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Ince 25 Cts.
RD'S LiNiMENTCO.
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GENUINE
BEWARE
IMITA-
TIONS.
t, i 1) ON
THE
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LINIMENT
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MAGAZINES,'
T'FRIODICALS and
�,ibRARIES
hourlli of repiiire(t.
d11.0 LETTERING
.m LEATHER GOODS
.ti, o0.4. promptly MunnM to on leaving
hen At THE UN L. (toderirn,
A. E. TAYLOR. STRAtYUKI
MUSIC
LFNEI) k, COOK. TEACHER (11?
Nantrp:Ayimlt. Theory. Harmony and
teenterpoir:t. i'uptl. prepiired for examine -
Was of 7Toronto t'ouwra atatry of Mnrlc. Apply
is
Tat/nisei, - Music store. Uude,leh. Mondays
at Anton. p[ tr./dear. of Mr. Alda.: Macken
is.,'ntartn-trret. l; *1,I -!r4). studio at V, 31
A. moo, .a•ar art -Card I.oatt ("0,'5 OM.
\or•t, •4.n,`.
DIANu• ult(.AN, SINti1S;H, HAH•
t '4t•.\'i 'ot's•fKft!4•iNT, F.T'•.
bHn 11 li•,nlrr. )_T. t'. M. !Tor.,. prfn,-1u41
Woodeprilt on.erintory 444. Masse; 'stth4.drt
AMOK b'jr r t i'NleNir .: rNam;ner London
4 o'arsAt rr n(,Slu it ,,o-te.r(utpreparatinn
for .JI itaA n of (n rw•snryry•four •4g. .,.e.
arthruarl .tet. Spee.tai caching for radii.
din. exalt•n.tf;on. in vino,* and vocal. Mr.
'older will '.411 at any address*. tet at Thom
.4.111 a -M• ear.
CiViL ENGINEERING ,
pCtiHA) M, kWBERT,. CIVIL
and Hydraulic Eroineer, Ontario Land
settee
,fern-M.•L.sn flock, Uodericb, owner
Mor real*treet, Telephone 137.
MEDICAL
DR W. F. GALL1 W . M. Bt
'Pelee an.'-r.idenes, Nor h street, (:oderirh.
,Ar 6o(•',•..• •) K.txts're ollle. Telephone 1'1)
LEGAL
L. KILLORAN. BARKI sfEK,
, . .,lire... emery, etc, Mohr, 10 lead at
ewe.; rata.-. tnfue,-often. Street, liodatrich
este Signal Office( "In reatosth Saturday
.id )lada) ,.
11!wG.
1G. ('AMERON, ii.. C.. BARRIS-
TER -elicitor. D4•ory put.ar- (Mhta.-
Loo c•:,,ut. Updr: ,I.awnhn door from
•ili,.re•
UKOCLFOOT, HAYS K' IfLAIR
t barrl.te,•, solicitor., notaries public pn.
:de to the Maritime court, 4':r., Other, Ptwt aid
%tare, heat door. C..A. '.urn..'sro.,ury. Pri
r efends'n lend at lewd.t reds of intern..!
ff. Pru rt lrj• 4 x rr, K. C. B. ('. HAYS, U. F
41s41R
I1H4KLE'!(3ARROW
,, L.L.I3., BAR-
ft/ST :R, attorney, r,.esolicitor, etc., bode
Money to lead at iet`rates.
1.0.- JOHNSTON. BARRiS'I'ER
oe4lct:or, commi4•ha:s', notary public
Hamilton street. &wderlea Ont. .
INSURANCE. LOANS, ETC..
UclILLOP MUTUAL FiRE IN -
VI. s t; R A N (• F, Co. -Frain and isolated
tobal,nupery tottered.
(lacer. -J, h, McLean, fiat,. Seeforth P.0
Jr . onnWly. Vitx-Per. Ooderlch 'P. U ;
Naas ra kayo( tiec.•Tresr , ttentorth 1'. 0.
U hoe' "-Wm, Chesney, eatforth ; John
Winthrop; Utortte 7)ale, Seaforth;
Jakn bmnewet,, Hrodhrgrn; James Rvans,
itachwotq : John Watt, Hadlock ; Malcolm
Hruc.leld,
Aim' 4. W. Yeo, Ho)mew.jlle : smith,
murk :.+s. ('otnm4nlItt', Bigmouth )e ; k.
