The Signal, 1908-6-4, Page 5NATURE
AND A WOMAN'S WORK'
VD A E. 'I.NIKH
Nature and a woman's work COM -
lilted have poo liturd the grandest
retpedy for woman's ills that_- the
world has ever known. •
la the gored old=fashioned days of
our grandn1.414Wf+1 they rehrd
the routes alum her rs o1to
__ cure disease and iii e sufMring,
The Indians on ohr ' \Vcsterti
1'134s to -11:1,y cart produce roots and
herr* for every a1lnlent.lttul ultra
diseaaw4 that -baffle the inoat•Skilled
physicians who have spent years in
the eta aloof drugs. -'
From the roots and herbs of the
tield 1 .fli.a:. 1'.. 11hkb:sin more than
thirty tr,IrM • go irav -t., the ,e0omen
of the world • ri•medy, for their Pe-
, ill., Olt potent and cm(a.
1,.1i.s tllaeitinye Imbinati,n ofdnits.
l.' did 1::..I ant's Vego.tab1
I'onitoound is flow fetsogiiixestise the'
stao Id rd _remedy ,r wom1Q11:+. ills. '
'1 rs..1..\f. Twee l 12 Napanee
TI reel. Toronto, (. writes to
Mrs. 1'inkham:
1 was a great rotifers. _from !gimlet
t Miss. -Toad- thu,+e dee ful bearing
dew pain.. and during y'monthl
ppeens s 1 suffered so 1 had t go to tied
I•duet: red fora tenet , r
R a b the doe-
tees-
.K-tatr'a. trratrlarnt failed t. help ,•, My
hnahand saw Lydia E.,pin tie 'e Vege-
table compound advertioas fan got a
bottle fora* 1 commenced u and
soon felt better. t kept on ki g it
until 1 war well and an entirell di rr-
ent woman. I also found 'that Ly rad.:.
ltinkham's Vegetable Compound .14e
ehitdbirth much easier for no. Iwo
recommend your Vegetable ('ompoue
t0 every wornao who is afflicted -with
female trouble," ,
What Lydia Ii:. irinkhatn'M Vegeta
bl'e1'omlw,nud did for Mrs.Twe•dale,
it will,do for uthez: suticriulr women.
Farmers of North Huron
kFellow-farmer Asks Your Support for the
Farmer Candidate:
The Signal it in receipt of -the foe
lowing letter (roof Thernas• Woodcock,
of Cep Runge. Quebec, a furiiier resi-
dent of hart \Vawanosh who still
walltalifr' a livel)' interest in the
affair's of the old county. As a hum.
er Mr. 31 seminal,. appeals strongly
to his felluw•farmeus, and his arse -
merit in IIvh1 11 of the better repreaen.
Cation td the agricultural intereotp ill
Parliament -is one which ie well worth
consideration. 3lr, Woodcock writer:
To the Editor uf'llie Signal.
Plitt -1 was Iuu ltdieappoiatetl at the"
tumult of lbw Liberal convention for
Centre Huron, as 1 feel that in the
present stats of farming in -Ontario it
1440s( 11itfu,rtpttt that such a coin-
mood y its Huron should send only
fat 11144' candidates W Parliament, and
atrfeat ot- melt i4 Capital wan as
IleMdl,w-wae-+-great tnhstetke, 1
are
aware that the ate ulueut Wan used -
toe
that Mat•Ks%: needed ettsmg sol'. isms lu etlCOIti it ern n spent are ohtur i1.4) six
seslsl Liar lu '!'tirofW 31141that .N R sgriculturr W six
Pnaidfo 41 would tan valuable a4 reach tg Veii s in w it n,a sendterb and has
but Louis stili•utJ.he Klcwi sway 4ver one 'hundred ( thou -
hut ttfa tetat;ye or urle of
bent.of•1 i le still in Ilullete. i uae51ab. r•, and yet has made nu move
bula•.14.. 41x%1111:11 will 11444 •1 111(11 to smut those model lanae that, its
pal ern/�,
t c hauler t.allusl ealiewt when
ul •,(q,..,.(101. • .
Mr. Al use, owe avenues rests, in.iibiloy
for the hruleu *sour .,f Ude "1s/Id
and h.,uhd;' leader th t lis would take
the Iiyuor gueatiau ut of politico.
Did he do so•when he trade '11. Mat-
thew Lockhart res.1I,4. coulwiseiunee
and Mx. Atemilh inspector?
