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NILE. BMW. OORNERS.
TurtsDAY. Feb. 111tb.
Rev. J. K. Curtis, Bu y school QUoreetor The Y.' P. H.
field secretary for the Ma�ri Coo to hold • q too easiest ton the
fertoce cte tee Methodist ah a, will evening of the • in the Hall. The
ptwach ua Nile circuit on Sunday. quotations are to be taken from tb!
February 26ah
EAtiT WAWANOSH.
Wietneseinee, Feb. 7th.
Town stoneB.gesv�s February 6 l
met ab
Members all present Minutes of last
marling read and adopted, on "notion
.no clerk!ors thou. presented as dstatement. Stooehousof
account with the township of
boundary line, drainage end te •
orris.
ot Morris
otshowing favor
Ordered toberpuld. Tb.
*editors' report and treasurers ab -
street for 1911 received and rend.
Atter complimenting the auditors go
.Jls neat and efficient report as pre-
sented it was tuoved by lir. Scott,
1eootided by Mr. Campbell. that the
same as now reed be adopted. and
that tyre auditors ba polo as astral 98.00
each for their seeds's. Carded. Tne
following accounts were ordered to be
paid : A. Foeyrfteld. fees ens division
1011, 111.2.90 ; A. Porter6•1 1,
roe +tear,
seas leuwnt of a000unt with township t;unday azbool work.
of Morrie, $2.50; treasurer of Morris,
settlement of boundary lioe, dr'alsags
and telepave lciutatnt. 10thh line ;
gr ridge.
Irwin,
77 1l ;Gen• T. Robertson, refund of
dog tax. S2.00; 04'o. T. Roberton, re-
fund of taxes w. h. lot 39. concession S.
,pl *t ; ileo. T. Robertson. balance of
salary ;u collector, S90.00; D. Billies,
tort payment widening road at 10th
tine bridge, $).w; J. 8. Scott and J.
W. Boor, auditing. $800 each ; F.
Anderson, eatery so treasurer, $1110.00.
rlie couuetI then adjourned W [sent
mato ou o'clock a Monday. A.yP grave LD, Clerk.
WIDNssDAY, lab. 14th.
*SUNDAY knout. OONVKNTioN.-Tbe
ninth annual convention of the Nile
circuit Sunday schools will be held in
Nile Methodist church on Moeday.
February 99th. At the afternoon
s•nioo, Bev. J. R. Mann. of Auburn.
wily, speak on 'Machine and Training
of the Child ;" Rev. J. K. Curtis'. Sun -
Jay school Held seaman, of the Mari-
time Ouoference, will address the boys
and atria. and the local superinten-
dents will give their reports. In the
evening Rev. Dr. Medd, of Goderich.
will deliver an address, and Rev. J. K.
Curti.' will sneak on "Leadership in
the Sunday School." A 'medial invi-
tation is extended to all interested in
CJLSORNE.
WitDNmmDAY, Feb. 11th.
School. RLro pupils In B. B t hNo. owl is
a an of t be pups
Col -
berm. for the month of January,
tossed no regnituity, puoeWality and
anent proficiency V. - Heber
Permit Militia Gien. IV. -Ruby
Young, Alice Clark. nervy; Fisher,
Jean Sallow,. Violet l cUonegb,
Millie Young', Liman Potter, David
Baan. III. - Vests Plater, C$ta
&inky. hyaline Brims". Wilde Me.
Cab.. 9r. IL -Hazel Young. Char-
lotte Potter, Tbawiaa Gliders. Jr. II. -
?hazy Gilder', Verne McCabe, Veen&
Geek. Part L -Lain Horsey. Jean
McCain. Isabel Clark. CR1111entoe M.
Joit''ttfruN. Teacher.
ol.11O1LNK MUNICIPAL Tzternows.
