The Signal, 1911-7-6, Page 71
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LUOKNOW. SLYTH. of the families here am figuring on
MONDAY, July 3rd. takingchildren n from the city for a few w
ieniSeg Options. July iib.
A Poop iletabaD.-Dr, Alfred New- ExwaatoN aro puDgWce. _ The weeks itis a good work that they Mee. os Wee. Low camJul
. Aeatist. is from Cleveland. thew churches are natio art eat entering into and the children will wheel-
ine
He hen teajeesmtd !i ooee.s •t menta tor an excursion to (}ode remember tate trip to the country. aseat Olevelend Metal Uoivereit and ors sums tame to the meso tura• a and the " b T. Wsmkes, of Milverton, the rawer_
tanned his of D. D. 8. with an with his family bore a few daysthis Lar s�yl --
avenge of ofbety per sent in all hie we tog to arrange to have civic 6d week.. The Mimes Miller, of Milverton, • •. fail
emit, both theoretical and praet s 11.6
ids 00 the same day. There i, oo spent a few days hen this week with Toronto Grain
doubt if the weather is a 1!l,
av' crowd will good large their sister. ere C. H. Deese wet alt buwasL
Nowa Roves. date of the bold- tto front bees, A rood Then was Avery slim attendance at Wheat (0004, b,mme
fog of the Oalelealaa gemea Inas been 000wltaee L atter t: i yrs, the churches on Sunday on account of! erre
ammotee Yotaia Aetigestni cnaapoeed of the re. miptaten. the excessive beat . A. Ftnkbeinee ^�" ...
Jude 1 was lbs clesin They are Alen wound collectin,t shoot a few days of the t week
money for prises and te ■.u.1 are with his wife at Milverton. past Pry area�d
meeting with succ. ss.
had aYaiasard to the con-
=SearingHe and
et the LoabtyoewarMethodist
re.
liJA. left on Wednesday for
t heir new hams et Bolton.
1b ass Memos FIELD. -Mies Ethel
Qsmeea left ea Wednesday morning
on a eottter+eteement of her long jour-
ney
ourhey is Bonen, China. After *handing
a week with bar sisters at Toronto,
she will go west to Tofleid. Alta..
where she will call oo another sister.
She will then proceed to Vanoouyer,
when with other ssembsn of the mis-
dowery party she will take passage on
ex:t 18th for her trip across the
Ohba.to her new field of labor in
BTNNInteL.-At noon on 8attuday.
:ouni tib, the marriage was quietly
sots�Ol�Usti at the home of Mrs. Mar-
gaestt rsdmgsour of her daughter.
JJeaw Label. to Norman T. Sinclair, of
Wiaghao. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rea. J. 8. Duncan in the
After
moa few invited guests.
y wedding dinner
was served sad in tbe afternoon the
happy couple left on • motor trip
to Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair
will !elide to W no, .bete the
�r<wis hoida a position ss accountant
in the Wincham Stove Works.
Cameo AND GOING. -Mrs. Wm.
Causal is away on a visit at Sault Ste.
Ara. A. D. Shaming. of
le visiting her sister, lir.
Wm. .... John Bennett,
palate,. has uiovod to Toronto. when
be has ostirted a goof) position
Miss Bars Mehsrtraod has gone West
on a KE melee' visit to minds at Win-
nivel/1W olhsr Western points
lireIR Ilishol and sons. Boyd and
Albertottelaseme. are visiting at Mrs.
Nis hose here Dr. Elliott
and Gso. 8iddall are home from the
West ..John Murchison, of Ten-,
nessee. is a visitor in town..
John Joynt is now the owner of an
.automobile. It is an Everitt car and
was brought here directly from the
factory at Orillis Misses Marion
and Lir Smith, of Paris. are spending
a mouth with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Smith.
.You TAKE NO RISK
Ow Repstaboo and Money Are Back of
This Offer.
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial. it our remedy calls to
completely relieve you of constipation.
