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OF SOAP
Sales oil Comfort
enough soap to
F.5 feet -thigh and
Th'& of it!
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30,GEWT, CIS Sea? .Nampa
The Business Of F is g
44
hs -Met the buaiaes: of Mann ac ur1ng-shc\aldbe done In a practical
baldpate way. Prose da should be put in a ban Payments
old be made by Cheese. A certain percentage of the profits
abouts be put in a Sastre! Account u an emerge, fund! The
. who has a cash surplus in a. hank, Is pro apo$ bad
~ow and herd times.
mariter the
ThAT EtatiMitr4urs-
tositur bateau* they
e els.
e(r- t:- taria: .ore encs extenti4 4tain. ir,r. i ver. that our
Ind system s-ili be over-
That syotem, which exists
t,er countss- in Europe, gives
-cd of nearly ail the laud—
necessary of life—into the
a compo e tively small unto-
Rrso ns. it permits the land.
Id up and put to inferior
.o no use at all. No think-
with any foresight, can con-
tt such a system, in view of
of the nation can dontinuE
ase of the notion, which Is
ix take place, by bodies of
5 hold extreme views with,
to the lu d--nationall ers,
e. and others—it becomes
in ever wise and necessary
a numerous rural popula-•
ich at all times and in alit
"has prored itself to be aft
for safetyeand restraint in.
omy of a nation, Our rural
are already enough depleted
taking steeds to turn them
•cert.
as anxio s as - anyone to
,n our Emire; but surely it
way of defog it by weaken-
!east
eaken!east and €:o.mtr4* "
le Mood
Much
$
:
sery
IS WHAT ,1KES PEOPLE
i, WEAK AND Iht G 31D.,
e tsouirce most €o-4 the trills-,
affects men and ,women; and
chit tr.'n IA poverty of the
If you consult a doctor he
i are anatrfe, which really
Lidless. That is what makes
g along, always tired, never
igry, often unable to ,digest
d, breathlt s after the .slight -t
rtion and too often on the
ice; plete breakdown.
weak, Laurin #`tic people have
le strong, energetieand cheer-
eking Dr. 'Williams s =7Pink Pills
any otl e' means= These!
Liallse !€rake' new, rich blood
aches every` part of the may,
ns the nervesan,dbrIngs new
2d !strength .The following rise
.Dr. 'Hila, ts_ PInkPtlla to re-
a.lth. Mr. Geo. Turner, 'New
4,S.., says: t°No doubt duet to
hard we, p gotin a badly
ri condition, ' It took very tits
/On to tire ire, land try appe-�
far from seing good.. Often 1
dachas, and when going up
after any saght exertion, r3,
ould paiptate violently,, and
conslderahh'_y alarmed about
itioist I deelded to take Dr.
Pink Fills and after using
lea I felt ,n9 uch beltter4 I ;•*
dug the P O for some Weeks
id they ec:tpletely cured me.,
ar.Tiy rpt- urnerd this medi-
ren who ,ire weak or, run
•
get the pills %through anyt
'stealer or hi' mall, est paid,.
.0 a box Or slA boxes for
r The Dr. Williams Medicine
kville, On .
Lt thec e of heat-
--piece fire -pot which
Lures of the Sunshine
sl for which it is note&
810
Edge
r„y
And a
service you
are proud
telt Your
tannin about.
cake the Anther
icon "spares” thzt ase not
doh on the zar, but out
i wearing the "+T` =olio
ieoX Ptiderlaposergen
D --the 4oake10 $sets the
it best
raw' 071/0iSESE
3
t *um E guitar
ICT litgTTE ! ‘ S
Debts o frowns. -- The folloseir g
government report ;gives the. debts of
sse eeveral towns in this portlob of
li'lestern Ontario as follows : Chcstey,
1110,000; IKineardine, v.4 -Loop; Wialri on
4182,000; ' Hanteear, 8121,000 ; lrea.-
, r226,000; Owen Sound, 81,156,000;
Clinton, 4177,000; Goderlc"h, 8568,000;
Peaforth, 8281,000. :wingbia m, 8186,000;
[Walkerton, 448,000.. " -
Stanley
Salmi Report. -The following is the
assort of the School an -Section No:
14, Stanley, for the - monthof May,
Agnes are `.n order of merit :
fifth - L. tS iydo ai.-d. A. tie PiiSher;
. XV -M. EA. Couper, . V.M.G.- J,a'rott,
Mr. 0. Coll' ns ; Jr. IV-V. R. M4C1y-.
