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on LEATHER GOODS
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CIVIL ENGINEUJIIO
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ot>llsiwaa Book. aor*elc'a, rower
Meafesal stesst. Tsopaase m.
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MEDICAL
DR W. F. °ALLOW. M. B.
041os and reradeoe.. North Arse, &Merles.
.erth of County R.srLtry Macs Telopissere m
LEGAL
DEUUDL#OOT, HAYS & KILLOR-
1 bsrrt.t re, .ollcdtoe, noterWpa lata
proctors to the Maritime Court, etc. Private
fonds to land at lowest rotor of Iotere t
/Mos liar: aide Square, t°admire. W.
KRUUI'FOOr K. C., R C. RAYS, .1. L.
PILLORAN.
LG. CAMERON. S. C.. BARRIS-
TER. soli tor. notary pablfc. Ohort-
too Suea& isoderick, taint door from
Wase.
CHARLE8GABE°W, LLB.,BAR-
sI$TEu atMasoys, •ololuir, tort_, flees
rich. Moss to lead at mime. rates.
11,1 O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
Oiegdto . cosownsalloW
oet, 'notary psc
( a Maalkun ..t, Uodsriea Oat
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
11 cliILLGP MUTUAL NLRB IN
eURANCE Co. -Nara sod heard
u wn IrrM•art7 ImYl.a.
uratt,r.-J. B. Moisn, Pres, tl.aforth P.0 :
Jas. Connolly, Vico-Pro. aloeriuh Y. U :
theater r lama, r.o.-Tess, tlesforth P. O.
Directors -Not. C'he.tisr, oeatorta; Joao
U. Orlev., Winthrop ; Walrus Rise, twetaaas
Jana Husnewe., srodtua.o ; Jarn.. Evans.
Bosch. ood ; Joan N rt. Sarlook ; Malcolm
Mckwen, isrumeeld.
Butiockr• : J� c mi Mona Yam DRi te;
Wachter, Ssfdth. Yuteo7-sonterr tea pay
ae.e.emtat. .a.a rat teals cards r.oripted to
"lost a Wewa's t. Linton. or at R. R. t:.it'e
emery. enre.tsn stress utiew re.
PRIVATE FUNDS 1
esu.,. rioter Ifamitt u .0o . 0eio.ttwer M. wrb
1N R. ROBERTSON.
INSURANCE AGENT.
etas aso Lusa saw : Lepra. Caaseoa sal
American.
I n1D•$T, 8KQNDea AND kwrtorairt IAA IL-
Iry : she Oman Aeeid.ot and emanates
,.orporaUon, Wetted. of Loudon, Lege.
Werwury AND l'Uakartsa Boom : 1 he U.&
lld*11t.7 and Gsa*asaslXapso7.
Gael at r.sl-eras, surbsna marsor of vie
sod et David's ssasasa Palos IM
JOHN W. 0 IWL LIF$ FIRE
aM =darn Assist ter bates
-mow aM uwrwow m au
ass eaMtss sed es Isweet rates.
..all at Wheat corner Mem tamed sea tsetse.
pp Woroerms IU. uew�ris
J. W. CRAIrtst
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AMD Moses., floosies. oak
SHAVING PARLOR
1.)1*DFORD BLOCK BLKBER IsHOP-
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the ssr�v'foertmea---"—militirepomwthar emit Madegi at
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Lin&J. BARo BOW MEDAL
LIST Acral hiwlisu BOWS ArsaeeaY
sail.-tesetta Moss. Goasetea. Plena Me
and Sr .oteoatlos• prepared tar read wee
mobile balldlama tArr._.-,. .s It
AUCTIONEIRING
now
fso as nein
d�*san wN�iAc'real�d►ies11 - Mart Y ,- W0� mai
=titre, ..re, sale 'Ara*ire we* s tomonaW W
stars sees mot w sive you smmeesUsa
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rIODLRiOM CONSERVATORY OF
kJ Muaw
JL L. C. M. 1 E.1D►.n.f r r T. t
M. iTereorea apart Rosa Mame .orae eel
tura organ sad prase. horns*..►t s.4arser.t
are. A. t Lora Maws horns,..rasa,,
palet. Or Mum Arnome e k
Pod Maas Mpg HaXNNlF-errors.. a-
Pwow sans sad dowdy_ Per
into mattes se te rates. etaswig se the
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W. J. MUIR do CO.
