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THE
ORIGINAL
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ONLY
GENUINE
THE PARLIAMENT OF TEACHERS.
Annual Convention of West Huron Educationists -Many Subjeots
of Lively Interest Discussed --A Movement
for Lager Ealaries.
Miiutl•e oaf the forty-swnd annual
meet lug of ,Ise \V.'.t Huron Teueheni
A1a,.•iatkw held h1 the high .;hand,
BEWARE • Exrtl•r, tktot.cr Ugh and Intl..
OF The prsIth•nt, Mr. R. N. Hwllu01111.
.Nr•up11.11 the •11a1r. Devotional Nxer-
IMITATItNiS rimes were t•urldltetwl it' Iltspw•tol• Tutu.
Minutes of tiw last errslou of the
SOLD ON Toot convention held in Goderich.
I h•tulwr Inch and 11th, 191x, were read
THE and approved.
Miss Gertrude Shlnly, ..( G•a1rri.h.
'MERITS OF itariNlued tlie snl'j.d•t of geography
for thiel. clpss.•N anti rwplaslzt•el tr
tMr hill)' fir draw lug of (laps in tomo
newt ion with t geography 14'".u.
111... would talia• up the .•'114.dnu.n1 11rwt
in beginning the subject aid taws on
l row this to the township. rte.
Miss Ev.•lyu \\'..toll. n( Centralia.
took up the writing in plblie eehw.le.
- - I In nn excellent whin.), she explfaitid
the wry in which elle taught tow
n
s
ub-
J.els .Is ld first Isg1ten
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1 to the paldHuu of tow pupil soil.
11R• GEO. HEILEMANN, OSTF.4wrltiug• 1'ut� in tie wing
J..1
mun."
it PATH, •pecaalu, .n rumen's and chadors' .how the•.! ek•urly. Thr four p"• -
ber eye vow d lues
dlasass, acute, chrons and mer Y
ter, nosod !proal. parrot eeriness, lumbago on the first {stir un. eery Itutlrrtan .
S SA
rbeumat.c condition. Adenods removed TIN• terelier should +tor Buil all
Wises and St Andrew's
aru. At homeening
Mark f the'
pupil i1
.IN n lJ
he iteatl).rithoutiekme at residence. corner
Mondar•, Thursdays and Satwdar•, any evening
e,ule Tlw hest p.•u., I'uk and pw{a•r
by apoaataaent.
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
MEDICAL.
D6IiTISTRY.
R H. G. MAcDONELL.-HONOR
Geodesic Toronto University. Graduate
Col{gge of Mental Surgeons.
Collor
the late Mass Sag. Mows corner
Segara sad Wert street. Goderch.
£UcnoNt;ss.
THOMAS GL'NDRY.
1 Al...110 iELR.
1 OKON co CJU.•La
EUTII GRATEFUL.
Holman Says He &belled Taoist Saeed
His Life -Wife Join. is Praising It.
• '•I actually don't believe I would be
alive today'if it hadn't been for Tanlac,','
raid John Holman. of 183 Chestnut
street. Toronto. Out
"I had suffered from nervousrw-s and
stomach trouble for about two years." he
continued. "I had no desire to rat and
aide •rt11tt•ut1011. hlr. H. Itedinlud was wasting aware' to nothing. I suffered
delivered 11.• presidl7td's udflrr*5, tak- terribly from indigestion. my herves went
inag a. 1.1. th/•ue. Thr Iwproreur•ut of all to pieces and I became so w.ak that I
the School' S1411.111. 111 {deusgut own- couldn't do a lick of work. Arany a
tar Iw Ilrrleahy pn•s•ut.d to rhokr' night I would be unable to sleep a wink
(anrllare the eluluts of this iiup.rtiut and wood get up feeling so weak and
'let tier upas Ilse 1 4.h.'. Hr held
that the teachers 511.011111 1w u power In
the scribal I.. help x111 this good work.
We Imre a r. try to fertile Aral
.4ivl•r,inerl lu surfalr• that it lent,. It.elf
1.. mid the mat. who would IwaUtify.
Added 111.4,11 r wraul,. added wealth.
pleasure, and rgj.p'Ipru(, He would
hap. teaNwt•s start with the ..load
ground. and surntnudhlgs and then
)ass oil t, individual (armee,. prrw•
Ise,., ending up with the whole section.
LI u six %veek.' trip during the past
nervous 1 could ltard:y drag myself
around.
"I toed all kinds of medicines but got
no better Finally my wife induced the
to tryTanlac. so 1 got me a bottle and it
has certainly done me a world of good.
