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1tni`i..nertion.by.
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0ODERICH. THL'It3DAY. • N'T. s,, 191 1.
THE ROSS EXCUSE.
Thr et r WAS st arte.l by Senator
Rams. and lies been repeated; pmi ruI,l
like. i^t( at number tit newspapers, that
het •rt Canada eutet- upon teciproeity'
nettotiatiuns with the faired States
the !letter e'• qutryshoultLraxluce its
duties to the Canadian level. The
prnponilien-reelaiad-oar ieresistibly .
cett..iw,thiny9 in ".dice iu Wonder-
land" : it seems to have a erosible,
gonad,• but the sense ie all in the
sound.
Why should the United. States re-
duce its tariff to 'a level with the
Canadian tare? We believe it would
• be vastly better for tbe great major-
ity of the people of the United States
if their tat it were reduced: but that
is a matter for thsutselves to decide
They arran e their tariff t
o suit
then -elves: we in Canada arrange
oar tariff to snit ourselves. We do
not give the United Stat se any special
favors in our twill: the United States
does not discriminate .gantlet. Canada
in its teriff.- Cainadians therefore
bug e,uo ground of complaint against
their tn.i titIonrltin-t_his mat ter.
Supposing. however. that t It t• opinion. The Canadian editor i'. el -
United States 1:o'.eminent should lowed 'to "gang his ain gait" and to
scale down it, twill' rates to a level' g.r.oge pul.lie opinion as best he;may.
with those of /' motto, would Senator Solnetinles lir luny strike it right
sometimes he way_le a long way too.
and sometime.., perhaps, be needs
rotor hing almost 11:4 much as the moo-
ed .n other body' whose proceedings
1,)-ty- 6c in •puritinn.
1Vloat,we wish to drive home as the
suunuing op of This little le moils, is
no, : I'hl- ).4 ti - deumeralir . com-
mon/Uy. We g.m'eel wee g.i VPnl 0111• Olt 11
1ffaii., 'rhe emitted and sell our othet
rept4"'nt:rlivc inslitrttinus site just
whtt wu atarw'Ive. make Them. One
man is j11s1 as, lenponsitde 1.'r the
right conduct of affairs a, the 11.x1
one. .rid it any Ulan p, 1.11 ioda-
te' put
odate•rrt.t o1 too htiy-ur is Nlt:r.l tet Px
el('i•e Ili• influence l:1. has no Ifp;h' 'o
1'IIF: si(•N111; GOJ)ERIt'II (►N'J'AR1(►
THE DUTY TO'SPEAK OUT.
Said a cirizen to the writer 'a few
days ago,' "I aur going to aecide whom
1 .hail support at the next. rnunieipal
electioins largely upon .the manner in
which the individual cotluciltors
handle thio uuttter• of the streets." lie
1 made
u the demand was retelling t
upon the council by the Ontario West
Shute Railway Cu. for running rights
on certain streets, and Wil. indignant
tht,t the •'ouncii shotild think of
allowing tracks to be laid ex^epi on a
few streets whet. they would le
necessary to give the railway proper
connections. •
The remark may well he 'n, •'tt' the
stat ti ng -no i tit tar a tee Coln leen t - upon
the tuatltu•r in which the great n111ity of people atter. to their civic
dutie-. '1'o what extent is the t•o11►ujl
guided, to what extent can it be
guided, fly in; lair up inion when to't
888080 'pltan One. mars in :a bundled
takes the trouble to let his opinion tie
kuowrat the ,tmetime? % hen
*councillor is defeat..d at the polls,
how• is be. to know where he has
faited.rte-go)ne astray.:if the electors
do not in 1.1r11e tray make . known
their Ieiihaitl. for leaving him at.1
home ? To tnak.• 'IP "nor s puind 't '
vote against a vs. -gain man because of
his a(Niun on some partivular ques-
tion. without giving him the oppor-
tunity to know that you disapprove
(if Ili- action. is a good deal like - -'.wI-
ing at is man in the dark. The
')tfending councillor may he left at
Mime, hitt !Its - l0-ea41or, 8801. knowing
the cause of his letlrenreut; may lit-
cornetan offeudkr the next year i1, cx-
acEiv the raum way
The only effective furans tS keep a
public representiative iu the right
path lap) warn him when there arenas
14 be • danger sof his going wrung.
