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Jt•pc ty INIu • • THE 13Ii:NAxt• GODERICH ONTAl:IU District News -DUNGANNON, • ', A.NM3A IuN Ill NIIsI', Lt't'K- t%_ ryilw -. tt1 n`)1se yeti 141 rt,'••}} 1'hul•.• dq) New Ietl ..t)• tai este..tins r'(.Irnannr- • ►onmu, he' ter dawn 14•4'. 1'rut .' a And bridge wick. *Il .thus a nut t,al.•, non breakublv., purllon. 1vhi.•h passed lhlutlgh.1his N.H.--\ollbt11.1Na\ • lite vow.%ui'kmach till,. gr o n Ainnd•ay *ftriiinon,• cam_ better done w tin. dental wior -u4ure WM- t•r rd to its hist 1•tMtin Mare tiny uu/s- Innert,•III,n,•+fitdome: the Nur...utorIcow- )' g1 1,0•• .hh. for the wuiert. dal 4eulailte of role of l'olbornr s well- j(U'Ii'F..--THE LO&'AL AGENCYktinwleiliten, as the deceased was one e: I,tuarsanee for The s goal i-, t the 1'o-+- '1 1 he dr -I . if n, •t ' 1 tie 111 st-child No, vtbni• hot.. oiled ?'a!pa vi)' .L!It•, N1.'to 114114 ttl ('•'I►u,rne township. 11•* had mol o -sill t hen. et tum .•.It Ini.m tel I44•e11 lilt su1!.I$I 1.v * lung liter. tt•rtt>1ng Mot 1.,11 .nark :1111',. 1 .I. N11) h•' '+-10444441ae040401104'100tVw 14.*sine. flit! 'it toted .hart' le-eri a blest ed'tr- .4I11�Ii.Av, .luue'•;;h, ' 1*.s.ie,t,, herr his final 11411 heifer. 41a.ItE)4iuTr. Thr i..11otlni¢'is .4 IlI'.luxo'Inte \T ►stout' -That * the It•IHnl of S. S. No. \;, .\.)1)11.111, f141711,e e1.1I I. M111111r11 •'t 1 '.)llk.)'lle alt. hot 't lie ln11nt11141'I4y. `ul•••-illoidl•t„t t4w141 n ,1 slnotl, but men or 111111 with 11• I t. sof' .1111, it Il. tl',1l4 .44 441st • inert,' 1 \- 1\''111, 1I 11 '••. 11 ,�' !thank' 1 i, 1iiI4id Nb -1 r,,••. ii. 1\ • ♦'4,n,..V night, 4111,11 he whole, mhose, ` I uJ•ty Cool., (40,;)1,•K,..,/ e, NON, • •.t ihem with 111,-11 ..tellite. taupe.. \f+iizc. 11rt•11,a N••ttir. .l r. IV. .Ilhvc.mit aitelt,i;ll. Aril torr• up 4111' - }ll 11s11.2.). '4I,-,rll,•1ur't. 11 iveyWay elo044II4 . tliat the c,nulian%'s mru• _ Maize. (tryille 1''1'1'1 . Sr. -IH -%%11- 1,.,,l. 111.1 iyut "-own. ough the tltil- lant.MayJr. Ill. \lrlyillo• 1'ullwrt ' tt 1% Mei. had )t si;110#1111 'roll.' 41.1.• 411 l brstl•t:_ Ihu11iL• yt�- 11.\\'\Ilio lie ground.110. Wt414'h'theil intet...t14 - 11.-16•. .I1; 11. It'11t,lie M,Keurie, • he w•us powerless Iyrret•enl the ..ort; Hoy ('ovule Ji.' Pt. II. 'Alma Ft t......3t dist fuel ion. .rs-lt was a ca.... ..•t.gr• . 3.1aly t'ettte. N'. Pt. I.- Attalla! 'Kit-' Man against fifty. or Unite. It is a lough, 4' 1IIIer Nlehsds• n. • Jr. 1't. I1..'pit y 4Ihr• ('141141, y hint not gone aluatt u+tic 1..41 1'Itl:rrs:E. Ktpla To.wi"r. 111:11u1rr, as it- as 10.011 a great waste Those Ilial k.•.I • At e•Ir almrlll f..a ,.1 1 and Illo4le\' to carry oil this one 01 11414 14iI i;.u. ' • -vet ill guerilla termini... and it is about 1•Ian.. the matter was settled, once for 'LOTHIAN. ...11. one war or the .ithol•. As it 1 ' the very ,uillia1v manner in which • lune Ittb. I the councilmen have tried - to carry $4141st• Itv-'11 r. TIM 114 owi,I isf the• dee has•disgusted a (;.i114 tuahy the 11 purl of S h No. 7. AshIi*'14 fi .i' i 14. 11)11. will) 111111 now had no very the tnuntli of May. Sime. 11.104' ill' friendly ferlin4 fol• thy railway, and unlet of merit : IV. Kenneth Hen lets things stand now our pr•aerluf com- ders in John McKeilh. Hob„MeEeith, I tenuity threaten* to become a stonily .Ethel MrKeith. Janet Ititrhir, 1►14urlilat republic. • DUNLOP: ' • . '\west v, June 7th. -UR L. rj.: Plaint t ttukx. -1'f a fun- eral of the late Peter, Covent. Or i+hrlr- Hogan. Jr: 1V.-Kei..' Mraay. tkl: 1'1,1+..... 41- 1.