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LARGE HOG HOUSE.
MHdes war Maa(mam of sealliat
alt iaelules ot orates.
The Illinois experlweut shelties gives
the tulluwlug drscrlptiuu of u Ia{ge
bug bourn sublets Is lu successful up -
'ranee':
daultatlou.-1u order to be sanitary
a bog house aliuuld admit the direct
rays of the sue to the door uf all �ae
pews and exclude (cold dritftr lu la-
ter, be dry, free from dust, well veu-
tilatt•d uud exclude the but sun during
the .utuwer.
l'Ig. 1 shuw•s a bog bowie built with
this pin -pore lu view. The building us
a wbule Is thirty fret wide, with au
ODDS AND ENDS,
Tose. le rhe Fames Mork Use
9e11ah11 Foe Preseatn.
A veritable aver ready friend In need
1s a reel for holding baby ribbon. R'heu
completed It resembles a very large
spool of cotton. Tho !taming volut Ir
to cut two circler In curelboard one
inch larger In dlametetr than the roll of
baby ribbon. 'These are covered on
both elites with tinyltua;terlal you bap -
;sen to hare that Is pretty and uppro•
110. L -',law OP PAN OP RO0 HOU.a
eight feet alley ruuuiug lengthwise
east and west with the: Wluduivs uu
the south side. The Important factur
to .consider !n this cuuue•tlun 1a the
height of the windows represented at
F. and L in cuuaection with the width
and mauuer of etouMtrnctlun of the
building. The wludow E 166 su placed
that at Dove of the sburtest day of the
year the ray of light which pusses
through the tipper port will full mew
the flour uu the south aide Iwu on the
opposite aide Prow the window. This
allow. the total awuuut of light &sew-
ing through the window et tails Reason
of the year mid this time of the day
to fall upon the flour wItblu the peu.
In the wurning and In the Linemen'.
.when the suu Is nut • ut Its highest
',Mut, a part ur all of this brave of
light will puss bey'uud the pro. t'uu-
aequcutly during the later winter
mouths there will be a tuaxlwuw
amount of sunlight on the flour of the
pen.
The lower pert of the wludow I) lu
the upper part of the building per-
forms the segue functlutr fur the pen uu
the north side of the alley as dews the
window E for the peu un the south side.
By this arraugemeut of wiuduw4
there 1s lussIble a waxiwuw amount
of sunlight uu the dour 5.f the pro, is
winter which will terve to warn the.
Interior of the house uud especially tbb
beds diirlug the latter wu11ttes of win-
ter, thus waking It IkneslLte L. Lave
pigs farruweel very early in the season.
!twilight not only warms and dries the
bulldiug, but de4truy-.s disease germs.
thus waklug the building both wart.,
and aaultary. Saultatlon Is further
augmented by the upper part of the
Window U. which. when opeu. acts ui
a ventilator. It Is supplied with
weights so that It can be o(cuwl and
closed at will by the ottendaut while
standing on the flour of the alley.
To have tbls arraugetueut of win -
dews In the latitude 'Above tittd. It is
nee to have the tun of the win
ow F:, which throw's light Into the pen
the south side. live fret- Mlx Weller
the dour. The upper window.
wb 'k throws light Into the pen on the
port aide. 1. lunger. but a pulut iu
this dew the same distaiwe stove
the Iowe, end as the height of the wlu•
•low E sl uld 1e• Line feet eight inches
from the W. This t1e9•snitatea a fiat
}roof fur the ,art of the ',inkling south
of the alley, -bleb must msyss:sl'ily be
made of a unterla: that will shed
water at a slag Plteb. 'law well un
the north side of he building is mode
as high as that on he south side, but
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P11). IL-OIIO17111D PLAN of 000 HOr'L
the roof nn the north side and ulley is
made steeper 90 as to have more air
apace 911(1 good ventllutiou.
