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htEmoAL West Huron Teachers
JT. BROWNING, M. a, IST. 0. [ Association
IR P. S. Graduate Victoria Uni- .1
versitY. office and residonence, Dominion r-r..r.....1.,4---
latiomatory, Exeter. Minutes ot the 27t1t Annual Meeting
DENTAL
TI RIM:WAN, L. D.. S. AND
D. s, D. noll,,,szaAN.
• »1. A.t.
Oraduate
of lorooto (..mversity, Deti.
rceth extracted without, pain or
bad after eireots. Oitica in Fon.
son's block. West side of Main
tree Exeter'
D.A. At-30E1100N, (P. D• 8. LIS.
DBiNTIST.
FEener Graduate of tbe Toronto T-IniversitY
rand Royal College of Dental Surgeoon of
Ontario,with houore Alsa Poet•gragnate of
hieago School of Prostbetio Dentistry (witb
honorable mention.
Everythinghnowa to the Dental Profession
done= this oniee. Bridge weft:. crowns, al-
Iuminem, gold and vulcanite pates an done in
t130 neatest manner possible. A pertectis
harmless apae-it-litie used for painless Wien-
tiOn-
°glee oQQ Ot 8fl'estoro
ter.Ont.
2L:
1NSU
a0 LOAN
Prhale funds to 101111 on FM111 properlYn
and ono half per cont.,
ERNEST EMI°.
Fe!
fl0NEY T9 LOAN
We bravorml Red private feudi fQI, invest'
meut upon
tarn or village nrePea3r aA luwo
rates of interest.
D CESON WALING
Exetor.
ONE
'0 LOAN.
o have al amount of private
enforce an(t vliege properties at h)
OLADM.A.‘11 STANIIMAY
Ravagers Si:diatom Mein St, Exote
DICKSON & CARLING:,
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BirtiOtra. Welfare. Nobarles. Convoya
Conuniasioncra, eateltor6 for the xebec
Bank, Etc..
Nentl toLoan atlowest rates of Interest,
OFFIOE;..-MAIN STREET, EXETER.
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A. C.,RAMSAY, V. S.
Boner Oraduato 'Outarlo yeterkteey oat.
lege ;Honorary Vellaw in Ogtarla Veterinary
,Association. All disease:3ot 'iv:nestle animals
solontilleallytreated. Mill; foyer treated by
thelatest oxygen treatment. ,
oynciaz, one door south ,of Town molt ^
RESIDENCE : Second. liouFonorth o rOS•
byt*rJnehavelt.
The Lisburne and Hilbert
farmer& Mutual fire 'astir
a1160 6onwanu.
'IHead Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President -T. RYAN. DUBLIN P. 0.
W. I. PASs:xtOnE,
FAItquIt AU P. 0,
F. MOIILEY, WHALEN P. 0,
3, A. Notaus, Camr.uvrY P. 0.
Wzr, ROY, BOIr.vuorg P. 0.
J, L. RCSSELL, RASSELDALE P.0.
AGENTS,
0.A.113EICHAET.,, ST.kliS. ONT.
A.. Dtnse...kx IrAttotarmt, 0,ST.
J. WILsorr, FULLAIITON, ONT.
J. S. OIXXILTAN, LtrOAN, ONT.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
Held at eadericli last week
Gederieh, OW. illay ,t3l1111
The 41ASODiation, mei. this morning
in, the C011egiate Institute, the presi-
dent , 'B. owloO, poriAgi Ater chair.
The, devotional lox:ea:701:3es ',weire con-
ducted by Inspector. Torn. The min-
utes a the last session; of the Associ-
'aline, May 220:1, 1903, held in Exeter.
were read and approved. :
The iallowinte commit tez were op -
pointed Resolution -C. Tauet t,IL R.
loortgo
W. L. Ilaekcitt, and 23.14-„ses j.
Ball „and Gordon. Auditonn--
.A,I,CDonald, and 1.1. t beson.
