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UREIC
FRED E. COOK. TEACHER OF
Pismo playing. Theory. Hammer end
ierpniut: 1'upils prepated for osamtse•
of Toronto Conservatory of Muria. Apply
ammo . Mu•le Store, Roderick. Monday.,
3,00.1n rr4ldence of Mr. Alex. Marken
'tatuio 'tcert. liudenrh, et udio et V. M
rooms. nrkr\4tatd:4.d Loan 1'o.'.. ulnae
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er I of ory tit Mark. 81 vr.dul iw.peration
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
,t'IrHAN M. ROBERTS, CIVIL.
and Hydraulic Kngioeer, Ontario land
ei Qr
t. r ]Iel.rsn Mork. Uoderlear corner
•real = ('vet. Telephone 137.
MEDICAL
t. W. F, ((ALI J►\\ . M. B.
• d ••••nl• n.-.,, dor' 1 -•t liodrrie
y oMl r. Telephone1
LEGAL
L. KILLORAN, HARRI.rf11R.
solicitor. notary. etc. Mowry to lead at
est rates. ('lees -North 5'r -rt. liodericb
It signal lMloss. Is eod ertb .datnrday
Monday-. _
O. CAMERON. K. C.. BAARIO-
T►:It. solicitor. notary public. U oew-
btlt9t Street. Uodertch, hard dear teen
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ikul'1►FOOT. HAYS k BLAIR
tarn: er., .Bettors, notaries public pi..
. in the MarltOne /Attie, rte. Ot11re. podstd
carr, nett door l'. A. Keen, + mror•ery. Prl
4 fund,•tolend at Icwr-t rate. of interest
,P t-UF(1UT. K. C. K. 1. HA YS. U. F
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`HAI:LEMQARROW, L.L.B..BAR-
klyTkH, attorney., a/elicitor, etc., (iitido-
•h. Money to lend at lowest cal...
O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
• -ali.'tror. comnua.lot'• . notary public
Hamilton street. Uoderlcb Out..
INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
icK-LLOP MUTUAL FIRR IN -
1 e C H A N C iC PR. -Fars aril Iodated
i.:.,ro:,eny insured. -
°arvr• -J. R. Mclean, PhW.. Heeforth P.O :
r l unnol: , Vie,- Prem.. ' OOderieh P. 0
Una. ,
na. L Nat., 8eo..Tree... I+raforth P. O.
Iluertor. -\4 w. (-homey. h ; John
tens..., Winthrop; George 1M1e, 1leafn112,:
Ma liennewe•h. Brodhatten : James Keane,
kechwond ; John Watt. Matlock ; Maloolp,
IcBw ri, Hrueefleld.
A/rt.t• .I. W. Ye., Holme -villa; FL Smith.
hillock :.res. Cummings. - Kornio d. ills : It.
twirl).sealer: th. Polley holder. eau pp
07
rover • stems .n1
n a, Chat/oar their
he pear cards
Cotte
'roar, Kinveto5 atraet Ooderlcb.
464)) i1'f') PRiVATE FUNDH TO
loan. Apply to M. R. CAM-
P:kn.. *1.rnster, Hamilton street Ilodetich.
'v. K. ROBERTSON,
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INAI;RAxeg AGENT.
"RP Irmo, xnls Britirb,Canfalaa and
5`• 1 9r-IgRAf/le MID 1.M1'ulraaa'I4011I ,
' ITr : The Ocean Accident and Guarantee
'ortoiso- th4-401,r.aas'Txa11aion, Limited. of .on' London. Nog.
U.8.
'Melo) and (ivaranteet'ompany.
. Oflke a e.si.encs, northeast comer of Vic
".I!t 11 Lav1d's streets.
