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OLINT9N f '
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'Eye, 'Sight:
Is Priceless.
•„.
Its a duty you owe •your
eyes -that of properly caring
for them.. You can't be too
careful with Nature's fore-
most blessing your eyes.
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, Immediate relief a,waites af-
fected eyes here If your
eye ti are impeirfeet don't de-
lay but let us fit you with
glasses that. will wake tlaem
as good as new.
Spectacles as low as $r.00.
Blvth. .
The mnrricipal council held 'a meet-
ing last Thursday evening and re -ar-
ranged the Fire Company for t
present year, appointing Mr. Sam.
Westlake chief and others to the
various offices.
Mr. Wm. Campbell, who has been a
resident of this village for a number
of years as agent for firms but of
latter years running an office in in-
surance and conveyancing purposes
holding a sale on Wednesdax ' to sell
his residence - and household effects•be-
fore remoVing to Toronto where his
wife and family have. gone to reside •
has it that the delegates of
young men who attended the -Y. 115:
C. A. convention at Clinton la -,t week
purposes holding a meeting of young
men in the near future and giving a
report of the doings at the cotven-
tion. If they do so it will be a prac-
tical way of carrying oit the design
of the convention.
The following parties, • who have
• been here on business and also pleas-
ure left on Monday for their homes,
Robt. Taylor, Portage la prairie,
Man., Mr. Harvey Creighton, Ponoka,
Alta. and Frank Carr to Toronto •to
resume his foriner business.
The, Rev. S. Anderson of the Meth-
odist church, Brussels, exchanged pul-
pits last Sunday, Mr. Powell conduc-
ting the educational work of • the
eircuit. The amount asked for will
be fully met by the • ircuit as their
share of the propos 11 sum required by
the London conference, namely $31 04.
Mr. Richard. Corley of East Wawa -
nosh has sold his farm of 200 acres
for the handsome sum of $13 000.
The full particulars of the sale m e
not yet reported..
Constance
Mrs. Wm. Jamieson of Virden, Man.
and Miss Ferguson are spending alew
'days the guest of Their friend, •Mrs.
,Wm. Lawson.
Miss Laura Andrews of Gorrie spent
a few days the guest of her sister,
Mrs. R. 13. Stephenson.
The C. 0. F. had a bee cra Friday
drawing brick from the briokyard in
Tuckersmith for the ne.v
Mr. W. Millson or Cleveland, tfillro
is at present the guest of his. mother,
Mrs. D. Wilson and other friends.
Mr. W. Stanley of Holmesville cell-
ed on his. datighter, Mrs. D. Tudor, on
Monday. .
Don't forget the quarterly rnii
to be held here on Feb. 2nd at t.i :•se
teclock. A good attendance re-
quested.,
Mr. William Carter, the "poultry
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king" made an exhibit at the pouVry
show at Mitchell last week and won
on every bird 'he exhibited. Ror Mi.
Carter to meet with my less success
than that to which we have alluded,
would be a surprise to those. who
know what a magnificent collection
of fowl he has.
William Weir LeocAtes in a
, Railway Centre
To the Editor cif The Newt4iecord :
Dear Sir, -We have mewed from
Saltcoats, Sask., to Melville on the
Grand Trunk Pacific, the diviSional
point. This is a flew town and the
T. P. is building a large' round'
'house and inaohltie shops. The Oct{
is laid'. fifty miles vTest of ben. The
,construction trains are running bete
both east • and west every day. The
ties are all unloaded her and reload-
ed again (\n flat Cara. There has ban
tome grain shipped out as well. The
past has not been a good year for
the farmer as the crop was ' all mad
or less frozen. Thit has been a fine
winter so far very little snow .arid
very moderate weather. . We are all
well, Our nest office will be tot the
present William Weir, Rilialy, Sask,
gillaly is 14 miles south of Mel-
ville on the C. P. R.
