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Permanent
Shapeliness
It's the inside of a coat
(that you dun't see) that
makes the outside ( that
you do see) worth seeing.
is the handwork -intricate
stitching and moulding of collar,
lapel, shoulders, sleeves -the inside
tailoring - that gives permanent
shapeliness and wear to clothes.
"Plastic Form" Clothes are hand -
tailored and hand -moulded, where
hand work is necessary.
"Plastic Form"
collars are the most perfect in
Canada. The way they snugly hug
the neck -- the "set" give to the
whole coat-- is a revelation to men
who think they roust 1,1y custom
price, to get clothes that ht.
Test them any way you please.
"Plastic Porm Parlors"
tiODPRICFi
BIAUl, Tule Agent
Sho Food
That Builds
Maybe you think of
Mooney's Sodas only as a
toothsome tidbit. Don't
overlook their food value
Mooney's
Perfection
Cream Sodas
are made of finest Cana-
dian wheat flour, pure but-
ter and rich cream There's
nothing else of equal size
and cost that contain so
much wholesome nour-
ishment.
A s ideal food.
Al \Bao., have thine -fresh
Ole twig) in I de 3 Ira paekagea
I1i1510iNIEl i
PERFECTION
t' l; Sachs
igsw
"‚I, :..i.taNrrC
Northern Navigstio%Co.
Georgia, Bay, Sanit Ste. 111
Port Arthur and Northwest
For See. Pert Artkar, Fen N'Warn
std Duluth
I„•..cr v..nd. 3::11 p.n.., Ma) 1. I. 7. 11,
Il. n.n.' Lt. .iln nd lune I. 1.'. II. tit.
mulling' : May 7. 0:. Yl and Jame I. 13 for
Ilulnth.
For Masltwlla Island, Soo sad Way
Ports
la•n,i I'ollingw.wwl I:tl pill. nwcn
Sound. II p.m. 1,0 "rue -day-. Thur-d,n-
and !LII
Fur Parry Sound, Nyst Inlet and
French Riser
ta•n,e t ratings .wt 4 n.u.,. I'cau
rrug
Aland 'as. {1.111., Ila imide•
Neth,' Moeda)- nust Thur -r1.1%
Pi tcister icc.mmedae as I nelcelled.
Lorrain Frel151 Tatra.
Ticket. and information front all rail
way ngrnt.-
N. M. Gildersleeve, Mgr.. 4ollhuts,lnsl.
C. M. Nicholson. Train, Mo.. Sicilia.
NO
NEW
BLADES.
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N:kte
NO ANNUAL
TAX.
if you wish to teat
one of these Razors
without RISK or
OBLIGATION on
your part, apply
to us for
details!
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Gam.Carew cps
PRICES
Pair la $441
Leather Case
w►l. C..u•e
tawa
Easy, heard. li1Js
"forto-llf,yinerir tin,.tla'
(Yu.h Ion St r..I4,, $1 .00
Pres healed "Mists te Shavers."
F'or !CO' by
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HEADACHE
Neeralgla and Nerve...ne•a cured gnIrt y M
AJAX ANNADmcU$S. H'AaDcCuSjg
Na heart dep,.,,,,.n. ( ireate,t rare a ere diro,en,i.
rake nc c the..int ant eft. A lideAler,,., A,re.t Iris.
A,•art. t Co, Snirens, One, Mo.1.i hick if not
aaleeied. . - .
Xews of the Sistriet.
Messes. \Volker & Clegg. of 1Ving-
ham, air, adding it fourth. awry .to
their upholstering factory.
Mrs. J 'a Sauldersm, a former
resident of Windham, died recently at
her haute in Orangeville, in her fifty-
eighth year.
Exeter's population is 1.57$, accdrd-
iug to the eutsesiur's returns this year.
rho total Iuacssnu,nt of the munici-
pality is $552,210.
