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' iiipaday. Jule
Ladies' Whitewear
in the Latest Effects
Ladies' Collars
and many other lines of wo-
men's and children's wear.
Novelty Goods
A very extensive line. It
would be worth your while to
call and inspect them.
McEwen's 1\
Specials
Flannelettes at reduced prloes.
Sheeting at reduced prices.
Rocktast Drill at reduced prices.,-
Glagtutm at reduced pries.
♦ alese assortment for Window
Curtain.. from 23e and up.
All -wool Serge. navy blue. double
width, et $1.75 per yard.-
Inderwear, to bear, et pikes
worth' w hlle.
A great. number of artleleil to
Groceries at reduced peke/..
J. J. McEWEN
The 811Pars • • -
Phone 46
COUNTY AND DISTRICT. Ili
Mrs. Naltiger. of i►mitwood, passed
away July 12th, aged owventy years.
Tho death a"•urr.l or July 11Th of
Mr.. Simon Iiowlet1, of Ethel, In her
sixty•tirst year. The .auow of death
was pneumonia. Her husband ru,.l one
...u. ItlnI,, of Wiuttham survh'e.
the Kuuday, July 1711, death re-
moved it I•.•.necks! .Mizen of lleusnll,
Its the perw.n of Mrs. Thos. Cook. who
was in her fifty-ninth year. The hus-
I•aud and two daughter, survive.
The following story comes (ram Dash -
'Wood : While ttossing a creek during
the recent flood a farmer near town lost a
roll of bills valued at $100. The roll fell
into the water and thated down stream a
considerable distance. Later on the bills
were picked up by a neighbor, some hang-
ing on shocks of grain. some on slat, of
earth and some on the fences. The finder
returned the Toney to the:loser.
By the dt•nth of Ar. hil•nld ]lel:regur,
of Kiletwu, the towtu.hip of Tueker-
smith has tort one of its foremost well.
Mr. M,•t;regor died July 1:t1 at the
Loudon ho.pltnt Ill his »et...uty-seventh
year. Hr Wain elle or the early .rattlers
of the dlarht. ha vita .pair with ldw
parent. from 1..•..tlauel In the year 1m51.
The fatally ...tiled on the :;rd .nneee-
+lou of Tucker -ankh. where the de -
(seised "lent nearly all his life, re-
moving with his wife to Klpilen two
year, ag•.. IL.+,tes tl.e wlduw, two
...n% and four .laughter, 'cursive.
The laying of the cornerstones of the
community hall at Londesborc. was a
memorable event in the h'efre of the
township of Hullett. There was a splendid
crowd in attendance and the program
throughout was much appreciated by a11.'
At precisely 5.30 o'clock the cornerstones!
were ready to have the finishing touches
applied. Mr. John Lanham, of Golerich,
Ind Re-ve-M. Armstrong Had' been!
-.aspected to perform the Ceremony. but
unfortunately Mr. Lasham was riot able,
to be present and ex Reeve John Fingland
ppetrrt.raled the ceremony in • his behalf.-
Shurt ad resees were made by both Reeve
Armstr ,f. and .Ir. Fingland and others.
.Atter the c-remnny of laying the corner-
stones a splendid supper was served by i
the ladies of the community on the Metho.1
dist parsonage grounds and to this ample I
justice WA, done. In the evening the!
Keoka Hawaiian Glee Club, of Lo•vion, .
presented a .delibhtful program. When
the community hal is cnmp'eted. the,
municipality will have something much ,
needed as well as something that will re-
main for ail time as a monument to the
ortegnty and thriftiness of the residents of
he community. Rev. lames Abery, in I
hi- usual affable manner. acted as,ybau-
man during the entire proceedings.
EXETER.
Word was received in Exeter last week
of the death of Mrs James Westcott.
which occurred at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ferguson, Winnipeg. .1rs. Ed.
Coates. of Usborne, is another daughter. I
, The remains were br„ugbt to Exeter for
interment.
"My Back
Is So Bad"
P AINS in the small of the
back, lumbago, rheuma-
tism, pains in the limbo all tell
of defective kidneys.