3. -eaf.n 4.J., LbUcy-bolder,. • pari pa
d get their oard.redelpted at
an
hatrac-inaltire. Lllnton or at K. 4.3. Cut.,
mews Karsten street ltloderioh,
o00(i
PRIVATE FUNDS TO
i. Aurloan. Apnly to M. U, CAM
i.ter. Hamilton street 1loderirih,
UT R. ROBERTSON, •
It !tCanadian AGENT. ANL Lill P441x0.Briish. aAmerican,
NNW
,t ' ha 1lcenn eat an t)narantee
,ln- 'ori'"mo, Limited, of London, Erns.
11711 A ri, U cAnA44 'F, L10Mtn.: The U.S.
Fideli. 4 Arid (inarantee Coltman,.
'Sem s4. .. t - cA northeast conger of Vic
^esvanret>eete Phone Lift
J(IHN W CRAIGIE, LIFE, FIRE
.lo a'd strident ineirahce, .gent or Ieadin
out and -tock 4wmpaafek. I enramsi in s�
di affected on hA1t pians and at lowr4trates.
t em'' corner ast iitreet and &)
Harrwolen« tµ••CKAIUIE (iodsrftA,Ont.rek,bomu,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WALTER E'KELLA'
QUDERICH, U*T,
Ilii 4R OF MARRIAGE LICIG\(ttR4,
WLANE, ISSUER OP; . _
• AGE Iiatenes, %detach. Ont.
__SHAVING PARLOR.
BEDFORD D BLOCKRA KB ER SH OP-
M,n 4.G i` well-known polar stand
upetmns the end po
�rtot nit, etc„ etc. Led ea' shampooing in •havfnx
•, d4. .)only skilled htnempIoa
n�4�e employed.
a)k=`4.t. t'roprietlor appreciated. H. D.
ARCHITECTURE
BARCLAY, MEDAL
I,ttrt
hilt en /tout tHonnte Ritter' Arohltecta
anA sr•{ar_ Bootie. (io4erlch. Plana. de-
•Mahh� holtrtfnx,,,prepsN!d for na4
nted
a.lAena
orre-pondnnoe in
AUCTiON . ERINO
TBaOeMr��A11..H GUMMY, LIVESTOCK
tnnthore he win gsritt he friendr. atall ?llnn mea
1' . stroll ns„A to glee
n you aUsreati4 I. and
antfon.
Thos. lit -anti. ..f Whitebait,. +dipg..d
while unloading his de,ty ast wind.
and broke his ankle -hone.,„
Rev. 1)r•, Stewart ham. a'nter.d aloft
his tbiity-third year tot peefor of
VViflim i'remhytertnn rhumb; t'iioto..:
lsverett Watson. of 4I )IIs, who bad
been tea -hint' in Toronto, haw secured
x nuts lucrative po,ition in A Calgary
mebol A,
ouunces that the. leipulat mi lbat-
sillxg« is inceeit'sl!Ig : N baby WIC.
horn there lately, •
erlyt o taught lin 4141 Rime -els wII. olr►is
lying 111 of typboid fever in Calgary,
where shelm-vleiting relatives.
Neil AlcEarhern, of Midland, altr)u1-
'1tL of Toronto' 1'144versity, is the
newly appointed science minder in
the Ulinton t 'Militate Institute,
E. J. Arrh4w141. 11. A..! a former
('14trtouinn, ►i'jirerrntcd The 'Toronto
/RAI. in the patty that awaiteti. the
errital of Ih•. ('rtppen at Father
Point. -
Rep. T. It. Farr. rector of Rrimity.
church, ASn.iwi:h, hits h.'rn IF4UI,-
ferrtd to the Hlyth parish And will be
pastor of the !Myth, }lelgrav'• and Au-
burn churches.
llcllueen, of Hruerfield, wbt
is ,a Ftudrut at Toronto I'niVaT44ftye is
doing missing -work in tiowg.ndal at.
pi talent. riis church i, mads of ewe
'Yiru -hut he drntve-large - osier al i,yuw:
Mrs. C. M. Uunlop. An old resident
of `4eaforth, dim! on Sundae. the :its(
ult., at the age of seventy-two years.{
Mos. •1)unI, p had hero in poor health
for a long tittle- She 1,•4i11 vivid by
tto sons'
•Edw;n Stafford. of \Vinghaul,
played the iogortaitt role of gre•oni 4n
» hymeneal fete which war, eriebti ta(t
at Flestle'rton• un 'r'uewlay, thee ;ilial
alto .'Miss Pearl lana 1i4.1,).. of that
mites., it Val file imide.
