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eon .Carpet Department at
Saturday-11onday, April 23-25
CARPETS. RUGS. ARTSQUARES.
The most artistic assortment ever brought to
Goderich, and nuc immense stock suggests •bar-
gains of great interest..
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Special 75c., 90c. and $1.00.
WILTON AND VEt,V 3T CARPETS.
$1.25 and $i.5o.
UNION CARPETS.
36 inches wide in floral, scroll or conventional design, at per
yard, special . 30c. and 35c.
DRESS LININGS.
2500 yards of Percaline Dress Lining, 36 to 38 inches wide, fin-
est quality. Regular 15c. and zoc/quality, in black oply, Sat 121,4c.urday and Monday
COTTON BLANKETS.
zoo pairs double bed size American Cotton Blankets, fine full
lofty fiuish, perfect goods, pinks and blue borde-e, in grey or
white. Real value per pair 85c., Saturday and Monday per pair. .89c.
CORSETS.
5 dozen pairs of long waist American Corsets, new up to.date
style, made of fine Coutill stock and finest steel filtes, straight
front, all sizes. Regular„75c., all at per pair . 49c -
QUILTS.
5 dozen American 4 ply Crochet Cotton white Quilts, double bed
size, in handsome Marseilles patterns. Our regular $1.25 and
$X,35, Saturday and Monday at each 99c.
LINOLEUMS.
Our new Linoleums in 2, 3 and 4 yards wide are of handsome
design and very superior quality. A wtde range of styles in
patterns to choose from.
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INSPECTION INVITED
W. ACHESON & SON
PdlAnnnAMWWMPnn
Iftade'toathltitlil by taking in then.
olgrunod -o .e d by. hlr„t,
Lan. lrtigtt itis . deed for
teaervat on • ;alp rttoring the
e 1
Somof the councilioria' thought ..
NOVO,' bad ,already been ma a, =a
the trabsg0.041letcdt batt alt'
ap p f7r 49014doubt oxi thinpo
and..tea matter dropped with -thea
The:..cotoraittbe. however+ ere to a.
range for; .•the transfer of rtoluio• lo'
taken up by lir, Ehartnen. and tlnot"
lit the audikor. report.
Tbls led to a. reference to the fee
stated itf the atidltevereport that th
tOWn-dkl not bold the policies of inqui
lanae. ole the Ketiiingtaln Furnitur
,factory. and: the clerk was inetrileted
to eyrie the manager tasking that the
• ppoliclee or 'Elia v'onertrat roceipt be
blinded itt to the town treasur'oikh.
Council then adjour ped,
Thrufll►ttde Actittirll It 01A 'Dept►
Habit.
The dope hii it.Wheinit Arae 0/ by
thoUlnitadal of Canadians mannish uainit
tO•,1iafed cairns foe catarrh containing
Iant excretive, amount of alcohol and
ether dangerous drugs. Deetera claim
there is only ant] ttafti ant1 certo,ttt pure
fee catarrh—fragrant,astir ea,
tarrhoaoite. which cures lay m related
vapor . that la breathed• direct to Hitt.
Beat of the disease. ',Cha balsamic via
liealefsole *Tete, -
pneodropping iale the n the.
throat, keeps the nose deer and er-
rnapently' eradicates every trace of ca-
t%rrh from the Iiystetu, Catarrhosnne
can't fant tt s , guaranteed. Two
months treatment SIM, trial sire 24,
Messrs. James Gladstone, formerly
of the Pacific Hotel, Owen Sound, and
Charles Gentles, of I{ineardifie, have
Berber
soknown the l..sgthehotel
Kipliug use
It is .one of the largest summer resorts
north Of Toronto. and has 41,1ways been
well pattonlaaed by both Canadian and
Amel i.:an tourists. ale isl•a., Oladitune
and Oentles psuucceed.nd
popular,and will dobtl
ARE YOU GOING TO THE SHOW
If you cotltetnbite going to the big
show at St. Louie, the way to go and
the road to use is the Lake Shore Rail-
way. Its "Special Exposition Service,"
Itpps two -truck roadbed, and the high
safety and comfort which it
gives to its patrons
trons makeit the ideal
transportation between Canadian
pointe via Builalo and St. Louis.