-The annual meeting of the Onlbotae
telephone system was held on the 11th
ult. et Ibe township halL though
the weather was very diaageeeable a
majority of the subscribers ware pres-
ent. Owing to the fact that the banal
year does two end until July 1st the
auditors• stateateot will not be pre-
sented until then. though the feeling
wps expressed that the end of tits ofll-
cial year should correspond witb the
end (rethe decal year sada change 4q
the eunstituUon to make oils anodal faction to the users, they would lose
meeting will tie voted es sect July- faith in us and our statements. and in
The retiring ofiosta were r+. -elected. consequence our business prestige
as the subscribers considered their wood-suffer,
workaati.fectory. The cost of opera- Therefore, when we assure you that
the and maintsosnse for the past Regan ..98" Hair Tonic will promptly
year was shown to be $1.86 per cub- eradicate dandruff, stimulate hair
scriber end the eetibuaN foe the ane- growth and prevent premature bald -
rent half-year was encash at 51.60. ,1e.., you may teat enured we know
Thiol scribers decided again to be- whet we are talking about.
°me members of the IDdrpsadsnt We honestly believe that Rexall
Aasoelat"ro and left the alettogfog of "93" Hair Tonic will do more than any
connection with the south half of other human agency toward restoring
Goderich township and Clinton it the hair growth and hair health. it is
hands of the eommiesioners. The not Sissy and will not gum the scalp
n orth half of Goderich townuble to or hair or cause permanent stain. It
sow available at Bell switching is as pleasant to use aa pure cold
eberte of five seat° sad cetisfiotioo water. it comes in two sizer, prices
wal seely exptroed with regard to 50 orate and $1. Remember.you an
existing contracts with the Blyth and obtain it ool us' our store -The Rex -
Bell rowpaoies. The pMeing of a tele' all Store. j . C. Dunlop, south side of
phone in the C. P. H. office at McGaw ware, Goderieh.
was kb it. the heads of Beeson Cox
to report to the commissioners regard-
ing rhe best, terms available, as the
teeetine onosidesed t, a terms at pres-
ent ..ffer.d unreasonable. Ward
Gledhill and Beason Oox were elected Miss Sarah Maclntyre is renewing
audita,.. Tb. eommMiowers are 0. aoqualntanose ben now.
R. Forster. president,. E. H. Waken',
secretary, and RYouog, ouog, treasurer.
ST. HELENS.
MONDAY. Feb. 5th.
Be0OOL REPORT. -The following is
the report of S. S. No. 3. West Wawa -
n osh. for the month ot January. Tbnse
marked • were absent for the greater
part of the month : V. --Cliff Murray,
*A nee Stewart Sr. IV.-Jarnes
Wilson, Della Fitzpatrick, Laura Fitz-
patrick. Jr. IV. --Bordon Cameroo.
Louie Johnstoo, Aliso Domain, Gorm-
ley Thompson. Morley Johnston. Sr.
111. -Tommy Webster, Johnny Crans-
ton, Alice Smythe. Ruth Fowler.
Johnny Errington. Jr. 111. -Willie
Thompson, Harvey Webster. Mildred
Fitzpatrick. Jim Durmio, JohnThomp-
soo. •Annie Durnin. Sr. 1I. -Joe
Thompson. Harry Durnln, *Katie
Fnwler. Jr. IL -Lorne Durnin•
•Harris Purdon. Pt • IL-Wilhert
Durniu, John 'A. Thompson. Willie
Cranston, *Mary Johnston. *Blanche
Webster, "'Clayton Smythe, *Edna
Fowler. Pt. I. ---,Lizzie Wilson. •Rus-
.eI Johnston, *Gracie Robertson,
•Elmer Put -diet. Ameagre artendanoe,
17; highest, 90; lowest, et. E. 8''MtL-
LIR, Teacher.
HAIR HEALTH.
If Yea Haus Ser Hair Trouble,
Accept The Offer.
When we promise your money bark
for the mere asking if Reza ••93"
Haar Tonic doss not do as we claim it
will, you certainly have no reason for
even besitalhg to try it We do not
ant you to obligate yourself in any
way.