Phone lit
IORICW. CRAiGiE, LIFE, FiRE
r.r and areldent insurance. Agent for leading
-Iota; and «tort, companies. Insurance in all
.r afire Ird on twee plans and at lowest now.
add, t. since, corner West Street and egnaee
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OIIim.ri W:R
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
WALTER E KKLLY '
OUDERiC'H, oT.
t.st'Elt OF MARRi♦OK LiCENSES.
1 , LANE, IABUER OF MARRI-
-104: uermaaa Oederteh. Ont.
SHAVING PARLOR
RE11FORD BLOCK BARBERSHOP-
• --Thio well-known and popular stand
bffer. Its patrons the best . servh'. in shaving
IWirrlalt ne• eta, rte. Ll4dlee' shampooing a
Time py nOnly skilled hands employed
,'t
Rt/I:nItt11MICR. 1 will be appreciated. H. H.
prietor.
,reWd of the S.i$trkt '1'ribrur,
•The ' Wlna-"fTrtl '1x1111'. father"?Tt 1
• '' way• distil/guf-h la•twrrl1 yl a r e "N..,
Louie Jeffrey. of Zurich. 1141 rota
dwelling int bat village s,Mts. 1.111.1
Sirmon, for $9(e1. '
Mies Jessie McArthur, 11 mush es-
teemed resident of Hensel!, is dead at
the age of sixty years. 1
SThe voters lint tier the township of
'l'urkereIuilh was misted up het week
told bas :04t41 number of 7115 voters
township on Tiosent) August 'G•inl,
was it native of I.ilnailiiskire, I':ultl•.1141,
41111 W1uI luirn there sevent y nice yea,.
always. If either of tis' gels 111..
trouble he whaekr ii Loth 111 luakt
1.1111.
ego, Ile loomed the ha1Lm•n,ekiu, -
u•ade and in 111;,11 he wits Inas 1 ir.l
to .\I ins ttebrrca MIIlit 11. 141' 1"••
(hCe04ed him fourteen year-. Th -s. 1
nailed fur Uau'ad,t shortly anti their t
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She 'rhe 1111411 1 1114.1 y t,l•n 144.
•11nll a little lower than tiro angels.'
tie ..11diru1YuliyyltIi- 'Flri•s I .nn
0111 y k•irr., 14 htth. lower Chau liar
.1 them !" 11rmot t,ct.
Marriage and settled Ile Nees 114111
• 4urg. where the deceased worked at
arena 1. w Pltmetn el"re
Htenley tuwnsbip, died last week at then came to llru.mell. locality, Wtiete
her hover in Hensel' at the ripe age of the drrr.wrd lived until the five of
eighty-nine yr,u's• hie 'death. Ile is survived by it (wmily
Willie. the lisle eonof Mr. stud Mot. of three sons and four daughters.
H. A. Bell. of Clinton, fell from x Wedding fence the other day and fractured our g at SeafotW.
of hie arum in two place., near the %V lding hells rang merrily in Se
elbiow• .
Miss Mabel Turner, of Rrli•eeeld,
bah takentba'g. of the typewriting
and (stenography department of the
Walkerton Business. College. Mb.'
commenced her duties lest week,'
Timmer Henry, father' of Ci.odtaet..r
Henry, of Winghaln, died tin Sunday
evening. August 'lint. at his 04111
house in that fown. The remains
were takers to Bright for interment. •
Harry Sperry. who was with W.
Pickard k Son, of seefortb, now of
Calgary. for soaur,years, has at•crpti d
the district agency (4,1. the county of
Oxford for the London Life Intimancee
Co.
Two bonier. belonging to Wiu.
Wheatley, neat' Chinon, were stand-
ing in a Held the other day during an
elects lexl storm. One of thele war
et ruck by lightning. and killed {n-
stantly.
Janet 'Walker Barron dirt) et the
home of her brother, W. J. BAN 011,
McKillop townabip, 00 Tuesday, Aug-
urs :11101. She watt tlity-five year. of
age and lout heslen it, . poor health for
some tittle.
