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NORM AY, October 25th, 1906
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Mews of the SistriI K. A. Fear. Fuer Itlher wino survive
r:John : J. tit l , of Seaf. ; i. ,1. uC Aylmer ; J. \1',. of .i!•ufurth, xlid
George, tor imperial, Calif. Thr r1..
11utinS
were -taken to fItr,tlfofll fur ii,•.
Moi. A. K. Hradwin and children
'etre left Hlyth for their new house In
Toronto.
.% lural optima bylaw will lie voted
oil in Huron tuwn011141 al the next
111.1nititoil l•lel•14111114.
1►r. W. Sloan, who ham iters out in
the Klondike for nine years, returned
Inst week to hit bootie in Blyth. to
NERVOUS DEBILITY
- lin rel.(' ♦ -'ko • , - .11 wester Pisa( end nave
dee.r-r �w Id quo k'y w tl.a t.ao 4 Ioa4a.n J in
lllre Tablets.
They aueS.e the red corpuscles in Ike blood
mad oay` cow the systole. Mott 1.e00.1 111 roam),
(oro. of female wegafl• earparue, .oto a1 1111
boa. b• of armory sod other rails aneori.al
w a drbdaeted toe +"•o of the body.
At driest r'-- SOc. •-boa-6 lor 12.50 or
ham Tor Chem.*4 Co. of Canada, Dated,
H.a1k.tl-Toroao. noleMAera,tr,:rrf-
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Underwear
won't *retch out of shape and
u guaranteed absolutely 1n-
ilumkable. That means perfect
feting garments •s well as
warmth and comfort.
If you *tat tkderww Ik.t is pro-
per adapted to 11. C.n.d1.m moa.•'.
' ▪ TRURO KNfi die �w you
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CURED HER BOY
OF�PNEUMONIA
Ne msrkot Mather Is lead to hrr
PrraIses of the Great Co-
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sumptloo Prevcatative
Jb woo Laurance was take down
with Pneumonia," says Mrs. A. Q /labor,
oaf Nawmarkat, Ont. "Two doctor, at.
tended boa. H. lay for throe months
almost like a dead child. Nis leaps
became so swollen, hie heart was pressed
over to the right side. Altogether 1 tblak
we Paid Ileo to the do.tore, and all the
rima w was petting worse. Theo we
commenced the Dr. Slocum tr,etmeat.
'tis elect was wonderful. We sew a
difference In two days. Our boy was soon
strong sod well"
Here is a positive proof that Pryeklw
win tore Psetaoda. ant why Wait d0
come*. It always starts with
a Coad, ore 1.D. Cold and the Cold svW
wow develop Into Pneumonia, nor dos
Pa.nm0nia Into Cea.umption. The 11na
Rare way to closeout Cold, root and br+pekr
and to build up the body so that the Cell
won l come back Is to 1.w
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"VICES
Mak f2el
Pat/ t• 1431
Www Ce..
ek1. Grew 121.
M /1..y a•.r*1
"r`arM-N,.poeete T:t.ut4
('tohlnn Mr,ryr, et.00
Pre a.stiet "Mew r fbnwt"
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./. IIMOIL-STAY FENCE
„� n w � _Ile 1.11•• 11111[ (TIT rose* ,('
'^ r t M.1. 1.1rmas roma a. 4.•I►. Res . e1nn4
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For sok by J. NICHOLSON
spend lir winter. Ile has lost 1
ewers,.iu i;uld-11uuting and iile
igoing Lark in the sprang.
J. H. Ferguson, town .lel•k of \Vii,g-
ham, has returned front the West
much improved in health.
1%111 N1user, who recently went
of hnsiness at Myth, liar Hrculet
gime) pllwlthlll at Saskatoon, Mask.
.11 I I,•r11leut.
111
Presentation at Myth.
A, ►f. PI 1 family, of
Blyth, who are leaving to make their
home in ,J fie \Vest. w(•rr seine the
-recipients of a presentation by mem
out Isis 141• 'Trinity 4.1111101. A very
I at kindly -worded nddre,(4 Nus a((1nn•
104111ie41 by the gift. of a silver tea mer -
of vie.. for Jnr. and Alrs. 1'lululuer Mild a
led 14(141,1 S1.aif-pin for lit it 0(411 reallk.