Inspector Tone disoussed tb. pr
pgied eba.nge 1z ib eoarso 0C. studb-
cr public Schools. He:tread titel pro -
c It ehaaages ,for some "iorma :and
oda Some explanatory remarks
hereon. The sobject was Kurt har.dis
Passed by Messrs. Goan, S.lrang,
ni Tann who coralcruned the course
ory sevcroly,
FOR 'SALE
Part Lot 23, con, 0, in T.Isborne, con-
taining five acres of and. Good brick
house, stable, good orchard. and gar-
den. Tbis property is -1-• mile from
Thames Roacl Post Office:and must lad
sold to close estate. Terms easy, For
particulars apply to TuoarAs OAMEI1-
oN Esq., Farquhar Po.
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11OR SALE.--„Borick bourw and near,
ly one-half acre a land, at Edina -
:vine. The house contains' 8 rooms,
,• in Vood; repair Ithrotighouti---Good
well of water, also sta.bli.. A num-
ber cif fruit trocs:and a quantity of
small. fruits. Satisfactory rea,SO4 13T
tielliog, ',Terms Arpply
PS/VALE; Elimyillp, *1r o
fimalltarconate, Ralreitlen
"IT OUSE FOR SALE.-Ak, good
frame house, one storey high,
and containing six rooms; together
withl an acre ground, on which
aro -forty first class 'fruit tress' and
alisol a good :well oil: water.' IlGloo'd
loco:lion; being ;situated on Alexandair.
Otreec, tExeter North. Ap,ply on pre-
mises in che evening or at Exeter
Post Office.. -Mrs. Joic,e5r Born, 'Exet-
er.
DORITHORN DURHA,M 13,ULLs
P. fox csale.-The undersigned has for
sale 7 pure bred Durham Bulls with
pedigree or eligabla for registration
My aged bull which is the sire of the
ollaeris. le inCluded in the ottferrina
andhorst proved biros:ell! a surer stock
get ter. -He Nras,,eited by Riverside
Si-aniPt V.. -.11a id such good service
03.,. and W. a. Watt.
-$alein, and it a halt brother : o
tar of Mornin, irecen Lly , owne,d. by
James SMII, of Toilet t, which rt 0°1:
fir,s1; prize ‘rel."-„Ior,:olao „fair and sold
at his disoersionsale Tor ,5400. APPlY
on Lot 10, Cenc„,..ionr', .Lfay, or 'John
Elder, Bewail II 0.
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COU4
lwtus.ex-Pres
otb (oflegiate InstL.
ussed 'Writing u d ol el,
1 .t5 not 'given arair pro-
tiue on the scRilvel pro -
11 la et properly taught
aul Canna Wr
that t
well NV Ptey Ovoid. Be would
sug-
geM ha t lto emu lar movement and
slaw, system he taught. As a means
or al tainingisaccos he would teach a
number movementsulth Pt% pan-
st children.
The subject was further tlistareod
b ',INfes,srs.t SI rang, Torn, Deward; wild
lNlirrseS Parleo and Sharman. all'
claiming that though ilt i true .111`.1.17
Writ; ing is. not Up the mark yet the
press ore' Ott other work on the pro -
grant hinders the proper teaching or
Cha subject.
The navel big lima adjourned 111
oration.
7'111S10
To.wnshij k Ushorlie.
IN otti c to is he-oolayt
kleart of:, It a vitsi
13,011 oC .the Toi
1904 will be hel 1,10
Itliinville, on `
Satnrday, .1in
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0 i 10
Wli .1 -en„ Ilrfaor
von t1tt tl)la
tiro asetistUrient
ot Usb o roe for.
A TERNOON
The Association tract at 145 p. 10.
The minutes ot thelorenoon:tession
were, rend and approved,
1V: McKay, lor lIonsall; intro-
ducedi the subject of the Super:canna-
lion or a,eanhers. Ile outlined the,
o.r paying llotnimon Civil. S1er-
nuts
showing (that !MeV Vete' veli
be.I,Ler salaries than the teachers and
were tsuperannuated on liberal. all ow-
aalcets. lie adyeqa,ted such; -a :sellout
of sopitaranuation for the :trscaehing
profession. tn .Australia the miminu tnt
salary is over 4700 =ng up to
;81250 haul evhem superanntra"ted :they
are staperannan tett on halt pay.
