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A$HFIELD.
yo DAT, Jona Gbh.
yriboL Riarowr.--11eport eel 8 8.
t.o, 10. Asalleld t Sr.
1 -Roe
n SO Tautens W
Drennan. Charles � Sr. 111.
Mary oerseyBlewParrish. Leaks
Drennan.Freddie Johnston, H. Calyd.
J.. 111.-WilfredO'Loughlin. Jos
Bowler.
o er.liens >a James Little.
JewScO(,etJr. 1I-
SAmanda Soot,.�Reed.Y Johnston. Male
Smith. Jr. PtL, 1L-Lson•ed O'Lougb-
lin. Oseil Mullla, Francis Reichardt.
Sr. Pt. I. --Mess Mullin. Buhl
Jobb
ton,
Mathias
wd, H'I° d
Fogginess. Kddie Jobus-
1.10, Valet Dremuso. Jr. Pt. 1.-
o lbert Alton. BtepMS -Reinhardt.-
M. JOHNsTONx. Teacher.
LANES.
MONDAT, June 31 h.
LOW LocAL,.•-The crops in this
insults are Mourisblttk. If the
weather continues favorable mere
b
harvest e an
abundant hay ..Mr. Clifford
rd and its+
Bette Treleaven, of Ripley, visited
(Mende at Lows lent week Mr.
end sire. W. P. (teed aro et present
Stratford
,tending Copferneo�
Ilreturned from
es. W 'pending few days
Detroit after er D'+ t • W. A. and
with her heathers, Drs.
W. I. Hackett and Joseph (druggi•tl.
,. Point Farm was the Stiptbis
ple'place for a Isrge number from
vicinity no 4•turda AL report 'su-
inging had a very enjoyable day's outing.
I'he many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Pergust, extend their
,:ctupathy' to them in t .sir wad lose of
their intent baby girl. We are glad
t.o know that Mrs. Feronsrn is iw-
urovine nicely.
ITCHING SCALP.
Get Rid of is a Few Hears. •
There is nothing made that will so
quickly rid the scalp of distressing
itchiness as Parisian Sete
the Blair
dresser and besutifiiet.
E. R. Wigle guarantee Pasten
seer to cure dandruff, sop itching
s••1►Ip and fulling hair or money back,
and unit it for note 50 outs • large
bottle. It puts vitality into the hair
and gives it a radiant lustre.
It it the favorite hair dressing of re-
lined women, because it so quickly re-
freshes the mcalp and not being sticky
of greasy is delightful to nee.
EASE WAWANOSH.
Reweave.. J[ay 29tb. 1911.
Towsteme Comeau--Tbe conned
met today es a court of revision and
appeal. rnemb.'re s11 present. Having
each severally outer -riled to tbe neers-
asry declaration require i by statute
the follnwing appeals were brought up
for cru-ideration : D..nald Oat tsr•eoe
complained that bin property. w. b.
lot V, concession 3. too
high on land. Mr. Patterson also ape
pealed against the avememeot on e. b.
lot ''B; couceesion 3, claimiogK this
property assessed too low no land in
comparison with other farms in that
locality. Assessment in both mere
confirmed. The North Huron Tele-
phone Co. rind the Goderieb Tale
phone Co. a5nessmente nrderd re-
moved front the roll. Wm. Young-
blut woe assessed se owner of s. h. e. h.
lot 36. concession 1. In place of Jacob
Yonnghlut ; Herb. Shied. owner of
w. h. n. h. lot til. concession 12. is
Place of Jape 8hiell. lin application
the following names were added to the
roll : R. H. Bnrrowa, t. w. f., lot 42.
rnn.ession 5; Dsvid Dunbar, no f., lot
31, cone 55100 5 : Leonard Cook. t. m.
f., lot 36. concession 5 : Gerald Kelly.
m. 1.. lot a8, concession 6: Walter
Penner. tenant. lot 40, conception 6 :
Walter J. Scott. lwngsid
Mcott. Milton, to be wsaeserl as°wne
re
of Int 36, conoeesioe 5 : Belle Scott,
owner, lot 3' , conoeasioe 7. and D.
Sproat. owner, pt. lot 42, concereion tis.
