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Positions Which Hass Eisen Dkclirr
ad With Thanks -and Without}
Lord tt<•henPr's relu>al of the
post of Cumlllandrr•itr('hrrf .of the
Mediterranean comes as reminder
of other men who hay'. &ebbed to
accfyt great Jostti(enb. •S.,w. of Ihrm
'MiffI 1 j' have probably set ul. re-concW- flitch
o i 1jbroken. Lerd
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p1 lea trn11111•'-'-. t 11:,'•. F1111
cloth hirelings.
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1'11e Ilangtei Matt. by ('ha111
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Jeweller
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tfHI:11 n bu)
tea (Alto �4" •
need 1.. lint.. confidence that
you arc not tieing wild len in-
ferior :,,tisle lit the price
charged for first class good..
%NI• make a rule to AI.t1'Al F,
represent g'.INls us they reelly
•arc, and charge at 'trice as low
consistent Yon need hat ••
i, frnr I,nt- that 'poi new lib
g fall - value for `51111
HOMO. w11411 yon p1n•e lase
11411•. V. a are now Nhlwingt a'
ho ler and letter assortment
lir..n .•ter
We shall' be closed Wednesday
afternoons in August as in July.
Walter H. Harrison
Jeweller and Optician.
On the Square Goderich. 1
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Poverty may be a ' bleeds] _ •but
every marl is willing to,t'Urn his . •ate
Of blessing over to the other fellow
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FATTENING HOGS
WITHOUT CORN
A farmer of hal.• evperience alit
riliret'ran .D. i"1"i' to tie of some -help
to' othere,'Na). '•I or years I have
rear farm jetnhrrlq-farmers-biHet+n"
and everything from -which 1 could
would
hope to learn soua.`I t7iu;; that u
be ''f help. 0111 now' tory glad that
1 did "u, as It war.: ery necessary for
me ro tyon.oiI l' this year In every
war, e•sloicially w fend.
"I had little steal. to feed and lest
in feed it on. 1 hail no e•urn and there
v., iery little 'for bole in the country,
whi• h made the question 'of getting
mV row hogs In eedition for meat n
urn serious one. Figuring,. ns all of
the Journals and bulletins do. ten
bushels of corn fyr eae11 100. pound' •d
pork. It timed require the purchase of
.h?ty I,u4ht_I+ of c.rn for 100 pounds
coin oh each hoe
"'Phis would nn .111 the spending of
Seto to 410. I did not pace this money.
neither did I l,a'. • a way of ge ting-lt.
lent I mute. 11•d to get foyrtr,eu anttuue-
j:ilf bushels of emit/from a nelghboz
1 fed this eorn to forty chickens and
-iv hopes. Fite of the bogs were
hot + weighing aaboul fifty pounds
e•:111, - Alurig with this euro 1 fed
• _ 1 beets. w item. rldi.he,.. •arr•o'.,
Melanie. and aeraps Trow
,:stilt, dishwater, a small quantity
• .1opp stuff and wheat bran.
"When the cora was all used the
-ow hard put ou about 12:1 pound'' and
.:.licit shote about fifty pouuds. The
-'111 total of this increase In *eight
wi never 1* ro en. r
is -the only
U1 fl 44he' hat refused W Iurd
Gladstone offered him the Great. deal
' in 1886{{ but Bir Henry Jame+, 441 he
!then w'aa. disapproved of she Grind
Old Man's policy, and -declined.
NI. *tare•e4 i'rec.,�f. 1414 pre,' h 11,,v r DT. Randall Davidson was offered
the Archbishopric of Canterbury On
Obit. who .•lyinh". phove all mile: mei. the death e,1 Lr. Beneou. and. modest.
lly excused himself, It war not until
beears aft. :surds that le •'on tinted to
come 1 . :,d of th. ('h,,rch of Eng-
land. ''t • 3st tee n;,,: in 1r,^eat
tinier hay• 1efu+e,l to 1.. •i'rinn,Alin•
slimness of figure ins the es-rt1tul asters of 1 T•. •.l:d 11. 1-"4 µ1n n1)is-
raeb .,.•::e=re d Qu 1,t 1 r ,, 1 tiered
gaud Ab+ul'ef enough ft h, boli ••.:
that dressmakers St/4/1114411 116"1 Ie,: Illi P....." -i 11 T , T••• '.'. Edrl
to dictate 'our silhouette so ern.. It • (rranv Ile 1113 Ili f' •k'' •,f
i Devou,hir, then M,o ,... , 1 -Hart-
starve themselves In order te ethat tho'r woniep who strive to 1,..!