Dr. ('hieholtn, . M. 1'.ir h:as1,
Huron, and Mr..' Chisholm announce'
the engagement of their only daugh-
ter, Mite Albs, to Dr. W. Biles CnIIi-
snn.. of Lindsay. The wal•riage will
take place during September.
Frederick Howard, of Seaforth, di -d
in Woodstock and the reamins-were
brought to staforl h for interment tale
weep. He was fifty-three years of
age. and •be-stdrr bis aged titer lie
leaves a sten to mourn his loom. , ' ,
Freeman, of Clinton. implied -his
ninetieth . ,Ltrtlukay-_ tin_bunds iinda s . '1+th'
ult. Hr has lost his sight and his
hewing- is not good, but dais territory
d ill remains clear. Mr. Freeman has
been a resident of Clinton .ince 00.1.
The town of %Vinghug' expecte to
entertain Hon. It. L. Borden. Iralel
of the Ilppaoeitirn party in the House
of Comwonr, on Tuesday, September
11th. A t'lnmittee is busy at present
arranging for meetings to he held on
that day.
A very sad event at Seafortb 1111
Turmday, August 39th, was the demise
of Helena .1. -I►urkin. wits of Louie
Devereux. The decreer(' war only
thirty•flve years of age and was mar-
ried to her betrayed Kurland about
two years ago.
Anson Wallace, of London, who
wee struck by an auto/nohilwhile
riding hit bicycle ou the streets of the
Forest Lily three weeks ago. died a
week, leer. He was well known in
Clint it by the old residents, having
lived t ere thirty yeare ago.
Whit on &Visit to friends at Mont-
rose, li y county. lest !week, Mts.
1)tev.i I E. Cameron. of 111 us4ele,
was thin/ out of a buggy. She was
✓ endered a conscious (tom it wound in
her head both bonen war.• broken
in bar left le just above the ankle.
t11RCHITECTURE
Chas. How an 1s visiting; his old
home in 1'1511 n. it is time years,
since he left his ative town and the
greater part o this time has lawn
.pent in Mouth Africa. w which
country be intend& to return shortly
to look after his
there.
.lames Earl. of Us
einem interee.ta
roe township.
who lost three catt)er` by what war
said to be the poison route, suffered
the Iosa of another roar last week.
Mr. Earl 'reckoned the `beast to he
worth about $75. Tbe stolpach of the
nniural bas been sent to To
analyzed.
A quiet wedding was solelr)nized at
tbe horse of Mrs. John Omahas. Kin-
cardine, on Wednesday worn ng of
last week, when Miss Alter (irgUes
was united to Wm. i'rire, har•rieter, of
Toronto. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. H. A. Wright, Duly
immediate relish V1.1 of the contracting
parties being present.
ARTRURJ. BA J• BARCLAY, MEDAL
1-1FiT n0yal tgstltat- Rrltlsh Architect..
tehr - Palate House. (oderich. Plans, de
tMM public tM1Aeatlena prepared for rehaden.es
and halldingn. Orreltemlrnee in
AUCTiONEERiNO
THOMAS OUNDRY, LIVRAT(xlx
and general anethwieer. (Here. on South
'whentrs"- where he will he (mind at all times
*eery not
oR i ng 00100. , lms rwaeeneaM5 and
*•lime e/On saUsfaotloe.
oto to be
forth on '1tt.sday morning, Angus•
311Cb, Whet, Miss Lowe K.hor, annals,-,
ter -of Mr.. 1Lo•guretr Keht.e. we-
unifed in the holy M,ndsof matr•innwly •
10 ,1ohn W ikon - Mc W pliant.. 1•f nr•
unit. The celeluoac w4.. pet formed.
at•u n stuck in Mr. 'Janie.' church by.
Rev. Father (:utrozen. Mrs. 'Frank
Ikon eux played Mendelssuha'o_ wrd-
dingruarcham the p}arty altered the
church and Jahn McCenu and MIs
Margaret McCann, of Toledo.. nrp•he•w'
and niece of the bride, (wird the parts
of groomsman and brdrrula,d respec-
tively.
