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s of Voile,Choice Dress Patterns, half price. - ..-.._...._5oe;
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CORSETS—Clearing Lines, Leduc d to x.x
for and girls, Dozen Ribbed. HoseBoysg ,
IIOSI:. 5 s
HOSE—Regular $ 2.50
SILK HEATHER,
_ now ,..;
,SOCKS Children s Lisle Socks .
r Dozen Ladies Vests,at_-. -----�---- -zsc
VESTS -10 to clear
GINGHAM -300 yards now on, sale
` xio Men's Suits, fancy worsteds o
or Blue now_,.._:__ -_.,,_._$oz:
OVERALLS -slack 9
MEN'S HEAVY
WORK SHIRTS—For Men` Blueor Brown,
SHOES—Vdomen s Strap Slippers and Oxfords on sale at....__ $3 95
a TSHOES—In White, SPORT Black or Brown,
at new prices.
SOCKS—io Dozengoodwearing
socks,
ROSE 81
ig value, e, 20 dozen Women's Black, Brown or White
Tose onsale.
or__ s:oo
WA
l u oa f . $
ISpick ick of'?5 waists, value p to $4 ,
WHITEWEAR—Corset Covers, Skirts, DrawersNight
Gowns,
cent. discount. i"rincess Slips, on. sale at 20 per
qualityand width, sale
Ribbons ' good. ,___—x5c
RIBBONS—Hair
SILK -5o ,yards of BlackPailette Silk one yard wide, now__,$x.6g
EMBROIDERY—New. Trimming ler Ladies and Children's
Whitewear, reduced prices; 5e, 20C, .25C
ti,
ens Straw Hats, dozen to clear,' your
STRAW HATS—Men's 3
pick for - -.... _._..._:_. n5;c
-
COATS -Ladies Spring and Summer�Coats and Raincoats, on
sale at zo. per cent. discount.
Is.ard & Co.
Eggs Wanted, Highest Prices paid Cash or Trade.
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THE COUNTY COUNCIL
(Continued from page S)
elle Provincial Inspector advise our
inspector, Mr. Torrance, to be pres-
ent at the County. Home at any of his
inspections in the future, which will
enable him to make a more definite.
report.
We recommend that Mr. Torrance
be impowered to clear up the Mc-
Donald affairs, also that with Mr.
Brydone have the 'Hutchison •estate
settled up and have the property sold
ars soon as possible.
• We recommend that Reeve Robert-
i, son sell, this property.—W. J. 'Spot-
' ton, Chairman.
County Property
The County ` Property Report was
as follows:
\ire visited the Children's Shelter
and found five children in all and
everything in good order. We were
pleased to see a piano in the 'Shelter,
a gift of Mr, McICay: of Goderich.
We recommend new steps and.repairs
11
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txso
Thal r
council as laid over from the January
session, we recommend a 'committee
of five members be appointed, corn -
posed of the following J. F. John-
ston, representing the connty••eouncii;
Oliver Turnbull, : Brussels, President.
Huron County . Breeders' A.ssocialion;
E. Johnston, Gorrie, representing the
Junior Farmers' Improvenieilt Assoc-
iation; We Lobb, representing
Dairying; Stephen Hoggarth,
repre-
senting Horticulture.
We recommend thecommittee be
paid $4 each per day and mileage,
meetings to be called by the, chair-
man.
hair:n1al1
.-
Re resolution of Oxford County, re -
road 'superintendents; we recommend
no action,
Re recommendation from
Water-
loo County, werecon nd no action
.
request st of H. . A MVFchwen
Re e le ,
J
n Provin-
cial
for a Memorial to the Govermment requesting the taking
over the Lake. Road,' on the west of
the county as a Provincial highway,
we recommend no action—B. W. F,
Beavers, Chairman.
to the roof of -the Shelter, and also
loo feet of one-half inch hose.
We visited the jail and found every-
thing • neat. and clean with one pris-
oner in the jail, and we recommend
that he be removed to the House of
Finance Committee
'The Finance Committee reported as
Billows:
Re Auditors' Report, We recommend
that the report be received and print-
ed in the minutes, With referemrce
to clause .auditing quarterly, .we, do
not concur in the recommendation.