(iodises etsshould follow the report
of the council proceedings and when
•iI a question of eattaiderable 111g01 tanee
comes 'No they should see l•) it that
the member9 of Ie council are to Thew -
with public opinion. either by speak•
fog to them-p•rronaliy or by writing
to the press. In Great Britain ankh,
use is made of the privilege of wait ing,
letters to the press on all - sorts of
stlirjects, and the column* containing
those letters constitute one of the
mart valuable; as Wella. most to
teresting,'wartinoe of the newcph`)et•.
o
'And the cont.' ihutor- he faded, I, ser
l
nut afraid or aehamed to sign their
newel,. In this country the news-
paper editor very rarely reeeivea such
lettere from his traders, and when hr
does the writer, in :5 majority of rase••
withholds his name from pu4►liettion
and thus dretroys to a" s.'ry great ex-
tent the effect of his expression of
„EDITOR tadd NOTES. '
- 1
Goad evening ! Havi you seen any
of those astray balloons ? "
.14o1 op , E'allua's statement ha*
started' a discussion tit tt w ill , trot die
out in a burly.
•
g.. f.,1. t•- lIn'1 green 11.1.1' mud green
wood-. A1111elan 1.114,11 w.• say 01(4)111
the L•'n 1.111 pwilielStuao ? He's the trig •
-
gest 1 writ'un !h.• earth. If you I
want :., knnw;'4111s-thi, g ill of :dwelt •
London. ask 14'�•Iliceirimt. and hell tell
.nil tell y•lu 1.o 111141.1y: We never
c.vt+eel h• wotiilei• al Mi.. i(4Ilti•rtnau's ;
go'(4E t'uiper land kiudtio.• :*11.1cyclo-
;•:n'(Iie Lll.Iw'I.'lge.
Itisu'tuften a fellow has to chancaj 1111.' of the attraction, 111 1•nudou'
• ,. the Exhibition.
ti a 'nl.
Jt w- it
w x s Ifr 0I
"t 1.l' 111 C-
, W e.. 11
1, N About 1.,t V
1 11 1 � t1.
1 111 t
' B .'1'111.1.. wrt•e the Uwlttlt thi1t1.l,s tw• s.vte
inlet --.0 vele mut. going to do it. r 1.,•11 r4tilai1i01)1, :did 1h.'ir w',,,.
------- I.u...thiug to le. seen n.,wh.•retd,.' hs- 1
1'1 in ,lapmn. This was the ,lmpai..•
-c-(I:4:.'f dwarfing tree- T'reo. 1 hat
attain .1 height of fifty feet in out
count , as ore seed! shoaling only a
fora a T'rco• a hawked year,
old 1114,) not 10 ftot liigh.. -teasel us
ms.,' ti.1.11111 i.I.111i. traiu.,l 1.4 r.•ln'wur
1.i•.i..m.1 L.•.._4 all tool y %%..ml,yfilL
ihio w',.- I'8, l,.1•11 111,111 1'7-,•e the 1110111i-
_ftv'tt i '. It' Japan, silk -,'-Thou., mac"
rhi.ei y. ,11ip., and !rye: ythink else in i
s;11ntllfty 4Ue i Ito:tiity- 1.. ......total our ...total
Et r e.,; 1% b''t.•rn pro. 11.!1,
pit the 001.1-1 nt all our .Igittsoming
w.• felt the burden of 1,04,•rty he filo
' richest cortntry oil the wR-kl : ever,y• I
,at -tear ''111e lispergg:tr, blind- .leaf and
d nail), Au(tatrilnk,nne--. 3.1.1 license a i
in 1► town of Littman people. 1 et 'evert
herr 1.11. iluplyiyetuete- 7 !'I•on., :11,•
1 Im•iug l0''ilII.•. 081,1 -,i1 nkennes- �. `
diminishing. The (ltll '14.•'. 11:1Ve a
stronger hold than when wee we:,• last :
in ,E1.piilalnb- Koss-r,L,_, t,,, a. .• 1
re-oaf/el hal g.'•(41 c.ingt.,;at;uns ,tad at
the leading London . hnt.'hr4'ne•tu-
1a•ra 1111: ".1 14• in the',-.'1rt9 ten :nin-
•utee la•forr stent. or their place, a ill
be given to t-i,itot'- Forty minute..
