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Xews of the F2i3trict.
Dr. Ferguson, Hensel!, ha" mold lair
Iwrt)• and goodwill to Dr. Aiken -
h, of Loudon.
Samuel Stitt, of Lesiinry, ha" sold
thea Mr�of Price for $3,'300.41 a halt seers
James Paterson, wbo recently sold
hie fern[ on the sLondon deto mouth road lianas!!
Hlvc4fleld,
with his family.
George OoIemen`mofW� Stanley,
tom the
k to
himself • wife
:hath ult. The Indy of his choice was
Miss Wallets., of Lucknow.
Dr. Clarence Ilial, who has been as-
te
as been
siding Dr, (.unit, of Clinton,[ n,
appointed house surgeon of the New
York hospital for • term of two years.
Wedding hell. rang uierrlly,,t the
home of Mr. and Mn, llbrbard
Quance, of Exeter. on Wednesday of
last week, when their daughter, Lil-
liso Maude, became the bride of Wil -
Watchmaking, etc.
HALSEY PARK
WATCIIMARRR, JRWSI.LRR. ()MTILIAN.
South Nide of Square, Uoderlob. Oat.
gesM-
Civil Engineering =-
VAUGHAN M. ROBERTS, CiVIL
and Hydraulic Engineer, Ontario lard
Surveyor.
Oa3o, -McLean Block, Ooderlch, Boras.
Montreal street. Telephone 137.
Irenesetung Mineral Water
THE GODERICH MINERAL WA-
TER CO.. manufacturer of '•Mone.e
tune." are prepared to denser to any Wert of
the town Be fast Ginger Ale in pints end
quarts. also Mineral V. ,ter 1•e three sire.i
pnU, pPas and quarts., Seltzer VS A0, and
Rouble Reda. These goods am mode from
natural mineral water. and are therefore free
from e11 Iuepuhtle.. 1'. 1.. WALTIIN Mau
seer' '!'hone Yat
trek
1 ',FitED E. COOK. TE %CHER OF
1'lanopla7lnt. Theory. Ilartgony and
, ounterpolnL Pupil. prepared for examine
tIons of Toronto Conservatory or Music. Apply
,t Thoro.ou. Mu4c. torr or r.-•idenee of Mr
1'Poems Pennington. Riede .1 rept.. Ood.rich_
Mondays In Clinton. at re.iden. c of Mr. Alex.
Mackenzie. Ontario street.
SIC CLASSES. -I AM FILE-
R PARED to receive pupils fur lessons In
11 L"pl�j(t,ro and theory. also time Burrow(. musical
{t1t,dergerten u.ethod for young children.
Terms and ether Information Inas be bed at
Thormson s music store. Ooderch. EMM A f A.
ANDREWS
A. ROY ADAMS
Turkmen or Pismo
Studio to Thank of Montreal Block.
Medical
URS. EMMERSON & TURNBULL.
A. T. gro(omer., M. 1).
W 8. IURNBUL. M. B.
Oakes Hamilton Street Phone 103.
IN. F.m mOpe� • 81. (Jeores + church, 'phone 183.
Dr. Turnbull's residence, Montreal street
Southwest of Public Library. 'Phone 1101.
I)R. W. F. UALLOW, M. 13.
One(. Colleens crest, next door to Sorer
sign Beak. Telephone.. - (Mee. 121 ; house.
R. F. J. R. FOR$TEIt--EYE. EAR
Nose and Throat only, Stratford. Ont.
Ouse surgeon New York Ophthanste and
Aural
oyInstitute
nd tT Throat ttHospital, lUo de.M..M nwre. and
Itoyal London (Yphthnlmle tMooreneld Eye)
Ho.pltal London. F -n``. 1 )Tae Albert street,
Stratford, opposite Windsor hotel. Hours :
Ply am. 7.1 am. 71 0.m_ Telephone 1117
Legal
T L KILLORAN, BARRISTER.
sJ a alk ltor. notary. etc. 11011., to tend et
lowest rates. omo.s-North Street, Ood.rich
Mem Signal ()Seen. In Seaford' 1.terdare
and Mondays,
G. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRIS-
1.TER, +elleltor, notary public 0alnss-
mllton Street Ooderlch. [!lard door from
Square.