Advertising rate n Tiu STAR are
advancing
tbe Goberich Ztar.
T¢LCPtroxs CALL 71.
Liver Pills
That's what you need; some-
thing to cure your biliousness,
FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1904. and regulate your bowels. You
x - - need Ayer's Pills. Vegetable;
TENANCY NOTICE. —The following gently laxative. "Lur. Lowell, n' as._
from the legal queries column of the r, rr _ s
Mail and Empire is of general interest :
Want your moustache or beard
C. \I. It., Sentorth.—(2,i• -- Throe year's ago 1 t beautiful pbbro����''''''w'���tt n orr� rich black? Use
win Inn.;oof a of yea .w,Whatt.Pvnotit should hu,
_ .'500 0 KI,9 Y r7M BY E
get or giro to terminate my tananey.
Ani. -1t appears that you took the house as n •` .'trrr ora a P. =Ilk CO. PUIOA, N. a
situ c lyto hange tant ho nature of ayoutratIw aaned
cy`
Tho fact that your root has been raised several
Uwe. duos Hot make you a yearly tenant. you
aro entitled to a month's notion, and must give
a m ulth's notice It you wish to put un end to,
your tonancy.
(t.1s1I FOR FAVORS. - The Bruce
rented o home by tho n,autli, payable wont 11y .
Herald says :—Nearly every week we
are requested not to publish some-
thing that would snake art excellent
news items. Sometimes we do nut
mind leaying out an item, but we cer-
tainly do not like to see the news
published in another paper, the editor
of which was apparently not request-
ed not to publish. Henceforth if
there Is any news item you (lo not
wish published the charge for keeping_
the same nut of the Herald will he ten
dollars, that is, for a ten spot the.
editor will think the matter over and
if he decides to publish the news you
will get your ten back.
LEGAL NOTE. — In the Divisiona
Court, Toronto, on Thursday and Fri-
day last: Tichbourne v. Tichbourne.
W. Prr u lfoot, K. C., for plaintiff, ap-
pealed from judgment of Fticonhi•idge,
d, C..1.. dated 28th December, 1903, dis-
missing the teflon with costs. The
defendant. T omen R. Tichbourne, in
1883, Was in ,eht.ed to plaintiff on
geurdlffi
had 1
hut st
plaint{
note, Ina
although"
sheriff's it
been paid.
while the net”
ant made toad
Goderich and
the defendant,
his wife, without'
to defeat and defr
and asked the , court
:
the grantee holds till
she is still in posseasl
trust in favor of her
The defendants in their de
that the conveyances wee
them bona fide, and on the s
of the incumbrances on the p
who threatened to take ptoceed
enforce defendant's liability on
enant op a mortgage on the Ool
Townah,p property. The plaints
the appeal contended that the eonve
ances having been made without eon.
sideration, he was entitled t, have
them set aside, even if there was no
intent to defraud. M. O. Johnston.
Goderich, for defendants, opposed ap-
eal. Appeal allowed with cont:. and
Judgment to be entered for plaintiff,
setting aside the conveyance of the
property in Goderich Township as a
fraud upon creditors, and declaring
that plaintiff has the right to follow
the proceeds of the sane of the Godo -
rich Township property into the Col-
borne Township property. Thia judg-
ment -not to issue, however, for one
month, the plaintiff agreeing to ac-
cept $275 and costa if paid within that
time.
to for 3276, and the note
ewesi, to time,
(lord unpnal, 16194414110
ered judgment on tho
interest and costa, and
'on was placed in the
c amount has not
iintitf alleged that
irrent the defend -
of ills lands to
e 'l'nwuship5 to
Tichbourne,
ration, ser ate
e red i tot's,
care that
of which
t to a
ndant.
leges
e by
TOWN COUNCIL.
