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THE t3I(fl AL : GODERICH ONTARIO
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You will dike the Tlse L dll.. AidRwillHt at
home of Mrs. Milton Woodson Thuts-
'wUse
rich
thstrengand hill flaOortl day, Maygtth.
Our vilage blacksmith is busythis
week manufacturing the splt log
drags, as ordered hy the council for
use In the township.
Rev. Ii T. Crossley, the noted evan-
gelist, wbn is bolding a two weeks'
0mer ting at Hohnesville, will preach at
tirthrl Methodist cburcb, (ildertcb
townshipp. oo Sunday, May 24th, at
14)..I) All are cordially. Incited to at-
tend this service.
8ENMtt1LER
Tea 'Y• good tea.;
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Lyric Theatre
Goderi h's Eremite..Picture Hone
ileo to aim* a another Lig
Number' Contest
Commencing
MONDAY. MAY 25th. til
FRIDAY, MAY 20t)•, iiclusive
write•. wu,d,tw. EIII1a
b(0.111 111.•11111• I.r o- 1'.11111 Ile
rarh'n'ght. and els.,, H,•
nt.'s' latest awl Inns) III
111,1 r nnuv,1al nul.ic
Special Songs, with a complete :I
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change of P:oc,a:nme ra.11 ,ght
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Don't forget the opening date I
Monday, May 25th
Everybody Try
Admission 'ant-ustial 1 O0 and 50
COUNTY_=DISTRICT
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
The G«lerieh' Township Rifle .s o-
ciatinn will hold a shoot over their
range un Monday, May 2,th. Com-
, petition will hes for the Dominion of
Canada prize. This will he the first of
r for the
a lathes of four e petiti•mAbove-tut-to ionel prize. All nlemlwrs
wishing to r pate for 1hie prize mustl.. present and shoot at rut h comleti-
iion or rut frit their chance of winning
lie pt. ze. T. R. Rrsnt-K• Secretary.
NILE
Thr annual invert and tea meeting
will Iw held in Nile chinch on SI 1a),
'2.
May ,th. Nile's tea meetings tern
justly f. in this vi,•iniry (..r the
excellent wittily u( the programme
land supper, acid no ripener: or ettunt
� has bee.. roared to make this yeti't pn-
trriniunn•nt ".one hettet ' than all pre. -
..it -chug and the event of the season.
Theeelehrnied artist, Mr. .1. Uinhven
Muu1)nal-1, last hone. who has delight-
ed 1'unonto audien.•rs for years, has
been se:need and will tender the en-
tire programtne Do not fail to hear
him. Supper will he served fr six
to right p.111. Adnlirtsion, :dl ..rota.
N,,i hang to roz'rb• young heads
in the Itt ,wide nay nt ktrig
Matures. It ) tool Kirin en 11 .n•
j,oy a ltr"%%Ii a imbe final ,hr
start. Popular• with grown-ups
In •
$I.00to$I2
Anaiern s wsll Iw _it•
free in d.. nk.pit•g and flo-ling.
R. R SALLOWS
That Spring nit
The many attrac-
tive features of our
men's and young
men's Spring Cloth-
ing will be most in-
teresting to our cus-
tomers.
We have now on
exhibition many
new Spring Models,
the latest thought
yocfh g tri • e ri's
suits for Spring
w e a r. Pridham's
clothing possess
an individuality of
their own ---not by
accident, but due
solly to infinite
care and attention
to detdils.
Suits $ro.00 to $22.5o
See o'ur newStraw
Hats, Swell Mush-
room Shirts, elegant
Neckwear for the
holiday trade.
Walter C. Priaham
Sole Agent for
Toth Century Brand Clesllriedgtand
King Hats
Headlight Uven1M
LAURIER
Mr. Sandy McDonald has purchased
A fine new muggy.
Miss Margar.te McLennan apent.ibtt
week -end at her huuaa herr.
Mr. Malcolm M, Crrchir paid ay
a frit to Laurier last week.
Mrs. B. Finley, of Pe-terhnro, is
the guest ot Mr.. J. Jamieson, Lake
V sew Farm.
