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purchasing , ing
present, it is �r matter o f
money untl what yon want --
nothing ,else. Then this is
noun store -for what you
want is here and a.: the low-
est possible price.,
.A good variety of arlticiret,
selected from the farg•est
stocks, consisting of
SILVERWARE,
CUT GLASS,
CHINA,
rAN
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I
CLOCKS, ETC
These goods are' now, beauti-
ful, and modern in design,
and of superior quality.
'We make a specialty of hand-
ling High Gracie Watches,
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING -
DONE AND GUARANTEED;
W. IL O[ELYAR
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
EYES TESTED FREE
TI�ds trio�
lirtte:eticld.
Miss Ruby Wise of Clinton
last week 'the ,gurest of Miss A
13nedg e.
Mrs. Addison, who has been
Clinton Hospital, for an eperat'i
for appendicitis, has retlur
( home.
I IVliss ;amma McIntosh has i'attr
ed
from,•
Iavis • '
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George
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At 'tire Preshyteriran services el
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ing' the next two Sabbaths, QM
1 Ings will; be taken nor .the Chine
J fiamine fund. It is hoped that
, good offering will. be given,
IDr, Wm, Aikenh ail, whtoi recen
1y graduated in,Llondon, has take
el position es house surgeon) in
London Hospital,
Mies Mary Walker bf Toronto i
visiting at Mone.
Mrs
hte
Flossie of'Toronto,thalve) retsnine
to their home here for.th
T. J. 11larks, whl0, hase spent summer
year, blithe 1Vs(t, will e;enc{ the
coming year here, as hie. enjoys this
country above all.Others,
H. Trvvihn is improving his store
property on,Main Street.
Mr. Weston, is building tt new
house beside his present residence
Joto fnled to this placf e for the pur-
pose of having his house in'this
place a'erio;delled and made larger.
rt ,
vas i
ma DUTIES OF OVERSEERS i� 'S
��I �wll`i>'i��8�iI,9
on, As copic(l fc•otti the I1'oxionia Weeds Act or f Q)31f'itA'gtD
relent I'nsseel during the Session of the
rn Lo'etal Lcgisle/tare, in 1SS J.
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t hay '
afly Municipality to iiw Ibatlttheil for am n: Etc°rS ut Hiszel t1 in
ur-. to Noxlons !heeds a a ca , of this Art jVe 1cu .
„1;` dulls by crating 111Lr1 ant ,wfihin their rbs iter{r� ' . ,�'
00destroying 1 Lown
se rloivn t In or causing to he alit down
a in destroyed at the proper time, t U )neve, lc n i
seeds, all noxious weeds growingi nt the 'inviting need.
al.
lou'anees ,t itbin their divisions ;snrh ,'01on the highways 1) 1peel)aiied al
t- part of the ordinary Statute Labor or C t l cl 0.
en able rate iry tiro Tteasur<L' o'f the 5[unicipo111v,ittag
iLi• 11 u,t-leen 1
a'Lho5:[nnicfpalftyuzily.dii,oct,„ ht C.untu•aiol,'
s N. B,-Such'wot'k to be pet formed its 1811 1(1 ,
Statute Labor. 1 1 the ordicEuy
nnrr�,
non ('Oo
s !W1YS OF
1,T .
The ways oa a watch' are,past
finding out. Dont try. If your
watch is lazy and won't run, leus
repair it for you.
Ten toque you neglected it -let it
get dirty, 00 it stops from lack of
ell. Whatever is the reason, dont
delay. ,,.
Delay costs money and often
spoils the watch.
We give '
lx '
thorough O
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examinationI
i
and regulating free, anything
e •
costs ,as little as satisfactory' g work ore
can be done for. y J I
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It ,..Y„„,.�,„„�
a,-
iain this Ien blessed with a fine taravanneanano6a1r089•
week and it was much ®0? {j(!D!lyi8191
needed. !