The Business Transacted at The
Semi -Monthly Meeting.
INSTITUTE MEETINGS.
rorpOrrenrrr
Otving to the condition of the roade
the special West Huron Farmers'
Institute meeting& advertised were
not as largely attended as they other-
wise would have been. The Porter's
Hill meeting was a very interesting
one. In the. afternoon President
Young presided, and after a neat
opening address called upon Jno. (loX,
ex -Warden of the County, wito,
among other things, said that (OM-
ing was different from other indu
tries t while the manufacturer knows
what his finished product will bring
in fact puts the price on it himself,
the farmer does not know what
produce will bring and the pri
set by someone else. He is thus
ing at a disadvantage. The
remedy probably is to produce
beat at the least possible cost.
thought the municipal council she d
t
enforce the by-laws, especially the to
relating to noxious weeds on e
highways. There was little encour-
agement for n tidy farmer to try to
keep his farm clean when the roads
were full of the worst weeds. It
might be well to hove an inspector
appointed.
Pres. Young thought a good many
farmers were to blame themselves
for the increase of the weeds I tbe
same day a leadsman in Goderich had
said there were four bushels of the
inferior clover and grass seed sold for
one of the best, showing that cheaper
seed was more to thein than clean
seed.
Do you, not know that the
kidneyaa must be kept in
go $ working condition or
you slaninat be well? That
-delay in this case is very
dangerous? That the stand.
and remedy for disordered
kidneys Is ',Willi? Why
not use it at once? All
druggists sell Bu -Ju in box
of Fifty •Pills Fifty Cents.
Reject all substitutes.
19
rk-
be
e
Thos. McMillan, of Seaforth, gave a
timely address un Soil Cultivation,
after which followed a general dis-
cussion taking in horse and cattle
hreeding, feeding steers, etc. He
said there was but one per cent. of
the fertile contents of the soil avail-
able at any one time, and it is slowly
made ready for the plant by heat,
moisture and manure. The soil con-
tains enough fertility for an indefi-
nite period with the exception of the
three elements, nitrogen, potash and
phosphoric acid, hence if these three
ware supplied in proper quantities the
question of fertility would be solved.
Some of the requisites for soil culti-
vation were thorough under drainage
whale necessary, clover, rottition of
crops. He sows clover with all his
grains, thereby supplying the mostim-
portant element to the soil, nitrogen.
He follows a three years' rotation,
clover, roots and grain. In breeding
horses he thinks to get the best re-
sults the Shire and the Clyde should
he crossed ; they are originally one
freed. A good many pointers were
brought out in the discussion and
questions on horses and cattle, which
showed that Mr. McMillan was a
practical man and well able to ex-
press h:ntself, and also that there
were some practical (nen in the
audience.
A Question of Dignity.
To rho Editor of Tris Oonzlticn S•rAn.
We read in the public press that the
well known lecturer on astronomy,
Rev. Dr. Marsh, said at a meeting of
the Astronomical Society in Handl-
ma,
-
as published in the Toronto
d, that it was beneath the dig -
of a scientific man to debate with
• McLelland, the St. Catharine's
earth man.
w we find in the Bible the scribes
Pharisees always claimed to sit
the uppermost seats in the eyna-
ue, teaching for doctrines the tra-
iiJ�ns of men.
j`_-
At the Council meeting last Friday
evening, Coups. Thompson and Fraser
were absent, also Mayor Lewis who
was detained by illness in his family.
Coun. Murney was appointed Mayor
pro tem, and but, little business was
done, only routine matters coming up.
An account of $50.00 from the
Signal was referred to Finance com-
mittee
The Finance committee recommend-
ed payment of the following accounts,
referred to thein at last meeting :
STAR, printing and advertising, $41.-
07 ; Wm. Sharman, $10 ; Goderich
Engine Works, $4.45 ; Chas. Lee,
$7.52 ; J. H. Worsell, $10.00 ; Pack-
ard Electric Co., $2.04.
