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DUNLOP.
WeeniesDAT, May 16th.
B btlRob
ert
y, t Siogebr;da. w v%s-
Hobeyn on Sunday last Mrs.
Muir and Miss Me Iwwsea, d Truro,
were theKt+ea1$ of their moan. '
Lwpn oderf"Y
Milt week
McLeod, lasof O, Paid_ im re
_ try R
rise to this burg ea , of Toronto
eohert Williams. tate
short limen bethis week, en
lent
tt, Melford. Oat
BELFAST.
Mu$DAT, May 13th.
weedhal retirr urocd home from Sher-
weed
sLe had twee visiting her eist'r.
Mrs. Ju. McWbtfSey...N�::
all the farmer". in this localivtyn and
aniseed seeding and the
daughter. are througb with the house-
cleaning. . • .. G. M. Gilchrist. of Tor-
onto, visited meet,
here eet.
et to bear that Mr.
Borisnd is not improving Mise
Gladys Holmes visited Mrs. and Miss
Mullin lest week....... Wen. Wsteon.
of Nile. was with Mr. and Mrs. Huh
McCroetie for a few days loot week.
KINQStSRIDOE.
MONDAY. May 13th.
None,, -Willie Meyers is lodieposed
I5C0wee
k. tVWm. Qe uigleylleftstoy, mover y
for hi" new employment in Quebec.
We wish him every success. Miss
Gertie Joye spent Munday et tbe home
of her friend, Miss Margaret Dalton.
.. Larry Wallace spent Sun'sin
our idst Tbe scbool chil,
to tbe number of about sixty, spent w
rery enjoyable time at the lake on
Friday Inst for nature study purposes.
John Griffin, Miss Linie and
Maui ice. of (;odeelch. spent Sunday at
rhe home of .Mr. Griffin's daughter.
yrs T. Griffin.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
TctmDAY, May 141b.
.1NN1-AL Micrr1NO.-Tbe Women's
Institute held it very moons/el meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. T. Commins
last Wednesday. It betel- the annual
sc
t out( there was a good attendance.
Teeold offers were all re-eleetsd for
this year. Tbe next nomitIng is to be
Mid in tbe St. Au gust:es hall on May
31st.
News duras. -D. Taylwra.d 1tlawRis-
ter, Mrs. S. C. Wilson, limited at Wm.
McAllister's Inst week Joseph
Flynn left lest week for Toronto,
where he is going to work this sum-
mer James Craig left Ialt week
on Dip to New Ontario John
Redmond it busy making preparations
to fix hie horn this summer life,
Robinson. of Auburn. was in this
vicinity Isat week buying potatoes....
The cattle buyers are busy these days
laking in their cable.
CARLOW.
WxDNESDAY, May 151k.
Jock Robert.. of Goderie}. was call-
ing on friends hese this week.
Miss Patterson, of Hamilton. is
visiting :it Andrew Jobaston's. '
Ed. Hardy bas the best piece of fall
wheat from here to Ooderieb. It
makes Ed. smile when be looks at it -
bot, of course, tbere's *bother reams.
1t'sa boy.
Alex. Young bas a very thole field of
area. it is fartbee she now than
et the same time in any previous year.
George Clark, across the road, also
has • good piece.
H. .1. Mortis' numerous Oariow
friends are sorry to hear that he is
very ill at his home ineeoderieb. We
trust that a change for the better will
WOO ensue.
The snowstorm on Mooday retarded
work on the land for a few days.
Quite a number of the farmers have
finished reeding. hat then still re-
mains a little to do.
Areh. Fergnsou. wbo has been in
tie hospital at Goderich, is expected
home today. His many friends will
he glad to beer that the operation
whkh be underwent was quite sue -
mogul.
8. Andrews shipped a car of hese
from McGaw station last Thursday.
The rrrioe paid wan Sage, which is
Oust a record-breaking Amore. In-
dications are .bat the price of 11ve
pork will soar still higber.
