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Now .for tBraeelets, Brooch—
es a idl Fobs, Cuff Links,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
The 'Latest in Every Line.
Nev¢•. • Stobk of , Moxxthorgans
. Single and Double Keys. •
, Hp14aner's : Best flakes
Watch, Clock and
Jewellery ' Repairing
"YOU BET"
F. W. HESS
JEWELLER
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We have opened up our
New Stock of
Spring and
Sumter
Dress Goods..
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Come and inspect before
buying elsewhere.
Our prices as usual are
11GRT
Ih` Highest Prices
For Farm Produce
44,
i•�p i . D LWLAS
consisting of —"sib
Prints. Ginghatnts,
Muslins Etc.
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General Merchant, B L A Ii E.
• ' That New
Winter Suit.
When looking for your new
Winter Suit, do not forget to
give us a call. We have a fine
range of Tweeds, ,Worsteds.
etc., to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
We oleo have a large nntuber of
Samples to select from.
Laundry in connection
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MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
WY full line o fresh
meats, trams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
0111' aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
SarwageS.
Give us a call.
YNLU
DEICIIERT
There is no need .of anyone matt -r-
ing long with this; disease, 'for to
effect a quick cure i is only $=ces-
sary to take a few dues of
Chaiderlaises
COW, Oholeva end
'ire mealy
In fact, in most cases one dose is
sufficient. It never fails and can be
relied upon in tie tnost severe and
dangerouo cases.. It is equally val-
uable for children and is the means
of saving the lives of many children
each year..
In the w'orld's history no medicine
has ever tnet with 'greater success,
PRICE TillRTY'FIVE GENT&a
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EXCURSIONS
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special. Trains leave Toronto 2.00 p.m, an
APRIL 6,' 20 MAY 4, 19 JUNE 1,15, 29
JULY 13, 27 LVJO. 10, 24 SEPT..7; 21
Second class tickets from Ontrvio stations ,go principal
Northwest points at
LOW I1" 0..9 N9 d TRIP RATES
Winnipeg and return' $32.00; Edmonton and return
$4"1,50, and to other mints in proportion. Tickets
good to;teturn within 60 days from going date.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
onall excursions. Comfortable berths, fully equipped.
with bedding, can he scented at moderate rates through
local agent.
tarty application must be made
ASSY. FOR HOMESEErrsts' PAMPHLET
containing rated and full information.
Apply to near',t C.P.R. Agent or to R. L. Thompson,
Dias. Pass. Agt„ Toronto.
ONLY DIRECT LISE NO CHANGE OF CARS
W. J. CARLING, Agent, EXETER
Y. M. 0. A. IN BRUCE COUNTY.
A well attended convention of
enthusiastic ministers and Christi:'
inn laymen of Bruce couuty was
held in Walkerton, June 28th, for
the purpose of introducing the
County plan of Y. M. 0. A, work
in Bruce. The following were the
speakers;
Mr. John Penman, Paris chair-
man of the Provincial Committee.
Mr G. F. Blair, Gederich, chair-
man of the .Clutch County. Com-
mittee.
Mr. 0. M. Copeland, Provincial
Secretary of the Young Men's
Christian Association of Ontario
and Quebec.
Mr. J. H. Crocker, Secretary of
Brantford Association.
Mr. A Cullens, Provincial Secre-
tary of County work.
Mr. L. 0. Fleming, County Secre-
tary of Huron County -
Mr. A. S. Hooper, ex secretary
of Woodstock Association.
Mr. Wilkie State Secretary, Taos
Angles, Cal. 'who began work as
an Association Secretary in 1867.
.Mr. A. Cullens addressed the
convention on the need for the
work in Bruce County. He had
made a study of the county and
found that only 6f per cent of its
church members were young men.
He also spoke on the County Work
plan.
Mr. Fleming spoke on "The
achievements of the county work
in Huron" and "The. Social and
Educational possibilities of the
organization in Bruce."
Mr. Crocker presided over the
sessions of the convention and
spoke on the "Physical and Rec-
reative possibilities of the organize•
tion in Bruce."
Mr. Copeland explained the place
occupied. by the county 'work in
the aggressive poliey of the Provin-
cial committee, and addressed the
convention on "The religious pos-
sibilities of the Y. M 0..A,. in
Bruce County."
