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Steel goods, including wire, are advancing. in price e eryday
We have a certain stock on hand which we are selli g at a
special Spot Cash price. Ow seven wire fe ce is different
irtim _others as the spacing has been evened p to stop the
cattle from shoving througu. The eight wi e fence divid-
ed equally into six inch spaces and is taking' up wonderfully
Gee some:ofthis fence and avoid troubles at home orWiththe
neighbors. Our special price is for spot spot only.
Coiled sgring wire
i BI ck wire
Barbed Wire Cialvaniz,ed fence staples
Weloden slats Bloc* and ckle
Iron fence posts both angle and tubular are tiine save
:quickly erected and mike good intermediate posts. The
iiarkably low. Buy now.
s, easily and
rice is also re -T
eTHE interior -of the m beautifu
other buildings are d rated wi
Alabastine gives tone, lelegance
to the walla Ahllbastine, is easily appli
cold water and a flat bruali. ' Ala
permanent, and wiii not **Wolf. It is
gradually becomes harder aria harder
rernovi,ng the old coat. Alabastine
Mae n TOOM lighter and more ch
c4.' And rid wall is so Sanitary as an A
bastine wall. No disease germ or in
caalive or breed in Alabastine
'Come in and we will shew you,
many beautiful specimens of Ala-'
FREE STENCILS
These free stencils are worth
from 50c to $1.00. They enable '4,11
10 mere hennas* decorate your
theme. is and learn particulars.
homei and
cement, and
a A. Mils. 5.-0
HARDWARE
PLUMBING
ThellicKillopMutual
Fire Insurance Co.
J. B. McLean, Seatorth, President
j. Connolly, Goderieh,Nriee-President
Tiros. B. Hays, Seaforth, Sec-Treas.
Din' actors:, D. F. McGregor, Seaforth;
Seafortbe John Benneweis, Dublin; J.
J. Connolly, Goderich; Robert Ferri;
Ohesney, Egmondville; J. W. -leo,
RolroeSville, Alex Leitch. Clinton;
31. S. Jar:cauth, Brodhagen.
iron Pumps it pump
Repairing
am prepared to tornis all kinds of
Force and Lift Pumps and all sizes
Piping, Pipe Fittings, etc. Galvan-
ized Steel Tanks and Water troughs
Stancheons and Cattle Basins.
lhe Price is Right
Also all kindsof pump repairingdone
on short notice. For terms, etc,
apply at Pump Factory, Goderich
St„ East, or at residence, North
Main Street
J F. Welsh, Seafortb
Guelph and Goderich Branch
TO TORONTO
id
FROM TORONTO
Guelph Ar 14115 "
Linwood
Walton
44
ft
4.1
10.45
12.58
2.30 p
4.05 "-
7.10
5,10 v
7.00
7.86
7.55 "
8.161
8.42
Connections at Linwood for lAstowel„ Con
nectiona at Guelph Jot, with main line for Galt
Woodstock, London, Detre nd Chicago an. go
inimediate lines.
Railway Time Table,
Trains leave Seaforth as follows :
10.46 a For Clinton Goderich Wingharn and
Kincardine.
1.20 p m For Canton and Goderich
618 pm tor Clanton, Whighain anti Hines
dine.
11.03p m For Clinton and Goderich. I
Gratis, North Bay and Points west
Belleville and Pethrboro and point
east.
treal and points east.
82 p m For Stratford Gueiph and Toronto
LONDON HURON ell BRUCE
6 24
6 40
6 57
7 18
Brtureile3d, .10 14
3 48
7 83 4 15
4 48
4 41
FU NA
Nis Foie W Covered
With Pimples.
netal Sir am n. -.11Atei4 la la
Sam le on thel jO of Wale Lord
addle. ate Yearn agat -candichitei6 were
vet g has be ri Itaelite to let
and 9 to pbt
Si
ayb out o joint.
ove• r' the .d,epart. eat troth
at,
d, aceo ding t schedule
h ars,
la pub Whereupon Premier Borden,
Office and 'said he id d his best
Par ritttook a, So .of thr e coiner-
ut At lb ;tole het, one thl way so,
kin or' lhaa It theta le
throu
as
when
eight
tirely
E WORK
Pimples are not a seriotte trouble,
they are very unsigh y.
Pimples are cau wholly by bad
blood, and to get rid of theta it is neeesl.
sary to purify.- the lood of all its tmt
Burdock Mood Bi has made mat*
temarkable mites; e pimples have all
disappeared, and a bright, clean, wilie
rdexion left behind.