We could not affnrd to so strongly
endorse Rezak "43" Hair Tonic and
continue to well it as we do. if it did
Dot do all we claim.. Should our en-
thnriaaot carry us away, and Rexall
'1R3" Hair Tonic not give entire mttie-
KINTAIL.
FRIDAY. Feb. 91.h.
Valentine greetings t
'metrical Psalms, 14th, flab sad 31st.
The losing side is to furnish refresh-
ments, for a nodal evening.
A NOT' of SYMPATHY. -A number
of the !mends of the late Mrs. Francis
attended the funeral at Kincardine on
Tuesday, the &h. Mrs. Francis' wee
well known here and was very highly
respected. in their sorrow and be-
reavement the family Is assured of the
sympathy of their old bloods in this
oocmnunity. '
Bluer'.. -Miss Annie McKay. of
Telemeter, after a vide Of two weeks
at the mance, has returned bome.
The ferment who met at Ripley to dio-
cese the railway affair resolved to take
their medicine like men... -John Bil..
in Ioavir,g this vicinity for Bervie will
be mused by the young people. We
wish John good health, good fortune
and good friends. .There is one
man miming here -who knows where
Wm. Bradley, sr., is?
TUE FAIUDIDul' INaTITCTE. - The
Farmers' Institute meeting was held
ill the Woodman's sail on Friday
afternoon and evening, with gratify-
ing emcees Mrs. Ferguson, of Btratb- 1
toy, addreesed the women in the af-
ternoon, in the church, on •'Labor
saving Devices." Tho.e who wei?'e
present hope to discuss these practical
matters favorably with tbeir bus -
bands. In the evening Mrs. Fenno
monspoke brilliantly on "Ideals." We
ought to rim at attaining the high
po sihle efficiency in a life of servo
Mr. McDerntid and Mr. Johnson gave
valuable end practical bints on a vari-
ety of farm problems. Miss Nellie
Courtneyfavored the evening audi-
ence wth a humorous recitation,
"Mena Oxen," and Mr. Rutherford
told a story At the meeting of
the Farmers' Club beld reeestiy John
Reid received well -merited praise for
a paper on "Ventilation of Outbulld-
iogs-" To contributes paper like that
means observation and study. Who
in next unarm the young mal to sur-
prise us ?
Will RUITATE ?
An Offer Tbat lw.hwo Iiia Money Risk
if Yoe Aoespt It. -
We are so positive oar remedy will
completely relieve constipation, no
matter how chronic It may be, that
we offer to furnish it free of an cost if
it fails.
Constipation is commonly caused by
weakness of the nerves and muscles of
the large intestine. To expect a cure
you must tberelore tone up and
strengthen those organs and restore
them to healthier activltyy �
We want you to try Iteral! Order-
lies on our guaran They ere
eaten like candy, and as particularly
good for children. TheyVeeui to act
directly on the nerves and muscles of
the bowels. They apparently have a
neutral action on the other. organs.
They do not purge or cause other in-
convenience. We will refund your
money if they do not overcome
chronic or habitual constipation and
thus acid to relieve the myriads of asso-
ciate nr dependent Chronic ailment•.
mo Revel •nrdelltes at our risk.
Three sizes, 10c., 26e. and 50c. Sold
only at our store -The Reran Store.
`Ii. C. Dunlop, south side ot Square.:
Goderich.
Liverpool Whoa: Fc tures Close Lew. ,
Chicago Exchange Clewed -Live
Steck-Latest Quotation•.
Monde: gamins. Feb. 1: -
winnow" was the only moon exchange
open on this continent to -day. Chicago.
Duluth. Mtmeatntls and New York mar-
kets obervl.g ache holiday ILtncoln's
Htrtbdar). Tte coos of the wlantpfar
marks' was decidedly apathetic, the re-
moval ot the Influeace of the exchanges
across the line putting • decided curb on
speculative trading. At the class prieee
were lower than on Saturday, with wheat
off %c to lac. and oats tic to 440 lower.