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' 004044 Towiyship
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A sleighload el YOU*. people ,,from
the .1/th eon - spent last TA.mitam,r, ov,
miog, 8,4 Mr, CleorgsYtifellatuPst at'
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Mr. C(1.1 HreltiC
' 401k the' 4,14ilie
4 "f•MISS'11,'.-Slieltliird elOderleli"sPent
he 'tou.siu, Miter DaisY
Middleton-. .''• •
Mt, Robert Hartogof :Steplieir.'iwat
the • guest of • ifis.4.ater; Mr. .Janacs
Mose; over Sunday. f• • ."
Miss' Nellie HickVitta. frientle, A On
' the 9th con. last *Week.' . •
Miss • Pearl Hanley' of the LoridiSti
Road has been 'Visiting friends 'here'.
2/Liss' Plossie Cote 'spent 4', tew•O1a,y4
last week as the ,7kutist o Miss Pearl'
Wise' TUCkerSlillth. '
,Miss Aphrew • Steip•viiited Miss
Nellie Hicks; and Heltnestrille friends
lain? week, '• ' •••• •
Mr. John Middletelik.'jr. is busily
engaged preParing . to hkwild histew•
house and has stattect' to. draw' the
brick from Varna.' ' • • •
A ShropsNre. ewe belonging '6' M.
G. W. Sturdy of , ."APPlegrove Farm"
gave birth.' to a lamb on Thursday 'of,
Oast • Week. This. is unesuallyoetly
but. then they , ark•Sbrolii-A..ail good
quarters :Anci careful itt*ntion. has
an influence on .tho' birth rate.
While walking to his bottle on the
fitit con, on Wednesday night of last
week, Mr, George Mdetgomery -4Upped
and fell an the icy road,breaking
both bones of one leg .betWeen'tne knee
arid Vie ankle,IrCthiS condition he -
crawled .on hands • and knees to he
house- oc brother-in-law halt -e. mile'
distant, end Wakened:the -10114 h't
his shouts. Molintspinery
driven to ti-oderich,-.'i tleetor, 'aroused
and the bones, set: ": 1 '
Miss Hazel Switkeer has. beenivi.diting
friends at Blyth., •
'Mr; 4.1 Middldtoirt,:Vr. visited 4rietidp
in the' Southern COunfr
on Suieray. . •• • ' .
Death of ' •
.on 'Saturday last 'death. .21.1.4019,11.0
to his long .hoirie.aeo.tlier
resident of this ,.to,wnsfu:2, , in the, ,per-
-son of • Mr„ ,the
Bayfield Read. had. .1.*eit in -PPor
health •for .eonic tietCH, and recently un-
derwent an operatiliti but it was all
in Veir). and he .sank,ipte,rest.:
Mr. Elliott was 13O'rit in ,201itity
Fermanagh, Ireland, ,soyetity-rfive
ago' and then there, he continue -d to
live . until 1885 when he cane) 4'0 enn7
ada and this township and bought the
farm on. 'the Bayfield ,Aoad whorr.,-, :he
remained mail the endeeame: •Was
an • honest, „industrious mali and,. wan
the respect ot. all Who JrneW him,
I -1e Was a =miler of the Anelicen
Church and an ,Orangemin.:, fict:-.100k
a very active intereet in the Order in
the Old Land, Ili pOlitiet, he ,was: .0,
staunch Conservative. ' . ' •
Mr. Elliott is survived hy. 'ills wife
•and. their Seven' sons- and One
ter :Alex. in . Philadelphia, :where he
holds a responsible • position, in the
Wanarnaker store of
Clinton ; Thos. • J. on ' the bondon
Road; Edward and George who are.
engag-ed7in-ininieg--ire--Werid-ite-Nevad ,
Wilson of Thrce Alberta'; Dav-
id on the homestead, and. Mrs; I'red,
Whittingham of QteApPelle;
fereraii took place on MoudaY
eflernoan to Clinton cemetery; the'
17,r ling conducted by Rae. Ur..
Garr ?. The pallbearers were four
sots. . J., T. J., David and Wilson
and two aephcs, Themes Wi'son and
John Careen. (1- Toronto. , •
Among the icia,tiveS .frorn a dis-
ta, !Jae who attended .were Jamee
asun, Toronto, and Mrs. Brown and
s,,n Alt -I..: of Fullerton. . ••
There isno death; the Stars go down
To tie.; upon some other hsire,
A ad` bright in heeVen's jewelled
brown • . •
They, shine foreVerniore, , . •
And ever 'near s, though Unseen,
The dear immortal spirits-. tread, •
For all the boundless finiVerse :is Life;.