Those temperance men who refum•d
to support Mr. Russ, as he would not
go tau enough In Lemperanfe Trginfa-
than, must he well satisfied now that
Mr. l:u..derhnw, a'I'oronto di.tiller,•is
to Ire one of the uiewbers of the Con-
eervarti5te nide: •
Mr. Musgpore, was :continually'
glorying in t.helsaandals and tvieked•
nese of the Rode Government.N th-
ing was h:ad enough --nothing honest,'
Did anyone hear of any great discov-
pries tieing made toy the Conservatives
when they took p.wsession of the
books acid papers ip the various offices
after the last election % Is it to Ile
supposed they did not hook for sans -
dale among those books? --hut not a
dollar was found ; all was clean and
su•aight. After thirty-three `years,
was there ever so good a ret•oole
I sincerely (lope that this short
note. Mr. Editor, tray encourage -our
friends to use every legitimist* 'newts
to elect Mr. Currie, in order that he
may add one more vote to the all too
ua n
few who ,e in wait inn elone Iftor
the farming interest* of the Province;
The labor men join. together fife this
purpose. The temperance people do
the same. Surely the fanming`inter-
ests are sufficiently important to have
rept esentativs of their own.
Itott be sati.fk•d. Mr. Elector, to go
And vote yourself, but make it your
lnariness to tale at least one of what
hoed Goshen called the *abalsn,ing
charge hint with the responsibility of
the cutupulwn•yy salary elapse in the
Government educat 1 bill --a clause
by which the salai t that the farmers
hal to pay the teacher's was fixed by
statute, while the villages and towns
could pay its they pleased. , The Con-
servative Government hots no use fur
farmers Or they would out dare to
parr such insulting legislation. Mr.
Muagruve da certainly rerpuuribla for
this.
The education policy of the late
(overnrnetmLwas the pride and boast
of Canadians of whatever politica.
11'heu they were away from house
Conservatives were_ falling ever one
wlii,�hei in prise/ o i'!. Many Stater
of the Union copied it. British educa-
tional authorities rent officials over to
study it. Mr. Musgrove's lawbastic
s t
leader Boardhat hr. has turned it 'tips
!aide down. lie surely needs trr•give it
our !flute t*jff e_L1(c West Man 111
till its present bead.
nTli iret'nttlllft has pouring
, as with his great ability he
1s Inn,o In c 1.. the trust, though
1 know �that ',hope deferred utaketh
111e hear grow weary."
a'uu toned pluse.l to hear i4,tt in
spite oft a 1110411, cowardly, unllr•ibish
trick of el owing the ridings of Huron
theme is ill a sighting • hance in
North Hui n and that the electors in
that riding ave :u1 14leol farmer can-
didate to v le .flay The farmers in
Haat riding not be aide to Mitt-
en,. ddllcult) tit .laooring, for in AIr.
l i411ie they I rc a wan after their
ow hearts, a gaged in 14' 'lair (oust.
urs.;, lu,aught up 111 the same coin.'',
the 51 of tuts- ern the piorieerruf %Va-
wanod(1 whrlwas himself ltet•vr-and
mcmis.r ut.11ae county, couw•il. 51r•
John" 1'. 1,urri, w,ao blougtlt up in an
.unis.ph'I '.t municipal politics and
hie e
std ;e
cat t sousing *treed hiJx well, as
hr base haus" 1 ser. eft in *vert. office
it1 the gi1I,.of the is•..y,le faithfully and
well. Irons sch.),.I•trustee to" Warden
of the (sono y. clean pawn and a
to -flips ranee Milt toeate, At r. Currie
appeals to the tampers to rotation hint
. she As.flIl 1'.. not to seek splenial
alvantai(ees--the tanners want no
special advantages, they seek nu Jules
but to ere thst a hely get no module
advantage*, ter t ive doles. at the
flumen' expense. he .rumness of
farm;ug is such that verylittlelegis-
lation can directly as,4kd, it, hitt the
teittraii.1f th, Tar •nen,l,eril ..lathe
tsii'►iibh is to tires that oohs a •
It's two to one
that you'll bre plc
eons, hertz Mt Ind
yy In
Tarsus/ ,you'H fftl If
d
7
[wren foo ppleaitio�' �o per.
gf-AL1'f'Y tbd-1 tt�n -
is pleased that Vo`u'ft refuse to
part with either. and carry off
Your tfurchw.e of candy all smile..
'tike oilr friend berr. - \Ve ve been
building up a reputation for
(Candies 'with thee* winning twins
for yens. Thal n why the nam..
of Illyrnpia'ie so popular. Let us.
serve your wants ltxbnv. r
Specials for this week.
when you
feetiontr .
urse ,e-
ition"s, `
n d nut.
receive unduly or unworthily at the
evFsnse of the fennels.
Mr. Currie's opponent, Mr. . too -
grove, is a school Leacher who
spent his whole life at that occupa-
tion. Nay. 1 ' alit wrung a acho'ot
teacher in the daytime, is politician in
the ter ' g.. 'Idris 111411 seems W'
111 1•is
think h
,des' .
b1 telt , 114•
Kr ren
M. P. The ekrtors of Fast Nurser
have altrady rejected stint, end to his
.ly and Cunning hand can moi traced
the (sews t riding, of North Huron,
specially carved for his benefit. Mr.
A (1sgrove t est have a cunsidrrabfe
influence with the present Govern-.
went for them to go to anal- lengths.