LAgton
fashionable before all th}pgs 1.11 11 /night 4t eu�poa.•d .11,•.1 th4 Lord
b.e•3 Th.• Lieutenancy, of Ireland w• ,.l.f he a
mandate of the modiste 'to her shoe- dazzling euapgh odic• 1. .,,tract any
be thin. According to at. Pre.,,,t , atat4+utan 41111., w1.. 1 1.1 nl John
the modish Freucbwomar rt, p:re•-• •' Russel oft ,ed ,t to 1. 1 ,lntrrstvn,
tounder"rand women. exercises the
rights of his compretimisioo je ire
grtent adrtlonitfun flus tare -1 Ie.•ture.
are Upon ' the tendeu,-y f the Mo. -
among the foolish daugbrcrs to s•"t.
immos
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Itot'h rite *Ole: \ ,lerluied. '
.-ia-Jlter'lly and •Cher uw a free e, 4 ' I ata" tkc lin.•d will.,. •.r t.:apt, un
starving herself lh the midstot -!•',•1. the 4peii v•xpr.s,o ! gr .uitel•'that it
ty. She sits at fele, only r.• ,- was iN r. t1 1t1s i11Fc
n:t
With a fPw vegetate}e1; pod t, 14, :. Eve .1 Th•• OTST p), mud-- erIze -nI
wlneelnss stand Untottchwf be•id, h• • , \-ie.•roy of Loden ha- 1...,n- refu,;ed-
In ISM the fatee•)111 G(vernmeut
m empty plat., turas,,, . ,
utter -
is a reectioe op the spirit, :.,lid ,I.,ea it to FI 1d-'/tar,hal-thea General
wit of the vk'tini She diminishesdiminishes,,.•' -81r Henri ornia11 For 1, few
(lays it was taken for t n.ntwl' that
adipose tissue (.erhlips. bet shehe would Fu out t, lien,... Mut a great
talnh' annihilates both her ..o% 4. did of "'"r1".!'."1'"'"; miss 4voketl
IIaOM and the gayety of hr. o,. •. •o ).y the• al intnlrnt ,.:�'! finally it O
pariititls, Henry' _:.c. , up
No*. Lord Byron would have to, - Cols!, n r. fi:..' 4 the othe. of Prosi-
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en'-hantedso- live in no age when et,. dent - of the board of Trade and a1
men as far as possible ache:a) ii:.! -•lit 1n tiii l- .,lilIle t wh.0 11.14.4) w1 r••
without nourishment- lie .lee, per•.,,-e<f op' bila b'.' th. grime Mihi+• I.
seeing n wane') canoe end 111:1411• In•• t.•r. ill, es wag ':i11ui(1 t.1".1 11 he, ae- 1.
possession of a tine, healthy :p pi ir, c•..j -d ` he nlitht be ace arid of 'bell -
one of his first grfevnnee. : ,,asst Reeking; Tu. l.ingard the td. the
t
Catholic biaudian wov .l :.+tide the
Lady ei roti,' who had a robust otter -of a crad 11141 - r.d. Lat. b'clw'e
Meted-u 4411(1 no affe proles' rim he wad+ unwilling t, '., •fir.' This in.
dated upon taking prole* ,,our(' : dejwr.dence
mens A .little later on 1 vroa4, •l' • It is not g4hcrally ►.n(wn that
ed to anybody having auyt1ih4 to .•1,t George, Washington ,iowd' have beta '
-Ife-he•ty.trt' ile'Jtattetia tp tinnier y„ kin/: of America had he liked. After
the apparent purpose or actin, ii!., Ow Briti,,j, 1,4d i.".'n driven out of
M. ['Vet -wit asserts modern women o. the Ntitt•s. /tie American Congress
-to dull the eujoymcnt of the 1 tr.•at+'d t.fp army which. had won
of the company: At Samre-uel ltugvr; Tarries• independence very laity.