attend of time we writ. .un 'lig' a ....tilde
tad . hundred waiting to ;;'•t into H. J.
1':eupbell...chinch. -
The Canadian is 0 pet...ua grata"
vecywbel•e'.'tl get we 11 tic, *Mkt*
14• :owe from tf'J)At the r!o.e of the
fi. a War the Canadian wits the hero
,,f t .• Eng.:le. Since the last ..•meal
.11 .11
�' 1'at1
'W.• ,.re etiil awaiting an aunuun e
went 01 lion. Attain Beck's policy for ,
the• ,decel•'i (her t . puw'er in Huron
county,
-The. • J. 1.. ! •• a I ye .."l 41.41 tut :tlr
Ottawa it •• i,i ;1..• c, esti::.-g.c% of
Ilrumin••ull ...id Atth,ba•k:l, lj.l.la',',
The (t,••, ern.. nt 11'.did.iie i, epf.g..04!
t,y,. 1 . i. •i:,.li.t, ;old the 1.1111.1 issue is
the 1',•t. "lit:, ua'•,il , •.' i, c, 1-, D
Monk. the t' Ai..•it;01%0 l,:uir1 for.;
44 /11 tits.-, :and' Hrtti i li •ulanyaaie ••am-
paiguiog for cite Natiini:ili,t candid ..,f
in twin •Ilio11 lel rano" rapstl.,tittlte to;
.. r t e. C Can.ul4 for oars! l 1 de fen T h
Con -
Pin Val is a Itp r., Ig.( 1lnt,, t tit i., of course,
praying foe the g(11_'-`1.41 4.1 1 h.• 1?..vern-
ment c validate.
- _ 1
The Seri -gull,.
1',- b.rd; .,i:o r -Tarty pioiun- -v'rep
'I . • . - ho- n4 of 4),1. deet'.
1.: , ,.,• 1 . oir•,.t the razing dale
t, 114-tiie ater of heat ordeal!.
I Hold the an t symbol dear
tit tor.ng heart. ono erg.eaera
Arvid the wast of lift..and bray.
Te.up;atlon's dar'c+.nd forceful wave.
That .weeps .cro.a us uaaw•are-
And ..w open g Runts tit frowant errs. •
, 1:11.1 shrewdly aex u•. But again.
thr.wed upon 1103 tranquil t.; to
- In s,uwy tube torr 1,- t .,,
114•. 1,•:14 , •u ,t Iep't
- , u N,a•xe:n.
FROM OUR CON TENMPORAR:ES'
An Unguarded Confession.
Toronto Star.
The tru 11 will out. The, following probably with a view to leaking coin-
%\ lieti 'so 1111111Y C111111114111,
tall-
IV iet8 jeetwt th,'Iuselge-into
t lo• I•41 1••-t, 11 m Britisher prefers 10
ti'al ,,nf 'vurprilltical•1,a►iings before
..•'ulrnittil.tg•hun lf, In 1in)the Eng-
lishman" Was proud to h,•at• • bat Iii-
t'nn:.diau t•ivitur 11x(1 to -:h; 011.0114 11i-
I►uwiuion: tiptay••tli,. I':nrlishul:l1,
Wants Us 11'.)ss-4(411)100 the 1'an/olion
1(4,nt 1 ire oundittun+ of life over leo e•,
pes..ihiy. with a view- to emigrating.
MORE
PiNhnam
CURES
Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy. Li
GLanford Statiuu. ant,-" 1 have taken
Lydia E. l'tukhaw's
Vegetable Cont -
pound for years
and never found
any medicine to
compare with it. I.
had ulcers and tall-'
ing of the uterus,
and doctors did me
no good. I suffered
dreadfully until I
brawn taking
y
o
u
1.
medicine. It has
also helped other
it AI
Women to whom 1
'lava recommended it." -Mee. HaNBY
CLARK, Glanford Station, Ontario.
Gardiner, Me:=R'*itis a great suf-
ferer (rout a female disease. The doe-
for said .1 would have to go to the
hospital for an operation, but Lydia E.
I'ittkhatn's Vegetable Compound com-
pletely cured ole in! three months."-
Wire. S. A. WtLLlalis; R. F. alio. 14.
i Box :19, Gardiner, 9iajne: .
.- Because your cage le'a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do
not continue to suffer without, giving
Lydia E,. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound a trial. It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as In-
t1:tmmation, ulceration, displacements,
fibroid tumor:., irregularities. periodic
pains, backache, that bearing -down
feeling, indigestion,:dizziness, and ner-
vous prostration. It costs but a trifle
to try it. and the result is worth mil-
lions to many suffering women.
If you want epeeist advice write
for it tort rs.l'ink hang. Lynrl,llaas.
It is free and always helpful.
gub..age occurs fn, an article in The_ tarrts.,ns,
Mail :lad E:.0►tire -..f Thinn : r-t•annot say witch ;liked the v.ry=
r�t to
t piece tit work Mrs. (Slid! but :1 little•.cold 104141 ary T .gg> . •ovas,t Ah ! ~
nn
ettuft
ever produced. although its •charm when we sighte•d the great St. Limy-
may be infeliur to that of '14ranfotd.' enr•e and the ',sand .1f ,Suri-hiuo That
It is .. chtonicir ,.f the English poor at
the worst time i11 thrid hiat,ury, twfot'e
the e.-rel'li.bment of fist• trade bad
worked 0 11 .nsfurmatioa in intimated,. less and etw.thess. In tug. tnanttis we
England.'. Y. i" had not seen 4.. strafe 4. sky n1. so ..,1.111
The Voice of Agriculture..
tiny. 1/1,• a the hngli.h pwgwls eon,-
Farmer n Advocate.tnemt.rl to the extreme heat of :..i -.fn
1ugist, Here in Canada the last of
Ta' itf re•dut tion and reciptr(ity are
utt,,
ttt no,,er-howel 11 stead
y wt . Ha
il
two -11 t tsa1e'•to 111tit .ui l unshui, t ( t -
have sonar Jests Pith4r without taro,. the galdru of the W111 111. land ..f
the other. Wo favor a rnraatlt•o••!f fruits,11181 fiuw-e•a!
both. 1'or the relief of cnnsun.rts
and the 1'e tient of inletdrp•ndent in•
dust 110 , :ori 4'-p.^!;Illy .of agriculture,
many of not p I...sent schedules should
I.Cgi'at116.ly !educed to .'11 appnxinl-
ately unifotn percentage. nitwit loss -ea-
t hato
ow•rrthan the p1 Ps-nt average tare. If. in
addition, ,.n 'quitlle recinr.tei)y
ta•eaty ran los negotiated. it will be of
tiviptestii,nlhte advantage. esflechilly
161.10 age ieidtut iste. -
IMPRESSiONS OF n
• THE,
HOMELAND.