We take all the risk. You are not
obligated to us in any way whatever,
if you accept our offer. Could an v-
tbing be more fair for you? Is
then an reason why you should hesi-
tate to put our claims to a practical
tart P
The most scientific, contrition -sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies, which
are eaten like oaody. They are very
pronounced, gentle end pleasant in ac-
tion, and particulerty agreeable in
every way. They do not cause diar-
rbcea, names, flatulence griping or
any inconvenience whatever. Rerall
orderlies are particularly good for
children, aged and delicate persons.
We urge yon to try Sewn Orderlies
at our risk. Two sizes, 10c. and Zic.
Remember, you can get Rezak Rem-
edies in this .eonomunity only at our
store -The Rezall Store. H. C. Duo -
lop. south side of Square.
MAFEKINO.
MONDAY, July lord.
Jorrtxoe.-Oilbert and Mary Bark -
well. of Lochalsh, spent a couple of
days last week at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. Slathers. J ('. Bleth-
ers it. in Wisghsm this week wrttleSR
on a departmental exam Rev. 8.
Jefferson, our new pastry�, occupied
the pulpit on Sunday horniog and
4e preached very acceptably- to k good
congregation.... . Miss
and
Hiss Smith visited Mrs. W. Henry
over Sunday.
DOMINION DAY Prcxt..-The holi-
day on Saturday was celebrated by all
wt the sowed pickle of the Blake's
Sunday school held on Geo. Twamky's
trate. The eiessslve beat of the after-
noon caused an awful rush on the
lemonade, and •'picsie lemonade"
never tasted better before. A feature
of the proosadtagg was a football
D c
match .
INNWls the Crewe team and
ceneen int "Colts." ('omtrary
to expiated'' Use 9th eoneeesion
hors, meet d whom had never played
a tnattta halm were successful in
winning. dlaseleig Mood twice. while
the Orme 1%. ems tally was dis-
puted M of A return match
will be plasm' as the near future.
R [unlit WilliOprs ANNITO&A1T. -
The hems of Mr. and Iles. James
sa unit, Mateiiag, wee the sewa o• yeephiterseling event es f
afteweon sea swage% Jane ditb. l,1
beteg the armmdea of their silver wed-
ding. Lbeot 1 ° reek the insets be-
gan to arrive mod soots sobered
atrowt /arty. Mr. 1lelsavew, at Loa-
th*The bride was dressed
, was t and took a photo of
�'
in breve 'HON tthee� gloom
wee wrapped le mike.
Erooffisot aRw sdtxtatwen . iM slue mod
40 OM WY* MIS
ille
A fair a JLJ
the gesso
Mrs. a ssidsw many reusese
of the day. is the the host
end holism secitety-
fin se the elighe
NM, ert�.e ~ • wen=
mini Mete
AMayy otfttthe
sheli to
t IPlilildsomaM�tm-Nr.
riga -
A Qottrr HOLIDAY. -Dominion Day,
r moot holidays, was spent very
quiet•y here, peaticulasly on account
of It. teeming un • Saturday. A num-
ber of the atom open open i n the
evening but moot of ear were closed.
A number of people lett for other
Ibut there ...meet to be a wane
mports :n any of the neighboring
towns. The bow ung green was alive
all rifternooe sad were good games
were played, especially owe 1'etween
a riot from the eget end of the town
agaln.t a rink from up town. The
two risks were skipped by the McTag-
gart brother.' and as there has been
some friendly rivalry between them
all season the was a good one.
At the east rte Use Core was a tje,
so an extra end had to be played,
which resulted in one rhot ahead foe
Dr. Meraggart's rink. Quite a win-
ter how bete to* in the lawu social
at Loodeeboru' in the evening and had
a good time, it being • splendid night
for such .n event.
OBrrtoute.-Mn. N. eundercock,
who bad bow a sufferer for a coesider-
able time and had been taken to
telph, pa.eed away oo.Sunday, and
on Monday Mr. Sundercock went to
Guelph and brought the remains bonze
ob tee evenseg train. On Tuesday
the funeral tont place from deceased's
late ra.idenes on Dioeky street to the
Union esnestery. Although Mr. and
Mrs. Mwtier000k resided in town only
a shoat time, they were well known,
having resided in Hulk tt for a great
ISMf years. The relatives have the
rympetby of a large circlet/I friends in
their loss......Mrs. Geo. Thompson,
who was wadi kaown hen. Mehl( re-
sided
wsided in Mullett ire a went
aysssauerss,, d away to Iaiaden�on
weed
Thurads v last. The remains were
brought to Olinton for burial. Three
who attended the funeral tr;•m bete
were Mrs. Jas. Tkeney end Mrs. A.