Rc Ale.candrie for school keep -of
Donald McDonald we recommend
that the Clcik look' into the matter of
how long they have been residents,.
and also the ages;
We rec.onxnnendthe printing account
be referred to the Clerk and Treasur-
er to be compared with tender before
payment is mad.e -
We vzould recommend,.,ip buying
supplies for county offices that a lit-
tle economy be used by those pur-
chasing stationery, etc.
We tinr zeconmmend that clauses 5 and
6,in the Auditors' Report be adhered
t. '
In order to'raise .the suns necessary
for county purposes, we recoxninend
that a late of 3 mills on the dollar
be levied on the equalized assess-
meuts of -the corsinty, and that a by-
law be gassed giving effect to the
same. --W. H, Coates, Chairman.
Executive Committee
The Executive Committee reported
as follows: •
Re motion of Douglas and Naylor.
re grant to Women's Institute, we
recommend that salve be made
Re motion of McNabb and "Nayioz
re House of Refuge officials' salaries,
we recommend - that the motion be
adopted:
Re motion of Hanley and Miller, re
grant to Varna Public Library, we
reconsinend grant be made. _ `
S n
Y
Parke .and
1..111. tS0
n of x
Re motion .�
r Seafoi tit Hospital, we recointmea,3
that a grant of $75o be given.
.e grant to London Memorial Hos-
pital, we reconimend a grant of $goo
be made.
Re request .of Mr. Griffin for in -
u ease alit salary, we recoininend no
action '
Re motion of Johnston and Ingles,
re grant to Trustees' Association, we
re omme.nd giant be made, and that
theexpeixse.s of.- Mr. Laing and Mr.
.Shillinglaw be also paid.
• Re motion of Miller and Hanks -
for $roo additional grant to Clinton',
Spring Fair, we recommend that a
grant of $5o be made. -John Douglas,
Chairman.
Good 'Roads Commission
The Good Roads Commission re-
reconunend some repairs be made to ported as follows:
the=•furnace and 120 feet of "one-half • The Committee met at Clinton on
incb hose be purchased. May.4th, to consider the general plan
We' recommend a new 'flag be pur- of work for the year.
chased for the Court House. A fetter to the Chairman, from the
Re motion of Douglas and Tipling, Clerk of Ashfield, asking thatsome
we'recommend no action at present.; resurfacing be put on concessions '4'
nn
We recommend that the phones in and 5 and 8 and 9, as nothing had
the Clerks', Sheriff's, -.County Engin- been done on these roads since they
eer's and Police Magistrate's office were taken into the Good Roads Sys -
be placed on single circuit as former- tem, we recommend some work be
ly.—Joha McNabb, Chairman. done there if funds are available
Special Committee The Committee decided to oil •cert
The Special` Coxnrnittee reported as ' tain sections of county roads, passtn'g
follows: through villages, where villages made
Re matter of advisory agricultural1- last year, besides theoil was spread
more 'evenly and a more satisfactory
application •and agreed to pay 40 per.
cent. of the cost of the oil. The cost
of applying the road oil with the dis-
tributor was about half the cost of
job made.
The Committee met at Blyth on
?Vlay x7th. It was *decided to buy a
car of B., C. fir for bridge flooring at
Wingham and Wroxeter.
The matter of hedge fences was
discussed and was left with the En-
gineer to make the best terms pos-
sible for removal where necessary.
The Committee with Engineer Pat-
terson and Mr. Irwin, of the High-
ways Department, Toronto, made a
survey of some, of the roads that have
been repaired and .re surfaced, We
approve of the general plan of wid-
ening the roads, clearing the water
l 'fine courses, placing fx o ra`rel at the g ve
edges of the road to be drawn in by
a drag or small grader when necessary
and of making the approaches to brid-
ges wider, to as to make travel safer.
We believe the crushed stone or grav-
el is making ;a superior road to the.