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AND LM1ALMQRS
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THE S1eSAL, GODERICH ONTARIO
1ew of the Sistrfrt,
A..1. Todd has sold hie 1110 -arse farm
near Hensaf to Edward Broderick, o
Dashwood.
Two sizes, 23e. and tUt•, Sold sale at
f our store -The Rexell Store. H. 4.
Duolop, south side of 8qu ler.
KINTAIL.
Mies Annie M. McDonald is learning
dressniaaiog in Kincardine.
Mr. and Mr.. • Rob. Scott. jr., of
e Auburn, visited Mrs. Soots,* horde at
Kiotail on Thursdsy.
1
o-
Slsaforth may have a watchman ap-
pointed to guard the G. T. R. ceorsin
in that town.
A. Harvey has disposed of hie fifty
sere tarns in Hay township to James
T. Jarrott, of Hills Green.
Mr. sod Mrs. Robert Smith, of tb
lith 0000swion of Hullett, celebrated
their golden wedding on Monday of
last Meek.
A pioneer of Howiok in the person
of George Totten is dead et the age of
108 years. He retained his ateutel
faculties to the last.
Henry O'Brien, of the 3rd conces•
sloe of Hay township, dropped dead
on the roadway a short distance
from his home on Monday of last
week.
Irwin Raynard has purchased the
160 -etre farm of Ben Jackson. Dear
Ethel. The price paid was *5,400.
Mr. and Mn,. Jackson are removing to
tb. WreL
Rev. Robt. Pearson, B. A. of Ed -
mouton, Alta., an old Grey township
boy. bas accepted an invitation to be-
osase pastor of the Methodist church
at Red Deer, Alta.
The oontract for the new hall at
Jamestown, to replace the one
destroyed by Ate some time ago,
has been awarded to Jenkiva Bros.,
for $1,Ou1.
One of the oldest resident of Hen-
sel' it demi in 1 be- person of William
McDougall. He had " been in fail-
ing health tor some tune -sod
bad reached the good age tit eighty.
rcvr° ytory.
A sudden death took place at Ex.
eter on 1+ridav afternoon, lith ,net.,
when Ain. Tbowas May expired in-
staotly as the result of toe bursting of
a blood vessel. She was in her seven-
ty-eighth year.
Albert Soutar. of Brussels, had his
band and forearm badly bruised and
torn tine morning cast week by having
it caught in a carding machine in the
knitting factory in that town. For-
tunately, no hot ee were broken.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
Clinton on the 13th insL, when Miss
Emily Alice, daughter of Mrs. E. Tur-
ner, of that town, was married to
Alexander Broadfoot. of Tucker -
smith. Rev. J. E. Ford officiated.
Atter a long and painful illoeea of
nearly two end a -halt wearer, Mrs.
Mary N. Moffat died on WVedueedry,
8th test., at the home of her ren -in.
law, L. C. Jacklin, of tbe Howick
boundary. She is survived by one
daughter and two esters.
A bright and promising young life
was cut off on Friday, 10th inst., when
David Cowan. youngest son of John
Cowan, of the Bronson line, Stanley.
passed away atter a short illness. He
was a piano tuner by profession and
bad been employed in Chicago for
some time.
The Fordwich Telephone Co. with a
captahaation of $10,010 has been
granted a charter by the Ontario
Government. It is understood this
companyis taking over Dr. Footer';
liner wich are connected with the
Bell Telephone Co.'s central office at
Ford w icb
On Wednesday, 13th inst.. the nup-
tial bow was tied between Joseph
Yuili, a well-known young farmer of
the 4th line of Morris. and Mise Mabel
Proctor. daughter of Mr. and Mre. Geo.