1).. 111. ,11141 Mrs. I'In114n11.r and their Sun
have lawn very active 111 l',Illlle/•111111
Ili., with the work of 'nattily chi,rth and
nh 1111.. w'iII be greatly missal!.
• Died at Ripley.
nd Faizalwt11 Alel►ou;tl41, Ripley; mister
of of John S. 1IcUonald• ex -NI. 1'. 1'.,
diel on Tuesday, lith inst., at the age
of 00venit'•eigbl ye11.. 'I'h.• drerased
was a native ,or Ayrshire, Seigle lll,
and c • t14l'an,ula iu 10.)). 1''111 14.11
years she resided to lioOvals'''. and
then removed to Lurknull• aunt °petits!
x dirsswakitig estthlislimeot which
Was 1(01141 11 414 01 sner.Ssfhll)• for about
thirty ye.rs. Ful• 111• rout four years
She had re•sided at Itiple) and had
been in IM404' health.
Died in England.
Richard 1'ud ualre, a I1.44411.141
Clinton for nearly twenty year., d
1111 Sunday, Illi, inst., ages) six
three years.
'11 1111 Si u�l.on 117W lll,ia»... .r
livery Lutinems(iuN,•nforlh t.. l'
111.1.1, of I'es•sw•at1.r, who gel, post•
stunt Not•rmlw•1' 1st.
Holm -it J. Mi'liee, Sun of NIr. a
Nina. J4ri,e0 Mrli(e, of the I.I lino
Norio, died 1411 1Vedneslay, p
inti., in his 1w1111y-w•venth year.
.1. J. McCaughey has odd his live
Li,tiness at Clinton to Simon NICK
zit., of Ifrucetlehl, 1 1 W. .1. M
Burney, of Fast \Vnwxnush, w
honk posiwssiol hart. week.
On \Vrdurstl ty of laid week Miss
Sal 1411 Ann Ik•atlie, daughter 14f Hob-
ert Beattie, wait married to %Vas.
Kerr, youligest son of the Tate Ales -
ander Kerr, all of McKillop 011%11011ip.
Jas. Cartw'riglt, one of !tidbit low u•
ship's 11141-tin11.11., during' the recent
bad weather spell picked twenly•fltr
Iwu'I1•Is of apples i11 two days, Mr.
L'artwright .1. 111 1110 s('.Onty-fifth
year.
lin \Vrdnrsd:y, l)ctulwr Ii,lh, NIi
.5484(Kie Kerr, third daughter of 11
late Alraand('r Ke1T, 7t11 1•01a•r0s1,
,f .11rKillup, was 1ltiuTi(v1 111 I'('4.
. mith of the nth ,rs44•('asion of NI
portly wedding was sole 'coil
Sod in 1411 \\'Idurwlay, October 17111,
whet Mims Pansy Prouty was Into
1 its] t '19tuo1as 1'ullingwo.114, of h:
Iter. • Ir eere441o11y was perfu1111
by Iter. .. A. Pear at the residence 1
tit• bride father. S,turllel 1'louly.
News Will Ie•eived in \\'i11g11.u11 Ix
week of Iii death at 11art11)'. M•tin
in 111(' Inti in 1., of Jean Stewart, relit
,d the late . 11111 Iliek.,11, who '1
tar 1111111) )'4.:l'. Loon treasurer of
\\'Ingham. 111'. 1►ieksal w'a. in the
..•vrnly•11i11111 y.•; "./f her age.
1•y
ell -
ho
A1,-.. .1 4.0.4 Je.•k('II, of Exeter, who
left (heti., • wes•ks 114(11 111 1'iiit llie'
hull of 111.1 birth, 114(01 1411 Tuesday,
Inch incl., iii Loddon. England. Mrs.
