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rviceable Rugs
nd colors which
o clear quickly at
reduction.
nd Misses' Coats
ut.iful Botha and perfect tit•
the new Whipcords?weeds
.00, now speciality reduced o
it -00, 1110.00
and Separate Skirts
Seaford weds. A ter
very moderate pricer.
88.50. 111.00 and $6.00
00, $15.00, $16.00 and :Mae
r Linoleums
in a very large choice, „ 3 and
400, 500, ffso and 550
Prints
rely beavy indigo Dutch Prints
ye. etc., :32 inches wide, best
anted. Regular 20c
per vard
Y5
alter'. Uceralls, made in
your pockets. Bold and
=1
argains n
o Wall Finish
'all Finish, in severa
ts. Regular 5oc for 25c.
arnish Stain.
r 65c tin 45c
✓ 35c tin 25C
✓ 2oc tin 15C
MEL has made a last -
n. You can get Chi -
us.
Vapor Stoves
id gasoline. Well you
have city gas. We have
:aper stove to operate in
in city gas. Made in
een Doors
We have just a few
ed in shippin' that we
ill -price.
fine assortment of the
n doors.
, with our
name on.
Its
ve you money on all
�e.
nit fee us about your
iluptfrlerlt just to hand.
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and throat only. Uow rod,
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mita .tri -t. tar, Now sad 1 bleat sesptal.
snail• egutrt. lad Moorsesid i700 Boseita1.
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a oitlitd. oppo.ite Knox Church. Hours y.
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DROUDFOOT, HAYS rt KILLOR-
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mats to the Maritimes Court, etc. Private
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LES (rARKOW, LL.B., BAR -
Wien. attorney, solicitor, etc.. (lode
Nosey to lead at lou.. -,i ryes.
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Me .sa.ccor, oommiaslseer, notor7 public.
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�'�+vv tvllvlvV loam. Apply W M. CAM-
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IV. 1t ROBERTSON.
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Ohne ►::-.doce. nertlemet earner of Vic-
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NEN \\'• CRAIWS, LIFE. FIRE
ti tad as iceut ton A�at to,
mstsat as.i .tockodwyaeys. 7as.rartw oW
log* saectro oro bort uredo rad at lowest rates.
all u °aloe. corer We duvet sad eeuare
address J. W. CSAIijJts aMsetsl Dat
telephone Ze.
MY'cit.l.GP MUTUAL F15113 IN
8 C H A I: C Y CO. -fano sed isolated
tees p ot• rty ensured.
Oaten. -J. B. McLean. Pros„ 8eaforth P.O.;
Jim '.onr.oJly, Vice. prem., Mollaricti P. 0.;
:lanes L hays, Lice Vaal, 8eabrth P. O.
mostoot-le F. Me4re,aor, rt.stl rth : John
Er are. K unholy; A% imam Rants Constance;
ybeLotereiii. brenarks*seea ; Jams Yvess,
act stn, can Watt. narok ; Maisdll
Aaw,tn
J. R•, cue, BoimovvfAs; R Smith.
S*tloek; Williams Gasser, taeatatli ><
Wsriity. SesMsh. t'enteaseases sea 7
g"os')( •ew sal fai w elms. ie ac R
tau. u,uosee. ristes £IS 010u01. tiMsrfoh
■ARRIAGE LICRNSLs
WALT/4i E. KELLY, J. P..
ootiilttela. ONT.
ItEUEft OF i ssmaOL IICE:NE .
SHAVING PARLOR
B��S BLOCKBARBER tfHSO�P.
slim a. siaviat
a
appreeistid-
Forty year$ in use, 20
years the standard, pre-
scribed and recommended
by physicians. For Wo-
man's Ailments, Dr. Mar-
tel'. Female Pills, at your
druggist.
WILL ' GAG WO
THE SIGN
7110dey'11. banal, otitall b� ler.��r TORONTO WOMAN
L : GUDBRLCH ON'rARIn
Wilfrid L ' that
FLAN TO STIFLE OPPOStTtOh MAY mousey should be divided amoog.t the
Provinces according to the pop
populatii
FAR_ pendant,pe ra
(at teat cene, but with do
acy be refuses w allow tbie ute
ourpurated into the bill.
As the law .land. it provides �(ur
epecifc sum, but for the eapenditu
of such moneys as may be voted (ro
year :O year. That in itself is a
Ocularly dangerousproceeding.
give. the Govern/moot a power
ivaaipulatiog public moneys which n
(ioveroweot should have. In case
by-election a being held there is nnth
Government Carries Closure Rules
With Majority of 86, but a Vigor-
OUa Opposition Will Still Make
Itself Felt in the Mouse -Borden
Jockeying wart the Highways Aid
!fill.