cd r^n e u , iaajae•rated
house Byre,u asked to have for hi- th()Qiatr, tb.•aynnm14diWtedwer:•fling lir a
Awn dingier merely soda water' 111 .t moronarcrhcly. and mWaei• iliklen•paratk:ie ng. nai
dry Melina.' It so happened (for th„ fpoaiming a1k'u'n
Were wine'bihbtug daysi that ueitlo•t But he said'(:No."
of the poet's regnire•uecuts was fists At least one great •Eniai.hman..haa
coming, FO be made his meal off p4 been superior to e- dukedom. After
tatoes crushed down ou bf,a plate :ties the late Marquis of Salisbury laid '%'
e s down e for the last tiros.. tju44n
drenched with vinegar.• But Hopes asked Byron'" t. must intimate frier,.: t'ictoTia was anxious • mark het 1
offic
"How long will Byron-Oatlike ti, , aPpr.eiati(•n of his servlcr- by rais-
at dinner parties''" nod the reply • ing him- te. the highest rank of the 1
peerage Rut the straw hurry -leaves
the tke one 44W1151. ",lust as long n e•'. and the lite, of "Your Grate" did
you 441a4(4 any notice of It.' 84411 the not fa,cmat
planation was added that a solid bee'
steak either preceded or f.illowerl the
ostentatious refusal •of proper food a•
table. •Not so with some of the wo
men today, who. in the effort to ac
eommndate their niitural human 'shale
and normal proportIon1'\ to the last.
logsble "sheath" gown anti the "tube'
coat, really do deny their systems a
properdegree and variety of food.
_ A 144844- PULANIN'IIINA anw.
.teas nbn11t 316 pounds at an . actual
-net of 111141411. figuring everything
1 fed at the open, market price.
- .,lite is the reveres of an expert -
ow... 1 find once before. Some years
age 1 fed corn 1111(1 cigar 'water entirely.
If the corn then fed had been sold at
111e mat ket prlee and pork bought with
I M• money r ec•eit ed t he money would
hate paid for about twice as much
port. as we had when wr 1111ed our
bogs. This wab at 11 time when corn
?oat from 30 to 40 cent* a busbel and
It cost about 3 cents, to feed hogs. The;
weather was very unfavorable also.
"I have learned that a few vegeta-,
bees are relished by hogs as well as
by human beings, and they also aid
digestion. I have fed pumpkins a•/
squashes along with corn. Squashes
art the better feed for hogs. but they
are not as valuable as sugar !wetly, ear-
.rot9_and. LArenip'.
"1 have found the three latter vowels -
hies
ets-
tries the easier proeluee.f- that is, can
grown more abundantly un Impro-
els , laud, and It requires fairly good
soll (.r the raisin;; of squashes and
pumpklk)s. In pest years- i have pre-
pared .n ‘Iew hilly, making them rich
with manure land planting the Seed
front jet. 1 ' •Eine 1. when the
div season c t, t tcntere•d these time
niter sunset and had good results. As
this experiment proved successful with
ole 1 1h1411µ111 It !might prove 'o to
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Tbey have a peen1iar way of "gel -
ting at" their enemies in Ireland In
the Gorey diatri"t Police inspector
O'Neil recently found one of his
favorite orors lying dela! In a field
with a few bullets in its head A
couple of months ago the inspector
buried another cow, which was
thought to have died a natural death.
The other day he received an anony•
mous communication suggesting that
if the carcase of the former cow was
disinterred: the cause of d.'eth might
he found in her body.
VIstnallestneeWUNIONINOWPTeest
Quality- Store
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In our buying quality is al
w .--•-Y•t►u
xn depend on first=claw, goods
and you will be more Abaft
satisfied with our prices.
Gap Coffee
Liquid ('offer that needs
stele boiling water idled 'to
make a op of, good coffee.
Jute the thing for picnics. Per
bottle . sac
Cooked Ham
Our *twat -cured cooked Hato
is delicious. Tty s pound. 1'41
d ' ... . ......36c
t/r'fntr=las ..+�.� vie..
. Fine. mild flavored sugar -
cured Hama). Per pound .250
Peanut Halter for sand-
wiches. Per Mitt 1e 10o k 20c
A complete assortment of
fresh Fruits and Vegetables for
Anturdny.