Howard Walter was home from Tor-
onto Coivereity for a few days. He
leaves in the course of a few days for
Willow Hunch. Soak., where be will
be in theme of a mission field tor the
summer. Howard is a clever student
and has a bright future before him.
His many friends wish him Godspeed
,n his chosen telling.
Rev. J. L Metall, of Blyth, Prenebed
,n the chnreh bene ow Sunday. A
meetine of the congregation was held
en Monday evening to appoint dele-
gates 10 attend the meeting of the
I're*hytery at Brushfield on Tuesday.
when the cell from Port Elgin to the
Punr, Rev. J. R. Mann, was pre -
owed.
BLY rH.
TUI SHAY, May 7th.
How Is Thus ?-The book commit-
tee of the public Jibnry have per -
abased • number ed books from en
American book company and these will
soon be in circulation. It seems
rather odd that this library lies to
ppuurcbses its books from an American
Lon. F1ther the committee have poet'
judgment or our Uanedia0 book Arms
are not up In date when a small
library like this has to laurel:wee its
books across the line.
Flans CALDPOuNIA.-Mrs. A. H.
Jacobs and son Charles and Mrs. J.
Wilford, wise bed been spending some
Uma in California, returned W Blyth
on S•turday. The two former ars
settled In Celifornla and speak very
highly of tbe climate. They are going
to weed • few months hers before
they return. Mn. Wilford spent the
winter in the south for ber health and
she rewrite feeling much improved.
We understand she will make her
home with ben eon in Wtbgh•m.
Peruse see AND Gionnte L - Jas.
Barr, whose mother died • abort time
ago, presented to Trinity church •
beautiful memorial window, which
was dedicated on Sunday evening by
the rector, Rey. Mr. Farr... Word
was received bene on Monday that 1)r
Nelson Tait, who at one Uwe peso -
Used here, but who is now a specialist
in Toronto, west In an extremely,criti-
cal condition from blood -poisoning in
a bad form, contracted by his left
band coming in contact with one of
the instruments he had been using in
an operation. His many friends bere
hope that no serious results will fol-
low J Coming. who bad a Anger
amputated • week ego for blood-pots-
oning, it now improving nicely
Mie. John McMillan, who bas had an
attack Of appendicitis, seems to be
bow on the mend. At one time it was
thought en operation would he neces-
sary, but a consultation was held o0
Sunday between I)r. Gunn. of Clinton;
Dr Charlesworth, of Blyth, and ber
e ,,tber-irelaw Dr. Stewart, of Cupar,
and it was decided not to operate at
present Seeding operations pre
flni.bed in this loe•lity and tbe
rain of Sunday with the warm
�n
inthat followed G making
grow Ane The Flax
Co. ate busily engaged eretting their
seed into tbe ground, but they are
rather slow in setecting a site for their
mill, es there will be a considerable
amount of work getting it in running
order, •ad although they have only
put the end cote the ground the time
will soon Ay around when the flax will
be ready to be pulled •0d the mill
should then be ready for the thresh-
ing The Methodists are holding a
box social in the Methodist church on
Friday evening and one of the fea-
tures of the program will be • debate,
which no doubt will be very interest-
ing+..... J. L Kerr, of The Clinton
New gni, and Mri. Kerr spent a few
hours in Blyth Monday on their te-
turs from a week -end visit to Brus-
sel. Quite a number of the sten
and hoes are at present spending their
rears time fishing, but as yet we have
not heard of many trout being caught.
Po-sibly tbey err the ones that fall off
tbe hook John Stewart hes been
engaged the past few weeks putting in
cement walks to private residences,
but ou Monday he left for Walton,
where be has some large contracts.