Mins May Hitler, second daughter of
Mr. and Mt•,. I. S. Miller. formerly of
*ja'af'rrth, was recently rnarritrl at the
}Lome of her intr.-ma in Vancouver to
M. I►. 'Creighton, of that t•ity. Mt-,
and Mrs. Creighton will reside u4. Kitte-
af ano.
.ham
Edith E. Elliott. Ja,Ighterrof
Mr. sod Mts. 11, i•ali(.tt, fortnerh-,,yiol
'Ingham, and mister of H. IL Elliolf,
jtor .4.r 'l'he i1'ingham Times, eras
ii arrir,I in Pliant -halt nn Wechwe;hrs-
of last week to Herbert Hartley, of
that city.
The Bruesele _Post speaks with pride
of the aue.cese of A former Bruserloite,
A. E. Whitely. of Ilitilryhur , sun of
Hoary J. Whitely, of Kincardine, who
is manager •of :i. progres.ive New ( in-'
tari0 inetu'Nnee eotnpany, and wand i.
"making goiel."
The sail news was received in W ox-
eter last week of the /teeth at Gilbert
Plains, Man., of John S. M' ravish, of
Wroxeter, whoho left. a few weeks ago
to spend the euminer with his sun
John in that i,lace. The r•eruain4 will
1n• brought twine for tnlrrtnent.
1Vhile .sitting .Nt• the tea -table on
NL1I Mlmy, the 34t11 alt.. Mrm. Croix«
;(lade, of McKillop, was stricken
it)). paralys44. She is Tying in a
mi-conscioas condition. As Al pa.
et lure is 'seventy-two years of age,
tis holm• 144 entertained 41 her re-
very. .
,
!4
2M
w
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'itU
4'(1
Neil Me 14.an, of Spokane, Washing -
tuts. One of the 'old rei(idents of the
vicinity of 1Vhiret•hurch, and o broth-
er of Liu:hien McLean, of Wingham,
diad of pm -my see ;at the home of his
daughter in Roston recentl} , He is
aurvtved by his 'widow anti a larg..
fitfully. •
J. Arnold M/'•arthur, of the Sterling
Bank. Winnipeg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John M»cju tlou, of Hensall, Was mar•
tied in Kenorx tin Wedni'sd,iy, July
J' 4th, to Mins • Victoria L. Okhlurne,
daughter of Joseph A. Osl bene, of
Mount Peeved. The bride is well
known in Hrnsoll.
While alone in the hoose Miring.a
recent severe storm Miss Etta Kers-
lake, ,laughter of John Kerslake, of
Exeter. was struck by lightning and
thrown lint manci.ms to the firer. She
had recovered consciousness before
the family returned and is none the
worse for her narrow escape.
The marriage of a former Brussels
young lady, Miss 1(4.hy Myers Powell.
daughter of ,'Mr. and , Airs. G. A.
Powell, oft.Torento, to Gilbert 'Cassels
Mackenzie. • of the Queen Pity. took
place at the residence of the hride's
parents on Wednesday. the 277th tilt.
The ceremony was very elaborate and
artistic in detr11.
An old and respected iesident of
'huckerernith, in the person of Issac
Moore, passed away at the horny of his
sage _.laettic.aa the Lith concession, on
Tuosdao, the 25141 t*Tr `.4f -rt > ` -
had a )trok.' of paralysis ; a second
attack proved fatal Deceased, who
had reached the age of -fourscore
y'eePi,- was tvifce--msreieda- fie tteattes
one son and OOPcrltrgtiter.
• +• [ eft trou*IOU
t,rale la
1„• th...o,,. 0•441.14 4,, v4.
rnt'e u..( L' l i, d
Accident to Prom:cent Hallett Man.
ltllrnlihtrc Sneii, . t
hntvi, h
w 4' t )ttl ,e1 L,'+0,
dent Peewit waft changing r hr
hay -fork 'when 11e slipped And wag
preeleilrt.ted to ; hr 41robnd filling on
`+yi'b)o irrt, Lill it i. nut expected that
AP Will )PenVee.