There are no dead.
Porter'sfrEll
Mr. John A. Torrance' returned last
Saturday from a six weeks , visit with
relatives, in Pittsiierg. •, • •
Miss Polly Co* is Visiting her siS,
ter, Mrs. DaWSon, Springbank.
Mr: S, Hillock and daughter May
of Chicago, •are Visitingat Mr,' F:
Hillock and•Mr. Wm. Tichburne's.
Several from this ,vicinity attended
the hockey. match last Friday evening
in Clinton and 'reported a hot time
after the game was over. .
1V1r. 0, 1VlePhail is attending • the
military school at Goderielt,
• Mrs, D, Lindsay Wien. very SUeeeSS-
fur Sawing bee last Friday afternoon.
Mr, Ben. Yoe and daughter spent
Sunday in WSvicinity. ' • • •
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Varna
Mr. John J. Ward has decided to
give up,' farming and ill have • an
auction tale of, his ' farm stock, imple-
ments and hpuseheld fafttiture On the
20th. of February. Mr. Ward IS vieite
hig friends In the southern part of
the • province, . and may be •Detroit
this week., .
• The township board of health met
on e
Mhday with The teeve presiding.
Dr: Rodgers the M. IT, 0„ read his
report whieh showed that Ire r has so
far • vaeeinated 859 • pupils at the
schools.At some of the schools in the
• western pad. of the township very
little if any vaccinating has Weft
doneand he-tsecretary was inttructed
to iiitoot tattotion to the Act which
oalI&/or a find of „five dollars for
not ;Complying,. with . the law,
Seaforth.
The officers of tito,, Agricultural So
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clay ate as follows : • e
Peesident, J, P. Daly
Vlee, WIlflai Charters
Directors, D. Potheringham, A.
rfroadfoot, J, Clarlin, Evans, .1,
IVIeDowell, 13. If • Stephenson, M•
Dale. • '
Sce.-Tteasurer, W. 11. MeLeitn.
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tipltaton 14ewir4.410cor4
Ir. M. Work 141,111.1,0 Undertaken in the
Ototintio ef Huron,
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The Y. X. 0. A. convention.,eloSed '32 .4tmericans !and 41. of cithei nittlone
on Friday 'hit 'and the Work hats , There are 15 townships ,
in
now been stiecestfulltlattaelied,'dnd tquis 'county: This is a county
it doends on 'the ellOrts of thii loval en. There are 11,099 !tangles,
leaders ',AS t� whether' the Money lie- 11,483 honies. In refaence to .he
the
ceSSiiry td carry" on the work will be industrial Me, thbre are $ industries,
raised and a secretary placed in the, eMplOying v„ little over 1,100 people.
'field. As ;far as the convention is 41110 diet sports of the county are
concerned there is every. indieation !foetball, baseball, lacrosse and hock4
that ;the work 'Would develop rapidly ey. There are four towns that havt
and the association officers are very. social ,elubs ; four churches have or-
muoh pleased with the outlook. pulsations for young men ;' thero. are
four moving pictures and nye cent
theatres there are four poolrooms
and 60 places wherepliquot is licensed
to be sold.; there are 133 chu-rches in
Olt county and 82 Pastors,:
In his Speaking of the ceuuty work
pawl . taken up by Mr.
lean, county work secretary of inter,
national committee, New, York, be
laid special emphasis •oe the fact that
in SUCeesSful county work there must
aty, be adequate trained supervisionfor
*The business committee reported as the vollnktee wOr4erf Vie rnimoY
follow' raised for the purpose of Carryieg on
we approve ot the plan outlined by 1414 work must be raised SO as not
to interfere in. the least. with the
the l'Whiejel eelmeIttee' and• churChes-ltet to talcei away from the
onimend the organization. of Huron churches , but to supplenient. Then
County.
some strong business Men, must be
That this committee be authorized , /clued to take hold .of the vvork„ Who
to raise at.leasl'. 81,84 for the ex"' : will give both their money and them-
Pense of organization And the. 004"i, 1 selves to Save the young men.