511
Sir
book
take
Sir
take
the Go
These.
deacen
of thea
well Gt
made a
old lady
The in
lectures,
earth is
ed, but
much lar
smaller t
number
rman Lockyer says to his
aatmnotny : "You have to
roved that the earth moves."
to Herechel eaye : "We shall
r granted from the outset
rmcan System of tbe world."
(;nifled gentlemen do not con -
o give even one single proof
system, so we may just as
for granted the moon is
green cheese because some
as said so.
R. A. Proctor, in one of his
said : "We find that the
of flat, but a globe ; not fix-
es very rapid motion ; not
er than the moon, and far
tan the sun and the greater
f the stars."
Bayfield.
FAME AnitoAD. — Rev. Dr. John
Scriulgour, of Montreal, son-in-law of
the hate Postmaster Gardiner, will he
the new principal of the Montreal
Presbyterian College, in succession to
th e late Dr. McVicar. He is the un-
animous choice of the committee re-
cently appointed to report on the
question, The choice has to he) con-
firmed by the Presbyterian General
Assembly M Canada, but it is regarded
as assured that it will endorse the
committee's selection.
We find 1 indeed, by what authrn-
ity? Whiere :s the proof of the find-
ing? The iearth has not yet been found
revolving round the sun.
gs said : "The earth re •
and on its axletreea once
my -four hours, subject to
lutiun of the United States,"
silty of
Josh Biili
volved rd
every tilt
the conati
Now,
March to'
perch, an
sense.
The hall was filled in the evening,
v hen ex -Warden Cox very ably filled
the chair. Mr. McMillan gave an
admirable address, comparing, from
statistics, -farm life with professional
and mercantile life, and asked those
who were tired of the farm to con-
sider well before they made the move.
Mr. Young spoke on the work of
the Institute, and reviewed its work
from its infancy to the present. F.
C. Elford said a little on poultry.
Though some considered it a very in-
significant department., he said, the
hen in the U. S. during 1902 produced
more, in eggs and poultry. than all
the gold and silver mines of the world
for the same time, more than the
combined incomes of the railways -
5300,000,000.
J. J. Colwell also made a few appro-
priate remarks, and followed with a
recitation. The musical part of the
entertainment was fleet class, con-
sisting of solos, duets and instrumen-
tals, O. W. Potter and Misses Start,
of Woodstock. and Woods, of Porter's
Hill.
The Public Works committee
recommended allowing the G. T. R.
Co. to lay a switch track to a ,point
past Holmes' siding, and then ((cross
the road to a point where the proposed
grain warehouses will be erected ;
also to allow 13. J. Soups to cut clown
eorn`e trees opposite his property on
Newgate /Street. Adopted.
The \Nate and Light committee re-
g A. L.
e had appointed parted that t qpp
Knoll, of W(uikerton, as successor to
Jaynes Andrenle at the water works,
and be had begun his duties, and they
had ordered an electric light meter for
Hndgens Bros. store, They also gave
the following statement as the result
of the years experience with meters
00 the electric light system
l'or 1111 nieton, Installed wo have ro-
aelrod.
le.. Loan tho Ont rnt.e. 'I'hnn We add
the Intermit on investment which Is
and duprcetation en molars at 6 par
neat„ making
W hon all other corn preparations
fall. try Holloway'* Corn Cure, No
pain whatever, and no inconvenience
in using it.
$ 330 43
40 00
5' 50
4351 93
Tn rneet than Inns .vr 11nt1 ave mode a oaring
on coal na follows : krone 31.1. March 1902, to
Ist April, 19(X1, wo conannied 1057 300t1004( ton.,
old from :EatMaroh, (9i3i. to lot A prll, 1901, tvu
"21 ton., which shows n saving of 108 1300/2000
a. are have alAD ratios '212 extra ltrhta of
which wonld average at least six
15 tr "at15nd ped cIWterlthe twit year, 14,286,303
hih
ompare as follows'
oonl, 151.1300 ton' at $3.75 .. $ 744 93
(pool to 21 h. p. tar a months,
r h. p., making .... ....
