The Signal, 1908-9-3, Page 5Tbia woman gays she was Raved
trona an operation by Lydia Lr.
Ylnkham's Vegetable Cowround.
Liud*ay,
Ontario, writes to Mrs.
Mrs. Frank katals Yillkbatu ;
" When 1 wrote to you suer time
ago, I waa a veryalek woman suffering
from female troubles. I had anasmma-
Uon ot the feminine organs sod could
not stand or walk any distance. At
last I was elonabed to my bed and the
doctor said I would have tothrownr;
en operation. but this I retu..d to du.
"A friend advised Lydia E. Pink '
v.fetabte Compound. After using
three bottles of it, I feel like a new
woman.
• •' 1 most heartily recommend Lydia E.
Piukhamrk Vegetable Compound to all
wumew +dao e8d'er with
trultbles." _
FACTS FORtsscIt WOMEN.
"Fol thirty yyeant I i Ii is E. Muk-
ha Vegetable Co d, orad_
from r • and herbs, has been the
stands a remedy for female ills,
xtuihas o 1.tively curedthousandabl
u Omi'n who ! live been tmubled with
roma ion, ulcer•
moi
PO4 -1-
1,
PENAND SCISSORS. ,Farman Misting, . at ,Toronto Ex
During the second week ot t he To•
rirr..6r., ruulu Exhibition a numlwr .d ppiaw-
Tb. WOntle w'llete sweet aldes'tical Mud ilitl/reeIIiQ-{� Iu..Llu$l wdl bet-
ted,
b.gtn W taro held in the teat of t41P OntAt•iu Urpart•
Aad riwo went of Agriculture located directly
loud tuallu... ou.-bouglet
Mntuing-glorles have climbed to the top win-
dow ledge,
Aud goldeu•rud waves by the ro..d-to and
heMlgr, •
The da) s helwn.e .boatel. and breezes are root,
•Aud little folks has.. goals back 10 eiriM0l.
Pur vacation is user, the rpmulrr Ira guar,
Aad autUzs a 44441 444411011 ate ,ww •.Mala*
e thec tittle judging »tug. These
meetings will be incounection with the
Agricultural and liurticultural . Noe ie -
Geo and the Ontario Vegetable
Growers' Association. The executive
of the Agricultural S cieties' Aseocia-
tion will cutivetw on '1'uerday, Sep-
tawutwt• Pith, that of the Horticultural
Societies(' Aawwiatiou int Wednesday,
Mrpteluher loth, and that ot the Veger
table l,lrowere' Association on '1'hurs-
day, Septemlwr hath,. tile meeting
Toronto Saturday Nittltl rays : "Oue each day. (wing at 'S p.m. sharp'
of the results of the visa of 00 many Short addressee 011 live subjeCtw Will
Cauu111101front tither 1.1•414100011 L41 he given 4414411 day by those pree-
lluel L thisstn mier ham been that of tont and• all officers and litl•lllwro of
p.pul ririlt►t .the tuitional sung,..! LimoAss•rietint,m u;utut•1 eta _la•
t',tuii lu,• which throughout the ter- euadially welcomed at thew meetings.
centenary celelerat'uln Wali heatd at all Programa will be arranged for the uta:
1 w tit the day land night. was total ((141ventiuur of the aiM)v'e-nawel
Played by dozens of baudN, rung by ArsaxaatiOnle. ' 4.