Joseph S. Naughton has sold his
hotel iu Kincardine to Leauis Zeigler,
of near Bctlin. Mr. and Mar. Naugh-
ton Will live iuToronto,
C. Kilistr, of Zurich, blas been ap-
pointed bailiff of the 111th ¢)ivi
Court of Huron county, in theiphwc of
Philip StiMt, resigned.
J. W. Hunter, of Lucknow, has pm•-
chatawd it general et ire htl.itiesa iii the
village of Horning* Mills, and has re-
moved hie Lunily til that place.
The Methodist congregation of Kin-
cardine eonttuiplate•ivaking extensive
renovations to the church inside and
outride, 'rhe purchase of a new orgain
is all/ being considered.
lilyth has lost the of its •t prom-
inent and amiable young men in the
proem of John Bell, who left last week
for Calgary. where he is juicing his
brother Harry iu baisiu.•at.
There is mime talk of it syndicate'.
purchasing the Commercial hotel
property itt !bewail and mitring the
prettied building and rt•e•eting at fine
up-to-date hotel on the site.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilavhl H. t'arlelon
-aid daughter, Miss Mint, have left
Kincardine to make their i e in
('hilliwack, H. C. Mr. Carlene' hat,
resided in Kincardine for twe•uty-
,even years.
T1 its Mdlnaule, of McKillop, has
ilassttl hiwHu:d exitluil until. ,ii in luel-
e 11ne at the 11'estern l'maicl'itr, hon-
iTiru. lie sok first-class 1101.01-a in
four subjects and second class I
111 Hove others.
The remains of Miss Lizzie Rye'',
who diel. at I►uluth, Well' Laken to
`eifortli for inurement. 7'h,' deceased
ee.:s a former resident of Egfeemelvill.•,
Met some years ago the family m-
11111%141 to Duluth.
Miss Mary \ic(Ir'gur diel very sud-
denly at' her honor anon the South
Kinhtsr church on NI his night of
list week. She had Imre) in poet•
health for wen, time but Wits not cuu-
idrrel dange•re msly ill.
Vt'nrl has lobed receival of the
dearth of John Ferguson, a 1/a1'111e • r•sa-
d.•rat of the sixth cone...iniutt of West
\V:teitiefsh, He fell downstairs at
his boarding Meuse at Mltnclieste-. N.
II.. ;out diel ft his injuries.
A. P. Kelchf•n, of B, ui ell.•i(1, who
tow ,,}Tried the pwiit ion of Deputy
Minister of Agriculture for Stwkiurhe•-
wet), has refused the offer. The Mani-
toba Fara cr, of which he wean side
esther, giving hie al gen crone itle•rrase
n salary.
Mr, Joseph King. it pioneer of
htepben township, parsed away lit the
hum," of het .sou Albert. near Uredi-
toll, in her eetentyninth year. Her
husband predeceased her abut nine -
:14.11 years. Four toms itjul five dangle
h•:-. survive.
I)n \VeinesIay, April 25th, at the
,•,menet' of the bride's latent. in
Ih-antfurtl, Miss hrrelLa Jlay Fiulu•tem
was milted in marriage to Will L.
I,eeth,l.lalc. of Ih•mss•Is. Jar. acid
NIre. I..•atina-dale will make, their
home in Ih•tss•In.
Kincardine is to have a new G. T.
K, 'defiant and the old station will
be it -cd as freight sheds, 'fit,' n,'w
building will he en',•trd. 1111 the little
peninsula that juts into the harbor
basin and will ho conveniently sit
u,atel for lake shipping.
Ili. W. T. Holloway. of \\'imghaut.
Il,,. disposed of hi, dental practice to
I h•, Price, of Orangeville, who hits al -
1• as taken charge , f til'1
1111 IIr M.
Or. Holloway intends talking a post.
graduAte' cumene in ('hieaago before de-
e•iding on a new location.
11r- .1. C. Lindsay, who hits carried
.'n n .ne'i,'tanf111 tilelic,tl pratctie-c in
with for the past ,ix years, has sold
of the seine to Ih'. J. K. ('hatl,'s-
w•u h, of Morl.•ttl, III'. Lindsay '..--
pita. talking a trip to the West and
luny p ,ssilely settle there.