ttnont, G. J. Cooper and NI J, Blood;
Pr. JA - E L. Hyde, 'and W.J.M.oss ;
jtin`•:or Ilii -L. S. Near, W. L.. ork-
l sandil L. M. Poster; Second-- . A
Res,. {i,• C, Workman, D. 0.1..Fo ter ;
'llecon4 Part-C.:Br_drge,s; A. Brid gens,
E.Poster; Forst part -H, A. l7ir s-
,, i,,M. Mer -am. The best (spellers
Joe the monthly evening matches ,were
Os follows: F' fth--Anna Fisher ,Sr.
thlintrth, Sidney Thomp on ; Jr. Ilii, -
Slla, ,F... ier, Sr. III ---Erna. Hyde , Jr.
III -Luella ,Foster, Second, - Wallace
Maas. e
--.r
s A 'safe ,(gentle, and inexpensive lax-
ative Pum Ors "-Resell Orderlies," (kept
In tete bOire will pay,the biggest divi-
dends of any investment ever made,"
.Ve land 25c, exclusively at"Rexali (Drug
Stores. C. 3,. iWilliasts. •
Hensall
(Tao Late for Last Week.{]
Briefs_ -Fruit and grain prospegts Ir
this locality are very prmr:isin,g.r--Mr.
4G. C. >etty was in tio'ndon, the first
party of dhe week ,attending .the Syn-
od. -James W. Bell, D.D.S., has re-
turned from Harrisburg, where he had
been (practss'i:ug during the winter and
early (spring months to look raft r his
farm there during the surnn ler
$..3 McDonald has the • exce,rt
trade e. for his new red 1/4t rick dw
twist of the post office. - s Mrs.
Btantsron haps returned. froirr D
where ;she ;hras been visiting ,wit'
ton Niiliam, and spent several
very ple.asantly an the City of the
Straits. --We (regret this week to re-
port ,the tdea;,th' -of Nellie ;Horsley, sec-
ond ,daughter of Mr.. RIChar1) Hoes -
ley, which road event occurred . i a.feer
Some .three weeks illness of meas -les,
followed; by a severe attack
• .
pneu-
mon-a ,in her 1lth year, an thatde -
ite .the best. of medical are and
nursing, and very much sympathy- is
felt for the bereaved: father rand, fam-
tly ,in 'their sore ,affliction, ; as Nellie
was a parteularly bright and eri-
:gag'mg little ,girl, who was agen-
eral favorete with all and who bore
her revere Illness so very patiently(
and, uncthrplaeningly for one iso young
in ,years ,and full hopes. (The funer-
eal service was conducted In the
Methochst church, by Rev Mr. Knigt,,
'the pastor, on' Wednesday
n.
,last. Both Mr. Knight ,and, Mr. 3. W.
Ortwein, ,as ,suerintenpdent of the
bbathehool, bearing testimony to
The brightness ,and goodness of the
deceased, ;and, her firm trust in her
vloun ;and the faithful manner in
which She liad ,attended - Sabbath
School and church, and her ,willing-
ness ,to :do whatever she ,could when
oportunity offered. The casket was
simply covered .with -beautiful wreaths
from the children, boy scouts, rein-
-trues and friends. The remains were
taken at the close of the ,service t to
`the family :plot at Clinton for inter-.
trent, the funeral service was most
largely ,attended. - Dr. Maediarrri:i
,called ton. Mr. Hugh lticDlarmid and
other ,friends in Seaforth on ,'I`hues-
day ,afternoon of last week. Miss
'Gladys Petty, : together with her
friend, ,Miss A. Hobkirk, accompanied
her father, Mr G. C. Petty; and � his
auto trip to London on (Tuesday last.
-Mr Thomas Sherritt, sr., is }In the
sanitarium at .Guelph at present, In
the interests of his healfh, <whlch baa
'not been ,goad for some larionths past.
---Messrs. McDonell and Murdoch lave
sou ra large number of automobiles
during the past two weeks or so, ele-
ltvering ,the last one sold on Wed-
nesday an St Marys.• ----Mrs. C. SSimp-
. Son ,and =Miss Past oScotttsit left
t here
their
on. iW,ednesday
friend. ,Mrs 3. Miller, nee . Miss M.
Walker, at Alganac. Mich., a summer
the
resort. -Mr. Geo. Arirstrong,
'Township of Hay, had the tinisfortune
get (a, piece of emer31 in. his eye.
-while using .the stone, causing pain -
-fui injury to the sensitive member.