In Fig. 2 is submitted the graund
plan of the bog huure. It is 120 fret
long by 311 feet wide and he provided
with an alley which *11)14 leugthsi•Ise
through the wlddle uf the building and
Is eight feet wide. This permits of
driving through the building et Ili a
wagon, which'nllows the feed and bed-
ding to be hauled In where It Is u.•'•ded ,
and the manure to be loudest on the
wagon directly from the pen. 811.1
Moled to the field.
The pens are ten feet wide and
eleven feet deep. Each peu has a
doorway leading to the outside which
la opeeed by a door eliding upward.
Shore Is also rda4r opening to the alley
ow the Bashi.
Prominent Manufacturer Speaks.
in Vankleek Hill, Ont., no one is bet-
ter known than (len. M. Watson.
When he Gays "('atarrhoznne is n
real cure." depend upon its teeing an.
"My wife," he writes, "was subject, to
had attacks of throat irritation and
hronehit.is. Marry remedies w e r e
tried but few proved at all useful.
(latarrh(nnne w a s different.. 1 t
PemKi to getright
►5the
spots
and brought relief quickly. We have
found Catarrhtmme an absolute earn
for bronchitis and catarrh. Nothing
cures, tuotw quickly en get it todsy :
two sizes, J.ic. and OA) bottles, at all
deaket•P.
print}', although linen on the OMelde
and chino silk un the Wald.. are incest.
Boles are plereed, through width the
*eisaurs are slipped. The other cud
holds a bodkin hi a eh -eller lump. The
reel Ie au exreediugly eulup:u•t little
trifle, and there 19' no hunting for the
right shade of riblsru ur the 1ulplein.•uti
to use with it.
Pretty book revers.
A pretty ewer fur a book or innga-
slue Is always an a'•c.•ptable small
gift and need never be up expensive
Hew
First get a 'tiff plece at canlloant
and cut It the exact size of the front
awl back of the }souk it is intruded for,
not. of course. he ludiug tau• buck
ple eP which 14,41114 the pages together.
You must now :whet 'a material to
rover the cardbuard with, and of
t•uuree any work In the shape of em-
broidery or painting must be dune 1e
fury the stuff le stretched over the
cardboard. You, have eudless loopier
fur your decorative eapabilItie.. When
llue•u 1s used a (ou9eutiuual desIgu
worked lu 11,11 thread is Must effec-
tive; silk and sutiu display cmbwlldery
to prrfrt:thin; figured watcrials can
have their --patterns outlined- In gold
or silver thread.- und the covers de
luxe eau be paluttsl with drllcate
sprays of flowers ur small fruit.
('1(t the material nearly 1111 inch
larger than 111.•' book- Wbeu 11 14 Olen
and In cutting anew for the bac!:
ple..' Now fold 1t over the cardboard
covers and stick downwith glee or
photograph paste and to -member to
meet' the material at Intervals, as It
Iles betti•r If (hie 1s doer,
When the covers are quote dry take
a parr! of silk or sarsenet end teen- it
carefully' around the ted ,'s of the
cover und where the cardboard ends
at the back piers Pttt(•h the eareeuet
right through very neatly to the outer
'material. Yuu must now• put a Mere
of rlbtou to the top and bottom of
the back piece Ito tie thrungb the mid-
dle of the burl; ,overdo, a0d you can
edge all orotund sIth oarruw silk cord
If desired. -
Plllow (-over.
The pillow cover In the Ibluetratlon
has a design of nasturtiums In nil their'
exgnl.lte natural shading and no .4(0111.1
only be attempted by ',killed fingers.
The material 14 deep cram heavy satin
cloth, with a euuveutiolfol' border lu
rILLOW eeveR.
golden browns and greens. forming n
Charming background for the pprey of
flowers, pale yellow shading to deep
orange. and the tender green of the
eaves and stems.
WHAT A GIRL LIKES.
Gels
am 1111114 For 1' onna Men
Who May IIs 1'utmled.
A fan.
A muff. •
A good p titre. rj .
A luind8Onu belt.