The Methodists are going to have 1 m I\/ ?n and Even's : vin
a email, spire put up on the chancel 1 oeneoemeuetrsGDst3h54 oo•Ossose•
very soon and get the hell tape I:
( Varna
A meeting :of ft.lhe i uront Branch
of the Dominion Alliance was held
in' the Methodist (Church last Fri-
day night, tier the purpose of tak-
ing steps !tlo have the Canada Tem -
mance! Act submitted to the,
to
.t
airs
p y of this county for their
)peoval or�disapplova6 at an. early
ate this fall. In the absence o.f
e president, the vice-president',
r, Watson, presided. Addresses
ere given by Messrs. Clooper •anti
,villi of Clinton: Organization for
ante =
v Tov-
,ns11i� was tas proceeded
with, and tale following officersap-
pointed :President, Thomas Wiley ;
vice- reside!!,'
p t t
G.S Howard; > T w •
�, at d ven-
t• -
t tie
Y• ase c1 tt,
1T
Johnston.
nnit'.tees were also appointed
each poling division in the
licipality, as follows:
0 1 -Geo Baird, sen., Wm. Tay -
and V.M. Diehl.
o. 2-W,J, Jones, Isaac Jarrott
el Wnt. Forest,
o. 3-W.L.Keys, A. Reid, Jas.
C( nr,
o ,' Peck.
nt
1
Y tild �1't•
_ . Jan
o.4 -T. Robinson, Ed. John-
. J A, anson.
No. 5 -Mr. Schrag, George Dewar
and
COI(.
n Campbell,
11) )e,
1,
1
The fust named on each commit-
tee is 001hwen e.', and each (UI7tl11it-
tee was given pewe etto add to its
number if necessary.
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For ale tlh
al
A Baby 0e.rriage with umbrella top Ir
also s Cradle, nearly new. Apply at I St
The w ,
New Era,
Z
Beileview Dairy Farm • Co
From our Mock of first-class 1 for
cows w e ate prepared to supple mu
you twice da'ly with best of Intik I N
and creme, ,z t
P, In and nC
lI1D
4 t :
'l 1of N
your patronage. Phone 125.
E. .R. HILL. • an
R. FISHER, e
..._..._...-_-__- I bit
t
of:'J a to Contractors
1
will r r
e err
anal
d tenders up to
noon on Tuesday, tle and des- of June
next. for a two story cement building,
2x35 feet, to he 0100104 at the gaol in
the Town of Cat el ich, Tenders for
wllnle work oi' 1',n verten 10 trades will
he
onr;i lcx'
t tnl. A yoked cheque for
6 % of the coal1,01 rice linen accent
patty tende)n No tender necessarily
accepted. Piens and specifications
eat) be seed in the County Clerk's
office.
B, t', 111U NIN(•iS,
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el
Dated MayI. n` an of Committee !tit
. 1 )13
BAR ONE V
Owing to press of other work on
hand, the undersigned will kee
stalii P
, Bar One V. in his own
stable, on the Gravel Road, quay-''
ter mile north of town, where. he
will be pleased to s
ale all his <! h
1
elastomers O
s •an,d many ne,v ones,- , 1
'Clarges $10.
D. REINOLDS, Proprietor
1':,On(leSFlom
ialdliswle5 for Smile- -1200 hunches of
XXX 13,te Red ()eclat, at $1. and 501
unehe5 of XXXXX at $l,l24.-13.. Ad-
ams, Londesboro,
The annual PS>n 1` '�' Urinal g Pb !lien..- mint
:auburn.
The haker shop had a narrow es-
cape -from fire or Friday evening,
The awning took fire from a fire.
cracker which some boys welie
playing with.
Mr. John Wright los({(• a 'Valuable
horse on Saturday morning.
Rev. Mr. Miller . who, has been
pastor of Idle Auburn, Circuit 1011
the past threes nears has been. in- 1
vitetl to remain another!I
M1', 1,'m. Bell of Blyth year, sited at
the home of Mr. Johns Mole 0n
Sunday.
Mr.
Riddell is spotting a te15.I
driving horse.
Mi'. 0.E. Erratt and John Wilson I
at¢ended the meeting held on be-
half of prohibition in Londesboro
on Monday evening,
Goderielt 'township
Mr.
Lew e Anderson lost
a valuable
all! `ll
. i
51r.
Cole bought ai11oD acres of
grazing land. on the Bayfield
and resold it again to Sir. LesAtl-
clerson,
Miss Nellie hicks was Vi
srtin
g
Mies '
z I''
i l.o. '
s5le Cole lastweek,
Dir. N. Peek, of Stanley,
,tow;;- J
ship, has purchased a .Ford auto.
which he intends ,to take the place
of a driver.
et
Miss
Reit.
a >ie-••
,c
5, tint
g
ht
e
D1t`
Jos
Reyes,
is it
t Io t
net t
n
stud -
• r
, rn
for
aaCi)t
so pascd her Normal examination
this year.