My appetite Is great aid) can now eat
anythir-g without having indigestion
afterward,; my nerves are stronger and 1
sleep fine all night and feel better and
stronger than 1 have in a lung tame. i
have gained some in weight. tow, and my
wife and 1 both feel so grateful for a hat
slimmer through our Western Nnrv- '1 anlac has .dove for me :hat we want
hew. and s•trrsl of the 1tatee.of tow everybody to try this wonderful medi•
I 'niil'h 'hf:'•lw w' INA ,wnmtry to equal the eine. N•r. V. I simply cueldn't be without
rich farming lairds of )tout,. Huron it for anything."
The address was or good our. 1 Tatdae is. sok! iu I:Iticrli•h by E. R.
Mr. Stevenson excelled himself t1611 i u Saaf
11rtl1
by
l'. Aterlart,
In
hl* uddnw. tau •Lttcnuture and life. , Witighaw by J. Walton McKild.ou, in
As a werisnn• towards inking life Hensel, by A. M. E. Hrwphlll, in Myth
worth living lie wronnueittrl a study I by White City I)nug Store in Wroxeter
of gIMMI Iltrruntrf%. We ...peek 11( awn by J. N. Allen, in lanlJrelwro by John
ate tkeiitg'sell IM4'unue thi•y-acv uwkitlg 10. LotttxlaherrJ. in Exeter by W. 14.
tnuec,rcrn though h towrr way letwiny
In 1trn•,fielJ LY
Peter }limey.
y.
dirt- 1 Dashwood by Tremolo A EdIghoRrr,
h 11 1 ttilug" In char Ihrw flat are
I n
heartening or nuprntltablr Is -tad of `In Crediton tow J. W. Orme, to Crin-
in tow s.Vt'. II.-gll1IN•rs should be
1 i . i;tw nl, in Gun•ie by H.
and 1 }' d o l l 11
good literature h u t 1 t
Ylr. `itrveus.1l gate Musty good ex-
should
x-
s Auld Iw need. The lesson shim
1 w
shalt 1S or •4l ,aitrit••. in hoists taken running a..•r the wittier* and uglier too by n'. K• • Holton,., lu Sheppard-
s•ee.Il day partly at tier hoard alai {wetly w uull� its «0 thttige medulla woollen fou by J H lo••'
.ho'dd rndtitate an al{tlri'eiatb it of \', Armstrong, a o or w c 1 .p .
1 11 its vat
taught entirely from the 1■wnl. Tlw
writing I.olersw Amid., is. followwh
Ainwt Wali an i.atr it the corryrt titue
for a Iretwul.
Ineweefor Toni commended r.pw•IaMy
the work done by Miss a t/m*0 intuits.
He thought head 1.4' s should Iw used
lustre's! of pen. Instil the pupils were
tidrrtatrrl 111 w't•iung: the pews slrnitl
he dull pnitn.•d for east' writing..
air. .t. ifrceus.al. 11,A.. 11. Pawl..
,1(
the London NI.1-111;11 tit 1101.1: 111.a•Ilseed
illy *nhjeet of ••.,amen errors In for
Boa s7 Goderah. Alt Irwuuct0*u ny mad or teal Illl•g 11f gruutuar. H•• first via -
aft attlw••aitlaterdlbeprotupilr atterordto plwsix.rl the fact that grammar dimly
reideau sleph.gsr 11• with w•nteHra rather flout single
-- - wools. Etymology sln11k1 10• tlulrht
w 1:I441AL. . M' ..xplahling the origin of wtue
G. CAMERON. K. G. BARRIS f"melt r wo.. 'rhe Mpw.•r en
.l.1we' I tli•1•t•olNen• '1Ually Qketinitbthus
M. T .tt.a. notary pubis . • relight h1 gr.11auaa that aver." ,alawa-
10.
ilregt. Gorkoci. third door true tf
Treat hinds to wan at lowest rat s. lately nut ruse I n teaching -tow sett-
.
+ .h d.
IrtsYw he would un+k•• darn a mI
� as taosslble. The aoletr.'.+ t•rapcel 111n-
tthAlxtRAis 'j4 SOLICITOR, NOTARY ,dderablr interest :owl a her of
f 11 l_IC, BTC. question. were lucidly & mewl-nrl by the
QII1Ne_slartma:Ber.k' Block. Hamilto. Street i•'.'tnn•r.