His claim as bring the defeated can-
didate dies not hold, are Alr. I3owan.
of Norris, stood in his paiu
rty's interest A vote ••f,R urrie 1110311s 'dont
when others dared not to is• defeated away with the tltree-tifthn vote ;r�
-buthr
1 n Mr. Il.,wm:ul is -a fanner NeufW tion:
and the Conservative tiovern'nrnt hoe As vote for Curru•lirans solid, sen•
cap } no use for fanners. Ar., Museyrovy'Lsifale dgetant of school law.
1 -florae(/ must come trrnn'lli...great . and. x'ttov all, 5vote ft Currie means
knawlydgeoCe4boclttion i►►xttrre, and fwirplx fu��s., ..
frilly,
its the influence' Pan• not tie of - any _ enri,�tnlTy,,. --_
mita mann --'grn�'th,--tut. Mum have-"��f'(io ,a,V.arinkos ,
telt for some ttute. it is .fair to CapRoue. . M 25th.
R ttlletaet
P'
I bora" w' . •.
,v with-thxl 1. the naso
whet \ch antes his vote Hind has no -
partjk •, Remember he is the man who
mskeennd-tweatk', governments.
A vote for l'nrrie means freedom
1 radon%' l.ol,lsset.
Avote fur (:urrie nmans hottest
Of the great tui
s
Women's Rain Coats cin the. Outmove
Several dozen ladies: stylish ct'av'euette cloth coats in s,•rcn•
eighth and fullsisugtb, ,aetui-flttingand tightfitting au.l'box back.
Very stylish, new and h, good, tinglat (strew ?.R/1 $7.00
trot IjZU1 to >f1:C.s1 each, drayi•i •1, eych; 3 S to•
Curtain Showings
- Some late arrivals in higleclasai curtmtjns in ivory and whit~.
We are *hewing tom- v xJ►. lt•;>Iels.�SdtWy tuit4l4wlssi l'w•tuw,i
our .own iw(ortaliou, very_,
erfeets and good et, per pair. , ;
+ u S4, $6,$7 an.l $9.50
Shirt Waists
Exquisite white lawn. amt. linen waists. mune very hawdaouso
clfcetr and styles opened this week, at 'Very $1.50
1 • j 0 $3.5�
moderate pikes, sizes tat to lit, at
VV to
Linoleums
2,:►tx) yards linoleum for floor coveting. -We mention..thew
again. as- our /Mowing is so large as to he al t bewildei ing t„
purchases, rel many pattcrnr a0d 14tyles and color ' It,, i:,
which email gond, widths:,', :1 and ?5
1 yards wide, at per you,/ equate.. J
c, 45c, 50c 60c
Japan Mattings
Heavy eat ton warp -wettings -in -reds, gree? w. b.Fuwns, natnrit;.-
in tile and Carpet patterns and )erfr,tly rr•vrratble, itl,trgl• choice,
ut diel' yard 5c -20c, 25c
nn ♦ vva. :4 rttiv
t
'neper I ter ar ittttltlt•e Gond (haus, _ -
We man, a:id ley all Carpets Ltnoleuals promptly- and guugraute
satisfaction
W. AOHES: A SO
r+tn:-`Mft-5 in., A, Mclennan ti -ft.
Sin„ E,,:ene tae to. Gordon Wight
roan and It, Loug 11,• -tor 11,1,4.•
` •Ode -fourth mils junior 4.-r. Mc•
Naught, R. Pridhan., M. Anderson,
•''�rl yards (senior, --A. Mclennan,
2II sec., 11. Swann.
Obstaele race -Orville Mind!). -V.
Curran, 11. Swann.
liriving • spikes ogle I.-- Misr' `I.:
,-Qlar1J;.Miss It Stirling..
Three-legged- rater -(i, Yighttnan
an 1
a1. .l Lenxr
4 u A. t, !'loco told Me\rvI,s. f G,
mwnageme
wealth of
Mile racer -\R. Walter, A. AlcEen•
nen.
Half•nwl4 rg, milder. 15 paarrl-
Ernest . '11
1 u ut ii. AlcXevl .- .l.
SUtrdy.
*Puffin(' ten -pout' hot quoins. -F.
McNaa{Ight, 29 ft. , 11. Wail .t,
Til ft,11 i }}
n. M. An,Ira.• 11i. i•
Srl sardr (girls \lion 'i.. Mcl:rrxt
Miro Alix Saurielers, Mi G. Wart
nock.
C.fludation race --Graham �jtobiu-
son, D. Finlayson. C. •Fingland.
Legal rights -and moral eights
frequently not the sande.,
" MARKET REPORTS.
Liverpool Wheat Futures Close Low•
es-- Chicago Higher -t ive Stack
. -Latest Quotations.
Itifnadyy r•:.•Peeing. Jun•! 1.
Liverpool wheat fut,l ria, closed to -day
VA lower than Saturday. ;and' corn ru-
Iu0-s •dA hlgherf
At Chicago July wheat .loved %c higher 44 iaS�; s
than Friday. July •'.1'n ".r, higher and t.'"' 6`' `toric Ibiferss
July oats unchanged
sand ,'r.rin'.1 ,. f. fo
Winnipeg Opt hoose - Vrau--ftew-tot..