11hulister4, and whistled by pales- An official of the rain and -exhibi•
Laians. '1'10 melody unites those total. tions .)Manch of the Department of
iti1.M essential l0 a goat b>'tun ui Agriculture will be prrbrutin the Lent
national ,air of 'Sang kind dignity, rack day frnint 11 a. In. to II 11.111., 1,
ratatplia:lt>• Anil tuuiefhluwfa
co. ' In rt. Friday. September 4th, to .I"rtdsy,
itis1Jrronly l'anauliaupr(Mluetionofthe September 11th, and all member* of
kind that pen/lessee these qualifier in the above Associations are-itivited to
any considerable degree, and a lluwtter make the tent their headquarters
I4411e4 ten t410 gri med*.
lire 011lr in it trite woke a national air . ----
iIsteatl of bring conflnel to ,a from- CURRENT LITERATURE.
loot'. The piouerr in this work hiFoF
Ikon 111; T. 14. Hirluardw)tr, .1'1' Iirrr»a-
to a l us r. TnF: MF:rrrtnisit CANAutr IrAle.a-
iws),r to -he/
(lauadian Magazine Is not»hle •for a
tleries Of I lilt -hag.• engravings" illustra-
ting -the (tlltt•ltt'1' tereent1B14rV 4VOh law
tion, as feature which makes the 1111111 -
bet especially w•urtliy of prrxel•vlatl0It.
Accompanying the 'illustrations Is •-e
( sp W e 4. 1
tion, fibroid t • gu
periodie 'tains, 1 k h Lha
- tug -drawn feeling, •.
, t jon,d inmateor.ne nus prostration.
Why don't you try it'
• Mrs. Pinkham in tee all sick
women to write her or advise.
She hills gqided tho _to.
health. Address, Lynn.
ion, irrr larities,
•ae e, t r-
tuleney,indigesL
Lieu ey pl•ufess►ure, Whti two
years ago .1idrrGMtk an' mala ta•
.1i0aa,'4 the, w onto and *nook, which
proved a great 'inverse • when
kilos; by the ' Strudels/401m Chair,
11 Kt they did not give it the t•ttgged
femur that it la,Mrer1rs when chanted woad -sketch of the celebration b>c.tltA
by a throng of .fervent . ng .11w*.r l "blur, Newton hlaeTavislo. Among
limo 611 historic t lurlw t lsdavatn oche' a! L,. I. r 611 this 114•r is '•A
I rranur, ie '1•ogu ,, t o has also hale an C, Min Of Uonft-drrnt• " by t:Horst J.
gram 414 .I.iy . No Doubt it. wi. be ifs= Chalillwrs, tieing Senator Miller's
louen next
played at the honNett,or
Si F:Louie reuinisc'nre of bow the eau*' of
uibn urxt week au honor of Mir Louie
.Irt(e.._11," __1tarltm1)' wall__ i:ulupulled union WI' w reeked in Nova Sele
*11411 years ago by 1).. lravalle, and: ill national -Another n Kuhr 'fir regarding
to
the
the i ' of ul well deserver to t u arm, tl t rt g is
op an>' L which 41!,').. ha* fern a g/M141 steal of
no,heri' the national air t t'unttliu. discussion arming the politicians{ Thr
contano, in religious
mord. of Judge.. touting nowise c.ntalin* 'Iso a.rvrr,ll shunt
,Ill1,allk, (.'tlll'rtln allusions
of Canadians, but stories and other features of interest.
these could easily be tootle more gets. - Tyfc Ht -,:v • At.v1', 4.1Ali,7.1. K.
seal 1114•►'111 (ill adapter." Topics of the gtratrrmt interest.tt all
classes toe provid.11 in Uto :Septet her
'(44r44‘."! ue of,(lie Busy MiiUa.M'tgaziite:. 11
„Wean, , Iss
AIWA dt1 Contabl•t a liberal selection of matter
AV ,i r, roue 1'•e. r. from the Trading .pulalicetione of the
tiny all well lir a comple teferenee. to
4 rir.l1"Sweet - sweeu-t girl! k what the world's re'cogu .el mediums
?'aur ll. are real and dimply . if thought and information present
�tDead,Idi..w r . eh Tti* index la invaluable to-ilie Attu.