Rural free delivery will ::toll be in
full swing. known as the. Canton
Route. The boxes will scion 1 e
plaocd ,with ti10. Arthur Curry a::
ca t ler. 1:
Mr. Janne; Mil;Pr has )t11-,1ov c{
the appearance- of 111;1 place with a
en• iron gate.
Mr. W. (,1e solei; his clrivsr at a
ood figure. 11:e intends buying
mare -1 can
and colt 1
L la
st
tee
I1
ing ,of the Methodist' 411110011 ,wa
held on, 'Wednesday night last
when reports Were, z'Cad and clic
cussed from all the soviet:,es in the
ehureh, and the reports showed t
very successful and prosperon
year's work under the :pastorate o
:Rev. J. H. Osterhiout, 1'.A., P.D.
pleasant social hour was enjoyed
after the business eessio0.
Mrs. (Rev.) Ostertiout is in, Chat -
am attending the W. M. S. 'Con -
tendon.
Dont bail .to hear the story and
song service, in the Methodist
church veli next Sunday _evening. The.subject of story and song will be
again.
S
Leeburn
. J:lelatlet (:(rant Is busy at Mrtil
1 c ii 1"am Cook's well digging it
s deeper.
• D1r. George Freeman and William
Cook are busy drawing gravel .foe
their barn's.
Miss Ulad ys Slewant returned
home for St. Helen's 01T. Sunday,
Mr. James Horton from i'av ttelii
1 Rto:ad Goderich Township called on
our burg on Tuesday.
'riaYeimeeting will be
on I
Wednesday evening at the school
11001n.
A Good Chance
Two Storey 11
AND
"The Mothers of the PiJ)le,"' All
welcome. Our pastor returned last Saturday
toy
, :Jeweler and (t)Dtician5
Issuer of Ifarl'iage Licenses
ing ,service .Mrs. T. D Rist esang
"A Song of Thanksgiving,
The S
e v
s
League r.
C
e e
,the Junior League 07T Monday
.
n•igI1t, A program was given and
rel'resdrmcnts served 'a't the close.
After the mid -week service an.
Wedsaesd'ay a church meeting ,t'aS
held at 'which seven represented -
)'es were !elected• es members of
the Official Board. They aro as
follows , A, J Tyndall A.
lOoopei Jas. Doi W. F. d,
Doig, Harland, 1
'G• W. Layton, `I'. E. East and Miss
E. Washington.
ONTARIO' ST. C]SURCIr '"
was
ofThe greateinlggter inton erest Bible .onday lesson
on
Was read by Nixiom 'Welsh, after
which the Rev. Mr. Granit gave a
lecture on astronomy, which was
much enjoyed by•
The Pastor, !Rev. S, J. Allin, will
preaell bat Sunday next.
"Peacn
SundayeSunday" was las1, the pastor' preachined ng
on the subject of peace to a large
and interested congregation,
WILLIE CHURCH
The Girls' '
Clubwill ih
hold i t7cu .`" _
ular meetingt I re-
gular next Tuesday ev-
ening,
The )alio •
1 z occupied d
the pulpit Inl)lt
1 at
1
both
s.
services
last
'Sunday.
At the
evening service aquartette, "Lend
Kindly Light," was given by Miss
Melvor, Mrs, Gunn, Dr, Gaudier,
and r Prof.
Pri
stn
„ e.
The TT'F.iM.S, hold their nrolit t1'.c-
meeting last Thursday P,' ening.
Pile devotional topic, "The Prodi-
gal So.n,' wase dealt with in a very
nuc t siting way h, Miss Thompson
nil Mrs: Duncan Mc1 wall gave an
xcell nt l,a1le:� ;on Chinese Edu-
cation.'
ti017.