Several parties made application to
have dogs owned by tbetn taken off
the roll ; action in the matter deferred
till next siting. the a tart benne
clots,' for the present to be reopened
Again nn Wednesday. June 21st wow.
Council resumed, minutes of last regu-
lar and special meetings rue end
poised. Meows. Brandon and Robert
son wailed on the council asking for a
grant of mosey In aid of the Wing -
ham fall fair. No action takes. the
council as formerly declining to give
any assistance to the-" agricultural
Mows. Bylaw No. 4. lull appointing
Joseph Stonehouse inspector of con-
crete
no-ctete work on river bridges about
he built, was read end paared•
following accounts were preowned
and ordered to be paid : Alva McDow-
ell. attendanoe at H. McDowell's re
quwrentin., Iµ.26 ; Rich. Chamney,
attendance at B. latapleton's re quaran-
tine, $20.00 ; Wm. Wigbtntan, salary
Ad assessor, $O&OO. Tbe cou0eil then
adjourned to meet again nn Wednes-
day, June Sl *ext. Aux. PORTee-
rIRLD, Clerk.
PORTER'b HILL
TUs.DAY. Just 6th.
Noyes -Mr. and Mrs. Joao Cox. of
Holytmd, ore visiting Mr. Cox'swter,
Mrs. C. Newton .... Mrs. Fred Mor-
gan and daughter, of Port Stanley,
spent • few days at her mother's, Mrs.
eteriing s, this week Jobn Woods
is visiting at Cookstown Miss
Prvudfoos, of Baltimore, spent a sew
days at Clew. Newton's lest we. k
bra, bas. Dawson. of Spring.o•nit.
spent a few days this week at the
house of her parents, Mr. and Moe.
J..b. ()uxJobn Stirling. of Port
Stanley, visited at his mother's, Mrs.
sterling's, thisweek -„Mr. and Mrs.
(' Newton, accompanied by Mr. and
Mr,. John Cox. of Holyrood, spent
Saturday in Stratford Ben Yeo,
.f Detroit, called on friends in the
neigb►s.rhood on raeeday Chea.
Johnston, of Toronto, visited at R. Y.
Cox's Lot week.
ST. HELENS.
MONDAY. June 5th.
fit -Hoot Rgeo T. - V. -Margaret
Miller. ('1•teuoe McDonald. Sr. IV.--
Maod McQuillin, Clem Woods, Win-
nie Woods, Fannie Anderson, Ernest
Gavot. Jr. .1V. --Roy Smith. Cecil
Hyde. Wilfred McQuillio, Earl Cran-.
atom, Ewan. McPherson, Gordon Mc-
Pberstw, Haul Ander on, Beattie
Smith, McKenzie Wehb, Stewart Mc-
Guire, Roy McQuillin. '1 . IiI.-Della
Cranston, ,[bel Ander-erne Glad ye
Webb, Mary M.Quillin. Gladys Hyde,
John Gaunt, Wilmer McDonald. Jr.
ih1.--borne Woods, Wilson Woods,
Versa Wood., Alex. Purves, Carlyle
MvL)oi,ald, Herbert McQuillIn. Willie
Forster. Eddie McQufilin. Madjeaka
Gaunt. Jr. 11.-Jtereph Forster, Wil -
1M McQutllto. Pavan McQuillin, George
McDonald. Sr. Pt. 11. -Jean MoQuil-
lin. S•ankv Todd, Tonance Ander-
son, Lizzie Purvey, Emma McQuillin,
Madeline Gaunt. Jr. Pt. IL -Bea-
trice MtQuillin, Jean Gaunt. Sr. Pt.
I. marl tient, Gone \Vehb, Mabel
Woods, tarslir Purees. Annie Purves.
Cecil Forster. Jr. Pr. I. -Peres- Hyde.
timelier Purves, Cameron McDonald.
Viola Baker, Thelma Smith, Robert;
Lyons, Josephine Gaunt, Robert
Lyon., Gordon Baker. Number on
roll 61. Average attendance 40.
LETITIA E. DCa2rns, Teacher.
A BAD BACK "tf
4 e Warning That the Kidneys Are Sick.