Dr. Stewart and wite, who have
.teen'letting here for the past week,
NA for their hope* at Cupar. gook., 00
Monday afternoon The ladyy de�m-
nastrator wbo was et L A Chatiee-
worth's b.rdw•re store deteonstrating
Cbi-name) .net with great success
and a number of the ladies of the
town are engaged in enameling every
thing in tbe house from the floor to
the ,hairs E. Sbaefer, who las
been visiting here for the past few
months, left last week for Hensall,
where he will be engaged tearing
down the buildings tbat are to he
moved bete for the flax mill. He will
return with them sod set them up
hen W. Richo was in Stratford
last week on a business trip . Mr.
and Mia Stewart, who have been
bete for some time, Mr. Stewart being
engaged in tuning pianos, left on Fri -
da tor Hamilton.... . W. Johnston
on�ppro •nae of p J Scotto t Westfordip
on woday
ear of ashes to the t3tates lest Friday.
Mrs. Richard Sowers is et serer
ant visiting her sister at bntceBeId....
Clarence Lyons and wife, wbo bate
been tieing here for about a year, be
Ming engaged at the bernessmaking,
left on Saturday fee Weston, their
former home.. E. Watson sbipped
a c it of cattle to Toronto on Saturday.
. Mn. B. loundy & eeded the fu-
neral of her aunt at Wingbam cn Fri-
day.
HE iS ALL RIGHT.,.
Had Urinary Trainee d DMhmise. Mat
Dad's Kidney Pills Cared Him.
Wellesley, Ont., May 19th (Rperlai.)
--Mr. George Strobel, a b•rnessmaker.
rf this piece'
vely that,
Deters Kidney Pills
lls M,red him of eel -
mit em !, and diaheess. Mr. Steep-
ays
wee
trcuhled with kidney disease
aid hetes all my life till 1 was tbir-
tem yews of age. No nee knows who
want "uffeend It. what It is like.
Oer torten eould not oven give m. re -
bet and ail eels? en -called special
TMmMies were rteelee&
)t lila in January, 1906, wbe0 i
read to youta
r aiaeae the ruin Tor
alt -examination, and determined to
fhetd's Kidney Pith. After 1111112011111120O1
ens boxes t wee eomplete•ty eared. 1
now nee n lghteen years old, and have
enlace nay Ma. with (be linea, 27,1.
EAST WAWANO$H.
MONDAY. May Me.
Mae. PitAaxs's SrDDnt DEATH. -
Death came suddenly to Mare Coultas,
wit. of Lawrence Peens, of $a•t Wa-
waaesb. ()o Monday morning last
she was in her usual be•It h and atter
performing her usual household work
she walked to a neighbor's home,
where she was taken suddenly ill,
pacing •way early Tuesday morning.
The deo•ased was born Aft Ave years
ago in Halton county, a daughter of
the lab John Coultas, and cone with
ben parents to Baal Wawaniub when
• girl. About thirty-five years ago
she was married to Mr. Pear.o and
since tben had lived at ve cid
W Ingham and for the last three years
on the farm in East Wawano.b. Her
husband and three sons iurviye. two
of the son., John W. and Matthew,
residing in Wiogham. John T.
Coultas, of this township, is a brother.
BeYTH.
TUESDAY, May 14th.
THE WiATHsa.-There was quite a
change in the weather here this week.
On Monday there was a heavy fall of
snow accompanied by a strong wind,
followed on Monday night by a frost
that has probably done a considerable
amount of damage, as things have
grown mo fast of late tbev are very
tender. Besides, some of the early
fruits are out in bloom. It will he too
had if they are affected, as fruit has
been very scarce icr the past two orj
three years, and there was great pro-
mise of a heavy yield this year. One
good thing is .bat :he apple bloom is
not out yet.
A Motors• BYLAW. -A meeting of
the ratepayers was held Monday
evening for the purpn.e of considering
the advisability of submitting a bylaw
to the ratepayers for the purpoee of
issuing debentures for the peywent of
an overdraft incurred Iaee year sad
also extending the fire protection
system. Dr. Milne explained the
project and the council all spoke in
favor of it, oleo a number of otber
gentlemen supported it. A Blanding
vote was taken and the proposal being
unanimously favored it was decided
to submit the bylaw for 11a,U1r1, which
will coverall expenses.
A CALL TO Rev. J. L. SMALL -Rev.