-1-4,-.4*. J'•' 1yr1 11,' 1. liugime, olive N1eKeil11. Elsie Barge. • Earl SW41111. Eva' 11.4:111. .1l.,itr*14 ('.oke. sr II: --Jennie ,Iallh.trn. I:raltaw NL Nay, \Liv Stein.. Jr. II. --elf the., n.tlnetiongaeg.ihe-rugntrrr and the hr, they of th.• 01.114Rry of the ‘Vest- •sh..re itailway (Company arrived ill one village in, out itis • - hlle w'it it, ha +'Pal• light on the .414)04. Who is responsible for 111 ' vu•Ixl' of the !NW!' •f►f•F.. ilw-1«.1111--}►swo thtotigh kb in this ulanueet.. • KINGSBRIDGE. TINE . PRICES ARC LOW., WE I knun ..lout se emit I•.14.44: Ne 104114 h.ite r1, rilhir u ...Id by .101) 1-1: Tint . the why it Roes at .a.•h ,nidi. u(.ai- !whet. Iaitht now t - I le- ate b. tau, hot 11 hen 1114. sae l> 4111 QI CI'. Xu ..m.1 4.. tie -.Mi. If you t.af 11 141w. • P. .4 .y l'!a' IN. I<wo-brl lg".. .. • ,Flu i +4nattier eorre•eondeat.l' • 1V tit r Tut: )I.trrKK a -Last RNt- u4 .4y waning 411441111 111 .;:.lock- the netts -rich chief .4 pol•..e. the foreman ST. AUGUASTINE. Tee.MAY. June -7th. Jorrt•Ixu41,-Mrs, Joseph ltirhatdson, of ', oilstock, is visiting her brother, Hubert ►.'Allister, at present . John Boyle and Ambrose Brophy left fast., Tuesday fair a trip out \Vest. They II 1'0 going to Calgary Rah. H«b... hi. Pi. 1 Nein. .Ir. 1't 11 -Alex. N1.•N.y,'i4'ellntgtr4 &lender•on. Se. O. I. -- •1 11.0 Mein, Th; 'ntas 110.... Holy liil.11.11%, tl.tltn 4iiiI11101 JI'. -Pt. •1. 1. tuts �srge, it R •tat%Tst`aTdT'.,nkl , EAST WAWANOSH. Nir ousts, Jun.' Illi. Robert Thompson ' and William Hingler'a+r.' will ktl$ 1111,1 Ile g1 11110i at plesen!. - The Auho n rilcult\ will hold -1 heir annual gar.Irn Malty nn the parsonage - law.. 1.11 Jive I:o. Retoeinbe.r the date. • V*.. are pleased to hear tied -David Chalptlre ie improving 41,11 hope to bear ,d• his being' vitae to be about . '.in soon. • Jyhn 'h.rL urs, of Auburn, is visiting at %Vitt. '\'hump -em's \1r. Porter, of G,*ki-ich, was 111 this vicinity this week working in the• intyttras of the ' li,.lrrich Telephotos('.l.•' Quite a uumlwt of farmers 1111• putting tlfil 'phon.a. in, . ...it 11imilwr of the went- Iwr., of the Ride little Ito sed out last Friday AnJ'bunt the shelter at- the range.'I'hry�iit►•r anxiously awaiting the cuu(1110 IN the rifles: as .they avant a lew, days' •pot before haying time. THE Ttt E. l'H \)Ise:v.--Thr re- mains of the 1x11• E. tvat•t1 4'11amne" wen. interred in litre lilt replete.). I.urkhow, host Ste' witty **Rete 11on, to the presets..., of a great hu11lbee of sun OA tog fi irhds a n.l 11•Ltt ivex. Rev. .I. It: Marti, of Auburn, coodticted `the set'vicet at the house Alla Rey. S. H. .%toyer. of tit. Helves. conduetel., them at the Kt HY.•. A very it trrltected resident. of ♦V«sr \\ NN'arNlah. Irl the .ilrrson 141 F;dwatnl'Cho IIln«v, 4.44.444-41 away on Thursday, .111114 14e was. in hi. lift -Mil. vent'. - •- . PORT' ALBERT. re:sttAv.. one . 1• ;'.•Letts, - 1''. twin n \ 1.11.4 FIK IN T1117 Mite. fent M'• liwirkias, of Wingharu. is standing a week with her sister, •tris: \Vols' tir'vy . Mi• Tdlni.41 Me. (tee is home fi iltll "Seaf,rth•ial a short visit to her pai'rnts..... \iiss 1►unl,ai sad Mies Cote are visiting' with the fortuer', '...trio Nits. T. .11414.1, of Hr, u'«Ilei! . \\',n, Gray.is attend- ing the Synod of, London t bis week. toe w'A. 4) '114'1114011 i.- d• 11•010 11' 11, 1 '114 i.t .•i,• '^.•1i rr)t*r• eg at loo,. ... Messrs. John.11)1) and Fuller, -.4 l l.i tow'nsh.i,, neer transient visit, t•• in this burg .ilev,'.I. S. !larches. of J,.1ch41i.h,,wiU emeluet 4401411".'': io `•t. .Andrew's rhuri'lt next' Sutt.hiy :It :t Jrl.it•k "% - is r typo. around - 'bete attended Goodly''. hoist toile 141 (1.