Following ore the rinstn 'luotatiOns oar T' higher, C. 10 06 7
� Moen(
, and r.snha--rt
Winnipeg grain (Mutes,
s
The Howell Hardware Co.
OW' tronas, ore W11.lt you tt.IJit, itl prices atilt Wiii
hear inspesliOfl 44'ln ill Our rr rUi.lr,hhi:dti `1"c
..Irry .t splendid range"`of SCREEN DOORS 'and
other seasonable requiremeii
Screen Doors, 95c, $1.35,$1.51),
$1.75, $2.00, $2 25, S2.50,
complete wit h, hinges, Marl,.+,1511,utr11
Window Screens,
18c, ' 2ac,- 25t:.
SOC, 3;c, 4oc.
i)oc eat it.
efr;ger:-.:f r-�. _
`0 00, • $11.00,
15.00 si :425.00
CAITL7: MAi4Ktlai \,•
C -lea Steady -Hog's and Cattle Are
Higher In American Markets.
•IaltelsON, Juni 1. l.,ud',, at 1.,. for,
-Cattle are steady at 1.c t.. Ile { r- t..dnd.
deemed weight;-fd.1„•. - «M r :ht.( le.
quoted atMc10_nC-pl'r_pen nd _ _ ---.-
Terewte Junction Live Stock. •
TORONTO JUNCTION, June- 1.--
Reeeipta o! live *Seek as Use 11
Stock Yards, were 73 carloads,. com-
posed Of 1e8t1 cattle. 41 sheep and 115
salves..
Exporters.
Pokes 'Jar export steers rangn,l iron:
$1.2 to Ste; eapurt bulls at $410 to LS
per �.
(7tok+ plrJad.lof �at t6.T.i to 0, per
tet: loads of pw.d, a1 $:..110 to I15:a0. me-
'dkw,, $A15 to MJ0: common. at s-4:+ to
10.70.' ones, slut a.. >k. .tar _n/
Milkers and Springers.
A !united numtnr of milkers. and eprtng-
ers ,red at fel to •D each.
Veal Calves. `)
TrA.le in :ver) �,glw•n w:a:• Int*lned yr
a little atmnger aryl priors ranged
fL50,,to 05-80 per ere for the bulk
Shaw and Latrobe. '
F.�.v. aelrl at 1;, to L. i-' •wt rem.,
at 41.50 to we per ewt vearli.. 14. 11 is.
)o r per t'w�: •prong limns. at 8:; to
asci
Hogs.
a, Limited, report prier. enchang
ed at'I for aelecta, fed :aril watered and
41 nese•• `a!• ems.
Eaa�.Buffalo Cattle Market.
CI !r_ and Cent
Oil (: ?a•'e",
::aVS`(?t 1} 60,'
?oar` 100 �C s 10.00
LErttf ttoge-, 4c, I -c
and tl4., ft.
t awnMowers,s3.73
�-t,.oer i`:S.Zo
:tQoot $f) 50, t`i.o0
We ha fresh!
d'art d ..
la Cement
For Roofing ou certainly should use Paroid.
Coiled Wire, st Cleveland, at $2.Q per cwt.
Howell Hardware Co.,
ItAr4T B1tI "At.O, Jnn.• l.--Cattier-foe
eelpta. =all *RaJ, •1405,.. 10r 1.. 1R high=
er; grime steres, X475 to 0..Ib ahlapinn.
L.S to 111C''
C - hutciwrn , is too
to 1.4
. en. $4.3 to $11: cow& sa so tq. 45.40: bulb,
•
Ars and 1ra;M re• 14. to
Tr to *4. fresh caws.
'blew , 11.• to 125
V.ad, active - t.nd
t14o0 besot:
: ..hM•l..
aS to
*4 ( it 1:
mole/ �'.nd
1, le:Jsr;
r, e4 .... mtxrd, f:•. o In TS 71.: y.trk.•ra. • 7v to ss.>b�
o to •.: Mia, f4 1., la n1; r.w,cru. Nen t.• 84.:4;
l4rs, basica( -Mall"3:3s to is:-dairbw. 111" int.
Auckwheat, bushel 0 7')
Prae, bushel 0 M
d r ern
and I.esa 1
',r• - Y
ill -1t-Joss L'1 Wit. July. Jia fou
- K �' mba, a. tore; rrrra and
Orr. 'Or hitt wer, damns., f+ to 041:1:
/sada-•.lune i:,c tri f. :[n;y shot- Md. ` •1,, 4511: wrlbera, 4.476 tr. 7:.: t
Toronto Grein Market. _- shrrp, witted. ti s, N.'.o
Wheat. eq+rinx, bush 5n SO 10 10.02 ', Ilogsitawlpts, 12.* Lead
Wheal, full, hush 0'Jr 0.00 lair In 55' higher; homy,. I.
iv beet. genes, bush
minis. Wheat. red hush
o whereby all can
benefit aril mi4.oitly the reunions of
the Ministers.