Tierney, deters of Mr. Thowipeon, and
Mr. and Mre. F. McCaughey The
bereaved husband is meeting with a
lot of trouble, es it is only a short
time since he lost his sister.
PEKSONAL AND GENEBAI_-Torero is
some talk of it rink of our bowlers tat-
in,l In the tournament at Beafortb
next week, and Also competing at
Goderich in August The village
council held • meeting on Monday
evening and one of its prieeio•1 acts
was to arrange for the aernMancon, „of
the people's wishes as regards the by -
Jew that was pissed last week for the
raising of 116.11)0 for the purchase of
the electric light picot •mol extending
the water wain Mr. White. of
Woodstock, was here this week at-
tending the funeral of Alex. Hoover
and when hen be spent a few days
with his relatives, Mr. and Mrr. O.
Bpaltord ..J. Nevins and family,
who bad been living in town for tbe
past year. have moved back to their
hem in Morris Mice J. McGowan
has disposed of most of her furniture
and rented her house to Mr. Halley,
who is in cberge rot the electric Right
plant and who will move his family
here at once. Mies McGowan intends
moving to the West, where she haw &
nephew sod • niece residing W.
Robertson and family, of W ingham,
spent a few days of the past week vis-
iUgg with Mrs. Dodds here Mrs.
J. Wilford sod mother, Mrs. Jami Nes-
bitt, visited in Detroit the peat week.
Mn. I. McLaughlan, of Plaits•
ville, and daughter, of Marshalltown,
Iowa, visited with Postmaster Sims
Ibis week ....Mr. and Mrs. A. Civet's,
of Alpena, Michigan, visited here a
few days this week on their wedding
tour. It is about twenty-eight years
since Mr. Curtis resided here and he
knows very few here now Mr.
and Mrs. John Leith and brother, D.
Leitb, visited with relatives in•Strat-
ford the pest week Mrs. ( Rev. )
Irwin, of Michigan, is at present
spending holidays with her parents
here .... J. Potter was in Clinton on
business last Saturds
Mamie Steinhoffnt a
few days of
thepsm week visiting with friends at
Underwood J Bennet was in
Sarnia oo a business trip the past
week R. McDonald rented friends
Jenst Steinhoff
past weekspending
Miss
Is img her holi-
days in Mugabe this week ..... W.
feints and J. Beattie drove last week to
Lochaisb, where Mr. Biros visited with
Mr. Rutherford, whom he had not
seen for a great many year„. He knew
him when be was s boy residing in
Newcastle .. .Mr. and Mre. F. Bala-
ton visited at the borne of the latter in
Oheeley the past week......8. PoppM-
stone and P. Gardiner spent the holi-
day at their oid.homes in Fxeter...
Miss A. Gillsspde visited with her sir -
tar In Wine ham the•paat week. . .
W. J. Dickson. of Brussel,. brought a
oar of horses Dere from Glencoe via 0.
1'. R. and from here he drove thews to
Brussels. Rbe+w he intros% to dispose
of them. It seem queer that hems
Mee a be brought to Heron meaty.
as this is wppod to be toe of the
beet entities for banes ie the Prov-
inee........Rev. Lir. Ctydeeddh.. who
wee a merisd lase week. left on lest,',
day tett kis ebwrg. at Makin
Rev. Mr. Levwjsy •ad bride. who W
area spm&Mg a few bre at the
Was peream her, left lost week for
���t�. tslasr. tie. 111=7.1;::
laf �sam is sea-
sitaas/.... ...the M. who was
mew It HowMk. has enamel to
M bran hssv...... lits e0twrttn�itamss
-wh. their ms...f o1%i -
Meaaw ue Mtirhia `7 be
hr trow M r. N.
mreerr pi�essi
ho
IgMf. IL
leinr wale* Meek eteeeding
wSwh e d shade deter . . , A asemb r A, W f)Me•. (tees& . thaire ah.