242 SO
Minna or water pumped 814 31
gallon.a
8l i21 74
n afore meter. warn In,(CLIl-
w
an,
21z1t
at
and IQ
at ser.
GnJet•ic
e would advise Rev. Ih•.
come down from his high
give, us a little common
ZE'rE("rtc Ai'ruuNuylEll.
, April 18.
A road Statement.
uncement is made witho(if
ations. Hem -Raid is th.-
tion in the world that.
it.
Tisisrann
any .qualifl
one prepa
guarantees
Hem -Rei
Piles. It i
it is the
ternallyy.
It is impo
ed case of
positories, I,
pliances.
A guaran
package of 1
as month's tr
Go and tail
it.
PRI
• Talks
About
If you
it is sure to
POISONED.
Rank Polson• is Created when Food
does not digest, and that is when
Sickness Commences.
If the Iran or woman who does not
feel right will at once look to putting
the stomach right they will strike the
right key. Every ache and eve.'y pain
is ,, cry of poison, too much of which
has been made in the process of con-
verting food into nutriment. It may
he the backache or the sideache of the
kidneys telling they are overtaxed and
cannot filter the poison. It may be
(weight,paim or distress in the stomach
that tells of fermentation and decom-
position instead of digestion. it may
be headache, dull, depressed, which
tells poison has reached the fluid which
surrounds the brain cells. The first
cause is the same—hack of gastric juice
to properly digest. ANTI -PILL, the
(creat System Treatment, is a new die-
t'us'i•i•y which so acts on the mucous
membrane of the stomach, a natural
supply of gastric juice is assured. To
)rove the wonderful action of ANTi-
PILL, you may have a free trial bottle
by addressing Wilson-Fyle Co., Nia-
gara Falls, Ont. Sold in Goderich by
H.
W. THUMs0N, druggist.
A Two Minute Cramp Cure
That isn'tequalled the world over is
Nerviline, the greatest relief for crarnpa
and stomach pains ever discovered.
Nerviline acts promptly and is
very pleasant to take. "I think
Nerviline is the finest remedy
in the world for colic and
cramps," writes W. R. Wilton, of To-
ledo. ''When I take Nerviline i know
it is going to relieve quickly and for
that reason i sun never wit hout it. I
have found Nerviline good for sick
headache and stomach troubles and
r•econlmend it Jot: strength and sure-
ness." Excellent for inward use—good
to rub on. Price 25c.
od
Mof 5aking1:.81.81. n no
House Cleaning Time
H
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pring Clothing
buy your Spriug Suit front Pridbara; the Tailor,
be correct in every particular,
AND WRY P
Because he sells the Best Goals to be bad, Our help—you can procure nothing
better, --and
Our Guarantee goes with every Garment.
What more do you want than the genuine goods, modern cut, fit and make—all
guaranteed?
OUR Spring Shipments are now complete and comprise not only our usual large
display, but Novelties in Scotch Suitiuga, Fancy Vestings andTrouser-
ings, that cannot he seen outside this store in this section.
'THE Scotch Tweeds we are showing at $16, $18 and 520 are the admiration
of all admirers of nice goods.
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And to aid you in the good work we
have—
Household Ammonia, Electro Silicon,
Excella Silver Polish, Silver Soaps, Gold
Paint, Magic Clothes Cleauser, Sal. Soda,
Concentrated Lye, Sponges, (all sizes,)
Chamois Skins, Cheap Whisks, Sulphur
Fumigators, Insect Destroyers, Bug
Killer(, etc., etc„
will cure any case of 1
in the form of a tablet.,
my Pile remedy used in
Bible to cute an establish-
iles with ointments, sup-
jections, or outward ap-
tee is issued with every
ern -Road, which contains
atnaent.
to your druggist about.
Fifty cent:
the end of 14
o n
t.
Grand Trunk Again to the Front.