Mr. Lennox D. ke, Indian Patin
lines to tell yeti w t Burdock B
Bitters done for e. Last whder
face was overed wi pimples., 1.
seemed :to fail was one day to
friend's house, and ere:they advised '
and before' had th taken found
was getting better. I 1 gait 'two
and when they ,,vr e finish .e
completely' cured. 'find it is a.
blood puriffer, and mmend it to all.
Burdock Blood Bi has been on
market for the pis forty years, and
manufactured only y The T.
Co., Limited, Toro Ont.
startOgrtataki
be first ..boallabold
boxes wens saillkimpt
awe Stead
than
so tint
badisionelne
Gr PILLS an sa06
sob. box; six boxes les
For information
the discovery or
person or perso
Mouth nnd Thr
Skin Diseases,
Special Ailment
Complicated Co
not be cured at
'Toronto.' Corre
that will lead t
hereabouts of th
s suffering fro
Diseases of th
at, Blood Poison
ladder Troubles,
, and Chronic o4.
plaints who can, -
he Ontario Medie
3-265 Yonge St.
pondence invited
eMp
foilOw
to be
1 Sir
inyt g
Bow
andl
cie hi
gloat
three] thousand Mlles iswaY
will 'pe easier to ca,rry- a tut
lace. Nothing will he
ir tilaan after the. Roy I.
ha brought in -a ver le
n., Peera,ges and Field Maranal-
tratile the fact that
that .public .clainhaa
d While Sam ,deiotes hi
lisaiing beir the Rey
• leh George icyte di
ii.
avi4ch; Premier Bard n,
el in the Cabinet', a d;
aflame -namely that , Sir
share of the' grafta T
se !heartily, that it
3 if they had( the ca
en Sir Sam. iGeorge
we e to the I effect- t
8- ame on decumetits
c traets with mash 00
companies , after, a
HONESTLY BELIEVEll
CONSU PTIO N.
WAS ;NG INTO
DR.
Nor‘lvay ine Syrip
CUR!! HIM.
Anthony, 69 Ellen I
n., writes: "Having
es of Dr. Wood's
during the past few
ed satisfaction and 1111
chronic cough and h
ling qualities. A fiv
suddenly subject ,
fits at nigItt, and wh
in the morning, -for He
friends cheerfully - bre
looked as though Thi
ch was the -case, Ful
However, after havmg taken several rea
bottles of 'Dr. W s' I am pleased to Th
relate that the has entirely dis- crit
appeared, along all the nasty Um
symptoms, and I ha since r -.ned the it
lost weight. ha no h.m'z= tatkm in be
recommending Dr. Wood's Norway Pine was
Syrup as a 'sure cure for all those troubled.
in a like Manner."
Mr. Prank E.
Street, Winnipeg,
taken seyeral bot
Norway Pine Syrup
weeks, to relieve
general throat trou
press my unboun
tha.nks as to its
short time ago
to violent coug
directly atter rising
about an hour, and f .
los-Mg weight. El •
biformed me that
were gob* in
hontly believed
aro
• R
b; et re.orga
aation Which will
asked Psi but the' tim ts not
et-
•
ilfaa .to beti vindicate before
is done, He Will pi ably be
All hi3 anerniea, most the
Mends, a,gree that; th re is a
us future ahead of hi • BOMe
here( lit
re as
of Not
f or
Prot -
Me
out
to b
Pen
eSta
miss
gea
but
lea
spry
Imp
to
fit i
gas
Sant
fuse
lea
corn
can
kind
to
gua
look
that
wer
St
am
thei
Can
sun
Sam
fina
fore
Mr.
.pro it3; before they were earned, f.,o
'teas hiltting, atraw man rhe Geer -
2.11 3 of. Sir Sara'a friend,, Col. John
We, ley Allison, br•ough.t. th Major -
Gen, rats name into strarig company
-3 C11' as 'penile -min Fran I Yoaklm,
the a road wr,ecker, and E gene Lig-
e flute player. 11 thete
the hear,d there, W.9.3 around.
,a cmatter of fact an ng th.e
Sara th y can ,show equal]. ainst the
..old Shell Connaittee and ainat the
Gov rnMent. Alttiough the lame can
be 'aided, like ancient G ul, frit°
tits, oulder•ed the wb e of it on
Sir am ,by granting a terra Commis-.
'don on, :the ground, that! it was, his
torn ur that wets •slanted at.
