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FIRST.—For those who know and insist upon
latest styles, perfect fit and good tailoring. ,
SECOND.—For men who have no time to study
style, but who know its value.
THIRD.—For men who want to get their moneys
worth of wear, and who do not object to
having sty le and fit thrown in to the bargain.
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IF YOU ARE "ALWAYS TAKING COLD"
it shows that the throat is sensitive and bronchial tubes
• weak. Make them well and stroug with.
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's\Cough Balsam
. It heals irritation and inflammation—strengthens the
membrane of throat and lungs—and not only cures coughs,
but also protects you against catchin5 another cold.
25 cents a bottle. At druggists.
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The contract for the stonework in
Connection with the new Catholic
church has been sub -let to Mr. Birent
Hill, and the contract for the brick
work to Mr. D, Prior,
The Dominick Reynolds farm, in
Hullett ; the Dodsworth farm, in Hal-
lett, and the Auburn Hotel, were all
offered for sale by auction on Satur-
day, but none et them were sold,
The property owners of Clinton pro-
nounced emphatically in favor of the
factory by-law on Monday, To ensure
a two-thieds majority 315 votes were
necessary but 318 were obtained.
The hotel property at Auburn wits
put up at auction on Saturday bat
there wasn't a bidder. Shortly before
Local Option came into force the late
owner refused $3,500 for the hotel but
now it will not bring half that
atnount.
Fire broke out in the building re-
cently vacated by Mr, A. R, Smith on
Tuesday at about 11.45 a.m. The fire
was in the flooring, near a small stove
towara the back of the store. When
discovered it was but an incipient
blaze and was easily extinguished.
How the fire started is a mystery.
Fifty years ago on Tuesday Council-
lor Jas. L. Hearn was sworn in as a
special constable and remained on
duty for three consecutive days.
That was a stirring period, for the L.
H. &. B. was then under construction
and on.pay days the navies were in
the habit of painting the town a very
bright red.
Mr. 0. Hoare, who has one of the
best -yielding fruit farms in the coun-
try, has disposed of it at a price in ex-
cess of $10,000. The property consists
of seventeen acres upon which there
are 3,500 trees, 800 apple, 2,000 plum
and the balance cherry and pear trees.
The purchaser is Mr. Ralph Isher-
wood. of London, who gets possession
in April.
Mr. Peets, of Petrolia, who put
down the new well at Stapleton, was
in town this week, and met several
members of the council and others in
reference to putting down. a test well
for a water works system. He gave
thein a lot of valuable as well as inter-
esting information, and is thoroughly
informed on all the minutia in refer-
ence to deep well problems.
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AT SUFFERERS' SERINE.
Thousands, of Pilgrims Almost Mime-
ulously Healed by South Am-
erican Nervine.
"For years I was distressed with
dyspepsia, and indigestion, physicians
and remedies could give me but tem-
norary relief until South American
Nervine was recommended to me.
procured a bottle and got great relief
from the first few closes. The swell-
ing and soreness In my stomach rapid-
ly disappeared, and in a very short
time I was absolutely cured. It huts
brought robust health." Thomas
Sullivan, Arnprior, Ont. (28)
South American Rheumatic Cure re-
lieves in six hours.
For Sale by A. L. IlAwt.TON.
A BACHELOR'S LAMENT.
A. bachelor sat in his cabin door,
As the shades of evening fell,
The sunbeams fell on the dirty floor,
Of the room he knew so well.
Weary and sad and lonely, •
Heavy in heart and brain,
Be hung his hat on his threadbare
knee,
And chanted a sad refrain :
Oh, little 1 thought it would be like
this,
When first I came to the West,
I thought the sod would disappear,
And soon I would have a farm.
[ thought that some sweet maiden
Gladly would be my wife,
To soothe iny sorrows and share my
103's,
And comfort me all my life:
But look at me now, and the life I
lead,
It would try an angel's soul,
To toil all day and return at night,
To a dark and dirty hole.
They say I keep things tidy,
They say my cooking is good.'"
But somehow it isn't like mother's
was,
Nor done as a good wife should.
I wonder if ever my lonely lot,
Will change for a better state ;
And if some sweet, compassionate
maid,•
Will pity my cheerless fate.
Oh for a woman's presence!
011 Inc a woman's bread 1
Oh could. I sell my potatoe patch,
And purchase a wife instead.
Sometimes when asleep in my bed I
dream,
That I am coming home at night,
To find my wife with the table set,
And the house with warmth alight.