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Winghatn Loses as Old Resident.
After an illness of- eevetul month.,
Michael Walker. a, smell re.pect1I
resident .•t W,uggham, flied un Sun-
day. -August 2stb. l4. -wa. born -tit
Ireland in Ilct;. end et the mgr ot nine-
teen he wa0 uhitrd in marriage to hi.
1111W 1w•ref t poet net . Shortly atter-
wards they emigrated' to (. ,,4du
Residing in tarry township for it short
time, they removed to Past Wawa -
nosh it, IXit{. lse.idre lis widow Mr.
Wtdker is survived by a family cif
eight mons and one d40ght.r. about
ten years ago Mr. and, Mrs. SSalker
retired trout teeming and lrinuved,
Wingbitm. They celebrated their
golden wedding on .fitly nth, lien, on,
which ocea- oIi ell their family were
present, •tawal/les 1billy three errand.
"hildren andone great-granolghild.
Mr. Cowie- '•\\'ill coy ir;i 4o1u,
at
hat
I Will e,1:1t1 .. ry.rlling.
ouuny.
hat yout9nluiP like 115 Alms brit, 11
you count unexpected 't.
The Hretf tetur in a 1.ef411 life is
niwdlenee to the laws nt mit-Mt and sof
find. The w11rld has n.. place in 1t tole .
*lawless nun. %Vbut we, all liberty
iii rea'ly a form of tthrd;eno.r u. law.
SOCIETY WOMEN'S HAIR.
A Simple Treatment that Will Make it
Truly Fascinating -E. R. Wigle
• Guarantees It.
.Nowaddys every up.t41-dote Woman I
hem rat tent hart.
• Whitt 4 fo.•liah vselthur a wrte:U1
would Ire if slyy to the, opp ortunit y
to odd to henalle'aetions.
Veit in Canada today there are
hundt'etle of thousatd ot women with
harsh. faded, cher'acterlems heir wh,.
do nut make any attempt to improve
it.
In i'aris newt women bake. Iw•auti
ful hair.. ag'd in Canada all 'wouleu
who tier i'arisinn Mage have hit/iron/-
and
i t,on-attd luxuriant hair.
And any WOWan ('elude/ of 1br Sig-
nal can have atu•a,tive and lu4.tmrh
hair in a few day. time by using thi-
great hair rrjnvenat ir, Parisian Sage.
E. It. \Vigil sells a large 'bottle f.•1
510centmand he guarantees it to len
i'h dandruff. step' falling hjtir and
itching scalp in two .werke 1r 114(,1)141
bark.
Parisian Sege in an ideal hair tonic.
not sticky "r greasy. •
CENSUS CF MORTALITY, DISABIL-
,.- 4TY AND COMPENSATION.
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The date of the next, Crnsue fur
reality, doetbility and rnlupenwt-
tion is Ist June nt next year, which 1•
the salur 110 the date for populating'.
It is a'tecord for oar Veal, slid goer
the infurolatiou tug'cerniug all per -
e ons to whom the schedule :elates for
the'year counting to the hour of raid- ,
night of 31st May. hill.
•'e Nonni description of every per
son who has died in'the year. or out -
feted disability by accident sir sick -
netts and has receive) (wnsat' •
therefor is required in the schedule,
and for more td.V id.ntihca
reterence ie made to his, family or
household in the first schedule.
The name sod pax of reiih per.on.
Arid whether single. married, wid-
owed, divorced or legally .eparided.
together with the month of birth, the
year of birth, the age at last birthday"
end the counts y or place of ' hip are
required under personal deerrlption.