Farewell to Re•)."r W. Charlesw
Hey. Y't
. T. 1V, i;hatleswurtb. wh
i ten pastor of the 4 Tinton and d
iixptist e14(44(hts tar the lust
years left 4µ.t week tot Lo
wh.c.r he will preach tor`1A,me time
_before taking .41int her (Marge, tisfole
leaving Chilton Mr. and Alts, Ch
worth Weer made the I•roipient• of
+a nor 4.1 411.44* .t,00n•. yrcomp/tijed by
144 appreciative at/tires*. Mr. Chat lei... -
wattles m4 ;;-y lois been flit/tientlt'
successful.
THIN MILK
How can the baby grow
Strong if the nursing mother
is pale and delicate?
Scott's Emulsion
makes the mother strong
and well; increases and en.
richea tha baby'. jpod,, i .44N„
ort •
h
o ba. Cigars for Harry,
tam 1 n '• Wh+1t kind of 1, `
C4 'nim will yoil
two have:'" atkSd tiro Healer " light,
)1dntl, 'Doti itin} or strong(" -
strong nne4, hcn,rit pi«,nr," said
the f4hlshingdanl'eLi' Vt:' fig enough
not to break le t 11 r )'.' ng Iwatn's
not:ket, you know'.' . Washington
Hera td.
Plowing Ttr:th a Traction Enalne.
Harry 'I'ytld,tf the W..11444,44, ti
tl11•esbr:• 44)44! Lit Wier nl 'Iltrkel-both,
has team 4xpet•imentbtg in plowing
withhis ttarriun engine and (4,',p 4.e,
Gott this in the cheapest and most ex-
peditious method of plowing lar r
field-. He coverer--F..urteen acres in
pig),tern '4 'tn=hatf--hours,- sing t,nvt
tit the Litnt ton t'onkshutl t14o-(i4t rtiw
goo gs and 4.4.14- tr,1 vt the time thr•t-e
two Fitt row {1;111;'; lnrt)ingsix furrlttt M.
9'hr . t or coal used ;tti'.lagtd
frontrt14 4'. 1444' acre.
Death' of Andrew Gunn.
1144, t:unu,.,,f ('l;nl 'n, was culled t.)
'ror4,►14o on Monday of last wet I. i.v
the .od(len death of his brother. :1n•
drew Gunn. Jr.'.irlent of the 5.1.4441,;
Ana produce lin.) .,t 4.1:44,,,
•whvexpurd yn 111.• !Gait) while 04,11;.
ing from his suatnou- itnh.4 at Pu* t
Dover- Only .t fes hours hr(ote hr
114414 wxi.l that he hod never felt ietter
in hi- lite. He 4.v.„ fitly -tato yearof
age and 4s surtitw) by his widow,
who Was hormerty Mi,,. Minnie Daum
Las, of Clinton, and three young ' 114I-
41
4
-rn,
Death'
of :vara. Demuth.
Mr,. F#esl«rick ll,•wuth, a highly-
e•,teetned ....Went 4.1 4Ol4irtL twinned 44, 5. loo,: .and 5.Aittful ,1114..:,
oferancer 411 -,•t-u;n114y. the Goth oft-
1)ireaeod, whn•e• )4.l Nldr41 tnlwr w.1,
t!at llet'Inv,llon),, was tisk* Il)4irraoat
her first husband lsring.the late John
Schafer: She was sixty-four yearn of
ag,• mid 14 surviV.d by one son.•Jubn
$ebafer, of Piu•khih, 'and three daugh-
trrs--Merd141nes shoemaker, of Pork•
hill. Brenner, of U.}sl)wo,rl, silt]
1hwrn of :Auburn-
An Old Huronite Detested,
.11 the great • age of t,itlrty•t'.ut
idol • l(olwi 4. O. '4! l'aggart, ane 4 t t he
11140ueeu' of %V.aton. era 'Ivo into lir
rest on Sunday, the `.il,t nit.- he.;
ceased wow torn in liartings rniint'4
And .when a yow)g roan settle./ in
Stanley. Half a "rnt,f a ago he : r,
moverl.10 Walton, where be hal
yeshiva. 4411 65ato '.r Ilan weight ,,I
years he had rniut'.(1 comparatively
good health rani!! he tea" ettiek4')) wit h
pilplly-sis 1n Fein ran, y. His aired pmut-
ner. our daughter and ..Ven N"ns s)rr
left to neuro hi. 1..11,0 v45.