Int, who dots that, dear, haply ••1 dent or busy reader who t edges to
sward up. upald said- 'Leep tab on )lir late -,t [met tent of
Hat ere .he sprite .he whistled) dF? in subject u1' subjects. Thr •e,titiun
right afbou. your,bead • Y 1e' 1(1''
•
hay, durst you be misled :` is replete wah Illustrations of 'calla-
; 14uWh "IonnerrAaxlut diensavhoarein the public eyes od
11•"1.411) .e1'�1'I,lo•yu-ve a NUL" yrr.rht
. d
. Musliyu nay folly resent f'
smiled she . •'1•ou bark t0 alis-
Khen
1."411 natl.
anal C. pd.id+•stPrinoper-
' to kl!M.
TM never wits rimer.'
THE SIGNAL: t,IODERICH. ONTARIO
W. ACHESC'N ct SON r
SATURDAY and MONDAY
$ARGAINS.
SEPTEMBER 5 AND 7'
1stl�(at
• r. Ash
' Our bargain t1uy• are only made p.asihte• 111111'1114111Ve from the Net time
we 11114140 All 011e letyittq in very forge lots and thta reserve t;rr+ttr-
iu aui.'r, A(utmrluVynll Al lay stock -reducing Incurs as herr oIT1• •11 Ince 1111
✓ urpasnl in 4'amnia fur values. .
•
FLANNELETTE)#
loll yards, •27 1111'llrs Widi•,' pour mull 41w11e11, 1:trge 1psortlll14111. of
striped Iu1Lterns. Satultlay told Al lay Made pril e, per yard 6.
DRESS GOODS.
pll yards, inch, all w1a11 I)r''*r 1610»Is .a '1'wi1e41s equable for
44r...*ew. ttkirtc Ort'nit?W -Non* -patterns ontt neat. ttegntar pt•iri•1�'
-Ver,. $1.01. to *I :liter yard. Two days'' prier at per c:u•d S0c
HOSIERY
411 dozwr 41aos l,iadien P1%fin Black 4 *selemere 41.11•, spliced heels
and toes, doubly sole. Mimes I. 4e, IIS. Reg111141' We and 1:/e a4111e•4, 141
per 41.111' 011 §iILladaY and- MundIly. 25c
•
CORSETS
Sixty paii'aedify, i'runliilotl's I;besets in' stainless hhtck reuly. Best
etle and 1w:ouifully amide. It.•g(I1t1 (1due our Bert 714•., on hide two
days ooly,aat per 1 !1' 35c
CARPETS .
'1•w-en11 'theme. extra heavy English. Tapestry. in :1 goes1 range of
patristic.. it's•. 41111 .I8•,411:tlit.',.lt 41141' .:LI'tl 50c
ACHESO.N & SON
1'nu►wua,r, September :t, 1908
THE 44OWELL HARDWARE CO.
lag tat "l'' WITH
SavingiProp,osition
,Vi limy t. wake rt14piti for our PANDORA KANIIES and
)other fall gts'lr, and rather th1uL Work flu- fo1Lthr-winter wf
will Nit'Idice these 1111es that luny he alightly taut of season but
• - may be just what you will need ill I hr near troller. Look ahead
and take advantage of these snaps.
3 Brockville Lawn Mowers, ''''g"Ian l)I;I ris
$milA 1,
special price $4•oO, $3.70, $2.5o
2 Hammocks, 11.44111111• :1.116, special 70c
-
3 Refrigerators, l'eg111111.' *111.111, di 1.1141 ;ma *2.,.I4I4._
special $7.o0, $8.00 and $19.00
loo ft. ! in: Lawn Hose regnhlr 12,• fool special 834c
8 School Sacks, rt•g111ar :114• and lik, 35C each
I Scythe Grinder, r.Rnlar $8M'I. special $3.75
and also several other lines which you will ser in one window.
such as Scythes, !takes. Forks, elle. The prices given above are
less than mg Intl 111Villl' COSI 10 Il,
_-Pelops will- h.;)d goods ultly--feet *.few .tlnyr esiesve-tntrnl ttsr
..:oil» W410411/W flit' Other 11114.0, -
THESE ARE: /GENUINE SNAPS.
lied nearby. fancy :, fair to choice, tc
t0 In; western firsts 21c to '1�, •.'-
• , LOAC to • Sane
CATTLE MARKETS.
wile Oho
Directory. `
• Tb 11eII Telephone ('ompany of
- Canada. is oboisttor-lanlatlaly-''t-riew
illaue of the -
"»Official- Telephone
•
Directory
for the
District of Western -
Ontario, including
Goderich.