Jrckell had (leen in Ioo11' health, so
that her death was not, wholly a sur•
.ss print•. '11 W.O. holed, h '1.ver, that a
Ir trip abroad might benefit her and she
an
left t11 1-111111114 11Y W1111 her daughter.
•)• Mrs. N. I). Hurdon, to .ini• helm
e. friend% and r IaitvO 411 the Ohl 1' 'wi-
tty. T'he.reno,ins will have tlirir last
444 reeling !pia., in old Loudon. \Irs,
Jpeke!' (raves, Le.idr. hrr husband,
a grown-up family of 11.1 Moak mud
x- six daughters..
•
ed The Late Mrs. Smillie, Hensall•
if
Ai, event which /•awed 41o,•14 regret
sl iu the neighlwa•h,Sul War 1111. 411•:11 h ur
\Irs. It. 511411144., of 'l'ucke•t..mith,
151111.11 001.ulled on the ►lh i1141. at he,
home un the 1.4x11011 nail, ;ors.
1s Smillie 1111. a daught•1• of the late
I'. H. 14•N'i-, , the Hotel Nut•-
nandi1., Clinton. at d the hotel clerk.
-Andrew Scutt, wet Hurd yt.t week
for violations of the iyuor Art 011
the•(• charged brought before Police
llaglatl•a1e .•wa• 'I'h,• tinea
.11111/looted to 70714 and be roar lu
♦14,. 01
A few days ago Mr. Freii--
intendent tit 1111. house of 1 doge at
t'Iintuu. took Iwo ' ate, If the
noose, who were of unwound m1 d, l4
the asylum at .larlld.tt. At 1.111 '141444
711
1114'1el 1111 aibotlit•r bailie' 1111 r
,f lir 1lona', III 1114. same .-un,lili.
11141 took holt 441,o,
St, 1',.l Iwo .-hunts war the s41.nr
4 it pretty wedding on '1'w•slay of
last week, wlien J11s4ph Je,hnst.111, au1
,stin)xble young lathier n1' McKillop
towu.hip, and Miss Kat,'- 4)'Krilly,
•444114(1)1er of Mt.. J5d111 (flit -illy, of
11,• same township( \•:.•1e lest in
11at•i1144xt)' li)• Iter. Father NIK,ou.
0,4 \\'riliiesday morning of last
vee•k John, F, 1'rasdall, '.f 5\'i1ghanl,
Ind Miss S,1p11ia M. Hlwb•rn., daugh-
ter of M1. and Mrs. F. H. Ibul.•ru.,
.f 5%:1)4(11.4,,,, were united 111 1,1,,'1•i -
nun)' 1)y Krt. 'r, S. Hoyle. Alter a
-hull honeymoon Cap Mr. and Mrs.
'rattdall 45 ill take np residence in
tVingha11,.
NeWs h 1. heen r•'rit,'.l ail A441141-111
f the 01141,l.-11 death ,.f H. 14. Stewart,
4'Thr.-.,Ian,, Algoul.l. 111• diet Oftel
111 illn.•....f Duly f -N, 01 three ,days.
Ile leases at with ow rt111I eight children,
hr w idow bring a daughter til 511'.4.
4. 1'lu-k, of Auburn. folio which place
dr. 1 51r-, Stewart 4.4. •el about
I .tent v -111 a Veal's xgn.
4,, Sunday, Ilth incl., the sun of
n co 41,7111 wits pltared o11 the roller -
ion pliers hl the Locklow PI•e:bv-
Irria11 V11111,11 AA 1111 .•l1''11. 1141&'1111111
aip11,K utf the ('touch debt. h 11•a11 a
pleu.111 ronUibsl , a tribute mot
ml) to the liberality of the ro11gtegl1-
14111 but also to the popularity of the
p4Rlor, Rev. 1►. T. McKe t 11111.
Induction at Whitechurch.
The Presbytery of 11.1411an41 met In
he Prrduotrl•ian chair!) at %Vhit.•.
hurrh on Tuesday. 111111 inst., for the
411111110.• tit inducting Rev. lien. 18.
