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Groceries
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When you are buying Family
Groceries, the Erie coosidersuosh
is Quality.
We guarantee teat our goods
will shod the quality test every
time. We went you to try
them, and 1t for any reason you
are cot perfectly satisfied we
want you to let us know. as We
are here to give you satisfaction
in Groceries.
Give us a trial on your next
order.
Sturd} & Co.
Grocers, The equate, Goderich
'PHONE 01
enswerwerseriesootiosearraetiewareweo
Remember
that
Pinder
is selling
all his
Stoves and Ranges
in most cases
below cost prices.
Call and see thele.
W. R. Pinder
Hamihon hL
New Spring
Goods
Coming In
NEW SUITS
NEW PANTS
NEW HATS
NEW CAPS
NEW SHIRTS
Everything in Spring
Goods.-
It
oods.'
It will pay you to (done
and see us.
You will double your
looney buying from us.
!'1e Robins
Square Goderich
T. Swans'
'Bas, Livery
ud Back Stables
MONTiLAL SrazrrT
JIM aro !tis SWARM
'BM8a8 hiEST ALL TRAINS
AND : PAOSRNGKR : BOATS
Passshssss called for io
soy poet of the Iowa for
all Melee st G. T. R. or
0. P. R. deplete. Prompt
asternt used eagafel &mew
Our livery end Hack
.melon mil be dposed o -
T ar!
.tw
T. BWART8
Fhoms 107 1/esemi M swat
COMPENSATE WORKMEN
PROPOSED
THE SIGEAL ' GODERICH ONTARII.
CHICAGO WILL CASE
Th. Aieeethe tt I. Proposed to Pig
Ort le Care of Mesa e►
Disehlerumet
The women's Oampsu.stlea ss
wkirl !)as been taiaoduosi to tate
Lmpalatare l• draft form pa melee far
the tattooists plana to tate belay
la awe of fatally:
Ilea... emapemethus.ammth17 MO
irliam ooetyeseatimssagatMy.• 11
Meat Ail. *p to feet, mdarb.. l
Gees, demwales- emir. ash
tin to fact. small* .......,. • M
le cued tomb dlashhe eat {hem
pgmwts te the s eepleuc
Camera a tion to ha a pee eetap ea
• at M. re+�g/e ftpmt
1118111=&. dammtlocermstirdir
with IDS set�e�e
ralebtrelmil morwelomes.
a fatalrumIS
a .es
amm.iWel
en
NI
de
=• iirs=Ns, add
a addition Om ibes
01< •Il•t� eco, moved hue
t esII los swift lesird to goosed •NO a ham . If
me wed ess par cid*,
4h. 111410 d 11. letibm
geeeler ties ,Md e
if the pieta led is feeder
11,11=tie so
ie id tyam hen 1f.
anis as la the ore at the ~rid
N M with a tem*. The dependent
ager a tattier say oiled d the
We wt w per month item such date
se tis deceased sera or dightsr weal
bre retched ths see et tvaatrass.
It ass are dependents. la either the
ental the marded ante, or the daps
MIM trader we. . those nes-
tMMd share, the retains to ft.
O 1111 r authority alike apprapris
SIM fres the Qlyd are to detat-
vide .hs rate ofrooeposation, which
ROA art 1* sae -ore • mooed the baste
et 1613- a
NV Tit s
Looklme to Better Core arse
Peurastii..8 rho. Neeleaad
1160‘116611t • eiktm*e. • ere p opagd 1n
the ewers 111141114 governing faseleetri
sal deesadet diem& Mane an
mese of the neer' Leaturas
ws aeoforelllilensto goswshore taro
Mer6010rikeet.d bean sell -
Mew late Wet.neglected _
d . • . .does farther P -
>lalmasaaafiwib capahie are to
d
MOM .f estr.
=for the ntatea
21Is GM 0re!»hw iasla•to ,••revived.
C2Om trdammedh
in o>,some by
are to lie spade Into*of
Af�04lat, and Planed in
hoary
asraefq of C hlidreas Aid
eep.e`tsa hod. - >will be largely 1a-
�g beta ceaae•9e.a. all the motor
load. by humanitarian so
FILM( the peat ,.Mar. and ems
e tear se 1s hnmanbe
ID ps6rsat enetetlomte 0b.'J-
b! sambeg throe p the nag&
gamida. goardla be, or Iasi -
MARRIAGE A4i'f
belles f the Rsl.rwn the 'Provincial
*weary Prepeot.
w. J. Seam hes
rg i6ow>as maseadmeate at=
ism est:
1. -*Inhale t- of lust tiles 11 days
r•gfaadeeil of meroe df ete
to toe n lhs weeks
Inosaid •tt~las kr defog..
ti -d111 8 s. err a sctarr lm -
plea m at le prwfdmd tar r May clergy-
men or B nese erne peeler wig
-. 21 le aeon that • 4Mier cob
pasty tr es Ialot beam. . dr
maw Se idiom d hest Y.