Mr. lid Nies. Thomas Janet' and
their nddnnghItr. II is. Kama
\lortay, eiv,• Myth en the Pith inst.
for Quel whence they sail for
\Wolehacl Ion, England. At the
latter phew t 'y intend spending eon-
siderahie time it It lila frietlds.
The assesntllen retnrnn for the vil-
lage of Brussels ft • the year 118111 giber
the fllllelw•ing stall Ira : \'ablate of 1.1141
Propertye $:f•27,11I1: business assess -
went, $.04,7S5; incont$ ise•sment, $Ile
7NI: total ass'ssanent',•$fi5,6'Li. The
p eed:Oiou of the sillsge in 1,1175.
A well-known resident of the 'town-
ship of 'I urnlwtl•y p,issrt•, away re-
cently in the person of holt. \\'ray'. in
his lefty -fourth year. Decelts,'l lieu'
been ill for two weeks.at the hauttnt' of
lain sister, Mrs. Roi,L. Itt•t't'n. The re-
mains were interred in the Gerrie
eemiet,'ry.
There primed away sit the home of
John Gannett. Bluevale, 1Vednrwlny
of last week, Mrs. Isabella JIi•h'atl,
relict of the late i)onald Niel dean. Of
E,uut '1%)1 nmoah. Mtn. Mrle•nn wits a
member of the Presbyterian church
and was within a few days of being
eighty years of ave.
The death occurred recently et Kee-
watin, Algoma, of \\'n. Whiteside,
ern of NV. Whiteside. of Henstlb. The
deceased had spent le • five years as
a member Of the Northwest Mounted
Police force anti at the time of hili
death writs chief of polite of Keewatin.
He l,•avts a wife and one child,
Miss A. C. Macdonald, B. A„ na-
Lionel scretary of t h e Young
1V omen Christian Asmtw•iitIhurt in
Japan, is visiting with her parents, Or.
and Mrs.. i'. Maelonald, '.Vinghem.
Miss Macdonald is now on her way to
Paris, Fy--l1nee, to attend the world's
convrntiRtl of the Young 1%011101'S
Christian Atslociation.
One evening recently the mt'ntliet•s
of the (hlelfelluws• Itslg.• in Clinton
meet and made presentations to f • of
their number who ere leaving Clinton.
F. 'r. Allcetrk wits given a handsome
(bid fellows' ting. and /i. E.11r/rnes,
R. F:. Manning and S, Andrews weane
each presented with a slid gold Odd.
fellows' button.
A quiet wedding took !lace at tilt•
residence of ,tames leach, Blyth. on
Tmcshty- evening of last week, when
his brother. Mrs. Elizabeth b'at'h, of
Tillmunbnrg, wits married to Horace
\Veatherwee. of the sante place. The
crre y was performed by R,ev, S.
Andiron. and the happy couple left
for their home in 'rill.. ttiurg.
An interesting event, took plate.
at the home of Mr. and MIN. Rotwrt
W.anIs, Ellaville, ten We•dneaday.
May 2nd. when their daughtta. Miss
Maud, 1St -tea• the Miele of ,ianaee, Ii.
Me:Laughlin, a prorpo•t•omh young farm -
et' of near, \\ ultun. 'rho ceremony
was petrel -nett by Rev, I1. J. Fair, paw
tot' of the Elinlville Meth' nlist church.
in the presence of about sixty invited
guests.
'rhe death occurred on Saatcld:ay,
April 214th, of Mrs. David Manson, a
formt•r resident of Kgnondvill.. The
del•t•iteed had been statymg with un,' of
her da0lghtetw, Mrs. Mr Kay, of 'Kip-
per', at whit'h place she passed away.
Sauce the death of her husband it few
veers ago, Mr's. Alanson had not en -
)(eyed the Iwat of health and shedi.-
posed of her property in EguoomdvilIs•,
intending to pass the rest of her life
with members of her family.