DROUDFOOT, HAYS & HLAIR
barrister., eonctter., notaries public pn •
Wolin the Maritime ('ourt..tn. (Mier, rv.t sire
Square, nett door ('. A. Nalre'e grocery, lM
Tata funds to lend at lOws�.ett rates of In
W. PR)UDFooT. K. C. R. C. HAYS. O.
--
DICKINSON & OARICOW, BAR-
RISTERS. attorney*, solicitors. etc.
Ooderlcb. Stoney to lend at lowest rates. E
L DICKINSON. CHARLES °ARROW. LLB
111.O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER.
Omoe. Hamilton ret erich notary
Insurance. Loans. to.
VOUNO & ROBERTSON, REAL
Estate and !neurone Agent... Real eo-
tat. for ,..1. or to let. Propertlee handled In
an part of the town and county. Fire and
3.liniment*. money to loan etc.
TORN W. CRAiUIE, LIFE. FiRE
f and accident Insurance. Agent for leedlna
mutual and stock companion. Insurance In all
lines effected on beet pian" and et lowest rotes.
('all at office, norner West Street and Square
or eddrer J. W. CRAIOIE., Uoderich. Ont.
Tele Avenel*
McKILLOP MUTUAL FiRE IN -
SC R A N C E C o. -Farm and isolated
town property insured. n P. O
()doer -J. R. Mclean. !'res.. Kit 1e
T. Fraser Vice -Pres.. Fit arrneld 1'. 0.
Thoma" C [days. Soo. Trout, S..forth P. 0
Director -Wm. Chesney. Scaforth : John
O. Grieve, Winthropp(Moore
wood l
ies ie, I Jame. Kees, Beech-
wood John watt, Oarlock : Thea. Fraser,
Brumfield : John H. McLean. Kippen : Jae,
Connolly, 1' ilntnn.
J. W. Yeo. Holmesrille, agent for West
Horan. Policy holder. can pAy amassment".
ds
and get their Darrooelamassment".et Tozer k
Reown'n. Clinton, or at 1t H. Crays grocery.
Kiernan street, Oode,lch.
SBAYITG PLRLOZ
{�I1AViNG AND HAIR -DRESSING
Ll PARLORS. - Thebeet place In town.
tlF,aaTrt'o7�.�
nt
Pt and ce Goold baths clean
W 11. and
1)A V I8•
British Kxehenge Hotel Block Isuooemor to
Jae. FrlWey).
D?MOP.
BLOCK BA `OP.
-Toth well-known and popular +tend
offer Its patrons the best sere ire In shoving.
hair -cutting, eke., etc. adtei shampooing ,e
'�ptoeemrIalty. Only skilled hands etnplored.
Yourpatronage will be apprectale,l. H. H.
DOER MICPt. 1 mprtetor.
marriage Lioenses
WALTER E. KELLY
OODERICH, ONT.
Watehmaker, Jeweller end Optictan.
Issuer of Marriage Lloensee.
vir LANE, ISSUER OF MARRI-
s AOR licenses. Oodertoke Oat.
Ancttoneering
THOMGUNDRY, LIVE STOCK
Rtreetn ggarnerkl where he willbefound et all 011108r3 ontl'ab
nwe
when not erying. lee. Termse reasonahle end
emery effort nod to errs you reJetsctlon.
Phonate
GEORGE BECKETT
Oessral Asctieeeer.
Nose System of Ticked and Catalogue.
OFFiCE, HAMILTON ST.
P. O. reel re;
liam Nelson Clarke, a prosperoue
young agriculturist of Cleburne. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E.
A. Fear.
Mise Violet M. Allan, second daugh-
ter of the late C. Allan, formerly of
Kgulondville, wits recently married in
Harrow,, Seek., to John 1. Green, is
'Winnipeg.
O. F. Yuuggblut, Hensen, ham die
posed of his shoe hueineee to Robert
Drysdale, who takes posyewlort next
mouth. Mr. Ynnggq¢hlut u'td family
will reside at WAtel•too.
OBSTINATE FACE SORES
.Refused to Close for Four Years -Zara.
Buk Healed Them Inside Two
Weeks.