..811 into the w*a141a1 .hinge of
N•11ite0•hurrl and 1.a tig,ide rungregx-
A large eongr•g;t ion was per.
•114 and the service was ;4 1110,1 1111.
1111,1111'e nn'.
Henderson Acquitted.
The case .If Adson Sielings• 41f
1Ca1k,•rlrlti, .. H. I. Henderson, of
I'orol1to, charged a i7 h basing oh-
Med41.1ts1 by false pretenses. w'tni
vied ail 51'alket•lol last week before
lodge Harrell. The .lunge held no
elinnee could be ,pliteed in 111. Siel-
ngs' evidence, am the story he told he-
14rr the giPMlte, didl net corres-
pond with his story at the trial, 111111
le disniss•41 lir 1(11111'. -
Clinton C. I. Staff.
The staff of Clinton Collegiate In-
a Rote, am te14lganizl•d, will be ads ful-
luss* PI'Irl('Ilut and sra•nre nlamter,
5. 1'. liundry ; classics. 1.. McKtn-
nun : moderns and English, 51i'sl'Iay-
,on 4formerly of KIdgoIowto 7 mat .he.
meth•R. Miss' 1(('lumg4.; ronn11rrtinl
Loud, Aliso \Vaterw•orth. 11r. Hous -
tots, the lane principal, has accepted
the principalship of the 4'ullegi;te
Institute al Wickland, Beau' l)Itxwa.
Double Wedding at Whitechurch.
On Wednesday, 11)111 lost., x dunhlr
wedding wits relehrated at the house
of Kobelt Poulton, 55'hit e• -botch.
.514.., Myrtle Putdon It as married to
\\'illinut 1►aw'.on, a pu10p11•r41110 young
farmer of the 241(1 ronr('ssion 1'1 Kin-
1o.s, ,and 'Slims Ik•lla Tondos was
united to Thos. Henderson, general
merchant, of 55'hit•rhnr.I.. Iter, 1►,
1'. MuK,811111, of Lurk ', officiated.
Municipal Election Talk in Stanley.
It 14flaid there may be several aspir-
ants for the tee%'eeltip of Stanley tits
the January ,leetions. Mr. 514.1h'r-
nlid will propably seek 11,4•le•1i at,
and i1 is raid that .1, liih.on.11so 1'411
hr a candidate. The nan)Ies of Mr.
1s4 1. and Mr.. M*\aaghlon ,h,u
are mentioned, but this i, likely with-
out their knowledge. A vote is to be
taken on A local option bylaw at the
same t'
Death of Mn. Fear.
Mrs. .lane .1 Fear, relict of the late
Sxu),1r1 Fear, and ther of K.•v. R.
A. Fear, Exeter, diel At the puu•e011ag4
of Main dtreet Meth.wliut church. J':xe
ter, on the 12th Inst.., Aged seventy nine
yours. Mbr had been ailing for
months, and death WAR not nnex•
p.eted• Mrs. Fear WAR x native of
Scotland! �b�ut spent west of her early
emirs In Waterloo rount.y. Since the
death of her husband she hod lived
most of the time with her ,,on, Rev,
A1,x;undo• Ilurlian,ul 4111,1 w'as 1111111' 111
l'slwanr (il'.n.hip 411 VOA. H1.(' bus -
band died tl.•.•nl)' .r:l1 ago, and she
was left tviths'.ru small child re•n, to
whose Prating atilt 1.1.11-;1111111 '.111• de-
voted her life. She was It w :141 of
Inure 1111111 ordinary intelligence 31111
sh(' tall Ile greatly missed iy Iii.• 1.o111
y which knew• her. Her chit-
.Ire•(1 are : Mrs. John h:I,),4t. Ila. ;
.rail
1.,11
and
es, of. Hens/sit ;• NI.u•gilret. le.teher,
undale ; Ja111.. aur6•ut, Torun1',
e.,' M,.liral 4''llrj;r ; 111. Alex-
r, Loudon, F:n.Mu.l: K -,,
4111144', 'I'oronto : Ik•njni iris al- I
11.•1 brothers and 04,4,•4. ale Alex.
u..I .51111-4, F9ueliatt111.'Po4k•'r-IuiNl.