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THE 1;1;M'1' 111:1'. \5. P. PA1Ll3,
Roman 1'alhoi c 11(511,3), ',f 1 fl,) D. 1,•n; horn on ;let 1", 1 ,
Kingel.31), WA, lh t ,,.1 1i`.
staff of Ottawa t ,,1cr.illy 01.11
wive -I act):- Ln' S_ t 0,. al } e.it'i
prior Lo heint, a1)p,);i,t,'d-1.asln ;
f•
fie has 1115)32 r 111 e'o:;t,tlin
sport and t:m r,,? 'i ovnceeh:un-
p10051(11) :�,ll'jit 13,rtl),tll team.
bridge, father and nroitller of Ray.
Dir. McCormick. spent the we ek
end at the parsonage.
Mrs. Henry Tebbutt. of (alifot•n-
la slater ,afATis SA'. Walter, ar.-
eived here the either day. Sins in-
tends spending most of Una sum-
mer here.. lief• mane" friends .tire
glad to nee 'h1'( leek again ae it
s 12 years e,zr
s since sho visited here,
The W.M.S. wills hold: a social on
Monday evening, May 20th, fn the
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Wm. Griffiths is under the
ouse
doctor's care .this ,week. Her
friends hope for a speedy reeovery.
There have been a ilos of cattle
Newand hogs shipped from our station
ew Cottage last Saturday and-onWednesday-of.
FOR SALE
this week at good. prices.
3.1I0tta)5 ,receiv.ed a car of Lake
of the Woods Flour, shorts and
Properties in excellent bran and expects a cannot Western
oats in a day, or (two.
Rev. Mr. Reid' hall his first wed-
ding here ,on• 'Wednesday,
Wm. Riley isahle to be out on
the street n,o-w,
R. Adams was very unwell, a few
drays this week but is somewhat
F +
better again.
F. J. Hill, Clinton Several art planning to gel for a
trip ,over the 24111: and some are
Booking forward to home visitors.
condition.
Located side by side.
Would Lease from Buyer
Phone 7'7.
Our Ai =T ' Pease/
BRINGS CUSTOMERS BACK
Furniture buye-s at this store invariably come back
when they want more, and bring their friends with Them. •`s
To Use Our Furniture is to prove that it is as good as it
looks, and that is saying a whole lot.
Substantial Furniture can be bought here at money-
saving rates. Whynot'secure what you need y
now
while prices are so favorable.
Dunford May
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
NIfHT AND SUNDAY CALLS -Phone No. 127 or Phone 16'
1" 1. L .A--1\1--
_1 'ma y
POLISHES
for all Kinds. of
Footwear
afternoon after being away ail
Week nciar Siebringville.
• rlullett
Miss Edith Harvey spent a few
days with Miss Mag,gietAdams.
Jos. Riley and Tofu) Knox of
Harlock Sundayed with S. Appleby.
, Miss May Adams spent a few
days last 'week win( her oousin.
Miss Elsie Button, of Seaforth.
S. McOool and daughter Cora, meet
with an,accident on Friday even-
ing while conning from Clinton
,when an antic frightened the horse.
The occupants! were thrown out but
escaped injury except a bad shak-
ing up.
Miss Jones, of Benrillss, spent
Sunday with herr friend, Mrs. D.
111ogga•,rt.
Miss Mary Snell, spoil a few clays
at the home of her uncle Wnl Elcoat
in Tuckers pith.
Porter's 0111
Mr, and Mrs, Wilson, of Centralia
visited at Mt George Vandenburgh
lash week,
The D'Iisses FItomenele and Alda
McDonald returned to Detroit :Mast
week.
The Ladies Aid meeting will be
held at the lame of Mrs. Wm. John
sten on Thursdity, May 29.
Measles, is going the, mounds in
the neighborhood,
The friend's of Misfit Annie. Mc-
Phail Will be sway to hear she is
not improving as touch as we'would
like.
Nolmeaailie.
Mrs. McKenzie, of Goderich, was
the guest of Mr, land Miss Holmes,
Mr. Will. Tebbut't hada his bei•
jacked up this week preparatory to •
having afound•ation putt under it.
Mr. Fred Hill, oA Clinton, very '
acceptably filled the pulpit .here on WESLEY CHBJRrLH.
Sunday evening, Rev: Mr, Ford' occupied his own
Mr. and Mrs. McCormick, of Trow 1lulpi;t lb,
11lyth.
Mr, H. Thomas, C. P.. B. agent has
purchased Mr. I. Browns auto; I+t
may be Mr. Brown intends to have
• an areoplane as it is(the, latest.