•11.6101 on WI•dtu••4ioy: As the' }..rather woes 4414 dt•agreertlilr the fanner. 1•/uk n ,half -11141 illsy... Joint Inver 441.1 rho.. I'itlto. of Gow- rie, . trent 'it 1••w days last week at the , home of Mr: hires Wanl`.' limy - den h'.. 11•t.11-101 froln n 44'.1-' lloll t' nil 1 . s.v 11)11. Mr. Ho6g a Hog -trainer. . John Hogg. of Carrick, has a hunch of •lrainw! hogs. When Mr. Hogg jt.ws to the piggery to feed tht hogs Kr cracks a whip and the hogs color in from the yard and stand in a row with their hacks to the feel, which he huts it. the trough, then goes and -gets the water auul , 1113xea it up. All, the time this proceeding is ' g on not x hug steps ,,,it of line. When the feed is ready, he annnunces•'ainut•r and the h..-4 march to the troth. -Mildmay SHEPPARDTON. \\'KnNK$1)t,, Jobe lith. U� ATH tn•• 1'1•-1.1•:ttli lt1414N. -On Satur- lily -Inns 4thd h an 1 eau+e Its - of messenger of pettee,,*n '1'r eese the spirit of Peter Breen. who haul passed many long yea►•s of intense Buttering. Mr. Green, the youngest sun rif 11r• 141 its have your order born. and Mrs. 1green, was fit.. your May 1st, 1)411., in in Perthshire, Scotland, is Rheumatism of this face Uric Acid left in the blood by disordered kidneys lodges along the nerve which branches from the eye over the farrhead,and across the cheek to the side of the nose. The cause is the same as in all Rheumatism- disordered Kidney,. The cure is like- wise the same- Dodd's Kidney Pills and when only six weeks of age his patents brought hitt to this country. the voyage. by sailing vessel. Iastiog six weeks. 'Most of hii life was spent in Coll orne township, gild "memories sweet • f tnert•ies done will shrine 'big malar ill Memory's light," for when illness ,Ind death entered the homes of his friends he w...I....vs ready to render kind hlelp and tender sym- pathy. and he was held in high e.- term. On January 31st.,ltlfl,'he mar- ried Miss Janet Ken, who through many severe bereavements anis tt•iai'. without •tour le.. complain?, hitt "love with a "le that hopes and ruder end is pal ietlr',"' pi.*v.' t herself a hclft- ►caret is -tits infest srn.e of the wo14. In cat -Mirror her hhsl•und through his long illus* she had the efficient help of their d!yor0d daughter; Miss Bella, who w144 untiring in her efforts to soothe the pain• her father endured. and whose rhr.,lful nature brightened many days. Mr. Green wan+ a n1en1• Iwr of the Presbyterian church and in polities was a staunch Liberal. 4idPs his wife. he is survived by throe children : David \V.. of Toronto ; Oat in, of Gltdrt'ich. and Tisa Hells, at home ; also three sialers : "Mrs. Mor- ris, of orris,nf Colborne ; Mn.. Johnson, of St. Thonia*, and MI's. Ander*on, of Brantford. In the absence of Mr. Rutherford, Hew. .1. Hamilton, of G«h•Yieh. Honk charge of the funeral services at the house and grave. A.. lot go nt het: of friends attended- the tnnrt•*1 un \tuna;+)! when the body was laid 14 I•ert in Colh•;t'ne aenlPtery. The pzll•i.earer, were: - AUBURN. \VrnniE4UAv, .1 One Mth. - NtlTra.---Next., Stblt'tt11 is to la. the nr1v40►,111 4)1 iu11111•e set vies, in the l're.hytr)'ian chinch herr.- Two of the • (Yi•n..•t• II•u.tors ate 114 preach. lie%. S. Yrng, of (Clifford. in the morning. and 1 ev- Atex. \Ir\titian, of Nlimi111 .-__.itritrr ening . Mr-. NIeKPnzie. link, is i'dln•g her fedi',, \V--nl. 11.11. chill• O�ttt %VT'Ike! btuat , (irytul• Ynnpgl'liit bntl.ting nil Addition io his house. .Io n .Iolul•tuu is tv,nkin41 at time cement *Halal lett .. Jam,. 111.