J. L Small, B. A., Presbyterian min•
ister here, was invited to preach in
Hespeier o0 Sunday. April 21st, which
he did. Lest week be reosived aro
almost unanimous call from the Her
peter congregation to become their
pastor. As yet be has not made op
his mind wbetber to accept or not.
The Presbytery of Huron met in
BrueeBeW on Tuesday of this week to
consider the call. The people of Myth.
not the Presbyterians only, will be
very sorry if Mr. Small leaves. He is
a Arlt -class preacher and besides be
takes • street interest in everything for
the good and 'welfare of the com-
munity.
PERSONAL AYD GENEBAL - The
ladies of the Methodist church held a
very successful box social on Friday
evening last. There wan a good at-
tendance and the program was good.
On Sunasy Rev. J. L. Small and
Rev. J. R. Mann, of Auburn, ex-
changed pulpits. In the morning Me.
Mann reed the letter from Hespeler
inviting Mr. Small to he tbeir preacher.
Mrs. John Emigh to at t
on a visit to ber stn at Brussels
Miss L Carr visited with Clir.ton
friends last week Mies Black was
unwell last week and so clawed her
srhnnl for a day and visited •t ber
borne in Bluevale Clifford Tier-
ney, who has been G. T. R. operator
at Mimics few tbe past few month*,
has resigned his position and visited
at his home hers for a few days this
week before taking a position with the
C. N. R. ata much larger salary. He
left this week for New Ontario, where
be is to be 'tattooed Mrs. John
Gardner, of Clinton, who hes been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. F. Carr,
returned to her home on Saturday....
E. W'ataon shipped & car of hogs and
nee of cattle to Toronto beet. week..:'.
R. R Sloan. of Porter's Bile him been
spending a few days at his borne here
this week. He also spent a day with
Wiogham trisect*. returning to his
fruit farm on Monday. This is his
busy time, and also an anxious time
cm •cenuot of the cold spell .. Mrs.
John White visited relatives in Wing -
ham lest week Archie Bell paid a
business trip to London last week.'
ABHFIELD.
TUeeDAT, May 7th.
SCHOOL RsroaT. -Report of No. 10.
AahAeld, for April : IV. (Easter ne n-
inatiorns)-Ras Alton 527, John Rome
4f16, Lours Johwston 471, Mary Dow-
ney 417. •Elinor Farrish 873. *Tom
Little 348. Chao. Sherwood 319, Wil-
fred Drennan �7, Fred Joboston 26O.
Br. 111 -Joe Bowler 383), Midney
Stuart 279, Bert Johnston M6. Jean
S cott SKS, Lorne Fairish 2t)7, Jim
Little 166 (absent for some examina-
tions). Jr. iii. I Protnot inns) -Sidney
ilhrgtle= MS A mends Knott 310. Mr.
1T. -M Johnston 286. Bowie
Reed (a t ). Jr. II.- Frank Rein-
h ardt, broil Mullin. ter. 1. (in order of
meritl-Bruins Manderson, Ruby John-
ston, Harald Forenoon, Eddie John
Non. Tillie Sherwood. Maisie Mullin,
Violet Drennan, Leonard O'Loughlin
(absent). Primer, senior - Mtephen
Reinhardt, Olive Rander.on, Albert
Alton. Primer, junior-DellaF•rrish
oeograpky. IV. --J. Montt 716%, glamor
Farieb %%. Lara Jnbaetoo 66e, R.
Alton 61 Mary D.iwtee Sipe. W.
Drennan SIL Tom Little 46%. Aritb-
metic-R. Alton. 1... Jobnatoa (equal/.
T. Little, M. Downey, W Demean. J.
Mrd,., E. Partials, F Johnston. Pews-
snt every day --W. i),ennan, M. Dow-
ney. i1. Parrish. T. 1Jttie, I. Fert•Isb,
J. Scott. M. Fergg�rrson. M Johnston,
A. Scott. G. Randetwoo, R. Reinhardt
ihlwd with them dlseaswe Number nn roll, R4 Average abed
• Dodd'e [M MAaAAttsT FasogT,
^d. Pure) one." TtiniMr•
MINISTER PRAISES ZAM-BUK.