L-43eeeet terry ire
to b. Viratara
e.t+.m ler .e Ds .
or Oreo 12 months In prim
la rammed to the first ries/ Meat. ea
w Sdaarlt tete be repaired tree ti one of
the emltrwstleg parties to Uto oile
OM metitimehere beim <ot
itiopiled
FARMERS' BANK
Deswiwg vas Ask the drerdi enkt
t. Pay ,i• -a01
'A` Tweets' Beals ne/drenne Sar
11et Osmmdttee met let weak lx Teo
aide a Pr•9sre ear saetta.r eta le
be mets soon to the fi.reamset at
Otfierw% for redress. ib. whim et
the asset.i was that tp. peen- Adh
ldtladatloe at 044MIPII. Is Doth 1w��
axetd ersiy bound to come to=
• d4, sed materially as* et them 1s41hdr
imam A peddle meet Ism will be bill
Iry Termite shortly. i outman ere met
Mt thousand doped, on were syr►
seated .t the ~de ag, who 1. arm
regreme t teems reps gists the 1L9M-
N$. Sumo of the toe asttteeise nos►
elbbalm atm there bad bees so
Noised meld. Nod tit •y IMO hrOs .M
dist there Were tie rite pnytetlef
aline to be net PI .rant the Det art
risen its dreslstb is. thus pay teak
die Dealstss eiot 1 Pm/Amid Cleo rs-
nest depedNs. Tit . tipOddmsre fees
n est shoe be pail. 1 et R le mMebet
riot ow. m. its sieessat hrado is
met the lair .4 eon Mir 0 T.
Clerbsss It le sea 1, l mined to l
C/or aunt a 111$0A1 +e
-massa dr q
CHRISTOPM • LUMBUS CRABM,
FORMER r • _ H RESIDENT.
Is Chief
Is Being
that Mrs.
tot tin l in That
Claim
1, Whom Estate
1s valued a2 6200,000, Was Given
Mysterious Me dscine.
Chicago, April 4. - Pore runners d
as attack on the validity of a will and
sharp cmtroverey betweee the heirs
and bees-Acieries today exceed Jedte
Cutting of the Probate Court to ap-
point an administrator for Use estate
of Mary Spiegel, widow of Louis
Spiegel. The value ut the estate ire
volved is estimated at 1700,0U0.
Judge Cutting appointed the Stan-
dard Trust end Savings Bank as ad-
ministrator. on representation by Cor-
nelius O'Day. brother of the decedent,
that be believed the will was obtained
through deception and that the sig-
nature was not that of his stater.
ChM Fiesta the Appe _t:ne .
Aroold Tripp, attorney for Cbrist.o
pber Columbus Crabb, the chief bene-
ficiary of the wilt made a strong tight
against the appointment of anyone to
take cbarge of the estate, declaring
that if given time he could tilt affi-
davits that the will was regular and
the charges contained in the petition
01 D() $Va1.
"Ne harm can be done by the ap-
pointment of as aduneistrstor to col -
and not disburse,' said Judge Cut-
ting. "All that be will bay. to do is
take cbarge of the property, and it
can make little difference to Mr.
Cobb who has charge of the estate.'.
The petition of Cornelius O'Day for
the eppointesent of an administrator
was read to Judge Cutting by C. S.
Herren, his attorney. Mr, O'Day in a
deposition declared that his relations
with his sister had been affectionate
and cordial. that she wain polarised of
a valuable estate, consisting of mooey,
bonds and valuable jewels, and that he
had always been led to believe that he
would share the estate equally with
the other heirs. He says he hid been
informed that his sister bad made a
will several months before her death
and that this will was deposited in a
box at SIM Arlington place, the home
of lira Mary Spiegel.
Mysterious Medicine Given. He Saes.
Then, O'Day continues in tbe depos-
ition. hie sister went op March le to
the residence of Christopher Columbus
Crabb. Paving been made to believe,
as he (O'Day) is informed, that Crabb
era suffering in bed and that one Dr.