The Liverpool market closed at a decline
from last week, and It was this fact
Which Nd to the easier tone In the West-
ern Canadlan exchange.
Winnipeg Options.
Wheat 11d Op
High. Low. coma Mo
' • mew1e/14 y10114 4Ii%b L2%
July
Y•714 To -Day D Telt
May
Julyey4b 1414
Toronto Grain Market
Wasat. h11, bushel S0 M to 7....
Wheat. 'nose. busML.... 0 45
7t,e boshd 106
Oat.• bushel 0 50 0.41
Barbey. boast.....».a- • 15 0 0
Bartq, for toes 006 0 76
Btwkwhsstdbershoi • 4 e i
Temente Dairy Market.
Hutto'', store bM • 0 • 15
Butter. separator, dairy. IbOM • 0
Butter. creamery. lb. rolls0 *0 • 15
Butes, creamery. wilds -0 *
Chew new, lb 01.44 0li
Howyoamb,t bar f W i
Hooey. astrected, 15 013
Esse, mew-la1C o tai
1.lentreal Grain and Produce.
4LONTRZAL Feb. 12.-A good trade is
Daasing In butter and eggs. and, as aup
em -
piies anot large. prices rule very. firm.
The provision market L fairly active.
Corn -American No. 2 Yellow. 76e --
Oats -Canadian western, No. 2. 6ic to
140; Canadian western. Na S. 614tc to 03c:
Mitre, No. 1 toed. 62440 to Sts: No. f local
oldie, Ile to 4144o; No- $ lama white, Ns
t0 I* ; No. 4 local what, Ob to MN's.
Bar{ey-Yaltins. 7'145 to 71.45.
Buckwheat -No. 3, '7o to Tic.
!lour -Menaces spring waist
t. Imia.lt<t
W
ta
114.00; twister
ILO: seesaw* Mersl• tros
nstr.gb
Rel.4esuto1;
110;.bag4.>bg
.
K7e!•flifeed-Brea, Mt: aborts. list to W:
wlddlhegs. 70; taouLt•, 1118 so us
lis? -,Mw i per tam. tor Iota On to
liagiliC1wr-ldest westtersin WA. teChian eseterne. Wet so len
1g4a'
gutter- e5oK eesesere. at r ales
0seende. AM to Mc.
DI l
Ihige-Yre
se 0.;to r' a6M. Ills t'.trK
Fontana -Por bas oar iib, 7L x•18
Beet -Hats, barrels, i d rr Y► r en
Mores, MS Ma. 11)1<.0.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Union Meek Yards
TORONTO, Feb. 19.-Receipte at
live stock at the Union Stock Yards
were 92 carloads, comprising 1703 cat.
Ile. 531 hogs. 447 sheep and 19 calves.
Exporters.
W. F. Howard. buyer tar swift a Co..
bought 5 car loads of export MUM Se
follows: Ninety-one steer%. 11110 t. saga,.
MAO: i0: 4 edges, 1]60 lbs. oath, at PLM.
Alar. McIntosh bought 1 1o.4 et sa-
wn steers. 1115 Its.. et /Ls.
Oa. choice load o -Was. =part
weights. 13 steers, 1x0 lis. each, wee
byoouo�glt by the Swift Canadian Co. ter
roost int at ILK end another long
by H. P. at MO for 11estrM/-
Primo butchers. 0 to PM lows OS
m MIS;
cgood. onn tSt o m Num. 15 to R�
4.15 to 0: cows, O to 71.0; bsMg. OMb 77.15: esnsere, 12.0 to 77-
Milkers and Springers.
MUkers and springers were gusted M
7ti to Si each.
Veal Calves.
Prices for veal calve were reported
steady at N to 1111, and oso or two maw
vuauv $ t and Lamb.