LOCHALSH.
MoNDA x, July 3rd.
tensa. --Mr. and Mn. Jae. Robb
left lest week to visit friends at Guelph
acrd other points Mr. and Mrs.
Tow McDonald returned last week
front their bridal tour, and are now
quietly settled in their home. Ed-
ger Robb and John Cowan, jr.. paid
a visit to Lucknow last Friday even-
ing. Tbeir new suits fit all right but
will be completed somewhat too late
for June Mr. Herrett, of Ohio, is
visiting his relatives, Rev. J. and Krt.
Hardie Walter Hh, of Wing -
ham, who was recentlyin camp at
Goderich with the miltia. is at pres-
ent visiting at Neil Campbell's.
A HAPPY Eveter.-A quiet wedding
took place last Wednesday at the
bone of Mr. and Mrs' Rod. Cameron,
when their daughter Mary A. wee
Married to A. R. Finlayson, poet -
master and merchant at Lek -halide
The ceremony way conducted in the
presence of • few immediate relatives
and friends by Rev. Neil Mclotyre,
of Stornoway. Scotland. A sumptuous
wedding repast we, served, after
whiett the bridal pair left for Lack -
sow, where they took tee afternoon
vain for Loddon, Dutton and other
points. go their wedding trip. Many
congratulations are extended to Mr.
sod Mrs. Finlayson on this happy and
important epoch of their lives.
Aa Awrlertc BiuDOE.-The cement
bridge on the aide -road near Lochalsh
scbool, wbich was built lest year but
not completed, is at present
going
through the finishing stage. A some-
what artistic railing constructed of
short cement columns, which are con-
nected by galvanized iron rods. is
being built. The columns have pointed
capitals and belong to either the Doric
or tonic order of architecture (we are
not quite sure which, as our art
education has been sadly neglected).
The short lecture on art given at the
recent Kintail Women's Institute pic-
nic hag not been lost on the broad and
receptive mind of Chas. Stewart, the
Toronto Dalry Market.
ear. iota • 11 W
Nor. wwrater..liirs�.s,, a lr t
creamery.
�...
renew. is ..»........ • is
'text:mobs. deem ... ; r ,
limey. exacted, lb ..«,d Y •.L
tr
Mentreel Orrin end Produce„
MONTREAL.._Yaa July .,-,lake =I r
rainy d or �1a wttw•i we
good. amid Um=Slidter
serealliV
northern were 4110 pe vvtkrttryyartes
nem wthan as done tor�bogh.t slimmest
The local trade is coarse drafts was
teat the demand big tufty par email
los to 011 actual, woos. A fair volume
et business eamitlaems to be ase m
spring newt flour lier local coneemtense
at steady pone.. Demand for Mas sae
Marts 1s good, glad gales of tatter were
mads for export asogena
Oats-Caaadlaa wemtmq Ne. 1, etatilt
41St, car Iota, ex-eblce extra Na 1 s
e to 410 No. g o . MISte a eo�lbM Jte
2 local white. Me la Mc; Ne. i ti ant
white. wilc to Mlle; No. / Neal wbem
Pour-fianitobe wheat pa •emu
Mote. Nese•
patents, tt.js tts.pft, bakers' Met
straight roper., KM Os >s; la trams.
UM to 121.
Totted Data -Per barrel, Hess; beg se
is lbs.. illi.
Thea bartey-Car lets. ex -stere. Ns le
arc.
Cora -American. Ne. l yellow, Oils. M
Ile.
WI'feed -Dram t)efaeN, etc Yaaltebm
cel; sdddmags, oaten.. ease to W.
shorts, Yaattoes, wt wow* as a m
Ewa -Fresh. I7%o Mae.
Cheese -Westerns, 11114e to 1190; sae0.
erne, >rl%e to IIs.
suitor-Cesiceit Ma te mar; swots..
13 to tic.
CATTLE MAMKETS.