,-uncrushed gravel, being more uniform.
and responding better to the use of
the drag.
g
and number of culverts a d small
bridges have been left during the past
year in an unsatisfactory state of re-
pair ` on account of high costs, and
this year it is necessary that they be
rebuilt, We recommend the Engin-
eer
n ineer
be instructed to make plans and
specifications for the sarnc and have
the necessary work done where prices
are reasonable.
An °agreement was made with Me.
Eccleston, of Grand : Bend, whereby
the ri,-ile e
the county is to begiventi
c u t
Y ,p g
for ten years of taking gravel from
the lake shore for the sufi of $200,
W., Eccleston, agreeing to lay a ce-
stient road as near the'•water's edge,
er0 the west along the streets as, far
east as B3ossenberry'8 hotel, .or, further
if sufficient fundis are forth • coming;
no money .to be paid by the County
until the cement road is conipleted,
Re claim of Wn1, "-fait for collision
at •'Gargey's bridge, recommend no
acti0tl.
. l(e claim of G. A. Glenn, for acci-
dent to car on London road, north of
Heiisall, recormiend no action,
Re letter of ,Joseph Riley, askitig
ciepcnses for accident to self on trac-
tor in the spring of ' J921, we recoiii-
nnend' payment: of $Xo0 for the same:
We recommend too feet of one-half
inch hose be purchased for the R.egis•-
try Office.
We examined the Court House and
'IfE W blGid+° M ADVANCE
Re accounts from West Wawanosh
for three inu;nicipal drains, •amount-
ing to $70,90, we ,recommend pay-
ment
ayMent. when the work is completed ac-
cording plans and, specifics tons ,
Re Engineer's Report, we ° recom-
mend the same be adopted. 'anti' the
exception of the amount required for
resurfacing, which we would reduce
by $10,000,
. We 1•ecoinend an assessmezit of two
mills for good roads purposes be made.
to raise the stun of $85,002,8o'for the
whole County.
We recommend that the grant of
Goderich he $
_6,000,
Wingham, $5o,
-
000,
and Clinton $r5,000, We further
recommend that the Warden be auth-
orized to enterinto agreements with
the towns of Wingham, Goderich,
sil
village,
of Hen a
(;1'nto and
the vi l ,
t n g,
p
t ection
i
s
providing for grants n
is understb
7, of section 5, of the
H
ig
hwa
Y
s Im-
provement Act, as follows:
1` annual ant of 6 66. be.
.That at g
u �r $ ,7
made to the ton of Wingham for
ten years and a special annual levy,
of 6.5 mills, or, $3;944•16, be raised
for ten years.
an annual grant ,of •$3,055 be
That n .
made to file village: of ITe sall fox.-
ten years, and a special annual levy.
of7 -:. mills, or $1,87.8, be- raised for
so -years.
7: hat an annual. grant of $3,449.42 he
r
made to the •totivn of Goderich and
a special levy :of i mills, or $1,778.25,
P
be raised for ten years.
That•`ag rant of $1,500 be made to
the town of Clinton and a special
levy of ti mills be raised this year.
Re oilingroads in the village of
Blyth and Bayfield, we recoinmend
the same regulations as apply to pot-
ice villages, that, the village pay 4o
per cent of the cost.--a3.1W. F. Bea-
vers, Chairman.
Education Committee
'The -Education. Committee reported
as • follows:
of II. G. Mac -
That the resignation
Donell be accepted and that we 're-
Conimend the appointment of Charles
Robertson to fill the • vacancy •as on
Goderich Collegiate Institute Board.
'We also recommend that correspon-
dence, re Parkhill Board of Education
be referredback;to the same Board, as
we consider salve not, properly filled
Ottt,
We also recommend the 'appoint-
ment of the Warden as 'delegate to
Toronto
r It on Jul -th and 6th, so a -
o Ox o � y, S `
conference, re secondary school
tend cont
education as our representative as re-
quested by`Hon. R. H. Grant, Mini-
ster of Education, -Alex Smith, Chair-
man.
County Engineer
After an unusually severe
MEN
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RESSES—House Dresses made of heavy quality print in
light and medium patterns, full sizes, short sleeves, reg.