The average Rhes of Caasrem nadir
ties R•0 per cwt.. or a wanes et M to
77.50 par cwt.: abe.v, ewes. 76 44 r cwtd;;
price. or a range of M to ill per
rams. ii 15.Ga
Thera wasto a car goad .f As..•seni
lambs that sold at SLID to R.Q, sal me
selected Sot west to 8.mbsam at PM
per owl
M•S*
W. J. Johnston reverted edema n0
atiara,for 1wp,nd watered,f.o.b-, 4s' i<'R.cess•. walt et ssty
emmtg dsv
eev
Mr. Johnston beagle 3 mer I•r at
Montreal LM Sing.
MONT8sA1s Pok, 21.--.64 the MamtrOK
Stock Yards west end ameba Ike
a
of Uvrsrsk Sir town[ +`m Tab.
were 174 cattle. M sheep end >.r*
hogs an& 715 oolong. wane tb.
on oke awn* talo *0-.454 ser gas
amounted r 00 imatla,>i car mo-
larnba. ]Sit awl A feature er w tradetis to
stronger reelingr the market adds.
and prices adgies cess 4'41 w.i alhew
advance d M per We psemis. wma
slttrlbut44 r Ike taa110r oMrrfavtt
Improto4 �gl� d the s•sek ossrm else
tiara. atm[ tM bareswd daesss4 bsmy
both Mail and ew6w-•ewe br6lkess tier
use battelragrades. 7M t.1b45-
were sol well d iessed mot of fest° I=
ere was ver One esiesl.
tbs sensed was dee ger. wail
s 766x41
active trade was Meme at wterag's15
prices to Nth bums sad toretra.
A fsatttz, KN w
tade was tdr er• lt oses Will" as r F
smill
oobdm 10.'
Pall loads d� 1�0stept Rim. se .
• Isbbrg way as bree or A win swim
awl la esus lastososs amours sars4 tlbtli
tatter Mss. tar t11t1 !sola
T1. its. d t1h• sarbst sae
lambs wan vary fires es ""lintair
.l eapNMs aveflableand the
Baal p6�m naso Oslvsr��
stoat
w ft o twimd- a sisl45
et tans ase r •sa !reams le >~ 1116
ktlitag, Thor* waa m�
oft mint Mf+b a 1,610111%••••11164:
unser a awl
owellor
.at 0s' 5745 1r psusda. g r0/
weetora. WS to ao
Bstew rt esttio 1Re71's
/userrunt
s. k6.b'W6"t011 7.1
w gala
r nsu; heehaw
1
ASHFIEL&I.
TUESDAY, Feb. 1.itb.
Towxsnte Cou/rc1L.-Tbs council
met February 54 h. the Reeve having
decided to change the date the better
to comply with the act re auditors.
All were present and the minutes of
January 9th were approved, on a ,no-
tion by Messrs. Alton and Hunter.
Mir Mattie Cbamberta is the guest Bylaw No. 7. appointing .heap vain=
of her sister, Mrs. Murdoch MacKen- atom for 191, was anally passed. Tha
OPERATION FOR PiLLS FAILED. ane' collector was given to March 19th to
*Quite a number of farmers in this colnPlete the roll. on a 'notion by
Za*-Bek Was Tbss Tried and wedged vicinity are having telephones in. Meow"'- Dalton and Alton. The audi-
• Care, stalled in their homes. tea.' report, showing halanre of acwet•
Writing from Poplar, B. C., Mrs. C.Aye rte plereed to hear that John over liahilitie. December 31, 1911. of
Hanson, wife of the or o1 the West, obs has been under the $1 4)87.13, was received, and on motion
Ooa6 proprietor of Messrs. Stewart and Hunter was
mesial hotel, rays:I euft�+'ed weather tut' some time.