Mr. Golvans continued the subject
ishowl!og !that ,Prance end Germany
tsupernaualed their teachersfort vctry
liberll allowances.
,AEss-Burritt's clas s.`t.lien sang two
excellent selections.
N. N. Trewartha, oil
road a good paper on ventilation,
deiscriblea espeoially the Pease fur-
nace, which` lit considered a splendid
-heal itro and ventilator 'for nmry r ea -
sons. The subject WaS still further
discussed by 11iessrs, Gowans, Tom
and Miss Sharman.
Miss Jean, incIntosh,Cot N11e.i read
an eirtoeltunt paper, o -n- School Winl-
door.. She advocated, the ground
glass fir thii purpose, 1.110 ad-
vantage of scattering cli tiro light
1 ho t fallson 11 so completely through
T0,011O tha-t every part of the room
is equally; lighted without tiny gl 1re
without any sdiad-es and without th0
temptation; to. look 'out. • •
.The diis.csissioa was confirmed by
Mies Sharman; and Inspector Tom:
The subajct created :much interest and
a number or questions were asked in
reference to -these windoWs.
Miss B t L's class delighted every-
one witty two more school songs.
!tT:s:1r. Bowles .43,n d Gowans,' dele-
go I es to the 0. E. A., go ve very
pill and a ble, repor ts CL the work done
there 111 reg:tra tot interes:-. ,and a 1-
tondo:nee the late0. E. 4. nu:alien
Was: one 'of the best 1 hat have been
held.
netor:ty Tote of thanks ;was ten,
dered 'Messrs. 13ow1es and G mans :for
their splendid roport„
Mr. Baird; o111iSianlge v. was ;then
introduced: and read a comprehensive
paper desoribina the wOrlei done in
rrt;t sc,holcate„ speaking cs.pee
hilly of the origin, cost', (Itc.oi Cams.e,
iu [1'la Unircti 510 tes and Can..
ado. He also read some of :lie tavola
b 10 eetanalcgatz acito by t he, Iftritericis OE '
cent:roll:rod sehoole, and distri buted 0
printed it,l al the leoeling.argiu moo
in To veto oO, andoth objections to, the
mioiveruketel:,
tito diisc ussion was Continued by
Messrs. Torn, Baird, 33 0 anrltl, 110 11'-
i ii ioh osoo n. toss, Ila no a arid
Illiowe'cy, all t3petta k I n(3 a go t the
centralize:flan of schools.. •
3. MI Field, 13. 4., or rho ,C01-
1••••••11,..
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O.a refill pi -active ui writieg, an
attliOnL,o.C.eto the principles, of sentence
and paragraph structure, the cultivat-
ion of ,an adequa to vocabulary, and
the cri,;ioaE reading 'of such masters, of
Bag) ish prose as , ea y,Ge rgia
Eliot and ,Addi.st'
o a.
IV •
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C 's 1‘11I.WIttlitrrtlItt,IltTItit!!!!!!!,,I,nfttlrit,iffrtti!tt/lItt!t/tt??,
Pa rieti, oder lc ; ud '0,111,
oderich, :
'1.11ti resolution !cor mittes. hrough t
fbc following $....solu twos,
1.. That the. ;system or school cen-
trot; za U ou i su. ii 1 b to to t Ito con .
Aitica:1 eximLing iJiritiario.
8, That the school teacbers organ -
U0(1: potition ,tb Iglayernment to
1.p1ace them on an egnality with civil
seiwants •with i,matninanar. salary 'Dor
ea olo certtiriewte,
il, That the: pro -nosed ou trio-133qm or
tut1iisetheor P.tudents 16 in inatr ob.
spects unsatisfactory, especially for
ungraded' ,schcols.
4, mba.t this oonven t ion, meet 11e4t
o rter on lei:wiling days only.
5. 'nat., scum limitation should he
pierced, on 1 be ptriveir 'of Lruat ens In tin,
ntatteo cif' engaging andfL 41stoissing
tea chers-
nesolvoil ithe orescial his-
tory books are unsalable for ,Ltlie use
or oar schools.