$2.25 and $2.50, for
APRONS••Bungalow styles, made of good quality print in
stripes only, special 65c, or 2 for _., __ — ---•-$1.25
UNDERWEAR Ladies' fine ribbed Vests, short or no sleev-
es, sizes 36 to 38, special at each.
BLOOMERS --Ladies' fine Knit Bloomers at 50c, 750 and
5 ' -.y .- -,..Z pair
c per 8 also children's s a
_•. 5 P
cas
O. S. 'VESTS --Ladles fine Vests outsize, 46 to' So special
HOSIERY—Ladies' Silk Bose in Black, Navy. and White,
(Seconds) special 35c or 3 pair oo
F
HOSE --Ladies plain cotton hose, black only, size 81 to Io
Special per pair. •__ .... 25c
Summer Dress Goods, Voiles, Organdies and Ginghams at
Special prices.
1W.%Lr1'Y II 7IV11 AIS s wb • •
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MEN'S SUITS—See our Special at..,-..._..� . _....._ .__.._�...�.:._..,_ r,
BOYS' UIT —3n new cloths and of 'les ai....._,.. _:$ 9.75.
S 5 � Y
AND r
BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS .�i�lD ixRAWDRs---a'All •.,. 750
C0M;BINATION$ A ." .. , $I.sa
I/iR N'S RAW SILX S IIRT WitTa 0tyllax', special w.... -$4 75
()duce 'W.xtited
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spring
stores
Remedy for
CATARRH
LOU
and
BA
LSAMEA,Iong known to the med-
ical profession, has recently been
introduced • into Canada, and this won-
derful remedy is now available for every-
body: -Already it Inas won phenomenal
success, and is effecting .remarkable
recoveries in the treatment of Asthma,
Catarrh, Weak Lungs and other respir-
atory troubles.
Buy . a bottle today
J. W. McKIBBON, Druggist
Wingham, Ont.
as affecting the roads, I act pleased
to . report that most .of the Comity
Highways are in as good condition .as
can be expected• It is pot possible
to maintain fain t
lie roads as they exist
at present in such a condition that
they • will not become rutted and
muddy during -a season in the spring,
but considering that this season pre-
vails for only a few weeks each year,
and that comparatively little traffic
Government subsidy for Good,
Roads •.. 84,036.04
Back interest on mortgage
No. 282,06.25
No. 2 21 9,00
No. 3 240,00
Total Assets $178,080.13
Liabilities
The, Debenture Indebtedness of the
1t that time the extra County of 'Huron is as follower
't] roads
debentures, $20,000, payable ill 20.
years at 4 per cent., half yearly. No
payments made ---$20,000.0o,
PerI ~ fu • $6o,oco
73 � ,avv ?10. 6, i9 .,. r
for patriotic purposes for 10 years• et
5 per cent. interest, payable half
yearly, On this Debenture $37,000
1 i ce of
a Ua a t
leaving
t•t been
.s b x
1 paid,
0
.. O
00 00. '
$
3,
000 _for
for'60 .f
No. By-law o
•
Per ,
$
at
patriotic purposes for ten years
5 per cent interest; payable half, year -
tees e
t n
bridge
e
x
-thatIo forb g
.F -1a No.
cosi` of constructing a roar. will Per By-law 2, 9 9,
withstand all conditions of weather
and temperature is not as yet felt
• ismade,
to be justified. Ari effort
rir
1 n
110wever, to have all,roads trimmed
t ned
and planned so that . they are in a
smooth condition for the remainder
of the year, when the traffic is heavy
and a sznootl road is demanded. "
It is. found that
our
rOa S
construct-
ed
truct-
ed
of crushed gravel are much more
efficient and withstand the wear . of
traffic and the effects of- the eletnents
much betterthano-dinary gravels. has
This is due to the interlodking tend- ly., On- this Debenture $x1,000
e
ency of the angular particles of which been paid, leaving a balance of
crushed material is composed; to- $49,000.00.