Special rtgduetlona•in all lines
of Chinaware during the rnilnth
of august. -:
Choice Ratter and Fresh Egg•
ti. R. LONG
PHONE 1f1
' Reefing the Hair.
In this day of false hair it 1* wee
to have it well reefed to the hes.! u'
unpleasant exposure may follow. 'k'lil-
h treat mauaged by lying the huts
Ihriuly before attempting to arrange it
Any woman who has attempted this
'Sittig with ordinary string will o -
come some of the novelties now to
bought fur this purpose. One con
veuieht arrangement Is a • piece of
wrapped wire about four. Inches long
One end is pointed and the other forms
a loop, through which the p oiet 1s
pushed when the hair has leen wrap
ped several times.
Even more easily managed Is a Io.q
of silk braid or elastic about two
Inches luug. There is a small button
at one end• over which the elastic is
snipped ' after being wound Awn*
amend the balr.
For light hair these fasteners can
Tee Busy+•to Wait.
Prof. T,e.<oek of McGill, to illna-
trate Gohlwin Smith's fund of energy,
which t ee'med to be ah«Mutely untir-
in1t tells this; story.
"One day when he was over eighty
years of age I met him in one of the
new skyscraper buildings of' Toronto,
,,beat to start upstairs.
'Won't you take the elevator, Dr.
emlthr T asked.
" 'i haven't tins to wait far it,'
was his reply."
Learned Late In Life.
It is rwvor ton lair to learn An oc-
toRlonarian laborer who was mmpli•
relented by the 1n�tge at the [loft
no inty Court on the neatness with
whoch he had made out an wernunt,
stated tial his daughter had taught
him to read and write
the Ceti* -3 alive btatea-
man His 44.Ltu nal rival. Mr. Glad-
e1nne. refused to be an earl. Thema,,
Carlyle ehook his head when Lord
Beaconsfield pressed him t4. heroin(
a Knight Brand - Crofts of the Bull:
He preferred ie. remain plain "Tam."
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Feminine Raffles.
Thieving for fun ib rather an, un-
usual pastime for young wolnee. In
Edinburgh two smart young ladies
pleaded guilty the other day to fifty- -
eiRht different charges of theft, The
articles . were taken iron. different
shops in Fdinbergh and Glasgow.
The accursed had visited shops and
stakedstakedto wee goods' ostensibly for the
purpose of purchasing them, but whilele
the shop assistant's attention was di-
verted the thefts had been commit"
fed No attempt had been made to
dtap,oee of the goods It was stated
on behalf of the prisoners that the
thefts had been committed more from
1 a spirit of mischief than criminal in-
tent. The magistrate described the
case as an extraordinary one and
sentenced each of the accused to two
menthe' krnprisonment.
An Irish Miser.
The story of a fairly rich pauper
Comes from Downpatrick. County
Down, where all old woman named
Rose Smith was removed to the work-
house lespital. Kh. was in receipt
be bought In browns and tans ao tha1 of outdoor relief, an<
there is less danger of their showing very poor. When searched $321. was
An added advantage of such arrange• found secreted among her clothes. On
ments is that they can 1* bought b) 1 the Polleeounst of wealth war leant. ning the house, a aur -
the hoz of card, so there >a no taw t1 ran ng and tied up in rags, notes,
hunt for a shoestring or ribbon tha: isaki and silver to the total value,
heft beeh-inB131-
Bleaching the Nails.
if one uses her hand. nuu•h Ili
horlvework or lo writing 1t is 11111110:
'.44,14 to keep the finger nods a clear
evhtte No among of onlinnry iMrnh
bine with n nailbrush will be enough
1 bleach mast bel lined.
There are several good null bleO"he-
thnt are snfe.to use. bet for au enter
;near' rubbing the flow of the finger.
In half a lemon will do the work al
most as well.
.4 solution of peroxide of hydrogen
Itsive of the $.12b. fornd on her
parson• of about $1.900 was dlseover-
ed. Moth-eaten garments were found
fit four boxes. and about a stone of
tea and half a cwtof sugar, was dire
covered in potato bags.
Irish Village at Fair.