Tells How it Coved His Wife's Bad
Sore -When Everything bice Had
Fee1sd.
Rev. Henry J. Manton, of Black-
falds, Alta., writes : "My wife had a
very bad tore foot, wbicis it penned im-
possible to get anything to heel. The
sore would heal to a certain point and
then fester again, and so on. 1 pro-
cured a box of Tim-Buk, and atter per-
severing with tbis herbal balm fns
*moo time the sore was completely
heeled.
S "We were so grateful for this cure,
sad Zana -Bok acted so dilterently to
any other of the numerous remedies
we had tried, that 1 thought yoe ought
to know of thio case. 11 have does
recommended Tian-Buk to several of
my parishioners, and it always gives
setisfactlnn."
Another instance in whish ZeneBuk
proved of unequalled value i• told by
Mr N. L Gerry. of Brandon, Man.
He sees : "1 hadmy left foot run
over by a wagon loaded with whine
The foot was very badly covehed. and
my little tae and next tee were t•id
open. i applied Zese-Bok, and only
bad to miss work for two days. Lam -
Bak laplied the wound so quietly .bat
on the third day 1 was able to put ort
my boot and walk 14 my work. In
• very abort time my tout were quite
healed, and (Inc foot is now as sound
as over. thanks to earn -Peak,"
Just as good for chryinle.tw e,eleere,
pilwwe blood meson. burns. .ealda,
eruptions, edema. and all skin
'nitwir and Meuse. 30c. box at all
druggist/. and Korea. or Zam-Bek Co.,
Toronto. Try ZaaeDek Roam too,
Mc. per tablet.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Lower-.Livs Steck-
Latest Quotations.
O1dt1CAOO. May 13.-Anoounomeaal
that the epochs of the Darden/mos se-
inesrew would releases asarty 1e,021,10
bushola of wheat had a depressing at.
foot today on the market hers. Cleo
Ing prices wore weak. 1 1-11c to 1 1411
varier Mayday atgkt Corn •t 4114
Allah wee •-•e to 7-•o down, with isle
et 6 -Ile to 1s. Provisions noted as ale
vitTLio et'f 1-11e to 117 1-2c not
ilorwheat awed uncbanteo
l.wer tun naturd•y. and corn
lower. Paris wheat dosed unction 1
1.Mirth" and Antwerp ug'
Lan. .ut
e d. ore -Teat lie lower.
Winnipeg Options.
wlleae••• Open. High. Low. Close. C1OOa
IJuly
day
lsSa faflla 1e111b
May
J uly
May (rtNa 1 teed) meth sly
Toronto Grain Market
Wheat fall, bushel 11 M to Y M
Wheat. gloss, bushel. e M
Rya, bushel 1 f
Oats, bushelh
Barley, bushel
Harley ratined 1 4 j•
Buckwheat bushel . 4 p tl•
Toronto Dairy Market
Suttee,
Butter, creamery, lb. r'ar• so
creamery, .OI$ ....
Butter. separator. dansyl 1110....
Sutter. store lou • ....
Ems, new -laid • ...r
Clews. old
Cheese, new. D. ...... • 11
....
Honeycombs, damn ••••••••• 3 t r
Honey, extracted • L ....
Montreal Grain and Produce.
MONTREAL May 11.-Bu.ln•es
Manitoba spring wheat over the email
continues vary dull, the bids bsfaa trw
tc to 234c per bushel below COOL Then
was a fair demand trona foreign
for oats, but owing to the ectersb47.14
freight exporters could not accept meg
orders. Flour V moderately active and
firm. Mlllfe.d le easier. Demand fes
butter fair for Meal and western account
Chews firm aad modesatety active. De.
awaas roe eggs good. PeovtdWWI
r
Otlen-M
American No. 2 yellow, s M
nOats -Canadian western, No. tl she M
Me; de., No. 7, mac to Oc eros Mes i
feed, glint te 4e.