gthe eNo, o, '1917, for $52o,000
-law
eth r with -the excellent binding.effeat Per By-law ,
secured by file stone dust and;screen- for patriotic purposes, for ten• years
ings. Moreover, a muddy surface it at 5 per cent, :interest, payable half
not produced during wet weather as is Yearly. Ori this Debenture $35,000
the case when the bonding mateza
r' l has been, paid, leaving, a balance of
contains an :excess of clay. Consider- $84,500.00,
r
ing further that the surface of the. Per. By-law No. 2, 1918, for ,96,000
crushed gravel road is composed of for patriotic purposes, payable in 5r
suchmaterial as may be dragged xo or 'r5 years at 5 per cent., interest
smooth, the conclusion is reached that.
such' roads are much to be preferred
for modern traffic, to the water bound=
Macadam, which is so ' difficult to
maintain ''nrider heavy auto traffic
without a surface treatment of bitum-
inous:materials..
On this Account an attempt is being
made to have our six crushing plants
running continuously throughout the
season, if possible, as, the material can
most usually be placed on the road
at a inucli lowef ` price per yard than
ordinary gravel, and the superior road
secured makes it desirable that as.
much crushed gravel should be pro=
duced as our equipment will handle.
A great deal .of satisfaction in many
respects is derived from the gravel
pits purchased by the. County, and
accordingly, three more pits have been
purchased this year, -one: in Howick,.
one in Grey, and one in Usborne.
The County now own seven gravel
pits:
Since the County of Huron assum-
ed the present system of Highways,
a great deal of maintenance work.
has been done on the old bridges and
culverts of the county, with a view
of postponing reconstruction until
prices are lowered'and labor becomes
mare: plentiful.• Labor at present is
Thursday, J'u
CHIROPR
CT IC
CH
II DR. J. ALVIN FOX
I
Chiropractic furnishes t h e
most complete and scientific
method of Health culture known
to -day. It is the only method of
direct Spinal Adjustment
•• Other so-called Spinal Adjust-
ments are an attempt to trade on
. the reputation of Chiropractic.
This is a Golden Rule -Office
and recognizes Christ and. His
Principles as Paramount.''
Chiropractic gives. value in
full for - every•dollar invested.
Adjustnient given for all dis-
eases where there is reasonable
hope of recovery.
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Office 1 h ou s, Io to 12 am, m, 2
to5and 7to8p.m,
Phone 191.
Windham Saw
& Planing Mill
We now have"a full stock of
Lumber of all kinds, dressed,
and undressed. Sash Doors,
Nouldin s
,
Shingles, ,
Lath,
Beav-
er,
Fibre and Ruberoid Boards,,.
also'roofing, plain and slate sur-
faced and steel fence posts.
Prices'` ,are lower now than
they have been for some months
and some lines are sure to ad-
vance. Call and get prices for
any of the above.
Coal ii all sizes, hard, soft,
and Snlithing :always, on hand.
'MacLean Lumber
and Coal CO.
generally plentiful, and in many places
unemployment exists, prices are also
isfelt that
lower h
ie Y
raid -and it
cons d
the present is an opportune -tithe to
reconstruct many of the old wooden
bridges and culverts, which have so.
long been. a .meriaince to traffic and a
source of continual• expense for main-
tenance. Plans, and specifications have
been prepared for the reconstruction
.,of a large number of these, but: no
contracts have been awarded.
An -estimate•of the requirements. for
1922 .of the County Road System is
as follows:
Bridge, and culvert construc-
tion $2o,000
Ditching, widening -and -hill
cutting. _ 15,00o
Repairs to bridges and cul-` -
Oiling _ 3,000
Dragging 4,000;
Snow Roads 869.
Machinery and repairs 4,000
Special° grants 5,000
4,000
payable half yearly. On this'Deben-
leaving a
fore $7,000 has been paid,
balance of $89,000.00.
Total Debt of the County of Huron,
$265,500.00. • .
8 000
B'LYTH
2nd, x922
isS Laura ]?;akintu,:rettirned ta<!;
her
work in the yJuighaxxi ;tlospitil o
Wednesday last.