In the evening an excellent ban-
quet was given by the ladies of
Walkerton, Mr. Penman, Paris
presiding. The speech of the evening
and of the whole convention was
made by Mr. G. F. Blair of Goderich
on "Y. M. 0. A, work as a business
man's investment." Mr. Blair said
that there are many kinds of divid-
ends on the investment of money.
For example a pian may invest his
'surplus money in something which
will give hint money dividends; or
a man may invest his money in'
books or literature or travel and
get his dividends in the form of
education or benefit to health The
Y. M. C. A. offered business Hien
opportunity for investunent, the
dividends of which were to be
estimated. in the Religious, Physici1
Educational and Social betterment
of the country's young men, and
Canada's young manhood is her
greatest undeveloped resource.
Money is spent to develop Canada's
material resources. and inuoh more
should Canada's people spend to
develop her .manhood. Canada a
quarter or a century hence will be
what her men at that time make
her. and the responsible men of
that time will be the boys and
young men that we are developing
now, Whether this young country
will occupy the »rood and glorious
position she is destined to occupy
among the nations during the
twentieth century, whether she is
to be kept for' Canadians, whether
she is to hold . her national spirit
atnid the great influx of foreigners,
whether she is to be an 'enduring
Christianization depends upon her
rising 'nen. Mr. 0, .1. Mickle,
Chesley, also made a very able ad-
dress, endorsing the inauguration
of the work in Bruce county.
The county oomniittee for Bruce
was appointed, and as soon as the
budget of $1800 for the year is
raised a countysecretary will be
called to begin organization. Bruce
is the second celerity in the Domin-
ion to introduce the Y. M, C. A.
County work.
GERMA, N
AMALGA
The Cttnttclische r 'I3auernfreund
of Waterloo, the Canadisohee
Voiltsbla,tt of Ne r Hamburg, and
the. Deutsche Ze time, of Berlin
have been. puv'ole t,sed by Messrs.
Rittingor & Mote, f . Berlin, who'
already own the ;C arliner Journal
of Berlin, Oi11;a rio Glocke of
Walkerton, and Cat adieeher'Eolon.
ist of Stratford. • This completes
the amalgamation. of the German
newspapers in la ester? Ontario,
and secures for the Gorman element.
a large represent tive newspaper
where formerly th iy had a•number
of small papers et ou with a very>
limited field. It i. a, noteworthy
fact that this amalgamation hap-
pens to- be effected in the 50th year
Mince the establi.shi eat of the firm
of Rittinger t 1lt1ote.
PWSPAP 1 41,00; !Fred I ehlstal cul eon '13
\CATION, 25.00, A Turnbull 3 draiita across
road, 7;50, herb Smith tile drain
eon 20=11 '5.00, V M Roberts Engi-
neer expense Re Bissonett's suit
109,00, M G Cameron pt ''payment
Re Bissonett suit 100,00, 1' Lamont
wire brush for making the 1,25, P
Taamont':i expenses to London re
Engineer 4,00,
Council will sheet again on
Wednesday the 4th day of August
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Fred Hess Sr., Clerk.
HAY CO NOM.
Council met July 2 all present
except )'fr. Goetz, • whose absence
was excused;
The clerk Was ,acl vised to ask for
tender for two brie ges, one across
the WestI3ranahT-I S- D. on.Guriob
Road and the other what is known
as Ortwein's brid e. The Reeve
at,c1' Clerk are to p epare plans and
spe4Hications. A letter from Can-
ada Co. in regard
East Branch North
Laid before the Co
of cleaning out
.Brain thatwas
tieil, the Reeve
and' Couneellor le.Arthur were
appointed to look Into the matter
and report at next i teeting. •
A Petition lee rived frons the
Eastern Ontario t Municipalities
Ass'n, asking the 'Ontario Leglis-t
lative to amend the.tresent assessmen
eo that Municipalities earn assess
buildings at a lower rate than land,
was laid before council and after
due consideration 'was signed by
the council and a copy ordered to
be sent to the M L A 'of South
Huron.
The following amounts were
ordered to be paid..
W. Dawson hauling lumber rep
cul, con 14 $2.50; A Brisson haul-
ing tile L R $1.00; R Turnbull
rep bridge and lumber etc. 810.00;
Hanover Cement Co, a car cement,
$188.45; Tp. 'Teas. Postage Ex-
change etc 1303 $3.$2; Con Sohilbe
cement wall and rep cull con 14,
net ao t r3 -kr a•?e; a :a. C:
Nothing in the way of a cough,is
quite so annoying as a tickling
teasing, wheezing, bronchial Cough
the quickest relief comes perhaps
from a prescription known to
Druggists everywhere as Dr Shoop's
Cough Renaedy. And besides, it is
so thoroughly harmless that moth-
ers give it with'perfect safety even
to the -youngest babes. The tender
leaves of a simple mountain shrub,
give to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy
its remarkable coative effect. It is
truly a most certain and trust.'
worthy prescription. Sold by J J
Merrier,
Extra value in black chiffon
taffeta silk; remember, extra value.
Call in " and get the price. J. F.
Merner.
The . Wroxeter Planet of last
week comes out in a more condens-
ed form and THE HERALD con-
gratulates the new owner, A. P.
Chisholm, that he had the courage
of his convictions. After all is said
and done, the local weekly does
not cater to quantity (foreign quant
ity) and three out of every four
weeklies : through out Western
Ontario could cut a column off
each page injuring their
prestige in the least. THE HERALD
started as a'six-column paper, but
:for reasons which are alone under-
stood by the - publisher it was
thought wise to reduce to the
present size, If our experience is
duplicated with our . Northern
Exchange, Bro. Chisholm has our
congratulations in advance. The
Planet in its general make-up,
is about the neatest and eleanest
looking weekly that comes to our
office.
For next 30 days, Special prices
on best grate galvanized corrugat-
ed roofing at $3.75 F. 0, B.
Hensall or $4,00 a square-
,pnt on. ,Terms cash at Hart
leib's. Sheet measurement..
aeadese
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FAIRS a; EXl1IBITIUN,.
Atwood.., ,Sept,•28'29'
Brigc]en , . < , loot. 5
Brussels Sept. 30 Oct. 1
Blyth
Bl.mittt
Eniliro
Forest.:,.......,
Gerrie, • .•,.
Oct, 5 di
, .. Sept. 28 29
_Oct 7
. , Sept. 29 30
Qct, 2
Goelei iclt r , . , , .... , Sept. 28 29 30
Kincardine.. —Sept. 22 23
Itirkton . . , .Sept, 30 Oct, 1
Luclinow . ,. t . Sept.. 23 24
Listowel „. Sept. '21 22
London Sept: 10-18
New 'Hamburg, . Sept. 16 17
Parkluill .. ..• ..Oct. 5 0
Rodney .. .. 0et, 4 5
St. Mary ' Sept. 2223
Stratford.,., .. Sept. 28 29
Strathroy .Sept. 20 21 22
Thedford . . . . .... . . . . Sept. 29.
Tavistock Sept. 20 21
Tiilsonburg..... , Sept. 28 29
Teeswater .... . Oct. 5 6
Toronto.. , ....Aug. 20 to .Sept. 13
t�Tellesley, , ..... , , .Sept. 14 15
Wier ton .........Sept, 23 24
Sept. 16 17
.0ct. 7 8
• . • , Sept. 22 23
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prices on Singer Sewing ma-
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and organs
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HE success of any order depends upon the
repeat orders, the orders which conte because
the article has " made good."
No manufacturer can succeed without these.
The above is the kind of letters which we are
constantly receiving regardingg. Amatite roofing.
They mean something.
The success of Amatite is dependent entirely
upon the well-known fact that it always proves
satisfactory. The reasons are that it is made of
Coal Tar Pitch—the greatest waterproofing come
pound known, and that it has a real ?mineral surface.
Pitch is invariably used for llndorground water-
proofing, and instances are known where it has
been used to resist .00ntinttous water pressure
underground for twenty-five years without deterio-
h
The advantageorcange, of a mineral surfaced roofing like
ration
'Arnittite over one With a' smooth surface is that the
latter meds painting and Amatite does not.
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Every Fanner Should
Read This Letter
You have no further expense or bother after
Amatite is once laid. This means a great saving.
A ready roofing which requires painting every two
years will cost after a while as much for 'paint as
for the original roofing.
In figuring the cost of painted roofings the. cost
of the paint must not be overlooked.
The best argument we can offer in favor of
Amatite is a sample of the goods themselves.
When a practical man takes a piece of Amatite in
his hand he recognizes at once that it is thicker,
heavier, stronger and snore durable than the com-
mon kinds of roofing.
Send , for 'a free sample of Amatite, and
examine it earef u1lsk It makes customers for us
every tune, Address
1. u`.i•Ku'���•}wY°r 111, ,. 'h'J,°;��'n'..
PRICE $32.50 per SQAt7,C;,1'.+, or ,, $3.00
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