of the ' first year's work,
- That a secretary be em lo ed h I After the Usual resolutions were
,pasfied the convention close -d. The
' LaSt ThtirsdaY,Tnotuinca vaper pre-
pared by Mr, Stanley Brent of Lon-
don, physleal director *of the T,c, 4., dealing with his own -line of
work, was read by E. P. Stewart ei
London, and A. E. Roberts of New
York spoke olt the ' "Social, 'Educe";
tional anti Religious 'Departments of
the County Work," and J. R. Board,
man at New York on "The County
Committee end the County S,ecret,ary.
thiruoney 15 secured la bena Ade
pledges. • „ following delegates were present *.• W.
Lewis' Crediton; t. R. Durant, Bencmniitbee74
f°119win6' he the eeliti2tY millere John Wirford, Blyth, H. ,
Baer, Denmiller, ; M: W. .Howell, God-.
Clinton, James Scott and Fred Hill
•Grotterich, etteh.`; T. H. McCallum, Exeter ; J
Blatt R. Boardmair, ;New Yo' -k, W. J,
• ' ' Fawcett, Brussels.; E. P. Stewart,
Mingharn, George spotton and WeI.
Greer . , London ; W. Finglanct, Jag,. Cara,
Wroxeter, JSMcKfeethe(5, J. Belcher, J.es. Hamilton, (+oder-
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Hensel!, C. Stoneman
Siteter, T. H. McCallura
Seaforth, George Chesney
BrilsSols, J, .S,Cameron •
• ich, ; J. T. Wood, •Brussels ; E. Ben-
. der, •Blythe,' F. •MoPherson, Chas., Ja-
• cobs, S. Anderson, Blyth ; J^i• E.
. . Robertson, Auburn, B,, Cruickshank,
EBender
i Wingthern • Chester Arrestrong; Brute
.1 Crtheedtiton,aft,:rnHo.opmeetingiIoitnlansets ; W. 'Y. Hayden, Goderieh ; 3., 4.
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Mr, A* Powell,
°The Corresponding F. Blair„ G. A-... Robertton ' W. C.
Hunter, Brussels, G, N. `Hazen, G!
" Camp .
E, Roberts spoke on Boys Ca
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and Tioys WorkPridharn, Goderich ; .ECl
." and kr. CUllen 6.7,1 •Bruss21s ; G, L.. Chesney, Seaferth ;
Menijier.,"
7.n his address Mr. Cullen, Pear, L, ' Q. Fleming, It-. E, ,Auston,
the Ce M, 'Copeland, . Toronto ; D. A.
county' seeretary, gave some int.erette Exeter ; T. W. Erratt, Auburn.; iv,
ing figures regarding the county • 0 sj,
Huron which shows 'the great field e3•.c-• GeoPerrithei; •A14. 'inei.lla1111Cacr, il.A.*.BCrr.
W. riaght,
feting for the work. • •
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•There are 53,4.89 people in lyth ; E. EHallettSeaferth ;
this cone- •er, Gong, Exeter, ; T. s A. Steademn,
ty,. 213,816 of • whom are males. There 13ayfield; A. R, ViTilford, J. E.
are 53, CanadianS in this county, bull, Blyth. • • •
The Rooters From Goderi, ch
Who Distinguished Thini-
sehles, or Rowdies Who
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Should' be Held at Home,
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Cottritinued from •,pag&. one. •
should rule the. tar would be- yer
severe on one. of the Goderich Playexs
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Club Were dealt With ' yesterday bY
.the 0, H. A. tub -committee, and thily
will not berepeated, for the reason
that the offenders are now on the
outside. J. Wiggins, the Godorich
•- player who assaulted 'Referee Easpon,
was expelled, and the Goderich Club
y. WaS suspended. '
. The game, the 5core„b1 'which ,stooti
and the crowd 'which intercSted an
stopped tho game by.. the scuffle which
w.ed., there bein.g-about_two
hundred Goderieh enthusiaste present,.
including, their brass hand. The game
.was...fast. trent the..beginning... end att.
half time ,Clinto.n had 4 goals .and
Goderich 3, ;• and continUed ' ,his
proportion till within a few minutes
of tithe, when . Goderich tied the
Store, making it 8 each. • .