Omer Tekpt*aa 1e. Inspector Tom ttsokr on Notes 1y tit
Mali Estate. Coors and. lseeriwos. - Wry. H. e. .ivaiw i that in tilthlink
....---..-.... - • _... the *S511,IMM1 vutwl by the Iwpm Omen
DFW1, KILLORAN Si CCAJKE to desist hin
t rinsing ter.cher.' salaries
V MIN..• schools Bull paid ....Write. of 4.101
• BAIERistU '. 14/LICITORS. NOTARIES to ate) nrr•hvrlt H gonad or :r per .rent
slaw's, tiuusuw.
'a0 for riawtile tow literature of humor. ADVT.
umpl.Y1 of humor. H.• I11u.tritted the
literature of power by reeking taw of
Mrs. Itarrett Itr..wnitlg's p4s•tuS from
the 1'ortugne..• eitw•rtbiug 11e growth 1
of Inti for Rollert Browning luster tow 1
philtre of a flower. 111 ut«urrrising
Ie mould .1:.00..•, !Unwilling suitable 1
for the• claws. Th• teacher should
,vppr.'.itife 1►, I1. JNiuld teach his
.-ni1.1n•n to appreciate it. It s1Nnild
,ben Ile taken ae a reading lesson. after
which the 'malls 4hou111 wnuwrlm• It.
111 4'trI' pwms alltterat iuu was au out-
standing feature es well as the use hf
u,ntics4 Irlllwet111itts. Literature +hndd
belt waar4. /'f nietislln• mtNI 111-piratlotl.
As an insfutNr' of 11r• latter iw gusted
Marshiill It fnuu,. .t;•tenient at
, the tattle of the Marie• when le au-
iolnsrri: "M'. centre is retreating. my
right is broken. the sitnntien 1. ex -
...Bent. 1 +ha11 attack at once." Hr
meted everyone to tend The Blessed
Demoiselle, It is only on run' •se.t•
Mona a,dletar•e have the privilege of
t Ilst,•ulig to stieh au inspiring address.
its.•. A..A. Tnunp•r. as ileinher of tt'r
• Exeter 01.1.01 bard. being t're•seut ora.
11.•511111 1111011 elnit:•te• s eh..rt Inspiring
d 1.lre on the work of the teacher ate!
PUBLIC. CTC.
Oars a• the Square. sound .door Isom Hand
es Street. Go'der a le.
Private fund. to loin at best nasal
ole. V.wnietaiT. N j.D. Cooks.
J. L"Ktu.OSAN
1 *HARL1:S ,GA_RROW. LL. B.. BAR-
() aMI Ek, attorney, solscatar. etc.. (.oOnrel'
Ware loaned at surest rates.
t SiACER' tfAI.RIS1ER. SOL-
. ICITuk. o tery nubile sod conveyancer
ours Hunt. 4odtt lch. tr►1 Lm
-THEN AND NOW+
'."111• ' 11111.". wet•/• 1111 gt..1. 'rlwy
...mid 11.t Ia.!. T)N• little town -off,
GL'e•1'11•h itestlel Iii II',t verdant bed Ili,,
foliage 1.i the cont batik. of Huron: i
'!'hose riehaulthlg .pulses. et 1furuu'.
I;uItl ii Irate lural a•ythed th,' suits ,r'
t111111Wlltds u( wearied travellers and
itheouri the Ituue.+t toiler at hi. Mumble
threshold. The absolute repose. the
tr4esthll altitude, awl the total al•.t•Ia�•e•
of the lust of Inateri.11 gain had dritwia
pl.ttle from all the world to .eel: tow
healthful air and busk hh Gotferbli•.
glorious sunshine. Ihit ala*' all Las
chuurwl. •
Ni. 1.111g1'r lbws the llletl'aIt Iit.111 ,Ynlle
herr to eelas 111% w,•aty Maul : es, longer
dewa the heart -fret• rhil, come from the
eity to prank 011 Ilurou't sand.; nor yet
ata,. the Invalid elope to .".•gain his
former he:.111. III the wildest flights
of hie-huughlutioi. the oldest duh t1.lt-•
nut could not 1.11 re dreamed of tow
height* of I;cderitli's fame belay nor
the depth* of it. 111•-.aIr.