Orders for new connections, changes
of firm - names. changes of street
addresses, or fur duplicate entries
should be handed in ATONO.:to
\•
- Geo. Porter.-
Local
orter.-
Local Manager.
no 1'1-11' WANT
AGOgD DRIVER? -
1 have for, male Nevem! good
young driving\borers, Marks and
greys. from whit I could probably
snit you.
GRAY BUOQIEB
were yesterday, are today, and will
he tomtwentr--ttte slat t -\oat itrtr
market. i ant the ,agent l'.' (Goll-
erich
get your NEW PLOW hbnt
me. 1 have the two best MAIN
Fleury and Perrin, both riding alnl -,
walking plows.
'1►rlog11 of _STANDARD
P NOE WIRE just teccived.
STONE
for bu ding or other purposes..
supplied 'n large_ or ,$nalI �Uuau
titles, deli red or at the quarry.
-ROBERT WILSON
Agent for
McCORMICK M CHINERY,
BRANTFORD WIND MILLS,
LOUDEN HAY TOOLE,Me.
Warerooms Hamilton St.
GODERiCI'T, ONT. -
"tient one, brogue • "be kind
Fly with nue to u -late.
Where, withbr,lestet . • behind.
1 ental my true lose r
'• 314-4141/1,' teed she.'
For Fate.14 4 nettle rul+t
11141,+tilt. 1 m..orry for
Your 111x11. h'earl sloving d
And then she tinned to go.
And left me saltier. sager ; .
1401.1..,..., draw teed uty woe- --
1n nine deep dwugktu of Inger.-
107.
" 614th-they-iairrerhs4 Mo the-World-
without
he-Wort i -
without our volition then they edu-
cate us after their own ideas, or accord-
lug.to their means. They enjoy our
childhood, precipitate us into lit' -long
Mistakes, and !we:ail our ingratitude
if, when the period of iklulescence• iN
reachetl, wedo not choose them for
• friends.rS. says at writer in Lip•
piucutt'r Magazine on -The Tyranny
.r Parents," and c(itltinueM : -- -'
It is not only in Rance that a child
t marry to be Ire'. The toy that
leaves home W escape his tather's_dia-
minion, the girl whale letters "must
contain something very wrong it she
doesn't want her otvn mother to ('caul
then," are c won. to the civilized
'.world- The chi11 • right_ may
;wet. his parent. 4;1'I protect his
youth" - his bled hat he may not lir
handicapped in the coating struggle:
his mind, that he 10181 have power to
find and fill his own niche: int it is
the child',, niche, not the parent's, that
he should be permitted, nay, encour-
aged, tn.,eeek. Ile may by right ex -
`pert such advice as a veteran soldier
night offer to a drummer -boy : se
thoiigh tile- parent said; "+-hitve trri
veiled *little furl het• along the way.
'crustoar now, and perhaps, after a
while, el will teach me," But the
parent h no more excuse for forcing
the growing child to be a pocket Pili-
tion of !time/elf than he would have to
-tu17-uIJlis mctet cherished ;possessions
the guest whitsoonrns neneath hi*
roof for as time.: , Indeed, he has lees
right, for the guest is not helpless his
individuality caning, be invaded,
shaped for emit -to - whirn it. is not
rat Ve, deprived of thit chance of self-
expression : for WOleh booms we were'
• created separate'ntitiem \too two of 11s
-�alikr.. Koch a hikl.ahuuid.Jhe regarded.