is improv- accepted. Moved by Meters. Mothers
far years with bleeding pilar,. The ing• and Hunter that the following ae-
oaio was so bad et ileus. that 1 could A B.oket& and Nohle Johnston counts be paid : A. R. Finlayson,
hardly walk and ntdtaary remedies loads a husieessaelp to Lucknow this auditing, 1110; John Long. auditing,
seemed utterly nnahl. to give me any week and mine, tee roads as being in 1110; B. Augustine, refund of Pekinese
esu: Finally I decided to undergo asopera poor condition. tax and Interest, $1.83: Wm. Bnwlea,
Reset
and went to the flamed winter work on east b,undar $8.(U;
Heart hospitw! in Spokane. There Leap year cams to be making little Y•
trey performed an Pott and did °image around these parts. Hurry B. Thompson, winter work on east
all they could for ane. Forna tirne I up, girls. Your chance cronies only boundary. $3.00 ; T. G. Allen, , r.fun •
esu certain!ooee In four years. dupp11ea. 30e; J. H. Pentland, refund
q better, hot within
twelve months the tenable started All the girls around here have been d tax, $1.00; Mum. Mclennan, re-
fund dog tax, 51.00; John McLeod,
again and the piles be.ame as painful wearing broad smiles during the past balance gravel a.eount, $290. Next
"evet•. I tried liniments, bot poul- weak. Charlie ha..returoed gale and ,meeting March IOth at 12.30 p. m.
*et 'scions 'pile ours,' and indeed sound from his trip to Detroit Taos (1. ALLam, clerk.
hs li el Ing i could 'bink would C. MacGregor, who has been spend- Nuts -The following are the .beep
y to 4o any good, but still I Ing eke winter at borne as the result valuators : David M. Joboston, coo-
ooatinn'd to ander. stud the shooting. ofa .prattled ankle, has again taken eesion 3 oast ; Richard Jobnatoo,
horning. stinging pains, the doll. weir his departure frog our midst.lsR mad weetobed, 'woes -one' feeling egoconcession 8 east ; Neil Murdoch, con-
bed
the diatom memo continued r The ll beryl Rifle Club hall. given in oeesion 13 esat: Thos. Garvey, eon -
bed as ever. the hall bare laateMooday evening. is cession 5 west : and Robert Drennan,
"One dry t raid about Zam-Bok told to hays been goite &kntoeeom line road ; and their duties ate to in -
sad thought i world try ile Th. neat Well dons, boys. and may itis good veotigate any claims tib n called on
me or two boxes gots Ma more rise wort
oDOtinu.1 and to report fully to the ennccil, glv.
Ulan anything e1e i tried. w I west Wo=zN's Hier• t i'a Mswrlsoet-- A fog dein! s of damageaod the •mount.
oe with the treasiness, in a ober' eery • .*treasful meeting of the and the council will act upon Chet re -
time i began td► fiwl altogether doter. Wows*'. inetitute was held on Thane- pc►r� The public .bones perp
hw•
cot tad batter. and I saw that swim. day ref last week at the home of Done. know that the tax on dogs is meow.flak l'eti tieing be anew gee. Well. I MacLennan. Mrs. A. Be^,kett, who spry and that the fond . applied, os
went no acing it, sod by the time I prodded over the meeting. deviated far as it goes pr le neoo=.sry, to r•eoom-
had °lied mix !Ruses I was delighted to from the regular 4orm and presented pen.. those wibo have sheep killed or
eitd nirvif mural, sung. That was the asetnbers with a well -rendered injured by d� now Raving an
tpyM Wer* gge4 and frets then se the program ooneiating of ioetrumental �i damage of. ,ai aobl observe the r l-
or the
• ns' bk,... bels !Ms no roam instead of the tiusual.anpdapeerratlNe fin, �°ttu a an aMdayit) that the
Tim -Bulli le a tin corn for Matin[ will be held at Duncan Mao- Injuryte�wae oau.ed by a dog or doge :
meeord hand•rs►rri* nlotsei abeessesa, °old 'flirt's'
that they could not discover the
s, vatievtse seer., barns. --owner or owner+ of the dug or dress
'ems'• h,,)cede, Isflawsed patches and Catarrh Qgnnot be Cored (g) that the damage a ma tts to sy
.11'ki, 4ajn*Ms mad dIsr sea such m'wney. (4) 71'ey mart aaotify
stile I"I' �1ey0110.ua.•• CA tMs7 . & 4 s.3 01 one of the sboep valnatnt•o nr srwow
•rwI efgeg even yw�err. 450. rn&. Ms.est _saes tants i.. bteod a
et 7,aer-Hnk (b„ Toronto, for sed to order to mnro It member of tbo canes! w4tJtin *'stye
Rafent Rte' oaks Ytsrs.l ,srwt.dtea Rail'. wlgbt hosre of the injury fn rndrar ►n
harrnfbl t institutes.