A Sad Death.
sionuei '.lohnstoh, (44 the j*Nbylon
Ihlr, Mtxniey, a elem.4llor of that
tow iiship, during a tit of des5!N)ndeney
drank carbolic nerd duiing'1'but•-day.
night, and was found dyad in A field
on his. Lunt by his son and several
neighbors et' a O'clock :-flex morning..
He Attended it garden party at Varna
in the evening and retired after -his
return shout 1U o'clock. His son re-
tooled from Varna at about 12. and'
not finding hint in hi room at once
became .alarmed and a -search wa+ in-
etituted with the above result. 1)r.
Campbell of Zurich and Dr. Gunn of
tlinton had arranged to accompany
the deceased to Guelph sanitarium, »t
his own request, the following morn-
ing,nnd this eeerurd to have preyed on
bis mind and wan apparently the cause
of the faith act. Mr. Johnston was awell-
wad° farther. about ftfty years of age. a
highly respected man of a retiring di.-
)tosition anti a.gond neighbor, and his
death is mincer -ly mourned hy }144
widow, two sons and two daughters
and a host of personal friends. The
funeral took place on Munday aftei-
noon to Hayfield cemetery. his brother
Canadian F.'resters taking charge of
the burial Nervier- 7'tie tonere! wag
(he largest seen in that township for
DANGEROUS DANDRUFF.
Will Make Canada a Baldheaded Na-
_ slued iF -Not Clucked.,
Jl. I'ast.•or, the great French I'ny.i
-
cian of Paris, once said : "1 believe
we shall one day rid' the world of all
(line:t'<es caused by germs."_
ancTritfl' i6 e-tisett by germ.4-*- fast
ereepts4 by) all physicians.
Dandrii'R• the root of all. hair evils.
If it were nnott or the little destructive
genus working dish . a persietency
worthy of a betty'. eauilp..there would
he no hildness,
Parisian Sage will kill the da
germs and remove dandruff in t
weeks or money back.
K. ii. Wigle guarantees it. It will
stop itching scalp, falling hair and
make the bait grow thick and abun-
dant.
It puts life and,htstre int44 the hair
and prevent. it from turtling grey.
It is the hair dressing par excel -
tenet.. 'daintily perfumed and, free
from grease et,ckine*s. it is the fav-
orite with women of taste itnd culture
who know the social value of fascinat-
ing hair.
largo bottle costs only .144 cents at
leading druggists everywhere, and in
Uoderich hy E. R. Wigle. The girl
with the auburn hair is on every pack-
age.
Richard Salton, a former well-
known resident of Wingham, died at.
his home in Waterloo on ToOs4ay,
the Lind inst, Mr.•f uttnn, who 'was a
eon of Mrs. Sutton, of Wingham, was
for some years station agent •in the
town, but lately had been on the elec-
tric railway at iVaterlon. He was
forty-six years of age and !Payee a
widow, one son and one daughter.
S. A. Maguire, who had ben fore-
man in the office of The Wingham
Times for the past eight years, has
moved with his family to Campbell -
to accept a position on the stag
o he Camphellford Herald, Prior to
the departure Mr. and Mrs, Maguire
were presented with a gold chain and
charm and sets of Miser spoons frons
the local Orange gdg, and the Metho-
dist Sunday (school respectively.
George Hohkirk, one of the pioneers
of Heneall, passed to 114e reward on
Thursday. July''21k1. ,at the ripe age of
eighty-five years. f)Prteaasd was a
man of sterling character and was
highly respected. He in survived by
five sons --Robert, of Bad Axe, Mich.:
George, on the homestead ; John, of
Seaforth ; Walter, of Manitoba. and
Gideon, of Regina --and 0115 daughter.
Mrs. Smith, of Hager/ovine.
A Roundabout Delivery.
The Wingham Advance says:
"I1luevale 15 only four or five miles
from Wingham, hot during the strike
a letter from Bluevale 4.A. Wingham
A Stitch in Time.