£ had heck terns every tweets -tour
hours into 0111. dull round of pain sod
at.,er7 ---you are lame In the morning.
DagNed all day by a doll tbrohbine
backache. ache, ons' t
s rest in the even-
ing 0c deep well
at night. It
hints to bend
ser, straighten
aRehaaip
ir, Up
from
even a light
weight Any
madden twist,
torn orawkward
movement sends
a rearing twinge of pain through Lute
weak To.
RoothIN Keeney Mile reach the "all
spot, the kidne and quickl] restore
kidn.y hewlth a4 cnmelet. The mire
pryt'teeel. 411 dedlro
dr -eters anragi*ta
t�, or PnstprW from The B. T Booth
Merl. X44.. Port Brie, (hit. Mend for
bieh ss4i1 1s gladly seat op
41,1"•tiro !cud sect gnaranreed In
L : GODERI('
LUCKNOW.
•
MONDAY. June 5th.
Mho. Susie Hobbit, of Ports, is en-
joying a short vacation at her how
here.
Thr Calednn`an games will be held
In August t his year. on a date not yet
annouuoed.
M. and IS.. Ja•. Gardner went
SLYTH.
rrst°a�'t, West U. Winnipeg Inst Monday, Mr.
TUESDAY. JuDV 6th Gardner having necurerd u po.it4.0
I there. Their residence ou Clyde
IJHU$CH Sxavtcse.- On account of I street has Ewen rented by Clifford
the westing of Conference last week Rive.
there was no service in the Methodist InRey. T. E. Sawyer has ao far re( nv
otturc b last Sundry morning and in tired from hie resent illness as to to
the evening Rev. J. I. Small, of the � able to partially resume his pastoral
Pie.bvter.an church. took the service. !duties. He is at present in attend.
Hr alar preached rt the Jackson mice at the rueetiugg of the London
Conference at Stratford.
Chester McLaren was one of the vic-
tiuu, in the railway collision at Tone-
wanda, N. Y.. • few days ago. He
was bruised and internally injured
He was on his way to Lucknow at the
time, and In now rewiring medical
care at his old horns on • Stauffer
street.
Between 8 and 9 o'clock law, Tues-
day morning, the house occupied hy
Thomas Agnew was dJecover.•d to he
on fire. The firemen turned nut
promptly and succeeded in saving the
main porton' o: the dwelling. The
frame kitchen was badly wrecked he -
fore the firemen urived. The cause
of the blaze has not been ascertained.
appointment to the afternoon. Rev.
W. Pearcy, of Londeshoro', took the
service in the Presbyterian church
here in the evening and Mn. Chown,
of Clinton. who was visiting at F.
Metcalf., seng a solo in fine wanner.
DIED IN THs WENT. -A great Many
to town will besorry to hear of the
death of Miss Minnie Tbompeon, who
was well known here. She bar been
in the West for the past two years us
trained nurse and it areas rhe had a
had attack of typhoid fever and
started to work too soon and suffered
a is lame, front whicb she never re-
coversal, passing away on Sunday.
The 'mains were brought honer to
Clintoo, where her mother reside..
COLBORNE.
Mogo.tv. June 5th.
A ieet. LIPS OCT O PP. --The death
took place at Brussel, of Catharine
Aurilla, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mr,. John Cunningham, former resi-
dents of Colborne township. The de-
m/teed, who was but 'twenty-three
years of age, was torn in thistowosbip
and in her young girlhood the Coney
moved to '•rte • township. Later they
went to live an Brussels. Her butte
began to decline last tall when an
operation was performed and her con-
stitution war unable to rally true. the
effects. Tuber.:ulosis beg'►s working
tut in.,di,ous course, resulting fatally
on Ft kitty. May 26, h. Her demise is
sincerely regretted by a large circle of
frieods. The remains were interred in
Brussels ceuwtery nn Sunday of last
week. Rev. i)'. Oaten officiating.
Among relatives from a distance in at-
tendance at toe funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. S. O'ix and sons. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Spruug. air. and Mn. H. Wagoner and
Mn. Moockrider, all of tfullett: G.
Rutledge, of East Wawanosh. and Mr.
and Mrs J. Taylor. of Colborne.
ikteriek by IAO 'dale.
ser ,,r.