Have you some eruption, or sore, or
ulcer or wound, on any part of your
body which has hitherto refuse] to
close, no matter how treated ? If so,
that Is • carie for Zaui-ltuk,' the Kiva
herbed balm. The herbal saps 111141
essences in this balm are so powetfnl
f that they can heal the wont cases of
chrenie sorry, ulcers, blood nobs oo and
skin diseases. Here ate proofs of
this
Mr.. W. 11. Taylor, of North flay,
Out., says : '•I had A scaly spot as
big as a Ion -cent piece on my fuer. I
Met it for four years. end hardly a
night during that time wept by but 1
applied cold (Teem or some ointment
or other, but it would alwe%s be
Word hes been received of the
death et her home in St. Thomas, Da-
kota, of Mts. Frank Jones. a former
resident of Clinton. and a *hater u
Charles Copp, of that town.
Two Hrueselm young ladled. Miser
Margaret and !'earl Banker. were
seriously affected Icy coal gas oue
night recently. They wen• restored
to coneciouallese with some difficulty.
Miss Margaret Jsmiee on, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J,uuu, Jamieson. of
Hannah, N. D., formerly of Bruee•
Held. was neoeutly married in St. Paul
to Dr. J. J. Corry, of Ant/mites Color-
ado. •
Clinton has organized a dramatic
club with Dr. Gum' ad honorary presi-
dent. The faith has rented rooms and
i0 rehearsing Richard 111, with it view
to playing it some time during the
winter.
Jonathan Brown, late of Holmes -
villa, has establiehod A new• indoatry
in ClinIau, having 10331'110d an up -to
date electric grebe chopping and
grinding outfit on hie premises adjac-
ent to the electric plant.
The Sssfortb Newe of-
tells of a young hopeful Of the public
school in that town who, when aokiel
last week to name the Governor-Gen-
eral _ aIL-tQauetle. replied jubilantly,
"M. Y. McLean."
The trustee► of Crtnbrook public
school have re-engaged H. 1). Ainley
as principal for the cowing year and
have secured Miss Lizzie McKay, a
former teacher in the school, for the
junior department.
Two important hotel changes have
taken place at Kincardine, W. It.
Brick bas sold the Queen'rr hotel -bug*.
nese to Joseph White. of Barrie,
and has purchased the Royal hotel,
building and bu,iuees, trout Mr..
Jennings.
The lois' option petition in Monis
township has Ieeen )laced in the
hands of the towniillip coil and a
vote will no d.,ubt 1, taken et the
next umioieipal elections. There ;are
two hotele in the township. one at
Walton and the other at lIelgrave,
Rev. C. E. Jeakins, B. A., H. D.,
was formally inducted into the rec-
torehip•of St. Paul's church. Wing -
ham. on Wednesday, the 21th uh.
The l'AIAMouy sea, performed by
Bishop %Villiams,'3of London, assisted
by• clergymen freer neighboring
osrishes.
In the sessions at Toronto last week
two trice hills were returned against
Narcissi. M. Cant in, charged with pier-
ury. The cases are in cnnnectiun
with certain transactions in land at
St. Joseph. Pending the settlement
of a civil action no time was wet for
the trial.
The 'marriage of Miss Stella Kath-
leen Spackman, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J. Spackman, of
Toronto, formerly of Exeter, to
Elgin Graham Johnston, of the Queers
City. was solemnized in St. Paul's
church. Toronto, en Tuesday, the 27th
ult. Miss Cont Fowell, of Exeter.
acted as bridesmaid..
T. A. Mille, of Wingham, has pre-
sented the parish club of St. Paul's
church with a dee.l of the old Con-
gregational church, which they re-
cently purchased at a heavy liability.
The bedding will are fitted up for re-
(tvatioh and literary purposesiand will
be known as "Mitts Memorial 11a11,"
in honor of the generous donor.
After prolonged and painful illness
of cancer Nile Catherine %Vhltely, of
Clinton, passed away on Friday. the
3(kb ult. Deceased, who' was an her
fif.y-,izth year, elan daughter of the
late %Villiam Whitely. of Tucker -
smith. She taught school for some
yeers. but of late had lived retired.
llhe is survived by fort' sisters, three
of whore reside in Clinton.