Poisons ars being left in the
blood which cause pains and aches.
The kidneys, liver and bowels
must be aroused to action by suck
treatment as Dr. Chase's HIdn¢
Liver Pills.
There L no time for delay when
the kidneys go wrong, for such de-
velopments as hardening of the ar-
teries and Bright's. dismiss are the
natural result.
One pal a does, Z coats a Was an
dealers, or admaa.oa. Bata, !-Gee itsL.
Toronto.
Dr. Chase's
Kidnet (.i' Cbz Pills
Since the markets of the United States
have been practically closed to the cattle-
men of Ontario. a number of the shippers
of Exeter have taken //msoaace in a brat for
over 500 cattle arid/ will ship them to
England She first week in 'August. About
twenty men will accompany the cattle.
It 'is many years since there was much
shipping of cattle to England.
;. iNGH-t)l.
Wingham's tax rate this year is 34
milts.
I Billie Burke has sold his restaurant
business to Messrs- Brandon & ?1,tchell,
j and has again taken charge of the Queen's
cafe. •
The new teachers engaged tor. the
Wingham public school are Mile Ward,
Palmer• ton; ‘1ss Dote, %'Ingham; Miss
Davey ,Kincardu.r; Mi Rathwell, Luck -
now, end Mile Green, Sc1campton.
The vacancy in the town council catio'!!
by the death of Councillor Mitchell has
been filled by the election of Arthur.
Fothergill. and John McCuol has been
elected public school trustee in Nast of
W. J Haines, removed front town. Both
electrons were by acclamation.
George Chettleburgh, the eleven•year•
old son of Mrs. Henry Howard, weer
drowned in the Maitland River Tuesday
a'ternoon of last week. In c¢ompany with
three other young boys thel\little fellow
went in swimming near the C.['.R. brfdg•,
and as the water owing to the recent
rains was some two feet higher than
usual he got beyond pis depth He as
not able to swim and went So the bottom
and his companions were too,. young to
make a rescue. An alarm was given and
soon a number of men were'endeavorm,;
to find the body. The water was so dirt N•
that it was over an hour before the body
was located and brought to the shore:
SEA FORTH..
The toddlers' memorial w,•antu••rr
Ins been Osgood In position lar V;••coria
Peek and, will be unveiled at u later
date.
F. S. Karauge, Jewell' :..,' ceafort h.
was elected president .•. : t.• 4)nlarlo
.iewellers' A.wxJatinn n11..' .rlveu-
tlou recently held at NI:4Car;, Falls.
.1 pretty wedding took 1;::e•.' on Wed,
ues.lay, July 21Ith, In th- T. iu,.nlvill,'
t'r,.byterlan church. tI -- Ell,. .i.
riflemen., only (nug1 . .•' )Ir. and
Mr'.. Hugh /'Moony el i -:u.upltalle.
Ming united In mart, -o. Jtol•ert 1
Mackenzie , youngest - of fir..
Ih.uald Mackenzie of s '..rr1.. The
ceremony was perforn.•'1 1.v l ..v, se,
WI...1 a in the preemies of I..,ur fifty
gtn•srx. The happy
of territorial train for :, trip
Saguenay.
While Alex. Walker. ••e tgwII.
wwimlriing in the river l.ra..l,-tl+;.
tdrrs at Baraekl a fess 'tars ago,
leonine exhausted and so,S 1 i kilo
IT* * l.redfea went waw 1.,••1••.1 •.I t y r.. ii -
ley Niehel. who Jasls-+•-..tr -the pier
and siu.w'elei in keepir.2 Situ up t1tt111
.lune w.'n la.•tired a loot -slid r.•a•nwl
thein. It sea% a pluck .I. --i and is to
receive some re o ii1•t.+:, fr i the 1
1'ru.•hte•lal Buy Wool . w,nin ielsd
twang .a member of the setfort err. rn;-
!ttatton- s •.,
Tire well -drillers a a:Ivy -lwrlt .
olw•ntting at the rear r:.wn ball
for 'rotor time strnek ., ....--stew of -
water at a depth of 1411 tsxt•--oisuesr.
ing has c",ntiuuel 5444•... Wi4,1ont stir
lowering of the water 1".o• water Is
-of rc.wflrnt quality. i. fr*.'-r.-..m 4n.-
ernl taste and is cold soil •isirkling.