All the nut taffies at loc. per lb.
sr�
Chocolateand Creams mixed-1Sr.
Ito., o
l y . for per Yrs:
lee Ctbim- del /lie 4 at any (illi..
*Lina gallon foe oedgw.4,f one gal
Ion or ever. -
LUNCHES SERVED at ail HOURS.
' Girl Wanted
for ice cream parlor.
\= 1mpia : Cafe
\CAMPBELL & ATHAS, Proprietors
i
SHOE POLISH
1 1,11 inn, ern.., mord. are .n par
tienlar ah.n,t. the `Mor /lnll•h the,
•r that teay ask me each night to he
erre and nae •• i in 1."
it•a easier for me. ono and yot
/Londa .re the, Mil.' 1 ret In the
morning
At all
Deadest
I0c. and
25,. tine
Didn't Agree with Me
Mr. Arthur Tennison, 89 London
Atreet, Toronto, writes enthusiastically
of the merits • of rsyeklne for all
stomaeh trouhie..
" For maven years f have bad iadige•
Got) and dy.p.peia. 1• tried senrss of
eeme.liee. My room resembled a drag
more with ■nalrntns *Isiah I had bought.
F,ventnally 1 used Paychiae, and every
dose brenght permanent relief.'•
A11 throat, lung and stemaeh trouble*
quiekly cored by Pityebine. it is t •
prescription of a groat af1
t s ialist. ' Al
11 dreiniate, See 11.4n, es- Dr. Z
r+ ilatl355, Lisateds 70:t111o.
• New York Live Stock.
���1ey ,rt10
ts, bY+'bH n 5'a ••e1M•! :"t:'r. ltrrr'a. r.teads. 1.. )a• av • .
w--- Dairy-
`_`_ Market. street, lu to 0; burr., titre a ;5:
ores. Via to p.m; dressiest beeves, •sl. w.
, n _
d 1.. 11 r ll -
'h•• per
a, 124 v.1114, f/k, to 7,
nutter, separator. dairy - 0 24 0 IS
Hotter, store Iota 031 0 55 higher buttnynrlks, 2f • higher; veob,
Hatter. ereamery, lb. rolls0 is .0 M. to t; �, a lea 1: 7*'. to 17_ rutile, St b,
new -tale dance
�� labb
14.f.4 tutt.v mOk. Y'fo l:A_ us-,• net
Surat• twin lb ._... QL3k ralvr. ( 101,.,. •'sots' .lr.r45-5 vial., rr
i they. extracted. lbs 011 •
- _aheee and ��-Lass*:-.-Ae..Ipl., 1:;.1�:
Liverpool Grain and Produce. 1 ---
sharp and yearlings. slow :ail lair' to 1:.s-
'RRPO'L, June 1 --tylia at, spot I lower:-lamhs, In fair deentn•I :Alba shads
Scan, Na : rad western winter, 7s rid: pio.. t,ibt .1 , lam"la'. to 1,. 12:-yearhnita.
t Cal orrua. 7s 541: futures.: '04,11.; July,,
"a Ala IJ.pL, 7s :t..r: Dec -.7s land. tense. 1• Hen,•--lterwJ{.t� '0.547: t0.1' IJgis r: V.T.
spot, ; New American:. kiln dried. Li t 'tate Metp, 1.1' to 0510,
tlayd d, Amerlo,n m5xest, es', fmturra. _ ; (`atjcJ.ffp Live stack., •.
cominat llama, short tent. firm, 474: $a- l t'HH'AtN 1. .0irte 'l_-l"atu�.y--.{{Gyred t.;
porn. ah *.D 'tearly, 414. Tallow, prime , esl1r5j4.'d at about I!.tr0. mnrhM„10,. 1
sty'•. 7'. :*tons TurpentL4n apirfls,. 5fa 7i
b l'Jc oil, :ts al. ; (p' Id5*. *l ateeraa, f5 to f 11 .uO,.!, >d.
to f4..r0. 1,at[es•e, ti511 to 06.5: t.uea, f/ Yn
New Vwk Dairy. Market- ' 5;..76, eats+... r.: -.se In sitar. atnr kir. and
NXW 4.1)0* June 1.= -halter, arm:•re- fead,T*, 41.11, to 56.10.
cl4Pts. 7:2: • rc.,mery, tipped a '37'4r': On.. 1--l+a+oarpra, waam.atM et w1/.wrt 7:._..
M
m,
Itis hf hr r
, rteX• F rhr,te•r h r.
�i s .ea
t it< e a i a 1 to
extra!, 9e Ani 1+ 1 t t cal die shtppfn0. Mir to 0,.70 'Autrofrrye,
225?<•.•!talc dal�7•. e.>n4mon lo flne.t, ).ti•' - 550, rn
10 "'lir::` proms.- tiovenon tw npaelae;-1010/ '4'7'1'..JatMo•na...* ff 4n t.. 1:..G' shod.••
to %c. western factory, firsts lets: '„1'ht, M to tb-7n; part ti*�. 54.1* t 55 :n
Ch.... 'steady: rvrrlpta, tor,; 1)101 "IRs, 85..' In A, bO)6 of auk'., 0 70 1"
Iro
reyont, nkl, apre•laula. L7(. dn., taste, 1011 K.M.
cram. old. noted emelt,
cO fan y, 14Yrc: do.. Ota, eat( trodr ntaS at •nano[ 1.