OM a flesh beginning, and given a fresh
start free of old blunders. TIie parent
who is the child's friend is in a (tats by
b ..'.elf --a elate Whish !nidi . 4,11 few,
since the very atmosphere of friend-
ship it freed . Hnt when the pericel
of ignorance and blind submission 1*
past and the child awakes, reasons.
questions, and judges, the parent will
reap whatever he has sown, "To him
that hath shall begiven.
FALLING SICK tSS
Fitt, Epilepsy, 441, Vitus' ate,
Nervous 'l7ouldes, Fte., }sort 4ely
cured by LIEBK.'S fIT CURL fret Wel
bottle sent free on application. Write
the LIMBIC, CO., Ph.o ts• St., Toronto.
toy-
Empire iffno
Poultry -
Duster,
'stile pl,mat-yftactuall .'slctruiOrel -
tir o -lite on the mark 'I." sty
thrum who have need it, and t11.•
poultry won't be worried with
lire if Empire Poultry Dnstei is
need se directed.
2514 package
At nil 1lruggida end Ideelsro in
Poultry .nppiiem.
IIEMPIRE CANARY DUSTER
will make your Canary happy.
and rid it of all vermin.
a 4�
11'
•
A Attory comes fr,,m Idaho of d
tawnier, Abraham Adaule, who this
year fm said to Ise Ora ' g Tip mere'
111401) *1,4081.5551 from 7111 delve .1 land
which be had .,.Wel with a w Ireful
new a Arial y of wheal. ('un,rrv5t ive
estimates so the sleety WWII jalac'
lir cru o lir Thom lrlwwl�n .Zoev.
Lu.ln•I'.t.1engin, Which' Adonis anti hi.
son-in-IAW, 0. K, }lobe, 14 wholei.wle
1 Iwr dealer .1,1 M' podia, have
rontra,'tra' 11'. 11 to farmer* et $'21A
bushel, nut, than one bushel go-
ing
ming tee ear h,,Vrr. One dny early in
(30+4 - reeveda single stalk .f
wheat. pie by a .friend in on' .f
the fertlk Revs in Alaska, and
rowel th' nets ill bi lockvaetl
harden. .p of set _it pounds rt•-
aill*I 11 riming s1llerfe e1'. This
Adams p d in 314' .ps4ng .4 heel,
harvestint .WS pounds (1'f grain in
.Inst, (sr n e1' '.15 h.iahilit per acre.
Eml.,lden.d by hits trona he ...owed
the emits env in tae fall of loon, and
I! st *amulet eat eno.igh ftt•aiu to eo re
i ,(116 acres of land. from which is nota
loins rut what ie believed ti. be the
world's evened yield. If the atnty
.ho111d torn spit to I* true, there
timid be a revolution in the matter of
wheat production, but agricultural
exports whose attention ham been
called to the wonderful tele shake
their beads and hint. that i' is just an
old story revamped.
among the original cunttibutiunlre
articles tinder the captions .'"BeauLify-
ing the Capital. City of, Canada,"'
"Vivid inmpressions of the WVeast,"\
"What (ioosl (toads Mean to Busi-
toss." "How Mr. Taft 4 wilds His
Holidays in t'anada,;ThrYoung
:flan as a Factor in National Life,
-The Supremacy of Christian Ethic..."
and "A Jlan Who stap.1r by his Con-
victions.' - There tM a generous instal -
went of good Hellion that will help' to
page away pleasantly and profitably
marry an hour during the evenings
that tare perceptibly lengthening At
this season of the year: In a, word.
Busy Man's Magazine for September
is what putt are looking for. It will
not prove- a disappointment- to any
111e011 het' of the household.