•1111)1•1'4 l if 4110 1101110 NIN'll•l y In site 1- ('uter i0 r,ii.ln41 `. 111.n.P •l his w..ktdnnre• that Iwr ' g.' Armrtling t•, prep 'ring to poi a .einent foundation pr,.-1rrangenmesit the rine ltiver'sori. LOCHALSH. M*NIIAY• June 11th. DIt1K1•.IYres.-Horace tlt•intyre. the Toronto Medical College, was vis- iting at. Donald Niel ntyre's Inst week` .. H,411, 411i•kso11..•nl of J44irn,.1.)ick- rllru, •140. 141•.,I* - City. 41,14004 honer. fruit' I'nrcul4tne.ln.t, week, alIet. an 4111 wrier 111 several, year.. 1tod. lo.iks hale -and hearty: . . We ate sort y to les. it that Hugh Ferguson is quite un- well, with •yt11ptonts of tr_vet4 11o;1.- for K e wed i• 1.ecovery. • Ah. runtpbrll. ...f the second rsion, in singing 1 hove Jaye the. +.raises of the land • r!14Tw I'hars'hs • Siei•et lh.• iwhutifhl lit•rr Nile. Annalg those 'whit. attended ,hr ...AN iers in \•Magid Preshvtettail church last Snn,leyi•wets the Nlisst•s 'Martha MIA F:I,zalwih' 1`Iwarda ltnd t.hr Misses Nradgr and 1.1111it1 Boyd. of 1;.441yri, h' It, 1 and son. 14f Ilrn-'..4., 111,• visiting at her brother's, John A FK.trsvitx.v. \'i-ur---la»t Wed• neselay evettieg the ‘shield Pr.'shy- teri 11, Guild wits "4.14.4 by the New Riopt, Young 0.1411* . v,a•ioI y. Owing ing 1.. the wet and stay k even 11141, nhnly members ..f the timid failed to it.Irnd, stinking probably that the fine River Summer Suit LEST MATERIAL LATEST y1'V LES FINE TAILORING The Tailor, r -Q 01111111.1111. a Lot of Left -overs I I . _ Quite • FROM OUR BIG TWO DAYS' SALE .. '' PARTICULARLY noticeable are the ends of Prints and Ginghams, a 'lett a Cotton and Linen Suiting Ends, all of which. will be offered at sale prices. i i. CORSETS. )rutty pairs .sf odd umbers ; of some we are dropping one-quarter off regular prices, HOSIERY Our hit? .for an Stocking (aides 8, �I.V;e;, tyt9A4 and la) are :laying a big sale. TANHOSE 1 -.'or lxips, girls.an11.laiies, it plain and ribs, tic to 25c, fast andseam1essl SKIRTS • • just a few now left of that 49c Black^Sateen Underskirt. No more when these are gone, at 4.4• . ► _ II •.DRESS GOODS REMNANTS at oh_ -quarter atilt one-half off.regular ; ri:es. From about two to six yards in a. piece. J. H. COLBORNE L-..0 111111111111111111111 i i J 11 litahalll. Th0 bell. 1V1441 widow and children hay, the sincere sympathy id; the rrtmu)llntt K, KINTAIL: Tt'Mau.t , ,lune 7111. F11itADE ONLY --EGGS ANI) boiler Yin nn tallow «411. Inn. e'er end. Ilei) lair. iW-h alit' pnalm'•1 w't1ile the p,dr,• 1- high. To nur,e..n i'n.tohom. we N ill Kiva 1'1 per ren?. 41+4411t rx.'. 't 011. .agar and tutat:ele. We brought b•trg,.ln. into your T� %illagr when we choir : •t•,d mow 011leaying Ire -�ettt- not our bu.ire.. • incited.. We thank yoll for your pa.t .patron• Kite and tom.) lieu ••r 1144) still IOU 1. a patron your trade: however.rna0, it will be *icor h. aapreeiale. - 44'.. will always' guarantee you 1.01.1-1 weight And ,'nnrt.'ou..-er%,er. If at anytime a Hoofer 1.. wton* we 4114-t that yon winrlway, :rifle .u. an °N{eel unity. to Make the %rinse right before doeidinit to deal eine-. M2.. ..("AN O("AN FVtt.•t 'TH1:. TIIK HI)•1•L•%It4N. -Our It'tle ('hili 144 in foil %wink. Several +nrrnlwr. Kee , proving thrm•elvr' to ht. hint close, shot*. It is hoped to pick a tears 40' eoIltrete in the county .h,M at Point FA1111 on Fri,lny next. NV,. are 1tA.k• ing forward. to seeing 414• Inurela rime toKintxil.