Md, lance and arrratia eolared tans)', 141 e: 1;i.3 to 0farritlnarungs. j d.0 to C ,amh.•,
fair o pro'b'e. 11ykr• h, ea•. dn-, rnm-
m, as- In vy.': dn., ?lull nasal, nominal. .
r. 10 '1411Vi. akln,a l•• to l4e ` - A,t14Nkv-
dge. r,rm.r.- },•...l Mill; stride. '
effetniva4ha anti near fanry sale ed -a1J'reepnrt. i.d.' June - One p11111 la
whir , 1 itx t., e•, to choker 17%.,.....,• typ,L, another dying .4141-es,/hied. is
Ilserl. - r es- a.---- the ttersest 0 -r,'*tttt oft Apd1t 1rv-
nrlattylto14xtn "i, to lfc;I� I, twe,rt rival c tips ..1 li•Ji:ln iniw
-'.he r fir' l►n. roan wax coli, ----1 aloe,• 1•f)►a'rT
i ,
• G. C. I. SPORTS
-
Alex. McLennan and Ferre McNaagln
Are the Champions. •
the. wet weather on 'Saturday pre.
vrot d the' holding of the +411011 1
games in connreth1ln with the G.
whieh tool been si,, ,ms.wd Nor tient
(ley. but it wutdd have leen hand to
spec 'a better day than Monday for
shell A"7i-a1f411 and-•7he ((4(1105 w4FA
putted. off successful) in the morn-
It11f and afternoon..'Te events were
keg Iy contested acid the {arinms
rat.. and other tests were put LHmugh
very expeditiously, thanks, to s cotn-
'si.lerable extent, to - the setivity of
pi r»inn Strang, who told the onele-
libone act to iwdeciion, ahnounciste
t site- 44 4.01ce 114444
. +:ling�t nut"LTi scruff»_ns 144051 as -tIo'y
were known -and keeping things •
fug in general. 'There were thirty
e444ht,coutests on th.pryograin and it
WWI concludes- by 5_o clock.
-Alex. .Ahlwennnn wort the senior
,•immpionshirOand Fragrls Me\nught
the junior chaulpionship. The c u-i*ts
mat ked with en asterisk in the list
below are. throe 'whirls omitted, for
the ehaanplunship., thleee points toeing
allowed for a flint. two for a second
Athlone for third.. it was a matter of
general regret that Frank Foster wad
not able to take part in the games
owing 11 Incl/e.
While,' of course, the greater num-
ber of the contests were for the boys,
the girls were not forgotten in mak-
ing up the program. A book race
was a new event on the program, the
rules of the race h.'ing that the con-
teetant heal to carry a hook on her
head without holding it with her
hand.- It It, fell ahaba4awpie-k-it
meld replace it before proceeding.
Then there were .pike -driving con -
testa, egg races and so forth. The
[tole vaults are alwayospretty events.
Eugene than. won the lintior vault in
the Morning. going over the pole ver
gracefully\ t 7 feet I inch• In of
content wi this record sickled
the senior vat t in the , moon and
,ride) an even foo o him niornlnR s
record. Ile an omen Wightrnan,
along with. U. Long, were ties for third
/once. Victor .:Curran and Alex.
McLennan, the winners of fir>t and
spcon:l in the senior vault, cleared
the pole with grace and ease et M ft.
5 in. and M ft. :t in., reepectiyely.
The distribution of prime took glare
yesterday afternoon in the ns.entirly
r oar of the Collegiate. Institute after
1 o'clock. Owing to te rule that no
person should hold mitre than two
prizes fr the championship list,
there wet p some Irises 'matelot tothose
with third place, and in mood. *1 the
events i41 the Ifat.le•I.,w we give the
first three 'Cesatestaaet •
*Running, brad jump (se?i101 (-Er-
vine 0jtrnrn, 17 fl. 7 tn: ; Alex. Me.
j n. Rift. 11 in.: Orton LlPrnin,
t. in. f
*Running broad hemp irininnl. Met
v ill,' Anderson. It' ft. 11 1,, ; Fergma
Mcna*ght. td H. (b in. ; tiny Walter,
ll ft.1u la.
•e
v t•
��}�.. • �',♦ �,/,'rat,•.
Running hcp, step, j p under fif-
teen yea*; -Ernest 1oung, :11 ft. s
in. : 1'hos. Elliott, a' ft. 1 in. ; H.
Walters, 31 ft. 10 in.
•Itunnmg loop, step,
Alex. Mclennan, :iii ft.