'Nuanberoi 2 31 and 6 ,,,anr• ad.
tory by the Association and No 13
jai for VOW:kb:ration ilkiring (ILI rifler..
noon.
_noted: by Mr. Hanna. seconded by
M.to "lic!,,,tarth a.nd naceple4, that au
•r,reslutious passed by his Assoolatri lan
bolsont tile members of Le tliva
Ass3ult:1y front this county,
Jr, Burnie sang a solo and goy,.
31111alt pleasure.
Mr. ituq.sell wa cnbhat
'AfFartt 0 i3. 1J. firfiial
sealed the C-SC2,C;C the Careiclo
ing
DIms Brown. :39.11,; lutist exprc•siively
he song "..gargaterite" Whielt wa.;
tit enjoyed.
'he ,.spa. rate section3 t ton .
.3 sect 11n. --.1n, th ee, Lion
P. -02,5 discasssed (be cora elf out..
building-, very ably. FI' 4J1IiOJ1
was rout if114,?ll iticpci f‘il..0111
Mvs.rs, Blue t :Lod
lioirartlespoke Motori liTyl
.improper laytizaarrt• arc! :=,911111
gOOti JOWLS 4 he 4'11T:8 44 ,F
uguag.....
F. $tuder.,.i .gave son: ttuoi
Along Alm line or ibr:,•;1;ifen of slari7,,,
pr ofa nit y, etc.
IhMeDeogali,
M'eDoogall introduced llov," ;0
Sete nrio At tendance, amt bold that it
Mao brxioorod by en: husiasna and
general cheorincoss on the par:: or tile
general ehrieriness co am part of the
teacher, Ur. oncc,. rigement a school
ea me .ti and the b7i,t1n,?enitrg of the
schoolroom WILLA plot ures and (lowers.
T.:IL 'Brownlee, of liensall, endorsed
r. Nello-rnours remarks and ex-
plelorq 1ii. plan sa .good
aL(L10U.s. The itisralert WAS. con-
tinued l.)y -Messrs.. ainett •arod. John -
t on.
Adjournment..
EVENING
Ir, tte evening a, veryrsateo,o-ssfut at
hcmo. al ttnlilv0 by litratY Or the
teachers and their trierabi. Iv:Di hod
in the Assembly tzf,--oata of the Colegl-
a to In$Itlute. Ai Bowles, President,
prOlded, and 11Woed an olxcellen't
address on Culture.
A splendid musical program wa,s
rendpred. by .M.i.",sirs. npWs, Tut ,
•
iSlartin .uutiCanapmgme and
Messrs. rr i t and t b rid ae. Ad-
nn-ro delivered by AECS9r.
St Tang, r.4..nt log Mr. df.‘rdan ;
\V4,rneek, 2'Q. tutLizg Lite pttnliv.
.solieol board 7, Fleming (Exel or) and
Grout, Inspector Tem anti thz Bev. J.
4. Anderson.
Liotrt bu not t Inast was t ket doia
lunch° )12 pro v hied 14 1b ode n.
tel'e1in4 and 'their friend$, who C.1,1..
a"V0 much pi*bo for their haspit h
.:1.T,CIIDAY Veal:NOON'
The Associ ta.ott met at m. De-
votional exercLF-,:s conducted*
3. W. 'fogad:it, of Mr-% Green, and
the mixtutes r,rtit3 after.nnou and
cat:ning wssUnt wer4 rzeu1 and no -
proved. '
n introduced the sub.
t len, wit'xit sin cortsid.
o xo,st nuport ant ou the
would begin with
MISS
ject, or 01
ere.t one'
prog1a111. •
det,criptions of common things. then
Ike- use of the parts of 5pc0.11, intro -
aiming punctuation Marki '11101111 -Mt -
ally, and then through Ample stories
i be sentence, 81111 paragraph should be
t a u g.la t Site would, ns,5ign subjects
beforehand. III teaching the para-
graph 511n01(1 receive.? special Et t t eution
The pper, was an rued:Int one.
ik1143 Oneper, ot Porter's 1E11, hell
y along, s t adonis shouhl he taught
by ineanQi or nlodelS Inca use 1 hey a re
ors. ,
The diScussion was continued by
in.specter Toni, and l'csn;rs. llogartlt,
St rang tuni Lowery.