There are my rosy children,
Climbing upon my kned,
Kissing and calling me papa dear,—
Oh sad that it cannot boA
Now I wonder it I should go back
East,
Could I find a partner there.
They used to call me a handsome chap,
l'in sure I'd be good to her.
Life i8 beyond endurance,
He said with a Savage face,
have a. woman before next fall,
Or I'll quit the blooming place.
—W. Ge
accept a good posit ea in the summer or
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This college has llevritaoutsets, bytTicn
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For the largest and finest seleotions of the following
brand new pods, D. M. GORDON is always in the lead.
Yes, always in the lead—in Styles, Qualities and Prices.
Why? Because we understand where to buy and when to
buy, so that we can give customers the very hest values
obtainable in the country, viz., Dress Goods in all shades,
designs and textures ; special attractions in Black Silks ;
beautiful and. eztensiyeL range of Blouses, in Silk, Muslins
and fine Lawns. See our immense stock of fine Laces, In-
sertions, Embroideries, &c. The largest and most complete
range of Window Curtains in Lace, and charming shades
and designs in Madras Muslins. Very pretty Prints—the
prices will please you. Please come in and see the goods;
our description of them fails to do them justice.
Groceries—Pure and Fresh.
Great Values.
Eighest Prices For Good Trade.
M. GORDON
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Win 1 Furniture 1
MONEY!
The balmy days of Spring are here, and along
with them come housecleaning time. If you are
in need of a piece of Furniture of any description,
this is the time of year to renew. Our stock is
so large and prices so reasonable, that you can't
pass us by without doing.. yourself an injustice.
We need money, which is another reason why we
are so anxious to turn some of our elegant Furni-
ture into cash. Giveus a call.
SPRING PiED S.
We have the best, guaranteed for five years, worth
$3.50—Our Price, $3.00. Buy one and have the best.
Extension Tables.
• Our stock in this line
is certainly complete, and
you can't afford to pass
us by if you need any-
thing in this line.
Baby Carriages
and Go -Carts.
Our 'stock this season
is larger than ever. Do
not fail to see them. The
goods and the prices will
satisfy you in every re:
spect.
MP
JAS. WALKER
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
A Painless Corn Cure.
Easily applied—costs but a quarter, Canada's Oldest Nurseries.
that's Putnam's Corn Extractor, fifty
years in use.. Jnsist on Patnain's
only.
INTENETNG PLANTERS of Nursery
WORTH REMEMBERM Stook and Seed Potatoes should either
write direct to ns, or see our nearest
agent, before placing their order. We
guarantee satisfaction; prices right; 50
Set a pitcher of 'tinder in the room years experience; extra heavy stock of
and in a few hours it will have ab- theAdIgNagi".
sorbed all the gases in the room, the part time: WANTED, — Whole or
salary or liberal commis
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air will be pure and the water utterly sloe; outfit free; send for terms.
filthy. The colder the water is the
greater the capacity to hold these
gases. Impure water is more injuri-
ous than itnpure air. This demon-
strates the fact that any water for
drinking purposes et:Levied into the
sleeping room shoold be bottled or
woll covered and placed in the open
WiticloW When poSsible.
Catarrh Cured or Money Back
Tho rause of Catarrh is a germ, It
Multiplies in the lining ofthe nose and
throat, spreads tO the bronchial tubes
and nanny readies the longs. Cough
syrup can't follow to the lungs, it goes
Lo the storattch, and fails to cure, Ca-
tarrhozone is inhaled. It goes every-
where, gets right after the germs, kills
them, heals the eoreness, stops dis-
charge and hacking, cares every trace
of Catarrh, You're absolutely 'certain
Of cure -Inc Catarrh, throat irritation,
colds or bronehitis, if you Catar-
rhozone. 25e and $1 sold every-
where.
THE THOMAS W. BOWMAN 80 SON
Limited
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ColiVnialiTS &C.
Anyeno sending 5sketch and description roes,
quickly ascertain our opinion tnteree whether an
invention Is prObably pataretaP e4ommurt.
ttonantrIttlyeontidontlat,HAND OU on Patents
Se_nt tree., okiest agener for aoeuring,isatents.
rewrite talon through Alarm ,t co. receive
eseciat notice, without charge, 113. Ltd
sciostific Jittitrican.
A bandeemon, Mataratad weekly. Largest air.
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sw newNle lent.
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20, 1908.
THE NEW ELECTION DILL.