10.. Hnrhuu.ul. %11.141-: Rev. 1). Al.
114•11 m:ut, .Lu 1'i• ; Mr.. F. i41.t,l.-
'.11. Hur.u,4,4• : Mr.. 4..111111, 17,•.
K1111,111.
Cantin Is Still Jaunty.
N. Al. I'm min, the Gluon:: fosndel•
or SL. oseph. was 111 London one day
last 10' • k ;111.1 in 4.4b11Vrl'silt• with n
111.1V,1111 '1' 111.111 hr Allowed 11•111a1owed his11•111a1011111111. 1. ht 11,4' seer•.', ref his
.rh1.me•. Ar1.o111iu.; Io 111,• 11111.('
t i.•wvr, Mr. 1 udin Ip h4 11.4, nes
hopped - Ding 111• .-.,a - art..41.
11..• hig hotel lilt :11 St..J...eplt. 11,.
ne'(r been 11 04.1. hal Ile 14:1 11,
1. 41 41.01 11,1t ah, 1.011W1. tint.•, 'I'h.•
ell 4.1 In i-.••. 1641.• are big nn4erlak•
ing•. awl it take', inlr for them t.1
i)l'Ogoe-• lit 1.h.' 1111• Mime he is 4un-
.Idrnd til Insole .u,•4..• al 1h,• right
oomeal. .Inst 11..15 the • are wail inr
fur ale• approach to the ,•Itarf to L1•
'untplei.d. The emit ear m fur Ibis
crit ..1 the Lurk was paid 1 0e years
14(.. ht' tile14o'er 4111. 11111 11 was
11, NII'. ('a111i4 lakes nests, r gel
1111g lite whau4 built there again. L the
ter lllmL•ndntion of the local men ter.
and says that he fe0.1-. strong in is
'right against. the wrong of the t
nn•nllw•1•.. Hr bnlg110- 114 Iii.• idea u
his 411 41111)111g any of the 4.nlerplire.. hey
has started. Ile ham ;never made an
assignment nor failed in anything,
411441 he 14 11.4 going to. lie s„ys.
Hungry Wolf,
"The• mo.l ex. it ing I'haa..' I 4 vi ,
his 11.• sold the red facial 14.7 11. "hap-
pened ,a few y,•.1114 .alto in Russia.
'Ono. (light, while sleighing :man 11•n
miles G' tits" .Irai,1:tnil, 1 di.-
r41e1,•d. to illy 414e/ire horror, Ilt;l1
woo., being f.,11.,we1 by n ' park 144
lode•. I Bevil blindly into tI,.- part..
killing "n,( (4r the brutes., and to my
intense delight saw the other. stop to
devour it. After doing This, I '1.1.1.1'.
they still setts' on. 1 ;ceps 4111 rrlwvll-
ing. the dose. with tlic same tesul).
.and r:o•h .w•rn'ir,rt ga.4 1114. An 411111140. -
IS telly
ppot•.Itelly 10 whip up my horses. Final!)
there was lull)' .x11. wolf left. )el on it
lame, with its fi.•rre eyes glaring in
44111(4414)111,11 min g.adl, hot simper. .
• Il,•re the man who load 1114'11 •i11ing
in the corner lutist birth Olio at ill of
laughter.
"5Vivi num," said he, •'I.v your way
of r•ekoni tg, Hint best wolf t haat,.
had the test of the pau•k inside hits !'i
•'Alt!"said the rel (need II1441 1riUr
Old n' 111 . "non• 1 remember it did
wobble a hit."---Kimliesier Post •F:x-
p ees.
Women Can Keep Sacrets.
Miss Mary S. Anil Ihe -.islet' of
the famous Sn..u4 H. Antlwastalking 'drool ht. old, old accusation
against
against *4111111).1 het she (•:111111'1. keep n
sect el.