A pair of g1 're.
One of (Luse ncely antlgne neek-
laces,
Olwrn glasses, If le Imen't any.
Ilutirina: she can't 1 9'e too many.
One of tbuio long be pine to fasten
her sell.
((ne of those eurioua 1 tae oriental
ch:lrtne for her clualn.
.hick for her desk, or, m vise, the
desk itself, If she hasn't one.
A hook reek, a b okaheir, or a xtok•
ease. neeording to the extent 'o her
book 1.11114.4s.
A little dog of blue 1)100(1 pedlgn'
or nn Angora eat, If she like.; animals,
A handeonle parasol; the sun will
Rhine next mummer.
A jewel hoz of one degree, from
burnt wood up to eat gloat* and gold:
neene nceotding to her (nate, Or jew-
els if She 111 gny, or pretty (Men frivol-
ities if she must economizes
Ever Have Cramps?
Kin.I, of fierce to he 51661 op in a
knot at midnight ht with cramps.
KeepNerviline handy. T.'n drops quiet
crimps instantly. 1'ael oceneinnnlly,
Nersilinc prevent(* thin trouble en-
tirely. Pros' Stratford. tont., Wm.
iiee w•filP": "Nothing 1 know of
wl givea,irh quirk relief to .'rltmp4.
en , or pain in the 9Mmnch, n' Net-
t -Hine. If you feel equestnimh .or sick,
juIt`ten dtnpe of Ners•iline in water
and you're well nett minute." Think
of the protection and comfort Con-
tained in a;Mc. Indite of Nervlline and
get it today.
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i1:1111F RIUII ONTA It1(>!
IN ARCTIC WILDS.
Belleville Member el Northwest Mount-
ed Police Tells Interesting Stdry of
Wonders of the North Country.
constable John Phillips of the North-
West \IoUnted Police has teeently bm.l9
In Belleville. Out„ visiting hls parents.
Sir, and Mrs. Norman Phillips. He has
Just returned (null a two years' ex•
peditIon to the aretle Ocean, whero
the party visited Herschel Island and
outer northern points. They unly,.;aaw
OM. 9511110 resident during their aa.J,.uria
lit the north -a Seutchu:aa nonmed
Pirtle who tura been stationed at .'ort
S1cl'herson for over 40 years as a Hud-
son Buy agent. fort McPherson Is 100
miles south of the Aretie Owean' tint}
the meet northerly dints"n jtay post.
The agent, who Is :u:u'rl• 41 to an 1.:s4141l-
11%aux woman. has un Interesting f.un-
Ily of 13 children,
- Constable Phillipe says the Oevern-
meut' sends In mall overland tr nn
Dawson once a },,,r. one of their
party received 3;9 letters in un,' mal'.
Dogs Alone Used.
That 4111)/ 11191(1111 of transportation In
the far north Is by dogs. A horse Is
unknown.' A go. k! dog Is 59011h '1130-
1`our dog. %%Iii drat- a maul and from
three to four hundred pounds, :lomat
any ilistaue.•. 'Traveling overland 1.
hop except during the winter.
lila party went In from 1?dnnton, a
illslance'of _,u.,o 1.11164 front 1,111 point.
Toe rou11?ry, h.• s:1ys. Is rich In .4,0a%
c..I,prr. lead, gas, nib •1•t.•, (•.1110 .•1
h,4. n11m•ral5 are (194','•'•1 1111 the
surfae.•, foal In ab.m41:u...ne-
tL•.•1 aloes Ile 1..,61. ' .1. th,• 11 1.11„ , _: .
Itivrr. ' • ref t • . n I , !..'c,. 4,.. ,t
Ttnnlloe t •- , •r 1 ,.1,
•\lark, u'...•Itil. r i n .I 11....I6a� ,•, -
Ing skywards 1 , • at 11.1(1:. 1
the III l.,•: -:a1.1 is •.1 1,,.•11 burnhu; l'.•'
/ (91'' it Many t' .. -
High and Low Temperature,
The teinper:.tur•••dulim; the• wiser
'.an as low as fl d.:pe.A, 1041.@' a••ro.