'arMy-Maaltaba feed. eic to die; maM
lag. rLM to SLIM
Bockwbeat-No. 2. 'aur to tat
1Lle;winterpat/oats,...h. grQ
straight rollers KCIdehawtrrt,' 5m; oftwida.
Tour-MataN waistEiNi
41.44.
Relied oat.• -Barrel,, ala: bags. M 1ha.
11.55.
Hay -Na 2 par toy. ear lots. We le
W.M.
Cheese -Finest wsNorna lilljc to Iigei
ftaest materna, 17e to inc.
Butter- Cbsle..t creamery. lithe to ilii
e 'esada lgkc to !1s.
Mega --F cab. Me to Sallie
to Ma
PPesr bo. 3'�ad. ear Iott.. 11.ti.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Unlsn Neck Yards.
TORONTO, May 13. -Receipt of
live stock at the Union Stock Yards
were 139 cars, comprising 3137 cattle,
606 hogs, 166 sheep, 86 calves and 39
horses.
sea. Rowatres h mbar a ! a, deme
paa� 111 expert steers, 1!n. 11», seek at
IR.* average pules and Y export bells;
lilt Ibs. each at M.M.
'leachers.
Mesas of expert weights, R.I. to p.ii
good butchers. Wm to FL»; medium MM.
curs. sere to KM; common, M to OM; le -
teeter, M.M to 4.110; cows. tit to 12.1/14
►ells. NM to M.M.
$Wksrs and Feeders
O•e load, •M lie. mete was reported at
11.11.
Milkers and Springers
Only • limited number on take, an el
vetch were bought by Fred Romano ell
ONto0.
Veal Calves.
Priem for veal calves ranged trete M to
M per ewe
Sheep and Lambs.
Niue ewee. told at from M to .l1
roma17.•I to SIM: awns lambs at M M
47J11 each.
H
Prices for hogs were a } t CIM
M !ed and watered, &.15 ii
14.0 Lab. dam at country pato1..
Montreal Live Sleek.
MONTR1ad1. May It -At the Moatro+
Stook Torte West the Martie, tisrib. r
cams of Hes stock ter the weak
May 11 were use cattle M0 •h.r
Iambs, 2/110 hogs and 144 c•lvne
illa
.appy roc sate en the meeket w• ser;.
irg ecn.I Med of Ms cattle.abosp •ai
lambs, lies bop and 111 calves.
A featuurery of the trade was thegtre�.es
testing wblcb dmteped in the in=
try
cattle and prises moored • further &avulse
of se per cwt., with wee eve to tat
very some runthe increasseg seardllte
W good finished stool tbrtsest the
try a.d the fast that drovers have 1s
oempelled to pay higher prices on. atw•�af
of the teem oowapotiteso for meek key
tween them aad Americas11111/��se in tiro Chicago market�aroe neat
atg%er than to tbs Canadian mart
emu to tee scarcity of ~lea
Milady advance la prices of late here
1n. the Toronto market bas tweed
to mark up dressed bed Ma per id..
the prospects are that the, will go
higher fa the near future, malego
plies of cattle increase. At the •
advance noted the trade wastes.
es.
the demand from butchers _ _
ly for steal lots to n11 actual
A few fall Made of good to choles a •ori
ices haul •t a to a.11 per swim
the market for hogs a week ago has es-"
Mailed to prevail and d
prices were lowered agaln to-Atyr M M
IO per cwt
The market for she and iambs id
ttroag on account of limned n swiss
camla�gfom
forward, for which the deaari
good,
was sad sale of iN:ed lots were
M
made at each. Tho teemed tor calves
1s very good oa account of the
prices ruling for beef and all the i=
offered met with • staadl paha
Butchers' cattle. choice, .t• t0 M
cwt: medium, M to Ig: oe nese.