• WOOL Benmiller Woollen Mills The U1dest-estabbshed Custom Md! in the County of 'Huron. As usual I shall be prepared to buy ind give the HIGHEST A•ASII PRICE FOlt WOOL, both washed and unwashed, or will exchange fur ply manufac- tured articles. - Yon will find a fine asegettitent of Tweeds of YHri011A up-to-date patternm als,i at 4144001 supply or BED BLANKETS, HORSE BLANKETS and YARNS 6f -various colors. The above goo.ls are guaran- teed to he pure wool and will give satisfaction. Jesse . Gledhill Benmilter• 4 „ Ne ------ '11 COAL Yard We beg to announceto the public that rebase opened up a coal yard across frorn the G. 1' K. Depot, and take this oppur- tunity of soliciting a share of your patronage. Our coal is guatanleed to b,• of the eery•beat quality and will be sold at the lowest priee c,.u- *iatent with good service. Terms Cash Phone o. Ladies' Skirts Goderich Coal Co. 1'..1 ll 141• E V%A-i, \1..1111);. •'' j will, .11)1 pit limner Mtn pont Vur-r• Mir p .ogle would not -how 1141, nn a; voldnl. of t. he *deet.i.we*thrr•e44ndit' .-But 111.• to ?• rn,.'did not recall, noon thstein-riot.stein-riot. stilt-iitlal 4,11,4it) „f4iw-\•ig or- i,In- PinePineK'..'i' organization. fur that. ousted• turned 14ut in full four to the ituhllwr of ro ut...'with the peculiar re - .1111 of mittm.niti.et 144 two to one the .,6.. „itis. .nnr. r it ._ . \i4.. Mann, - iv •.nett sob -eier •fryrf the tnretitt{; who had been %I -fling her I1r..tllor•;11_ 1111,1ye,Pie.ident 1-o11rtney. FAr.elb•nt law,'Itev..1. It. Nlan11, tehii•tte1 to her 4111.'1•. 444.44- lead by Miss 1"1'311eP).ntid 11,•,141 thin n,•,•k . The' telephone 44'4)441 '.41.11104 14114 411.1 siTeelieit wen• e4,,,)4 1404 AEP 14,14y • p4411nhWg 4,, .1- 111a.1.• by s • -r.1 thus present, \ etlre side owe into- the villous. 1}y the pt'•41;,thlr *till ph•as.,tnt eyenin41 w•,r '@bitty'.Ii•l.l., .'il in that hoe, we ex- 'tut' ' and it i+ !o Ire hnpr,l 411'41 the feed Ih,tt this will he the great. (proud 1 ins liiver nu -nib.'" will pay 9* an other visit in the near home, when. for thecamtiy, . . donh4l.'-., 4hdy will be welcomed tin - CARLOW. *ter'nlhre Omni, ia,•s Vire uplSt *neer. .1)'1'0) il'HI H(14. MT(►RE i••I►It Tits: \\'oMICN'.sIxturcr'TK.--_The ree- 111... sl„Idedrnn•ra1. ;o,d 114.-11 111:11 mewing of the Hinted \\'omen's 114 ',. i4 a 011.0, Mlo% r•rI. 1'41 r,. Institute took place last Weilneadav 'Itn•1i ,..it ht•,1p will ii:iv ns t.. for. nt the 41.1111 of \Iris. ,la•. Itolrll, ..wh- `rlryl- It I• I nu•ii)4 1 It ratokF a, ..ta ut-. 1 Itnthr put' i.. i H. 71.11,\h\-. 4144!t. This moeietV, under. the prer•i- \VsoNcl+H.tY..Inn(' lith. delh•v of Miss Jennie Mc\lurrhic.'11.e- N.rrlt*.' Spring htt..' 'Atte at Inst, resents n wide district, extending in -'wtiltral inrnler- a/,• length x 41)01441114 of hive mile*. from .owinfr Kintail to i,ortini.h, and that it is .till , .01te "11 "ver again, the see0 having 11111 of Tltality aha it.a yigni'nll4 con- rottd in lobe ,'' .,'.!' Req. Alex. anion wits shown ht• the fact that the '!tlar\It9tin, of \111141114, R former menifwra attended the meeting last maim. herr., will preach next SAIthath W.-,In.-.d*v to the numtwr of thirty, in Shift')•• Hill Presbrtelian church_ although the weather m'nditton* were The arra,tierments are well Il'* goo,' to h N'e money and, Hie things that money rim boy, bot good,14'11 good, too, to cheek 4.11 once in a while and mak.* sure you 11•von't lost the things that Inertly won't Iuty. -Arrah, voteit. lookin' very sail !" said Pat O Hooli*. h*n, hires.ing his friend I en is the other.d41y. -(11 1011 I_ sad,' re.-.n.l.d \loofa,' "(Wye lost 1 my motherits-law, 1 tell you it's lot -4 �• Wow-yaws'.'.s 4 ta.-in law)' '•Hard !"• Kelaiuiel 174t.. •'tt'gnitah !I . *1111,1,41 i4pos.ihlr !" e auspice. of t h.