. At this point the refere.e ruled Wig-
gins; of Goderich, off for foe", play; to
winch Wiggfins olgepted and. started to
abuse the referee, • and Was backed .by
the crowd from Goderich, and a free
fight followed; diewhich Chief of Police
Wheatley was badly cut on the head
bY "a hockey stick in the *hands Of one
of the Goderich 'men, and many blows
were exchanged by the special officers
and 'others. ' •
Free Press At a. meeting of the
Q. .H. A• su'll-eprinnittee • held Monday
afternoon it was decided • an Out-
come of the row at Clinton ore.yri-
daY . night • :to • suspend the Goderieli
club and award' the game to 'Clinton,
agd. expel for life J. Wiggin,s , .'on
whom the blame lot ..sfarting the
• trouble at Clinton it placed.
The committee -dealt with Wigging
especially hard becabee of his attack
on Relbree Eatton, ef Stratford.'
The cbmmittee look all considerae
tfori in „ connection with the a.ffeir,
but were unable' to Arrive at • any
other • Conclusion in the matfter. • A-
part from Wiggins it is understood
that no particular blame was attach-*
ed. to the Prayees, but rather, to the
supporterd ' of the Goderich bin"; Who
were present gt the match.
d eight all at the time Wiggins 1 roke it
up, was awarded to Clinton.
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. Referee • Easson's report to' the A,
H. A. condensed,. is (The game
was delayed for some time during the
second• half to , remove a Goderich
inan from the toe, which the police
had to do. There were'- fotir or five
officers present. With 4i minutes • to
play I.tuled Wiggins, of Gederich, off
for. two minutes, for slashing, and he
• refused to . go, at " the same time
abusing 'Me with iiisgraeduf langbage.
I then increased his penalty to five
minutes and took him to the Penalty
time -keeper, when he rushed' at• me
with his stick. and gabbed me by the
neck. •
•"The Goderich crowd °eine over. the
fence and the general mix-up occurred,
several being cut with stIcks, •
"1 tried for 2,0 minutes: to clear the
lee, but found it Impossible, Clinton
did all in their power to have order;
but the Goderibli, crowd refused • to
leave the ice and 1 called the game.
'Wiggins' actions Ore most ungent-
lemanly.At one, time he deliberately
tan at a: Man, !mocked him down ane
kicked at him." His langtlage Was the
most disgraceful 1 have ever heard ia
a hockey game, y'rcoomtnend that
the 0, IL A, take: strict ineasures
with this player and prohibit his par
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Jantlat'Y 30th,, 1908'
Growing Girt*
• Need. Pink .
.trivio•Tuato i ecesktry.. for Their.
. Proper 'Development ',and tEnSire
,rffealtli and. Strengtb.'•
I - • 1 e
• There arc throughout Canada thous,
• ands ',and thousands of 'young. girls
AO are in a" condition •approaching -I
•'fleclizmi. The complexion is pale or
sallow: Appetite dckle. A short
walk or ,going upstairs leaves theta
breathless anid with a violently palpi,
tating heart. Readachet and dizziness
often' ,adds to their misery, Doctors
eall this .anacinia-whieb; in common
Eaglisb, means poor blood, There is
just one •sure and certain eure foe
this treuble-Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
These Pills make new, rich, red blood
strengthen every *nerve and bring a,
glow a health to -Pale faces. Do not
delay treatment until you are in a,
hePeleas deeline. Qt. • Dr. Williams'
Pink PIUS '4t once and see hew *ed.
iLy They will restore your health and
strength. Here• is the proof. Mts.