The New York Agency of the Grand
Trunk Railway Systein are now 0c -
(espying what is considered to he the
handsomest railroad office in the world,
on the ground floor of the new Dun
Mercantile Agency Building, at 21)0
Broadwav, New York. The floor is
finished throughout In Sienna mat bre.
bronze and pelta glass, and these dec-
orations coat the owners of the build-
ing $100.(Kt0, and it is considered the
flneet display of this handsome stone
in America. The Grand Trunk leeneed
the entire fluor and called it the "Rail-
way Exchange," having as sub-ten-
anta :
'Great Eastern Fast Freight Line,
Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.,
Maine Steamship Co.,
Clyde Sten niship On.,
Queen & Crescent Route,
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co.,
Wisconsin Central Railroad Co.,
Central Railroad of New Jersey,
The Central States Dispatch,
Pere Marquette Railroad 0'
Georgia Railroad Co.
The c0neolidetlon of
is a new departure
time that they hat
has operated to •
the roads ler'
small an acre
pang and '
1)1000e8 I
The .
tilt
ri•
ays for THE S•r_tlt to
S. E. IUK, DRUG STORE
CEGoderich, - - - Ont.
"ALWAYS TRU BEAT AT }ItOm's.•"
The teuutinsof the late Harvey Hall,
,vlo was killed In a collision tin the
railway near Uuelph i00011tly, arrived
st Lucknow and were iouveyed to the
Dungannon ct•nletery for interment.
Nr. Hall was'21 ye+u's of age, was lite
,•Idea son of the hate Rev. R. Hall, a
former Methodist minister on the Ash-
field circuit, and for three years a resi-
dent of Lucknow• The remains were
ace(mupanietl to their last resting place
by his another, Mrs. Hall, her daugh-
ter, Miss Etta Hall, and her son, Car-
man Hall, who reside at Clinton.
Fifty cents pays for THE STAR to
the end of 1904.
Singular .-urgical Operation.
(1) urham Chrontetot.
A singular surgical operation vras
erfnt'i erl a . few weeks ago, by I)r.
McDonald, 1 ,n a young son of Mr..Ino.
Gray, of V arney. The boy became
dill, and t iacto
unable
in.
idiagnose tit • case to his nati f
In some way -s it seemed like appendi-
citis, but evidence was lacking, so a
postponement was made, andaperi-
ents given wi th very indifferel t re-
sults. The docts,9iwi an at ifs wit end
t0 know what to do. Other physicians
were called in and a r :onsultation held,
when it was decided , is a last resort to
examine the intestlnc ,I spil if possible
ascertain rho cause 0.r6'L1
The operation follot
and it seemed that b
flamntation of the
seemed normal. The
wrong with the appe
serious ailment, and 1
more baffled than ev,
up the wound, howe
were again examinr
covert' of a lump ca
that the seat of aro
This report adopted and an
irregular discuss 'n took place on sun-
dry matters. Oo . E.IIott thought
if the meters had ti nest oat so pri fll•
able as stated, then ' e Lew!' should
adopt the system as a whole without.
delay. For himself, he thought the
meter eyatem the correct one, gait how
could we raise the money to purchase
the balance of them ? No sohition
was offered, and then as chairman of
the Oemetet'y committee, Coun. 1•:I t i, ,11
urged that arrangements shim hi 1,
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:Wert accordingly,
ieynud n slight in-
tntestinee they,
r • was nothing
ndix to rause any
�he doctor seemedpr. Before closing
'ver, 1110 intestines
d, when the dis-
used a suspicion
icion
tilde was DOW lo-
cated. n a liv-
ingt There Beet. 151"5 ihrivion ens
ing thin inside. A •rceps the doctor
-d worst, eleven
long. This had
intestine so as
,ciently large to
II this happen:NI
ago, thnup
clay. 'r'
ter,'
Deranged Nerves
made, and with his fu
drew ant a large niz,
and one-half inches
been curled up In the
to form a lump safe
stop all palmlike. A
about three weeks
only heard of it Mon
well now and the gn
juice Oyer his mirttr,i
One advt.
able as the
AND
Weak Spells.