On Wednesday. the 4th lint., Rev.
S. A. Carrier. of Orland Bend,
launched on the sea of matrimony two
popular young people of Exeter, in
the persons of Frederick O. White
and Miss Matilda Heirling, daughter
of Andrew lieirling, .rf Dvhwood.
The hsppv couple will remain in Ex-
eter until the spring, when they will
take up their residence on the groom's
tarot near (brand Bend.
At the good old age of eighty-seven
years Mrs. Thome., Thomas, one of
the pioneers ('1 Tuckeramith, passed
away at the home of her nephew, On-
slow Crich, of Clinton. on Sunday, the
let inst. Deceased, who WAN a native
of England, came to Canada with the
other members of the Crich family
in the year 1Ri7 and settled in the
township, where she resided continu-
ously until her removal to Clinton
four yearsa/(s. Deceased sees thrice
tnerried, her last partner having pre -
dee eased her a quarter of a century.
She had no children and was the last
of a family of six brothers amu three
sister,.
Clinton Bowlers Entertained.
The inentiwrs of the Clinton bowl-
ing chit) to the number of about sixty
were entertained by the president.
W. Ja(k40n, at his home one night
last week. The prizes won by the dif-
ferent rinks and players during the
season were presented and with rnnsic,
song And story a very pleasant even-
ing WAS spent.
Clinton's Waterworks System.
After considerable difficulty the
eccond waterworks well At Clinton
has been completed at n depth of 34t0
feet. and excellent water secured.
The town has now two ,eight -inch
wells betted, and ready for pumping
as soon as the eyetem is finished. The
work of laying the mains will no
doubt be the next step, and tenders
tor this work will be received by the
rotmcil.
Former St. Helens Pastor.
Rev. Robert Lenek, for many years
Presbyterian minister Al St. Helens,
county of Huron, ,lied et his residence
at Pnrkdele on Saturday, the 31st
fall. The funeral took place from his
late reeidence, 21 Maynard avenue.
Parkdele, and WAR very largely at-
tended by the Presbyterian clergy
and many city Mende. All his family
were present. The deceased leaves A
widow, a daughter of the Intl. Thomas
McCrae, of "Janefleld Farm," fittelpph,
three sons and two daughters. as fol-
lows : Alfred P. Leask, Chicago : Dr.
Thos. Mart. Leask, Moomejew, Meek..
And 1). MPi1. Leask. PArkdale, *041
Misses Jean and Marjorie.
there. 1 recently applied Zulu -Bilk,
and in little over 0 week's tints the
h spot had cheap eared completely.'
Mrs. S. J. tiuldeu, of 343 %Vest
Hannah street, Hamilton, says :
"My little girl hull a running sore on
her leg which defied all treatment. 1,
applied 'Latp-fiuk and in about a
week's time the wound was closed.
t have found Z4111 Bilk just as gond
tar other skin troubles and injuries."
Mr. J. H. Hamilton. of Thornbury,
says : •'A friend of mine hell an
obstinate sore on her temple. It had
been trextet< .oaf( r,r twice by N doc-
tor, and would heal up for a short
time, lett would break out a;fein-
Zam-Bak healed it permanently, and
it shows no sign whatever of return -
in ;'
Lam -Bilk is a sure cure for all akin
_ diseases and injuries, each 144 cuts,
burns, bruises. eczemia, psoriasis,
ulcers, scalp sores, cold mores, chipped
hands, itch, rashes, tetter. feet. scree,
ere. Itisalso au unequalled ewhro-
catirin, an 3'Ulfwd well iutn parte
affected Cures rheumatism, eclat jet',
neuralgia, rola on chest. ete. All
druggists and retnleN sell at SOc. a box,
ar post -tree froti Zlusilat CTi I't.
onto, upon receipt of pi'ce.
A Taft Story.
They tett a storyin thio et the fleet
alleged difference between \ Senator
Furak,r and Judge Taft. It to the
effect that Ferakri% las judge mf the
Superior Court in Cincinnati. was an-
noyed
n-
t edb
n y y an a•ticle which '!'aft, ase a
reporter for The Commercial Tribune.
had written. Foraker. according to
the story, sent word to the Co, iner-
'lie! Tribune office to ,isk if Taft had
written the article. Taft stent back
word that be had, and Foraker,' so the
yarn gees. iutmodlietely hunted the
messenger tack with these words :
"If 1 lied you. here I'd step your
face !"