'4d 111 tae 1.nuun•'t 1t w'e11 or 114111 as
11. At foe... h1•I 1'l.e1.1 the summer
.ettpetat tire Is .49'•.1( ar.uln.l 0') de -
;revs ab 19'8 a• r :.lain. s ton-
Inuausl:: for six 04.1 s at a .trete'',
suceeeded by the some duration '.f
wall-dJrl:ne+s•, during which time the
sun I,i not >is•n a, :6611. 'I'h.• mri•n•s :u,,
1:"iainl:11'x. uud . . 9! ::re cal'„I .,!r
by cameos ousel, . a,u ru••' e• ., r-. : o
tt7��e' us gu,.11 len ,� .t. Jo'�4 - 66'9'. :,i1 C 11
(tad se Int. t' ., r, , , . I
The D,tcr Bit.
1.. Cal
- a fete .. .9 1 1 , „-1't
1111 the 111_:. 9
PollA, Lan(-
Us L40t4s n': , I i.9 t'1 1.
of a huge pl'k, t. 1 1'. , 1,
ot Fay 1'8(U•e, Chan '••'I t.. ,1, ,..,, 1,i
UndSU:161 slgtit a: a. 4 . I • ., i;, I.
boat up uu '11166 1 ` 1.-1 „I,.,
an-IPnthUsla411.• 14.11• I I. i.1.I, •'\111.1111,4 119.'
k r.ulgu ph,•tloweuon In 14119 11w/1)1er:
The big eagle s•.5• -9p„1 0.159'11 un the
lnIirfa,e of the w:ter anti 1111eed lir
talons deeply 'in the pickerel, 514i.1,
Implanted to .199 so heavy toast 1..
eagle could not 1.1.:1: It up. but, on 1 .1
other. Maud. 0104 drawn Willer the .�.
fare 91(44 .1. owned. Th,•'t,iek.•r, i pi, .
ably died of Its 911J Ur1•d. and the II- 11
and bird wets- (5:.411•'41 Gebel, u few
days la',•r. The 1.I,•ker.'1 s,a• a Is•:u:-
ciul .pe.iurue ur ane time. U':1,, uml
Mr, list .cues v. gold h.n•e na'lghed
Cluxe to 11(1.•etl1' 11111,1s.
Tilt ks AI', November 15th, .1906 5
Useful Christmas Gifts Keep Your Feet
Made by Deft fingers
Had Crean] Next Day.
Thos Is a story that Is being told
anent the ree.•nt ' 11S('lo.ureat' re local
u41k supply. says The Tor•nto 11'orld.
Avery mild wra.v11:1 clergytn.in hal
for some lime been alsple.hie.l 0:ill 111.
quality of the Mek sei4',1 h1441leogtlr he �'letermined to 1. 1,
sIth his milkman for sU4';'.(.1 ,
weak stun. He t, '•.111:
"I'9'.• heel 0 .-. , I
garl 1.1 the L
I.
"P. >Ir 1.11 . ❑u-0cr, d th.
d '
9 rely n . ' 1 . -s." .• .ntioU. d th.
199 , I r.. milk I -.r �.
.,,'y, and u,•,
sesempassell
111: wowan who dopk'14de upon
her own skillful fingers to meet
the ('hrlklines denuutds that
way be Wilde upon her will du
well to copy some: of the very uttruc-
til'e c•uahluur here de -itchiest
First thorn _je the
porcupine plmcuethlml,.
which Is easily Made
and generally :Winfred.
The vaudy'ktd 'einem
Is worked in tate pret-
ty colors of single ]tor -
1118 wool or lilosclle on
a pleee of rather lino
o:uty:l. live Inches lung
b-9' w•von Inches wide.