Dr. Wood's
Cali and see us.
PRIDHAM, The Tailor.
Spring Days Are With lis Again
Norwe6y Pine
Syrup
And with them comes the thought of Spring Shoes.
Spring Shoes and Spring Days go well together.
The
JUST WRIGHT
Men's Shoes.
and the
DOROTHY DODD
Ladies' Shots
Are the leaders for style and wear
in American Shoes.
WE
DEDRAW
This prrl nAgfindsour of Children's TO OUR l Shoes SHOE
com-
plete in every particular. It will be easy for you to decide for the little
one.
Osres Coughs. Oolds. Ir•nehltl.,
Roar seness. Group, Asthma.
Pala er Tightness la the
Chest. Eto. -
It stops that tickling In the throat. u
pleasant to take and soothing and heat.
g to the lungs. Mr. E. Bishop Brand.
the well-known Galt gardener, writes 1—
I had a very severe attack of sore
throat and tightness in the cheat. Some
times when I wanted to oough and could
not I would almost choke to death. M
wife got me a bottle of DL WOOD'S
NORWAY PIKE SYRTJP, and to my sur-
prise I found !speedy relief. I would
not be without it if it cost $1.00 a bob
tle, and I can recommend it to evsr7oDll
bothered witl'lioe 23 cough Cents.oid
Mr.R.H. Sampson's,Sydney.N.S.,'
Advloe to all Sufferers from
Nerve Trouble Is
"GET A BOX OF
MILBURN'S
HEART AND NERVE
PILLS."
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You Can
Save Money
Save Worry
Save Wear
By getting your
WM. SUARZ1AN.
DOROTHY DODD, AND SLATER SHOES,
Foa \NOM EN. ilea MEN.
CLOTHING
- FROM -
Hugh Dunlop
We guarantee
Ha says t "I have been ailing for abort
a year f
nerves, andvery
m
often weak spells would come over me and
bei so bad that I sometimes thought I
e
m.
have
would r tedably tosurvive
andshavel taken
been treated but nooe of them
Yelped
m
Yelped me in the lent. 1 finally got n box
of ilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. Before
taking them 1 did not feel able 10 do any
work, but now 1 can work well s They
thanks to ono box of your pills.
1. ,.- made a new man of me, and my
en any person troubled as I was, is
of Milburn's Heart and Nerve
lox, or 3 for 51.25, all
Limited,
. re
Fit
Price
Quality
WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?
'fhe oldest established
in the County. Next door to Bank
of Montreal,
Goderich.
gyt
;i
It Pays
to Paint.
There is nothing that adds to the selling vaine or
the renting value of a house like good paint—there
is nothing that makes home mon home -like than
good paint.
If pays to paint. The better the paint, the better
it pays.
THE
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT
pays in the beginning because it goes so far—pays in
the end because it lasts so long, and looks so well, as
long as it lasts. Thera is no paint like it for beauty
and durability, for economy and satisfaction.
Sold by N. D. ROUGVIE.
T}IE BEST FM BUSS
THE BES'r FOR SERVICE
54.00
WALK -OVER SHOES
—GOOD COFFEE
'test lox uri'-A that t nuitt-
•ten to man. 11
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\ie
lent to
• in
Better leather 11as never
been tanned for a ,$•1
Shoe titan the kind
that goes into \V \l,K-
0vr,t A,Sittitl•'.;. They
arc the best l,V test itt
every particular, so
•
•t
say hundreds it the
Hest (lr('nsed illt'll of
G o d c r i c h. Stu int;
styles in either 11t •I'-
fON, 1..\CI? Or 1il.l't III.K,
made of \'R..1 hilt,
1y.\TE.N'l', V ft 1 or flux
C:\ I. F.
REPAIRING
DOWNING & MacVICAR,
mf
VRITE
Stationerg Mind
Sava; r Rimy
inet la Wade
ed. Made in .'itiereet size. A c
drawer calotwt smil 1.e used m00% en
iently beside s ,.::r desk.
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