JoSeph Lepage, St, Jerome, Que.,
'SaYs. : "My daughter Emily begen,
t1.ose her health t he age
tin 'teen years, She suffered front
ti ., aI" of
iireadeches and dizziness. Her appe4
Mit was poor, She Was pale and
ap arently bloodless. She had no
strength and could neither study • uor
do *any Work, Roetorg? • medictna fait.
ed to cure her and I thought she was
going into a decline, Sha was in this
condition for several 'months when
neighbor advised the use of. Dr. Will.:
hirns' Pink Pills, and I decided to
give 'them a trial, it was not long
until an improVenient was noticed. And
the continued use of the pills eor a
Month or more _ coniple.tteiy cered her -
and she has Since enjoyed the best Of
health: feel sure that Dr, Williams' '
Pink 'Pills will cute any case pi thit:
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Dr n)
Willis:ma' Pink ' Pills will cure
troubles dee to poor and watery
such as • •rheuma,tiiin, seiatica,:
indigestion, partial ',Paralysis, St
VitUS ilanee and the ailnients that
Make the Jives ot so many women
miserable. Sold by all medicine deal-
ers Or by mail at 50 cents a box or
siX boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Wile
Hates' Medieine (,9o, Brockville, Ont.
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GIANT TRTPLETS ."Curreney"
"Bobs' and "Stag" Chewing To-
bacdoes, in big plugs., qqality always
the same. ,
• . Zurich
•Mr. N, M. Contine had a lot, of
St, ..IosePh 'Ilherature broadcast last
Week, . It gives an insight into a sort
0!
of mystery .• and. shows • that many
members of the Commong, inclucltng
„the late John McMillan, 'gave ,he
dock their support. For Why it is.
Somewhat hard to tell_ • .
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2- A pretty wedding was celebrated at
the boiria of .the bride's parent ge Mr.«
frs. John Sheppard, tiensall; .on
January 22nd *hen • their .daughti,-,r,:
Miss Christina, was united in marr-
iago,...to...Mr.....Fra.....„....M11,141e...:9.1.;*ZilriCh.
Rev.' "Di. • Medd of Forest -perfOiiiied
the .cerensidnY in, the presence ,of- only'
the immediate . relatives •Of the con-
For Quality and, Quantd.ty, ask your
dealer •- -for- • tile new •big plugs of
Bobsv• 'Stag'' 'and "Ciurrerney"
Chewing Tobaccoes.
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The mane' *friends ef Miss, McGregor,
are pleased to welcome her hame'
again and rejoice in• her restoration
to good health. . • ,,
All are pleased' -to note that • Mr.
Alex McBeath and 111r. Thos. McKay
areipproving• after their recent ,
ness. ' • •
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While out driving one evening receet-,
1Y, Mr. McBeeth had the " misior tune
to have one of his best horses fiat on
the ice and break it's. leg.
Mr. Chas; Dinsdale got kicked by 'a
• horse .on the town line .one day last
week. He .was kicked en the arni
• and side of .the• head:. It was a close
• call as he didn't recover consciousness
'until he was takeh to the door's
office in Hensel'. • . •
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A Safe Medicine tor All
Children
All the •so-called "soothing" syrups
and meat .of. the powders advertised
to cure the eihnente f babieS and
Young children contain poisonous Op-
iates, and an OVerdose may kill the
child. Baby's Own Tablets are absol-
utely safe. • You. have the guarantee
of 'a government analyst to the truth
Of this 'statement,• Elliott for the never
ban babe and • the well -grown child.
The Tablets positively cure Such ail-
ments as colic, sour stomach, indi-
gestion, constipation, diarrhoea. and
teething troubles. They also cure
Simple fever, breek up colds, prevent
r0311) and destroy • worms. Every
mother who hat • used this medicine.
•prei-ies it highly. Sold by medicine
dealers or by mail et 25 cents a box
from. the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
13rockVille, Ont. • .
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Winghani*
An important business change took
place hero fast Week George C. Han-
na purchased the stock of Hamm, es
Co'. and also the'tfoek of Miss Little,
milfitnee. Mrg, Hanna has purebeised
from kleorge. Hanna the miff block
• which Ve ti�W OaQUples and also the
building immediately South. •
• The Turtiberry Agricultural Soeiety
haat weak elected its offieerS as foll-
ows for the current year.:
Rom Presideni, ;:lohn Elston-
ticipating in any 0. It A. games." President, W., J,Mail "Currie 1,
andImpie tooting of 2nd
Vvi jecte, , 1) 13, uliotta
ieleron.
the O. IL A.. sub-cominittee yesterday d
afternoon it was decided to suspends Directors, .V11,; J. liender8Onc
the Goderich Club, award Friday's l'Vfaxwoll, J. A: Moeton, •Oeofge
game to Clinton, and expel for life Cruikthank, W. S. Thiklater, George
J. Wiggins, • of Goderich, who attack-, Brye,e, L. fl I3ossmnn, P. M. Midler
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ed the referee, Doh Plasson, of Siratson.
ford, and ineited a riot.. •
i • Auditors, J, A. McLean and R.