'•Tell the Judge." Tuft is said to
have retorted to the messenger, "to
remain where he is and 1'11 he there in
a minute."
The fact of the matt er is, though,
that Senator Foraker says that the
yarn is A pure L►brieation and that are
much incident ever occurred.
HP who reform. himself has done
in re toward. reforming the puldic
than a crowd of noisy speaker[.
MAKE i!II' YOURSELF.
Says Many Persons Here. Can Be Made
Happy Again by Using It.
Thele is so much rheumatism" here
in our neighborhood now that the fel
lowing advice will -be -highly appre-
ciated by those who suffer :
(.et Prow any good pharmacy one-
half ounce fluid extract d lelion,
one ounce Compound Kermit), three
ounces of compound split) sarsapa-
rilla. Shake these well in A bottle and
take in teaspoonful dose, after each
meat and et bedtime : also drink
plenty of good water.
It is claimed that there are few a'ic-
ttms (rf tbts'dread and torturous dig -
ease who fall to find ready relief in
this simple home-anede 'mixture, and
in most cases a permanent. cure is t ho
result.
This simp:c recipe is said to
Mt eengthen and cleanse the eliminative
tissues of the kidneys so that they can
filter and strain from the blood and
system the poisons. acid, and waste
'ratter. which cause not only t•heuwa.
elm, but numerous other diseavte.
Every nein or Woman here who feels
that their kidneys are not healthy and
net ice. or who suffer from any Mrutary
trouhie whatever, she Id not hesitate
to make up this '1ixto$, 1w it is cer-
tain to do much good, ,amay save
Sten from mush- r ering
after while.
(hie home t ntgglat4 say-tt1Ty will
either supply the ingredient. or unix
the preemption ready to take 11,uur
readers ask them.
An EnterteenIn' body.
Sir Archibald Geikie, the distin-
gulahed geologist. tells a good story
against himself in his "Scottish rte '
iscences." "I was quite sore you had
been in nur neighborhood," a friend
said to Sit' Archibald. "1 met the old
fernier of O-, who had a strange tele
totelime. •Doti, Mr. Call beset.' he
began, 'i ran 1143.00" the queerest body
the ither day. As 1 [vis corrin' by the
head of the clengh 1 thncht i heard n
wheen tinkers qusrrelin', but wbao I
lookit soon there wee ae wee stout
man. Whiles he was chappin' the rock
w1' a hammer, whiles he WW1 wtitin'
in R book, whiles fetehin wi' the
thorns, and misen'in'- them fora' that
was bad. When he cont' up free the
burn. hire and me bed a large confab.
Dot ! h( tell't rue a' about t he etane..
and hoo they showed that Scotland
was aur like liregnlend, moored in
ice. A very enterteeniu' body, Mr.
Caithcart, but -an awfu'. awtu'
leear.' "
No Time to Lose. •
Those who ha4. not vet ordered
The Family Herald a til Weekly Star
of Montreatfor next year ehou(d do
so at once. it in said there is a bigger
Hush of subscriptions than ever this
year, and the publisher( ale earnestly
urging their present NnMeribers to
renew at once before. the December
and January rush. A new eerie.. of
short stories ie to commence next
week, and these alone are con.ldered
to be worth the whsle year's subscrip-
tion. At one dollar ft year no better
investment can be made than hy or-
dering The Family Herald and Weekly
Star for 19tVi.
The Best Going.
We have meds' clubbing nrange•
menta with The Farmer's Advncfte
and Home Magazine, of London. Ont..
and are Able to make a price of 112.3.1
for The Signal and The Frtrmer'. Ad-
vocate, the best agrirulttrel and
home paper on this continent.
"Corel night," he whispered pna-
eionately, at the front door, "good
night, good night, good night, oral
-- ' "Excuse me,' mild an elderly
ham voice over the 'Allister, "but it's
been good morning for the bud two
hours, i thought you'd like to knew,"
Old Betty "Did ye hoer. Sand),
hoo Mr. Hrsoonn is gittin' an ?"