0 co rae Sam may object to getting
it nd thia la probably e reason
wh ggeations are alined afloat
pru ed to the same aize a the Dav-
ide onenissione That its to say: it
at ek -on. the part of the Liber),I
cou 3e -but both these gen letnen
Evi Will be put into t eir -hands
and Commiashan may as questions
the Way- will iaot taltelt e fore; of
es angry., 'It, will; und more
own. Sir Sam 1** ome back
the muster bat, it on't
araVa 'speech In, the okise was
with mixed feell gs. His
OW hay done a
worst en-
, spectacle.
ten min -
and drub -
hot half
e to make
gave five
POwe,rful ,artM3r 111 the
s,,,, another w en the United Skates 'clicked" her
ada, and al-
er than. Eng -
she °lick"' her
Sure Well
Its
Si
Oast
huiled. *fiat this crisis eded was
with the hot atufai ;In hort, Sam
he a the tense stiff.
,a Mattel& feet the
alai 13 hot la mselfs He
down. He -did not create
a.treasPhere" Which he u
-plyirig to the Carvell chat
of inontha ago,- Whethe
that his. 'audience was co
kncrata it was big enough,
we.ro crowded -or whether
he Was 'surrounded by*
who had
the fact re
his old tr
Sa•na 13
t is. not
Merely
time to
Com -
sin char-
ot make,
1113 col -
the Con -
make bY
Sam had
ey went
ost look -
fitting to
tets char -
at 5Ir
Anieria
tantial
antes, both Canadian a
had) offered to- make".
of' fases from, seveattr-
anteed delivette, had ;
11 4nother charge wa
ed companiel Watt Oaali
nt ng to flfte,en per
di n companies could tho
men to go ahead with a
°ides in the United' St
ed millions ia con=
the contracta got fa
Kyte. said nothing, abba
iv• ercents
d had
olourable
the fact
at d these
advances
ent, of
reputable
e,veri get
a bonus.
hat Sir
Wesley
frenzied
tera ,who
ons he -
started.
dividiag
his Own part
turned down,
the Major -Ge
nothing over. A.3 'the ac
couldn't get it across. E
ed to 'fall With a dull, 13
He interrupted ;himself
places for uproarious a
the applauae; .failed to
took a aly fling at the
good. Mr. Flaveile,•.when
'sea ages, arid at Sir T
vSh. 13 Credited With
he ;is. Nothing._ doing.
.The and natueally it
nerves. He tried the p
tirnia but Ibis paAhoa
the handle( and he rah
Eel -ahned to overcome -
self.( Ever and anon he
old' flag -but lhe waved
old- flag, tao George M.
hal saved many a burn
believes in giving it a
4h short, tit was Sam's
will probably do better
tit
eti
pelikde
to ,ae
lou
rfeelenlvd said he
gre ,t deal bette
Opt 3teciladlleced aa
bin Kg.
Ediviaranej, :ad r,d
uteb to the
t Colonel
eh he repeat
zi' g the She
quar
,their newi
mat Crother
. The cabin
ad 'the •appe
an • 'thing to
waa
peached. OT 13c)
here was his •
3 he suffering
throat? nad his
11 the bottace ou
he lobbing qle;m1 o err
When yeu ask fot "Dr. Wood's" see be
that you get wbat you ask for. It is the
put up in a yellow Wrapper; three pine 4°11
trees the ..a.de mark, the price, 25c and i Ira
he
Manufu'aiured ordy by The T. Milburn was
Co., Limitstel, Toronto, Ont. hur
•
1
ed
hiN
rnelanehOl
ng a cr
d sitting;
to Afriqa
which he
d thos
ed by.
into 3
I. The
ere th
being
fr
ng to che
beer f
nal
nister
leo
fio
feu
Of
ppears
ed in re -
es 9, eourlle
the gallee
he
he felt that
calibers of
1.119
poor fo
ks but( w tit
nit he ut
ors say, he
en itis
suit, see
onnect.
great
omas Wit
rns
A41 Mail* Pierten poitata Out, • tit
;United, Stabea did not lick" England
1716. She Won her independence
stance?), le which the Arne,rican
lutionhts contributed; very Ink; and
again foreign ootnplications, ehlefi
alone saved the United States frOhl
a ae,,tous anytisioft and perhaps n• very,
'severe trouncing, in 1812. tt is true
that the Unite -d. Statea defeat
fighter by wife -beating. The United
States 'wrested. Sortie ;territory ,awatl•
great nation tias, mini so little real
fighting ea the ilalt4 Statea; and
while the Civil War deMonatrated the.
fact that trained Antericao troop3
tilting he
elle, whore
The noase
was "show
an Sain'a
roke off near
d no water.