1. -Mass - S3. • D. Sutherland, spent l
a
• cot:pre of days in London this week,
,with relatives and friends. -- Much
aylr. athy as felt for Mr. ,and Mrs.
Solomon Williams.In the eleath last
Did
-Mr.
a;teon
e7iInr;
etroii
z. her
Meeks
sunburst., The
the evening' tr
trtttt, after wh1
tiler residence
by the best
fr'. rads .here
great 'favor ten,
:s
appy' Ocruple left on
for,Sarnia tend e-
h tth will take
in Ty onto, folio'
es of the bride's m
.w$ lh whain .she' (wars
To Ai
The2;WItuli
haasi ,given i
soldiers ve
and has de
;aaa,ve is tend�
tion, of ,thtt
tion;aj r:
the , anitob
mend
dYerS' ,Aces
A •ls irvey ,.
and sireelfic
from lte id
dusttr
the n
saxrte
'work
ograp�
wat,e'biir n,
'assurance ,a{g
&tors, •telegr
out sthis
op
unanimous
njg.
the c
''sec. io
elosa-luip.
The
showz
tion,
;,eld
Ing t
Diff;e
Lively
> suiccee
wants
ache
in; „
et
utrbe
tw,ent
`.iclod
Tse;
;pr
sehoot
ty int
hey
.1
In
Bull
a w
Glen
ita;#nl:
looks'
Ge
exit
too t
me
dred
rag
un
ed
a
turned Seldiers
Industrial Bureau
uesti+on of retur led
eful consideration
1 a. • scheme that: will
to assist in Ithe sOlu-
hieree Their
the ender:
turned SaadiE
innlpeg Retui
It it as
be takes, oft
.lotion as
nt.c
,e
.proposi-
tion' of
re.' C Osrr: -
�ned
foilo s
the itY
Certai ed
imerciall and in-
s setting f rth
$: employed on
d' ferent . tines of
genes al ;clerks, .sten-
keepi
eV + tor
ft :, n ,
pliers, ;d
k
rs, ',i: sseng >,rs,
en, collecters,
nitigraph : o er-
'aught risen nd
ones, etc. In c arrytAng
hey ,a.re,.recelving the
ration of the Wn-
.tasters who have ,divided.
is tion ,and allotted a
Ira ;this
a ,quick
ne
are
r
tw r aren-,
le to mak
re,suit of this survey
, idispla.yc s . +oh-• ,ands
tritlae . hibiti n whi
n `h In , test- Bure
urine (tl: fins week -
et ii es of k w
adeax t ated. No ,d o
is Of + hi erste prise
ed v�i h stere - :.as
e tth:a, n: be easily
y (sect- on -of the' Darr.
Tke
erman C
almost
aver of t
carry bor
John
upon.
an. sat 'Ic
b� UDI
>r
t ,di'v#
and a
Anal
D btle;s$
thetPo+intk:
has too in
torlcally t
impiilcatio:
phlia{beg :1
so ',a,rke
body 'of
oft y tot
has possi,
tesg
'hewh
ca`i.•ola
ope'iothe
en r
t in War T'
ric&tures no
invariably . d
e kilt and,
et. r i Wever
y re :, = d it,
h - new onvent
;antis - as a
tie, -' d but.
hlch : En
of 'those
rip lye latw
ty ears a
Teut++nie art
o' ,,, ,pie •
ti „n . of being to
or c onipllzr
putts John
!the. articl
isting lshe;d,.
w: riors f
a.tion in (thet
s piq ant a
e jaa, ed .idr.
r• y, (fin
sal bre
oug
yea
and
• hose
but
kne
edy
G:au
tSc
ves
-week of their little two (year•
San, -from pneumonia: -Tile following (' they
I' elating to one of our tHenaall young effect
London
7 _.- -... •orf T•-
T11
icon
aE_ p ',00f t
Arrr!y be
Caledonia
at the 't
kilt way .
eve
the
will be
onnec-
will be
u' Blinds
in July,
11 �1 e the
the
.1I1 be
It ; is C a
followed
look to mart. of t1% 'Forty -Sive; lin ,the
morn ng of Culloden, or as Mardon-
rad ,rudging 'With biontrc through
the snows of Corryarriek.' This,
surer-, the triers for warfare -
roug 7 wild a little, ,and loose all
liar onions; not. the red -coat and the
feat er bonnet,' neither Of them true
to-1g`hland, history though worn
with ,hp'nor @y iighla�nd r glments do
Tater England,'si bipodiest battle.