Hay Township Assessment,
The following figures are from the
1($11{ aasesstiit•nt roll of tilt' tuw'nshiplit
Ha)'-: Valor lif bold, $1,531.710: value
of buildings. $74',315: business tax,
$25.3421 ill(' tilt, $12315: total
aswatsmt•nl, $2,215,215. 'rho popula-
tion is:,113.
Will Resign the Mayoralty.
tan aecrlunt of the proposition which
he has made to the town orf Swifortli
in regard to the er•etion and opera.
tine of :t slow factory Mayor 11. H.
Willis will resign from the nutyuralty,
iuid it is probable that an election to
till the vacancy will be held early in
June• ('oanc•illnr Broderick is spoken
of its as preamble cant idete.
Death of Mrs. McKenzie, Clinton.
Mrs. A. McKenzie, of Clinton, died
at her huttrn there on Thursday,
April •211th, after it Iuug and painted
illness. She was sixty-two year's of
age and paid resided in Clinton for
over forty years. &asides her hus-
band alit' leaves • eau Ira Aberdeen,
South Dakota. Anil t daughters,
Misses Nellie and Hannah, at home.
Wingham's Assessment.
The total atrsessnlcnt of the te twit
Of \Vingha m for 141110 is $e)w4,tI4't. nu
increase of $7.:1111 river bust yo•iu's
figurers. The aYne•ssnlent of land i.
$1;e4.150; buildings $1t17,105: Moir.',
$3,131; basin,'.,. awwssulent, $t's4,K15,
'flu. popuht ' is 2.'2117, a decteasr
of nine from hist year. The four
'religious denominations t hugely
represented in the town c tare as
follows: Methodist, 711l ; Presbyterial,
0711: Anglican, 131: I!:iptist. 131.
Miss White, of Clinton, Passes Away.:
After ninny ninnths of great sulfe•-
inti Mks Louisa \Vhite. of Clinton,
i.isw•d away un Saturday. :spall '211th.
1'bt' deetekeel WAS it W11111rt11 of fine
Christ Mu principles and bright, cheer-
ful disposition. which won her mane
It -lends. by wheats' her death Is deeply
tegr'ttel, She was a fait laid n, enl.•r
of Wiadev' \tethoslist church. '1'wtr
Mothers, William. of \\'itinips•g, and
Thum,ls, of Pincher ('reek. Ahwertii.
and ci .Imt 'I-, Miss Polly of Clinton.
ate left I n her death.
Removing from Clinton
Bunter! K. NI ' g. manager of Tis -
dale's private Bank at (Tinton, has
accepted if position with the. Sterling
li:utk and will take chal'g.' of este of
their :igeneat's she wt Iv. In the mien- I
time he is engaged loop ' g a branch
of tau• 11 -ink. at Vertex. Mr. \tanning
has been a resident of I'lintuu fen -aimed
nine year„ Anil his departure is it
regret ted by the litiz•us of that town,
especially by the meuils•t•s of Wesley
NIuthuslint church, of which he WAS it
proms merit menthe* And ulllcia,I.
Death of McKillop Resident
The death oeeurrel in Sr:efurth nn
Saturday, April 'hath. of David Klass.
it well-known resident of McKillop.
\lrDoss had been ill for only a short
C • I had gull,' to Seaforti, to con-
sult ii aortic, w•h,'n he wets taken
unlch we erne it tout to hr 'el to
the benne of his hrothe•in-1 w, Or. It.
Itnss, where he pa 4.141 iisvay. Mr.
Koss WAS ,1 r ala lilt\'1.1y y. ltd tug rtLtul.
in his forty-sevt•uth year, and his -smi-
tten demise was a shock to his tinny
relatives And friends. H,' leaves ea
wife and six rhildretl to mourn Isis
death,
A Case o1 Suicide.