Btiss Parsons' class sang a kinder-
garten song veryswecay and expres-
sively.
it wait moved by !Nr,c, floss, speontINI
by Mr. Hanna, that the texpens:,s
tine delegates to ilia 0. E. A., the
usual grant" crf $1.00 irott;tie, care taloa'
of. the Collegiate, , institute and the
ebarge: or tuning the piano lor last
evening'.s entertainment be paid.
Carried.
A hearty vote of thanks 'was tend-
ered all who contributed to las,
might's entertainment..
'11Loved by Mr. Tigeri: and seconded
by 1‘.1x.; Tom 1110 d.the teacherm 'or
West Huron are in hearty accord
with the resolution passed by the East
Huron frea,chers' Association and that
Arla y 21.T.11; and Mit be. the 00..1,13411
w.bielV, aut. 000 venann 3110.721:51.:
:t urli t 0-3' room rt, s3lowing a
anee *E. .5'81 an hand, W.a.9 presented
anti advDted.
;In I'M riia1lUte, discussed 1,[1. e color
Lyle in an able; an(l ins-ruei tvivet man-
ile t., iTh held t1101 poet ry pr3aevlefl
pato rte. o ,0 CC Can t. 01( 1111 mcnt1il o(1i-
Lul
of ,t , o node n whose emoi io n a I
3 1 a Lure foUnri 0000001,..si on Mar& ntLUr-
ally in, poetieaUcwul, as ,;.,11ey asori b 1
nolo" al' and` n altion a 1 phenol/ulna to
ne, agency. 11,14,3L'Iry styicI began
vbeil laws and Iiistor-were re2orded
e. ult,ivirte a god slyIo /le would
W, IT, Johnston, Sec -1'retts.
The elect ion o f of ficer13 resulted ttfi
Prc&d.Tri. G,; S. Howard,
Make ; via:0-1);misidailai, Miss CoinsItt,
llills Green O secretory -treasurer, W
IL ; 3 ohnston, Mimeo ; 'councillors -
C. drecl,i1cat ; T. H. Brownlee
.5. Uowird
.0. 5, Howard read a vn1utb10 ,)apat
n "What ca.n be dont to 11.1.11a Men
ht the Teaching Professinn? be -
'loved that the real r.la.5011, Wily men
leave the. profession in such largo
nu in hers is, because t he 19,01000 ratien
for the work done in tiosbt rockm
is not" o all %equai tto t,tin1. receiverl .trt
other walkst to lire. lie held tha,t sal-
aries should be plaerd under govern-
ment control and rai,..sed to such,a
levet that there would he the same irt..
ucemenf tv men to enter it as Um
other callings.
Airtmen's Section. --!.Hiss 3. 'Hamil-
ton tookt the isubjec t "How Shall
Teachers, Deal with Slang, Profanity,
impurity. Quarrelling? The leading
points were the example or tea.cher.
and early training. Early habits will
follow a child through life. In order
to eradicate all four failings from the
school, united effort must bo tuttle by
the gichool, the family and.",the coin -
trioniiy. Let 1 the pupils $00 'that in-
tetest. is takezt in them. talk to Diem
'quiet 1 v. and apart from the re-
mainder, injad ohms punishn3ent eiOPS
a 'great deal of harm. Trust the
pupils and do not suspect too much.
Teach morality inciden tally :throbgh
le.ssons in readin'oo and history. Teach
child len self-control, as ooly such per-
sons make good 'eitizens.
D.iisloussion followed by Miss Dor-
nog: on, Miss F. E. th-11, Mb's
gins, Miss .INIclienzieL Iiss 1?:trIoe.
Miss IC Watson, and 'Muss 1-3,11ormon.
Care or the schoni buildings brought
out very little discussion, the only
paint being that teat:hors should visit
all buildings regularly.
Moved by Miss Watson, seconded
by Miss AV. Ball Ilia 1 we have sepao.
ate sessions for .next yoar.
A. discussion rollowed on purity
series tor books, by Mrs. Wood, Allan
and DT. Sylvanus Stan.
The 'meting' 'h -ten adjourned."
AFTERNOON
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We do not publish testimonials
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
CURES
HEADACHE
within 30 animates
or Trionev refunded
11 Druggists 25c a box
Sample and Booklet Free.
THz liFiRALD R4,111-MDY CO.
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.st-- ing has proven that we know what will give us. also our customers, the
= satisfaction. Gentlemen buying clothing flora vri know all goods are
with
cause, cannot Hp or give away without a
2.--- ewe
sr' th silk and linen threads and
and
The A5se,cia1tion met at 11.30. The
minutes of the forenoon session -were
repel: :and approved.
Miss Consitt read:a splenuli paper
ou "Ilquselaold Science at, the Sum -
"yr se,gpa,,,. explaining the good
work; tha t ivas d,onet a here under Miss
Do Lchalr t.
,Coftsidera ble discussion ' arose in
reiference to No. 5.L'of . he resolAtions
.introduced by the resolution ctanamit -
lee', the coneensms cot topinion..,beinig
(bit' t the incoming teachers from the
;Ude] Schools were th e ones to be
Warmed fax ,Lhe 'present bonditioti of,
low salaries. it was' moved in amend
anent to No.,5,(1) That the public
'schoolsbo' graded and, that inoxpeir-
ionced 'tem:hers be, not qualified to
1:each, u.s'prineipal of a graded soiled].
toitlr .te,acitin the highest class of, un -
;gni "Jed Isniratols. (2)That _the .g.o ncr al
grant from?, tiro dlownship to . each
schooi section be 8'300, to be applied to
,t s al a r y. Ca rr ie (I:
11, was moved, seconded and adopted
(1111.1 all remit' tio 11S C gf:..ao rad
character bc sen on (to the executive
On oenoiab 'or 'the president, Orr.
Bowles,' having loft; the profession,
aViciss ,Consittr ,vic,a-,por,siclent, was ap-
pointed; one or hte daletgateis to the
litearty voter: of thanks 'were passed
to Ile trustees of the Collegiate' Insfi-
talc and the -retiring pr cl .
The 'Association then adjourned, all
feelinga Tory sucOustrulmaithg
had been held.
Orie hundred, sixliren treachors
were in attendance..
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Mid -Grey and brown Tweed suits, made
from our domestic tweeds, well lined...4mo
Large ran stylish, all wool domestic
Weeds, light, me3iwn & dark shades..$'7„oo
Stylish stripes, checks, neat mixtures of
domestic tweeds, extra lined $7.50
Hard finished worsted serge, black and
navy. all -wool imported cloth... $8,00
Heather mixture in excellent grey cloth
fled with Italian and Selicias,.
All -wool
and navy bine, tact. e
and Satin iining at
Scotch Worsted Tweeds,
stripes, overplaids, best of ltnpoil
in Tweeds, best of linings.
Black Worsted Suits
with best Italian and Selic
Odd Pants, well cut, goi
linings at 1.15, 1.41-0, 1.7
$3.0O
ish Serg
rd fin ish,
oys' Suits
Vo lmse scune specially goDd clothsitt our Boys Snits.
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.ek
ng
quite mamusit Su eut and are made to give the best of So tisfaction
a good reliable suit for your boy, see our 0. N. R. brand of clothing.
).50, $3.00,S4.00, $4,2C), $5,00.
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Bears the The Kind You limn Alwns Bought
Sighature
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Bargains
These following Prices
c, Corsets for 45c.
Belcher & Snider's steel filled, summer
corsets, one of the best makes cut price 45C.
8c. Towelling for sc.
Pure Linen Towelling, Lurgan abs rbent
regular Sc, less than cost at cc.
25c. Fancy Sutanas for 15c.
7 pieces of French Fancy Sutanas in good
colorings, 'wide widths and excellent patterns
were 2$o. for 150.
$1.25 Silk and Linen Allovers
for sac.