A little bag is made of
ordinary cotton mate-
rial like u bolster and
sttufftd with bran. This
1s ruverrd with the
worked canvas, the
iglu" Ik'lug hidden by
aewing over it a piece.
of narrow riblwal nue
nod a half yards lung.
Ends are tied together
to form a hiauging
loop, us shown lu' 11-
Inntrntun, Little bows
-ofribbon are sewed
at each end of the bol-
ster to maks. a neat
(r .
1■ Thlu sot
The avernge magazine le a literary
swill barrel, and the Halal 9rhu cvndnet4
It eujoye no ncqualutauce with real
literature or he would not Weems hie
position. To know literature would
dest•
roy hoe taste ter trash, and trash
Is what he has to purvey in order to
retain his constituency. - Chicago
Chronicle
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our Offer for 1907. 1
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'.• :1(c pleases] 1.. lit• able to :alnenll.'.- Il I9•.
`1 `` new :d of fie Iwvi.11 lle .11 s141..41 il. :es
of 'roti•: X.% 1, by whish I11.•y i,r,'ive
Two Papers for the Price of One.
Every snhs.ribes. who pays *LuIin ndv:uu)'
Kill
!week e '1'111: MI(:NA1. Ilnrou's Il•st 11110
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WEEKLY HERALD the crnnnope.litun week-
ly Which him 111:011' (411.•11 great strides in popular
favor within the lastfew years. All suu need to
do to ..c(•nre the I w4 papers for t h.• 1 sol Ilya i.. t
pay pr p(1)• 11) advance.
To New Subscribers
see- w' ill sen.] THE SI(4N.t1. for the hllnnce of
nMai flee. of elm,ge
N'e wan) Y111' as a reader of THE Sit:NAI,
during the coining year.
Send yeur.11l.i•riplion to
Vanatter & Robertson,
The Sie-nal,
Goderich, Ont.
P. S. Be sure to read THE SIGNAL'S new se -Bal
"BE Ji' RLY OF GRAUSTARK.' It is a gcod one.
lululuullbuuul�lli1u141iuu1u11uuuulluw►ululNlululu
tnnr r'
many I n I I e , 9 .
use of such .9 . I h - I ill
ahn.,•t . xtin••; through 11:,• t.l,.,.• of
tnngtunlit I ,n.
\1 r. I'hIUll•P ray`; the r•'.'lin I -.1.9' -
late beyond 4.••,.:.:..: loll. two 1.1 a lo• • .
%lona pyrle s.a
••' oat lay t1(• .hull .-1
Pnllre easing eel...* Ihroe,h flu• nee-
nntnnP of their -.nrnun 11:1.'•• .
('nn4ta6L' 1'h:',I;•4 'Neal 1'1 "71:9'1 th„
Boer ranlpelen 1•i :'..nett .lei '•, and la
a boy of whom all Hen ••..limns 1(r•
proud.
Newfoundland and Canada.
Canndiana wit '. 4re to be pat11nt1,
(and win der_ ry-1"1 can .111 no m'r•.
patriot!, Ihing ' , .lays t',an 1" en'-
t;vale +a knov 1 • of Newfoundland.
The union of N•' foundlan.l and ,•an -
n4:1 would b.• .+ .,41 thing for h •4 It.
but ft must be a in;•.,, ba= -'I on matted
under,tan.ling. 11 s'ana.11an•+ 59 1(U'')
spend to .r.• of !1,'- i' holidays there they
Would he 111s-1 <+',' ; hi 1419.-wrt: of
reaching n goo.4 0o'ter.l.ln.liu.; on both
Pld,.:, T161, Ir •• l9' 1-o•.11,1 no ttlth
the gnr.tlon of 1:o; 9'5...1 9 „an11nI1111.:t-
tlon. ('nnada Is I.; •el! ,,,I,t Newf0lytl-
talltr4 ncarlst Ile ;rhb',r, old, lcllh g•••:1
11llway and si .1911=1:ip connr.•tlons.