• Today it is the aweea of the .Yau-
wrn•Ia1in1a. The hunker. tilt. tuuin-
tacturrr. 1114 epruhltur. the I'roktr,
tow profiteer. the politician. the wire-
' Culler. the moral reformer. 111 thew'
intruders are disturbing the homely
pursuit* of the al.rrin:n es. The old
1 • w'i, nil
Nw• 1 1
corners are 1 K
larina
rk n
ttw fouulatious of that .pummelsl
isetopits-- the chs rterwl Ia uk : the park '
Is nR I..uger the phlygrolalrl of children
-,rnl
ety-rnle 11( 111•' 1171ttk
Ina fire WI( ,
resits, Sonar.. The 11111 *ids .tiv1.1-
'unities
-
.• ofn
e birthplaces uta but ill t
til. rouglifaret. The 0111 Fair l;rouo.l•
I. to 1.• the iew: Exhibition 111111 L:
Mistrial -from. The .1111 Itoard o1
Trade lois 114•.1111• the Chamber of Tutu
twelve. Tilt• 'allow•." hotele tare to b•
1 lut,,ri•i r 1'n•wier Health Resorts and 1
Pliny-grunnds, Even the churches lint.
forsworn their nvottel 1111r4MM/• 111 1s•
-- - - ' lvwe Iliad (Ifiiiv of She Forward Matt
wrleuwwl tow convention to Exeter. mrnf,
awl Mrs.R riter. r pilot n
Solna by M1...-' Hnst,u aI11 Memoir \\'hettr ening. the sudden change
o .ole ht• Miss 1 n11 how 'r sed teh,•lt •.'
Coates awl a violin w•Iwtlou In• lite 1.111 The fateful s0iuno'l• of 111111.
pees....,,. Mr. H1rIu11.IN1 u.Ll.wl much Tlw Steel ilant..1 141 in,lho'•.Mptb5
to the pleasure of the evening. A tor mystery. like smoke 1.";.114 t i' near-
1lnlmty Iriallwlu prep:iris! 1.. tilt• }:e.os." hµ1 fnnwerw 1t f.trelaeies: the mystery.
tru.•her- won. wlJoyed be everyone. 1 .pw•alntion and .•rvrti:• ti.ws•:g••- Crow '
-1 hearty vote .•f the ooks was ten- the unknown. the great it 114 the near -
tiered air• Ntrvella.tl a11,I bill sola to.L glvalt. 'rhes• litre, lupe. 11:15•.' r:tt1*.rl
part in the Nie•uhlg'* entertainment.' uuwea*earl effort to the bewildered
F1411)AT N14)RNIN(. brains of the burghers: they have pr,t-
Tl;e president •ccuplw, the (-hair. yid.' 1.'*11.1 leaders with the .ni.54:11
in.jw•brr Toru conducted devotkaal for their Wtbaattil .4ls•r.h1• ".': V1111ui1,_
exert -bees. The minutes of ,the atter- ho.1. hmte +trtrttgic1/14) IRM•twl rho
ti..al rtel'eVe•tittg session' 5.'r. need ,.'o•t- a11iou luta its euthrallinl
au1 approves'. 'The .4,,?Ioll of oft' ars 1t•{ chs: witting l• nrtalists iwrr .41110.:
erne town t:n.Yrrl.rl with. 4'111. til-• fol- to ,t. savoring soul. Iasi fn•ur.i.
lowlir nerals, finturiers lutes nu•/trl the it.'rd.-i '4
fart presiJ.ht, H. It. Ihdu,o1.41: ear of pr.•.sing eredib45. 1
pmsideuL M1.s .:.1111 11Irray, Exeter: lent it has toot IMwn +ill gain. The
rl.r.-pweeltlrut. N.•I.... F:. Ihlluus. la -ilius •fir seetus In Iia• -.lent it. fine•.
Zurich: s1:•n•tnry-treasurer. N', .1. Lto,¢.•city 1)11e Wtpwed a-w71y tut 1asgde
Jmbn.tmu, Ki iia u, an 1s•Iuu nil: off its tit*. iglu. •.f tltl•ir 1
Cnlulillurs=)tl.r Pton•iw.' Yuuug• ••ighlk•+. Tl:e tkators 'Mato• •u1lrrYl l
N... 5. 4:•11erIe•h: jtmc Hoiehou.e. Ni.. 4,-iribly, Uet'ytn..4rallt Iwt'lu_ 1 rwn.I
R,
Blyth; MIs 1'. E. `t.arttiau, I'ntt-rt•II. en p•revat4,t. They are wtulw.u41 in
Au11it.1r---.1. 11..olailstlw, G.Mlerlrh: the wlst unnoi. •hnluhle h r'trs .nal tie
){. H. 1:.••I:tuunl. Itelgrrt.•.• j ri.-thu. of phis tell dls•ase nWwtl;•
1
on all above Veal. i0rnbols two tttrntl Muga committee- Mh.sw M. Become drllriou. ante, in tl eir nt ld
=TIMI outsell :lit taw rent. on 4:9or, 1 e„ , _ - Elliott ntro unit U/ \Nin. )te rM. It. raving. 1}}11: thaw laying 51411, nr•.Ivwl :to per
vent. oil 141.1), or a grant of $'•N1. T!tu-
atty s•h.ad wet ion that pays a Wale
of Pet or over nrvh.s It grant of :net
leer IY'il. tau all 111•ot.• 1.7.11,
I I{)e yttrt1 w•tssd orethin in West
Hunw p,ylug a rulury yf gluon re
ett41 a grunt of, $17.7.' beatee, 1
per .rout. was add141 1ot.41 the pr4riti .
aatiolttots. Mr. T nlwl .xplaharl 1
nnlulwr of uattt•rN• of Whereof to
t.•Nelwrs.