On Wednesday morning of hot week
George Barton, of 1\'hiterhurrh. rmr11-
Miitt•11 suicide by hanging. Ht' had
been nppnaently in his usual health
And spirit-•' And that unurniug lin el
Paten breakfast w i I It h i. f, 'lye
Shortly Afterwards lite was mise{.
and one of his welm on going to the
barn found the Issly of his faitht•r sus-
pended (reel a beam by means of a,
repo.. Jar. liam'tou had been for over
fully year.. a resident of the district
mid was held an high respect. Aleor-
lutel• no rewase can Ir assigner) for
the rash awl.
Death of Samuel Halls, of Elimville.
The death took plate alt the house of
refuge. Clinton, on Thurwlay, April
211th, of one of Kliu,ailll'soldlitne rem -
idents in the permit) of Samuel Halls,
at the Age of eighty-six years. IIt•-
ce4eed moved to Elimville over forty
years apps and resided there until
about a year ago, when he went to
the house of refuge as n pitying
patient. Death was dor tr the in-
firmities of old age. He was a native
of I)evonmhirc and citlnr to ('anad ,, in
11412. His wife predeceased hint about
forty years. lir is aul•vived by three
moble- -Samuel and Jftules. in Chicago,
and \\'illiaul, in St. Iaauis.
Death of a Pioneer.
\\'illiit I Reynolds, of Sample, one of
the wort ' pioneers of Iluron cnnn-
t.y, pivoted n his reward d on Mmndny,
:\pril:7kh, wing reached the great
age of ninety one ycetr•a. Ills death.
wow r•itus,'d ,Yithply by the breaking
op of his system rabbet' than by any
(beware.. He wens Isere in England and
risme tee Canada at the age of thirty
years. Hr .,'sided in diff,'r'nt parts
of the enmity and oats postmaster at
Sarepuyfot- many ye`st'm. before testy-
ing England Mr, It,'ytlolds served in
the British army, being a Member of
the 1r+tIt regiment of infantryy for
eight years. He is survived buy his
widriw and a family of seven children,
MORE GLAD TIDINGS.
Amherst, Que., Nl,ly 7th. --(Special)
-The good news is spreading 1 the
good work goes on all ewer the iht-
minioin. Mr. Ed d I14 nl•geois. of
this phos: in motber bearer of gbul
tidings for he tells how ,uITcr't's from
kidney tremble can be cured by Uodd'r
Kidney fill., even otter all the other
r•Illedien hats-.' tented.
"I feel bound to write and make.
known what f)ald'n Kidney fills have
done for rue. i 'turreted for many
years frim - kidney trouble and iwaa
under the doctor's care and took a deal
of medicine but without any benefit.
I was advied to try IMtld'. Kidney
,'ills and I Inn truthfully nay they
cured rnr of the most terrible stiffer.
Mg and I am now goiter well."
Miller's Compound Iron I'ilM, only
25 rants far an dosses. For mak blit► Jas.
N'ilisan.
OBITUARY.
The Late G. T. Brough,
T. 4. Hrlugh, general naanllgett• of
t he Ihmiilion Rank, whale death
l )ecurlxd in London, Eng., on \1'ednea.
day, M,ty 2nd, was it eau of the hate
Judge Bonnet of (iuderich, and a
belabor of Sts, I), Menlo laid and
\Viltet•('.111rough. the sits one of the
most widely known Iutukbig men in
Canada. Ile was ill the service of the
I)unaanacpl Bank for over thirty years,
and was appointed general manager
in 18111. Shortly before Easter Mr.
Brough w e n t atbru;ul u m busipese
connected with the Bank and while in
Loudon slat's ear aa'kell with puu•aly.is.
The deceased was pr ' `ntly eon -
netted with the congregation of St.
James' cathedral, Ten -onto. He was at
memlwt• of the Toronto Club, the
Hunt Club, the Royal Canadian Yacht
Club and the Ontario Jut -key Club,
and was in hie Htts•ewond year.
Death of E. Holmes, St. Catharines.