Dorothy was visiting her grandpar-
ents in the country for the first time.
Seeing a quantity of feathery erattered
shout the hen 71)4! she shook her
head in disappr•nv.'l.
"Grandpa," she said gravely. "you
really ought to do something to keep
Thour chickens from wearing nut
e Delineator
Ciark's Pork and Bears,
•int loo. 1,,.114.ek441,r1, dllr'rwttl'k
4,+ a 4141den, finds ('la1{'' P,ak nod
-. }tent tlM .Ui oiweitell• it,lug1 :tutu. (meat
in the hot auututrr lixys. %%rm. ('1,4.4
Jlfr.. Montreal.
N(•t Much Doub: Abcl.t It,
• `('he .ithit jufst 41,'rn al neat •"1. . n w
:lI
everreh newai pettp:
• "There WA) 1l,,ift,! ' ;Si :I:•' ricer ?flim
morning the 1NNit' of a sbIdier teat. to
Feces auol !.•wed up tit xrr i<--Tlte'1
cO cttat'ta tees 1.e4yl) 141-1,-oe•lude• Anyl
+u.picion j)f soittide." EA.-ay/Kai!,
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(ruRRENT LITERATURE,
('.!Nato. tlttvTut-v,
ouu))44 r of Canaria
reached the .editor'. de
II)Idr.11111ur t' flet iott#0ti:,
A M4ue14'1), p10Vl4,tin 411 -,
and pe,putnt 14 44 1111144 4 In -
set, klt.g ,41144(41), A r, •
rued.1.• oro the tie* play.
is canlril'itred 1.)• - alt..•
Je.nr4 and t;'iv4114 44;441'1 ur •,l• :tin
11.ot.tand'.. ►amous "4"(.4:0(4. t tar puri
Im
7 hers u( Uan+wla Mout pato ..,e 4.14.•
Vnnd.)•buoFGonn (''.o,; 1.:., .
11'inuttN'g, flan,
August
1erfey' has;
n: • i. the
n,; ave-,
•.re
1,
,1••ti
Accepted .suitor, 4.u' 4,.-
frr•e•the't-iii-I»w, aged •..' oa:, ., •i'V,l•;..
du}ou snow that ,:t the natty -las'
night your sinter pioppisrd `to marry
%t‘'ale- ••On. yet, -th,.t'4 wbat
the party wall fur-
".•,llother writes that sit.' w,a 1.44 bete
•
tomtit l nW for a shot 4.. viol:, •1.,1' Altar,
Najd a )08411, wit', '•L -rt w.•i4," t...
plied her husband, **,d-.,. n' bit the
house he patted his little lteec 4',u the
iniad kinuh' mid *aid, •'RoL1-y, - dldn t
-7011 tisk. tnr to huh t'..•1 '.n whistle
anti A drum the othei day r" •- Yee.
(lad." -Welt, 1 will tiling ' nein horns
*444
LONDON DIRECTORY
• 1•, tdi.hed Ammnatty4
Ensiles [tauter• 4h rt-(tghout ti,•
1Vo1•1d to (4,ft4(1)lanieate-
4411.4''•
a •4. 1:n[sti=4.t unrest tetaatMw
tie.Jer0. in etch (Lots of uncle,
8..4dem tieing it eowplete cum-
r',"r'-ialyt++itle to Low � l4. 4I Its
_manna, the 1)iteetory contains
•
lists of extant merubents x•i' It
the good-. they ship. and flo-
ats Iry
supply ; st.-ani'hip hoes arrang-
ed ander he portstu 44411;1 they
sail, and indi'•ating the approsi•
nlate railings : Pruviocial tradt•
notices of leaning Manufactut
('1.14, Mereb,tnt,, rte., in the titin-
clpal pt(4i'in(•iel t twos and in-
dustrial ;4'4)44'54 of the United
Kingdowl:
A *troy of ti's current tit!#ion
will hr toretitd4d, freight paid,
Oft 1..'4'44*:- of po44(1 .'it4 t• "for
20 s.
leap•+. - •rLit,C ,4.,4,,•11 •ie' run•
'
advertise their tr,d,• ...Lids for•
V. or. 141.4144)• advelti.rtstfllts
t'r C3. •
The London Directory Co
, 1-1.ehutch Lbonr, L,.ud••n, F:.C,
ease
GEO. JOHNSTON
EMBALYSER acid
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
For u:•,u« ...,d ll•N:etl4kin14 NW*
tit'Ml 4.4.•i r 44',1'.+4.- 4 ;.mat':'. -
•tto� t: Store-
)i.-idence )P!.
ea.• .14. im,•itlrnrr, ••t 4i11au -
• `ittrrt.