Rev. Mr. Jewiift anidl Mr. George.
:Beatfty attended the District meet -
log of the Methodist church in
Clinton on Wednesday,
Me. Jiohn Leith has taken over
the itinsmithing part fnotzr Messrs,
W. Mao rn &Son and hes will. look
after its interests. Ile is an al man
lion the business.
Mr. CAL Reese got a large new
boiler from Goldie & McCollugh, of
Galt, lasts week and; got it installed
SID he is able tonna his chopping de
p'antmenzdt.. It is ,of the modern
type ,and he alga received on Mon
day a large oondeneer which bets
attaching to his en the thereby
making it a powerful steam plant,
when oonlpieted,
Editor JEliott and children drove
Uq Gorrie on Thul'e4day for a few
days visiting.
Saturday is to be apul)lic holiday
hero it being the 240)
Pr•epa)ati,ons are on~ile way for
the Sunday School annual picnic to
Goderiel in August.
Births, Marriages & Deaths
,DATES.
Lough -At the residence of her
soon -in-law, Me. W.J. ;Baird, Shaug.h.
nessy Heights, Vancouver, 113 0.., on
Saturday morning, May 10, 1913
Katherine McLaurin, wifeof Will-
iam Romaine Lough, formerly of
Clinton, ,Ont.
ca
CHURCH '
hCli N.E1t-r
S
Prof. ft. P. Bowles, of Victoria
Cbllego, Ilea been appointed Chan-
cellor or the University, to succeed
Cizancelloc J,utevash, who resignEd
00 account of failing health. Prof.
Bowles preached in Wesley Church
las{ year, .uMI' Is 0 very cdev er
speaker.
The Sunday Sehool of the Metro -
p01110)) Methodist-C`hurch, Toronto
celebrated its ninety-fifth 01)01-
1'elsarv. On Sunday.
.At the annual meeting of the
Book and Publishing Committee of
the Methodist Church, it was deci-
ded to se't 'aside for the, superannu-
tion fund for aged and infirm min-
isters, the stun of $23,000,
Uo
Wto Prevent �'
r alit Breeding.
1P you have a stable do not allow
mnnu1e to accumulate, The manure
should be removed twice a day to a
closed pit and should be removed from
this twice a week. Do not tolerate
manure piles.
Green vitriol, one pound in a gallon
of water, applied once a day will kill
the maggots in the manure from a one
horse stable.
1f the old fashioned dug outhouse Is
used it should be thoroughly treated
at frequent intervals with chloride of
lime.
Garbage cans should he closely cov-
ered, or, better, should hare a fly trap
attached to the cover in such a way
that all flies flying upward from the
garbage will be sure to enter the trap.
--� Pag®,
CHILDREN'S DREN''S WAS[1 DRESSES
Our showing of Wash Dresses this year is larger
and prettier then we have ever shown before, Dainty
Tittle Dresses in Prints, Ginghams Chan 'my
1bI
and Linens, ' and in all sizes from 2 years a} s, Ducksea
and wondelfuliy low priced at from Zoic to 2 14 years
See our
Middies d es
at
$1,25,
5'
nanstacrememmatteasatasersaameameastantesaszaasaa 131010=1 -
Ladies White Waists ' -
t;�t� v�'��d
Underwear.
e
We have a beautiful assortment of Ladies
sts
in lawns, enibryiderw, pique, linen, etc., rangingt
price from 5oc`to $3.00.
Ses our special line at $1.00
Also some extra values in
Ladles' and Children's Underskirts, nder,l.irts, Gowns,
Corset Covers, Drawers, Princess Slips,
and Combinations.
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Pltimsteel Bros.