• W. F; 11. S. on Friday ey01teg next. A Brod program is be- ing provided It'. the first of the meas. on : everybody come and enenut*ge the ladies in the gond work meeting was taken til with +mein...s platters. relieved by. some recitations, vocal anti instrumental mud,. Mrs. Murdoch McKenzie and Mr.. John Griffin, Lake Shore road, were op - pointed delegates. to attend a coneen• tFl•.. veme44 Merrier*. -The meet- .loll which meet* tide month in the ing‘0f the'.;' *wilier* of -the ('nlbrrlle city of Guelph. It was resolvedthat municipal telephone system was held the next monthly nu. 'tlug would ke Oh Nil hrdav afternoon last, when by the form of a picnic in Lakeview P k, A ma orgy vote of the ettbscrihers 1.1 Kitrt*il, 4n haturday, June 2.1th. and a WAR deci.isitto i)n$'eed'tirith the buy- program committee shote appointed to Ing of supplies and emotion of the take charge of * meeting which will line. The conu11imihnere were given probably take place nn the evening of full power to go on with the work, the above-mentioned date, in the it is to he hoped the few wbn are op. town halt, Kintaih The regular eased will fall in line with the major- monthly meeting ((or Avilawill ty and all will go along smoothly and he held bn the fleet Wednesday of that every au►t*eriber get the heat possible month. *t the residence of Mrs. F, cervine. McDontild. f � e Si chognal for Remainder of 1910 for 50c. 11 FOR THAT TIRED FEELING ! \\'E MECUMMENO Nyal's Spring Tonic, Flood Purifier, and Sarsaparilla Three excellent preparations f1... 11140 in the spring season %%heti ,•Veryh..iv should take a tonic. H. C. _DUNL_OP, The Druggist, Bedford Block, - . - Goderich. S / edit! V • rue Now Offered ' Including newest styles in all the fashionable u material's for spring and %ouner weer. Skirls to slut everyone are herr, Meek rotor.'d, `vitt yin» in p. fee from $1.98 to =to oo, • Special value in Hie. k Voile Skirts at '$6.95 and S8 So, .ill needed 'changes 'node free. Ladies' Cloth Suits u'.' now reduced to dear. in . Ladies' Coats and Raincoats WE. RIP .h•.wit' sr the L••.• valor. and /111141 44 slyle.. JOHN STEAD Wear. F•,'- .n•l Chin*. Hamilton atrnt A1141:-P\)1' a furnace iboad_he aide to endure tr.moutou* heat ind to repel the ,.ttal'q.o) sulphur teases. -Thi materla1 t'omnonfy used Tor .. tire -pot \I* gray Iron, The Sunshine liee4-pet la Steel. • Now, avoiding technical t, roe, gray Ir•'n n what t11ay' he called -.pc 'through siert -..pen pores the destructive sulphur urn's :attack the Iron and sten dlslntcgratlun. ,on the other hand, Se ",•1 I-, '1 .•Lw,•-ur:.In, 1 m:1 terlal, With n -smooth -aa -*lass surface wl I,h nractlstilJv seals ` o.ttt to or "closes" up the pores. Semi - Steel easily repels the attacks of gas fumes and, thus greatly prolongs the life of the tire - pot. A Semi-Sleet6rApet weight in per cent: heat•ier"thgrt' Hie same .Lice and Vattern 1 RI'ay +iron. 11 is therefore better able' 14,11•/. to endure tremendous heat. Semi -Steel Is made by tin eA. Tesr;te ''mm Te1ry Process. You can only net 11 1t.'ml-steel flre•Iiot with a Millar,furnace. '1 .That is one *trine reIPon w•ity you should have p4e the Sunshine installed in your home. you many other reasons. Ask hlm. Remember. the Sunshine. le ettatiltlfeed. by the iargeet makers of furnaces In lititIshr Emptre, heat your home to .your entire satisfaction. 