Miss Beth Boyd_ of Godericb: visi-
ted her brother, Mr• Charles Boyd, on
Sunday Inst.
Mi... Elizabeth Brown, of Amber ley,
was the guest of Miss Sophia. Kemp-
ton on Sundae.
Mr, Harry SValker has returned to
(hilt, frh after spending a few weeks
with his uncle, Mr. J. \Vmlker, here.
Miss Christens VacNain left for To-
ronto to train for s nurse in the gcn-
eral hospital there, Her many fiiends
wish her success.
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AUBURN
Mr. Alfred Asquith is spraying the
fanners' otebaroa.
Mr. George Yunghlut sir:tired * cat
of cattle to Tot onto la -t week.
Mr. John Johnston is putting a
cement wall tinder Miss Islat.*s house
this week.
Mrs, James Jackson arrived home
on Fri.l..v to irsi..t in cat ing for her
mother, who 11as Ileeu confined to her
bed the past month.
Alrasra. Howson & Luwsun's twill is
running twain after a week's tear,
owing to a break in their rugine, with
Ur. \Vto M_rwatt as sawyer.
Thesympathy of tbi. - twunity
goea out to Mr, Robert Reid'* family
Lal the Ins. of their sun, Rohm t. who
was killed at. Winnipeg, Manitoba.
He fell 10 'feet while working nn a
rower,reeeiv.ng injuries which proved
fatal. The remains will Ire brought
here for interment
Mrs. R. T. Ptrinp,err'sbahy Loy le
improving all the time.
`Mrs. H. Mew, sr., had a had attack
of asthma last week that prostrated
her for some Herne.
The Stewart Estate have another
I hired elan. who is all on his Ion..roiue
In the little house at the nurseries".
The Adult Bibb clays and Sunday
school of the Methodist church are ar-
ranging•for a picni. tin June 13th.
Mir Jackson, our former school
teacher, has being paying an extended
visit amongst her friends in the vill-
age.
Mi. Si 1 Mitchell has had a bad
lame hack for the part week or ru and
has not been able to follow hid usual
I oceup itioo.
Rev. A. W. Brown and Mr. Luther
l Alibi attend Jisttict meeting as dele-
gates front Hrnmillrr circuit of North
street Methodist church this week.
ST. HELENS
The rifle shoot will he on the 23Lh of
May instead of Matto day,'2.3rd.
ttet. Vm. Mackintosh attended the
presbytery meeting at Kincardine.
S1. e. Hugh Macdonald and Mr. Wm.
M ,cd-malJ visited at Donnybrook Ia.t
week.
g Mrs. ('. E. D.trnin received word of
!the death act her mother. Mr. John
Reid. of Ashtlrld.
A little visitor has conte In stay at
the huule of Gunn. Janes Pordnn in
I the person ot a tine h,y- ('ongratu-
dations
We untie' stand that Rev- Mr. Rich-
ardson, of ('hti.t church. rs leaving
this week on • teal luontjts visit lis
Englsud- -
Miss M. E. Rutherford and Miss M.
-Mtn ray *trended Ib. presbytery meet-
ing in Kincardine is delegates from
the Harris wistliuu band.
A number of ladirr from Calvin
church motored on Tuesday afternoon
In Kinr•rdine tis, attend the annual
meet ing of the Maitland presbyterial.
POST ALBERT
A very sad death occurred in the
village OD Saturde) evening, May
Inch, when Agnes \S shalt i . beloved
wife of lir. Nelson Pril•ion, tv.n cal-
b•d to 1he great Iwvo,tl Much sytil
p.ohy i. felt for the hrre teed hu.baud
m1111 lbit. salting children. Not only
will she be very h missed by the
(*wily. but by the whole eou•u.unil y
as she was • WWII iI f.i. i l of all and
every one ape•tlks in the higbe.t terms
of her, She was • n.rnrher of Mt. An-
diew't 1•t.•shylerian cburch and also
belonged to the \I ia.ionery ..neiet y,
who sent a trail ifol wreath a. a IMt
taken of theireffect'on for bre. ' Re-
side. Mr Pearson. there are Mister
Gorden, Mies itnna and infant son.