D,nnin,:4 ft. 4 in. ; 0. •
•
sup (aoniur•-
)4 in. 1 Orville
an. 33, ft. 1 -
•Running hop, step; jun; junior)
It ',Vatter, :113 ft. :r in.: M. -A deredn,
35 ft. ri u,, : 1'. McNaught. li in,
•M tandlnKbroad' jump -
1mb7 -A.
McLeaos.o. t+ eft. 11 in Ii17p_
M ft. M in. ; 0. Dean, 8 ft. din. \
' Standing broad jump i junior I -Roy
\Vniter, 11 u. t in. ; F. .McNaught, el
ft. 5 in. ; M. Andersons. M ft. 2-fh.
•Running high hunts tneniorl - A.
M,•la•nuan.:a tt. 1 in. ; V. C rrab,:4
ft. I i m. ; leanest Colborne, T ft. 111
s-.
*stunning high jump ajmnior' Reg.
I'1 idhani, t ft. 7 in.: i''. McNaught,
1 ft. t) in.: AI. lnder,,s,n. 4 ft. 5 in. -
Iiulaw►ug 444,h intim 4w,der fifteen
yt•a1.4-lien 1•.IIIoi*. 4 ft. I; 111. ; Gor-
don alcNet iu. I ft. I to. ; s1'. Do) 1.,
3 Tt. fU
•Vattlti• 01111 pole • junior • -Eugene
Dean, 7,1t. 1 in. ; F. .41c.\;wght, '1 It. ;
14. Wetter. M tt. 14 in.
AFTICItNt14)N. •
1111 yards d.u.h (under 15 ''ran).-
Ernest Voting, titndun AlcNeviu,'loin
Klliott,
Hook race Igirls). -Mists 1.. l'ent-
laud, Miss 1. McCreath, Ail„11 S,
timing'. • - -
•l'utting sixteen -pound shot. --G.
Wightrnsn, 2(4 ft. Ill In., A. Mci:eflnan,
ft.:, in., Urville Durnin, :at ft. 1 in.
Putting eight -pound., sent twbrlsI.--
Mien M. Foster, 16 ft. 4 hl Alien 11.
Mte•ling�Uifl, 1 in., M-psx'A.,Itarkey
1 -5 -rt -:1; in,
Mack race. -Archie Tom, Res. Platt,
Tom I.:HMO.- `
'ILMI 1 a dash 1•eniorl.-Alex. Mc•
0. lean, tt. ‘falters and H.
51(11* tie. for ,third.
On.' frnmt1* mile lex•.lud.nts).-
Morry 1111114,, PI Plaint Mtlang.
"Z.31 yards tj'uunirnh-•-4''ergus Mc-.
Naught, :art sec,, It. Welter, M. Ander-
.nn. -
N'ht•e1Mt•mw . r,40 ---Archie Tom
and Tom Milson). Eugene Dean and d.
Swart..
JJlmh,cle rare sg(sled Alis. Josie
Maunder., folios W. ('uuningharh, Mos
M. Mf'eiran.
14tigue race. Rod McLennan -'Cd
(Jordon %VightaMn, A. McLennan and
0. Dean.
Ire
Egg rare •tt�rl.t: --Mfits Lotti.,14e-
Crenth, Mis. Jddaale Saunders, Mia W.
Cunningham.
• 11u. voted. dash ajuniori, Feign.
hieN:rng-t, 11 sec., It. Walter. it.
Prid h,un,
•Heteefrmrth mile ,`denim I. H.
Swann, 1 min. 5 s c., A. M47t enoan.
,hoofing hun,u.l jump Irs•.uadent.l.
--A. Anderton, 17 ft.:1 in!, H. Hillier,
15 ft. 0ie.,1'.SisnR tlft. '2in.
Relay race. --0.' lhunin, 0. (Man,
&Syranp and II, \Nadas; B. Long, R.
I'ritfllgpt, N., AnJaaun and It. Me.
L'V uit wiWAds (sslIoa►-V. Cru•
Limited
Suar�enrc to F P Pauhu
lar.musausmortammossmsmasisessassammat,
r
11,1.1 al corns( of 1,::r.1111ct.:tt bay for
hour. from a hit ,n wtuci, 1.s- Lail
barricaded himself slue at.•nine to kill
the tirst roan. that liinprnaeb.sl *1*,
stroir11n4.1.
Sheriff Foster.crept up to the,dos.,
n( the is t
f t. lin tt r
(idling th t h
F
�Y
ems • 1inert/1. .the ...:Nepro!( 'noeetvietf
til q.•1t1ng the mon t,, unfit '.11 ''i.
dour. 'rli.en Ire Overpowered .him.
Fire. In Theatre; Panic Averted.
Clerelnnd. '4- lune J. Fire hrok,
s4snti1* K-'�eit(1a. r,t'e1rn yr lerday of _
.rit.s•
ai li,ranif :1 MS itme is•rfornr
as ( panic endued, host . nvery..ns
*- .t itllhnlii-nib"try. frnmwliatcl.