Rim or her racial or- tribal origin. re-
Iigion and plofessiotl. occupation or
trade. will also he recorded under for
general heading of personal dt•ecrip-
tion, whether the reference it to pet.
eons wbo have died -within the year oI
Allan Reid, sun of William Reid.'- f ' pso'eoos who have been disabled
Heaforth, met with a painful accident itbin the year by Occident or mirk-
onw day last week. He fell from the n.iss• and to persons who have su41-
tu4►a1I• t ' fi:G in ljyr station yard 0011e1. Ines of time and earnings and
and, ii is s fboliRht, strum 'lt3s`>fi:dii"fe- A141"114.4.41.11111111111.1 -M-1.11-.1=-1.
against a rail. A doctor. upon exam- u( li 1.r time.
-
ining his head, found that the scalp Von c. the beading of mortality ,
had been torn away from the skull, ree0111.. will be entered showing t he For Sole
exposing the bone. 'It was necessary death in the ,tenet. year,by
to put
- several stitches theor 1•.411514 of death as de -
wound. y the Bertillon Des .11ellit
f death 'f 't ed
-. Welt. 111 It wmtherwtltean' the- i oe4-
r;l on•dinary thing in nota are :+ Be.
('.1101 she goes frr.ly poi• tri puce, she
ceu..rps the line, .he glee tet Iwd a
wcehei woman- Aid Kat+ ..p fine linen.
-wee), wa. the lmsrto at achoot this
iiftereenil.'rutunly`?" risked the fund
parent. ••Had a readinit on the De-
strue.s' of ' Tyree," re.p'wnlyd then
yn,lok-'sr. •H1u, Aliso file arwi=
deter, I
Kindly 01,1 (lent-"t%'rll, Inv tilde
11111,1. wh,.t wn,dd you like to be when
4'1111 jpnw IIp l+ Littl-'l 11 "1'd like
10 be tenter e1,1 ;tent l-nlan like • you.
with nothin- to do but Welk AromoJ
and ask imps.
"Vow u...,l to ray tbar boy' of your..
wouldn't ttn.lmint to anything; bt'caut1
111 Wits' a poet.': "1 w.i Ihllstaken.
110 .,.:skew .11 1104- .living 1;ruing up
nam.-- Im• fancy drinks ..t .tales (0111,-
lain•.''-\t'i,shiu•gtoniter.
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1'11" v1,+tress-Bi idgrl ..1 t oh-
ie^t to yo/o• having n new Is•an evert(
nitiill.
'The Cook Thin hi,v loather
.,.•.I ! :1111«111-'ni%et' "1n11r .. L'.. in w'a11rr
he'. race:led whit 1 have t' .erve lulu!
-Cleveland !wade/.
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Nervous
Prostration
For Three Years
"Dr. Mlle Restorative Nety-
ine cured me of a period of j
nervous prostration of over three 4
years duration, and the Anti- '1
Pain Pills are as necessary tQ
u$ as the ' roq ot onr 7tonse.
They have been household rem-
edies with us for many years."
' WM. J. LOUGHRAN,
1214 Catherine St.,
Philadelphia, Penna. 1.
Much sickness is•due to nerv-
ous trouble% headache. diz-
ziness, epilepsy and insanity are
nervous troubles. Then there
is a' large -class of .disorders
which arise from a weakness of '
the. nerves of an organ or part,
;s -weak lungs. heart, stomach,
kidney. bladder,. eyes, . -etc. •
Dyspepsia and indigestion are
usually the result of nervous
• disorders.
Restorative Nervine
soothes the irritated nerve~, and
assists the nerve cells to gener-
ate nerve force.
Price *1.00 at your druggist. He should
•upplY you. 11 he hoes not, send price
M ue. we forward prepaid.
DR. MILEll MEDICAL CO., Toronto,
e
11 crueler at'5 f•y.•t'Ii• get ttw, see .1e t- '
able tiarn,joy. life.