St. Catharines. April :tai. -Thr death
aw•curred Saturday of Edwin Holmes,
the eldest and probably the best-
known printer in Canada. The de-
cesed had a wide ,and varied ex-
perience in the printing business and
Watt with Sir Mackenzie Bowell one
of the pioneers in the art. He Witt it
member of The Globe staff in the time
of George Brovvn, and later went to
Kingston. wh,'r• he spent a moniker of
year -safter which he founded The
Clinton New Era and remained
proprietor and editor of it until he
handed over the plaint to his son
Robert, the former member in the
Commons for West Huron. From
Clinton Mr. Holmes went to Toronto,
who• a for a ler of years he was
uu rHitient assistant librarian in the
Legislature. It was but it few year.'
age) that he gave up this p ersition and
returned to this t'0 y. where he has
uutdc his home for the pout eighteen
years. He was born in Lincolnshire,
England. He was eighty -two years
and nine months of age and haul re-
in ('anac:a shirt' his was; ten years
old.
The Late G. W. Berry.
The death of G. W. Berry, of Luck-
know, who swAs far some years a resi-
dent of tieelerich, is thus trecutdel by
The e•ntiuel : 1
/her citizens were tewribl• shrieked
to learn of the sudden dfwth of Mr, G.
1V. Berry, which took 'awe at the
fancily i-esidenveeuu Havelock ,street
in this village, idiom half -pita seven
on 'I'u,'wlaty eve g hist 'April '24th f.
lthtnigh .NIr. Kerry had been in poor
health for willow time past, his attend-
ing physician of his family had net
the of the near approach of death,
and his sudden iuir,.iug away is a sev-
ere shex'k, not only to his f 'ly and
friends, but"eto the whole community.
He wens apparently ,as well as usual.
but the d,'parture of his daughter and
her bustard, Mr. A'. E. Smith, for
Port Arthur un Monday arterieslu
euasad bin' to worry n gess! deal, and
while are p haying them to the sta-
tion he WAS st-lckel1 WW1 heart fail-
ure and heed to Is• assisted to his 6ouu•,
when nlelieal aid w;.e at note pro-
rurirl. Ile rallied ft' the attack
and the dew -taw was hopeful that he
would Is. all right again in it less ,hays.
but un Tuesday aft rrnton he diol a
.'lapse and p eecefnlly passed away til
a few hours. da-. Bort- w'ar' one of
the elile•st and for many s -nil-, one of the
need pruutinrnt business men in the
section, and in his death Lucknow haw
lost one of her Inst citizens. He was
for newly fewty year's a resident of
the tillage, and ellen ya.luu,k an actier
interest in everything that pertained
to the welfare of the: place, and mu One
will he • unirt'rsally miY..t•d than
NIr. Berry, and in their great trial his
ber•iaved wife and children have the
heartfelt antipathy of the whole com-
munity. He wits a life-long Liberal
in politics, and in religion WILY at cen-
aislrnt and faithful tnetniwr of the
Mellicwlist faith, and at the time of his
death was a niendwr of" the official
hoard of the church. He was a char-
ter member the Oddf 11las lodge,
anal was ASO it member of the
Ancient Order of Ulnitesh Workmen
and Chosen Friends societies, and the
funeral to Greenhill cemetery on Sat-
urday aft,'t•tuon will be under the
auspices of the Oddfellotvs ldidgn.
Decoked was in his sixty-fourth yeat-
and hems( to •n the hoes of n lut-
ing husband and devoted father a
widow and three children, Mrs. A. K.
Smith. Mrs. .1. NV. Armstrong and Mr.
George Berry, Putt Arthur.
C. P. R. PLANS.
St. Marys -Kincardine Branch Will Not
Be Built Yet a While.
The St. Marys people find there is
nu iuuneliutr prospect of the C. P.
lt.'s building a line to their town.