.upon hBeet ve re 7.f the filmes Man
toter I e•.
x 1 1 t theatre e
r 1 tlfprU fled t•
t5,, ,.?4,.seer•rrr( nor-andilent'r
that there M. 1 •: danger. ,
„The Cht f End of Woman.
I[ t ma. ,' netball s
n •j r NI F t ob i n 111.tIe
.1111 Ilj.it'441, •1w.ifl - up in -most Of
bete -t1 dire, 1,,,t she' as nn inveterate
dislike of .'ot.rlaphy. td it seauw stn.
p.anl1140---1., r.a,•Ti rh. l�t�i to Iiia.
The other her tench , unlit im-
patient• volt to. hied/'. us-, '114 • a note
requeroinc 'ns- _to :mm.1111 ail
studied b,i 1. s.irn. Tl..- i •vo
Heading off a Risk
NMI 112=i
Gas is Whitt totp1ff out.
of the front door of any
formica unprovided for
gas
pe.
"Sunshine" Fm stare boa
Automatic Gas I'tamper
directly connected with
smoke-pope.(las peernsare
iwaje damper sufficiently
forst to escape up chimney
(see illustration), bbLheat
top •doesse't escape.
What does " : (lisle"
ZIN Dam mean_ Po
"Sb anet •rna'.e7
Mlans-tjroticti•n to the ti
• Aimee-
;selectee(
lanree a agtYnet ev,t
rfecteofR
\ What dam ,Smelt//"
i%Gide Damper,livean t.+
t 4'6.snsbiete" householder ?
`Meant furnace- ran he
t:op orated without fear as to'«p gas ; furnace cin
be lillt without doubt p tri
wbotealwut' of ga.. .
What dem ~!skies" Gae'T)pwpar at tanto"•'Sabshine" coal account
1t weans, instead of ember with 'flier try Herbs//"feat7Uvieg to ki4p
check -draft indelTaitely closed to " s-54-. ess-wtwn there'* two-tliirde
porta of heat -energy tn•one pert of gas/ ,as, up chhrm�r -&alt can erhh
all safety be opened, tied Beal saved for soother dy
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MontrealFiamllus
�kseipe[ C.lgare
HOWELL HARDWARL CO., Local Agents. Godetich
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bit w• ee: ala IIIIp1Y,t t(111/`O t,'however:
nd diti- your mother (4+441 fp.*
biline: Rosa•.'" said Ude teacher.
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"1'.41, timyttu." Was the reply-,
"11' hat ubd «he say %'•
•'AI y nmol141'a;d that the didn't
mut.g.ogratl,hv. tit' she got married..
on niyacm di*tti know geography.
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1 she •.,C 1, 1 '
Cri/ ! 11 .-. a.
a
1 1
ti know
g,elgraphy, ,' you tjkdt'tget war -
tied.'
' Mrs. Blank. wi r ul prominent
minister near 1iost n, lar In her tun-
-
ploy`-w-Jerent 4.- • - rod souk
as black as .the pro /chin ace of
• 3p iidtr. our day Mr's. lank id to -`
doer : "Matilda, 1 wish t ha •`you old,!
have oatmeal quite ofte ,r.b ak
faint. Afy husband ip ver'' tut DLit. -
fie is Scotch, mod you know at the . r
R4F
scotch '
eat N t x great, G dra! r
f oat
r+al.'
••1)h, he'. Seoul, is he;" said Ma.h
tildes. "11'.11, now, duyou know,1
-wastl,hy ,•:l-ttl�„t
Mn
des like ua.'`'-ZVirnans Rowe Uoiait
pinion.
Mierelsaiu.---"Veat wetreitt need of
a porter. Wheresweee you, employed f*
Merehant "Dill you (dean it out 3".
Applicant - "No, sir. The cashier did
111
nemmeismessli
Summer Gpods
REFRIGERATORS, - from iikr.00 to 435.0o.
SCREEN DOORS, ;chiding hinges, pull and hook, -
from 41 00 tO $2.50 PAU
HAMMOCKS, - - curio 42 so to $10 ots each
CONNOR'S BALL BEARING Thin thP
.,litte as the lialnwhich
WASHING MACHINE Tortento
.ss-,thhing too up. Try ore.. If liatinfoctoey
'"." b"''' " IDEAL and AMERICAN FENCE.
rew rods of
lef wind' ..11.•tolg olimip in order to clear it out.:
expectation.. Out ,•.til,iall should Ile
We• Mts.'. to wait tint_ 111 11, IVA 14.14. fil.111111y tAXed to 114
IltilitIbt 11, fli1 ifs trOlet.. This ''spi.aks for itself for the
popularity of Ili,. only fence wade t hat
•
In Shelf and. -I Iravy 1 lard 1‘'are, our stock NS ,-1`,
never tmore complete.
National Portland Cement always on hand.
Paints, and have enough Tif 1 v ',dor in toTie•k to paint
- your hole* withiont delaying pet to ha vet to send for it.
ii.tunihittg, !kali rig, Elvestroughing, Roofing.
Electric ‘Viring prOmptly attended to
and all workixily guaranteed.
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