The "Emerald late" iA represented
at the Japan -British Exhibition, pres-
ently being held 111 London, by a pia
turesque Irish village. There are
son* scores of pretty colleens from
the South and Southwest of Ireland,
and they agreeably demonstrate the
pretty qualities of the Irish maidens
serves well. Dilute perotlde with one I in .song and dance Many .rich goods
half water and apply under nulls with. and :•induct, aro on view. 11411 the vil-
cottou on an orange wood stick. Allow lag., promise t, be n groat =access.
It to remain a few minutes. then wash A Perpetual Charity.
well with soap and water.
If there are dark stain around Ito Mr. Henniker Heaurn, M.P . has ar-
ranged to celebrate his twenty-fkHb
not tench n covered orange w000 Rlh•I, year ar a member of Parliament for
C1111 tie dipped Into the powdered time'
Canterbury. a position from which he
Ire and rubbed over the flesh, wry.- h. is 11""!1'to retire, 4 mntinuing his
suliserip it n of 1125 annually for
should first bave been well moislenwl Christmas dinner* for the poor chits
then of ('nute•rbury for ever. 01, to
A Bracelet Hint. Yee the e.o•d, of tee eked. "While the
Now- that women are again stearin: world 1,1-!- nr the law allows."
bracelet". a word of warning as h
their size may prove useful. wYouthful Brides.
not wear a bracelet that la t.. ' itritnn Ferry in Glatnoryan'hire
tight. It effects the circulation an.` claims to hold the record for javenilty
Will make the none red. alio the hand in marriage. QYite recently a man of
forHnon )' Oars married a woman of
and arm. Often ■ manna frequent
mekee the mistake of wearing a 1.an l - then t, hlrteen. and .,New a Sn1th
gee of childhood long; after her ern 11f iwent eix leas married • wife of
t..•lv.i. �i14 4441141. nn her hnneymone
has Reelen too stout for It A bfwrele,short. frock and traveled at hnH
e Positi
ve Clearance
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of Summer Stocks 1
Th1
1.'e will be hard at it all month until 'every dollar's worth
finds new owners. The store must be absolutely bare of summer
goods when the season is over. Tllat is a guarantee of fresh,
nett, stocks, free front left -over., for you 11X1 season. Actual
values didn't count for much When we made the prices that will
prevail here while we are at this midsummer clearance.
SPECIAL FUR EXHIBITION
We open•our midsummer exhibition of fine Furs Saturday, August 601,. in
spacious upstairs showroom. There will be more Furs and better Furs than
we have ever been able to show you. By special arrangements some of the
leading manufacturing furriers have sent us several thousand dollars' worth o
high-class furs for this midsummer display. Many are sample garment's of excIusivt:
eat. - if you have
any thought of Fur buying the coming season, the are satisfied it will be to your
_advantage to look this collection over. Whether you have or notes we cordially
invitetyou to come and see what2is.beyond question -the- ftetE coiiretion of Furs
ever brought to Goderich. No need,to feel under any obligation ,to' buy. The
Furs will be here and we•want you to see them. Come any time 'rid -field it
convenient.
t ugll our
IA Big Lawn Special 1I Wash Suits $3.38 '
6'ir,• hundred yards extra i,
Eight only 11 a n e1 s v in e
fine India Linen Lawn. Part Wash quits, tailored coat
of a his onrcheeedireet frnni
England. Thi eeo1 111,11 (4)141- and skirt. white• blue, chann-
hies. Re /lar 3114 to 31)c 1
values. Very fine and pagne and heliotrope, cut in
hPer. Suitable [or any our- this season's newest And beet
pose you can use a fine Lawn 1; styles, well - made, stylieh
for. When this lot is gone I garments. Worth neerly 1
'' double. Your choice of
we can get no more at any-
thing neat' • the price. On
sale Saturday morning 1 ' the eight only o-
at, per peril ,I�'�
.38
Waists and IlreMes Bdf-price
Less than 1w.rtty altogether
high-grade Waists and Weah
Dresses. The Int of a big clear-
ing lot of samples. Regular
selling price would be *2.:10 to
111.2.1N1. This week we Rive you
your ch.,ice at fron, *1.'26 to
11144.ta►, or in other words for
Exactly Half-price
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111 a me -
that le text large robs on the tort"' fare -which may have Morn a eonsid- • '
folate end m■) bruise them. , oration.