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PRIL 19, 1907
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X. A. ALLAN, Vice POsident.
fana,e;er.
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$25,000,000
Iterest paid 4 times a gear.
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PROGRESS BileaNie
CLO'BIISIG
FREE
,te- will tell
lately Free,
3et of
• with
e and
tenets,
isome
'rifted
le be-
wette.
'..alogue and
strated and
asks far it
:ler special offers,
aew and stindard
i Bulbs. '
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'1ED CO.,Limited
Ir!-.tseS`4H1
iN ITU RE.
housekeepers—almost seEms ttn%
much. And yet if Merit in
prices will appeal to you, and -res
invrect our splendid new stock
T<TITG--
and 'L.-unday calls answered at the'
op! °kite the Methodist chunk,.
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ITE
LOVER ,
BREAD'
READ IS THE NEE
OF LIFE
and it is rnore vital that ie
should he good than any
other food.
ade of the highest qUalitY
Milk is used instf.?ad of I
highest baker's skill, and
crust is light and crisp,
is healthful, nourishing,
ot any longer be content
made of cheap flour and
Cart Be Made.
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AFOR'211
ublic Notice.
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is. berent %Wen that, in accordance leitIL
istOre4 Of i:1•4,AWs of the Town of RV' "
ttlat bc•110.4.1 intend to make application to
Itnietpal 'onneil of the said Town of Seafnras
Err ereet and operatA steam boiltr
I:4MP in the 1)ren3ises on inarket street, irenteu,
• re:.r (#17 *Le store at present ocaupied
Pieliard &In. and of eihich miplication
intt•rested are hereby requestedio take not""
thentselve aueordingly.
JuUN .BELL, beaforth- "
ferth, April 901, lien. 206E4;
:pays special attention to
'SAVINGS ACCOUNTS,
Interest paid 4 finites' a 1/4var
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
COLSON, - Manager.
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Rcture Framing.
Ai) this time of year' yea nearly alwaye
beve a number of pietures you wish 'fram-
ed, Bub you keep putting it off, often be-
ams you fear the expense. Picture fram-
ing with ue is a speelalty, and we carry
eseok of frames end mouldings that are
ehesn and neat, pretty bat not expensive.
Lel us frame a picture for you, and we
OM convince you of the truth of, what we
swg.,
Try us for your next Photo. 2
untawvir wistscil
iAnvoim DivIO Seaforth.
Heart Strength, oHeart Weakness, meens Nerve
.oglangth, or Nen-t, Vca,kness—uothing more. Pos-
itively, not one weak heart in a hundred is. in It-
gelf, actually diseased. It is ithrevt always a
bidden tiny little nezve net ,retwilv Is all at iatit.
This obseure nerve—the Curdinc, klearb Nerve
...simply needs. and rauAt have, morol.lower, more
reore controlling. VICIZO governing
strengtn. Wititcut that the Irea.rt must continue
to fail, and the $tomach and kadlleYs alsa have
these Elm.; enr.tr&i:tiz nerves.,
This clearly expl:-.ins why, as n. medicine, Dr.
boop R.,_•itoroti‘ LI,;•t in the raGt atrac., t.o mh
for week and /Itearts. Dr. Sher.» „ought
elle cause cs; ai; ens, pa; sufirt'et-
Ing hca3 distr. Dr. Shoop's R1.'7.71114 tivc—this
reedier erescensam—is alone directesi to these
weak and Nvt*,sting- nerve center.. Ib buiid$1,
it sti'eu..calrus; it t-thrs real, genuine heart help. _
If you would lave stroee, Ileart.i, strong de.
,aestion, strengthen these nerves re-cs-tablieb
Ihem as needed, with
Yon have heard of biscuits—and
readofbitcuits—and catenbiscuits—
but you don't know biscuits—tmtil
you try Mooney's Perfection Cream
&xi= They are everything that
the Meg biscuits should be.
The air - tight, moisture -proof
package brings them to you fresh,
crisp, inviting.
Practically every grocer in Canada
has MOONEY'S. Yours will get
them if you ask. Ini ea 3 lb. pkgs.