0111 come Inde.' --'4 n.o', and tr. I,
and In.reased .l ire f'r ..',r-- r
'ewfoun*Il end Is a, yet.a land -r ex-
t etive Industrie'. and these al,.ng but
few linea. The I s-111pmenl of menu -
feet' Ing in the Alt:T.11On, Provinr',M.
wall th s provide work for the flslu•r-
men of Newfon„ Itaod In the-wlnier
and twin_ ahon1 a el,ra.•r bond of un-
ion than a •thine r • contd. In 111'4
eunn..tion e :"91. J•'l.Il ' 4N. afound -
land) Herald n•:''.< of the piosp.''4'
for the emnIng • i,,).•r In :1 way (9111,•4
shows how Imp. ':a:nit e'a aaJ.a mi..lit
Apem
1(P to the ol'�ooluny, and w!I.It
danger there Is of ' e treed w '1('k be -
Ing nulitfled by the tluencr ..1 Ile.
Eastern (tateq, It says 'eosins; t,1 th'e
Pusp.•n4I,,n of some of ,• no: thein
.nine, rind the Int•'ndPd peag•' of
Rome of tho prin.'iIll saw -19 114 In the
interior this fall, there 501
hundreds of men thrown e, f etn-
Ttnmr
1(t
Y s t h ,u h
and thm Wormers
g
mine* will absinth a goodly number It
IR dnuhtful If they will hI'P room for
all whet are seeking work and the r t
may have to migrate. to Sydney 0: the
Eastern States for the winter, to pr,-
cure lucrative occuratiln. it Is feared
4,114*..
OUR BANK FAILURES.
List of Canadian Institutions That Have
Gone ta the Wall.
Sinee ('onfrd„ra1lon. there hall! nein
no 1.•, than eighteen suspensions of
chartered bank, In Canada, but only a
few of them have berm at all 5y161,-
9pr'ad h' their .'nest., and !Wally all
have p111d their depositors in full. 1.:4 -
coot In the ea.:, of the St,rtanle•r
thank, the 1(•.t.• -holder, wee.. paid in
full. and the r,•or.1 of 111e p.•re••ntag,•r
paid the ,l '''•it,r, 19 119 follows:
15)19-I'oim1,1.01al ]tank of Xew
itrnlswlek. Depositors paid In full, -
1.;: --flank of Acadia, -
1.7_-31•tu.1,.ttart Itnnk of \hlntr.'a1.
1),'poeilorte pall In full.
1979--111••,hanb's' It:mk of Stuntreal.
Th•pus!tor4 paid S; 1-9 per rent.
19;v (•ou oll.l.,1141 flank of S1nnt-
r,;:al. 1'.-I.,.-19,,rs paid In full,
1971' Keit: or Liverpool, N. S.
1'5;9 SI:id.,..o, Hank of 'l,Juehee.
1)";. -'Iter+ paid In full,
1979.--l:xrh:leg'• 1Iink of ('anadn. Be.
psnor•. pa 141 661-5 per rent.
IS 79 \I:'rlthne blank, ftt, ,Bohn, N. 11,
I)•p'•sltors (4:11.1 106-111 per emit.
ass; IMel,,.4 Hank, N. K. Depositors
111,1 un full.
Is'; -If London, London, tint,
1' -'.•••hots 'alit In full,
1999-I')d."sal 'tank. 1)'positers pal 1
in frill.
1499-Tlank of Prince Rdward
1 119--4'.'nlrner•ci.al (tank of \Innitol,,,.
1'• po.•It.r. paid In full. •
19)•, ILoom.. 4111 People. Tlepnr'II'n'9
pal 1 1-( i,e•r ren'.,
19914 Itnnqu.• 1'iitr-', tnrlm, Thq'.'9jtor4
pa' pent, t0 dat.•. ..
19id0. i"-]taernkr4f Yarm .nth, '1n Ilgnl•
dath n.
9'.r )
n •,ran Rank. in Ile nNinUon.