A genuine bargain in Silk and Linen
Movers: We have only two ends left of
this bargain, suitable to trim, Champagne
shades, will make elegant waist $ I .2
tor 500
Bargai
end on June Sth. 1904.
off of 4 lines of Lace Curt
37 pairs of Nottingham Lace Cu
worth es`;',: over regular prices
$1.25 Nottingham Lace Cu
$1.6$
$1.7$
35c. Black Dress Good
7 pieces of Black Dress Goods, A
dye, guaranteed not to shrink, 36
inches wide for 25c.
x5 and 2oc. Muslinsif for 8,!
Io pieces of colored
make, all good patterns away
at Sc.
We give you the best of values all t
as we buy for Cash and sell for Cash
duce,
LESTONE & GARDI
TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE.
VISIM14110=101•21101,•• .11•2111
SUDDENLY ATTAC11ED.
Millar ant are ,citton ,ptund,koly at-
tacked by painful and dan•Te
cos Colic, Cramps Diarrhoea, DY' -3
seniors- Cholera Morbus, Cholera in-
faatum, etc. Dr. Fowlers Extract. of
Wald Stray berry is a prompt 1 and
bruset Vora whinh should „",olways be
keo:Ati .111 3i e,house3
About Lightning
Prof. ;413. Reynolds of the .0rUe1,011
":2v ricultural Collte:ge, whose, series ciS
articles on the destruction caused by
lightning, it year :or 'Jive 0110,at trap Led
wide attention is at ,plriesent engaged In
coillecLing data concernjnoo the amount
of delstrnotiort: by, 114glanlatg in rural
oIlis of the Province, the objeet
bein2;; to eiitablish the relat ' aon
bc-
iwectt tile lightning istrroket, arid the
sot ren If this could be de- ,
bermined,, the first stop would ha",,e
tbecin taken in providing a remedy
gazzoist, the 6:estructi011 bt property
by lightning This is a matter In
which the farmers aro specially inter
etste,sted antl,Prof.. Reynopls asks rfor
their co-iiipora lion in: tlaet to:skim has
undertaken, Be would, like thefull
pootticulars of every' fire which' Lak-
es place, 1,11c result or lightning,.
Ti
Those who are gaIning.flesh
arid strength by regular treat- ,
riient with
SCOW'S Ernulior
should continue tho treatment'
't.
In hot weather; stnaller dose
and a little.ccol rntik with It will
:kway .1 any obi ection
whio'l is aioerterileti to fatty p•ro-
du,-:trt
iro n�1.
3(7,0)3C.(c-td:sts,
Ot}
5 d + ; 1
Bears the
Signature
of
Barley
XL. .401...
The Kind YoU Have Always Bought
.CRE
ExETEil MARKETS Roll
• • . 40 to 13
Flour. ....
Butter 14
Eggs......
.14 t 14412
Pork live4;eight 51.60 to $4.60
Pork Pressed .... 56.25 to $6.25
CDuckshicke n 14
8
6
Turkey .... ,
"WARM_ FOR SALE. --,The, undersign-
ed is offering for sale his ex-
cellent Garm,Joi, 1, con, 4, tovvrishi,p, of
Usborne, abont; two' miles 'from 03-n-
eoutaining 106 acres of well
collivaterl and for, farming or, pas-
ture being well dr:ifirted. TJAsro isitt
000d '41rapie: lion* land, Itwo bank
barns, two good wells of water; with
windmill 'pumps. alsor a.n orchard with
good fir,utit: lbeontrig, trees.; Ron fur-
ther :pair ticulars apply on the' prem-'
isles or to MR, W. J. CAVES, Centra-
lia P. 0.
EETING OF THE COUNCIL, OF
, THE COUNTY OF HURON '
3Ph6 ;60,Uncil 'pf lite Connly of -ItoO--
von will meet in the council chamber
in the town .or 'Goderich 'on
Tuesday the 7th of June
- at 3 o'clock.
,
Alt account s to come before, tho
ociuncil must be', ';p1a,cted vibl Abe,
Clerk on or 1before first`iday ,of racet
Oa Led_ TVIy 23rd 1901 W. LANE
Clerk. ;
Gristing„
Promp
We are givin
bisfaction in
modelling our
Miyake
ritliokW
iWOfltl000iS
tiOntt Htriet
23 ant free.'
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