Miller, who represented himself to be
the doctor of the said Gmbh, in com-
pany with a Mfr. P. Purinton, gave
Mrs. Spiegel a drink. supposed to con-
tain medicine. After this. O'Day de-
clares, Mrs. Spiegel went immediately
to bed and the morning following was
ill. which illoen oOetinued until her
death. March 'Cl.
Mr. O'Day deposes further that Mr.
Cramb redtained in bed all of the time,
Pretending to be seriously ill, but that
immediately after Mrs. Spiegel's death
Crabb got out of his sick bed and
claimed to have a will executed the
day before, making him the chief ben-
eficiary and cutting off most of Mrt..
Spiegel'. direct heirs with small be-
quests. O'Day says be is acquainted
with the handwriting of his sister and
that an examination of the will leads
him to believe that the signature at-
tacbed is not hers.
Charges Plot to Ilsep Gess.
Further Mr. O'Day declares in the
deposition that he believes Crabb flied
the will for probate and .ought to
exercise powers as executor with the
intention of depriving him and other
heirs of their rights in the estate. He
also says that Mrs. Spiegel was
=dof valuable jewels that be
are now in the possession of
Crabb, and that be believes that it is
the intention of Crabb to convert the
jewels to his own tree.
There were two other affidavits
which Judge Cutting said it world
not be necessary to read. One was
made by a sou -ii -haw. Edward H.
Heffernan. mid Dickens avenue, who
said be was present at the home of
Mrs. Spiegel alter ber death when
Cretin appeared sod took oolseesioe
04 & tion box which 1e had reason to
believe contained the will d Mrs.
Spiegel. also the keys to the fiat and
too tbemkt y deposit vault boxes.
Feeing for Balers Prissily.
The remaioingardavit was by Mrs.
(
Elisabeth Hartman, 4030 Drexel boob
card. wbo tor yeah was companion
to Mn. Spiegel and wbo declared that
she visited bar every ontt d nng
g during
the last year. Mrs. H rt
that all of Mrs. Spegets talk i.dieated
that she had only the faiendliest of
feelings for her brothers and other
relatives, that the spoke is highest
terms of Mrs. Nellie Heffernan. whom
.be called her favorite. ss. '.g that
she 'surely wanted to for her,
because of the uo kindness that
.he had rosivesd et her heads.
Mrs. Harte.. refereed to a.�
. aid cohere been give. at Mrs Mp••Rs• s
boos March 17. 1911, it being Mrs.
Spieg.rs birthday a.d those pear eat
befog Mr. and Kre. Andrew O'Day.
lies. Hartman and George R. hoes.
i'rs. Hartman deposed that
ptSiegrl said she was pleasing a trip
we the Mississippi Rivie and whim wife asted
ooM' y her It
y�ge
wee e.. egad dr
aD.r should name the time Fier the
I• [n Rartm.s Moo said that the teat
Mrs. Deets fter the death of some' mord woe ha/armed med that. W
sown did not have show. es she
ante. Crabb) pureed lles
dried
and Mr. OrsbM. Mts.
HaSfurther
deposed that alt of Mia Rpiegur. Oath
was W the effort that her eel tle.s
with Otebb weer retir'dy d. Declass
. stere. Diet else ooraidms4 hiss crow
mrd crsakv.
lepsst Centime/ t. April d
elr� . been eo.ti.f a
until M. to wMt the seek d .
uerailyyeluol'0• MMg Messrs takes
hose Kea dy laden hertaL
Oelemor Mesas says Me /hysii.a
lbst Male WM amid by
mad hi that the
intone te- -en that
be win mike _ s tii glom
Attorney lienee mod Duty. w
are attarkies tat wit elT!w t1*A
bare ar•wmisted tar
that will be wed is gteq'Mere Ile_qseMiao but that
8flisopi wet delletimee Ise moors'
*thee her dee*
she
424 a a she eR e4 that Mdesht, the
we. eat mwtdl, aaatpteat to execute
the deems- tta"asaiddiaMrr.Haemes.
ge
Coast Charles L Daly.L. the Pio*for
*Oareelirs Day,
s brohMw.
Spier vested Peter Hoff.
team lad bald a wufere.oe with that
racial. He wee informed that the
post-asortam erataatioe d the body
made by Dr. a W. Bwkais.,41 eats.
eim>r. physician, showed that Mee.
Spiegel was euff.rlag from poeusonia
CUSTOM SNOW A SUCCESS.
Keel Campmate ate Anne live Steck
Mew at AaaaN blab blies.
Notwitheta.diteg • downpour of
rain all day, the withal Moak
show held at Clinton ea ! ee. gp bast
was a great suooeoa 'rheas wag alba
Isor4 j of stock, e.plly d
tbheeee#i a,
le met Wavy aig.g of he
were feutteaa eines: for sae
beet *dividend home time were niae-
tesM entries. ♦ waist hien of the
Dime-
=vestries.
this year was the competition
between the counties d Hugo* aad
Perth in the three best heavy harem
Huron county won with the sorry of
J. H. Scott, Soafortk.
R. B. Smith, of Columbr a, and Iota
Guardhouse, of Highgate. judged the
heavy hones ; J. Currie, of fleeter,
the Meet home, John Gibson, of
Dealield, the cattle.
Following is the prise list :
CLTDYneues.
Stallion, three years and over -
Thomas Mellichesi t 8o*. Seatorth,
1 - James Brooke, Mitchell, 2 ;
Thomas McMichael A Son, t eafortb,
3
ea5sa&
dtallan, under three years -Joseph
Blake, Clinton, 1.
PzscaertoN.
Best Percbero* stallion - Wm.
Berry, BruceSeld.
(-or/crusts st c:OXrsnrloN, PRIrs $30.
Bert three heavy horses. Huron
and Perth -Entry of J. H. !Scott, Sea -
forth.
HtuVT DL&Uotrr.
Brood mare. three years and over -
Geo. Dale t Sons, deaforth, 1: D.
Fothsringham. 2 ; Arthur W ilt.e,
Clinton, 3.
Family of three oolta, 1912 progeny,
sire name --Thomas McMichael k Sons,
(Matoetb, 1.
Best three coke, progeny of same
sir (foal, yearling and two -year• -old►,
any Mass, not necessarily the property
of any one man -George Dale and
Son. beef Lint.
Filly or gelding, three years sod
over -Beam Howcliffe,. 1 ; J. H.
Scott, Seaforth, 2 ; J. H. Scott, Sea -
forth, &
Filly or gelding two years end under
three -Geo. Dale & Sons, Seatorth, 1 ;
D. Cbur.:hill, Clinton, 2.
Filly or geed_ ing, one year and under
two -Wm. Balt Clinton. 1 ; Robert
Wright, Safoaw, 2.
Horse colt or Ally, under one year -
William Ri.n, Coodance, 1 : Mousse
McMitlhael & Son, Seslorth, 2.
Aos1cG-1 TTIgal..
Brood mare, three years led over -
William Jacob, Mitchell, 1 ;Williqam
Jacob, Mitchell, 2; George Chasbehs,
Chisel burst, 3
Filly or gelding, three years and
over-- D. Fotheringbam. lit uoe ieldl 1 ;
Joo. Sbannaha,. Clinton. 2 ; Wili.to
Jacob. Mitchell, 3.
Filly or gelding, two years and
order three -Shell Bros., Seaforth, 1 ;
R. D. Bell, Hewell, 2 ; G. Chambers,
Chi.elbuist 3.
Best individual horse, heevy draught,
agricultural or general purpose-Byam
Bowcliffe, Clinton, L
Horse colt or filly. under one year -
W. H. Stevens, Loodeehoeo', 1.
IL= ill HUA*as.
Heavy draught hareem -J•, in hareem -J•
H. Scotts
troth, 1 ; D. 8. Liu,
Mit.cbell, 2 ; Joe Beysolda. 3.
Aviculture,' team in harness -D.
Fotrringtlam, 1 (p0 in gold, pre-
sented
e -stinted by the Royal Bank and the
Mo1o.s Clinton branches) ; Job.
Wright, Auburn. 2 ; William Jacob,
Mitchell, 3
Genera purpose WOW in harness -
Jas. Van 1 mooed. Clinton, 1
e1
cloak) ; James Hortos, Lumley. 3:
W m. Hill, Clinics, 3.
Best gray team beery draught, agri-
cultural or g.senl purpose -Jas. VanaBente the members for pre-
sented
. Were
Hums, Demioiao Holm. )
Bost mgtielied team, heavy dr ht.
agrioe general purpose- D. S.
Litt,(.pool.!).
UMW UOrata.
Haney. three ears end ever-
Wm.Ua6.sLck
t:erriage horse, in barness. equip-
ment so-etdaeed - W. H. Lobb,
Holmeviis. 1: Thomas Cook, Olin ton,
2.
Roadster hots, fa harmer equip -
.j± ..4-L J. Kelly. Blyth,
1; Thee. Davis, Goderieh. 2 ; Gott.
Mc7[iraiag� a.dorth, 2.
Roadster Maim is harness -John
, o.eeti„ 1 t avis
God.r+ei
;
Y
Hey.
D.stPr.
Seaters' £.Caraiseg to Alberta and
Cum �llt.lehM I 1 tIs and rc.-
Lingise every thereafter maul
R&pirlue fedi leeeetM.enive. Greed Trunk
aawager *10 awIM iso nu►way
tram iodise le Os-
ter*. Pelseltero, to stse« to Albeitad limehHope ataew
at ezepthailly law mass. Ih aresk
apaches .ad Fall... Searles elegise
este will tsars Tare, be MOD p. a ter
aelaalpog titbit doer es shove
dote& risdimlismaat Brtme
may 0e .j.. d M tshrbt esus at a
.coin&
The Greed Pacific Railway le
the sanest Amid guieke.t rosin be -
Mess
toe. Trim sew la
p{+se6Rt to ltgmhm, sal
Teddies
t Felsio.. pe�,
ttaakalso to llamas.•. Ykrrer ori
GTime talks. Wad pesephiets r
=dime tub
aelolly OW' be eh -
tilted as sisellities to dread Trued
at idle be C., IL llisetids.
OldtAtut F- Cor *mak G. T. /p..
P.P. OdsA at Sew. Tbw. Par
moment aid TMs& Aima.. 'Chime 0
Toreate Caell. Market.
avp....a.tl.e prices an: -
Leis agsrt gaols.... i if to 87.11
Sbtgsel asset mus... l . es 4.71
*PIN hes. 6.60 6.00
Wer aide whoise6.11 1.Os
M mental= 8.71 6 Iii
de. ewmaau 6.00 6.8
�aimows. tltoiw. 6.0e I.76
da media. 4 1S 4 T1
Mien i .26 4 le
1.00 3 10
baffle 1.00 6.1e
dg. aide= 4 W 100
1ri�a belle 3 ZS 476
�,�g .Maes 1.10 6 11
8---illeibera Melee 1.71 L . 71
40 madam 4 76 '6 76
albs MaMt 3.76 4 71
Mama. dodos. sash- IO,: M 76 . ee
is. drilere 40.00 10.00
iietegers. tease 60.00 76.00
da medium PI. M 60.00
bails& ser7.80 7.71
act air 3. M 6.00
Mere9.11 900
AdisIsahi 1.00 1 W
4e► sit .... IL MI 7 00
✓ ow Vila tee 1.11 7 26
4► bogey hoe 4.60 6.00
IhrL o. b, 6.60 9.66
led .est wedsha 4.16 9 96
4s. **hat et ap.1I 10 10 11
Chir i :00 924
Tawas drain Priem
endladgas st the Herd d Trude'
-ssasity wee a t here :
OMNI, Whist -Nus, No. 1. whiter
• white, red ar raised, fic to gee.
>islreka Wbess-Nw.,16e. 1 Nor-.
lellit; lbw 1 lie. $$%c; 16o. 1 Nor.
wheat Ole to No.
Westin Oats --Now No- 7.
e. 11c. os track lake ports.
Oats --Nus. Ilse to 36c, 052-
11010 Mks. Tomato.
Oma --L329 dried -16o. 2 yellow.
l0a $ laden, 03%c; new 16o. 2
RA le *, Termite.atpeset), Ml6a an
Oates -Pt beg d 90 lbs.,
Modem oMmaeeLrL7s. wholesale,
MOM* dell.. 1, 11.16 to 11110, car Iota,
1. 13 to tic, out.
011 to lie, a
3 D.q13e; r9, fie; No. 1
aim
1. 46o; feed barley,
Me. kis ports.
111MMe.a-Mas1toba bran, p0 to
0118; aborta. ULM. at ebipli.l
Ontario bran. 1110 to MitDe*; aborts. $33. track, Tomato.
Farmers' Market.
ileastia4 are the latest goetehiore
Re Wm prodeee at 8t Immense
Meats* Terenle:-
ran wheat. bestial 1 .91 to $ Al
Der .19 .es
Sam elms as .3$
Marley .18 .M
Beekwh.d .66 .M
las ........,. _.41 .se
Pees 1.00 1.10
Mow hem 11.00 11.10
da 161. 2 12.00 14.11
Cattle >w 7.00 2.01
Rye straw 10.00 11.01
S traw. bundled 14.00 15.M
Straw, kale .. 1.00 0.00
NW. sew 114. dose.10
Betterieers
do. mammy
Pool. dragged aa.