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Kobi.ttV giSCUIT CANDY 6P
r.SiltATraltilt cAwAsil
CHAS. AEERHART,
Viringhani
Business
College
ie a high grade Commercial School
Three Courses :
Commercial - Stenography - Telegraph
write GEORGE SPOTTON, Prinp
j. Lewis Thomas
Civil Engineer, Architecketc Late Dominion De
ipartment Public Works. Consulting Engineer for
Ainnleipal or County work. Electrio Bail roads
-Sewerage or Waterworks Systems, Wharves, Bringes
Ba-enforeed Concrete. Puma:2220,
20264. LONDON, ONT.
The Ne W Store
For New Goods
•
a/madam.
FISH —
Finnan Freddie, Ciseoes, Whitefish, Mackerel
, and Trout. These are very scarce, but are extra
• good quality.
•
PEOETABLE—
Lettuce, Celery, Cabbage, Carrots, Beets, Par
snips and Turnips always on hand.
,FRE811 MEAT
We buy nothing bat/ the best quality in Beef,
Pork and Lamb in this department. We have
extra fine prices.
CURED MEATS --
Hain, Beam, Breakfast Bacon andiRolls always
n hand.
COOKED MEATS—
Corned Beet, Headrheese,3Bo1ogna and3New
England Ham.
• 000ERIE8—
Our grocery department is complete. I:Always
fresh and good.
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KRUSE BROS.,
CJNIMERCE BLOOK ---(PHONE 96
SEAFORTH.
Scavanger Wanted.
Town of Seaforth
Application& will be received by the Board of
Health for the position of scavenger for the Town of
tieeforth, For further information aquire of the un-
dersigned.
JOHN A. WILSON, Secretary.
You 'cannot possibly have
a better Cocoa than
A delicious drink and a sustaining
food. Fragrant, nutritious and,
economical. This excellent Cocoa
maintains the system in robust
health, and enables it to resist
winter's extreme cold.
COCO
-Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers
- ini-lb. and i -lb Tins.
T HRH TIMESIN
A WOMAN'S LIFE
Theta are three periods of a woman's life
when she is in need of the heart strength-
ening, nerve toning, blood enriching
action of
MILBURN'S HEART
- AND NERVE PILLS
• The first of these is when the young girl
is enteeing the portals of womanhood. At
this time she is very often pale, weak and
nervous, and unless, her health isi built up
and her system strengthened she may fall
a prey to consumption or 1*0. weak woman
for life.
The secend period is motherhood. The
drain on the system is great and the ex-
tansted nerve force anti depleted blood
require replenishing. Milburn's Heart and
Nerve PliU supply the elements needed to
do this.
The third period is "change of life" and
this is the period when she is most liable
to heart and nerve troubles.
A tremendous change is taking place in
the system, and. it is at this time many
chronio- diseases manifest themselves.
Fortify the heart and nerve system by the
use of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and
thus tide over this dangerous period. Mrs.
James King, Cornwall, Ont., writes "1
have been troubled very much with heart
trouble—the cause being to a great extent
due to "change of life." I have been taking
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills for some
time, and mean to -continue doing so, for I
can truthfully say they are the best remedy
I have ever used for building up the system.
'You are at liberty to use this statement
Lor the benefit of other sufferers."
Price 50 cents per box, three boxes for
$1.25, au dealers, or The T. Milburn Qp.,
leiraiterl, Toronto, Ont.
CESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effective remedy for
CIRE THROATS AND COUGHS
; They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene
Wi,th the soothing properties of slippery elm and lice.
riee. Your druggist or from us, 10a in stamps.
Lisammte, Mum Co., Limited, Agents, -Montreal. 4ox
Nurses' & Mothers' Treasure
—most reliable medicine for baby.
Used over 50 year. First compounded
by Dr. P. E. Picault in 1855.
Makes Baby Sh'ong
Restores the little organs to erfect
health. Gives sound sleep, `thout
resort to opium or other injuriou dregs.
44 At druggists'. 25e. 6 bottles $1.25,
National Ding & Chemical Co. Ltd., Montreal
The
YOH
SHOULD INSURE JN
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Booakse the Industrial Branch Its' a valuable aid to the profit -earning
Power of the Company, as it has to contribute its shere to the expenses of
Management, and ls an important factor in enabling the London Life to give
33ETTER RE,SULTS than companies confined, to one branch of business. The
great Prudential Life Insura,nce Company, the largest in Great Britian, start-
ed as an Industrial Company and now oper4es both bramehes. By reason of
the commanding financial position, secured largely thror th its Industrial
Branch," it has become the Company par excellence for t.ta business and pro-
fessional classes ef the British Isles to insure in.
• W. E. ROBINSON, Inspector Seaforth.
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Diermar mATTERS.
-The Brucefield Spring Fair.—Our
readers should' bear bi anindl the
Spring Stock- and Seed Fair, to be
held at Brucefield, under the auspices
of the South Huron Agrrcultural So-
ciety, on Friday, April 26t1i.- A slifee-
id effort Is 'being made this year to
make this Fair more successful than
ever before. Very 'Morel- 'prizes are
offered for bulis, and, &Moue% no
prizes are offered for horses, a very
liberal allowance is made to the own -
of 'horses- entered end shown, to
ald in paying their expeinses. The
Fair offerf3 an excellent opportunity
for horsemen to show, their antarais
to the !ref:bile, and it affords an equ-
,ally good- opportunity- for in bending
breeders to see and couriers the mer-
its of the best stook horses in the
county. The Seed department la add -
• this year for the first tifne, and I
will . afford, farmers an opportunity of
showing the public what they can do
ha thief way. It ,will pay every home -
man and farmer to etteod, this Fair.
A day can not be better or more
profitably spent.
School Report.—The following is the
result of the neater .promotion exam-
inations, held in School Section, No.
2, SfeKtIlop ; Class V—Tota,1 marks,
.730—Ethel Kerr, 596, Class IV—Total
marks, 700—Brenton Kerr, 655, Percy
McMichael 472, Samuel Storey 469, Ai-
aten Scott 452, Frank Hunt 4,45, Ho-
rner Hunt 480, Jean McMichael, 410.
Class III, $re:.-Totaa marks, 780—Omer
Anderson 496,sWillie Storey 462,1dima
Doimage 482, 'Robert McElroy 418, Jes-
sie Wilson 91, Lorna Elam, 390,
John Durie 70. Class nr, Jr.—Total
maxim, 600— abel Dorranee 411, cur -
ford Hunt 54. Class Ili Sr.—Total
marks/ 630 Ethel Harn, 284.—Helen
MeMilla,n, Teacher,
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For Catarrh let me send you free,
just to prove meriti, a Trial size oox
of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It is
a- 'snow white creamy, healing seette-
opt° ;palm that give a inetent relief
'to Catarrh oe the mese aid throat.
--Make the free test and see. .Address
.° J -Dr. Shoop, Racine, +Wis. Laege jars
50 cents.—Sold by C. Aberhart, drag -
glee, Seaforth.
In The Olden Days.
mammy
Interesting sketches of the early
days of Seaforth and vicinity,
taken from the files of The Exh
positor.
: Seaforth, May 14, 1875.
At the :residence of the :bride's fath-
• cyn May 12, Mr. Jehn Sidney Brown-
ell, of Seaforth, was united, in mar-
riage Ito Margaret, youngest daughter
of Mr. :Wm. 'CaSh, of, McKillop. The
ceremony was; 'performed, !by Rev. C.
Lavell. •
Mr. seehet Murray, who hes oCCupi-
ed the Mamelon hetel foe the past
tw:o years, has refired froro the hot-
el 'bust/lees and has removed to Ham-
ilton. Mr. Cermicheele the proprletor
of the block, has again resumed pos-
seesion ot the hotel.
Mr. W. H. May hes, Sold his sad-
dler establishment to Mesers. G.. E.
Henderson & Co
Me,ssrs. Thos. Bele and ,Wilter Scott
3ave;purchased tW
he ingh mt cabin-
et ad tory. Phil will neces Hate the
removal of, these gentlerrien from Sea-
ferth. We very much reg eq. losing
such good citizens.
• The council o4 Tucketai ith have
-drawn tame thee .Ontario oovein-
mart $14,000 of the aa, Loan
Futnd due to the tOwntehle; d have
inveeted the whole of this a cut in
herrn 'mortgages at 8 'per c t. There
is still to draav about 0,600.
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Seafor0, May 2, 1875.
• At the residence of the brid 's fath-
er, Roxbero, McKillop, on M 19th,
Mr. James Grieve was united in mar-
e -lege ito Jessie, fourthdau:hter of
Mr. James Scott. The ce erne was
leerfoemed by Rev. M. B rr.
Me. David *McNaught has ptirchesed
from Mr. Thos. Bell the liver steele
property and 'building's on Mai street,
paying therefor 1;2,100.
• M -r. J. R. Williams, of the eafortle
pump factory, has taken int part-
nership with him Mr. Noble tuff.
At the annual meeting of t e 'Sea -
faith Mechanics' eld on
Tuesday evening last, 'the fo lowing
officers were elected for the ensu-
ing 'year: President, .Dr. Co emaal ;
vice president, David 4ohnson; sec -
eatery, Wm. Hill; aesiatant, Ches.
Arnestrong; treasurer, -
A. G. Me -
Dougal; commW
ittee, pe Gray Wm.
Campbell, W. N. Watson; D. s. Wil-
son, R. Lumsden Wm. MeC
Thos.- Kidd and dr. Vereoe.
=WM /men MIMI
Seaforth, May 28, 875.
In Seaforth, on Mey 24th, Mr Root.
arleVe, 'or McKillop, was uni ed in
marriage to Miss Hannah: Dora y, of
Seaforth, by Rev. M. Barr.
While driving in /vIeKillop the other
day Dr. and Mrs. Coleman bad a un-
pleasant experience. Their tea, ran
away and botki were thrown ou and
considerably bruised.
Rev. W. Creig, of Woodstock has
been appointee to the ineemben y of
St. Thomas' church, Seaforth, 1 the
;place of ,Rev. •W. L. Mille, wh has
men appointed rector or Sr. hes,
Quebec.
The 24th of ,May was celebrat d in
Seeforth. Despite unfavorable w eth-
er in the morning', there was a gorid
trowd -in town. The fire 'arige,de a,de
their first public appearance in Lhelr
new unieorms. 'Horse races and; ath-
letic sports' made ip tae programme
for the dey,
On Sunday afbern-oon lest, as Rev.
R. Reynolds, Methodist ministet on
the Kippen circuit, was drivin to
his charge at Lumley, the wheels of
'his sulky got into 'a, rut and he was
thrown off, his feet catching in the
ir011e in front of the vehicle. He was
dragged about 200 yards and was so
'badly injured that lie Alert in spout
khree hours.
Seaforth, June 4, 18
Mr. Thos. Bell has disposed o
livery stock to Messrs. David
Naught and Matthew Morrison-.
• Mr. Walter Scott 'has disporie
his eatenet factory a.nd stock to
John 11. Broadfoot.
• Mr. Thos. Adams and Miss Ad
of Seaforth, left on Thursday
trip to th.e Greet Isle.
Messrs, Beattie 4-,Ideblulkin,, who
have coaled on a large tnercantile
business 'here for some years, htend
selling out and goirig to Tor rito,
where they will enter into the w ole-
Beletusinese.
5.
his
me -
of
Mr.
ms,
n a
aVe have this week td, recerd
./he
You can trust a medicine
tested 60 years! Sixty years
of experience, think of that!
Experience with Ayer's Sar-
saparilla; the original Sarsa-
parilla; the Sarsiparilla the
doctors endorse for thin blood,
weak nerves, general debility.
But even this grand old inedicine cannot do
Lt s best work if the liver is inactive and tbe
bowels COnstipateil. Pox the best possible re-
sults, you nimuld take laxative doses of .Lyer's
Pllla taking no Sarsaparilla.
Made by 3*. 0. Ayer Co., towalL Mae&
Also Manufauturera or
9 BAIR VIGOR.
40 re AGUE CURE,
" 12tuOr ClIERRY PECTORAL.
orei4;
bsve no socrots ! Wo publish
formulas of all our riodioinoe.
#_#a*MroulPar....
delete of another of Huron's oldest
and stoat esteemed residents. Ur. Jas.
McDowell died at his residence in Mc.
Millop, on Monday last. Although he
had been in poor health for some time,
Mr. McDowell was able to be around
mail a feww dars before bis death,
.when he was 'taken with a severe at-
tack of Jetflarnrnation of thel lungs.
Mr. MeDowell was a native of Scot-
land, and was in his Ord year. -De-
ceased settled in, McKillop in 1837.
He leaves a widow, fou e sons and
one daughter. ,
Messrs. Wm. MeGeoch and Thomas
Gemmill, of Tuckeramith, left on Wed-
nesday on a 'trip to Scotland.
•
" Preventics " will' promptly check
cold or the grippe when taken early,
or at the "sneezeestagie."! Prevent -
1c fe cure seated colds as well. Pree
venties are little candy cold cure
tablets, 'and Dr, Shoop, Rutile,
will gladly ma,i1 you sampler; and a
book on Colds free, if you will write
him, The samples prove their merit.
Check early colds with Preventics and
stop Prieutnonia. Sold le 6e and 25c
bceres by C. Aberhart, druggist, Sea-
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The Blyth Spring Show. .
The first Spring Show, under the
auspices of the Blyth Agricultural
Societs, was 'held in the village of
Blyth, on Tuesday of last:. week. In.
Industry Hall, Mr. S. Rennie, of To -
Tonto, gave a, 'practical addreesi on
"Eradication of weeds," and "How' to
select good seed," after which he ans-
wered many questions. The follow-
ing ere the .prize winners:
Horees.—Clydesdale Stalli, Leiper
& Moen, Hullett; Jahn .Wells,• Hal-
lett. Percheen Stallion, Fred Davis,
Gioderieb.; Blyth Perelman As t 'elation.
Carriage Stallion, James Mcefll, East
Wawanoeh; Fred Davis, e *erich.
',Roadster Stalliott, Scott & :Warwick,
Brussels; Wallace Allen, 1Hullett.
An rittgifiteved Stallion and 'three of
his 1906 colts, Howson Beadle & Co„
Auburn. Sweepstakes any class, Fred
Davis), Goderich. Special Clydesdale,
i:Virro. -Gray, Hullebt.
• Cattle.—Shorthorn Bull, Joint Barr,
Ilullett ; R: C. MeGwaose •Easti •Wa,-
wanoshe ,Polled Angus Bull, under 2
years, A. MCEwing, Helock.
Grain; Seeds, Etc.—White o ts, A.W.
Sloan, Blyth; J. E. Ellis, East -We-
wanosb,. Black oats, A. W Sloan,
Blyth. • Two -rowed barley, C. W. Tay-
Fdrdyte ; Fred Austin, Hullett.
Six -rowed barley, John Barr, Hullett ;
Fred Rath, Bast Wawanosh Field
'peas, C. .W. Taylor, Fordyc ; Fred
Rath, .East Wawahosh; 'pot toes for
general crop, Philip Williow, Blyth,
Solving the Servant irl
Problem.
,Torcinto News says: lThe men,
Who last year in diligent co petition.
'haunted by night fend by day the itn-
migratiOn depa'r'tment of the On-
tario Government at U'fliOflL Station,
Toronto, have this season rivals more
keen titan their 'fellow, legislators,
county councillos or agriculturists.
The ladies have entered tee active
arena. They are taking the 'personal
initiative in ;seeking to solvess tbe ser-
vant problem, and maids and women
zeriving from the old land ere now
Ib as great, it ndtv greater,1 demand
!then their ;stalwart 'brothers and
fathers. There are, of course, fewer
1 sales than lads alt the inenigrationt
adquarters, and 'the ladies entered
the corepetition for them with a
zest and a zeal which would do
credit to, the !bargain counter.
• Heretoroze 'the ;girl arrivals have
been 'promptly tranaferred to the
home mi ;Wellesley street, where Miss
Fitzgibbon •superinatended their allot-
ment. During the past few days,
however, the far seeing' ladieri have
planned a first selection at the point
.of arrive' and it is net an uncommon
occurrence to find 'them hurrying in
to secure early choices. Net only ao
but every now and, these a carriage
drives up 'to the entrance and, if the
applicant Is successful, the maid: is
immediately 'borne off in triumph.
"You have no idea of the difficulty
It is tOesecure maids," one 'lady told
the News. "I have been a,dvertisinee
for nearly three weeks withoet suc-
cees."
The ladies charged the scarcity
the criumtber a girls employed; in .the
stores and fattories.
The Importance of Drainage.
Editor Expositor,—During tee pest
two seasons the Department of Phy-
sics, at the. Ontario Agelcultural Col-
lege, has :been endeavoring to em-
phasize the importance of underdrain-
age, and arrangeraerrts have been
made Wh,ereby our services are avail-
able 'to anyone wishing adviee
•matters relating to drainage. We
have full -equipment for drainage sur-
vey work and-, when trequegted, visit
man's pleee, survey his land, ,:givei
'him a, map showing lelevtions
'parts surveyed, together With loca-
tion of drains, their grade, depth, etc.
There is no charge made. for thin
work, except the -travelling expenses
of one man, consisting' of railway
fare, meals and cartage, of 17112/trU.-
mente. These expenses are very light,
as arrangements have been made with,
the railway tompeelea, whereby we
can trivel at one cent a mile each
wrier, 1. e., a /MIT living Cif tY miles
from Geulpli would have an outlay of,
$1 for railway fare and; 25 • or 50
cents for cartage; one living 100 miles
away, an outlay of $2 for railway
fare, and. 25 or 50‘ cents for cartage:1
and so on.
Last year, together with others,
7011 were kind, enough ta make an-
nounteinveritp or this .plan, andlnai
,saplicatione for aseletance either, in;
waY of information or eurveys result-
ed therdronr. I beg to thank YOU.
Ern kyw.ouilri tratinkitadiceneSsro:ratitdionto oatekthil
(roars verY
IN/VM. H. DAT,
Lecture -0 in Physics.
coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other thrett
eilmente are quickly relieeed y eresolene
)ablete, ten cents per box. lelldruggiste
Teachers' Seeariee in Waterloo
• County.
The Galt Reporter says; Talking, a-
bout 'the Provincial 'GoveteurSoest's come
mendable effra't to raise the wearies
or our rural ;beachers, we find the
aCera,ge for ladies In Ontario for
the year 1005 was $298. Foe theconti-
ty a Watterloo, $805.
For male 'teachers in the rural sece
time of Ontario for the same yea,r,
ithe average wee $265. ?Waterloo's av-
erage was $451.
All sections in Weterloo are paY.-
tug the minimum salaryl ad :provided
It y the Government. Bven before the
Department took attion, to relieve
the situation and make the profesion
11101V enticing to young women, Ws
county had may one schoolsection
in Which the pressure frora •Toronto
was required, The Repor ter - rather
liket fer to the fact. Here we
have a mixture. qt population, a laage
German element that has )ieen, unjust-
ly accused a being slow; ;to see the
advalaegee of a -thorough Public
School education. Yet In ieectIOns in
which it predominates the rural tea-
cher hes ;been pale at salary that
helps! 'to bring Waterloo's averageup
Ito a point $67 he excess of,thet paid
bi the Province as at whets to fe-
males, and $86 higer than the male
teachers' average. Good I
•
Canada.
Han. John Charlton, of leyndech,
Norfolk te01111ty, the well keoevn Can-
adian politician and luneoer king, was
married last week to Miss Cora Janet
Owen, also of Lendoeli.
—A woman named Charlotte Here
!beet, has .been committed fort •trial
at Brantford for bigamy Ties woznan
it is said 'has had three oands,
ftwo of whom are living le Brentford
and the third In Englend. Mensome-
times !get into -trouble of this kind
neat it la oomeWhaa rare for a wo-
11141:—The' representatives of the late
Thomas PuddicombeS of New Ham-
burg,. Waterloo counter, who was
kflhiod leet summer In the accident on
;the 0. P. R,, neat Sudbury, while on,
hie way to Nannette, have settlAdi
with 'the C. P. R.. corapeary fee $10,000,
1the widow ;receiving $2,000, the two
adult children $1,000 each awl the
three infants $2,000 each. .
—It iney be interebeing tot note the
amounts spent in 'buildinglastyearin
Canada. Toronto contributed $1;3,160,-
388 of the total value of
erected, hieing the locality in'' 'which
building was the moat actiee In 1906.
The lefty of Whinipeg stood , escond
with a betel of $12,760,4,50; Montreal,
Lard, ,with $8,600,300, and Valicotrver
'fou,rtli, with $4,288,910. The ereretain-
ing eitie2 in which tbe value .of 'build-
ing during 1906.exceeded $1,000,000
were; Port .Artitur, ,Ont., $2,094416;
Hamilton, Onit., $2,124,815; Edmenton
Alberta, $1869069; Ottawa, $1728975;
CalgarY, Alberta, $1482984; London,
$1200000; Fort ;William $11.52240.
--Smith H. GerMan, a, well Ito do
fermer from Southey, Saskatehewan,
'met with a sad disappointment CO ar-
riving in Hamilton, about 'two weeks
ego. German is a widower, ate a few
months ago he advertised lir e
!bee of Sedan' papers for a beide.
Among the answe'rs he 'receivedj one
from a Hemilton woman. It looked:
good !to hine and hei opened up a co-r-
tresprindehee with the woman, and was
led to Ibelieve (that' ifi lie ;mane to
elemilton She would !become Mrs. Ger-
rnai. Saskatchewan man. ttirrived
he .mondtain etyl In due ;coulee,
bat the woman be expected; tb make
his !brad%refuised. !to have, any,thing
more \whaitever to do -with htn, and
claimed that ;the whole affaite was a
joke. 'German had spent about $400 le,
the trip, and he consulted. Up local
Ito else howl he could; get his
money ?back, but they could de noth-
ing forl !hint T,het disappointed lover!
twieleit Watra '
(Weeitelm home, gadder, Tooter, ;but
,bsd, itherefore, eet.urn to 111:;71
,11.11.
A SPRING TONIC). I
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills •Mak: Rich,
Red, alealtgiveig 33,141.
Cold winter months; enfercing close
coefinernent in the over-heatedi badly.
ventilated roans—.in the horee,In
itive hop one In the school—sap the
vitality oZ even the stiongest. The
blood becomes clogged with irn,puri-
ties, tb.e liver sluggish, the kidneys
weakened, .sleep .is not trestful—you
awake, juet as eared as: When you
went to bed, you ere low, spirited,
,perhaps have headache *and -blotchy
skin—thet is the condition o4 thous-
ands of p eople every spring.. It
cornea to all -unless the !blood is en-
riched by a good 'tonic—by Dr. Wil-
liam& Pink Pills. These .pills not on-
ly banish this 'feeling, •but they
,guaed against the more serious ail -
meets that usually follow—rbeurnat-
ism, nervous debility, aeseenia,
In-
digcstion and kidney trottele. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills are an Ideal
pring medicine, Every dose makes
new, rich, red -report. Every ' drop of
new 'olood helas to eitrene-then- the
overworked nerves; overcomes weake
nem, and drives -the gering of disease
from the body. A thoeough treat-
ment gives you: vine anti energy' to
trestet the torrid heat of the coining
summer. lters. Ja,rnes McDonald:, Su-
gar Varnp,'Ont., eels: "I was badly
Tun down, felt velar ;weak, and had
no appetite. I could scarcely drag
myself about, and felt -that my con-
dition was groevIng worse. .1 decid-
ed te try Dr. William& Pink, Pine
end oefo:re I had -used a dozen boxes
I was eis strong as ever. MY Renee -
'petite 'returned, end I an now able to
do my house work .without feeling
woreetota. I think Dr. .Williterasi
Pink Pills the 'oegt tonic there is.
It le a migtake tot take purgatives
tn 'spring. Nature calls for al media
cinc to build up the wasted force—
purgatives only weaken/. It is a,
medieine to act on. 'the biood not
one adt on the boeVele, wnieb is
niicessary. Dr. Williams' Pink Pine
are a .bioOdt - medicine— 'they make
pure, rich, red !blood and. steengthen
every organ of the body. See that
the full name- "ler. Williarhe Pink
Pills toe Pale People," is printed on
the wrapper around. each hox. All
other 'so-called pink pills are fraudu-
lent imitations. Sold ay medicine'
dealers or 'oy niafl at 50 cents a box
or six boxes for $2.50 from! the Dr.
Medicine Co., Brockville,Onti
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Satis a don or your Mo
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When
We
Started
n
to tell the hundreds of -fleL
this vicinity that
PROGRESS
tx.
was the best ready-to-wear cloth
ing on the rasrket—
When we kept everlastingly at
week after week, making the
strongest kind of positive claims for the quality, fit and
style of these clothes,—
And when we stake the success of our business on the
ability of these clothes to give absolute satisfaction,
Wouldn't it be a reckless thing for us to do, unless
were sure—positively knew—that
Progress Brand Clothing
would substantiate our strongest claims for it, and that
every suit would demonstrate the truth of our statements.
To explain the style, fit and. variety of patterns is
'possible. The main object of this ady.ertisero.ent is to
im-
press on your mind th,.e, superiority of
Progress Brand i:1�1IIg
over ordinary readymade clothes, to make you FEEL there
IS a difference, to invite your CONFIDENCE in our state-
ments and to convince you it will be to YOUR advantage
to calf and see our immense stock before you buy.
Leading Prices -147.50 111
4444444.44+44.1.4.
Whell you
iluntin
for
o Clothes
The task of trying to find exactly
what -on want will end riLt here
We've fitted out so many boys,
and have had so much boys' clothing experienu that
We've Learned the Trick
of having just the sort of clothes tlie boy *ants, and the
sort his parents want him to have.
Single and double breasted suits
Two and three-piece suits
Norfolk, Buster Brown & Brownie
• tay $3-: $4 or
S EWART ROS
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SEAPORT
pi -Butter and Pggs taken Ci3h.