R -v, C. it. Durrant's Vivid Picture of
Rosa and his , ,.cheer he any more
ready t.. engage In ret•ipr,.cits negoti-
aions than they ore notS? Certainly
they would not : the tinny t e.taily ('a-
.'naduan. eoilld Ka111 11(•401.41 tc the
United States market Iter less anxious
they would be to Make any rnnre,-
aions. and the' 1.., morsel! y t het e
`would • he lot sp•ei:ll recipr,K•al
arrangement If 't he 1'nit rd States
were 1.11111411"'.'. t,, tiro elle• a free
trade t .,ant l y ".1.1..01 Boss acid his
Mellow rn•oter•tioni,•. 1.f %aria Iia w.'.nttl
he (Wire a•iRing fo take any n.iran-
t:age 1'' Vlenl 1!114 w uul. follow• irniu
Audi ;• 11 ..0410 and would dill ole -
wand
tnand trio 'ot•tfneatre of the 1'ana-
Jinn I,. ItT ..n l'nite.l Slides gotah.. cnmphrflt Whet) thin , 1418.0 .
The 11 , , nlc art e\clt.r, and a
rets 1'• ,r •m.-;i•w-trrMt+rttt off -the pro; -4-
Po -••d re; • '..• b •4!- inifr•1!nit11) . RLS TORE r HE MODEL SCHOOLS
FM I lt! t. 11 ns .. .1•1 1.0 10 1110 ,treat et•
adv :tlt.:1. tf•1 ',.1.lt.H ills 1(•(i4.1 411
arrnt3 t'I- -•I t in the 1' nit ld States dirt
not .? II4' .• I.. I;.•n'•I,II t,ii ttJ. It - 1'.n-
ads i..:t.tt( a..!'r,r 1•, the I -filled
States mat 1.e!.. dent toonkei will b!•
1114'1.0yalI01I. t' In d9 31 1hr 1111.,.41114`1. 111.
other 1'011111 1'14'4 aro wl1114 nut. In-
stead. the:efurr. of a-sking the 1"nitc,
States •toI'edi•i:4j _ teuitt•.,•o that the
tor.weticty of any -errantry might he ad-
mitted nu cnulparntit'rly easy tet ms.
we should, While seeming admission
on streetsl terror• for our own preslui•ts.
encourage the United Slates t''
up i► high tariff agai , other
countries. That is • ptoteetinnist
argument. at n 1. ate.
Here 1. allothei' 'fest for thoses who
echo `senator Ross' et'.. if !whole
coming to u. With it roque,t for a tee
ciproctil 18rangrmrnt the Tofte.
States ,houtd first. reduce it. 1 wilt to
is level with nuns. surely it follow,
that l,efotr we ask .1 eat_ Britain to
reciprocate with us we shnu,l redu(•e
our told( to a level with that of
Great Britain, The argument is just
41.0 good in one ease •ss in the other.
Is Senator Ross anAL are h'knew=paper
echoes prepared to advorbte the r1.
deletion of the Caritolitn tat Off to the
British basis before they indulge in
any further talk of interin,periel
prererepce?
The Rose cry is :absurd. '
Sheldon, the Montreal exponent of
the Ret -rich -quick idea. has decamped,
Mach to ,be regret of many dupes
Is this Province, but there will be an-
other Sot of subject for the next art
1St In the same line of hominess. 'Whey
My a new fool ie born every minute.
!'hr uhuliliun of !l1,•
i. defended on till: gi.,tn•I Ihrat the
li.rgolnowt,' 1. the!ebv • 1.ti-iilg the,
of the tearliiiiK pruh•••iou.'