ICIN• rtinil 01rtton lisp' their t.'N.her
tit•IfItAMCke WAIFr aft..
ors stone- Ivitl . t1e oit.tuiding wont. aro
114111... r:. Mae son, N. E. IMhws. Mr, 'land sharks.-fifteen•I plants.- 'lift..
ITons is to commit.- to e•xa.tlir tial• murk . wllli..ne," •'a.'rrs.-mon. Howes.- •'fifty
Ia/11 e•we•., t•arlai'r de 7rsmo.•iel to sure 1 fort lots,- .'.jljreatl.;'_; . -,'•Mils .
mH r list of adte Cdr nooks for the noir shoe.,' - -Whom" "m'fryruohnu." 1
r---iiM'-Mn.tt:w4. "wort-il rl
1AcKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
�l AHCECO - talm and isolated town prop
set !.weds
Oce s --Jas. Connolly, Pres. Goderuh P. O ;
J.s.
ma. V se-I'ru , b./chruod P. V., Thoass
i. Mara Soc.--1 reas.. Sealtetb P. V.
Dw.ctnara-L t'. Mclileeor, R, R. No. 3, Sea-
netk, John G. Grate, No. C Walton; William
Vi�a�,, it. R. No. ', Sealurth. John Benanos,-
arod5. ; Geo. Stet artarrY• . R. No. Y. Saa-
wttt, Robert Fen.. ttartock; Makdm Mc-
Ewen, Clinton; James Evat.. beechwoad, Janata
Caemdly. Guderat• ch: Ales. Leitch,
Awns: J. W. leo, Gcldet'
R. R. No. 1, Cbnwe.. William Chesney, (ealorth;
E Hind/dry, Seale: th. Pala-boteefs can pa as
payments add get thea tins recetpted at Ft. 1.
Mwr.M'• Clotlana Store. Clinton; R. H. Colt e
(3eocery. Kingston street. Galena, or J. H.
Raid'• General Slue, nayleeld.
It walnry of 4105) and twelves ■ avant
iii 41411.7: mf the tmlsn, lwld.---'
THI'R$l)AY AFTE1tNIN'N.
0r ken
f•. r u ."tele.
The minutes of tow t'rt 1
TIN n
were read owl approver!.
?I r. Meant Introvinr4l ih. snitjert, }
Th. 1'01' and 1'are of the r4•hNd
library. Ile b li.vel Ue Ilbrrry
,.1No'l11 be. ...Irefully cared for I.yy the
t,-te•h'•r. Ile should 1*• the 111.nlrian.
The Ilhrary' *honle, 1.• locked I'hild•
rill *hl.ul.l lie en co.ir.nter1 to rend. A
tnriety of Itw'kr should 10• ciN/w•n for
the lil.rary. 11.• 1.•I;eyed In hokd111R
convert. t.. nale looney for Inweet-
na.11tr in 111.r/tries.
Mr. $icsen.nln gave 1 MpI.ntltl nd-
,trw. on Tnt l.ttrrta11,111 lull 4'ntn-
Hard Wood
- -_ _ -. nut vial G• ouraplly. 'Iia held there is
4great danger of our placing too lunch
w strew, no the teachiig of the prarti.wl.
r -- - GIY.graphy may be made a Insert
stir. F.x{. ."lenses that out. van get
•
s F R E D E R 1 C T. Is G E N I: R, a ithout nonny are worth while.
>,fus. Bae. a, tleoeraphiot1 excursions will etrrelat.•
SINGING • a•'. go.plly- and 11alure study. Bunion
PIANOFORTE ' cnrloeity fe intl:lite, rivers, wat.'t
PIPE ORGAN ' *troche., ...Male, r.s•ks and other
thiugs ex.•ite wonder sii suggest ex-
Studio next to P. J. MacEwan's Garage i -I, ration, which 1.111 he nttliw'l in
training your mind. . Tie'teaeliing of
1m111111erli11 gtrlgrttlhy begins at home.