Sandy --- "1 heard he took a relapse
this mamba'." , Old Betty 1nilIt a
sight - "Weel, Weel, 1 hope i1'11 dee
the pair soul guide, bat i tae nese
faith in the new medicines,"
i--
arm ane
Garden
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MODERN GRANARY.
A Practical and Economical Building
For Storing Corn, Wheat and Oats.
Some writers tell us that the aver-
age farmer annually- loses, one -twen-
tieth of his entire crops from the lack
of proper buildings In which to store'
them and bold them for profitable
d b w
prices.
While the writer cannot vouch for
the above statement, he does know
that an Improvement In the usual
storehouse for grain. etc., on the aver-
age farm is not only desirable, but
very necessary if the farmer would
save to himself the profits on his prosl-
1yMONT or OWANAIIr.
nets that now go into the pockets of
the grain speculator.
\ The illustration shows a plan of a
unary for corn, wheat, oats and
er`grala built along practical lilies, and
wherever built it has proverb entirely
satisfactory. The twain feature of this
bowie ,,is the 'lower floor. The outer
walls aro boarded- or sided up tight,
contrary to,Jdi(lusual manner of build-
ing a corncrib. The house sits about
three feet above the ground on oak or
cement Ix)ata as flu builder Iuay .de-
sire. The (lode of the crib is built of
1 by 4 inch or 'I Inch elate placed
one and a half Inches apart. The inte-
rior wall, 1. built\ In the same way.
This allows a free circulation of aur at
nil times, but keeps out all rain and
snow. This, with the elevated floor.
makes It entirely rat and weather proof.
The driveway walls are boarded solid
from the floor down to\the ground.
This allows the hogs and, poultry to
pick up any cont that may f1 through.
It Is said that corn held Ice h a crib
not only brings a better price, ut that
it does not lose to weight the same as
corn held In the usual manner.
The crib is 28 by 40 feet on the
'PHONE
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IN THE NEW MANTLE SECTION
Some Hosiery
Ladies blat•k ('.uh ere HC se, exceeding fine inake• tl•;;ulsr..3 c, for
25c per pair. '
the Laenitia diose at ill v pair is the best flail Dollar !lose in lb.
trade.
Sew our spec ai heavy Wohted Hose, all sizes. one prin.., 25c, extra-
ordinary value.
McCall Padangandasinator- k•
In our uew.unaotle room we
are stowing 'sada. very stllart
new coatkincbufir,g the New
1lirtet.it Coat. fashion's latest
style.
We have never sold eo Many
mantles las we bare de)ne the
last few days, Our stuck is still
wail t,t,.iorted, but we w01114 ad•
vise an early inape+alon so as to
pet a bettor choice.
Ladles' Semi -fitting Coats from
$5 75. - -
i • • I', C o at t in the newest
styles, reasonably priced.
We have just passed into
stock another eonsignuledt of our
famed Drank in ('3.3(0, elan some
new btyips in Inlnnt,: Headweat•,
The Family Underwear,_
1'h.• cold weather is now here
and there hes been a brisk de-
lunnd for warmer under g;at-
Ments. Nes. ' before were tar No
[well WITS/fed to Meet the de-
mand cif our ninny customers
with Underwear for
ladies- gents and Ch:tdren.
Specials for This Week.
McCALL
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With a little diplomacy any wo-
man C0)1 induce Iter 8n"hand to bur
her a new het. All she has to do is
to visit Itis office arrayed in one of ht'r
own make.
Mi11ar's Scotch Store
You can see Gin Phis cu ing your Kidneys
(lin Pillaturn tho urine Br-i7F,. A few bears tor starting to take Gin
Flus for Eidecyy or Bladder Trouble, you will a • tico that the urine has
changed color, You Hee far yonrseltthat Gin Pillsh • e reached tho spot and
have et:artcd tocure. 1t won't bit many hours more un you }'LEL that they
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bdc. a box; 6 for
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LIG 3 CHEMICAL CO.
ITEO, TORONTO
y mad. by 711.
Co., Ween.peg
Ise
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G. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER
AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Furniture and Underluk batt warerooln.,
-" ""-weAd .ids Square,
• 'PHONE : Store19. Ooderlck
ltesldenos 173
Night call,: At residence, Si William
-Sar "tat.