Union stock Yawls.
TORONTO, Jul s.-Reesip% .1
live stock at the Union Meek Tasds
were 130 carloads, eet.iating of fIM
cattle, 7 ands p stool iambs.eY calves and 14.=
Choice lots and beads at butchers' yu-
an and steers sold * OM to ILO; Maki
of Rood, 0.70 to MIs ._Medium to
At+bflh- jCO 115-11le WIC cows. 0
this district, who was present, and
eld council representative for Swr{rrgerM
under *hoes supervision the cement 1 t n oderate j�Whew ase
bridge is being tutilt.. Go on. ladies, I 0 toryp s cold lar ass on sock sol cog
with the good work ! a topper stance ac 1M
AN EXPECTANT COMMUNITY -Our The bulk or rablavai
worthy postmaster. who joined the h to 77 per cwt. or ea average a& NS
benedictine order last weeE has set per cwt. and 1/1 ane sr two tmstanalePer >•
an wple which will no doubt be ort was pay
re followed by the bag row of ghats eMME" SiA
[Rationed behind him. A. ivy taws. aydldri e. M t wren kPle ti
R. was at the head of the pro -elision, lames, isle to .M per cwt
not so much on account of his years Hegs,
or governtnental position (in fact, we Mr. Johnston of Gunn hs. Mgarb
are not quite sure which of the three, selectsfed and watered, at 0.111. sad phi
f.o.b., oars at muetry Fames,
a postmaster, s pathmaater, or a
school trustee, would have precedenceMontreal use. Illsell
11
in a coronation p ion), but on July a -Aft tlae limess
account of a certain Arp of speech ~* yards v se
bard. vest d saealstsueayts
be bad been appointed chief spoke, -
man. He was tall, however, and
when be had his bat on those in the
rear could get only a few glimpses of the
young ladies; hence arose great clam-
ors, to which he at last gracefully
yielded and stepped out of the pro-
cession. A11 eyes were nett bent on
Peter, but as it occurred to some that
be probably- might be busy canvassing
for the Liberal nominee for North
Huron it was resolved to give him •
little more time. so that we are at
present looking to IL J. to follow be
Rood example .et by the leader.
are some few eigos that he wilt
yet do bis duty.
KIPPEN.
MONDAY. July 3rd.
Nance. -Miss Annie Randall. of
Platteville, is making a pleasant visit
in the home of bet uncle. A. McMurtrie.
W. Ross was away to Orillialast
week buying stockers..... Mr. Detwei-
ler. sr., and Mr. Wetael, of Moorefield,
are visiting their son and daughter re-
spectively.Mr. and Mrs: Detweiler,
our popular merchant here. ...Mrs.
Whiteman has returned home after
spending three weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. McConnell, in Detroit. .
Mn. A. Bell visited friends near Exeter
Last week. Rev. J. Greene, of
Clinton, preached in Use Methodist
church last Sunday. The people are
always pleased to have Mr. Graeae.
Thr new pastor. Rev. Mr Soowdew,
takes the work next Sunday.
RETCRNINO To FORMOSA. - Mrs.
(vauld and children left bete last weak
after • stay of stout tbremyeere with
her parents, Mr. sad Mn. Robert
MsHls. Mrs. Guth is OR bee way
batik to Foresees a arida her husband
there.ie their itilasiesey work
here her time has imes occupied In
amiss her *blies and drarming
�trrMsaaddresses up and dowel the
Wog* andbreadthof this had. She
has Godsenthin wa it le s thousto snds too
her lucid end to lasses on
t
d .I____ewlsrlt Me takes h11r y�that
�gt
�tspt bat Nth her. leevime the
Ober we wilt bar Asir. llirr- jot
■siLw M
_WOW 8tes.. to wearies.
_their Toronto. at the
M_diMayoraralty We ther eldest ail
child t Sane Rant to leave ewe's
these ee1are teddy. work H Baba for
er many
Mends 1»y far bar ad her Ineleind
0.01101..