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Imp„shoes In the ('entre? I(ank 1.(,t
a fraction of a fury rent. amounting nb-
tot.l to ',UT, (ea thous,n,l dollars, het
.•von z1114 10966 might hoc.' been averted
If le„ expensive litigation had '-1' lIr•
reel.
The Federal flank eln.ai lip Ila nm•
coltnts with open doors, elthnn(h this
%lin n
1(l R P n
Only m d p a661Mr through the
*mien of the other hanks, who took
ever the :meets at a liberal reduetien.
The pn9ttlon in whleh the Ontarin
Bank finds Itself ba in many rmepe•'t'
a similar one to that of the Federal
Sank In 1SSS.
IIANGINO PIN-
heads protrudin
•Dale l'ashloa.
Very quaint .Bud ---undo, le the
Dutch p1ucushiou, cupl.sl exactly from
one used ha the laud of dikes :ld
w•Indwillt, This pretty nrtiel, st:auls
about els Inches high, although It may
to made of any size. The (nine -work formed of right pieces of cardboard,
coverts: with slid and neatly newel
together lit licentiates shape. Another
xeetiou ,pf silk covered cardboard 14
Rew',d at 111, bottom, 111111 the tare 11
111150 with bran or cotton batting tight-
ly packed. A bran stuffed cushion la
11 , Dry and Warm
I :\t this season of the year you should have
something on your feet to l.e'p then] dry and warm.
\% a hate a large assortment of good enable '
felt and - felt -lined Shoes and can supply the wants. •
of everyone in these' hues at tho lowest- possible
price -
RUBBERS
RUBBERS and OVERSHOES
IllRubbers and (),..hoes vee aro 'irepare(1 to
'give's'ldti the best fitting and the best wearing goods
that can be procured front the loading manufacturers.
agents fat• -- -
1;;erlin, 1lerchants, anal . Canadian Rubbers.
Repairing.
Downing & MacVicar
nubile Ping are stuck T H E.
1n ut ec•.'ry point ut
the 1•audykes, the
g ingot haulf uu ouch.
FIRST SIGN OF A COLD
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1111.11•e t.1biuc is a1 111.• beginning.
LACK CH.CRR%' COUGH BALSAM
WILL CURE YOUR COUGH.
eel ler hake a l td.• 11t the euutln.•neenwitt. 't\'.•
:,arante.• 11 :and ',fund the emetics 1,4 ally. n.•
444 Natirlli•.I,
25ce a Bottle.
DUNLOP, THE DRUGGIST.
BEDFORD I:LOCK, GODERiCH.
XI 4 4 11 .8nl; 'I'll V. e., (.111 II1:.
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'UTCU PINCUNHtUN.
deftly fitted into the top, and the
, whole la tlulshed down the lk•taur w•Itla
flue curd. A Waistband. us 1t Iver.',
114 put around the ....liter of the
enshiou. (11d f:!shiuu.•,1 blit.• nod white
checkerboard silk is the 111194latest Ma-
terial to ase, with the to' cllrh(uu of a
hurulullziug blue velvet. 11 •
Pretty New Opera Inti.
T1lelre is u 11,55- Idea In au pera bug
that I4_uot at ull difficult of uustrue-
tluu, and, 1f there ore. any ha .home
or dafuty bits of silt: ur rill u on
band, it will fort next to not lug.