Hon. Mr, ikylesworth has intro -
(Irma a Bill Into Parliament, that
some good points in It. It is intended
to amend the Dominion Election Act,
In examining the present act the min-
ister of justiee said he was unable to
suggest any silbStAritial betterment
whatever. Complaints that had been _
heard had to do with the atiministrae
tion of the law. The minister of jus-
tiee said he had examined the bill of
hlr. Alcorn and that introduced in the
• Ontario legislature by the attorney -
general and bad received from each
some important suggestions. The
measure he was introducing was one •
he had drawn np four or five months
ago, and it had, therefore, received
due consideration.
The principal clause had to do with
election fund contributions, He pro-
posed that all contributions be made
to and through the statutory agent,
who. will be required to make returns
to the returning officer of the amount
and source of all contributions. Any
other contributions will be illegal. It
was proposed to prohibit contribution
by any company.
Another clause deals with the circu-
lation of &Ise statements regarding
the personal character of a candidate,
adequate punishment in such cases
being provided.
Handbills and other matter regard-
ing election matters must show the
name of the printing office. The ,in-
tervention of aliens in election mat-
ters is prohibited. There is provision
for publication of polling booths and
nomination papers will be required to
contain an address for service of per-
• son nominated. Other amendments
deal with the forin of oath and proper
preparation of the voters' lists.
‘A.nother provision which ho had
taken from Mr. Alcorn's bill was that
no mark which a deputy or official
may make on a ballot twty void the
ballot. Mr. Ayleswortli cited the .
Wentworth case, when a polling
division was thrown out because the
D. R. 0. had placed a mark on each
ballot. The man who pays money or
takes money as a bribe will be dis-
franchised and disqualified from hold-
ing office for a period of eight years.
This is in addition to punishment pro-
vided by the present law. There is also
a strong penalty for the man who
tampers with the ballot.
A "DEMON" DISEASE.
Doctors' prescriptions and strongest
Liniments had no effect on Mr.
ITumpbrcy's Rheumatism—Two bot-
tles of South American Rheumatic
Cure cured what he is pleased to
call "this Demon from the Lower
Regions."
Henry Humphrey, of London, Ont., ,
expresses himself very strongly:—" I ,
think Rheumatism is a demon from '
the lower regions, judging by rny suf- a
ferings before I began using South NI,
American Rheumatic Cure. Doctors ,
prescribed the strongest liniments with • \
no more effect than water, but this -
great remedy had me up and about
my work, and as well as ever, after
taking only a couple of bottles." . (2?) -
New Idea
Patterns 10c
The Leading Store
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Ladies' New
Spring Coats*
We are now ready to serve you promptly with' anything
in LADIES' NEW SPRING COATS and SKIRTS
Now Displayed on SECOND FLOOR. Every
Garment Correct in STYLE and PRICE
Each garment is perfectly designed and made
specially for us, and the workmanship is of the
highest standard. This DEPARTMENT has
shown great progress and is now one of the most
IMPORTANT in our BUSINESS, and we feel
confident that the display we are making this sea-
son will lead to still greater success.
We extend a cordial invitation to all our
friends to call and see the full collection.
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For Sale by A. L. HAnnuroN.
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Acting, no doubt, on the theory that
matches are made in heaven, the bis-
hop of Buffalo has issued a circular
urging all unmarried women of mar-
riageable age in his diocese to pray for -
guidance in the selection of husbands.
The idea is probably a good one, and
might be adopted in Wingham. At
the same time, such a proceeding
would not debar any of our young
ladies from taking advantage of Leap
year privileges.
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Di. Hamilton Follows Nature's -Plan.
No physician was more successful in
treating stomach and liver troubles
than Dr. Hamilton. He avoided
harsh niedicines and produced a won-
derful pill of vegetable composition
that always cnres. Dr. Hamilton's
Pills are noted for promptly curing
billiousness,. sick headaches, constipa-
tion and ptomach trouble. They work
like a charm, very mild, yet searching
and health -giving. No where can a
better tonic laxative be found than in
Dr: Ilamilton't Pills. Try them and
he convinced. Twenty-five cents at
all dealers.
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"IMPERIAL" SHOES
In all the, years that we've been
selling shoes we never remember
anything to equal the value we're
giving now In "Imperial" Shoes
for ladies and gentlemen.
We want you to see for your»
self how good they really are.
Every pair sold undet an absolute
guarantte, which shows the
maker's confidence in leather and
workmanship.
"Imperial" hoes are in a class
by themselves.
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