Th: theme liter asoei a intoxicating
elem. nits to a Scot, and tempts oto
lyr sx ; u. sober Sassen• -h aray..m ai-
urall,' interpolate - with ti e ques'ition,
"tis . h�e, kilt an ,appropri . to garb; for
no i• :rad 'war?" Pow does.,Ct suit a-lth
win r tr he$, or the dent sem-
rr,er of GaiilpplI? Who best un.der-
st: :'s the - at will i-• : est .under-
s,ta< •t hixw it Should �4 = a, question
m= while ,diifficult ,to+ Atte. The
perfervid High - ' errs who
gone through the . eisent ct :-
pajg' in eitherl fiel,�d, of. = tion protest
that ,the garb ;is an, idea
seas, , under any circuit
the °kII , 'wil,tp, its thick,
bold -belt las uhguelstfb
-prot : tihn, . to the aisd,
1:1'0 lam breecthets. In
axpn, who put off their Id
but the khiak1:,aero w,er
hos tact., . ,But ar.pre ;
w arts pf the tartan s
Car
loads about the kilt
!mud{ or Orierntal stn shin
John'
pitted as
IVO Aired,
the Ser -
;Scotland
on oo the
cotmi lint-+
Ignifi ,ant -
'h,sah . ;par-
air.+e; Bar-
one bun-
st misses
try+ aand
then !,his-
ntary'. by
all iii ;the
• Of dress
a great
am :those
Heidi' tan"d
d. ? 'gro-
ughtsman
In ,Fur-
unive rhes. Ev-
es, i otfgh( iquitcken-
e rezr antic i , . Emend
urea dxi the : f enllnalia
(really philaberg and
is 1 gionarie , ,clseern
dein in all live bare
uhtl
want
by
tti
er
rt
ger
wis
01` e
tic" fee,
erur alio
of ens
ser cin.
the. tar- not.f minine, ,and coam- -
S otla d's c ntinued, tis. ge of
'a col garb.
,tion , 'however, naturally+ efuses
est �of J hn Boil with t High -
mar.
have
se) are by no uc
one at ally
lances, and
p13�pd j
y a greater !
al organs:l
ardpoli, the `
tae and wore
i peedil, !. iii
slnterested
sib1y from,
%iso enthus-
or Flanders
t ticklish question apart, how-
ever, we. (fl ..7 safely tae that (the
tart s Ito nc+w, ,being we? for the
last !Ore rIn ar.• Ch +! ers, when
Secretary O tate bar ,'car in' 1881
node de Scotland. furious b " a. propoSall
to. bOJItsh Ln,d.vidual reg'' .ental tar'-
tanih Old cito+the all -h� Highland
corps, tut 'dicta ; of ,a unit r'+mi pattern.
There was ,a gathering f that clans
at tSt,afford !House, wiser: a. Scotti,an
lord tele tttontee, kissed. (dirk ,and
swore thereon: that such a aiegrada-
tion Mould pot came to plass. Blit
muc't! .water ;ha gone .0 'der bridges ,
since then ; ;the uncovere,'. tartan kilt
ha,s ibeconie 'dangerous to i its wearer
In tan age tot °protective coloration,
,and the air -rowed khaki apron • now
vv!ar h lbs jour Men on, coot e service Is
a, characteristically - stn+id_ British
colrtpromise between, ;sem ti;ment, econ-
omy, and 00111M0/1 ,sense . If we ,are
ever to take the field ta' Win, the .kilt
itself . will ,projb;ably be- ' f �a, uniform('
inconspicuous hue taand, the apron
aban:,e,d, tho gh tartan, May be ipre-
vitrserred. for tees of • • • e. -"`London
�9u"
'Let It the a box ,sof Lig
elates ``You (sweet- e
Sthc; iexclu,sive by all R
C. . fta4till�aJrs.
k 'pan GerniSnyt's. pre t in -
e
,off, ta! ;than
sant i : bland
it ,aL No
onne t
tiou the
vvtell e Ger-
>arers.
re are
o i
',they
is the
go the
t -esu'' -
itehall
kh aki.
by Its
which
-cloth,
nation
ed its
mals
for kilts it
as ,eonslr
are , n eh
and,
Ccult
of
xper
w,aas t
,,less
de
diff
'pile
to ,E
It
tail
w,aa`•
.and
n d ins
T
,aid
reet .
he `a
of
doi.lbtiese
fa es �
no oaore
ine int tth
Scottish
tartan.
spk.ng,
Grampsa
of ,:nat-'
There
merits,
as rt Y
:I
ra
he k
d' ha cyst
t wil Ls'
t 1 nd indeed!
havempre:ss d It
ked ainst. i s w
rance ,and. Fiend
it nu_mber3 .a
er. SO inordinate
Its that a (year
,procu lig ,adequ
ns prompted W
with f ph Ilabe ,s. o
pa etnly ill-advi ed
garment was evcly,e
lee a kil ,than; a .lel
thriek of in
te: Gae don cop-.