There air ala., lett to mnu1 n her loss
Hve sisters and two brothan.MIs • Nellie
\Vehriter, of Port Albert : Mn- Martis
Richmond, of Regina : Mrs Harry
t vWVilt ille"Jawcw nes Rstei-
fo t, Minnie: grs. HHarr• Morrison,
of Detroit ; Mr. James \Vehwtsr, of
Blyth. and Mr. Archie Weteter in
Alherts. Owing to the ahesnce n(
itev. U. (comm. the praetor. Hes. J. E.
Hunter, of Dungannon. conducted the
funeral service which was held on
Tuesday afternoon and interment was
made In Port Albert cemetery. The
following were the pallbearer*:
Messrs. W. 13- Hawkins. H. Hawkins.
,1. A. Green. \V, Gauley. \V, Vroo.nan
end W. McConnell. Mr. and Mn,
Woe. Hearn end Moa Jame. Mur-
phy, of Ruffolo. were herr for the fun-
eral, also • number of relative. from
Myth and Auburn.
SUFFERED
With Biliousness and
Sick Headache
l algsry, Alberta, .duly t1. 1811
I wase great sufferer fora long time
with Bilioaale.., Nick Headache and
i.iv.r trmthle. Nothing seemed to do
me any good. I hod alninet given up
in despair when I derided to try
FiM PILI v
After taking ahrntt half • hoz the
headache* stopped and my appetite
improved. I have joss finished the
fifth hex and feel as well as ever. 1
eats heartily recommend Fig Pills for
*toninrh end Inver troubles.
Mrs. M Nilson
Heald at all dealers In SS Mdau rents
hexes nr matted by The Pled Pill Oo..
St 'nomas. Out. SW In fioderich
by E. R. WII(ie. dr.aIR.
ST- AUGUSTINE
Mise Lizsie Kearney ia visiting
friends in this vicinity this week.
Sowing corn and roots is the order
of the day with the farmers around
h. e.
The stone masods have the foundu-
tiun of Mr. Gilbei t titieves' new barn
nearly completed.
Rev. Junes Wilson, of Toronto, vis-
ited his father, Mr. Joseph Nilson, sr.,
of the 7th concession, last week'.
Mts. Mabel Nilson returned to her
home near London last Smtutday, after
a two weeks visit with ft iron's in this
vicinity,
Mr. David SlcAlliaterand Mies Rrtsy
McAllister attended the anniversary
services in Month Kinloss church Inst
Sunday.
The annt;al meeting of the St. An-
gnstine women's institute was hell it
the home of Mrs, Robert Thompson
1 t 1. \Vednesdav afternoon. There
was a gond attendance of members.
Foolowing are the n"lcern appointed
for the coming year:-I're•ident, Miss
Rebores. Thompson:1st vice-pre.idrnt,
Mr.. Samuel Thnn•p..an : 2n1 viee-
preaidenr. Mise Maty C nips : ere -
n -tory. Mia* Josephine McAllister ; as-
sistant-eeretan. Miss Eliza Thomp-
son : direr -tors. Mee. Hugh King and
Mrs, \V. R. Andrews ; district direc-
tor. Miss M. A. 1%ronhy.
ST In: ur 01110. (IT, 111" T. Lar,. ,
1•cc 15 /'nt'tTT. 1 sa
Frank J.1 heney Blake. oath that bo 1. .n-
lor partner of the florist F. .1 Cheney & 1'n..
donna bu.inenn in the City of Toledo 1'ounty
and Atm., afo,..•Id. toed that .*M firm all!
may tb. .un of ()Sr: HUNDRED Ut)LI•A118
for each and arery etas of Craarrh that ear
not toe cured by the nee of Hall'. ' atarrb
FItANK J. 1'HIWEY
Sworn to hefn.r mo knot .rb.erib..t te ray
n' .encs. tha Oh of Iteeewher, A. D.