1'American, `
11C doctors at all
1105 pn-
tai•
have, discovered a remedy' to stop
hiccoughs. A good malty peoplewould like to find something with
which to start them.
Mr. Frank . Metcalfe, Gove5 ninent
Fruit Inspector for the Western Pro-
vinces left for Regina where his head-
quarters will be for some time super_
visition.
ng the small fruits for exporta
1V r. Wm. Bennett, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs, Livingstone;,
suffered a slight stroke but is improv-
ing. About a year ago Mr, Bennett
was stricken with a paralytic stroke
and was nfitied to his bed for sev-
eral inontli .,
Mr. Damon Crittendon is attend-
ing High Court of the Canadian Order
of Forresters iri Quebec as a delegate
from the local Court.
The second game of the Maitland
League ,series was played on Thurs-
day between Whitechurch and Blyth,
the local team defeated the visitors.
Mx. and Mrs. Wm. Davis motored
up from Toronto, and spent Sunday
with the latter's sister, Mrs. William
Cockaline.
Superintendence
$173;800
Anticipated subsidy from the
Provincial Gov 8o,000
Balance $93,800
Auditor's Report
The report of the County Auditors
was as follows
Receipts
Credit balance in banks;
1st., 1921 . -
Adninistrafion, of ; Justice
County rate's •
Land tax. .,.._
Schools • •
Licenses
Jan. ..
$.x1,73?:74.'
9;061.48
257,409.02
• 1s..2
.
74
43,969.72
962.00
Canada 'Temperance Act ::1,113,91
Miscellaneous 25.00
Registry Office • 2,535.2
Loans -. 249,839.2
Interest - 3,907.25
20.00
100,768.40
40.09
7,159.05
$788,70.5.92
$ 11,939.62
85,34494
16,116,02
3,568:2z
9,404.25.
3,518.68
Sale of old Plank
From Good Roads
Jury Fund
Huron County Home
Total' -Receipts'
Expenditures
Administration of Justice
Schools
Huron County. Home
County Property
Municipal Government
Goal -
Printing, postage and station
cry 1,626,92
Roads and bridges - 5,777.31:
Miscellaneous 120,00
Charities 827.76
Grants - 7i64o.o0
3,450,00
Mothers' Allowance . 2,420,00
Good Roads
178;507.33
Debentures redeemed :, .:'39i000.00
Coupons and i n t c r el§ t on
2I
,795 4I
School Management
loans
n
Notes retied
r 350,000.00
Land tax • 259,35
JuryFund 29.80
Total Expenditure..$741,55:51
Total' receipts ................$788,725.92 .
Totales n
ed itures ' .61.
p
Credit balance......,..$74x,345
47,380.31
Outstanding'cheque9,141.41
Cash in Banlc$56,521,72
6 21,72
Huron County Home
Expenditures :...,.:, .,.,..$ 16,116,02
Receipts
7,159:05
Deficit . $ 8;956 97
Assets
Credit balance iii Bank.
T_lnpaid county rates--
Clinton
ates-Clinton '"' • 3,969.52
Goderich .,. 3,251,08
Howicle 3,00000 3,000,00-
1-Itilletr 4,911.80
Mortgages , :........... :..... .,.,16,360.00
Hay cicbentures - 6,178.70
West Wawarrosh deben. 1,765,2$
$ 47,380.31
EAST WAWANOSH
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Walker` of Elora,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Wal-
ker
ker on Sunday.
Dont forget the Strawberry Social
on the school grounds on.. -the lath
con. on Friday evening.
Mr. Jas. Dow has "keen busy filling
his silo with sweet clover,
'"What did to dire a
cough which was Rack
-
jug my system
toP ieces."