Ottawa, April an. -The pacing of
the Musette resolutions un tact eveuing
ofAp rel 'Gird baa opened a new era or
Parlhmeotxry life in Canada; an era
the result of which upon the nation's
history can only he judged by the
counts of events. Ctwure was carried
by a solid Government vote -as would
he the case in every proposltion
tethered by Mr. Bunten nod Mt--
Ru,ter. I u 1116 11111 uieat„vg 1a impose
Ube. to deterwiue, .0 involved is its
pbr'a.eology. This was shown by the
many differences of opinion during the
debet., isnot the fact that the Premier
was willing to put in an amendment
before the &scheme he and bis followers
bad arranged made it impossible.
Purtbee. Mr. Borden, in bis anxiety
to get this unpleasant gag business
over. offered to call an ezua session of
Parliament in September wben the
Dew rules could be considered in a
constitutional manner, by cimmitteee
presided over by the Speaker. Tbe
obvious inference was lbat the new
ruled but tweet hastily put together to
enal-le the Gavernwunt to dragoon
Parliament un the naval bill and any
other measure upon which they de-
sired to stifle opposition and also to
acquire lower by wbicb they could
drive the estimates through Portia -
went in bulk and prevent the aerin;t
of scandal..
So far as rules can accomplish this,
they have succeeded ; but no rules can
be devised capable of preventing an
active and able Opposition from /mime
log to the notice' of Parliament and
the people those matters which de-
mand such publicity. The manner in
which the Liberal leaden have suc-
ceeded in loosening the gag during the
past week gives reason ti hope that
they will he able' to prevent that
stringent closure which is evidently
designed by the itiuieters who are
leading the Prime Minister.
It wad a notable feature the; the
Nationalists in the House to a man
voted with the Government.
The close of the debate was 'marked
by much brilliant oratory. A particu-
larly weak defence was essayed by
Hon. Mr. Borden, hacked by one o1
the most remarkable ebullitions of
egctisen in Pariiaueutary history from
Ni. E. B. Osler, who undertook le
discipline Parliament and declared
that in bis seventeen years' connection
with it he bail not beard a dozen
speeches worth listening to. One
reason, though net mentioned by Mr.
Osier, was that he is veto seldom in
the House.
An Exciting Conclusion.
The final scenes wxrefull of interest-
Tbe debate was concluded by Ur.
Clark, under whose vigorous onslaught
the Premier and Hon. W. T. White
were ill at ease. Hon. Iir, Rogers
was prudently absent. The galleries
were crowded and the House itself
was unusually full, while suppreased
,zciternent was in the air. An even
wore remarkable evidence of the Gov-
ernweut's pertnrbatiou wise that a
gang of plain -clothes men and detec-
tives had been posted aronnd the
chamber. wNlle at the actual vote tak•
rug the Antietam Deputy Sergeant
occupied,bis seat and Deputy Sergeant
Bowie was posted beside the bpeakev 's
chair ewai' ing orders in case of ilie-
turbence. It was reminiscent of the
days of Charles 1. wben that wunarcb
came with his soldiers to arrest the
five inewhers-a move which event-
ually cost him his head. .
There was no dieturhaoce. Two
votes were taken. First on Mr.
Hezen's gag motion to put theclosnre.
and then the closure itself. Only s
few cries oto "shame greeted the
Nation.tlist members as they voted to
swallow rheiroonvictioos, if -they had
any. In each case the vote stood
108-73-� Government majority of
315.
When the House adjourned the
tension broke. Mr. Borden hastily
escaped, but his followed raised feeble
cheers in honor of their Bret trate of
the application of brute force to crush
opposition. They were speedily
answered by the Liberals. who rallied
rouod Sir Wilfrid Laurie, and cheered
him to the echo.
Ominous Obstinacy.
There is something sinister in the
determination of the Borden Govern-
ment to force through its highways
aid bill in exactly the same terms as
last year, when the Government de-
liberately strangled the measure
rather than accept any amendment
from either the Opposition or the
Senate. in the Tight of the closure
which is now in force it N doubly sig-
nificant of Mr. Borden's determinet.ioo
that Canada shall not be ruled by a
Parliament consisting of Government
and Opposition, a House at Commons
and Menace, but be autocratically gov-
erned by the (}abioet with no totems.*
of advice or amendment from atyos*.
it is evident) their intention now to
force this bill through, by closure it
necessary, leave it to the Senate to
amend it again, once more leave the
bill rather than accept amendment,
and then try to persuade the country
that the Senate and the Opposition
did the deed.