CAauoW. May 20th.
TOWNSHIP COotscIL.-The council
met as a rout of revision of the assess-
ment roll. All the metpbers were
present and signed the neceseary oath
of office. There being no appeals au
examination of Hueco!! was made and
the renewing dogs were &truck off --
owned by John Symington, -John
Treble. John Million and George San-
ders.n. On motion of Councillors
McLuty and Young the roll was ac-
Tbe council [ben took up
the regular business. the Reeve in the
choir. The minutes of lest meeting
were read and adopted. The follow- McKay, of Shelburne, spent a few
days this week with his son here
The cereus enumerators are at their
work now and are getting along
splendidly C Spofford, C. P. R.
agent here, has been away for the
put two weeks on his holidays. 'rut
bas returned to his work again feeling
greatly refreshed after hie rest
W. Phillips lo pulling down the back
pait of hie shop. as It 1s too large
W. McElroy has erected a building
near the C. P. R. track for holding
cord. it helog his intention to keep a
stock on hand all the time W.
Forrester, of Halton, visite.' here with
his cousin, John Wilford, this week.
Mr.. R. Knox visited with rela-
tives in I,.ndeehori tide week ...
The council bead their drat court of
revision on Monday nighlof this week.
Three 01 her sister. reside hese : Mrs. A (.'uses sHAa'a-Uu.ean Stewart.
J. Tierney, Mc''Mrs. .4.. Tierney and Mr.. an employee of the Royal hotel, had a
G. E.t MC'1'rggart, who eel's all at the Darrow escape frog[ death a few 41110D -
funeral. They all have the sympathy Inca ago He had driven nut to the
of weir utany friends in their joss. I old cheese factory, north of Lucknnw.
THuettoe wITH ELae retic Poetry.- and on the return journey. about 8
The electric lights have been g k•iog O'clock in the evening. the ,horse he-
uouble of late. Saturday Dight they cause unmauagsable. Tbe driver
were nut ; on Sunday they were good. wa• throw 0 four the sett rod the
hut when they were getting ready for hone .tarted ..o mad run towards
11looday's run it teas found that the the village, a distance of over s
dynamo was out of repair. ihey will quarter of a wile. When the animal
need to send it away for repair, whicha• stopped oq Campbell strteh
will put the town in darkness for I wmstreet OW'
iris found wedeud between the
some considerable time. This is very , holt and the (runt wheel of his buggy.
unfortunate at this time, seeing that his head acro -s the (root axle ander
the new electrician has just taken } hods e.Ppo'tted only by one of the
hold cf the plant. It will cost the I bug•gy step Ills [sok was torn and
town considerable to get it in running battered by the spokes of the revolk-
order• again, and there is no doubt log wheel. lie •wait at .ince rel••wwd
therm will be :t good deal of talk. as aD edie•l attention was ps'
n•ited
the town has just purchased the plant' forint- He sufferer no inl.rnil in -
and is putting a bylaw tot the people jun«', end se able to be around again.
this month 1.0 ra'.w the money for the Tont LATE JOHN MuleliAT.-Tbe late
purchase price. John Murray, wbeae lteath to of place
at Vancouver, B. ). a sbs*t time ago.
PERSONAL A N D GENERAL. - W. was a native of Luckuow, being horn
Watson 554 in Clinton on Saturday here fifty-two years ago. He was
bn a business trip McMillan & known throughout tbe Province of
Co., produce dealers. are shipping • British C,•Inn.hi•as a lumbering ex
large quantities of eggs to Toronto at
present The G. L'. H. are putting
their line through here in first class
cnuditioo and have a gang of men re -
.lacing the Old rails with a heavy 8¢
pent of some repute. In bis younger
days he had been a men .'f great
physical power. In his hovhned h"
bad toe -ed the other at county furs in
Ontario agoiu,•t such Ode c••t,test ants
Ib. rail. They are also putting in the se the peiseenr Sir Don.a'd Malin. He
new split .nitches McPber•eon had been in the West "inn. 11'411 )and
Bros. teceived alarge handsome "si- had filled a G•.vei nment app .int.nent
lent saleentan•' for their hardware ace tot est +auger, the field work of
store last week from the McIntyre which eel hon all over. the Province
Furniture Co., of TiUsonburg. It. will I and gave him a wonderful knowl.rig..