45 IMRE nv MClary's it Joie. N.B.. narnitton. Caloarr. Per Sala by W. RI PINDER Ooderich. KODAKS Films, Plates, Paper, Developers. A full line for the amateur. Demonstration given at any time for the benefit of our customers. R. R.SALLOWS RELIABILITY / A e O Our WCee./. -The. CN/n11 our gwegetittl i' "• department it. increasing, shows that the.. public ipmt)ciaies ..:, t•elitthility. '' OUR DRUGS . . ' al's the last that ninnry can buy. OUR CHECKING SYSTEM - Insures against mistake... Every piescripiion is checked .•, ., before Iraying the store. - - - • OUR EXPERIENCE Has been gained in some of.the biggest and t drug stores II. ' 1)utsrin. 1--- ' PRIG •' e - - --OUR Will be found to be as low as any. when You have, preacrjpti''n :firing it het... lVe never sub etitelte and carry ihP. bl est sss.nt stent of drugs in this part of Ontario. - F. J. BUTLAND, Druggist, Go(fe,►r►1, THE STORE THAT PLEAS+$' Ladies' Skirts Goderich Coal Co. 1'..1 ll 141• E V%A-i, \1..1111);. •'' j will, .11)1 pit limner Mtn pont Vur-r• Mir p .ogle would not -how 1141, nn a; voldnl. of t. he *deet.i.we*thrr•e44ndit' .-But 111.• to ?• rn,.'did not recall, noon thstein-riot.stein-riot. stilt-iitlal 4,11,4it) „f4iw-\•ig or- i,In- PinePineK'..'i' organization. fur that. ousted• turned 14ut in full four to the ituhllwr of ro ut...'with the peculiar re - .1111 of mittm.niti.et 144 two to one the .,6.. „itis. .nnr. r it ._ . \i4.. Mann, - iv •.nett sob -eier •fryrf the tnretitt{; who had been %I -fling her I1r..tllor•;11_ 1111,1ye,Pie.ident 1-o11rtney. FAr.elb•nt law,'Itev..1. It. Nlan11, tehii•tte1 to her 4111.'1•. 444.44- lead by Miss 1"1'311eP).ntid 11,•,141 thin n,•,•k . The' telephone 44'4)441 '.41.11104 14114 411.1 siTeelieit wen• e4,,,)4 1404 AEP 14,14y • p4411nhWg 4,, .1- 111a.1.• by s • -r.1 thus present, \ etlre side owe into- the villous. 1}y the pt'•41;,thlr *till ph•as.,tnt eyenin41 w•,r '@bitty'.Ii•l.l., .'il in that hoe, we ex- 'tut' ' and it i+ !o Ire hnpr,l 411'41 the feed Ih,tt this will he the great. (proud 1 ins liiver nu -nib.'" will pay 9* an other visit in the near home, when. for thecamtiy, . . donh4l.'-., 4hdy will be welcomed tin - CARLOW. *ter'nlhre Omni, ia,•s Vire uplSt *neer. .1)'1'0) il'HI H(14. MT(►RE i••I►It Tits: \\'oMICN'.sIxturcr'TK.--_The ree- 111... sl„Idedrnn•ra1. ;o,d 114.-11 111:11 mewing of the Hinted \\'omen's 114 ',. i4 a 011.0, Mlo% r•rI. 1'41 r,. Institute took place last Weilneadav 'Itn•1i ,..it ht•,1p will ii:iv ns t.. for. nt the 41.1111 of \Iris. ,la•. Itolrll, ..wh- `rlryl- It I• I nu•ii)4 1 It ratokF a, ..ta ut-. 1 Itnthr put' i.. i H. 71.11,\h\-. 4144!t. This moeietV, under. the prer•i- \VsoNcl+H.tY..Inn(' lith. delh•v of Miss Jennie Mc\lurrhic.'11.e- N.rrlt*.' Spring htt..' 'Atte at Inst, resents n wide district, extending in -'wtiltral inrnler- a/,• length x 41)01441114 of hive mile*. from .owinfr Kintail to i,ortini.h, and that it is .till , .01te "11 "ver again, the see0 having 11111 of Tltality aha it.a yigni'nll4 con- rottd in lobe ,'' .,'.!' Req. Alex. anion wits shown ht• the fact that the '!tlar\It9tin, of \111141114, R former menifwra attended the meeting last maim. herr., will preach next SAIthath W.-,In.-.d*v to the numtwr of thirty, in Shift')•• Hill Presbrtelian church_ although the weather m'nditton* were The arra,tierments are well Il'* goo,' to h N'e money and, Hie things that money rim boy, bot good,14'11 good, too, to cheek 4.11 once in a while and mak.* sure you 11•von't lost the things that Inertly won't Iuty. -Arrah, voteit. lookin' very sail !" said Pat O Hooli*. h*n, hires.ing his friend I en is the other.d41y. -(11 1011 I_ sad,' re.-.n.l.d \loofa,' "(Wye lost 1 my motherits-law, 1 tell you it's lot -4 �• Wow-yaws'.'.s 4 ta.-in law)' '•Hard !"• Kelaiuiel 174t.. •'tt'gnitah !I . *1111,1,41 i4pos.ihlr !" e auspice. of t h.