J. B 0PHEY & SON -1.
GODERICH
rill: LEADING
Furieral Directors '
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attene'ed to
-.: al: hour*, night or day.
illairalffinflyilignemoifymmitr
as
Are Doctors Any Good?
Foolish question' Yet some people act as if a medicine
could take the place of a doctor! The best medicine in
the world cannot do this. Have a family doctor, consult
him frequently, trust him fully. If we did not believe
doctors endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and
colds, we would not offer it to you. Ask your doctor.
No alcohol in this cough medicine. 1C. Ayer Co., Lou et1, Mass.
if we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer's Pills for constipation, biliousness, sick.
headache, we would not otter them to you. Ask your own doctor about this.
4.5 ERF•I CTE%?+i '
Lir,• A
IMAFLL LEAF LABEL!
Coevatl'S Perfection Cocoa 'is. perfection ibe1f. Its
matchless purity, smoothness and 'natural chocolate
flavor, has placed COWAN'S in a class by itself.
Your grocer will supply it. . 1st
T8R COWAhN CO., iLU*UTEB. - - Tnvotvro.
•I l -I E TI \1 E FOR "1""--
A
-=.
une Weddings
is' now past, but I am still in the Furniture
business and would like to- furnish the
homes of those lately married, or any
person wishing to get the best there is in
niture
would do well to come he •in examine
my stock before purchasing.
i have the latest thing in Hamm
"Hammoolt Couch." Call and see
eo. Johnston
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
THURabAT, AUttUKT 11, 10114 R ,
•
Phone 0. MILLAII
Cif-a
'Phone 56
ummer Clearance
Fi ItTHEI: ware striking reYductions' will be madeilnring the remaining•
week.) of August, when all
eJ•t-Nle Ilitisit lar cleared- At any peke, t hat we
ma Ah Wart I)Pk4 aea►on RIL•li iiieryt9ftrf3t"yreS/i••- rtrt-dry*-ts•dste.
Ate•
A11 Children's Millinery Rreduced to Half-price.
11.a r4.- you eat' red our (;rand I: flitting Competition ? (let
feel 5114tirulsa.1)4. stole.
New Goods New Goods
We have this week passed into stock a splendid assort
-
mn'ut of the latest novertles in 4:•,)44'4' and children's Knitted
l'„a.s, Sweaters. rte. 'These goody are -to 4.I.• more popular
this season !hap ever before.
Ladies' (loll Coats from Children's Sweaters frcm
;2.00 up. 50c up.
McCall's Patterns ,and Publkations
for September ow in stock.
-Phu
56
illar's Scotch StoreP56nc
4
i
GOLD MEDAL
inder
Twine
eet. Per pound I (k:
Waterpr of -Hay Fork Rope
Per pound ...... ....... .... .:'........... 15c,
Clearing Sale in Ice Boxes, Oi toves and
hammocks.
Plumbing, Heating, Troughing..
(let our prices oPumps.
EVERYTHING IN HARDWAR
1
ti Fred hunt's Cheap Hardware Store
rl
Amateur Photo Snpplies
1Y,r 4 arty everything in Photo Su .plies -Films, Fitul
Peeks, Pietro, i evelbpere, Toning and Fixing Powders, etc,
- Alsoa-rlce line of , •
CAMERAS
THE FAMOUS BUTCHER CAMERAS
-the lest in the worhL Once tried. alway,, treed. Try one
and be convinced,
F. J. Butland, Druggist
1 he Square, Ooderich.
SHOE -- SIIA
THAT STAYS
If shoes differ at
any part-icular point
it is in keeping theit
shape. -
Shape - retaining
quality depends 'up-
on good lasting, or
the way the leather
is stretched down
around the last, and
time given + for the
shape to become
permanent.
Invictas Shoes
;ire never rukhed at
any stage, and prove
mselves by re-
shape until
worn out.
W M:
corner 1':ta.t. street. and Square
ARMAN
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