.trt.ula'r well will be agi:mmr_the
prrsrnt one for poor . a. y pwtgtoaes
seal as soon a. labor and tmtrerial
."ruts r"ome .Lown .......4the intends
ereetit*R a lower Is. -• :,not going
uhe•utl • with the new v. .r :....rks ars-
tori1 for the town.-••amt',a1.g that
Sea forth h... Iw•t'n Mid+: , • 1,..A of for
ae111,• years.
Sp ia; in
A Man is just as Young
and Strong a* hilt
Blood
R'o'man can tight the battles of
life and hold his own if his blood
is not pure, for rich, red blood
is what strength is based upon.
When you see a strong, vigorous
man, who never knows when he
is licked, you may wager that
such a man has coursing through
his veins rich, red blood. Many
people have thin, pale blood.
They are weak, tire easily, be-
come discouraged quickly, and
sometimes feel like giving up the
struggle. Such folks need Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
ery, Which is sold by druggists
in liquid or tablet form.
Send 10 cents too Doctor Pierce's
invalids' Hotel in Buffalo,. N. Y.,
for a trial package of the tablets.
NIAGARA FALLS;ONT.-" I have uerd
'Dr. Pierce's Golder' Medical Discovery
at times for the past three years wall
wonderful resuls, 'and I take great
pleasure in saying a word to boost the
cause of ' Freedom from Illness.' 1
am 'a pressd,an by occupation. which
is quite fatiguing and hourlong to the
system, but since taking the , Discov-
ery' business has no drawback for.
me. Three cheers for I1.ocGor Pierce'%
medicine ! "-WILLise H. DFti'I1gv,
Ja., 32 Bridge Street.
Good 1Piumbing
IS A DELIGHT
Poor Plumbing
IS AN ABOMINATION
When we do the Joh, we
give you the right kind- -the
kind that gives you pleasure
ansi comfort.
FRED. HUNT
"THE PLUMBER"
• Monona. atr..I PAon. 139
1'iunlning
Kavtwtr.o,ghing
Heating. '.
Metal Work
The climax of the Ses.a 's
Millinery Events
Remarkable values in
Trimmed Hats
FOR
Half -Price
No two styles alike and
represent all the smartest
and newest ideas of our
Summer Millinery.
A wonderful collection
of good values
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston street, Goderich
THE BLUEBIRD WASHER
- ---a11 and see a demonstration of the best Washing
Machine on the market. We are agents.
Lighten the drudgery of housekeeping with one of
theme easy -running machines, which save labor and preserve
health and good temper.
=SON „MAZDA LAMPS
are the standard, up-to-date electric light. We have them.
-1h1(► all kinds of
ummer Heat -lard on Baby4
i
i
No season of the year is .o dant
4ife--of little
summer. The excemiv,- heat throw the
little stomach out of order so quickl that
unless prompt aid is a' hand the baby
may be beyond all.hurnan help before the
-mother realizes he is iii Summer is the
season when diarrhoea. ch opera m(antum.
dysentery and colic are most prevalent.
Any one of these treub.ee may prove
deadly if not properly oyster!. During
the summer tete mother's best friend is
Baby's Own Tablets. They regulate the
bowels- sweeten 'he t.mach and keep
baby healthy. The T,ah'ets are sold by
mail at 25 cents a
-Williams bled+eise
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Myrtle A,. tas.n-Winglatm.
`.die M. I)rap•r-(Tinton.
Ni lie 444.-1.ueknmv.
\'e Heist -R. ti. No. 1. Keafortb.
Ida Iowa/ton-It. 1t. -No. 3, Lul•k-
Ia1N•,
N.