5M; Melee ems. WM to KR
M to 5M; bora 571 to MM. talaomA
Motes, sack. t* 4 lee, eemmw sad
naie
diem soak. its m
t• Mi; .ergwR M
tbesp-awes M M 50 1ay�1.111
citta « to M 10 legate, I? ee R 5
!tog& te.s. this t. Mw
Calves. UM t. 5
But SWIM, settle fyarleet '
gain* BU MAW, slay I[
seats, IMO bird; sett.' w lie to
higher Priase scows, NO to MM. s
,
ag p.7• KM hetehers. gess to
l.n. 54 M RP,, cora 10.11 1C0
had. N to 37, et.chrs . and seeders. Mit
te le; stoat hNAra, 35.11 to 0r hath trim
Wog agstagws, .elsea and strobe A to
1112
Haril-noe4V1a, lila hood, Qalrts Mao.
le Wei Weed. 31 ad otasitylte s t�s Tarboro, •t0
to t■s. paw • to P.S. rwsg.a M is
MO. MOM, fi to M. dairies, st t1 to
Whew emd Lerhm-Rse auto, K7es
s.laoe h... rearthagat mtmes. h` ht mra'"ttiet.y
I
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ttREATEST MEDICINE OI EARTH
A preminent citizen of Lhvev111s.
Ind, writes' -"I was 111 fur flee
months with a pulmonary trouble, and
had the bast of doctors. 1 had homor-
t W►ge. end s :.s in • t ery bad way.
TLrough We advice of a friend I tried
Vino1. and 1 feel that it saved my lite.
It U all you recommend It to be. 1
telleve it is the greatest medicine on
earth. 1 have ads teed others to try
Vinol, and they have had the same
results." (Name furnished on re-
quest.)
e•quest)
We want every one to this viclalty
who Is troubled with chronic colds,
coughs, or pulmonary troubles, to
-ome and get a bottle of Vince.
If it docs not go to the seat of trou-
ble, beat the inflammation and stop
the cough. we w11: cheerfully return
every trent paid us for 1L This shows
-tar faith. add proves that you take
rho uses.
H.C. Dunlop, Droggist, Goderich. Ont
TYvaYDAY, MAY 16, 1912 .7
Wash
Suits
FOR CHILDREN
COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
Is rich in food value and
easy to digest. It is just
Cocoa, pure Cocoa, ground
from the choicest Cocos
beans.
Nurses and Doctors secammend its
use in sickness or in heskh. 171
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UPPER LAKES
• NAV16ArTION
Steamers leave Port McNiooil
Moodeys. Tusudays. Wednes-
day*. Thursday- and Sat -
urdays at 4 p. M. for
SAULT MTTl. MARiE. PORT
- ARTHUR and FORT
WILLIAM
The Btuwuner llfanftoba, uu"ling
NO PortMcNioollWedneedays,
eaili at Owen Sound, leaving
wt porn[ 1090 p.m.
SteattIship Express
leaves Toronto 12:43 p. m. on
sailing days, making direct
connection with ateamere
at Port McNicoll.
Tickets and full information from Jos. Kidd, C. P. R. Agent.
NA -DRU -Co
LAXATIVES
Weasn's commonest ailment
-the root of so much of their
111 -health -promptly yields to
the gentle but certain action
of Na-Dru-C. Laxatives.
25c. a box at your druggist's.
CO.
OATIONat. 0000 M.0 Cuit.,C•L
• ., eawat4 urns D. lel
Biliousnes
is certainly one of the most disagree-
able ailments which flesh is heir to.
Coated tongue -bitter taste in the
mouth- nausea - dateless - these
combine to make life a burden. The
cause is a disordered liver -the cure
Dr. Morn's Indian Root Pills. 1bey
go straight to the root of the trouble,
put the liver right, cleanse the stom-
ach and bowels. clear the tongue and
.eke away the bitter taste from the
mouth. At the 6ret sign of bilious-
neas take
Dr. Morse's M
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A Practical View.
"Father," mid the inquisitive boy,
"wbat is a genius r
"A genius, my son, is a than who
gets a whole lot of advertising without
being able to do any businese with it."
-Washington Star.
'''I am all`wDr.Miles' right
now,
thanks W
Heart Remedy."