II m,, he 111.111 that ti iTepait till ill
of E:dtua.titm ha. a dilly Kt1•a1.t Ilion
1 hat . tf "r:ti.irlg the stator' in
V./tubing 111',.f..tnioo,''':u,. lit
y et pito idfu41't 11.• ,•
lariu 41413111 mope
tirs. It it w
iirtitici
h
the
Ire of oto
ucatiattal f:;cili
'Sower tllot--o+4,'t• the.
array of to whet, created
1e: action of the Department tetany
schools in-Ihe I'ro4tnce are in. the
hands of bop; and girls• who have no
profPesionel tt tieing Whn►ever, and in
00111e cxsei scht,ol, have been closed
becaube of the difficulty of securing
react pis,
fs/the new policy tending to the im-
prov emend of tearhing efficiency ? The
model setae .1s ptovided a sort of pro.
bationitry term (luting which young
11041 and women could determine
wllelhel -till .were tmety to rte rat tt-
ceii'ful as teachers or not, 1f they
found 'themselves out 'of place 8141
teachers they could easily drop out.
Now, with tine tangthtmrtt pet-indaf
training at the very beginning' of the
professional course, a young man or
woman makes up his or h r mind to
spend at least a eonsidetahle number
n( years in the profession before en-
tering upon the outlay 1.1 time and
money involved in the normal school
course. Thu, the profession will hold
a number who ought to 1►e somewheip
else, and will he robbed of a number
who would make excellent teachers,
hit who cannot aRord to take the
course now prescribed.
The model schools Should be rt*
stored.
morning wet• put off our .i 'creodts al.td
'wraps, ladies donned Inn-lin.c.ud silk
blouses and sat ;airlift the deck. tun •
the (lid Country. -
1Q•%•. 1', It. /arrant 111 4.1eiho'11.n8'.
On? , tunnetly ..f lietlnliller, favor.
Tile Signal with :' bright and int etest-
i ng I ter gm his recent trip to the Illl
t',1 res'. Ile sl 10": -.
111'_4.11 Sh, v.t 1..-11'P have jtt-t lo-
t tit peal from the Ohl t ,ntntry And
'WU ova h fry 1., fulfilto.r,( te. iln-t fol
n f('414 imp's• -.inns, life have Ko,ilr
had i 1110 to pot t Rings-hip.hap, . but
C' 1' i .. (bight" -44'7..1 out very prnniin-
.1:
1 •; • t.hu, n ale it vel..sea with the
tit
.... I ntle n1 1 :tit t ty :the Cans -
.1, fort•:. i %salt. IIIc smallness
1.. .I ..n the of het site.
1411• ! .1 .1-. .I•.•., nrillilttlt-e rail -
1... In
ail-
1''"In :1 (Itt tlnc•t►nlay.
ler 1:1A 1.a 1:.,itl, 11111 Mob.
•n . d1, bled mt.. ;n many ,1.141
..•1 .111,.• pit-oii
.-..11.. .,w. rn1tre,.
e
Mo nem- 0.tint a oai
f
tint... rtrt.•r :• Ifitln 1.411.. 'Three
¶ Ill 1 :e. to Iter flr
pit trtiey travelling
• 1•', I'arm. dit •nl cnnipanies road.,.
an I only _ s'c it:InUtl-4 In make 1011-
.11143' 4. 117-1. ai-iTv'T promptly '411
And what hafet y ! Por ye111'e L
the St i4 1.iilwaysent'rimd their mil -
how of pa -.'segs t.• Nil 110111 th.' lose of
sin41' lit.•. N.. Wunder a penny /two.
cent -)will insole you for efmonth at
ft3,11re111gaitlrt hiss of life 011 ati,English
rails% ay. Baggage is a bit of tl'oubl,4
the h .'.•,i't the American system of
frog .Necking. Hut for hixp.m.•e they
will check your t rank :and ,deliver it :at
j,:1,r hotel room. So one can heron%
sats- t hey Ara much iehind. E:[c.:1
Iiimis :.rn'ryu at very. Inst 1,41", wit h-
out may osrrcrowd,ig, and -they're
ill ven s. on tittle,
' Ve next notice the substantiality of
et el ything- stone .Valls round the
little gatdens, stone wall- for dividing
fence., sl i.ne blocks or asphalts pave-
ment on every .mtrPet, ltentl1iful otna
mental iron pillars for telephone wit,•-
,.nd palter lines : churches Amt castle.,
everywhere moire then a fhnnsan.