IWt. liS al.) A. W. 0L1EAeOX.
trraRv P,'si.
Hall- •Catarrh r'nn i• takm\Ini.rnally..-4
act. &teeter on ,h. )I.r+d .unit mats.. ••,r
farr, of .hr .y.tew. `tend for tootlmot.l.t.
for.
Aidrr.. 1-. J 1 ItF:N F:Y & t o. Toledo. 0.
t'.14 t,7
T.tke H*11 . famlIy P111. 1., ondIpation.
KIPPER
The rifler. onion grower. have now
til their seed sown.
Mir Maud H ek.r hs. returned
house alter a three months wait in
Ilre+sps un.
Mr- Rutted C.Jmnr., of R.af.trth.
paM a visit in hi. n.w antnn".Ltle tut
►he riser. Mrs, Wesley Harvey.
)f-nitwriress fl,..ry and villager,
hare h.rn itlantina terser/ and fancy
teethes this wo.k, addl • a pretty ap-
pearance to their bow.ea.
The ladies of the Methodist church
held their Eadie.' Aid meeting at the
home of Mr.. John H. iWn.dsl. nn
Thur•,dsy•when a goodly number at-
tended
Mr. Clifford H. Watson, who has
been interested in the In. bane, busi-
ness.. left ter scrim ford on Naturda
morning, whore he has secured a job
he'll. Royal hotel.
The porcupine ci(ture1 hy Mr. Fred
Fowler. of the 2nrl rnnr.osinn of Stan-
ley. and which attracted so many to
WO and ...o it, s. dead- A. many as
forty different persons went to se. it
in inc d.y
Mawr*. McGregor
smith, have just r
Ihreehing outfit fn
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ft• Measly. Geer ,
London.
Mrs*r.. Tom 11111,
and Tom Media. of
known as the "Tw
Mr. Melfi. was in
Mon-
day lad he railed nn
of Eemotelville.
of many year.. tact
Bros . of Tanker
evolved a (Inc new
r this coming sea•
eon's work. It ren
sista of a 2i', -Lore
power engine and
pastor pnroh•ssd
George Whit.. R hone
of F.gmnndvill.,
Kipp.n. popularly
n Tom.,.' bolt a
friendly crack a few
days ago. When
tl.atortll on Mon•
Mr. Thomas Hill,
They are nkl fikmds
as
Loeb ser kern
bnei.weenten and stick eke to Amine e.
they do not moot as frvs(urenl ly as they
would lik.. They had a grand time
on Monday Nutt renewing and review-
ing a /nen.tehip extending over a
period of SO vearn- The entnbin.d
ages of thew Iwo veteran., who have
been Mrikirsg sparks from the old an
This Lady Knows •
Flow to Keep WE!I
t11 altiajs Lisps ing ile tkc lhJsl
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GLg7rxtu.a Max.
"I think GIN PIII.I.S are the fittest
things for the kidneys. When first I
came to Canada, 1 angered with dread-
ful Pains to my Back, that made me
quite ill. A friend gave me six of your
GIN PILLS and after 1 had taken one
dose, I felt less pain. 1 then got myself
a box and before half of it was goat, I
had lost all the backache. It did seem
• treat to be rid of the pain.
If any one tells me, what a pain they
have in their back, I sate "You should
try GIN PILLS." was. J. Ptcea=LL,
Take Mrs. Pickrell'a advice and take
GiN PILLS. They will cure you of
every traceof Backache, Kidney Trouble
or Rheumatism. Soc. a box, 6 for $2.5.,
- sent on receipt of price if your dealer
dors not handle them. Money bock it
GiN PILLS do not give prompt relief.
Samplefree if you mention this paper.
National Drug and Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, Toronto.
Mango -Tone Blood and Nerve Tablets
correct Female Troubles and make pure,
rich blood. • Soc. a box. 206
vil, i4 Ilei years, and they aro still hnth
in the heroes., and h:dh enjoying
good health. Mr. Hill, who is in his
Hlth yrnr at the hl.cl,tntithing busi-
ness and 51 years in E t,nnndville, will
he W) years of age this moiling August.