Tiw store, rile market, to rilrl fa rms.
etc., tn1re*t 151.,.1'. 411111.-- along thi-
11,.•. TN. *ton• fa a triad.. rete. 11.-
-nates• it is nti the corner r,tt ,'.t- the
• a,rigtl of chits.. in teaching trans-
) p rtntlon route.. followed. {.reser tient
lite Leading a11d r.h1cl.w heededrw'hettier by land.
water or air can ''15ily 1.• d•'va.garl
Funeral Directors forth simple beginnings. ATI vshthit
shinny in..tullte tion with the address
and Embalmers .* If IcS'L1i1e-matte map of the 1'u1tw1
States, with the products of ration,.
(hiders etretodly attende.i to se•ttoi+ 4111111. it/ The map 1n proper
ILL all hi, e•, n•11 lit •,T day. {wi+it111t1. AIIIIt her was 11 n11101.11
Iw.krl 4.f N lack in a .'ental. Mr.
GOPERI H Mtevensou wnnld use 1na11c nitpphlgs
trim paper. i, tail ",,tt1et {.1.'tlrl•M to 1111
111 1111 t.Y,ehing. The whim,. was n
very interesting nor mei pre.....0e1 in
;1 Illasta'Iy ITlatlllo'1'.
'r.mela•ra Pt411ri1•' aa- taken up by
!lir. J,.ul Merrily of Exeter and Mr.
Nornu111 Gcildes of 11'Igrere. They
•1Niw41 ,-enit•Iltd.vIy that teachers are
. itwelegnately paid, their work 1,. the
mildest, they ars training yotulg assns}.
MUSIC.
Brophe3 Bros
END STOMACH TROUBLE,: •
• GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
t ,
• -r, > .""Pay's Dlapepsin" makes sick, .our,
fid gassy stomachs surely feel fine for orrudty and yr( they are not paid
In five mloutaa a. well as tnanv aiurl11rnb41 pwrs,nls
1� ,rho II re in other walk. of life, The
•;',1..,i• If what on at ate b slmrtn ne teacher. felt fiat the peye•hrloik•al
M' y 1 moment hall arrived t.. do something
F°111. stomach nr 11.. like t lump of :loll those present deeide1 that a
lewd• or you belch gab and eructate nlluitionnl salary of at Inst *7ml 'should
slur, undigested food, or have a feeling 1.• .reeive d by heginne'rr. Tills d onion
•, of dizziness, hearthure, full..ss, nausea, L• Incira..11 hr 4..1 a neir until 411tH)
e+ i had test' in mouth sod efomaeh-head- it reached for the fifth •rdr'. salary.
Pledge cards ,v.re prod..eel sod alined
Oche, you can got relief 1n Ave minutest L)' shutes evervon.. The Ier/wlon
i[at ti .esitratirittg acidity. Put an end en .•I.o-a1 tt.•n t. nlw•t at 4 o'd.>,•k In tow
.aeh stomach disinter now by getting a at home in tow d--4hly room of tow
J lama Afty-ant ease of Paps:,. Diapepein school.
firms asy dent seams Yon fealty, in THl'Itsir.%% 1 VEYINtt SESSION.
Ave minutes haw aeedlets. it 1s to anther
Inspector Tom IMY•nplwl the sial.".
1:''' Mr. hors et-, H4'te of Exeter. in a
frena Indi4rdtlnn, dYSPepgia 01 117 stem.- (test spew"ts Oren in Ms n.nml happy
ads disnr4e'r eansrd by food fermerltatios instiller. extentlrrl a hearty yrelrltme to
+pa to excessive acid la Mame&N. the teachers and wished them a profit
Light Wood
From $2.00 to$6.00
per col d' ---
Delivered to any part of the
town.
Also a quantity of
KINDLING WOOD
Phone 165
Robert Wilson
Hamilton St. Goderich
11.-..-111•1••,11• Illl�ll 1, ` Itl'1 ':45.•e'
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LENGTHEN THE
SHOPPING DAY
o ted
e Sh p illumine by
Il HYDRO Gas Filled
Lamps invites patronage and
confidence.
0
C,appear a. theyare.
Dods
The business day is extended:
Hours that otherwise would
be dull are made busy and profitable.
If your busineastops when dusk falls tbereason
usually is found in poor cr inefficient lighting.
You can -improve every hour of the business day
by installing HYDRO, Gas Filled Lamps. You
flood the gloomiest corner ,of the shop with the
brilliance of a nocn sun. •
HYDRO Gas Filled Lamps carry the endorse-
ment of the Hydro -Electric Power Commission
of Ontario. This means that they have been
tested in the laboratcries of the Coenmission..nd
are perfect in every detail.'
Let us demonstrate the superiority of HYDRO
Gad Filled Lamps.
HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION
OF ONTARIO
1041 a*L1 .T
waserworks HYDROTISHO�t commission
BASK TUE H) UKU /r1An
H ern's
GRIPS
TRUNKS
SUITCASES
HAND HAGS
We carry a full line of
Travelling Goods. See aur
goods before going on that
trip you have planned.
nemessasinse
' We have special values
in Boots and Shoes at
the present time when all
leather goods are advan-
cin l so rapidly.
PAIRINI.
Hats
IIbnry. "uti111ot1"." "nnlfortu motes.- "pr.•.wrip I --__--.
10110111 touter on ilterory for Plnrranl.r-
elookSes. Th. lats•r Allowed the value
f hist..ry- in training future citizens to
I.'. i,iu,' hated lig••ni, honoruble awl
{atl'iutie, with 14 finger convention of
.tlull they 0We tft•ir 1.11141, \t'•• tenet
week to make tile euldeet real alai ii-
tem...1y interesting. 'I'fe methMt . 1
,.
Y' 1•
1• 1 tl
a. M
temehlnq should 1.• tow tw t
There *haunt M• contra nt test- by ex-
aminations.
Noss H. Khieniti took up fare .1
irh.ud Grounds and School Decoration.
unit .arid that if ice wish pupils to
crow up with un appreciation of
, nature tie should •otesalt ythew as to
1 ,111111., epl•Ir *1.111.41•+,"r.1I1111+
lulls gurd••us 4'lntlfs 41,. itid Ire kelt!
in the noon, pit t11rr* on mulls, the•
I•.'rry pictures are wee!. Neat stud
lint !. t fare. at'.• the 1.-st dernl'tlliulls,
•C>isrit11l 1 • tion." "%V t i:llo11 "new' tlnn•" "�1er-
Mr. Roy 1tonrholt+r•stluwed n IWlalr'i .ntnwer tint..." wail the d1'•to0l parr
of 4411.Ih ou ha u,l. sH11- 11,141 is pr.s•riptlou 1:en,e-lt'rsit
Tlw root -earl showed an alb.1141u11e At present. however, the town .•01111- .
of 1111 teachers. 1.11 is trying to cote with the situation 1
A Ilbrary ct it 444• e01101 Ting tat a n.{ has ,.paused 1,11 .Rust nr exp•i'."
Messrs. To111..1. II. Johnston, and J. P. to save the community frout what I
Hume and Miss 1. E. Sharman was threaten% to exterwtutt.' the entire
app dttw1 fo puma.. Ilea• books. eftIzeirhip, and lute refgtrwl the ltlut,it• j
p delegate.; to the nuttte•r to the -Special Committee. -
11.7.
The report ..f the 1
1►.E.A. was rend by W. H. Johnston. e
Tille was foilowe.1 by a short diw•n.-
sMi urging all teachers t.. attend. A.
this 4111 conn-ideled very valuable to
tow teacher and ultinat,'Iv to the
....hoot it w.. urged 11{.111 the teacher
to ■ppneaeh the truetfr•s for a grant
aim at having tai nr twelve +, holds ,
united 1i mor heir. Pupils should he
shown that the I.'st 11r1icl,* aren't al-
wpys the largest. Trnbdut atone tut.
line will 1.• .err valuable to ehildn't.
towards int ying-.•rp'lls"' id the teacher Th.. (dares created .irilsiderable rob
while attending the ci.}:.A. .move tti,u. tt•tret and tunny questions were asked
Mr. Nrlsnl E. lh.htue. priuclpd of MUNI answ'erwl. o
Zurich public school. reed 11 splendid Nines Ilia Taylor ,thtnith'rl an ex.
paper on literature for Fourth and
Fifth flaw.... 1te advised the Um -ti
Ing of literature' without Moving the ,
esamhation in view. He would te'al•h l
the literature rather Burn the rule.;
governing the suiting of literature..
Th. taste of rho• pupil for the nest
Ifassln'. I1.•tus or books should. le
cultivated. SOUP. splendid Ist•n1- 1111
ant RI stays lentil the best Ie*W11ns.
Er1•11 many writer* of good 11ts rein+
have wri1tl•u much that Is woo -Hotrods.
Disedad .'hat Isn't good heroin,. thele'
Is so 111111.11 that is excellent. To iron•
Ovate the .hil11'e Int-.• of literature .1411
attention to beton Ifni Angle Ihte•s.
such hint to observe the ie•auties of
nature. .\ iierature leesm el Id he
more than teaching the meaning,. of
tf'i.rd*. The telilli'r should prelate.
the lesem. wl•Il liefot•ehlnd, h. .hound
be :t aide .".:tater of standard 1*k. to
understand 114's•ns himself. Tido was
all excellent paper.
luspar•tor Tom 05ple111.91 11111111.S ill
school regulation,. and gas.. fol ice ata
.tune of clow,.. making req*not*. gar-
den*. correct epose'II. o•'.
Mr. 1;. 14. Howard exp111u111' agCf-
.ultnrat 1171114+ Il ltd their payment. 111111
told nl.int Ita.l.w,M1I school fair met
IM great ,.msec,.*.
• Miss Florence Toting ' ...ke of the
simmer school at tinel1,11 mid 1.rom-
mended all teachers to attend.
Fltil►AY AFT}:11Ni''N.
Th. reeolutifin .•o11t1111te• repa•t•el a-
follow•11,-
1. That the minister ,od ent-or to
•denim it grant for urban s. !awls and
that In HppHrrtlouln4 eneh gratin. noth-
ing Iw given towards a inlary iest that.
471.1.
2. That lite' British and Canadian
History, He ISM IM.nll/l In • t•ohtne,
Iw p111111 -h111 In two eetru•ute books as
fi.rtne•rl v.
R. That H central committer 1N'
appointed to Med with ell rawer where
tee/11'I11•1'*, 1*s'H11., of adherence to WIl-
art• Wiled Stied Curve not been return111.
11I•so111ttone of regret nen- listeeed
reef rd lug the death of 1)r. Strang, of
liodertrh. end Mr. it. }:. 1Ii-0ttIL of
Winnipeg.
Mr. K. f<. Stothers, H. if. A., enmity
n•trerteirtative. spoke on school fairs.
H. advised early nrganlarttw' for next
yen r. It !Mould loot be leder then
Jnufiary. Tb. sympathy of the teacher
11. rsw•ntial. There b no limit to the
teacher'. InAyyener in M1114 lug for
soles,.. Fnml• for princs should he
collet -het loom Ily fro triennia and
municipal grafts. Tew.h'rs should
Will Morning
Never Come
DOES this illustration pic-
ture your experience?
What is more distressing
than being unable to sleep?
Sleeplessness is one of the
first and most certain symp-
toms of exhausted nerves.
This 1. the warning that you need
the talatatancw of Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food to restore vigor to the nerve
cella and thereby avoid the develop -
anent of serious nervous trouble.
By Improving the quality of tbis
blood and buiM{ng up the nervots
areem this food cure brings new
energy and strength to the whole
body.
1:0 ..est. • Doi, s for 102.75, all det)ere, or
Ldmanas5, Rales & Co., Ltd., Torwts.
r-},•. J,,.-W.44wy dlwnsswl.x tulw-
Ia•r of short Method. in arithmetic,
that s.'r. inefnl alai niter.•+ting.
Veto...•.5 thank. were latssrl to tar
}:ester w•htMrl lsauvl for then... of Ne
wised. and to the retiring officers.
The -.liming ..f the National Anthem
br..'tgltt a tidy snce•r+til convention
10 a elms•.' --.-_
\ I.renee
,% pnrlrl tens It for.1{r. }1
Clark, \ll ria, but she e,111.1't receive It.
An,o1N• knuwtuu anyttlillg ot- )1 will
confer el Gator .144.11 \li.N Clark by
• seating with her.
.4.11 teacher. who w'I.II to compete
fer the .%esipl•iutl'ii prize for improve-
ments made in their sc11on or of the
Statile, township prize. sh.lQd s.-ud u
11st of those improvements to t e s -
fury before Novi•ndwr 1+t.' tie
'!toe
will nod le. exte•ntied any longer.
1
Victor Victrolas
and
Brunswick Phonographs
at
Thomson's Music Store
In addition to the Victor line which we have sold
for the past 25 years, we were offered and accepted the
agency for the Brunswick Phonographs, 12 styles, from
577.00 to $550.00.
The Brunswick Tone Amplifier is builtentirely' ,If
wood, giving the sound waves a beautiful mellow
quality.
The Double Ultona, or Reproducer, on the Bruns-
wick will play any make of Record at its best.
We always carry several thousand Records in
stock of the latest selections and standard "World's
Best" music.
Call and hear our Musical Instruments and be con-
vinced, of their superiority.
Thomson's Music Snore
Goderich
North Side Square
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