a blame sight less;
These are the simple rules that lead
To glittering success."
When other flowers have closed their
eyes
The dandelion labors,
And everlastlingiy it tries
To overcome its neighbors,
The bluegrass and the clover flee
Before its competition;
It has no social sympathy
To check its fierce ambition,
Although its harm Is something great,
Its worthlessness sublime,
It gets a lot of real estate
By rooting all the time.
So nerve and front and diligence
Will surely take no far,
It makes no speoial difference
How no -account we are.
--Newark Evening News.
BURN.
MoEwnw.-In Morris, on the 10th inst., to
Mr. and Mrs, J. D. McEwen; a daughter.
WALTox.-In Winghairi, on the 18th Inst ,
the wife of Mr. Leonard Walton ; a son.
BARR.-In Morris, on May Oth, to Mr, and
Mrs. Peter Barr; a son.
FOSTER -In Hoivick on May 7th, to Mr. and
Mrs. V. E. Foster; a son.
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CREECA-CAninTnans.-On May 5th, by
Rev. D. T. L. Mcgerroll, Mr. Richard Creech,
of Pine River, to Ann Jane, eldest daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. David Carruthers, of the 0th
Concession of Hitless.
STOEEs-TESREy.-On April 21st, at the
Manse, Bolmore, by Rev. John Radford, Elsie
Frances Teshuy, of Carrick, to David Omar
Stokes, of Turnberry.
RAY-BURT,At the family residence, Listow-
el, on May 12th, by Rev. J. H. Oliver, Sarnia,
assisted by Rev. R. D. Cameron, Listowel,
Mervyn 11. Hay, of Regina, Sask., second
son of John C. Flay, Listowel, to May,• only
daughter of the late John C. Burt.
DIED
CASEnoREr-In Winghain, on May lath, Jas.
Casemore, aged 60 years.
PE:rPPEN.-In Lower Winghain, nn May 10th,
Margaret Sirhpson,relict of the late George
Phippen, in her 80th year.
gERR.-1n West Wawanosh, on May llth,
Margaret M. Mills, wee of Mr Henry J Kerr,
aged 82 years and 11 months.
Bid Shoe Bargain
For Women
49 PAIRS
High Blucher and Bal. Shoes,
also a few pairs Oxfords, in
fine Dongola and Patent Colt
Leathers ; regular $2.5o to
$4.00 per pair. On sale
FRIDAY EVENING ' AT 7
O'CLOCK
FOR
$1.97 per pair
Nothing whatever wrong with
these Shoes -simply a clean-up
of odds and ends
Do not forget the time
(THIS) FRIDAY AT SEVEN
IN THE EVENING
On exhibition in North Window
WILLIS
& CO.
THE SHOE ' STORE.
Sole Agents for "Queen Quality" and '• "Victoria" Shoes for women.
"Albert" and "Astoria" Shoes for men.
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GAaauLE,-In ginloss, on May 0th, Thomas
William Gamble, aged 30 years, 3 months and
8 days,
BI;ArR.-In Cranbrook, on May 0th, Mary
Gamble, relect of the late John Blair, aged 98
years, 2 months and 21 days.
WARD -In prey, April 295h, Alfred Ward,
aged 42 years, 1 month and 24 days.
CoULTE8.-In East Wawanosh, on May 17th,
Walter Coultes, aged 51 years, 11 months and
11 days,
To Horse Breeders,
THE NOTED STOOlt HORSE
" MAIT }LAND ","
Son of Damo, No. 4306, w' be at
Lepard's Hotel stables. Wing m, every
Tuesday night during the son
That Maitland is a nuine stock
horse goes without a yi . Many of his
colts having gone to e city at long
prices, having size, breeding and notion,
whioh goes to make up the harnees
horse,
Farmers and others intending to breed
their mares to a light horse should see
thio stallion before using any other.
JOHN N. SANBORN,
PROPRIETOR,
Wroxeter
TOWN OF WINGHAM
COURT OF REVISION.
The first sittings of , e Court of
Revision, for the rovi='.n of the As-
sessment Roll of he own of Wing -
ham for the year 1 .9, will he held in
the Council Oha...er, on Monday, the
31st day of May, at 8 o'olook p. m.
All parties interested will please take
notice and govern themselves according-
ly. By order.
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J. B. FERGUSON, Clerk.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL ,j
The Council of tlJorpooration of the
County of Huron; meet in the council
chamber in tbs Town of Goderich on the 1st
day of June next, at 3 o'alook p. in.
All accounts requiring settlement against
the county must bo placed with the Clerk on
or before Saturday, May 29th,
Dated May 18th, 1909.
W. LANE, Clerk.
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EVER QUOTED IN WESTERN ONTARIO WILL BE FOUND ON
OUR LARGE CIRCULARS, WHICH ANNOUNCE
GRAND OPEN
of nearly $14,000.00 worth. of Good Dry Goods $2,000.00 worth of
strictly new goods, $7,000 worth of a splendid range of goods bought at
60 cents on the $, and about $5,000.40 worth of the Hanna Stock.
THE PRICES ARE THE LOWEST ON EARTH
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The SaI Opens Friday, May list
Store will be closed Thursday, lVXay 20th, to rearrange and ticket the goods,
Get one of our lame circulars, sure, and come with the crowds.
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