Mr. Melli. r.me tet Kipnen in 1102,
learning his trade with the late Robult
Medi.. and with an absence of seven
years 11 is been here met. since. Tbet
these two generals of the craft are sl ill
on their jobs, full of energy sod still
able and willing to take a mans pert
at the tinge. nr any other place. proves
the truth of the old adsge. that it Is
tetter to wear out than rust out. It
will he the nineties.. wish of many
friends of this worthy pair that they
may he still spared to their friends
wed the public, and that when they do
remove trn,n this sphere they will fall
in the harness,
DRINK
HABIT
Reliable Home Treatment
Thousands of wives, mothers rend
sisters are enthusiastic in their praise.
of ORRINE. h• tree it has rural
their loved ones of the "DRINK
HABIT" and thereby brought happi-
ness to their h• ,t,.s. Can he given
secretly. ()BRINE conte only $Lis)
per box. Ask for Free Bsoklet. F.
J. Butlaud druggist.__
-Perth county hog. in Winnipeg
have organized .n a.socia•ion.
FARMERS
ATTENTION !
When \'tau are in town
call and see my large dis-
play of all kinds of
Cockshutt farming im-
plements,
Brantford carriages,
Adams' wagons,
Nisco manure spread-
ers, etc.
erbert F. -Morris
Hamilton Street
T. Swartd
'Bus, Livery
and Hack Stables
MONTRRAL e1TRRP'T
icier OFF THS SWAMI
c a
1;8E4MEET ALL TRAINS
A D : PASSRNGER : HOATM
r8E
Paaeengern celled for in
any part of the town for
all train• at (1. T. R. or
C. P. R. depots. Prompt
eery ice and careful atton-
Over Livery and Hack
service will his Mand up-
to-date In every respect.
Your pat ronage sollcil ed.
T. SWARTS
Phone 1U' Montreal Street
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Our Stylish Spring Suits for women will be on sale yet anoth- •
er week. Reductions of from $4.00 to $6.0o a suit should see the •
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• Children's range in prices from 5cc to $I.00 a suit. Girls' from $t.00 to •
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Never before in the history of this store have we had such values in Waists
as we are now offering. They are mads of fine waist lawn and voile, beautifully
trimmed with emhroidery.and lace ; long or short sleeves, open back or front and
made to correct sizes. Now is the time to make your selection while the stock is
at its best. 1 he warm days are' here and a nice cool Lawn Waist is a
necessity.
HOSIERY
Dtto't forget that this store has held Hee place
for Hosiery fur" many apse. and atilt tlteintains
that pn.iiion. Yue can Hnd the stat. eaten amines
Hiatt have been round here in termer years. Nr
e111•rretied again thin year in seem i.tg tore Iisual
lot of i:lsl of Ladn•s' Black Bose, sizes I4, $1, 1)t
and 111. Two pairs for
tt 4l{0
Equally good value in other prices- We make
a specislt) of 2.1 cent stocking.. in heavy, weed'
and line sheer lisle. Easy un the fret and good to
wear,
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D. & A. CORSETS
\Ve breve put int Muck 00 p tire of
tie new SU?ERBA Corset. Regular price 11 00.
ky taking so many of throe we got thein at a
price which allow. Lae to offer them on a spall
margin for quick selling at only 71110. This is a
chance to net en op -to -the -moment summer
weight corset. D. A A. u.*ke, et a very small prier.
Note only. 790
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BRUSSELS
Mc. J. F. Rowland and children are
home from en extended visit at
Pieton-
Bruasela intermediate foothell tram
i4 grouped with Clinton and Wroxeter
in the first draw.
Mr.. A. J. Mano has gone to To-
ronto to attend the Women's Mission-
ary convention this week.
There are * good many cores of
Pneumonia and la grippe in thio
Ine"lity due to the cold, damp weather,
The Itrussehr-Seaforth stage, which
ran for about (10 years, has been taken
111 the route. Rural mail entries killed
the husinese, but it is missed.
Mrs. Wm. Mundell, aister to MM.