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Two Minute Talks About
ANDOkA
1IANGE
for Coal or Wood
month
the di
scribed b
titre. the plac
away from
tuldt•e4N of th
Di.ahi)I $t -a►
to t4•ridelnt id'
these heeds re+l
the nature of lo
by accident in the ea•, cause. of the
accident, weeks of dieahllity due to
sickness or accident. nd bent of salary.
or °User earnings• cs, F by sickness
Or aefe'ident. •
Allowance or compen tion made ttt
employees is recorded 'oder three
heads : 1. The volmntery allowance
whieh may be made to en 'oyer by
employer for lost. time thio qh sick-
ness or accident daring the ear. 2.
1'ompensetion in the year y em-
ployer milder stator, for ;11 lives if life
by accident,'and (21 for in hjr aer-
ridee t. which. im required .. 111.•
Provinces of the 1Jomininu. 3. ( o-
nsation by insurance fol. (I) Io++ ref
iIe mod (2) for sickness or injury. \
The Comedian Flax Mille ('o., with
mills at Clinton. Moorefield, Dresden.
Wallacehurg and Alyinston, report
that they have found nil tumble in
securing laborers to harvest their
fax during the past season. Indians
from the reserves in tbe southern part
of the Province have been available
and have proved very efficient work-
ers. The company estimates that it
costs about $H per acre to pull tbeir
crop of flax.
Clinton Waterworks System.
Tbe Clinton waterworks system wan
inspected last week by Willis Chip-
man. of Toronto, and he is repwirted
to have been well satisfied with the'
plant in general. One hundred and
twenty-five ratepayers have had
water connections rnetelled in Limit•
houses( and over twenty-fhte applica-
tions more beve been received.
Fire in Wingham Bakeshop.
A Are In M. Beckwith's hakeshop in
Winpiham the other day was the
cause of some excitement. The grates
of the even furnacelbroke and allowed
the fire 10 fall and roll out over the
floors: The fire Soon spread and it re'
quire(' the assistance of the tire brim
,
Bade to extinguish it. A fnneiderahle
amount. of flour and provisions was
damaged by the smoke and water.
Death of Robert Bell. Morns.
The bite Robert. Bell. whoa• death
in Nnrri
r e, ea 1 1 Occurred
ole, and the name awl
attending physician.
I c pensee inn relate
sickness, and finder l •
s will he tettered of
N or IIIJUI y Caused'
Curate let Sunday school) -,"Now,
children, ' well close with hymn 6R9.
'Little drops of water.' Nnw, do pot
a little more spirit into i1)"
"Do you think that our Joe's inven-
tions will work r asked Mee. come.
"i hope so." answered her husband :
"i know wall that Joe won't."
"We're always careful about these
rnntigunns diseases." said Mrs. Lap
sling.When Johnny had got well
f the measles we bon bt some cul
took place at him home so g
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THE .Pandora Range is for those
who desire to make a permanent
investment. The high quality of
the materials -and the superior method
of construction assure long life.
The Body -of the Pandora is very
heavy. The Rods and Bolts are on
the outside where they cannot burn
or rust out. Thee Expansion Rings
cf the cooking section provide ample
allowance for extreme expansion -and
contraction and eliminate the possi-
bility of the metal crac;:log.
The Cooking ,Top is Burnished
which toug;lens the surface of the
'metal and increases .its 'strength.
WClar, 011 ;Cement is used between
the' ;o:nts. Unlike cheap. ordinary
cement. it will not dry out and. need
replacing. Thi Nickelling will not
tarnish and is many times more
durable than the single coat ,of nickel
,on ordinary ranges. . -
.The Semi -Steel Firo Box Linings
, are twenty' per cent. heavier than
cast or gray iron iinin s. Sulphur
fumes. so destructive .to cast iron.
cannot penetrate the. hard. smooth as
glass surface of Semi -Steel. The
Grates have 'Three Faces, which'
alio ws.the wear to be distributed .on..
three. sides, -insuring triple durability.
If you want a range, of guaranteed
quality get the Pandora. It's buiitto_
give you lasting service.