Ij.OEY&SON
--1118 LEADINO-
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carlully alte,.ocd to at HIJ
beers. night or day
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"CORRECT ENGLISH
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'JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER, Editor.
PARTIAL..COMTENT8
Queries and Answers.
hall and Will : Should and Would;
flow to Lae '1'hemn.
P enunciations (Century Dictionary).
Cu ct English in the Home.
Cor t English in the School.
What o Say and What Not to Say.
Course Grammar.
Course in Letter Writing and
I'unctu ion.I
Business t . glish for the Huskies,
Man.
Compound W , s; How toWriteTbetn,
Studies in Eng tib Literature.
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CORRECT E GLISH,
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a rune view,.
ground and twelve feet to the eaves.
The upper flour will hold severat hun-
dred bushels of Email grain, and the
two corn -rile. 8 toy 40 feet will hold a
large amount of corn.
Sliding doors are provided at either
end, nod a large ventilating window In
the opposite gable ventilates the entire
building. The driveway Is used a part
of the season for Cann implements. -
Ferro and ltnnch.
Car. of Apple Illkes.
Apple tars do, le.'0 ,n a fertile clayey
.loam or "abate oak" soil and on n
southeastern slope. Varieties should
Le chorea which are known to be
hardy fh _the .!yea dlty',-_--Inforwatlon
mar be obtained from the state experi-
ment stations in' nearly every state.
The trees should not be planted
closer then twenty-four feet each wry.
Dirt should be well packed abont their
roots and cultivation practiced for sev-
eral yenrs.
Between the trees crops of potatoes
or smell fruits may be grown. Clean
culture Ie essential to prevent Infection
by Ineeets and fungous dlaras's. The
trees should be watched cnrefully for
borers, which eat In the trunk. These
can be dug out with a knife or killed
jay poking a wire Into the aperture.
IIIPTire trees give hest satl.fnctlon when
heeded low, so careful pruning 1e es-
sential It 1s well to see that the
trunk 4 shaded on the southwest by
n healtify limb, which will prevent sun
scald.
When the tree Is coming into bearing
spraying with parts green or bordeaux
mixture 1s recommended- This should
be done after the blossoms fall and
again three weeks- Iateo._ Mgt treat -
molt Vita [meds of -the codling moth
and ktr'pe fungi in check.
Oenveous.
"This is a folne country,'Brsdgetr
exclaimed Norah, who had but recent-
ly nrrlved in the United States. "Sure,
It's generous everybody Is. 1 naked at
the iostoflire absent sindin' money to
me mither, end the young man tells
me i can get n money order for $10 for
10 touts! 'Think of that now!" -Youth's
Companion.
TWe ty_five years ago it was difficult to
sell spring vheat flour for pastry at any price.
People 'dn't want it -they 1k -ere using
soft, winter % eat flour, and saw no reason
for changing.
•
But hard .wheat flour was persistently .
pushed and prejudice has been overcome_
,The ;women tried it,\..ucceeded with it anti
appreciated it. -To -da hard wheat flour is
the favorite for pastrya %yell as for bread.
The floiir that is dol Ig the most for
the .reputation Of+ hard whest tlour is the
brand known a i
Ogi1 ,(se's Royal Household
it is hard wh.t:.at flour atits best-.-Inil led
by modern methods, retaining all of the
good of the wheat and none of the bad
it is without an equal for every kind o
baking in Yvhich [lour is used.
Taub --to vour grocer about it -if he
isn't enthu;iai.tic it's only because he isn't
informed.
'PHONE 15 4
When yyon want
THE BK14T
(Warehouse) / cr. West
1 and Yard" 1 ., . -t and
at Dock \8 asrk
ALL KINDS OF COALA
ALWAYS ON HAND
MrAit foal weighed on the market rales ,
where you get '1,000 lbs. for 11 ton,
W/VM. LEE,
''Orders left at C. C. LEE'S ole dware Blore
soot aide Square, promptly attended to.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Llmlt.a,
MONTREAL.
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PSYCHINE SAVED THIS LADY'S LIFE
1/
This atatement is no fiction, for Mrs. L. Garside resides at 509 York Street. London.