W. Proctor, of he Ah line of the same
township. A company' of immediate
relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony, which was performed by
J.
Rev. J. Durrant.
A •eriou* conflagration was averted
at Exeter one night recently when
the Boot about the stone in the rear
of Baker's machine shop was dis-
covered to be on fire. When seen
Brat, a Large bole, several feet in di-
ameter, around the stove bad been
beeped through the floor, and the
heater had partly toppled over.
TUESDAY, Meech 28tb.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Pollock. of the Oosben line, Stanley,
was the scene of a pretty wedding on
Wednesday, 15th inst... when Mies
Agnes E. Pollock, sister of the boat,
was united is marriage to James Pol-
lock. of Iwdian Head. Sask. The
owetnosy was performed by Rev. Mr.
Carrier,. of Grand Bend. Mr. and
Mrs. Pollock have left for Indian
Head to oohnsence married life on
the groom's farm near that town.
Trtameh rico of Blood.
Exeter Advocate: An important
operation bee been performed in Har -
per's hospital. Detroit, b Dr. 3. W.
Hatrisoa, formerly of by
upon
hie twitcher -in-law. Ray Fan.on, for-
merly of Exeter. The operation con-
sisted of trsn.ferring about three
pints of bitted hoer the arteries of a
bealtby relative. John Wisner. into
Mr. Rawson's vers*. Mr. Fanson has
hese ill with pernicious anemia. which
is a durgeneratioa of the Mond cell.,
and bad become so weak that he was
unable to walk. it wan thought he
could sot live more than three weeks.
The operation. however. seems to
have been a decided success. The
patient is sow able to walk about. and
conspiste recovery is looked for.
Y
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of
THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION.
skit Sickness Dee to Bowel Dis-
orders.
A doeuw•s tint question when con-
ked by a patient ir. "Are your bow-
"" He knows that PE%
illness is attended with in•etiee
bowels and torpid livor, and that this
condition mime be removed gently
sad
thoroughly Astons health PAP be
reste
Resell I►rderhes aro a pelt] e,
ptivaaaet and safe remedy for conatipa-
tIet •std bowel disorders in general.
W. are so certain of their greet cura-
tive value that we promise to return
the para .ore's honey in every case
when they fail to produce merit'- satis-
Reaatl f)r(ierliea are eaten like
they set q e14 t l , and beim
b . sM.agkhentog. �Iltg
isasossels os the !Mire =ill
The people who have been wakin
maple sytup will have a rest t
day.
The monthly meeting of the
Women's institute will be held on
April tkh at the home of Mrs. Richard
MacDonald, Hinted l.
AUBURN.
WEDNESDAY, March 26tb.
Wm. Mutch is section -foreman here
now a, sucgeasor to U. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bell and Madeline
moved to Blyth un Tuesday.
A new Thomas organ was placed in
the English church last week.
Fern Symington visited ber sister,
Erma, at Linwood over Sundry.
The Misses Erratt treated .e number
of their friends to maple taffy last Fri-
day evening.
Mr. end Mrs. Harvey McGee enter.
tone .l .. few of their young L I. let
last Frehty evening,
Mt. Ilepry Lawlor end family et•e
movi •K to Ibe viltai.. slat, Mi. need
Mrs. Suulie from thein farm near 1,un-
gannun..
Mr. Swzvick came over from Filet,
llieb., on Saturday. Mre. Same,. k
bee been riga uig with her mother hese
for rums time.
Fred. Plaetzer had the misfortune
to give hie foot a gash with theeiexe in
the bush on eatulday. He will be
laid off for a few days.
The Epworth League held a social
evening at the home of A. A. Naylor
on Tuesday evening. The evening
was spent in playing games of various
kinds - progreeeive crokinole, etc.,
interspersed with music and social
chat. After this lunch was tam ved by
the ladies.