Iteeently it deputation from the
town waited opsin Mr. Leonard at
Toronto mind itskerl for infortuati.m as
to when the company would build the
proposed line. \Ir. I.e'onaruf informed
thele that the natter wit,. in the
hand). of Sir 'fhonuts Mhauglineisy,
who is in the Clad Country at plea•nt,
but he could memo• then that noth-
ing could he done in the immediate.
future, as the C. 1'. K. nit. unable• to
se.'ute rail, and timber, as readily a"
Cies. would wish for the iramch line's
under course of construction at pres-
ent.
Plans Filed for Another Branch.
A %Vrwxl,tock despatch sees : Thr
Canadian Pfeifle Railway Company
has,. Hlel plans and prett{les in the
registry office here for the .extension
of their line between Port, Ihiarwepl
and Ingeerwlh through the county of
(Minn! to St-ittford, and information
to hand sores that the building of
the rant will commence at once, 1'he
route of the ixl.•nsiun will be nnr•
tiierly from Ingerwill to F:uabro, rind
on ' through the township of Went
%tetra to Stratford. 'Chis will open up
it very promp.'rolls district, which in
nal nerved with adequate railway fe-
cilitint'.
Charming Femininity.
FI Is'. itits play pal•tir•ulat' at-
tention to the parity of their blood.
knowing that nntrkkiems bloodmeans
Ii,'ft. d,'icate skin, beieht. eyes And en-
during nerves. Thome who.,' look.
are stn delightful use Fel-rename ',v-
elum. it is the exact food needed to
met' and sticnllute the blood. 'F'en•o-
ttuo,' Invigtc•edPm, In•nern, reeds, it
nrskin' t110s• dainty, viva('' m N'olll,'rl
so plea ,ant to nte•t, N'011'l1 hit so' the
rtnybloom of health. dash and spirit,
the setisfmtetion and joy of true health
after rising Ferrnl.ne. Yon 'should
get Fert'raaon.e today. Mold evert y -
where in 50:. buxom,
M{Iler'd
(hip Powder, Pure. For
sale by Jas. Wilson.
Signing your name to your friend',
note Ilia Itrud sign. ('h{e•ago News,
Miller's Warm Pe.wders for ,allow
skin ; old or yrntny. For ,ale by hue
'l'he floe•Lt arae of the survival of the
fittest dewsn t appeal to those who get.
left. New Yee' kTamen,
The led care for memo iY Millet's
Compound Iron Pills, At doses 26
cents, For tulle by Jas, \Viacom,
i
Absolutely white flour snakes the most
beautiful white bread -the kind we all like.
But white bread isanot necessarily pure
becauselt is white. To be pure it must be
made from purified flour.
There is only one method of making
flrur absolutely pure, and that is by elec-
tricity. No impurity can withstand the
searching, purifying work of this electrical
process.
The electrical method is employed by
every big mill ,in the United States.
In Canada the only flour purified by
electricity is
Royal Household Flour
therefore it is the only flour that can be
considered as absolutely pure.'
Say .t Ogilvie's Royal Household " to
your grocer -he'll do the rest.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Limited,
moist-Rm.
••tl01.ie's Rook tar a Cook,' contain, I to
pages of excellent recipes, sonar never before
published. Your grocer can t,•Il you how to
get it FREE, 2
3ESIESS1307-•
Is known swim: farmers aa the Best DLI
Made. I,,, nu -e Il how the Capacity. the
Knack, Ilse bet There. which of her. lack.
Try the Bissell for making a good seed Bed
-for iuuteerP,ing Cera or Boot (Irolind, or
for any tough job, It's the hent by far. Nunn
genuine without the name " Mart/CLL.-
For :aIle by Agents. Manufactured by
T. E. BISSELL, ELORA, ONT.
Ask for Booklet "r."
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A` •i "II 'TOLD YOU TO
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:! I 1 PATERSON'S "WIRE EDGE"
Iiil)
Ill ll It thREADY that is not by is
' heat and told. It never leaks -never hardens
1
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or rack. I rain snowand at
s a fire pr f-• nd
II
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_Il.._ `asts a lifetime. Cheaper than xhiny;les,
f You will want it for every building
1 a •
after you know how thoroughly 1.I•
it l 1 satisfactory it is. •
1 i Our free booklet gives lots of
' information about it. Write for
a ropy and free )(ample of the
best roofing in the world.
ifardware dealers eveywhete sell .