Ont., and to use her own words is: "Always happy to reply to anxious enquirers and let
them know what PSYCHINE has done for me.'
Four years ago, Mrs. Garside wrote: "Your remedy, PSYCHINE, did wonders for me.
1 wits about 28 or 30 veers of age when 1 took your treatment I was in consumption and
the very hest doctors told me there was nothing else that could he done, (this was 20 years
11 so as ■ last hope 1 gave ymtr remedies a trial. From the first this case most wonder-
ful success. PSYCHINE certainly gave me new lunge, and 1 honestly believe PS'CHINE'
saved my life."
Writing four years after under date August 7, 1908, Mrs. Garside says : "My state-
ment still holds good. my lungs never troubled me after your treatment which I took
after being told there was no hope."
PSYCHINE, nr. Sloct:m's great ilealth Remedy, is known everywhere as Nature's
Greatest Tonic, building up the entire system not only rendering it proof against these
terrible germ and other diseases. that art so deadly in their Operation, but It is the sworn
and deadly foe of the germs and the diseases themselves. Bacilli, or disease germs, can-
not Ilse in the system with PSYCHINE. Send for FREE TRIA1. BOTTLE. Set coupon.
All druggists
and dealers
sell PSY
CH1NE,
50c &S1.00
bottle.
Mr.e, L.GAFZ8IDL".I
TAI.ioepneentities imam TIhIAL
tte�one FREE TRIAL COtiPoiv.
PDTT1.Enf Ps,ehlne.
Fo o to Dr. T. A. Kea m, Wglted,Sps.
Alas Ave . Toronto. Address
ST OF TONICS FOR PtAUtt AND ENIAtiY
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
ny
ittven Mnnitoha. S&skatnumbered' hewan andon'Alberta,
Nxroppling"lanot wvro
.l.'adod by anyand I er,on, who eI. thcd,etsoleay hbe hoof e-
ead a
fanny, or any male over la year of arra, to the
extent of oue-quarter section of let scree, more
or less.
Appllent ion for entry mna be made In penton
by pptirnnt t a unn.
ur Suthebb a11genc) far11t ho 1i1)ostrleini.•t Inon 1whicdh t hAgents Inn
dY
I. silent... F:ntry by proxy nifty, hews, sr, be
male at en Agrteey nn certain conditions by
the father, mother. son, daughter, brother Or
st-ter of an Intending homeso,uter.
The home.ten H 3 'mored to perform the
hem...teed duti node. one of the following
Omni
71) At lea.t sir months' r'estdenese neon and
oetluvatioo of the land In each year for three
year.
lit A hum.'-teaeler may, if he so desirm, pet'
fora( the r,'g1nirt•d roddence.1113le. by living on
faring lard ownrd solely by him, not les. than
eighty Ma acres In extent, In the vicinity of hie
homestmut. Joint ownorshlp In land will not
"1"1
regaroneent-
(7r if thethus fnlhlrr nor mother the tither Inde
sensed) of a homesteader ham ennnnent tai
derma on !ermine Inns owned solely by bIm
not lees than ctghty 18n WIWI in extent, 1n the
vlcinit 7 M the homestead, or upon a hatttet oed
entered for by Mm to the vieintty, snch home•
.tender may perform hie own r,.ldsnoe duties
by Irving with the father for mother).
Th"vtnlnity' In thtwo preoedln
pnrhgNIraepht.erm I. dcaned n., rumeour not mot
than Mee mile. In a dhoct line, ovclusiveof Um
width eft road &newaatxn (towed In the
meaenlemah4
eM An homesto.4or Intending to perform bis
erwidenee dirt le. Ire ee1OMano0 with th-• Amy..
while living with parents or on farming I • I
named hy himself tuns( rtotlf, the agent for the
d etrit'i of .nch 1nt.ntlo,L
R1. mnnth.' nntles In wrlt.lea mn.t toeg1 vin
VI On I nntnNlssloner of Dominion lends at
Ottawa of Inte•.tine tettpply for pn'nn4
Ilepnty of the Minister of the Infester.
N.H. 1' nail t horised public*, inn of thin ad-
vertisement will not be paid for.