Instead of the regular quarterly
review, a special miesionat y program
was followed in the Methodist Sunday
school last Sunday. Very interesting
papers on "rhe Beginning of Our
Mission" and "The Province of Sze-
chwan" weregiven by Miss May Fergu-
eon and Roy Munro respectively. A
message from the miseionery sup-
ported by tbie district, Rev. O. Hams,
was read by A. A. Naylor. The
missionary otleriug awouuted to al-
most $14.
LOCHALSH.
iiloAY, Mai ch 27th.
DIED IN Onto -Lust week, Mr..
(Rev.) J. S. Hardie trceired the std
intelligence of 1 he sodden death of
her Lather, Mr. Het ett, whit h ocserred
in Ohio, of which State the Oecearrd
was a resident. The fuuetal took
place et Burford. Ont., to which place
Lite remains had been brought, a$d
among those present. wee Rev. J. 8.
Hardie of this piece. The sympathy
of tbe community is extruded to Mot,
Hardie in her beteavewrnt.
NEARLY L0sEei FIYtiER.-Last Fri-
day, D. ie. Mclhisald it -et -teed a eome-
what serious rut on his lett band by
which he Orsi rawly eaeeped losing one
of his Hugi i t. It appears that while
he was walking through the ewewp
on the McLennan properly. he acci-
dentally stumbled, end in tailing for-
ward the shut p edge of the axe which
he, was carrying came into contact
with the little finger of his left hand,
and alms st severed it, near the Hist
joint. FoitunateIy, the doctor was
*hie to unite the severed parte to-
gether again by some stitcher, and
Mr. McDonald will probably yet hAve
the good fortune of raving the whole
finger.
NOTAI..-A. R. F iniayuon, Mies
Milliq Robb and H. J. McKenzie are
at present down with the grip, which
bas been very prevalent in this dis-
trict during the winter. ,. ..The nuc.
tion stile on the McLennan .-stat took
place lent \Vedne.dny end war $ dis-
tinct Duple**. A large number were
preeeot and most of the chattels went
off at high prices The match be-
tween the single and man ied. tactile
hers of the Lochalsh Rifle Club took
place last Saturday= at the butts. As
there is Dome dispute in connection
with the score, the result i'. still un-
set tail, and probably another comps,
tibial will take place in order to settle
the question Peter Fletcher, who
spent the winter at Porcupine, ar-
rived last week to visit friends in the
diet. let . Mr. and Mre. Neil Mc-
Kenz a returned last Pride from
their wrddrog trip to Detroit and
other points and intend settling in
their domicile .Deur time during this
week.
THE MANIC OLD DAN. -Last Friday
while we, ,u attdpany with two other
cowboy., were proceeding along the
12th concession ssgaged in breaking
In a colt. • tall Agars was observed
approaching. whirh proved to be that
of D. N. McKenzie, of Goderich. As
Mr. McKenzie hes bean retired from
the farm and residing in the county
tow* for some montbe. we had in our
mind's syn a figuta wearing n Derby
hat, an itiwaculat.e while vest
adorned with a gold pendant, a one-
eym ilia'*. and a ippine along with
*bort step., elegantly swinging a cline
with one hand and with the other
lightly holding a choice Havens be-
tween the first two fingers, with Hon
elevated at an angle of 15 degrees
to the notizon. Hut, to our memo
trent. we disanver.d that, instead of
tbe hard bat, it was a rap ; instead of
the cigar. Dan was chewing -.one of
last year's timothy .talk,, and were -
ing an ordinary vett, besprinkled with
hayeeede. in fact, it was tbbs sane.
old i)en, with one of his side -pockets
bolJng out Ar in days of yore Now,
aa Dan is a Seotcbman. out modere
weoid sasnrslly and even al most mone-
tarily eoscipeie that the *ants of We
wow a bottle. Not so, however 1 for
the moos of the hnlgl.g not leas big
wed of money which be earrbq }est
in days orf eM, when returning
hoes* from the market, after taking a
hoary Iced of grain there. May he
--a...... ,. •h re,,,
treat. They do sat pews, gAps, earw lie
etseerse AaaMhees, .xoas lve Moge-
n, 41‘..061001 lir other anseavIne
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THU WILDAY,p MAWS 911 1111 $
r'Phone
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D. MILLAR & SON 1^"`
SPRING
Cleaning Time
Your houeefurnuhing wants for the spring cleaning
now at hand, will be best replenished trona the splendid
variety of up-to-date Furnishings at the
• Scotc4I Store
Rugs Rugs Rugs
Hugs, suitable for any room in the house, in every wanted size.
in Union, Tapestry, Brussels, Wilton* and Velvets.
Special values in Huge at $7.50, 1110.00. 1115.00 Ur KM OA1.
Linoleums Linoleums
Our import order for Nairn's Scotch Linoleum* will be at band
this week, and includes all the newest floral and tile patterns. in 2.
3 and 4 yards wide.
Complete showing of Floor Oilcloth* in all patterns, in all
widths made. Per square yard, 301c.
Curtains and Curtain Materials
Exrep ionally shone showing of all the latest de.igne in
Nottingham and Series and L ish Point Curteties from 50c t , $7.50
per pai , .
Madese Muelins in ecru, white and calsrs, from 30.1a card.
We feature John Brown &•'Sons, of Glasgow, Scotland, Madras
Muelins and Curtain Materials.
pleases people
hard to satisfy
Father Morrisey's
"No. 11" Cures
Stomach Troubles.
fluids in thestomach are not
Father Morriscy's "No.
in concentrated form. Each
will digest i ) pounds 6f
aver'bge Heal.
When your stomach is
working right you never
know it is there. But when
it feels as heavy as lead—
when you have Heartburn,
Belching 'of Wind, Sourness,
a gnawing hunger, with
' distress after eating—when
you • feel 'irritable and
depressed — then you may
know that the digestive
sufficient to digest what you gists.
i I" Tablets supply these fluids
tablet, dissolved in the stomach,
food, which is more than an
Read what Father Morriacy's treatment did for Mr.
Gosline, of Salmon Lake. He writes Nov. 3o, 1908 :
"I was troubled with indigestion, se severe that 1' really thought
I had semen of the Monist!. I ask wets doctors' remedies, till
I wen Gamed to seek soother seosasoe, and tiffs was the ley. Esther
Monis y. His ttieataseab wedged arirsclea, until I have been entirely
envoi, ss WtR awe I do set look to the quality of the diet but
too lbs iuma J."
911C. at your dealdr's.
phew; rano s. Mtl10Maa pate . W.. .
Sold and guaranteed in Goderich byF. Jr. 'RUTLAND
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Another verse or two
of the songs you like
a waltz or two-step that is
long enough, a monologue
that gets somewhere and
musical selections played as
the composer intended, not
cut or hurried.
That Is what
Edison
Amberol
Records
offer
These records play four and
one-half minutes, taking
selections never before
offered in record form.
All Edison Phonographs
pia}# both Arnhem! and
Edison ' Standard Records.
Have you an F,dison'
Thom a e 1 silos A..r.n ...reeler• 1. se IM
parity WIta_ rr.. I. 1 .�1�r/
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'Phut 56 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE ?hole56
THE ladies are invited to call and+inspect my stock
of Millinery for Spring and Summer. Both
trimmed and untrimmed Shapes in all the latest styles.
Special attention has been given to the selection
of a suitable line of Hats for Misses.
MiSS CAMERON
HAMILTON STREET OODERICH
Monarch
Shoes
The season for spring footwear is here. Now that you are going
to put greater demands upon your feet. the queetinn tet pruner
footwear ia of great impnrtanre. ,► (-armful consideration of sone
rlsims will lead you ti) Arlen MONARLH SHOES. heron.e tikes on.
loyal servants end fait hfal friend., always demon*,retirig your tter.l
judgment and making no exorbitant demand. nn yo ,r pocketbook
1)i.plsyed in our at,,,,. i., a variety of petters,. end bather..
Sols agents for coder:cif
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square, Ooderllch