a' err h taken ivvvmally. end will
_ have a claim ren the council. if
The Birds ss bleed sod nooses arfanie regal
be mat . �••�b nedw4es tlae.e pninu tiro nl)rvvei tote eouascil
�._� 1eute_MRM ie onmpelled to attend to the claim.
`SDs 1he*Poing and sundaes taw tanr+.- t• a l*Z p'• aa. if the owner of the egg so he dime,
are the ?amen. hest friesdo. est- 8.1;1100•0't rN news tin' tt�cnnt t. arito
tag o'tin.a. a instn•te and of krnwa• . wog Mood pert s''4 orad be h rho patty h to the
abelicte whi alt t •eta • tnvonos wtteeea -i-i !eta Tteota. O. ALL C1srk Aablieid.
erg 'whey rob Mines crop°, fruit trwer s•rt►et� .1 tb� Uoee `
growing t hin h M wen ;
t') moo. n ol'er this dnr.n gage tried win- eor'ati mamma Seew Ibr •ggllesaiiab O inn" Mailmen' an all
rwldaet ns'
d and to throw pit► a little tool r. J. maim T t co., nor, 'dabs s arawina os wissodtiv ss' last
'el. thnin.-4.11.11.10111 Midge ,
Seo S.•eteio O -•He Marb.t.
*Yr 11101276.1.0. ren. u. -Carts. -a.
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THE UNITED STATES
ME INNS FiM 111 PIU.*
Hou.Vor;, MAIM, U.S.A.
"Marius takes two boxes of your
tscarle.t GIN PILLS, they relieved me
so mach that I am quite satisfied wire
the results. I gave an cedes to my.
about three weeks ago to
me some more. Nothing has come
yet and I had to borrow a box from a
lad friend who is also using GINPILLS. I have none left and am
seeding you $z.so for three haze*
which I would ask you to aced at once
as I am not quite so well when I ant
without GIN PILLS".
AGATHE VANI'SSE.
Gia Pills must be good when people
In Massachusetts send all the way to
Toronto to get them. There is nothing
like Gin Pills -nothing just the same
or just as good. Don't accept substi-
tutes if yell value your health and sant
to be cured of Kidney and ?ladder
Trouble, or Rheumatism. Insist on
having Gib Pills. 5oc. a box, 6 for
yo. Sammie free if you write National
Chemical Co. of Canada,
Dept. A Toronto. 92
A Hint.
Staylate (at 11.45 p. w.) -The light
is going nut.
Mies Weary -Are you goiog to let
it beat you ?
One
little 1
boy put
it just right
when he said :
"My! But
ain't Kellogg's
easy to eat!"
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REDUCTION SALE
OVERCOATS
J!,
We have a large assortment
of Overcoats which we are
putting on sale. They are in
all lines and sizes, to fit the
smallest boy or the biggest
man. Dress Coats, Ulsters,
College Ulsters, Convertibles.
On any coat in the store we
will give a discount of
25 PER CENT. FOR C_ ASCI
rIcLEAN BROS.
Men's Outfitters The Square, Goderich
.
Vassar Shoes
FOR LADIES.
Our styles and lasts in ladies' "Vassar"
. Shoes for this season are perfect. We
are confident in saying that this line
stwpasses any other in style, comfort
and wear. If you have not worn
VASSAR Shoes, don't fail to try them
this season. We carry all lines in
patent, tan, gun - metal and kid.
Repairing carefully attended to.