be a great improvement to their hard- ! of the Inasbering industry. When
Watsonware store h' Sons hetrrr • imam, cot M. for rhe timber 'nen,
-shipped twice cars of hogs to Toronto I [nen suit h knowledge su_h as be had
last week, paying for tame $610 per
cwt. .1. Iknhuhu'shipped twenty
five cars of hay from the .G. T. R.
station here this week. He ships it
great deatof premed hay, ha'iag the
presser on the go all the time
Mr. McKenzie, from Oobourg, who
bought a great many apples in this
locality two years ago, is again here
trying to buy apples. He will have a
hard time to get many this year. art
the trop is almost a ['allure J
Cumingshipped halt a car of hogs to
Toronto last Wednesday Moos D.
Tierney is in l',inton at present stay-
ing with has grandmother Miss
E. Leith visited her brother in Strat-
ford last week. T W. Scott
visited his brother in Cl•ndeboye last
we. k F. McCaughey reasived a
handsome new yellow -geared bugry
from the Greer firm, London, last
week .. Mrs. W. Skelton visited
with friends at Kincardine • few days
this week,. ...Mr. Hamm war in
Mitchell this week on it visit to friends.
Mi Annie and Esther Bell
paid a vi it to Clinton friends last
week Mrs. F. McCaughey was in
London on a business trip tbis geek.
W. Heffron, whet has Seen here
for a few weeks looking after his farm,
returned to Lucknow last week
Miss M. Forsyth is at present visiting
with her mister in Howick Mr.
ing accounts were ordered to he paid :
Jonn B o-ker, discine road, 113 ; John
Barker. laying plank, $2; John Bar-
ker, culvert. $l : John Barker, clean-
ing gravel pit. 417 : Charles Brecknow,
breaking roads, $5 ; Win. McWhin-
ney, repairing culvert, $6; Samuel
Gar.Iner, disctng roads, 111:1.50; Samuel
Gardner. repairing culvert, $1.50;
intoes McKnight, repairing culvert. $1 ;
Horace Horten. repairing culvert. $2:
J,s.cppb Mosley. repairing two culverts.
$1: Josh Thompson, team on grader
211 days, $8.75; Oliver Cook. tenni on
grader µ days, $12.25: Municipal
World, statute labor lists. $3.75 : Alden
Allan, breaking roads, $8.60: Signal.
printing, $15.50: Samuel AIIin. shov-
elling snow, .75; Jenkins Bros., break-
ing road.. $2; Samuel Rlarett, 50 loads
gravel, $S: Rd. Millian, breaking
roads, $3.50: Geo. Sanderson, break-
ing roads. $5: WHliarn Bogie, repair-
ing two culverts, $3. Moved by Couto
Milne Young, seoon led by Councillor
Mel.trty. that the clerk notify the
president of tbe West, $holre'Raflway
Company that -they are tremor
sing on the public highway in Col-
borne township wt Dunlop. Carried.
Moved by Councillor Young. seconded
by (.amcillor Halliday, that the treas-
urer borrow $6(10 for current expenses.
Carried. Ad jonrned to meet again
sec ood Tuesday in June. F. W. Me.
leteeoH. Clean.
Beware of Ointments foe Qatarrh that
Contain Mercury.
As mercer, will away destroy Use
tea whelk
cad n..gaNaly
Nyasa .ben •otartr.g 1t tr lis 01000
no ee
..'raanW nh art •non nes be w
OG
enrols nn pre...wholes. from reputable
OW.. . a- tube dams.. tear will de l• ten to
t'IM
you can .o.y dertre Som chows.il • ('.tares 1 ure mannfactered by F J.