"Om)
very
hot
eveninge '
n
'l
ast
s
um-
ner,whllexn the mountains, acool
breeze suddenly ••came up which.
left • me thoroughly chilled. Next -
day I felt a slight cold in my head
but thought nothingof it. . The
lowing ' in . day, the cold had : develoiied
Y
into a cough. This kept up for some
weeks but instead of getting better
the cough kept' getting "Worse. A
odeveloped in m
tiieldi sensationp y-
ng.
throat. I tried everything I, could
think of to get rid of it, It was womrse
when I went to bed. As soon as I
laid down the tickling sensation:
started and the only relief I could,
get was to sit up in bed. Towards:
morning, I sometimes, : from shear
exhaustion, niel raged to get 'a:
tie sleep: During
all this time
!
'cough was getting i
worse. Some-
times in these severe fits of copghing•
spasms I was left weak and exbaus--
ted. Anything I tried only gave me
temporary relief. I couldn't. :take
anything but liquid foods. I couldn't
sleep.' I- was losing weight every
day. At tunes I' suffered the most
intense -.agony with headaches.. A
friend of mine told ane about Carnol.
After trying, it for three weeks .1 no-
,ticedthat my cough was beginning
to • soften' that, my appetite was re
• turning, 'that the headaches had
left me,that I slept longer? After
taking seven bottles .of Carnol, I
am • perfectly well .and enjoying
better than I have ever had
'before in my life."
Writes Mrs. 'J. of Montreal:
Camel i_a•:to. d. by .your druggist•
and if you can conscientiously say,
after you have tried it, that it liasn t
done you any good, return the emp-
t' 'ttle to him and he will -refund
o . boMoney. your mon y. .10-122
Sold b
Y. J
.
Walton M
cKibbo
n
Correctly Fitted
.-Eyeglassses
WR.HAMILTON °Pinetrisa
WINGHAM ONT.
NOTE
SANITARY_ '—
'TAPE BOWS
OF
DUST
COLLIC}NG
CU,iS
Most comfortable in the world
arse
Always look
for ibis Libel
SANITARY Mattress AND
Cushions•. ARE , GUARANTEED
Jas. Walker & Son
e
1
1
aar of Extra No 1Feed Oats
Is due to arrive here about the middle of this week. -Phone
your orders early. We are offering these at a low price off the car. -
A Car of Recleaned Screenings
Is 'expected to arrive about theend of this week. These
Recleaned Screenings are about se per cent. Wheat and will be
sold at $2o.00 a ton off the car.
Flax Meal at a Low Price
We have just received a quantity of Flax Meal for feeding
purposes and will sell at a very low price $3.5o a hundred in five
bag lots.
GOOD POTATOES WANTED
JOHN E. HOMUTH
`() SUCCESSOR TO HOWSON & HOWSON
(j Flour Teed S eds Potatoes,,eta Phones: Residence
z75, Stare
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GRAND TRUNK; RAILWAY SYS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY .
I m.
o a. m. x
Lv. KINCARDINE
5 p�,
4
5.3
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Lv. RIPLEY - .:... , .. 2
.._ -.: _-..- . __:...-_.__... ,_- 5:50' a.m. 04 P.m
Lv. LUCKNOW 6.og a.rn. 2421 p.m.
Lv. WINCrHAIVl 6.4o a.m. 2.54 p.m.
Lv, BRUSSELS ::.... _.__ 7.o6 a.m. 3.18•p,m.'
Lv. WE LISTO L 7.5P a.m. 4.01 .tn,
La. PA LM E R STO N
_ ,......, .. _., _..-__ ..__..,_::,._ S.aB a.m. , 4.z3 p.m.
Ar. GUELPH ..,.:. :.:..... 9;45 a.tn, 5,36 P.m.
Ar. BRANTF'ORD
Ar.i'•]iAMIL.`ON..:... .. ...-..... ...... ...:....
x.00 p.m.
1.00 p.m. 8.3o p.m.
Ar, 'I`OIZONTO _ 11.ro a.m. 7.4o p.tn. •
RETURNING—Leave Toroilto6.5o a.ni. and 5.02 p.m.
Through coach .Kincardine to Toronto an 'morning train.
Parlor. Buffet car Palmerston to Toronto onmornii g train and
Guelph to Toronto n venin
train.
o evening g
1'or full particularsapply to Grand Trunk Ticket Agents.
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