SBALLPROFITS HOIt)E iiUSIN1;Sa
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teal inions "twat until default of payment, the
mortgagor shall have quiet posses-
sion of the said 'lends.'' 2-A 'Ni -
And Answers (1050 cannot clann a share, in an
"entailedestate• Uyi virtue of her -
husband's life in(erest in the estate
because at his death the estate
13.13•, Clinton -Qu. -If a husband passed to some other person. But
dies intestate, leaving money in- there is nothing to prevent the.
vested in.11lOr)tgages, will that he 1• widow claiming her '`(lower') in the
re
ar
de
C1 as
g
real
est )ro
estate ? 2. estate or i)eI•sonal 1 petty. And the Dower Act lays
Call, a wiclou cla{m nn, 1 t'her'e ahusband dies beneficial-
share of entailed property? 3. If ly entitled to any la 1, for an' in
a husband d di
es
leaving a tete
1 St w
money \ 17
ne ich d
g 117 D�
s
- not ,
b q
and relit'
. and to his
'i d
money '
� I.
oat n. d ,
can he will i� all led on notes, t 0,3 to dower at common law,
t all to soma person ? and such interest, whether wholly
person ? Or if he dies without male equitable or partly legal and pari.ly '
wiing a ,will, ,wihat share; can his f er uitabce repis an, ossession estate ol(if inheri-
cion• take ?
Ann_ The proper form 01 mart- , equal to an
estate of inheritance in possession,
gage of real estate is an absolute (other than estate in joint tenant3')
conveyance of the property to the I his ,widow shalt be entitled to
mortgagee, subject to a proviso for I "dower" out of such land. lint the''
re•
con i
1L
, a17 ':
C. .
UL payment [ widow x lite 1C10 =
1 nt o „ w
on was da[ alw.
n,s
But enti tit:
fig ed z
fixed. < t mal-
low Ii
ut t
ht
courts u )t.
� man
of laty "entailed
Leu i
it[ odntw•
e1 'i
f l 1 an
have i
a c
long
h�- "foredo- :r
.IC
l that it s"
until _ e { t
it fol c clo 1 L. 3 -The husband can will
sul•e'' bye decree of the court, or the money to any pe0soe, total y
"sale under power of sale'' contain- Jgnoring ids widow
ed in til and famiiv.
.t
l:.
At 'f
g e m i h
t c sh •
o
i ale
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die e '
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t
a
hase h''
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. right g redeem, even though , widow ,will he entitled to oche -third
his estate has Joan absolutely for -'i and his childrento ;t
felted at law, in accordance ,with . lthlrIels, the remaining
the terms ,of the decd, There aro l two-
mortgagos of "personal
aware' and " �.._ .__ ___
mortgages
of
personal! property, l areezameanneeat
Our Devolution of Estates Act, see, t
tion 0, chapter 51. of the Ontario l
Statutes for 191.0, says, "Mortgages 11.
o1' real estate shall Leeonle vested
in the ex-cent0a' or administrator of
the
mortgagee, I• -
ul,
like, , •
manner 1 tl_et ,s
e�.s h.
Rs
or 2i
P estate."
Fisher fisher on Inort-
gages says, (page 7. sixth (1111 )1(•1
The interest of the mortgagor re-
mains an equitable int- e>t )nly,
the Ieg,al 'estate being cansid0)0(1
as vested intlhc: mortgages." The
lame writer fw ther says "The es-
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vesting cif the legal !estate in the
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mined and p•5narea 1,w Poilade1
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We handle 1101:ping but the first
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Boise phone 12. ()f({:e phone 40
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15th ANNUAL EXCURSION
GODERICH to DETROIT and RETURN
BIC STEEL STEAMER GREYHOUND
will leave Goclerich June 10t11, 9;30 a. In. Arrive Detroit, June
10th, 5:30p. an. Returning, leave Detroit, June 12112, 1;00p. m.
Tickets,1.50 Round Trip
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, JUNE 9E�H.AYERICE A 5,'eoamolibillorwrite
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Excursions
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berta, each Tuesday until
October 28, inclusive
Via Chicago, St. Paul or Sarnia.
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We are sole agents for
WALKER'S OVERALLS,
made in VoTalkerville, Ont. We guarantee ton for
for every button that comes off, and 25c for
for every rip,
For every six pockets cut from worn garments
we will give you one pair of Overalls or
Smock Free,
Get in the habit of saving your pockets
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
NEW HOLIDAy5tjY FOOTWEFIR
Fully Equipped q pped fat• Summer.
�tlilnt2]er.
Are you ready for the hot days that will soon be here ?
We are prepared to show you the newest designs in Leather and Fabrics.
White and Tan Shoes.
This season promises to be another in which these will be very much in demand. Our; stock of these colors is now
complete, an
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comprising � a. ,
6'HFIPMAN.
Successor to Jas. Twitchell & Son
LINTON
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