Mor 4 Hangl--R. R. 4k -lip -Wing -
him.
Luck -
11"11.
15•
Luella Join ton --lit. It. •\o. 3, Au-
burn. (' -.
VIob•t Kltklwlt ilk --'Ir' ng:in:ion.
heti'. Kramer R 3... 3. itnrssels.
K,.t tart h.
,1�•uui.J_h.na I.ltekuow, •
\I:.ry E. MG-Xill) -I4 .sol..
Shawl T. M,•(ltinld-I t.gann on.
F:dlrlt--A- Mogrldgr-A rn.
Edna 1.. Relit -Walton.
I1.ruthv 4'. Roth -It- R. -N. 1, Wing -
iia m..
F -dun P. st-otehmh'r IAuyfe
('hsyrlotte 1. K.iteelry-('lintua
11jy4' M, L. $l ep nrd-Hoderieh.
la Sowerhy-it. R. No. 2. Gower
zzi.' Kowerhy-it. 14. No. '2. Hoek
r i -r
tail -tett W. fatn-v10*-Walcot►: - -=--
Itnby I. Toyler-i4. It. No- i. Varna.
Nei mit Thompson-Lit(kn t*.
Simi.- E,- T'huell-It. R. No. 4. Rnrs-
Ladies' Silk Holeproof Hose
Rib top in black, bro'.v n,
camel, navy, dark and
light grey
Regular price $2.00 for $1.75
MaiL.•4 Living -tun
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
1 HE SQUARE
GODERICH
1
TUJIIF YOUR TIRE
nue. layerupon layer of skilfully
tuirl.nized fabric. The job of the
tire repair span rail. for an inti-
mate knots ledge of tire anatomy if
he i. to di.•w l the weak section
[tom the strums atld rebuild a tire
body .uffici. sal) .turd, for re.i.t-
41144 prr..ure .train. ;and gruelling
road rub- lei 11. •how that evpert
repair. do pay higge.l return..
H. J. FISHER, 14.01 F tK; H
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AggimENIMMIlt
Don't Throw Your Old Carpets Away
ELEQ ICAL GOODS
for house, store, office or \workshop.
Estimates made and contracts taken for electric
wiring and other electrical work.
A. J. LAITHWAITE
Old Colborne Hotel Corner Phone Hamilton St.
medicinedealers or b
box from the Dr.
Co., Brockville.
The
{ We1ne•
of 4in•
nosh. M
la•renik y.
r
NMe• rseAlV I 1 wtlr and v
-. .-, ntlrt- lir
In the town.h
4L1'TH.
W..IuewWy. July .7.
Lyth ,.f Mrs.:John Routley. on
ay of last week, romove.l our
d n ;stye. of tenet Wawa -
lir nosy was .in her eighty-
-after their marriage
nisi lid. the Tare John
twassty4)g'D }shot
.f 1',,ts,m n'. naming
i' to the tarsi .•niN•Px•
rash. Mr. It••t•tler
ago. shw,• which
made her both*.
torus that t..wl1-
apo of I ,,,.1 \)':
d 1 se•veure•u y.•
tiro Ur.. !tent4.- .;a
tlth her tam. .,,,.role„ and d:urgl)t.r.
ss 1Int riotto,. -toot r daughter.
Tulse - -L. sod a i rtes hem
' .1onethan- •tri r.•-i•b•nts ofsjtlrth. ,
In the field crop eompetit m in'enn-
uisaeel with the Blyth \u oultur,l
wn•irty-, the prize: have ieen Warded
It. the following onler : Duncan !whi-
tlow. rod: J. .Ir 1'. iwldlaw, til: John
Darr. :t21a ; I.iwal 1f. Laidlaw. 7110-1:
M01111 iirers, 7x: I: Richmond, 72% :
it. 41: Sllortreei. 71.
After a long Ill!. -w Mrs. William .1.