Ithjlr,aw,a
nt ;miser
rmy'
ything e
owe 'ou
es it
cock
s
i>r ac
or
o'f
tart,
nt
GoI
cri
be
Wing ca p
r . recrulftl g
ui
ed `t Engla
tithed is concern
on -Telling kind of
t i �e Highland gar
e, t . still waz<ms=
i
e
a:
A : ash no : ion e
Iia, tonal even b
Wit l yet
n 1 crrcr, "mart'a
are Low.an,d -Sco
an b.a' one,d lila
an- :air -f elLttdhj that :the 'pap
p,x Se • t,,and, the ea lest to re
n
o pow, cats they have away
,n (the co - which wear the kilt
>~t i+ais as lir:, not only for 'trhe Celts
Tru ,for. r -t' , Lowiander.s, and eve
E gush, j not without reason ..
th mess
v
c
t:
Ign in
- was
but so
here is
vcrtls-
for the
to the
istrictly
> the
oca_ly
seirit
h regi
honors . as -ustrou
on the \flags o
T
tin
ter'
fiats
the
scats
fa
the`
pro
so
pro
a7nr •
ri
a least,
H gh
xf .sorir
in the, 3
gnome
,th .. "Ca,.
nett
,arty
ly
'luta
'luta b
'ladies appeared in, a happy event took place at the home
Of Mr Donald Grassick, of Hensall.
on. ;Wednesday afternoon, of las*
week, when. their youngest ela,ughte.r
Jessie Jean, was happily. united in
Marriage to Kr. David noble '1•Fergu-
Soll: Of Toronto. at 2.80 o'clock. The
ceremony was 'performed by Rev. Mr.
ehee of ,a. few -nvited friends., Miss
Margaret Rose, of Toronto, was
hrsiesmaid, and Mr. E. Ferguson, of
that im.ty, was groomsman. Miss Floe-
tte Foss, of Hensall, _played the
wedrhoig March. The grooms g f -0
and
tonishingfr
sworn Oril
moo* gh
mud of the
merits pout
:The I
than .
of the
V
n for one -be,ttalio
lisle. and Stifferin
friends e not ee
lc merits, then .ar
nta to the laesthet
the stress ,of,
came the mbsti as
y of he ff4eld4 of bat
rain ti is winter ith t
but gasp at tthe Pletorl
effect of such a figur
it, the goateskin cloubtet,
bonnet pulled. ,down n
(more true 'to trad.tion
leng•arry,) the rifle- ver l -
n were in [olden tire s,
s, and the general 6 1-
ett'rs Choc o-
s pholce."
.Xall „Stores:
Wet Spri
rops Suitable for La
An Ontario and
ts of Ont
ed wet ather
prevented the sowin
usual te at the, 'u
.,er. Such however, is
feeling litlnce the p
ueing crops on Ian
n are practically as
(red the 'Weather i
the right° crops be
t- way ;and Properly
sing crops ours of 't
bar ey for .grain, peas
for ge, 'buckwheat, Trill
gra.40, corn for forage
sw, des, white or fiat tu
arleY :would likely
on fairly- well drain
s land. ton bushel eas -per acre
tea to give profltab e returns
Diets and, litangaria,n Grass have
era and (even for. se d =for, ultry
uckwheat may be ea ro July
10 orofitable
yet
ab
pa
so
wo
du
Or
Sowing
has OaraP-
tithet -present
of scold ook.
courage the,
sibilitles
. not yet
ktood tasi ever
ooked after.!
roving sa„tis-1
e date, .are
nd pats for',
t, .hungarlan
r ensilage,
nips 'or tape.
16- well even
va
et
gi
be
ns. on ahrost any k ntlt of land,,
ere w.ater does not stand. .
to .June 25.
Swedes It rive rfn sue a season' as
.are having and may e expected. tO
ore the e d of Jun
het Turni S ter Whit Turnips whil
oploses al well if own even a
;suit able or dairy WS. They a
t keep a well as et swedes.
ape for asturage is of great vain=
js
p 'aUghed last fall or early th
s ring. After plogghin roll, disc t i o
o three tkres and rrow befor
edhig. After !seed' roll again f
rfa.ee Is very dry. .