1"haat 5 (a Taal* 0., noeraln. no .n.r
eery and 1. take. Internalb. a ttne directly
new the Meed .n4 m.100120 awr'E.e.* of the
Ira In
5 l�genuine.ne Hanoi
•It l• aken IIewe
yen terrnally..
seed �Qodet In Tolw$o (bete M r J. Cheney a
e c- Twatlp'en1.l.-h.n., h bottle
�nM !r tw'w i4' ir'u' (Tbe ' per
Take Ranh amity Maim rerwelpatlen
`
He Darling, he mine andnor
amaUest wishes siw11 to or Me fulled,
fibe f esnldlyl- -i am aMe to do that VOL
..I1. Whet 1 Ant is a Moan who will
gratify my ►•igfe••t wi.h.s
CURRENT LITERATURE.
THE CANADIAN MAOAZINR -From
the .tandpoint of all-round interest,
tbe June Canadian Magazine is one of
the tent n.nnhers issued in many
months. The first article is entitled
"A Canadian Highway- of Power." by
Claxton M. Jones Pt describes the
woriderfnl power distribution ay stem
which is operated by the Ontario
Power ('ommieion, and is well dine.
listed. Victor Morin, of Montreal,
emits'butes a roost intereseinn article
entitled "Our Printed Treasures,"
dealing with rare old manuscripts sod
prints "The Red Chamber" is the
title of a reminiscent appreciation of
the Cauadian Senate( hy Geordie Clarks
Holland, chief reporter for that chimer
her. Professor William T. Allison has
• compreben*i a review of the works
of Jobe Galt. whose name M ?& 111.1
in connuctios witb the early develop -
tout of the Heron Traete end who i•
known in literature as the Scottish
Defoe "RalIwa I'nnstrueti on Up to
Date' is the title of an article by Cy
Warman. deacrihing the work don. too
far on the Grand Trunk Pwoifie. Mts.
K atharine Hale ^nntribntets her an
▪ u*l review of be merle of Vte ecu. t
in Cm
Theodore Boo&rtil[e Romsey Thomas
Stsal.y Moyer UUan Lsveridge, and
soon totted their service,' in great de -
mead by investors sad be socot•dingly
quit the Government service. With-
in two year, he bud ntade a quarter of
a million dollar,, and it is estimated
that et the tiros of bis death he wa•
wortb more thou half a million dol•
lare in real estate and timber holdings.
A Prompt Source of &nerdy.
Mae a System Renovermr is a
tonic w ich renews the vital force-.
It renews n.• ve cud muscular enemy
and supplies u.w .U.',pry. It does this
hy Inez -melee appetite, hy insuring
better aseimilatiou of feed sod by dir-
ectly
Nrectly supplying elements that *erre to
et rngtben the nervous system. This
I...in•tructive tonic 14 valuable in all
tui. -down oonditinn. of the system,
e spy.:ially those tarried hy depredates
end nervous debility. One d. Isar per
bottle Manufactore.l hr The Mase-
L errl Medicine C.•.. O•d.r.cb. For
✓ els by E. R. W iglr. druggist.
A Jap on American Styles.
Fitst Japan•.• 0w10 bad just come
to Aw.rice)-- '1 ob.wrse it how female
women of A.nterica ie entirely beast of
burden."
Second Japanese (who had been in
America a longer periods -"Where
they carry than beastly burden
place ?"
Fins Japanese -"I observed it how
they carries them burden.. in encnnal
and sorsetinws overbear ng quantities
on top of their beds. Oft.enly lodes
of MIA 11..126 pounds, of a p'e.e troll
n eer, 10 s -en tattering t r, ,Ik t..
wale . its aeons ry pl+tforws on their
skull,. while ute.he top .i•,rof t1.i+are
piled 1..ios, c getables, gla•ewa,e,
window curtai full, ir•rn sod wood,
ofiyoe snnplies. general g over• es. Hour
and Olner provisions."
Sec 111 Jap tree-"Whatou cull
theta phi'
ter. Intl of retro hand's.-?"
F.. A. Japanese -o Then, piatL rs is
called hate. Tbeta hat.* is frequently
mere lighter than tbey looks try ap-
pearance. Althou.h tiny are huge
enormities around all aver outside
with notions debree, yet they arekept
light by :act thin thane ain't nothin'
inside of thou."
'Beentyisonly skin deep." quoted
t w Wee Guy. "1 suppose that se -
count •
e -counts toe the fact that. pretty woeurm
ore so *hallos," added the Simple
Mug.
CONSUMPTION
In the cure of consumption,
ooncentrated,eastilydigested
nourishmment is necessary.
For 35 years
Scott's Emulsion
has been the standard,
world-wide ttlteatment for
constml • tion. AS D•esessle
Order the Guaranteed Flour
Next Time You Bake Bread
If rightly used Cream of the West Flour
will make the lightest, flakiest, most nutri-
tious bread you have ever tasted. If you
haven't tested it order a bag next time you
go to the grocer's.
s
CreamWest Flour
the hard wheat flour guaranteed for bread
Po00CI CI 0 CI000CI 00001 000
ISuaranter
Thth
E hereby affirm and declare that Cream of e West
Flour is a superior bread Doer, sad as sorb is subject
to our absolute gerastee-ssoneyback if sol satisfactory
after a fair teal. Any dealer is hereby authorized to
return price paid by customer: on return of us used
portion of bag if Seer is sot as represented.
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You can readily appreciate the
ataoot>ly a painting exposed parts
otpour house with paint that protects
and preserves the wood for the long -
est time at the rawest cost. Yon
should, therefore, be particular to get
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Recommended and :old by Howell Hardware Co., Limited
SUMMER HATS
LIGHT headwear is a requisite for real
comfort in the warm summer weather.
We have hats in all the latest shapes and
styles, suitable for all walks,of life.
A large range to choose from in
PANAMAS, SAILORS, CANVAS,
CHIPPED STRAW (extra light)
We also carry a full line of Children's
Sailors and Canvas Hats.
Spring Tonics
Spring will soon be here and you will be needing
a good topic to prepare you for the hard work of
enmuer. We rec,.mrnend anti guarantee
Nadruco Blood Purifier Nadruco Sarsaparilla
Nadruco Compound iron Pill Nadruco Syrup Hypopboephites
Nadruco Tasteless Cod Liver Oil.
If these remedies do not do as recommended your
money will be returned to you. Agent. for Godericb.
F. J. Butland, Druggist
' •Tl*r store that pleases.'
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Bamulock., kcal Vii astatineStoves, asI,ne Stove... Screen Doors end
Windows, Betrigeratoev. ° Ire Tongs, Lown Mowers, Ice Cream
Freezers, Fishing Tackle. ete.
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JUNE WEDDINGS
We have just receive.' a beautiful line of Florentine Brass
Goode. Each piece possesses the aesthetic charm of Nature's Gar-
den, each decorative design artistically engraved by, hand and
finished in black soul dull brass.
We have also a fine line of Rodgers j81YRoode.
Big assortment. of ('cervine Knives and Parks lo eases.
BICYCLES
II We are agents for tan Canada Cycle Motor Co.'. Bicycler and
carry the Cleveland line in stock.
We have aided a bicycle repair department to our workshop
and carry a full line of bicycle sundries.
1s your LAWN MOWER out of repair or does it steed sharpen
ing ? We can put it in order for you.
0 FENCING
We have abnn,r two thousand rude of Fencing lett yet out • t
about four thousand. \Vetere going to clean this Fencing out at
prices that no person can afford to mise. The line.' commit of
The I'ittshnrgh Perfect Fence. 7 wire., 47 inches
hiph. No. 9 wire, for 271c a rod.
Cycloue Woven Wire Fence. No. 7 and No. 9 wire.
American Woven Wire Fence, No. 0 wire.
Page Woven Wire Fence, No. t),
('oiled Wire at $2.111 per 100 lbs.
Barbed Wise at $2.50 per 100 lbs.•
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steels fleas Msuday. May SW WO win eve• sa pie sap of Jap -a -pa.
A freshcarload of National Portland dement bac jut arrives
The National is Sloe boa rad ltrostgest cement made.
Yetaf ere:
Let no figure on Plumbing. Heating. Ravwetn.ngh4ng
ROntlnR.
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House Phone No 112 Store Phone No. au
Does Your House Need Painting?
1f so, don't forget that we hood's the Sherwin-Williams Paint.
the best paint on th.• market,
Ie you want to brithren op your furniture. floors aid wool
work ? if oto, don't forget that. we handle JAP-:t-LAC, w high-grade
s arnioh awl stair combined.
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