Gioho disorder and rowdyism Currie.
sot ping at Clinton last Priday •111A11 Sm -Treasurer, TT. H. ItAtiott
by a (*Merle!' player and the f.atep • The Fall Flit will he held on the
fnliovvers of ' the Goderich. Hockey 81th and 85th of September next.
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"rat eke-
tracting parties. Mr. and Mrs. Mantle
Will. settle down in this *Mae,:
,Mr. John, Consitt of the. Tarr 'Line,.
StanleY, and one of thepioneers ot
'that township : died 'verY'euddenly on
Thursday morning • Of last Week. 'He
had sat down to brealifgst', and while,
in the act of eating he passed -away,
Deceated had been ill for some
nioaths. He was ' highly .---espected
throughout .the whole opmintuiity for
his sterling integrity. ° •
Mr: Arthur Stephenson, formerly cif
Stanley township but no- of London
was in Zurich last week endeavoring
to organize a edUrt Of the, Canadian
Order of Foresters. .
, .
When
Take .�ld•
.One way is to pay no attention
to it; at least not •until it de-
velops into pneumonia, or
bronchitis, or pleurisy. An-
other way is to askyourdoe-
tor about •Ayer's Cherry NO-
ft:wild If he says, "The best
thing for colds,". then take it.
Do as he says, anyway. -•
. wublith oUr fidlutd14
.Wo banish altuthot
• Troia Our modtrdttoo.
tiers. Wrtlioret Rrtekt°
dootor .
When the bowels are constipated,
sonouri substances are absorbed into tlie
blood instead of being daily removed from
•the body aa nature intended. Knotting
this danger, doctors always Inquire about ,
• the condition of the bowels. Ayer's Pills.
....74e04• by tia, J it Am ea.. Lowell* mass. ---4
• ENTER ANY DAY .
Our inantigenient trains more Book-
keepers, Stenograohers and TelegraPli-
ers 'than: any other in Wettern, Ontar-
io, No extra ,charge for two courses.
lVfost eminentlyqualified, instructers,
Other e,alleges engage' our pradtmtes
as leader:4.
• Individtutl instruction. •
MAIL COURSES ft Matricidation,
CiviXservice, Penmanship,' Shorthand,
Bookkeeping, etc, •.
•Send a postal for infoiviation alyout
CANADA'S GREATEST ,CHAINiOP
HIGII-GILADE BUSINESS COLLO-
ans.
BusinessOolle e
Daniel h. tlby, Viee Principal.
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Iomdki TabIci
We have been busy taking, stock. Counting and
listing everything that is in the store. Everything we
found for any -;reason whatever...840'4d ‘lot be here, has
been thrown 'out to one side, and willgo stn nine tables
Saturday morning, marked at prices -that mill make
the selling a positive certainty. We are going to call
•them .
-KLONLOYICE, TABLES
because each and everyone will be a veritable gold
mine for every buyer in search of bargains. There will
be all kinds of things Q11 each table, but not much of
any single line. From all over the store we have gath-
ered the supplies. Every department contributed- its
share. We cannot tell you What you will find on each
table, but each will be numbered, and you can take
.your choice of evbrything on it for one price..
Table No. 17-01-49i0 for 50
Table No. 27-.eholee for Op.
Table No, 3—Choice for 15e
Table No. 4—Choice for 19p :
. Table No; 6 -"Choice
. ilrable -NO. 5--Chciiee ffoorr 2505:
Table No. 7 -choice for 75c
Table No. 2.- Choice for $1.00
Table. No. 9—Choice for $1.25
You will find some of the biggest Dfy Goods.bar-
gaina yoti have ever seat in town on these KloRdYke
Tables Saturday and next 1470k. .