• W. F; 11. S. on Friday ey01teg next. A Brod program is be- ing provided It'. the first of the meas. on : everybody come and enenut*ge the ladies in the gond work meeting was taken til with +mein...s platters. relieved by. some recitations, vocal anti instrumental mud,. Mrs. Murdoch McKenzie and Mr.. John Griffin, Lake Shore road, were op - pointed delegates. to attend a coneen• tFl•.. veme44 Merrier*. -The meet- .loll which meet* tide month in the ing‘0f the'.;' *wilier* of -the ('nlbrrlle city of Guelph. It was resolvedthat municipal telephone system was held the next monthly nu. 'tlug would ke Oh Nil hrdav afternoon last, when by the form of a picnic in Lakeview P k, A ma orgy vote of the ettbscrihers 1.1 Kitrt*il, 4n haturday, June 2.1th. and a WAR deci.isitto i)n$'eed'tirith the buy- program committee shote appointed to Ing of supplies and emotion of the take charge of * meeting which will line. The conu11imihnere were given probably take place nn the evening of full power to go on with the work, the above-mentioned date, in the it is to he hoped the few wbn are op. town halt, Kintaih The regular eased will fall in line with the major- monthly meeting ((or Avilawill ty and all will go along smoothly and he held bn the fleet Wednesday of that every au►t*eriber get the heat possible month. *t the residence of Mrs. F, cervine. McDontild. f � e Si chognal for Remainder of 1910 for 50c. 11 FOR THAT TIRED FEELING ! \\'E MECUMMENO Nyal's Spring Tonic, Flood Purifier, and Sarsaparilla Three excellent preparations f1... 11140 in the spring season %%heti ,•Veryh..iv should take a tonic. H. C. _DUNL_OP, The Druggist, Bedford Block, - . - Goderich. S / edit! V • rue Now Offered ' Including newest styles in all the fashionable u material's for spring and %ouner weer. Skirls to slut everyone are herr, Meek rotor.'d, `vitt yin» in p. fee from $1.98 to =to oo, • Special value in Hie. k Voile Skirts at '$6.95 and S8 So, .ill needed 'changes 'node free. Ladies' Cloth Suits u'.' now reduced to dear. in . Ladies' Coats and Raincoats WE. RIP .h•.wit' sr the L••.• valor. and /111141 44 slyle.. JOHN STEAD Wear. F•,'- .n•l Chin*. Hamilton atrnt A1141:-P\)1' a furnace iboad_he aide to endure tr.moutou* heat ind to repel the ,.ttal'q.o) sulphur teases. -Thi materla1 t'omnonfy used Tor .. tire -pot \I* gray Iron, The Sunshine liee4-pet la Steel. • Now, avoiding technical t, roe, gray Ir•'n n what t11ay' he called -.pc 'through siert -..pen pores the destructive sulphur urn's :attack the Iron and sten dlslntcgratlun. ,on the other hand, Se ",•1 I-, '1 .•Lw,•-ur:.In, 1 m:1 terlal, With n -smooth -aa -*lass surface wl I,h nractlstilJv seals ` o.ttt to or "closes" up the pores. Semi - Steel easily repels the attacks of gas fumes and, thus greatly prolongs the life of the tire - pot. A Semi-Sleet6rApet weight in per cent: heat•ier"thgrt' Hie same .Lice and Vattern 1 RI'ay +iron. 11 is therefore better able' 14,11•/. to endure tremendous heat. Semi -Steel Is made by tin eA. Tesr;te ''mm Te1ry Process. You can only net 11 1t.'ml-steel flre•Iiot with a Millar,furnace. '1 .That is one *trine reIPon w•ity you should have p4e the Sunshine installed in your home. you many other reasons. Ask hlm. Remember. the Sunshine. le ettatiltlfeed. by the iargeet makers of furnaces In lititIshr Emptre, heat your home to .your entire satisfaction. 45 IMRE nv MClary's it Joie. N.B.. narnitton. Caloarr. Per Sala by W. RI PINDER Ooderich. KODAKS Films, Plates, Paper, Developers. A full line for the amateur. Demonstration given at any time for the benefit of our customers. R. R.SALLOWS