ye:1114 old and good for n thousand
mn'.'p. •
What" 1.1:111 we say about London
and Edinthu'gh? 11".' rate Holyr.NNt
l'441.1e and the apartments of Diary
(toren of Sects : t lie 'Edinburgh 8'aat le
with the ercreurjewels- -.tf I•teostlwnd «n,1
the birth clouding' of .lames 1'l.: rho
hews'' of St. Idles
Cathedral. l,. London we walked the
Strand and 19,,a,lilly, lodged nem.
Vo.kinghanl Palace, true Iig.me 4,f be.
nig, 1 r.unllt'(1 to u n d Trafalgar
Square and the (official residences . f
Asquith and !shot -if -George : 411.4114') 11 he
birthplace of Queen %'i(•tnria: saw the
block on which !Vary Queen of Seats
was beheaded ; nal iii t he poets' cr.r-
nee in Westminster Abbey : nmuunte,l
the famittle "whispering gallery- et
SI, Paula flat hedrot I, A11)1 beheld n
thousand and one eight. of the greet -
eat city of the world. One finds that
London, with her twelve millions of
people to caro for, has left many open
spacer. for recreation. One n.ed taut
SKIN SUFFERER SAYS
• "IF 1 HAD ONLY KNOWN.'
"If 4 had only known how .soil kis.
eczPld:dcah be curd, what long years
of awful suffering it world b..a re saved
roe," writes F. A. I'll,- of•e;ts$ trash
ingron S•„ San Frxncieco, :
•
• Thio. +O'er forty, years of stiffer:n;;
nod after using fen. than one tootle of
the Oil of lfinter,1i,rpn-Thvun'' U 1..
D. Preset 1ptioo.
Try at tenet a t • i.d b,,t tl... \frit.•
for itto.i.iy to the 1). 1), 1► d.t!born•
tortes. 1 rept: t:. S., 49 Coltrane St .
Tortoni.. To ;tut 1.,•t rain kitIo1, 1.•dg,•
1. D. Is. 1'1•.•11111"n a1wat'a,gi%'e:
instant 1.1 el. -alas ,!.)t,' tear( -I(:-Wo
of ten '041 11 1l, -
For safe I .- 0'! al
./' CT.NTRAI
STRATFORD. ONT.
11 % : ; nip..-.• atten
school 11 1+ winter yam
later un N'itrnii,.•i
month's with 11
are enierin
three t
CLINTON
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
i- a;ink in 41 InnadaIs greatest
chain of high-grade colleges
founded daring the past
t wenrr--'x years.. This chain
is the hugest tethers kg
tr•ung pwopIP in 1'anw.•6 and
it is freely .014,4311• 41 that its
graduates get the i.est pIai•
(Inn!. 'The,. la a leaenn:
wlite for•'.. A diplotn't from
- t114' (minuetlit. Edueatoi
'Association tit 1'trwd1 is -'
tato/post
Yudmsy study: partly a'.
home and ftedeb at the
('ollege.
Enter any day.
Fall Term Opens August
29th
CLINT
B'USINE COLLEGE
�POTTON.
4 ,11 s�t08 eti. el•
1d r• 4.w -
Siten.l e The New•
.term: st,plet,ts
chavrrk. ' %V. have
ltmect- :.-
-
ln0ercial - . __ Shorthand_._
Telegraphy
("onuses., e• is , h•.