The very hest fouudatiu)1 wunld ler be
stiff covers und bark of en - ..1.1 hook
Int reuuviug the leans. Both .sive
and back on ,'119. nide sLould be 'Wall,',
eim.r d with baud,. • r4hbu' or bro-
cade. This is for the uul.id.'. Beside
the to%.•re 9hmukl have ..11 pocket un
each, wadi' full and shirred at the
opening. Int., one ,g'N'(4 the 14atl'dk,r-
chlef. Tb, tier eere4 as a vanity
hag. ('brd r ribbon handles are LOW
Mewed on, hen it 14 ready for the op-
era glasses, or, rather, the bug for
tlnu1. tilt a strip of c;H'dlk'ard the
length and width of the glasses, thee
Raw a p1e•e•uf silk all aronud it, form-
ing a hug and tucking a heading at the
top, rent 11rdraw strings and pull up to
close. The hag le then set into the em% -
en., the cardboard being firmly glued
duwu to the back of the hook, whim('
the haves 111•1(•. Altogether It be the
most eonvoulmnt ertiel, of its kind that
has. been seen and 1s as dainty 114
powµlbl,, Safe rose pink and silver bro-
mide or at pretty pier! of pompadour
rihhien for the outside and a hit of 'oft,
glOMsy silk for the pa•k,1M end hag ecs-
talnly suggest a thing of Is•uuty,
1lanalaa Plnt'ashlna.
A clever wouwn ban einitri'ed n pin•
cushion from the effective brass ornn-
menta, that often adorn cart horses'
martingale' and are polished and kept
bright with so, nlnrh• pride by the
1i'ORCUPINR PIN('VnllION.
teamster. Thio ornament festoons ha
n nail in the wall, and from It lhpendl
a trio of small book gimped ln4hinnr,
r•u h of a contrasting Odor, with rib-
bons to match. 71as! seeks arm stud-
ded rempx'.•tivety with black, white and
colored plus.
must Pf necessity be lasting in
order to eucee.o.fully weather
the storms of business life.
The 1o1/1.aT (Try St -soiree
& Swat oast:. C'Otl,F(;g Irains
y.+ung melt and young' women
t. 'take Minor 1x0%1114(119 which
reenI1 ..lay IcaeI to po.i:ion4
of resk'.'itsiily and trust, T110
'foundation i9 secure. -Blur
students go up, not down. We
are unable 161 snig9ly the demand
for our students. • \t'hy? Be-
. cail.c IUi,ine%9 ellen recn4nile
1h..' superior training they
r.•c.•IS e.
Write for our business and
46,reh:uwl booklet ; i1' 1 face.
S. -I I term: Septcmhcr till
jnn , in,
1. W WESTERVELT
Penal+1.
T C 4. Bldg
London.
Resign from the Worry Cluh.
Life i.:1 r(lsh, but we ran'I :all get •
(here 1''r.'th1•r. 111 eonseipti 1(r.. wW
worry 66.11 help ilk Iw•,ali.e III se.
ars' 0.•;11, 5ilnlll) 1. Mn 1(t 1111 11171'
111.7.1'., 1(,a slcyinyc pPrwrr left. 1'111
'.1(t tan• wort•% plot. :7111 1.1,911 1(p•
tart. Eerrozitte. help you. 11'...a merit
.Ieen.rthettitig. nutritive 111111e. hihs
the 1,11,1111 with 11'1/ti, .applies hlli1 lillg
11111 i t W11 9e1' worn -tint ar ens K.• r
•t.
ales the .ort of c'itelity 111ntnmkes
1.1111 want 1r1 do tieing-. NO mediritie
• helpf,d for amen, es-gro 'n rale)
0111111 1•11 Who 111.1.11 strength end stay- I
ing fPrw'er. Try Fen -ozone, :OS.. oxer,
tats at all dealers.
Wif
The plan Who Cares
about Ila p,'r.s nlal appearance finds it necessary to
have his clothes matter to order. Any tailor can
make cloth N. for you hut,
, N.
14/1
give you si tart, styli:,h, well finished gar-
rnetits that the others can't
N'CI1 imitate.
FRANK H. MARTIN.
-I•IIE 'I'AIi.OR.
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CHEER
Nothing just as good as those celebrated
Good Cheer
RANGES AND HEATERS
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For baking;-, cooking, heating, looks and
economy in fuel. Every stove warrant-
ed a perfect worker. A full line
of those splendid •
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Esther C
Ranges
alway , on hand. - - CaII aad see us.
W. R. PIIvDER
Colborne St. Nest Bank of Commerce Phone tee.
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