W. Pryne. of Brussels, died in Toronto
re -eptly of heart trouble. She was a
widow. 54 years of age, and Irft o0
child, en.
Rev. W. J. Smith, RA., one of the
secretaries of temperance and moral
reform in the Methodist chinch, gave
ao addressll.rs no his work that was
full of interest.
•At the last meeting cf the villsge
council, Mr. Wnn. Gnmeron was at*
(win tel to the vacanry entered by the
death et Mr. Edw•re. Bryans on the
rural telephone hoard.
Thursday, June iath. is the date art
f' r the annual ex, 11111100 10 the model
tat in a' Guelph, tinder the auspices of
the F.tllt Huron fainter* institute. A
special ti :1;11 0111 be run for that day's
nut ing.
The closing 'riveting of Brume,* wo
men's institute will be held on Friday.
Mrs. M. WIker will girt. a paper 011
"Lessons ..n the Life of Queen Vie-
toriv,'• and after the addre.. the
ufRrers for the roaring year. will be.
elect Pd.
A problem Iw'(nre Brumrels council is
that of instituting the curfew bell.
Recently a delegation of Ifldies waited
on the village fathers and asked for
the adoption of m hylaw, but the
board i. divided or the propriety of
its use, standing three to twn. In-
quiry will be made as to working of
the curfew in other towns, and in the
menntiute the question is shelved
Poster. are out calling attention of
the public to the cornerstone laying of
the new Pteshyterian church on Mon-
day. -Lith inst. at 230 p.m. Rev. I)r.
duaakt etitt,ni .t 4b...Torusta
Grohs. ail! perform the ceremony.
after which addrwt.w will he given by
Mr Wm- Pr/udfnnt. M.P,P. ; Mr. A.
H. Musgrove, M.P.P.: Mr. James
Bownlan, N -P.: Mr. A. Hlelop,
ex-M.P.P., local clergy and others.
Supper will he served on the manse
lawn. Rev. A. J. Mann,. B.A.. is the
Traitor.
Atthe ,pinnal inertia, of Brussels
MethodistSehiss t.h school officers
were sleeted as follows:-Supsrinten-
dent, Mr. W. R. Ken :' associate
supeilntendent, Mr. F. 11. Milroy ; sec-
retaries, Mestere, W. J McCracken
and Ernest Plum ; tre,trt4rer, air. R.
A. Pryne; orchestra c due . Mr.
H. L Jackson : home department.
superintendent, Mt*. W. Rand. ;
rradls roll anperintsndsntr. Mee. H.
L Jarkntn end Mia L. Downine.
Amount contribtted for missions $7S -
A teachers' tea prrreded the business
programme. Rev. D. Green, M.A pa..
tor. presided.
JAP-A-LAC - the Content -Producer
DINGY, discolored and unsightly Hoon are not con-
ducive to contentment. Why not bring about their
complete traruformation by moans of the JAP-A-LAC
"Model Floor" process)
This process consists in applying two coats of JAP-
A-LAC ground color, a coat of JAP-A-LAC graining
color (which is grained with 1' e JAP-A-LAC graining
tool). and then two coats of natural JAP-A-LAC-pro-
ducing a bright, hard, durable,finish like polished oak.
JAP-A-LAC is made in 21 colon for furniture, woodwork, amid
floors. Alwsys put up in Green Tuns hearing the same•'GU-IDDEN
Cap TO -DAY at your local hardware stare for a JAP-A-LAC
cloy card, and ai .f ti. little k.ok "A Thousand awl One
Uses d JAP-A•LAC.
IN GODERiCH
JAP-A-LAC IS SOLD 131(
Taking a Long Holiday
Mr- A. `t, Valleao, collector of cus-
tom. at Des.ronto, arrived in town
last week to take charge of the bead
ofRne In the alts.are of %Ir. Asher Fat" -
row. wholly; been granted six months'
lease of altlence. Mr, yarrow d (ring
his long tenure of riffle* here ha• made
many friend' ani they hope to it.. him
hack at his old poet in release health at
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