Our1 , oil.. ,I ,
Nye expwrionr•e.l 41141 0111 _
.voter... The demand 1.1• : 1..
heli. rxeeedt the• , 11 ply, \\ I it,- 1
0111 fl e•,• .:itai ,g.,,
Il. .1. 11 l.g• n•_ g",
Catalogue
Of (he C.•,tra! 9u,rre1111 Col1.u-
of Toronto conta.as somespec,aI
• rant e t
Rua � a o vary great interest
to students teho desire to attend
A tint -class reliable school, You
are to wrote for .1. Ad
dress W. II. Shaw. President, 393
Yonge Street, Toro, to.
•
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CANADA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER
The Family Herald and Weekly Star
MONTREAL
&combination of three papers,
' eaCh-the best of its kind. .
A Weekly Newspaper --the best world.
A Family Magazine Llea
profitable.
An Agricultural Magazine -recommended hg
the leading g'riculturists of Canada.
All three jthe Trice of one-on-lr One
Ilona t
whor esome and
FreeTripto the�ld Cavalry
Some readers of The Family herald and
Weekly Star are going; to have a FRET: TRI i'
to the Old Country in June next. Writ. fo
.sample copy, giving felt particulars.
No home in Canada should he without •I'lirr
Family' Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal.
W. ACHESON cP SON
New Fall Goods
Our stock of the following gouelk i., full
complete for autumn and winter.
BLANKETS
i•:IIYiilh and Canadian ou►'I:e•. pure woo', per u
$7 .50
ss.00 w .
DRESS GOODS
• t,
Fell r tug.t of r.II t:t,hio❑ colors, also black and ;tic
. -.
in tweed cloths pod .il - Nr'ta u, l'eaiuls,
Ladies'.,,.
Coats
Everything in demand
in me ha ds
n u u , serviceable
cloth and tweed Coat-.
All colors.
li0uI4 AL('E:. IN
HOSIERY FUR F.11.L
Direct from English
makers. MI. cashmere
Hose, double knees, elastic
turd of beautiful y a r n.
rc.•ry size, from a ���
to 9!. At. per tooi1
LINOLEUMS
nt intel'eetitlq p ieee, (ler
English inlpurtat' u f
Linolruma And F1 o 0, r
Oil Cloths is on altar with
the: largest w'botekale
importers ' in Canada. For
thea fa11 we crit prices
('lose, nod eve's- manu-
facturer in England and
('aoa(ta has advanced
prices•fur spring.
f.inoleums. 2, :f, 4 yards
wide, at, per yard, speci.ij
$ 0o, 40o, BOo
and ...
CA1211ET5 AND - RUGS -. -- - _.. _ ---
7'Ipr-err (':at -pr s, ':i inches wide, in'it large range .1f beautiful
its. epe"islly awed. Regular ow,t$,)c and 75e. At.
pet ynod -- ,,,, .....'.......,.....1... BOO and \N
UNDERWEAR\�
Penman's. Turnbull and ofpld'a I'nderwear for even.
W onisti and children in p size -34 to 50 inches.
W' ACH
�SO.
NSp
Goo
}WHAT
CLOTHES
HES
MEAN TO YOU
The first impression created by good cloth:.;
is -that the wearer , i i a successt r elan.
GARMENTS
TAILORED BY -
MART IN BR
win instant approval, admitaticn arid r-espec:
Amateur` Pito Supplies
We ( arty rt',', cthilig in 'Photo Supplies -1 1111)1. -ram
Packs, Prate-. I1Cgelopers. Tuning autl Fixing 1'u 0141. ete.
Also 11like line .•f -
bAMERA S
THE FAMOUS- UTCHER CAMERAS
-the best in • nal hi. (lace tried, always used. Try one
and be c meed, •
F. J. Rutland, Druggist
The Square, doderich-
L
DISPENSING
The greatest rare is taken in dispensing at this store. The
puteht dings err used, and pal may hi ing your preacription
here with the greatest confidence that it 4111 receive proper
attention,
TOILET ARTIOLE8. We make a specialty of
these, and can supply yob with the latest and hest goods.
N. C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
South Side Square, - - Goderich.