Feuwk'k. of Illyts plowed away (1(1
Satnrdey night. itrtles age of 14•veury-
two yelrs. .The &•.rind awl h.'r loss
Instal farmed its 1:151 Wnwnno.h for
fifteen tear. Iwdr r•• •.omit g to itivth in
1'4!)7. lir. Rows i.•1.; died ten years
Mte'r. 41ne danglll' , Mre..f..1. Me.nn,
of Itivth, survives her mother.
Rev. A. (`. Tiffin who Ira. recently
r"tor 40 ltlyth n• I -safer of the M.•th-
,wllst ,initrh. Is 'oely settle.1 in the
Iwirainxge ami i- stetting scans fours
11e 1s tw•f11g spleu.lsily receive) by tis'
people of hl. owl, ,•hurrh, aro evidetnvd
hy- ins Large eon':smelting. and is els.,
t*'ing wet.".mel '4 the citizens genre.
nllr.
Itev. W. It ria,'sine. wife aid fam-
ily have boon tisiting relettv.w at
Dutton.
Ii. A. Thomas 1:1s been tennsfernsi
in Gn4ph ns f .P if station agent there
Hr has ..heady I.•ft to take his tx•w•
posiiion. and Mrs Thome,' and family
will follow whortb.
awagesageasseemsemaegerweremesoN
Brings
Brings the Farm to Town
NOW that he ran order it at once by LnngDistance from his favorite
dealer in village, town, or city nothing is too good for the farmer.
"You advertised a special sale on phonographs in to -day's paper -
Ship me one" -he telephones.
Within the same convenient radj�yys of your store are scores of thrifty
bousewives who would be pleasedto have a merchant solicit their trade
by Long Distance. Even if a sale does not result, you have advertised
your burliness in very effective way. They will probably call when
they crime to towR, or order from your advertising. It's htirnan nature.
We know a tire dealer who called up 29 strangers by Long Distance
and sold tires to 8 of them. A follow-up letter or personal call later
brought nearly all the others to his store.
Don't let your tellphone idle. Lona Distance can bring suburban pros-
pects within sound of your voice Turn it into a salesman, and keep it
bogy. Every other means of communication *substitute for the voice
-tate voice is YOU. �^
y
Tksak of oar MannIf er as the
Maaagrr of aro. Tekphoss Serres
Fiery Fell
Telepf or
is a Lowg
Pit rasa
S(eoiea
Src('11RIMFUL NORMAL STUDENTS.
}'•rltn. ing oro t o oiliness of the stu-
dents from this r.;nnty who have been
nttelwlliNs-th. Xurmal notion! at 4trat.
enrol and who ha'• horn wue•esesful in
the examination.
isrferira seel'arsl"elsea ('atitlrates.
Rel.,.-% .1 roc,, "Ag-Wineha m-
EIlrwls'th .1 1 .kr-R. R. No. 3.
I t rns.el s.
Annie ih,vter It R. No. 5. Goiter's!).
•M )f iieunetr IVinghats,
Marie !Sennett Wingham-
Iva 1. Parr I• ngannrtn.
ite•rtt,a ('iarks.,n--4.rleketnw.
Mary 4'. t't"wh--deeforth.
r.- teltp ll•drOTI.
ago.•.
Walker -4 'Illus...
(;la.lys 4, \\','bb -1t. R NO. 1. Lai*.
now.
Arnold 1i. Glazier -('Linton.
-Lauri.•,' jr Trv'h-K1,ois'n.
4'.
Graham WNW(
Limited Third Standing.
Mary- Jefferson--'Anhurn.
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Roll and Gun. for Anglia*.
Losers of the olrt-of-doors will be
pleased to know that a *jovially .inter
- number of Rod and Gum
nada is Jnxrout:----The August is w
(sesta l;is a partiellhtrly atltw ing
article .entitled, • "Mlexixswngn 'an-
ada's Brat 4'8 11414. Trip," by 1 tight.
Hain.. This i. a story that a ercone
will enjoy- The stories by P. Y. tvil-
liam.. R,.nny',•la.tle ihile nail lorry M.