A Taste
M '7 -And do Toe know moth -
1 ef
etz=Weill,,'wsegottwa taste of it
obis tie laid mhiowary was bene.
fa 1411ftiviliP"maist===rah
were
sack for tuba woes*
Imairria
se Met and lilt !!ems
ea
the ssact two ammseme aesI1 LI b 50
°act%rs
mI mesa W -r Ms awe and
A Mama fueling p+vaad to tubs ssrr-e
hot flar cotes. weektbat .1.s.the ho� stet
1.1.. wraa t is& to mean w
tress Load beware to some admit; alma -
0= trete wee ratter lbw _
snempr, awl mese easwim Imesmse .�.t-
emit oet lepal the mama a gitf
sMelever a
ses
1%fm ag S delfts *maw
Mee
ultra foss vemmasm tt I. o uo
eemeta► 1461.11, ie a rrm se doebt lams er ,,-
ta me soar tater* and ler
crease the Memaad ter erarM -sv expert
scomag A far Wee
ee et hairil choice steers were
made sere K o; .holes m Wee CIL
at d a Web My woe at KW• Ao:
fair at le to 1%c, glad mimosa st M
411. per Mems 7M. waft a nem~ dg
cows among the .K fres wait! said at
white
trim g'lc to Rae p Vat bums brought am is gR. Fez
There was ro et ebmap t. use
oeadnl.s of the market aro b .
that the Mang was vine% mi tele& 5
Voss Mermglsormi.a seine mere nigra.
e nalillr was Maple to sol 55
met%, sae a dirty stets wain was
lass, wtb earn se tweeted Les at :t#;
adaad Mos at It to s Milbsows u M to
MassYs owe at K per ill obs.. melEbed
A more active Mario ws. Mems m New
lambs glen ealw os. .eee.at et the la -
Messed etterM e: b.u, u the NamN wee
ge„, tee Maethe marbet robed shaft
ssad mesa shwa as sneer& wade site
dt M te elle per pored . wise Lama at
10.11 to 11 .s.1, mss salves at hos 11 he
11 each, es to Mum dad .tarts.
East SarRtle Cottle Mariet.
a0etE�AST Burris" bS� teplrt t Lab a' Oaf a brjs
*$rrs*gld.am Nass to eszs; MSem-
it
Calver-Iteoetpta, 1111: ~bet active
lied
pee sad awH a MOM.g�a rut
art o Pavel►,
1M to Mess-
;re
e to 0.71it �glr10ta�_be tgl_.�
;Ma. ILIs
to I' vr. Irf a xM to 11. reoeMs.
Ohre.«. Live Mesh.
cattc.e00. heir t
U1.10; Me weber bee -4311".-14"U
��aer+rti�s: smmam sMmgw Il; talse*tMttaaww
Clem Kai wartieFir.10 sy: wade bees..
Mtr..
ig: ritteparlielle RAIL ben M .4
b.r
astir% K5 le RSM, wagtail. K1 N w.M
Livorpga Gest. Marbles,
L gate la tie 1t1O►
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vereirei
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Lydia E. Phik Verde-
blele Compound Geed der.
Yid ie Station, N. B. -Ow ens
�d)y believe this as it is net it.s.a
1 s it was iota s -171;
i
suffered frau different ��
tried d fesot sae -
daises, het ante
helped me. M
friends told me 1
woukl /2 tato •
ladydey
hindDt old s•
what yew meal -
ebbe had dome Brier
her, so I wade you
ler advice shad re-
ceived
�yaw reply
=with
1 Lydia E. PL.kas'e
beide slowed provable Gespoesid. anda
the
bi et
s•ent.
Mem 1 m mode, sad
was
'sPle
in oya�eHoak, never
to Mt~
Masse "'Wish
imy better for the
Wheat et ethers. -Mas. Jeanie W.
Muss. Mid ie 8eatiea, 1l,. D.
Bien MMA Sag. -pLLyd i a R. Pink-
Vegrallia (Amie Weed
•irma b woman who waver blas
idl�tttb>rs My MAIM Is Wear ,.as
tW ft_las Met i0 1117 M Tows .1
.tMaars Oda m,/ 1 thsak yaw he the
� �
• wl�set have
amp Mkallite=. Twee �Q�
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Itis easy eso.gh to .Hake &eeriless
for those we love ; but for our enMgp
we have to struegls and ove
self. Muck a victory is noble.
J. !MONEY sort
GODERICH
THE LEADING
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
et all hears, night er day.
SUMMER
SESSION
fa
Students may enter eny day.
Open entire year. Now er •
good time to enter. Largest
trainers in Caned*. Graduates
get best positions. Thousands
studying at home. Exclusive
right of the "Fauteuil Blies
Book -Keeping System" for Ont-
ario. "Actual Business from
Start to Finish.'.
Write for particular..
LONDON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
tatliated with /Aintoo
Business (`ollege)
DEO. SPOT TON
Protegees.
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What A bout That
Leaky Roof of Yours
Better have 11 replaced with a
new one. See W. R. Pinder.
Hamilton street, forthe right
p
kind at the right e. Hnl.•
agent for
Brantford Roofing
Always a full .t:• k ,'f i4M.flnuf
en hand, which enable, oil to
rive prompt attention to all
week In Ms lime.
115 a e mate a *portals 7 .f
Pt.usun ,G, HBATIW8
ILBCTRIC WiRING
W. R. Pinder
'Phase 1113
HAMILTON qtA
LLpT
WA.
GREAT REDUCTION
SALE OF
TWO-
PIECE
SUITS
During the prevailing
&bot weather something
to wear could be no
more comfortable than
one of our two-piece
Suits, with a Negligee
Shirt and soft collar of
the latest model. We
a r e offering special
inducements to those
who buy now.
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors
TrieneeeY, Ante .a liftI y
Toilet Articles 1
y
We aim always to keepon hand
th be P
e st, the most reliable preparations
for toilet use. We shall be glad to
have you call and ask for your favorite
preparations. We are here to please
our customers.
F. J. Btttlattd, Druggist
North Side Square, doderich
Side Square, (ioderich
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ftSUMMERfl
GOODS 0
Windows, Refrigerators, Iee Tongs. Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream
Hammock., foal Oil Stoves, Gasoline Stoves, Screen Doors and
see Free.ers, Fishing Tackle. etc.
it
JUNE WEDDINGS
We have just received a beautiful line of Florentine Brass
Goods. Each p`ece po.seaeea the aesthetic charm of Nature', Ger-
den, eacb decorative design artistically engraved by hand and
flnisbed in black ani dull braes.
We have also a fine line of Rodgers 1847 goods.
Big assortment of Carving Knives and For&s in cures.
BICYCLES
We are agents for the Canada Cycle It Motor Co.'s Bicycle, and
carry the Cleveland line in stock.
We have added a bicycle repair department to our workshop
and carry a full line of bicycle sundries.
is your LAWN MOWER out of repair or loft it need sharpen-
ing ? We can pat it in order for you.
FENCING
We have about two thousand rods of Fencing lett yet out of
about tour thousand. We ate going to deem thin Fencing out at
prices that no person can afford to mise. The lines consist of
The Pittsburgh Perfect Fence, 7 wirer, 47 inches
Web, No. 9 wire, for fffdie a rod. '
Cyclone Woven Wire Fence, No. 7 and No. 0 wire,
American Woven Wire Fence, No. 9 wire.
Page Woven Wire Fence, No. 9.
Coiled Wire at $140 per 1011 Ib..
Barbed Wire at 12.60 per 100 the.
Does Your House Need Painting?
If oo, don't forget that we head 1. the Sherwin-Williams Paint.
the beat paint on the market.
a)o you want to brighten up your furniture, floors and wood-
work P if so, don't forget that we handle JAP-A-LAC, a high-grade
varnish turf stair combined.
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FREE II
To the flet one hundred hottsewlietl wan call at our
stet. seat Motaday, May MM, we wit glee • sample oatsof Japa-las
CEMENT
A fresh carload of National Portland beset has lust &re ead.
The National is the best and strongest semen* made
Lt us figure on your Pinsk hg, Heating. itavestringideg.
lintel Roofing. err.
CHAS. C. LEE
House Phone No. I is Store 'Phone No. s
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