In any case get eseed. hn vwell,
ee to It that they ,ar (kept laitrsolut
tree frets weeds Or the ne
insonthso Neglect this lenpot.,-
t detail means fail re when cr
re sown late,
w porn, ;buckwheat, turnips,
net other crops on her kind.s 1 f
ell, that is clay!), c 3r loan -s, pea v
E
xPosirroB
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k
ummer
Fu nishOgs
For iy1 n and Boys
Shirts -
Black and w ite colored spots and
stripes, plai white, tan, and blue
outing and new sport styles also
soft collar to match shirts.
PRICE
Neckwear
New Silks in all ithe latest color-
ings speciall Made for summer
WASH TIES in light cool ma-
terials and shades. 1.0c to 25c
Straws, in s ilor
black in fancy b
for man or boy.
s, Sennetts, Split
or -ront styles,
nds. All sizes
10c to $4.50
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Your Orders •
Facts You Should
Know efore
Buying a Suit
EVERY MAN WHO COMES HERE is impressed
with the unusually. large showing of attractive
Ipatterns and fabrics. We have purchasE d nearly
double our usual stock to protect our customers against C
increasing prices and poor materials. We have made
, this big purchase for cash and have procured price con-
' siderations that will be to your benefit
WE NEVER depend upon cut price sales to make
a successof our clothing business. That is a game
that may work some people but only once.
TTS THE WEAR YOU GET from a suit that de-
termines whether it is a bargain or not.
VOU WILL FIND MORE REAL BARUAINS
HERE than any where else butit is not because
we have lowered the prices, it is because the standard
of excellence has been raised.
(NOME HERE BEFORE YOU BUY bring $15,00
‘1.0 with you, you may see what suits you at $1o.00
you may want to pay as high as $20.00. It doesn't
make any difference we will give you big value all the
way.
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13dys Wash Suits
50c to $2.50
laVERY mother shOuld see these delightful little wash
suits mad of the very best quality wash materials
in blouse or R ssian styles. Blue and white, tan and
white. Brown and hite, plain white, navy and rese-
Navy, Re White, rey with long or short sleeves.
Men's Underwear
40c to $2.00
1.4'‘RE NCH' Balbrig-gan made of double twisted Egypt-
ian thread, the coolest and best wearing of al
summer underwear.
LIGHT cotton or wool mottled shade, size 32 to 46.
Natural wool Underwear made of light natural wool e
omen's Dresses in
Big
Variety
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hese crops will ;do ite well '
imust Any kind. of and.
tate of Ohici, City Toledo,
Lucas County, as.
Frank J. Cheney ma oath that he
be firm of F.3.
hushures in he
ty and State
d firin wilt pay
RED DOLL Arp,s
ase of Cata,frh
by the um of
DIRE. FRANK J
Sworn to before m and thihscribed
in my preeence, this 8th day of :De -
(Sea) Notary Pabile.
Etali's Catarrh C taken intern-
ally and acts
the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys xi.
Send' 5or teetiroonalle free.
All Drtriglata, 75e.
Senior partner of
ty of Toledo, Co
foresail', and that
sum of ONE F1
for each and. every
that cannot be c
LDS CATARRH
h the Diced on
TF there is any onepine that predominates. in
1 our display of Women's Ready-to-wear
department, it is our new Spring and Sum-
mer dresses. When you stand and view this
collection you wonder if there possibly could
be any nicer styles. Every dress seems so per-
fect and different that you hardly know which
to choose. Made of voiles,crepes,marquisette,
.muslin, chambray.s, repps, piques and summer
silks, beautifully trimmed, full skirts, long or
short sleeves, high or low collars. Sizes .16
years to 0 bust.
New Middies
Made of repp, indian head, twilled middy cloth and pique, in a variety of
new styles. All white and white trimming, with colors and tsiiped collars.
This storiel will close on Wednesday during July
Butter, Wool
and
Eggs Wanted
This is Lhe Best
Children's Store
HAVING all the new things for
children in big variety and
at moderate prices is one of the
things for which this town is not-
ed
Dresses
The daintiest little dresses and
middy suits for the little folks and
older girls at prices you could not
begin to buy the materials alone for
Sizes year to 15 years.
We have a full line of hose, under-
wear, hats, collars, ribbons in fact
everything the children wear,
nd August at 12.30 p.m.
tewart Bros
SEAFORTH
Butter, Woo
and
Eggs W