Moore. w•r;l-known .-untrihtit r., will he
received with undoubted Aror. The
4hrlllint exp.'riene•s oar uel in the
sevea,l urtiel,a.fallowI will he -of
great u,i.•lea 1814 v,,hl.' o the amateur
sp•rt.tna++-----
sawn* 44epart--
ments. fishiee. Incus. • eivereatkln and
kennel contain man important prints
tfuot rho tvpiosil -. rtsmnn will pppre-
.•late. ii+.1 an. tit in 4'nnnda Ise
pILii-lost a nil c nt W,w>,ht,a•k, On-
tnrio, Lc W ayMp Limited.
A meal" n -WS; 'osrt etrMng in his
closed carr; •e. when suddenly the horse
shied, and gan tearing along the road.
The o er did not interfere with his
driver, • . t sat calmly waiting for the best.
Buthen an accident seemed inevitable
he ac ,.
P •ping his head nut of the window. he
sr' •ted to the coachman : "Run into
s• ething cheap."
Episcopal Fallibility.
The followine story about an absent-
minded bishop is being whispered around
in ecclesiastical circles :
"At the end of a very tiring day he
was conducting a confirmation service, at
which there was a large number o( candi-
dates. The last candidate to came up
was an old man with a perfectly bald
head. The bishop placed his hands upon
his head in the usual manner, but in the
most unusual manner was heard to ex-
claim as he Bid so :
'•1 declare this stone to be well and
truly laid."
The tool Way -The (•Iran Way -The
Sawing Way.
Those who know the charms of the
Great Lakes have already made plans Inc
their annual pilgrimage to America's
Wnndetland. lake Erie. with its incom-
parable fleet of magnificent passenger
vessels. is especially attractive to travel-
lers, and plying its waters you will find
some of the largest atwl most palatial
ft earners.
Of these the great ship "Seeandbee,"
operating daily between Cleveland and
Buffalo, is undoubtedly the most popular.
The "Seeandbee••n, the largest and moot
costly steamer on inland waters of the
world, and her immense proportions and
luxurioato appointments prompt passen-
gers to call her "The Floating Hotel."
The traveller finds rest and comfort via
this lake route. By boarding the steamer
at Cleveland or Buffalo at 9 p. m. IF'au-
ern standoff! time) he may break It e
monotony of the all rail iourney,enjoy Tourney,-enjoya
night of refreshing sleep and reach des-
tination
estination et 7.30 the following morning.
Ne matter how old. how darty. bow dtlapldated, tie
a reps around them and o end to ue to be made Into
The Famous "VELVETEX" Rugs
Reversible -Wilt wear a utatim.Prloaa r. -"..-
W. bays hundreds of rsoemmwendsuona from
oasts-
god
aybystovs%e"du
• W Day r customers.
was *sor.er& Ono
way ea small orders.
astaestaned 1909 Phone aces
CANADA RUG COMPANY
55 CARLING $TRKST 1. LONDON, OKI%
ome Week in Goderich
tint 7, 8, 9, Io, II---!921II -
RAN ' ATHLETIC MEET
Thur - a ay, August 11 th
at Agricultural Park
10 atn.
1 -mile race. opt'n
100 yard rare. open
21•ysM nee. open
One -quarter -wile rave.. open
['rite valued -rpt $27111 /..
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100 -yard hurdle _race, _Open
One half -mile, relay track rare, 4 men from Bruise.
Perth sand Ililrt.n ('o11041.h
4 mile rave, own
114-er-11'ar. 4.4we'n Huron and Itrta•e Coutiries, 1', Men
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4.45- out ranee fes for each 'gvetrr 4 to enter, S to sleet.
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Broad Jump .
Ilop� (Cp and Jun11,
I'uttiug 14::1; '-I •t
1.30 p.m.
Half mile foot ra... lwoys fro Still under
50yanl fat mnn'. hoe (200 and over)
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50-yanl Old 1k.ys' foot
Shawn Trews .
Piping ...... ...7..
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Entries will 1* received on the grounds at 9,30 a.tn and 1 p.m.
Dancing and Piping will take place simultaneously with the afternoon
Athletic Events and iforme Races
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