his audience
e only him -
waved the
t feebly. The
Callan nays,
show., Sam
chance.:
off day, He
before the
I*00.3011 Why (air American cousin':
ehould becorne obsessed 'Atli the Doi -
tion that they can "lielt ereatione 1
frem histories in :general use in Amer-
ican aehools 'to prove his 'Contention
that 'by their untraths and half-
truths, they have utterly, !deceived thie
Arrerleao People, whose knowledge Of
history was ideriv-ed fr.= them. For
instance, ar fuss is made over. the
'embattled f armee land tcao Minute
Ken, Whose activitlea at Lexington
and 'Concord had tiot the ellghtieat
:significance. Montgomery's, failure to
_take Quebec la ahirte4 over, -The
school history bays that his ;men
fought deaperately and "nearly" cap-
tured tho city; 'pot it doer not men-
tion the .fact that faulty military or_
ganizatImi made Montgomery fight
before Pe w,a3 ready.; Brief enentien I,s
made of the British oecuPation
Philadelphia, bat the! historn is duutib
about flars.o.iyarine, titat preceded it.
Nor d,cseA It say tha,t the ;eity would
have Peen occupied withOat resiSt-
twee, probably, (304,310 months earlier,
to remain .untn after the; /*Wes !of
The battle fought at , GermantoWn ;
h also islurred over, although refer-
ence is t,nasie to the ."powerful BrItlish
army." The 'truth lia that the Amerl-
ea,n taerny ',W913 larger, and that be-
eaule af.,, the fallure4, of the States to
spite Rats nume,rically larger ar
WAG. unable to accomplish anythl
at Germantown., The war beginni
garbled. Canadians. know iso:nethi
about Hull's aurrender at Detroit, but
American's dei not knovit, that he r
and probably neither Canadians nor
'Americans generally are aware of the
fact that nulVa trews\ refused to
fight, and -flatly tnutinied. They were,
for the Oast -parte these "embattd
farmera" that we hear AO much abo t
and wer•e useless when opposed to
1 Enforcing the Liquor L ; trabed soldiers,. Indeed, b these days
RePort of prasecutions te Norte tablithed by American commanders for
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t.
Huron by Inapeetor Mith 11 of Wtn.g- the purpose, of ehooting the militia if
barn fsom 144 191 ,
to A
fines col
topped
they trled. to run. One general .sent 1
25th,- 1916 : k word to a militia organization that all
Forty camas of eisunks he asked of Meat at the operlinge of
rted-1905-38 first Joffe a certain engagemeat avaa that they
offence and 1 third. 'should fire three shots, ee..eh, after
Thirty violations of which the regulars would open be -
collected $1,650-27 first hind them, and they could flee to
ec-
rid
nes
ase
of
to
The A:xer;lcan school .htstorles state
ed
bl
do
he
Ile
ca,3e# dftnissed, briefly that the English cal)
tona Clii361 defendant di
Washington and lbttraed Ithe Cap
and ether public 0.111(141gs. They
net tell ithe teuthelvelfich ; la that
lei* do 'they recordi the fact Rust not
even the preaenee !of the Presid nt
and the Cabinet' Could ;prevent tfite
flight, and -that the city' W9.3 sel ed
with. a los to the defending army of
only eight killed and eleven woan d.
The lesarane of the present war re
was concluded.. .
Four awes lakk" pendina in three
which the defendants ,a e suppase
haVe left- the coat:de:4
There will )3e DO e enae to
connty in connection 1th true
foteetnen,t of .:the 0.1 Ta A. 112 lg
Huron, the surplus of eceipts
.expendltures being mar than $50
XtePort of prosecution in 5
Huron by Inapeetor Tor awe of
top from July 2nd, 19 6; to
Twenty-two eases lof
collected, $140. Thirty-
violatfons- of C.T.A.-fl
11,650. 26 first niffentse
ferces, and one third, (
eondeda
Eight casea were dlana
-der theYO.T.A. and 3
License Act. Six cases
Three under the C.T.A.,
unde the Ontario Act.
former 11c.ense holders.
A total of 6'7 ceases
and the tfines polleethd
The couety thus pays
Riding but on the, cont
the
rth
aer
uth
l rapidly dispelling the former Ana
t can elation that a, tountrY earl be
De ClaSe. 0` fended without trained 1301diera.
colle ted baps the 'school histories of the fut.