Hos. Mr. Osehraue ba. spin fathered
the bill without alttaslag s word [ossa
the Waimea et heat year. it simply
provider he
,. _wed to spend esus tainew !sin meseeeepos
the a restawstttm and tiahtatssseee of
ender ariesa sm.w1 withace
dW Ve91rtmataas. it h ea Iseseeat-
NIL hat is owe*. the esmell•
flew et =t7,
�w r Mlerisdation et teMasttdrue
earC
teem swallas ell 01 lair
shoe mob muse, g _u he ''''
epee euehetwo
�sd1� � W ita
aM~irs rte pekoesestiadis pee wwWsthe �h 4
•�iw. tr sl mise
ro�
:
uu I Feed From Bearing Down
airri Pains, Backache and Pain
1"
it- I in Side by loydia E. Pink -
of
o halo's pound,
�
• Toronto,Ont - "Last October, I wrote
torso foradvioe es I was completely rum
W, down, had bearing
down sensation m the
lower part of bow-
els. backache, and
psis in the side. 1
} 161 td *a2ffered terWy
tttel� gas. tern,
took
14tH. E Pinkha,a'a
VegetabteCompouad
I mud son new entirely
!i ' � I.
3,��free from pain in
` beck and bowels and
I am stronger in every
�' way. I recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's
1 I Compound bighiy to all expectant moth-
s era. "-Mrs. E. WANDaY, 92 Logan Ave-
r, !nue, Toronto, Ontario.
t I Consider Well This Advice.
No woman suffering from any form of
r female troubles should lose hope until
' she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound a fair trial-
This
rial
This famous remedy, the medicinal in-
gredients of which are derived from na-
tive roots and herbs, has Zor nearly forty
year's proved to bet meetvaluable tonic
and invigorator of the female organism.
Women residing in almost every city
and town in the United States bear
willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
WELL AGAIN
ing to prevent the Government 8oud
ing the riding with moors' "to bui
highways." In case there is a Provin-
cial election there is nothing to pre-;
cent ao undue proportion of the road
money beiug voted for that Province. 1
In case of a general election there is
nothing to prevent an immensely io-1
creased vote for highways. to be used
as the Goverolyeut con.iders best to'
aid its own intereess.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier bac laid down
the position of the Op action wit
atweolute e•laritl. Tbe Liberal part
approves of the piiociple of the tut
beeitity and is as ready to aid its pass
Wee as they were with the bell to gran
$10,0000,01h0 in aid to agriculture. Al
the Opposition iosieta is that thi
money Julio he sac aide guarded that i
cannot be used for political ends; the
it should tw expended by the Provinces
who have Mini,teal responsible to
this. work, and granted thew accord
ing to population.
In order to test the sincerity of th
Gocernwent and their belief in Pre-
mier Borden's bigb-sounding promisee
that.. altbough the Guverntuentf would
not make the bill in for torus Ueaired,
the procedure thereafter would be
satisfactory, Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier
moved an amendment to the bill in
exactly the words of Mr. Burs tent aid
tc Agriculture Act -that while the
House recuguized the importance of
aiding the construction of highways
it we. of opinion that "all the appro-
priations for that object should be
allotted and paid to the Governments
of the respective Provinceb in propor-
tion ter Inc pouulation of such Prov-
inces respectively as detett:uined by
the last decennial census.`
klut"thi• principle although appar-
ently good for agt•icuiture was y-
garded as had for highways. llr.
Borden refused,t o accept it and again
attempted to tltl-r,w on the Opposition
the onus of preventing the Govern-
ment trout .pending looney Up a
highly meritorious object. if there is
one thing an Oppo.ition ie needed in
Patl,antent for it is to watch such
,neatense end t0 prevent the pun.ibil-
iry of giving the Government power
to handle public funds for its owe ad-
vantage instead of those of the people
it repieoeuts. That is what the Op-
position did fast -year. and that is what
it will do this year.
In character, .in mermers, in style.
io all thing., true supreme excellence
is snit pticity.-Longfellow.
Be charitable before wealth makes
thee covetous and lone not the glory
of the mite. -Sir Thor. Browne.
The ultimete result' of sheltering
men from the effects of tally is to fill
the world • wall foul-. - Herbert.
Spencer.
Be not cut i,.o•. in unnecessary mat-
ters -for toms- things. are shown unto
thee than wen under.tand,-Feclewi-
ertices. •.
Without bop- it et impossible to
ray; hut h. pe m.kas our preyeis
reasonable. piu.aioeate and religious.
-Jeremy Taylor.
It you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Plnkhatm's Vegeta-
ble Compound will help you, write
to Lyell. E.Pfnkham Medicine Oa
(e.eddeattfat) Lynn, )lads., for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a worthily
and Neild in strict confidence.
By e:sotinin. the 'tongue of a
patient physician. first nut,the di -ease
of abs body. ani pMlosr.nhele the
disease of the mind. -"Justin.'
We mor know oureelees, and if
that does ri, : aerie to. dbeoc.•r meth
it at least serves to regelate our lives.
and thele is nothing more uwt.- - Pas-
cal.
If a man be greri,.us and , ,nrteous
to stranger* it shows he ie a , ttizen of
the world and that his heart is no
Milani cut off from other Iamb. but a
continent that joins to them. - Bacon.
NA
LAXATIW.e
Women'a commonest allrneat
--the root d so much of their
C.; -health -promptly yields to
the gentle but certain Settee
of Na-Dru-Co Laxatives.
25e. a box at your druggist's.
w anew int sww ace
or uanwi. decree. Ill
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Patterns
D.MILLARuSON
Perrin
New Rugs for Every Room
Just passed into stock a choice selection o! new Squares suitable
rooms, in all sizes, 2/x3, 3x3, 3 x3`s, 3x4, 3 x4#, 4x414 -
Square is personally selected with the greatest care.
Our special 3 x 4 Square, be -.t quality English 1 apestry, doral and me-
dallion patterns, each • S15 a'
Velvet Squares, ,; x 3%, from .$18.5o up
Brussels • Squares from
§112.00 up
Wilton and Axminster Squares
Special Old Country Scotch Brussels, bought direct from the manufacturer
in Ayrshire, Scotland. These Rugs will stand the hardest of wear and colors are
absolutelylfast, in all sizes, from
$7.50 up
New Hearth Rugs Bissell's Carpet Sweepers New Door Mats
for all
Ever}'
New, Mattings and Matting Rugs
Otfr spring stock of Mattings and Matting Rugs just to hand, the
values we have ever shown.
Japanese Matting, in all colors, from, per yard
best
12',C
Japanese Matting Rugs, in all sizes, suitable for bedrooms, verandas,. sum-
mer cottages,tetc., in rich, new designs, at most popular prices.
Linoleums
We are busy selling Linoleums thesg days. Nairn's Scotch Linoleum
hardlweare•or
has no equal. Four yards wide, in all new designs, per lineal yd. S2F25'
Oilcloths
English and Canadian Oilcloths, in all widths, in tile and floral patterns,
suitable for all rooms, per square yard 3oc.
Special value in white Aerie) Bedspreadst full double bed size, each 81.25
Handsomely embroidered' Irish Pillow Cases, full size, special purchase, per prS1.; 5
McCall's Patterns and Publications
Millar's Scotch Store
Phone 5i
li
1
ltsirland A. Humber, a former
Gr derich boy. has tweet elected presi-
dent of the \t-estern Ontario Baseball s
League. The Ledger in. laden London,
Waterloo. Stratford and 'Woodstock.
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mixes mach more thor-
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You can find more beautiful, durable, rep -to -date
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Your house will not need to be like your neigh-
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'High Standard" Liquid
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Every can, Large or small,
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Spring Is
Coming
Let us have your
order for our Spring
Suit and Overcoat.
You will neer! _heel
soon.
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West St., Goderich
COAL
Having purchased the bu,.i-
neaR f01 Wetly conducted t,v
F. Barlow Holmes. we pur-
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lame, Cement
Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and LehighN'alley Coal, two
lines which are recognized as
the best. We wish to gid?
the people of Godench and
vicinity the hest service pos-
sible, and shall be glad to
hear from all of Mr. Holmes'
customers and any others
who wish anything in our
linea
All orders left with Jct.
Yates, West etre at, promptly
attended to.
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'Phone No. 75
Yards at G. T. R., Nelson Strew
ICE
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The most delirious tlrvon,ta ith
the beet and purest Crean]. nerv-
ed wt lire 13AL11ottAL AAPS. Or-
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in
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romptly• Telephone t.:.
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6--
T.
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T. Swarts
'Bus, Livery
and flack Stables
Mo-YTR EAL STREET
JUT OFF THE SatUARE
:BUSES MEET ALL TRAINS
AND : PASSENGER : BOATS
Pin
angyyppart of ngrs called
town
rfor
all trains at G. T. R. or
C. P. R. depot*. Prompt
service and careful atten-
dance .
Our Livery and Hack
service will be found up-
to-date in every respect.
Your patrol) age solicited.
eese-,
T. SWARTS
Phone lir Montreal Street
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.
F.verytbias to beautiful romiortabie and e.rvic able Footwear.
Styles Right Priam Right
W. SHARMAN Is
Corner East St. and Square