The is for
some relief ready you.
Are you sum you do not need it?
If Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy helper!
Charles Holmes, why won't it help
you? R was troubled with heart disease,
and after reading about Dr. Miles'
Kurt Revak", i got • bootie. Be-
rea, I got the Heart Remedy I lied
to shup ino.t of the night and Itit
very ball at my stomach. \Virtever
1 would est made me Mai worse, and
my heart beat very te.t But thanks
to 1)r Mem' Heart Remedy, i am
ell rght now. T err g -,on, a..rep
good. and feel like a sew nun, s1 -
r' ,••ort+ t am almost (4 yuan o:d. 1
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Dr. Miles' Heart Rcnedy
is kept in thousar.ts of hot;ses as a
trend always to be relied upon In
i.me of need.
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le ostwrvea. Ask or/ Detthwet
MEDICAL CO., Toweets, Gena
We have a full
line of Wash
Suits, directly
imported fro m
New York -all
sizes to suit
children of ages
ranging from
two to seven.
Prices :
•
75c to $2.00
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
NOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
May14 and 28
end every second Tuesday until ,
asset. 17 ineheive
r
Winnipeg and Return $34.00`i
Edmonton sad Return, $42.0Y
Prntw.rtionate rates to ntber
points. Retut n limit f1) day,
Through Tourist Sleeping Cate
to Edmonton via Saskatoon,
also Winnipeg and Cal-
gary via Main Line
Ask Jive. Kidd, C. P. R. Agent,
for Howeseekers Pamphlet.
UPPER LAKES
• NAV16ArTION
Steamers leave Port McNiooil
Moodeys. Tusudays. Wednes-
day*. Thursday- and Sat -
urdays at 4 p. M. for
SAULT MTTl. MARiE. PORT
- ARTHUR and FORT
WILLIAM
The Btuwuner llfanftoba, uu"ling
NO PortMcNioollWedneedays,
eaili at Owen Sound, leaving
wt porn[ 1090 p.m.
SteattIship Express
leaves Toronto 12:43 p. m. on
sailing days, making direct
connection with ateamere
at Port McNicoll.
Tickets and full information from Jos. Kidd, C. P. R. Agent.
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SUMMERI
GOODS 0
COAL -OIL STOVES
With the corning of the bot dwy• of Summer your will want
w New Perfection Coal -oil Stove. With this cneloil stove you
have no extra insurance to pay. Call and examine then.
We will send them out o0 approbation.
LAWN MOWERS
Our large shipment of Lawn Mowers is just in and we offer
several different makes te: choose from.
REFRIGERATORS
Do you require a Refrigeratt.r this Summer? We have
some in stock and more coming.
SCREEN DOORS
Get your Screen i)oors and Window', now and keep the Ales
out in preference to putting them on later and keeping them in.
CEMENT
Ate you going to build a cement sib this Hummer? if en, we
hey e for rent a set of the London Steel Adjustable Silo Curbs
also a swinging hoist. These will simplify the building of silos.
We have jure received another car of National Portland
Cetuent. When you use this Cement you know you have the
best that can be had.
SPRAYING MATERIAL
Have you sprayed wonr trees yet? We can furnish you
with the Liwe•vulphur, also Arsenate of Lead.
FERTILIZER
The car of Fe, Wiser arrived s couple of week. ego and we
have had a big .ale of it. This Fertilizer is an organic matter
with the addition of steamed bone flour, blood flour and potash.
These se.entiale make it the most valuable manure on the
.market
COAL AND WOOD
()wing to abs scarcity of Haid Coal we have put in a car of
iiorneetie Lump Soft ('-n' This coal makes • splendid substitute
for Hard Coal.
I have also • rtrload ..f .1. y slabs, wbieh mike good summa►
wood.
Lot us figure en your piumleee. lteatioogg electric wi+ri'n�g.
trenghing, etc. All tenet promptly attended to sad �7
g aar+ateed.
CHAS. C. LEE
'Phones :
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Store_22 ;House 112 s0