, 4 second 01-'1 may dease to deserie a place with
are
he
efendant abs- popular fiction of the, day.
axe penal a.
and es any
Of 31 vlo-
ntir were by
ere entered
amounttd to
nothing for
In the South
ary will have
•
Conatipation they gentle in ac-
tion, Mild! and natural. Sold only by
Resell Drug Stonea, Ile and 25c boxes.
f3chool Iiistories of American
Conceit
Major C. B. Blethene of the Wash-
ington National Guard,.
the Se,attle Times, aari
aon the United States
for war, lis that the A
fare
and dtior of
that the rea-
is unprepared
rican people
have been taught that they ean "lick
creation!" Their natio
been ministered tbo by
used in the vchools to
that 'millions of thera
illusion that an Amer
takle a Trifle and bee
a. match Lfor any two
foreigners, no matter h
ed 'soldiers they may be
it, ills only natural tha
citizen 'Mould, think it
-of money 'to trato
Didn't Grea.t Britain
ales "lick" her? Did,
al vanity has
the histories
ach an extent
re under the -
ant citizen can'
e immediately
r three or ten
w well train-
. Thus taught,
the average
werful army:
vet a powerful
't the United
war of 1812,
lison. and
again, .and, invaded Ca
istics in most captured this c
abours of tbe United States big
,land now, 0..nd couldn't
tee and
again, -11 necessary ?
• franklyi
members
he Hon.
it of a
time, to
Ring: to
✓ if there
ut resign -
way a
ng like
lawyers •
him, True
btfit why
nstead of
r,ht to be
stars
To Mothers of
Palmyra, Pa.-" My
chronic cough and wea
count her ribs and she had
Nothing we gaveher
until one day Mrs. asked „meta
try Vinol, and now she hemgrysit the
time, her cough gonel she stouter
and has a more heathy calor. 1 *al
every mother who has &beats Aid
We guarantee Ninol,
liver and iron took, to
children healthy and.stasoar.
girl had a
INTdirect from facto
saving dealer's pro
Rea y Mixed and
0Huotusisi.dee,PailiF It'at.h1;ircle
Fire R sistant-Bam, Finish, Quarts. 45e $
Roof. Iron. Priming Game . . . . ...
Sit 1 0. pain wpahyetriefularou canretil whaPricT f
want at less than wholesale
10 gall ns for
Our Paints are guaranteed to give satisfaction. ' 0
MINE L PAINT COMPANY, ' LONDON, ONT.
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MOM
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1
ams
41.
Prefta, edness
in the home.
Thehumble little cottage or
the mansion on the hill are
equ&tly dependent upon The
Telephone. guants.i when
emergencies arise, and is ever
serving in a thousand ways,
great and mail.
Get a Telephone and saw
needless work and worry, The
cost is only a trifle -just a
taller
and
Zdyn
MIU
Tara, 1
and Mi
Notei
aast Se
the Mai
Sej
tnrogda
Tits Bell Teiephene Co. of CLusekt.
di! tiOtt arid
1 9ANADA S CALL
FOR SERVIOE AT HOME
Produce More and Save More
The inpire nftda food. If you are not in ti -le
ing 11t1P you may be in the producing line. Labon.r
.ted -all the more reason to do more than exam-
hthig for you. The Allies nc-fd all the food that
are respowible for your own work. If you
e, produce all you can. Work with the right
rt and produce now when it eounts. The more
wing and saving are war -service.
before. ()row lbod for the men who are4
you can Produce. Every little helps.
cannot produce as much as you would I
spirit. Put fighting energy into your off
you produce More you cap save.
Make Your Labour I wItar-time do not waste time and energy on nth
t and improfitabte work. Economize labour.
Put ,off unproductive work till after the war, and, if
possible, , help in prod something needed now. Let xss not waste labour. Canada
needs it all. tf possi help to feed the es Make your backyard a producave garden.
Cultivate it a will Make your labo count for as ranch as possible.
Lpo Not Waste aterials
Therle should be no waste in war -time. Canada could
pay the annual interest on -her war expenditure out
of w
our homes. Every go-0nd of food saved
production. The way for a nation to sav
to -day because of thrift in time of peace.
at we waste on our farms, in our factories, in
rom waste is as good as a pound of increased
is for every' individual to pave. France is strong
The men and women of Great Britain are not
out."
Spend Your MoneT 1 Pra Ise economy in the home by eliminating luxur-
ies, Wasting our dollars here weakens our stre
at the Front. Your savings will help Canada to
finance the war. Savelyour money for the next Dominion War issue. There can be no
better investment.
THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA 5
THE DEPARTMENT OF1 AGRICULTURE THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE