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THE
ORIGINAL
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GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
IMITATIONS
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS OF
WARD'S
LINIMENT
NIDICAL.
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R* GEO. HEILEMANN. OSTEO-
• PATH. *pertains In trotera's awl cbildrirs'
Iseesses. acute. chronic and nervousi
• am, nose and tbromt, partial deafness. lust
sod rheumatic constituent. Adenoids removed
Without the Mule. lUfbce at resedeam. career
Season and St. Andrew's et:Mc At Mum sere
11.goodays. Thursdays and Satudsys; any rears
apponstment
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DENTISTRY.
G. MAcIX/NELL. —HONOR
Ili Graduate Tur.,nto Univeroty. Graduals
Royal College ul
Socceseor to the late Alts)..1 !tole Office" COMB
ignore and nest (..,dch.
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS GUNDRY.
AUCTIONEER.
Sera 67. Codearkb. All instructions by mail If
left at Sataalltatce trill be prout.ptly_attended to
rosedence telephone 119.
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LEGAL.
M G. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRIS
Mi. TER. solacitoe. notary pubis . 0111••
. =tom Street. Goderich. laud deur BIM
ltuall 1.04. 1. loan al knout rat s.
LICITOR. NOTARY
PCA
LIC. ETC.
Othre- Sterling:bank, baca,.kissullesa Saud
Genera 3 en pt.urs as.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
FROLDFOOT. K ILLGRAN & COOKE
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ISARttibTERS. SOLICITORS, NOTARIZS
K. !UAL. ETC.
Oda, on the Square. rescnd ,doefrom Handl
OS Street. Goaroter
Portrait. tunds to amen al Mem retest
W. Pautrurroot.K 6.J L. hitivAtert
H.J..D.CU.AII.
I CHARLES GARROW. LL. 11., BAR.
% 1 et t‘tt Day. *waits*. etc.. Coderic.b.
hisser Urea at merest rates.
HAARIslER. SOL
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• SCTuk. notery. public and conveyancer.
Conn House. Goon is h. • us-
fltStfitAIICK. LOANS. £TC.
Nr.KILLOP MITUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO.- t arm and toolaled taws me*.
arty insured
Oamtee•-Jaa. Connolly, Pres.. Gaderieti P. 0:
iragn::Try,-P"sg.bi:rta :117;113.1.- (1; Th°61a.
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Directors- b bitt....aor, R. R. No. Sea-
.th; Jubn G. (awe. Nu. 4, Balton; 'AUam
fRem, le. R. No. c Seatorth. John Benner tee,
• \ Beodbagen; (;to McCartney. B. 12. No, i.Se.'
l Gelb. Hubert run, Harluck. Makolm
▪ Clinton. James Evens beethnuod. James
Commolly, Cadence) 11
Agent.. J. W. Yet& Godersch; Ales. Leach,
R. R. Nu I. Clinton. William C hesney. Sealant:
E Stalorth. Policy holders can pay
psynout• and get their cards receimed at Ft.'1
Allaeosir's Clothing StOte. Clinton. R. H. Cutty
C00011111 1 an street. Goderich. oe J. H.
Iltand'a Store, baybeed.
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KUSIC,
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION.
Encouraging Results Reported at Wu11g-
bern Meeting.
The Huron county W. C. T. U. conven-
tion was held July 24th and 7,5th in the
Methodist church. Wingham. Mrs.
Beavers. of Exeter, the county president,
occupied the chair.
The afternoon session was spent in re-
ceiving the reports of the superintendents
of the various departments. On the
whole. the reports were splendid. but two
or three superintendents regretted that the
influenza epidemic had broken their plans,
not only in the fall. but it had been im•
possible to make up for lost time.
Special mention was made by the
principal speaker, Mrs. Pugsley, Provin-
cial vice-president, of the reports of the
superinteodent of iiallor's work and the
superintendent of prison' reform. The
former stated that early in the spring the
Godench Union held a social evening at
wilier; the sailors were the guests. In
teresting talks were given by the ladies
and their guests; refreshments were
served. and as the Sailors bade farewell,
after expressing their appreciation of the
very pleasant evening. one from each
boat was given a comfort bag containing
bandages, thumbstalls and other articles
Inc emergenc es. and also a Testament. a
mothei's letter and all kinds of literature
The superintendent ot prison reform
stated that during the last four years the
number of inmates in the county jail had
decreased from 72 four years ago to 24 this
year, and during one whole month this
year there wasn't a siogle guest at
"Castle Griffin." This is. indeed, en-
couraging
Mr. Sinclair. of Toronto. gave a very
clear explanation of the lour clauses of
the referendum ballot and the use which
should be made of the ballot.
Mrs. Pugsley conducted a School
Methods and a question drawer, giving
some splendid suggestions.
In the even ng a public session was
held whe- in addition to a pleasing pro -
gra m of musical numbers and a reading.
addo saes were given by Mrs. Pugsley and
Mr. Sinclair. both of whom touched un
points of vital interest in the coming
refer endum.
On the following morning. after the
general business, had been transacted. a
memorial service was held. The county
Union has lost only one member through
death: Mrs. l'aul of Brussels. Fitting
tribute was paid by a member of the
Brussels Union.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows:
President—Mrs. Beavers, Exeter.
Vice-president— Mrs. McGuire, Brus-
selt.
C orrespordirg secretary—Mrs A. T.
Cooper. Clinton.
Recording secretary—Miss M. Aitken,
Godench.
L. T. L and Y. recretary—Mrs. Hato -
land, Exeter.
• Treasurer—Miss S. Bentley, Goderich.
The county W. C. T. U. has reason to
be proud of the fact th .t. during the
year. five new Unions have been organ-
aged
The twenty second annual conven-
tion was bought to a close and the
delegates launched on another year's
work.
FREDERl• T. EGENER,
Mus. ; c.
SINGING
PIANOFO TE
PPE GAN
Studio neat to P. J. MacEw n's Garage
Brophe3 Bros.
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Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
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Orders carefully attended to
at all hours. night or day.
GODERICH
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END STOMACH TROUBLE, •
• GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
°Passes DispepsIn” makes sick, atior,
gassy stomsctis surely feel floe
In five mlnutes.
If what you Jur! ate Is soaring ea
year stomaoh or lies like • limo of
lead, or you hel'h gas sad @metal*
seer, nadigeotod fond, or kayo a feeling
of dizzintate, hearthurs, mew*
bed taste in mouth and stomach head-
ache, you can get Nino( 15 the minutes
by rotralloing aridity. Put an end to
eneh stomach distreee sow by getting a
large fifty -rent ear of Pares Disperais
front any drug sters.• Too realise Is
See ailnntes how see.II.wa It I. to suffer
from larligtotatiou• slysporetserasy AM*
*eh disorder oaneod by food 1. montane's
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TRAVELLING MAN THE TOWN COUNCIL.
GAINS TWENTY POUNDS
?do iou Passed Favottng Appeal ta West
Shore Railway Case.
Crull Eats What He Watts and Sleeps .‘ special met' ing of the tor eouncil
• lf a mari calls an a woman ..1-e is pleased
—ei bes ben he co:nes or goes
, was held on Friday. July 2 h, the
Like a Log Since Taking Tanlac. membra being present.
Bylal No. 17, embodying the akreement
"My opinion of Tanlac is that it can't with 14e Goderich Mercantile 1Co., was
be beat," said F. II. Crull, a well-known read a third time and finally passed.
travelling salesman, living at 312 West I Four sewertheir
3Ist street, Indianapolis. Ind., while dis- I three readings. %wise provide for sewer•
cussing the medicine recently. Mr. Gull :an Hincks, Oxford. Wilson and Wolfe
has lived in Indianapolis for the past streets.
twenty years. He has represented the An inventory of the plant and equip.
Taggart Baking Company on the road for wilt at the old Wheel Rigs factory (now
twelve years and is one of the most being turned over to the Goderich Mer -
papular -Knights of the Grip" travelling cantile Co.) was aubmitted by Mr. A. S;
Indiana. Chrvstal and was referred to the -public
••1 can testify to both the immediate works and special committees jointly Inc
and lasting results that come from its examination.
use," continued Mr. Crull. '•A -little over Mr, T. G. Connon, treasurer of the
a year ago I got rid of a bad case of stom- Peace Day celebration committee, sub-
ach trouble from which 1 had been suffermuted the list of subscriptions to the
ing for two years. hy taking Tanlac, and funds for that day, amounting to NW&
do you know I haven't suffered a particle asking for the cheque of the council.for a
from indigestion to this good day. 1 had similar amount as promised. Referred to
been having a world of trouble with my , finance committee.
stomach and awful pain'. in my right side I The finance committee passed a number
and was finally operated on for .appen• of accounts, and in the matter of a request
dicius. After the operation 1 still suffered for a grant for the G. W. V. A. regatta
with indigestion.I hao no appetite and I recommended, that the Association be
what little I did eat would sour. causing , asked for further information.
gas. bloating and intense pain. It looked The special committee reported upon a
like I would never get my strength back complaint from Mr. J. Priddle to the
and I was as nervous as a cat. Many a effect that the chief ol police. alter being
night while out on the road I could not rotified, did not take the necessary action
close my eyes for sleep. This condition for the recovery ol Mr. Priddle's horse
kept up until I went down to 1:30 pounds which was stolen on Sunday. July tith..
in weight and was almost a complete The committee found that the chief had
uervous wreck. left town that day after obtaining the
'Abt ut this time 1 read a statement ' necessary permission. hut before going
about Tanlac that described my case so had made a thorough search of the town
well that I decided to try a bottle of the end had also communicated with the ad -
medicine. Well, the first bottle helped • mining towns and villages. which action
me so much that 1 got another and it finally resulted in the hor-e and rig being
sasn't but a few weeks until I was free located. The committee was of opinion
from all signs of stomach trouble and I tliat Mr. Puddle in making his.complaint
found that 1 had actually gained twenty I was not fully aware of what 'the police
pounds in weight, besides, going up from I had done in the matter.
130 to 150 pounds. I could go out and The committee reports were adopted.
do a hard day's work and sleep like a log The council, on motion of Councillor
at night. and it made no difference Humber, secondeJ by Councillor Parsons.
whether 1 was at a hotel, on a Pullman or again took into consideration the question
home 1 could sleep soundly just the same. of appealing the judgment in the Ontar o
The medicine gave me wonderful strength West Shore Railway case aga nst the
and energy and such a big appetite that I , Toronto*General Trusts Corporation. It
could hardly get enough to eat. Well. to I was decided to favor an appeal if all the
make it short. Tanlac fixed me up in fine ' other municipalities interested would ,
shape and I haven't had the least bit of ' rin. the motion being opposed • only by
trouble with my stomach since I finished Reeve Davis and Deputy Reeve Clark. -
my first bottle. more than a year ago. I The council then adjourned.
just got another bottle of Tanlac the
other day and my wife and I are both
Itaking it. We had the 'flu' this past Mount.
!winter and neither of us had gotten over
the effects of it. But Tanlac is going to
Iset us right. Inc 1 already see a great
I improvement, especially in our appetite.
1 am only too glad to recommend Tanlac. ,
Inc• it is one medicine that can be depended
i on for results."
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i',I IIIIII 16 sold in Goderich by E. we•
igle. in Seuforth by C. Alterliiirt, in
Wingliain by J. Walton Meliiiihon. in
Heitman by A. M. E. Hemphill, in 'Myth
by White City Drug Wore, in Wroxeter
by J. N. Alien. in Lontlesietro by John
0.. Lonuilsberry. In Exeter by W. 14,
Howey. In Drucebeld by Peter Merry,
In Dashwood by Tienian & Edighoffer,
in eredltou by J. W. Orme, in Clin-
ton by W. 14. 11. Holmes, In Slieppani-
ton hy .1.11. Siorteeni. In Gorrie ity H.
V. Armstrong, end ill Furdwl'h by -1#:
8a mama.
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"Oh. George." murmured the sweet
thin. reproachfilly, "what would papa
say if he knew that you ever touched
liquor '"
"He has discovered it already', dea: est,"
admitted her fiance sadly. -
"Mercy! What did he say
He said, 'Well, George, I don't mind
ill do!'"
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Good -Looking, Durable Stockings
You can get long -wearing durable stockings for your
boy without sacrificing appearance. We knit good
looks into Buster Brown Stockings as well as long life.
You'll find your boy likes their comfortable feel and
neat appearance.
We use extra -long yarn, spun. in our own factory. We knit the
stockings with a two-ply leg and tbree-ply heel and toe.
Only employees with long' experience knit Buster Brown Stock-
ings. Special trainling is necessary to knit Buster Brown quality
and durability into potiery.
Buster Brown Stockings are made specially for boys who are
extra " hard " on stockings.. You'll find they are longer wearing.
You'll find they save you a great deal of time
formerly spent in mending. You'll find it
costs less to clothe your boy.
Sold everywhere. Ask your dealer for
Buster Brown durable hosiery.
The Chipman-1101ton Knitting Co., Limited
Harniiton, Ont. --Mills also at Welland
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It is estimated that about 15,000 men 5-- % sl '
The Western Crops.
will be required to work as fartn laborers „1. \..-.:.-,
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to assist in harvesting the crops in Man;
itoba. Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Tte CPnadian Pacific ha ° arranged and iffausgmligHantallIMEMMS'hall7rIPIEWTSIEZA.143filIMMIP21:1NININIINREWNS
• advertising-iiSual e ial fare of SP to
t'innineg, and will run special train.
from foronto, Tuesday. August 12th, and ,
flunsday, August lath. .
BUSTER Baowr.cp
SISTER'S STOCKING
beater Illeown'a Slaree's Stork.
.511'f the cols i• a splendid
looking stock Ind • • esoder•t•
price. A two-ihre•d
rner. wired Hale stoking. that
1. •neped to at and wears •aey
leen n deed .
Color. Meek. Leather Sheds
Tan, Pink. Blue and Whit•..
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IN those day. of beetle reeonstrue
tion It might be well for some
peoples of the world to look on the
way that community animal life Is of dominative os all the other hill's in
governed. on ttis placid contentment. 'the pastures. Visitors mart el at his
16. aspiratioas and Its administration, bulk and his very apparent !Ise and
No true contentment exists excepting power. He Is a ton weight of life
there be a leader. Sheep follow the driven brawn and hone and flesh.
bell -wether. wolves follow the pack Yet he is a usurper, nevertheless
leader. hands of moose, or mouatain He ger:2d Into the place of a better
\ sheep. herds of goats are all led by in- through force of circumstancee and
`divIdual manters. Ante and bees arethe ability to we the opportune mo- irenialning nutted. None were will-
kiet without their kings and queens, mem. For many rears "Sir Donald- ing yet to dare his anger single -
while the industrioue beaver would was emperor of the buffalo.at Banff banded Sir Donald ranged in soli -
Dever be satisfied In his aquatic home He more than topped Mx feet im the • tude. his former wlves shunned nim,
unlem there was a head to the coiony. shoniders. his head was ea hard and Ibis children ignored him. the Young
The bull whale niiste his herd, the as heavy u a granite slab, hie agility 'bulls rumbled w ben he rame In sight,
Then ram• a frosty night that se
stiffened hie rheumatic Joints that hs
rauld not &rine whea the morning
sun poured its golden light down in
the broad valley. A wandering young
hull finding him thus helpless rowed
the flghtlog fail of, the herd as he
charged-. The iron -hard earth irem-•
bled al the otter groat brute, Uute.
dered to the wen,. and soon all that
was vitible asp a half dozen buffalo
bulls trampling and goring a heap on
the ground while the ar was filled
with the Decennia of virtory. Strang*
to say, -thongh the body was pulpsg
by the hoofs of the bulbi the macula -
rent heed waa unmarred, and mon
took It away, had It mounted, and
now It hangs In the 'Whims at
Ottawa, broken horn and *11.
The p.esent king saw his opportun-
ity. 110 challenged the hunklevit of
hitt partners In tho depopition murder
and thoroughly whipped him. He
worked Ono triumnhantly through
ranks of the otter., and anon his
nonstnance was admitted and the
ether brutes obeyed the swing of Ms
hoed as prwriptly as they had that of
Slr Don•Irre. He rules oxaetly es
-smart,
triton' slitz
(1) King of the buffalo.
(2) Buffalo herd at Banff.
(3) King and queen buffalo.
head.
This alt leads up to the king of the
buffalo herd in the great park s
Hanft beside the towering piIe of l'as
cade Mountain where the 1 1' 11
tracks skirt the her. Six to•.t high
at the shoulders he stands with a
mighty'depth of chest. a freer-tench-iu.
head and a patriarchlal heard of
brown silk that sweetie on a level with
his knees. He ts a stupendous eren
amp and has impressed his powers
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hull walrus administers the high jut., was that of a eat, his charge waa Pke
th#. the Middle and the low In his the rush of the avalanche dowb a
own little world In every band of steep mountain side. Ninth Paget he
wild or half wild horses that ranges kept the young bulls in secono place
the prairies they. le one who is head„ Inelnded In their oumber being the
keeper of order ,.ad striet govern- present leader. Is time It needed but
°lent. • slow swing of the heavy head te
Always excepting the ranee of that mak# the other bolls teamper. Like
busy boo. the Meek *keep, or the sex- a wise leader he pald little attention
les. mule the i•ader to a male, always to tho private quarrele of ynnng
when rebellion nr InsurreetIon breaks males, and naturally they fought
forth It Is from among the vigorous among themselves 10 prove simmotor.
youngsters of the name sex. When .ity. The present dietator whipped
the blood of youth runs hot In the them all. And it came to Imes that
mono of a walrus hull, or the monis: he looked &rein on flIr Donshl With a
non Durk. or the male young wolf or , red eye and that sturdy and astnte
whale or ram, he aspires to outlast* leader recognised the need of the
EA to lead
application of fleet prInetplea. Ile
To one wi o has made even
superficial study of the habits 01*Ai
broke a horn on the hard skull of the
°linger animal, hitt he trampled ell
mats there in eomtething akin to, ling! nf equelity or °peewit:on
himan In their methods and charmed frAm that vanquished beast.
terietiee. There to deer an enviousi The years rolled on. Air Donald
feu who envoi leadership. there I passed the tblrty year rnhlenst. It!*
• Ittaya a large !limber willing to teeth gtew poor, winter (nand him
H ush with flog and ..law and ripping thin. A touch of rheumatism slot%rd
horn to destroy on• who had lad but , him up. and hie eyesight dtInmed. It
who hap loot. And It IP al *my* notIcad wan the hoof of the young hulls. I#4
that the dictator of any herd nr hand . by the Putt defeated ronteetant the,
'teem a watchful eve on his reetioeslattseked the veteran efilaftaln on
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'nuns mellow and MAIO& over ready tiemass., and. 0111 rpertertful of his did his produrmoutr. 11. bag ninon.
mash insure...sloe and high aapirstiprowesa *Pro satisfied with kuenlelt and a groat dignity, and has aS pere.
Hon wick teeth Of boot or catalog MR outside Ike herd by salting sadiersed for some years. —L. V. IL
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A time to look forward to with pleasure and a time to look back to with
satisfaction. That is what you can make of housecleaning time if you
visit WALKER'S TWO BIG STORES, where you will find countless
ways of brightening up and freshening up your home at little expense.
Since Christmas time we have been selecting and preparing, for the
spring rush and we have two stores full to the doors with all manner of
merchandise for the spring trade.
Few Lines in Siore No. 1
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
I4UGS OILCLOTH LINOLEUMS
JAPANESE MATTINGS 11 FURNITURE COVERINGS SILVERWARE
CRETONNES STATUARY PICTURES
ELECTMC LAMPS CLUB BAGS TRUNKS
SILVER CABINETS MUSIC CABINETS TRAYS
LACE AND MADRAS CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
• \JARDINIERES. IN BRASS AND POTTERY
In Store No. 2
FANCY CHINA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NOVELTIES PHONOGRAPHS
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, CABINETS, Etc
We do Picture Framing neatly and promptly.
A visit to our store will be very intrresting--no obligation to buy.
It is a pleasure to show you through our two stores.
You can be the judge as to the best place to spend your money.
Wesley Walker
House Furnisher
Often the Cheapest Always the Best Phones: Store 89, Res. 197 Unilertaking
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