'•.% swans,. said Nits.. -5nthonv,
•'run keep an important secret ns *.43
ns a man. Th4..14'let , she 1'evr•a1S 1114'
slight and halIl,ss •s, "itch as any
duan wonid•tell. 11'hee is the woman
who ever tells n s«rr1.t that reflects on
her hnaauld or her own children ?
know a titan it II„ one day 1e4114441 to
tell his wife the 11111 I' • of n hnsines.
transaction in 1.I5irh natlnrnlll• she
took x deep interest.
"No," he sneered, "1 "''11'1 1«11 you.
If 1 did you'd repeat it. feat w ,n
can never keep ii se•rel,"
"John," staid the w•onuut 111001.11',
"have 1 ever told the se(•rel'n1111ut Ihe
solitaire engagement ting you gave
n)e eighteen years ago hying prlote'e"
A sinlple-h••nr4'1, inge11iouN yosng
Getman by 0111114' 1'1 Ieo)i1 ScIl11I1 z,
living In 11.lw.ken, I*.unnme engage.)
artl•r a 1)441.4' 41l•11nai111n14(1• to n )•4111/11(
1101111.41 mhos• r•pnt/trio) AS n 4u-
ewetts was well known. On,. of
Goods friends 1111 mewling him one•
da) maid : "Yon don'tmean to tall
oar• that. 5.4111 Aur going' to 'remarry
Minnie )llanrke i" "Mitre." replied
Louis, '•/or vy not.?" '•Why, she hum
been engaged tii) el'ety young mean in
Hotw)krn.' " %Tell." slowly answered
1.014,, •'NMwlken ain't such a big
place."
Thin people should fake Miller's
(loin prxlnd 11 -on PIIIs. Fol vele by
Jae. WibOn.
Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps,
but is best when used in the Sunlight way.
To appreciate the simplicity and ease of
washing with Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight
way you should follow directions.
• " After rubbing on the soap, roll up each
//.j -----piece, immerse in the water, and go away.
Sunlight Soap
ir1%i�l do its work in thirty to sixty minutes.
YoJr clothes will be cleaner and -whiter than if washed
in the old-fashioned way with boiler and hard rubbing.
Buy it and follow
directions Kin, C.
Lever .nrother. Linwood. Toronto d,3
On a reeent Moodily 11loroidg the
pastor of a rhumb in \•io4(iniat %V lot IL1•
rr4ioi(•nt of u.Joasket of 1.141cklu'ri
611oitg11l 10 1 ' 1!y a 1i111e girl of 1 I,.
p 111,41.
•' 1'h,ulk you very u44o'h, my deal ,
said the minister. "These IS•rrie, ail•
do fine as any I've ever .4441 I hope,
Iplwe., r. 111x1. you did ilii gather
thesis yesterdity the Sabbath."
"No, sir." replied the .hind. "I
pulled '1.111 early 111i.. 11111r . but they
w'a0 a growi11' :111 flay yesterday.•.
Good Reasons for Its Success.
The y of catarrh 1.4.444(44i4
1111• Ilw•Irrr. 11111. 0144. 11011 dor. 1•111e 10
'•1411141 1111/7.1111e.“ 1.1 .11..1 1, 1111• 111•/111
of ,111 mumu. di.cl5+n 4(1•. I'141 rid 111.11 -
ler in the nu.t,-kJ•. phlegm! its the
thenal, and dimea.e getup., are colu-
plelrlr •pt away`. The 1:111..•.4 the
disease u. dl•,t1Yl.e.1• for 11•.1111, are
111.141M ...1. :111.1 the .1'a1.nm 041, Ihur-
ought y .leo 11srd 11f ,'ata11eh31 poison
111 a1 tame 4• permanent. .511 it p4. of
cad well, 1.14 and 1ron,•bial 1lonbl,',
cold. awl 1.rtu►ths are 1110l1. Vert allay
.mrd 6)• 1%11m7 h••,onr than any-
thing 4.l.,•, 'Twonsizcs, 2.1e. ntad *1,1151,
at all dealers.
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S
FALL WEAR.
REG. BLACK
THE TAILOR
CAPS
A tire line of li 1•s Caps. allthe I;tl.- i
'4)le)4 611415.44., 11 es a1111 I,l114ks.