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A Big CoaL,Dargaia Saturday.
Any Tweed jacket $6:25
• just about 12 .or 15 radie,s Tweed facheti left in
stock. All are this season's garments; correct in
perfect:in fit, Well:. tailored .from first-class "material.
_VVe are winding up one of the best mantle seasons 7ve
ever had, You know lbe neber carry':a single garment
over, and to inake,sure of the selling Saturday, offer
--you-your-choice-of-these-lastLI 5 for$6.'-25.
Regular prices were $f2,.$15 and$ I 7.50 .
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. Some More .Saturday Bargains
- .: We areat it every day, and
' keeping `
I.. ing sale.-
.bargains.for.:Saturday..hoppers at this retir-
people who buy are getting Dry GoOds . cheaper than .
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any 'Store can or will sell the goods for.. You know. the
kind of stock we handle.. Nothing. better Within your
reach. It is all Fiellin:',4k bargain. prices. . Here are '
the specials ;--.,- ' ..- . . '
. VVaistiaga and Tweed DressCoOdis' 20c
Fancy Mohair Waistings . in assorted' colors, also Tweed
' Dress Goods, double fold, various weights, suitable for skirts
,• Or f nil costumes, . Regiilar 50c: rind 35c, special for bargain •
days per yard. . .•. . . ... . . . . . "
'‘,.` 7c`Tweed Suitings 35c..,
-... 200 Yards Fancir Tweed Suitings, light and 44:lark shades,
'•• ' double fold. will make. splendid costumes, • They were 60c -
and 75e, you take your choice of the lot at per yard .. , .
. 20
. 35
Rain Cleth'Special at $1.05
Extra qualify Showerproof Cloth, our own direct impoeta •
extra' wide, guaranteed showerproof, grey and few's, -
regular 8150, makes splendid rainy day skirts, elearing at 1per yard
05.
$1,85 Black Dress CoodS 750
- Fancy Black Dress Goods of various kind, Canvas Cloths, •
etc., a gathering together of Several lilies of high class mee 7 c
feria's. Regular 81,15 and 1.25. per yard., 4 I 1
• One Yarci Wide Taffeta Silk $1.05 •
Extra quality Black Taffeta Silk, fully guaranteed, name
woven on edge; full 36 inches wide, suitable for either coats 1nr
. or full dresses. Regular $1.50, special per yard I 21.1U
IColored Taffetas and Leuisinne 48c
• ' • Genuine Clearance of ;lain Taffetas, Louisinnes and Pailette
Silks, aleshadeshe last lines of that sold at. 750, 85e and
.00e, alt gathered'together and out 'On the ,.bargain' table dt A 0
your choineper 'yard. .... ........•
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Black Tattetei' 88c '
•' Very heavy quality Black Taffeta Silk, every yard folly •
guarantee , our staiidaid 81,25 quality, cannot be nought
for lees than that price auyvehere, two dresses to sell'at pet. 0 0
yard ...... . . .... ..44•61. ei ...... . • . • . • • • • • • • 1. • • t flai • • 04.1•
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`350,itibb011118,100 2 • . '
150 yards Pitney Dresden Ribbons; 4 065 inehos wide, dark 1 ft
cororings. Regular Me, choice: pet yard I 0
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'Bab') Ribbon 2 Yarcia for 5c ,
• ; Hundreds and hundreds of yards .Pnre Silk Baby Ribbon,
, washable, plain taffeta or melte. 'Regular :=Ic a yard, all al C
eolors, to clear at 3 yardsfor....,.. • • • • • 4;.,
• 43;00 Lace Curtains $1.00
10 or It pair extra quality XOtt Ingham Late Curtains, new , 1 nn
designs, *eey 'stronget. Re
, ngblar $44speel
,00 iti per pail , ,.. I .0 U
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PlooiVilcloth 20o. Squit*e Yard
•tO0 sq:ite iiiimii. Pnglish Plooe bileloth. 41005 litd"flornt
• patterns, good heavy weight: sold ut,2:ie. and 30c the coml. , 2
try over. speeirti per square yard....,,,... .;.. .-,- .. 4 I . #
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