STONAGII
TROUBLES
CANNOT EXIST
With Merriscy's Ns. 11 Tablets. say
Messrs. G: and McQuarrie.
prominent eastmetttraveltwe
HALIb AX. N. R. Sept. 7i, 1710.
was troubled *lin Indigestion for
several Fear. and atter eating suffered
!atonally with soar stomach. belching
.f gas. heartburn. etc, and everything
I ate seemed to lay In my stomach and
made me feel all puffed gip and dis-
tressed. Someone proposed that I try a
box of your No. 11 Dyspepsia Tablets.
which I did. and to my delight found
immediate relief. I am now enjoying
three meals a day. as feel that your
No. 11 Tablets deserve all the credit
Them who have stomach trouble, and
especially men who travel on the road
tinting at different places every day
should try No. 11 Tablets. as they will
relieve you of Indlgtavtion, and enable
you to enjoy your nmala."
Lyman W. COY-
MEW
OLI'EW OLABOOW, N. 8.. Nor. 10. 1110.
"For the past two years I have used
Nattier Morriscy s No. 11 Dyspepsia
Tablets. and during that period have
not suffered the severe attacks of In-
digestion to which I had been a victim
for many yeah. My attacks were vet,'
distressing. and no need to my I am
glad to be relieved, and i feel that
Y.nr No. 11 Dyspepsia Tablets deserve
all the credit. For years I did not
know what 1t was to enjoy a goad meal.
but now 1 can oat anything en the bill
of fare with no distressing after-effects
--thanks to No. 11 Tablets."
Gro. J. McQuarrie.
The above prescription 1e not • `Cure-
All- or se -called patent medicine. Dr.
Morr7scy prescribed It for ea year*. and
It mired thousands after other doctors
fared.
Price. 50c. per hos at ynnr dealers.
or Father Mori -lacy Medicine Co..
Limited. Mentrsal. gem
•
I Sold and goerasr'eo in Goderich by
F..T. Butlaod.
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creeks rap, brat i..g, *open .1r.
plea'ent ly warmed. le ,eppad
earh cabin by the Tb.ree-irk
erestm n4 ventilation an breed
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ROYAL COWARD rad
ROYAL GUMMI
trawl Mohler is ariwld. The
.tato ph.r..a t.4e sir. flop
<awpte..ly <hatwed veer, font
minutes. It is Me Meath -
f.1. comfort ab . ecce tarr•'n
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YOU ARE THE LOSER
IF YOU DO NOT GALL AND SEE THE VALUES
WE ARE GIVING IN
STOVES
TO CLEAI(ITHEM OUT TO MAIZE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS
We have a number of gaud second-hand Heaters and Ranges
which we are offering at great values.
McCormick Agency
We wish to announce that we have token over the complete
a.vencv of the Me(o•eniek on. for choir Mowers, Binders, Plows,
vyagonr, Sleights, D1nc Harrows, Cultivators, Drilla, Manure
Spreaders, Gasoline Engines, Cutters, Buggies, etc., etc.
Yon know es well as 1 ran tell you that it costa a lot of money
to put agent, nn the road to sell these goods. and i purpnae, fu
place of putting men out., to give you the benefit of this by
Reduced Prices
TPEREFORE, YOU ARE THE LOSER IF YOU DO NOT
CALL AND SEE ME BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
We have ju.t, installed one of their gasoline engines in our
work shun for running the ekate and lawn mower sharpener and
Opipe -cutting machine, etc., so if you are considering the purchase
of an engine, we can show you one in operation.
Skates Sharpened
Boys and girls, we cam sharpen your 'rimiest while yoe wait.
We have installed an outfit equal to the skate manufaeturers.11
Plumbing
Heating. Steam hitting, Pl.ctri.• Wining promptly attended
to and all work fully 'guaranteed.
Scranton Coal
We hendle.tlelawar•e, Lackawanna A Western ficranton
Opal emdagrvly, and all coal weighed on market scam, and, having
our own G ane, we can give prompt delivery.
Terms- -Cash
II CHAS. - C. LEE
'Phones :
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