Chickens '
Decks
Turkeys
Geese
Lave fowl, lb.
• Miami
▪ Daddloge
▪ Tethers
Hems
Potatoes, haw .14 1.00
Aptaidd. barrel 3.00 1.00
Dimmed hap 13.11 11.25
East Seib* Cable
011111,-adedple. 3.N/ ISM; .wee
w ed Obw is baa Win Piste .use's.
Chefs to p; dillise $* to M-ls;
kalahere, M le 11+00; balm. $ to
11.31; ewhv. MTh to $731; bae0& s<
to 17.25; shies wd feeders. 1130
to 17.100 Mack biters. $1 to M; freak
ore we sad asoma es. steady. 016 to
Tesler -;..Mets. 1.a00 bead; acorn
was s6•s4. ti to 118.
Sop--lierelync, 16.100; skid w
steady ` ie Weber; heavy. 1830 two
M.11; faecal„ Mel he pets; ,caper's,
p.50 to .00.41; pin. 0011 to (p1.11;
teeth% Wit to *AC .testi R to M;
dahlia. 00M to 1100.
Sheep sad 1gsk.-d emelens, 10,000
hest; settee; iso fie higher:
iaetks 1e dy; lash& Wit to 0031;
~boa, W10 to $11..T1; deems. Row
le 33.76; owes, Mill M 1T.fi; *see,
=bid. 16 to R.40.
Chimer Live Sisk
Ceilf]►-B_.dsta UAW aeelrt
lower. Hawes. Rig is Mole; lima
mesas, 11J1 be 111.11; retddm lei
feades. 00.11 >4 M; sews and hied%
16.11 11.10; eine&Mr00.25.
Mew - Roeelpte 13.1011i NOW
street Lust lasso to 111f; Ward.
WTI to $J0; hasty. 111ii t. BUM
fen. MB t. PM; rrM. ea r
Mas; bib art mew. 00.11 y 1fii
Ilbes.--111meedds. MOselebet
. teed,. Mem 1{ is�y
1 30 to MM; 1&�nestle. 1T 1g
deeds
h9idrel.. are
ensalegMg�
S i etre... 11a. 1 ...Ms.II to id.*
dg. lin. f 25.00 . ee
Airs, lIa 1 30.40 11.40
da ie. s 16.3$ 11r
T1lsmry, lOn 1 T.3$ 1.00
due las. 1 6.00 83$
kaiak Us. 1 M.3$ 11.00
lla 1 11.11 .M
diet Sty wed Sarw.
r_ beg. lee. 1 113.01 4r 1111.11
glow hay. Ile 1... ..111.0 tr 0 .110
4s. 1fa $ 8.0 21.11
villa a ...r..,Lid 1.00
CANADIAN PACIItIC
EXCURSIONS
To
itoba, Saskatchewan and d Al
11 rwAIMEEKERS
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Murphy. District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
SHOE GOODS
at SHARMAN'S
Ladies' and Gents(' Slippers
Boys' and Girls':Skating Shoes
Ladies' and Gents' Skating Shoes
Boys' and Girls' Slippers
Bootees for the Baby.
Everything in beautiful. comfortable and serviceable Yootwrar
Styles Right Prices Right
W. SHARMAN
Corner East St. and Square
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DON?
HANG ON TO THAT COLD ANY LONGER
WHEN YOU KNOW THAT
Na-dru=co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
and Chlorodyne
IS A' CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS,
COLDS AND BRONCHIAL IRRITATION
F. J. BUTLAND
'The Stare That Pleases Gatwick. Ontario.
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Give Your Boy a
Farm !
1
It- very farmer wants to provide for Isis sock but seldom
' lbs old homestead. developed with toil. =Mee to meet
their sods. T1s boys have bees brought ap to the land.
Zig are familiar with all the phase of farming. They
e h.eld have meal of their owe. How is the tardier eooisg
to meet this emergency ?
1�bc
Logic -AI Answer Is Western Canada.
Thomas& of acres, divided int", Macre tomes. are
base thrown ogee for entry by the Dominion 0OTsesm.et
along or sear the lines of the
Q Canadian Northern Railway.
The lead gives a wide three's. Then are .was plot• on
lie open prairie and others some is th. wan -wooded. vren-
wateeed districts in
Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Alberta.
A large soarer of these homesteads are part4emlatrty
adapted to mixed farming.
Write or Enquire Today.
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will be tied es ward, os. ..ptiesti.s. 1 te-
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