I'aterson's " Wire Edge " or will get`
it for y0t1.
- 'ATERSON MFG. CO. Ltd.
Montreal and Toronto ,___„7- 1
t,'i '1
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=FROST LOCKS
Make a react': of Strength
New Frost
heaviest, strongest wire., trade can't make a strong
fen c
a orae. s the locks are as strmtl; as 'the telcos. A fence,
like a chain, is only as strong as its weakest spot.
e a ew Frost Lock and -Frost Wedge Lock are the most
unyielding parts of a Frost- Fence. They Make the whole
fence as strong as the strongest wire.
We guarantee to, repair -free of charge --
WO any Prot Fence that goes wrong '
J. J. MOORE;, - Benmiller
W. M. HOWELL, Goderich
FRED. LEIBOLD, Zurich
W. H. STOGDILL, - Varna
DUNLOP'S
TAILORED
CLOTIIING
Fits Well
Looks Well
Wears Well
THE ONLY KIND WE SELL
AND ABOUT WHICH YOU LL TELL
\Ot It N1•:Ilillltult
Newest importations . in
medium and light -weight
clothes for spring and sum-
mer wear.
DUNLOP, the Tailor
\Vest shut. IoultIicll.
Keep Your Old Iron
Rags, Lead, Brass,
Copper, Feathers,
Skins, Wool Pickings,
Rubbers, Bones, etc.,
until 1 call tot' thele, 1 ask my old
coal '114 out lu sell their truck to
anyone representing himself as nay
agent, its thntie,mesons' ate uh',tliog
for themselves and not, for me.
Nave your stuff for nue and I will
pray the Inst prices going. !wave
your order at my house and I will call
cad takelthc glands away. Or I will
it ay III per cent. mute if the good). at'e
Ins eight to my place.
Highest Prices paid for HORSEHAIR.
DAVID BROWN
Spring Suits for
Particular People
The ,new fabrics for Men's Clothing this
season have never been 'equalled.
PLASTIC FORM
CLOTHING
EVERYTHING NEW
AND UP-TO-DATE.
HARD AND SOFT
HATS
iN ALL THF
NEW STYLES
New Ties, New Hosiery, Nevi Shirts.
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S SMART WEAR.
REG. BLACK
Custom Tuln, • - The Square, Goderirh
\ 1c1.1 is .I rcrt. - 1;11111.1 heli.
It will be
to your Interest
to cultic .Ind at',' Irg ia'ding that
hulas,' you ate going to build.
If it i. it FURNACE we have
thein W suit all places and rho
''ides are tight.
For the BATH ROOM a
have everything tip -W. -date.
EAVETROUGHING, ROOF-
ING and ell kinds of METAL
WORK dune ill Hest -class style
by
good mechanics.
.\ gond stock .,f RANGES,
GRANITEWARE :and TIN-
WARE to choose from.
COAL OIL and GASOLINE
always on hand at
W. R. Pinder's
Sue I essor to G. ',. Davis
Write E. H. AVER. Agent, DETROIT,
for particulars.
J. BROPIIEY & SON
1111! LH AMINO
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Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Order, cottony ■tlel,a,d to al all
hours, light or day
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f►1'NI►IRY BII .
il, Or,ScV 121.
Livery,
Hack
A N D
'Bus Stables
GOOD HORSES
I;AItItIAGNi•1't
i' HA K'I't)NM
XTe., AT---
RKAMONABLE
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0
\Vell•appointt•d
llarka and reli-
able drivers in
charge nt the
'It,uses, wltie•ta will
twed all train s
and steam hoatit
A1.1. CALLS AlTKNiWI► 'I'l l
PROMPTi.V FROM HOTEL
AND P1(IVA'fti HOUSES
GUNDRY BROS.
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