SUIFS \ d
130 you nw•d is Snit :' Is1;.1f of the look's 1.
111 the slake.\w'e know h. w•!
UNDER 'E'AR
The best Matsu utile "'1'44(4\" I lie best l h it
imams' caul 1011V. -
I: t' rylhing in Men's Smart Wear.
1
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The Difference.
11
Sturdy's
Groceries
are always
reliable ....
\\'e (Intl satisfaction in dealing out
Inure, flesh glands to mit. ('(4014 •1.•s,
The stlh•k is specially well &Ssn•tad for
the 11u11u111•1. tl•ade, 1 the most
particular wants of ' pat101110 will
have prompt service. -
Fresh vegetables and fruits in
season. ,
Photle 4(t or rill.
STURDY & CO.
The Square, Goderich.
FBROPHEY & SON
1
111. LI'. ADIN(1
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders t.rlully •(I1'io:d to .1 .11
hours, night or 41.)
.,-- Maple : .....;,,
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Le,r
ubberi 4
'44*' .?4110,14. Iw,'
Rubbers and k4r n yourour
o� d font dry and warns." -
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Windrow /row "111 • old
wnnan alto lived to
4..r 9•► a shoe .•• t �' y
Made of the best
Pura gum, cut to fit
snugly and accurately,
"Maple Leaf Rubbers"
present a thoroughly
waterproof surface.
Beep your feet dry and
warm in the wettest kind
of weather.
Rubber boot illustiMated
is thoroughly, waterproof
and doubly strengthened
at points where wearis
greatest.
THE BON -TON
Livery and Hack
Stables
EAST STREET
FINEST SERVICE IN TOWN.
EVERYTHING UI' -TO -DATE.
The finest turnouts in
town at't' supplied at
these well-known stables,
Carriages for every re-
quirement a n (1 good
{wises furnished at real •
Walker Augustine.
Pnistssewsrstr
OMAN
"Woman" is th ame of a new magazine for women.
Tfie first number is j t issued. Your newsdea er as it.
You can get it from him, d it is worth your while getting
it. There is nothing start g about this magazine. There
should be nothing startling bout a decent magazine for
women and the home. But is particular magazine is
unique among all the so-calle ublications for women.
You might not like it a little bit, a d then, again, it might
hit your fancy good. and hard.
If you like fiction -good, wide-awake, sn py stories -
both serials and short siories-you will like " Vontan."
In fact, fiction is the big feature of the to azine.
All the other magazines for women are cast o the same
model -a little bit of fiction, a few articles, mor or less
: chit chat, some, wise advice, a fashion department d a
smattering of general miscellany. "WOMAN" doe '
look any more like this conventional model than a yello
dog looks like a race horse. It is built on new lines for a
strictly woman's publication. To know what it is like you
will have to get a copy of it. It would cost too much to -
tell you all about it in this advertisement.
IThe price of " WOMAN" is TEN CENTS A COPY,
and the magazine is a very big one -1 92 pages.
By the way, two rattling good serial stories begin ,
ber and it contains a big lot of other good things.
slo well to ask yout dealer for it before his supply
THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY,
this first
would
is exhausted.
New York.
111
Phone 51. &Litt street Livery
NEW
LI VERY
IlaVe 1111.-11.41 a lively stable in
the stand on Newgate etreet op-
posite tht• Colborne Hatt.' and
have fitted it with
New and Up-to-date Rigs, New
Harness, and Good.
Reliable Horses.
All patrons are assured the best
114 ,41.1.1, 1'0111 minnow. is
Knox Bros.
Opposite Colborne House
NEWGATE STREET
Telephone /73
Livery,Dilack
'Bus Stables
I HORSES
12.11:A 141 NA BLE
I lackt• and reli-
ning. 41 r v PI In
barge off Ihr
AP14, which will
filet all t rain a
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ALL CALLS ArT ED TO
PROMPTLY PROM OTRLS
AND PRIV.ATIC HO 8111
GUNDRY BROS.