M'C1ary's
Stands for Guaranteed Quality;
Ioada&, Taranto,: Maritsa!, WtaniMl
V1a 001411- SI. J.An. N.B.. Haaitlan, Calgary
73
Phone 56 D.
MALAR CR
Phone 56
First Showing of the
New Fall Coats
HE New Coats have a•ri4.1(- They :ire,
unit 14.il,11141 the hest ran' we have
tills 't e• p viten fr
eustuutrt ...mil cordially invite a visit to • r
Mantle reel oil'. Of many of our, higher-
ppt•iced ('eats t tiers is only ooe of ea•'b style.
F very g.tett4.-nt abawn Roto tit Lh.r'tEert to
the Lest is 'confined solely to ourselree.
Every garment will be found perfect in lit
41141 finish. The prices will be very moderate'
11.1 eii -t1 high -claim garments.
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FAIRSEX GARMENTS'
-1o. our department for children's ' and
uu0seoi Cuatm will hr found the hest-as.orted
stork ii, this part of the country. W1, will
feature F..tir•sex filaments. ,which embody
. the hest tlirit is made 111 11*idern s gal enema.
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NEW FALL SUITING'S
and COA1INOS
We have passed into (stock our' fir t
•dqliver y of stinting,. and Coatings for the
eoiniffg-seaatH1. which iue:lud.e 11111 heneweet
and must up-to-date materials.
McCall's Patterns and Publications.:
Atmn's Gloves. Perrin 's Gloves.
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PsbpeMillar's Scotch Store'Phone
1turtin Jenour faints
7h
BEST PAkINTS ON
THE MARKET-'
•
e hers -ypp, res
of all
Clearing Sale in Ice:Boxes, Oil Stoves
Hammocks.
and
Plumbing, Heating, Troughing, -
(iet our prices on Pumps.
EVERYTHING IN HARDWAR
Fred Hunt's Cheap Hardware Store
HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH
11
BUTLAND, Agent
111 1141 III ye 111111 n1•Iler
or y.,411:
The Howell Hardware Co.. Limited
Severe attacks ot rheum a::;;:;i
responsible for cases of organ1 ':
trouble. At - any - rate It is foolail''tu
"t grin and hear it.."
Cir
RHEUMATIC REMEDY
would likely cure your case. it hag r!, ;
beneficial in all fortis of .fled:im tic l.; --
muscular, infl.lnirnatory and trouty. A bi,;
bottle costs onlyil.00.
Ming you
buy
adds dm name
'kir'• rt,..
wi:i give yo':
entire'
satisfaction.
Sold ata guaranteed by
P. J. BUTLAND. S. E. HiCK,
H.C. DUNLOP, E. R. WIGLE,
GODERICH
22411
New Summer Suit
' Brise MATERIAL.
LAVIT `TYLES
r.• t[al
DUNLOP
r : rail) Wit
J. BROPBEY & SON
OODERIOH
THECLEADIN(i
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
it all hours. night or day.
isompumemmimmommi
GEC. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER and
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Fi 1011m a and Under taklna wart•rton.
syr.,.ide+.lour.• I:rster.cn
Merit rill, At re-uleote, "t1 '.5'•:: I i .. •
WESTERN' FAIR
LONDON, CANADA
Sept. 9th to - I7th. , 1910
$25,000.00 IN PRIZES AND. ATTRACTIONS
OPEN TO Alai. 1.
.The Great Lave Stock El;►Ibit'ku
Speed Events , Dog Show Athletic Day
Everyt•Day Cat Show ray
MUSIC B$ THE gest HIGHLAPDEK$ AND yth FUSILIERS
ATT %MTIONS • DON'T - FIREWORKS
Bu ter Than Ever_ MISS 1Ti Each Night
REDUCED RATES OVER ALL ROADS
Visit London's Exhibition
1'. ire 1.1.ts. En: ry Forms• end all Information from
W. J. REID, President A. M. HUNT, Secretary
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