Won A.?''M HEUGNIPiruw. -••Thr
at iei.,t Ueautiful queen on any throne."
this is what Kellogg Borland calls the
Empress of Kussin. in his great series
of articles. entitled "Thr Romance of
an Empress," which begins 'in the
Woi11an'4. H ('oaria ' for Sep-
tember. Jur. Uilrland, alio is the
author of "The 11c4 Henna: -spent.
a year in Russia, getting together 1111
the facts of the romantic and sad life
Of "the _alts[ poeterftlt qur'n in the
world.'' In this. issue Irving Michelle»
begins a new series of Ct'icket. Tales,
which hid1 fair to le 1.4.1.1) route KIM -
tar than '-was - hi. famous "Eben
Ho111rn." ' Dither stories are "The
(4.1.101 2Vtdding," Ly Alice Brown :
"The Derelict," by Juliet Willmar
'Potupkina : ` Tlu JIi'1 ii> -iia �lirlsac,_.
1.y Hulbert Footner ; "Bowe You
to Imre Me! " by Annie Hanoilt.n Don-
nell, and "Thr Min'strr'e Barrels," by
Ilel.li' Insley Ooldrick. Pad4•t''WNki
has selected for Companion -readers
the heti program of modern Polish
music.. which is accompanied by the
full music.'ut ung 1af the most beauti-
ful of the numbers in the great
pianists pengl•a111, "MtojOwlki's Folk
haucet' The September number -1s
the great fall fashion number of Wo-
man's Hume ('oulpl►uion, and con -
Miter many thing. of interest. for
ever) woman. l
To Keep Salt Ory.
"To -prom -it roast in saltcellars f •
twcunung ;lamp and lumpy, when till-
ing them lintin t't) 10. twelve irCP!e
of tire," Ma y4 I.lr AVonatn'.M II
Uontpa • for September. "This
will out cuul..through the holes in. the
the lump( of mall and gather the
moisture: thus (bo 1.14 is :dways dry
i3nr:
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Higher -Live Rock --
Latest Quotations.
Monday I.:ventas, Aug. 31.
14v/r,goul wheal futures mused to -day
sod isrf1st tbatl guturday, sad core fu-
tile,. 1411 lower.
At Chicago, September Wiwi closed ton
higher than )1.turd.y, September torn 140
higher, and Heptrmter oats Stu higher,
W Inn i p.1 Options.
Polluwtne sr. the .-l.,slne Yuot.tir Oa
Winnipeg grain ratur.s •
WhitedSrldemMr Nrr hal, October
Oink MW. IM•ewulro) 9211•' hid.
Ost•-$,Ytemlmr et'kc 1,30. octeber tear•
_Shinto QraJn Markets--
wheat, •l0rinf. hush.. ...,.40 N to . 4
where, ran, bush........ 0 r 0 f1
VI - Meet- goose husk 0IQ
Wheat, red hush 0 N 11.12
hy.. bombe! 0 al ••
Hoek wheat. bushel 0 b
hew.. bushel 0 „•,
Parley. tonne! 0 60
Otte. buahet ... .. 0 44 030
Toronto Dairy Market.
Hulfw separator dol-, 0 72
Butler, store Into 0 71
Beefier, creamery, Ib. tolls0 25
leggy .1w-lsbl, dean0 30
, heeae large, Ib 0 10'„
Cheeps. twin, Ib 0 Iles
Hnn1h . estr.1ted 0 OP
Now VetkwDaaelr" Market.
mewYORK, Auf 74 -- [Softer -Weedy.
lOrelpis 111/7, creamery, /p.olaL. We.
reamwry. stints, tyk,. erwn.ry, thirds
Id mete. 1M 411 LM. *fate dairy. '.snmee
to ?Meet 1Ar to process. .penial, 1*s
In 71.,V western 'miner firma, oke: Imi-
tation rt-w..mery Prete. I*4kr to Mr
Claes stmt% receipts, Pte. rats, full
edamMls
, spa 1214c In Islk*, dn., small.
neM►M or while, fancy, tfr. dn, large.
r.errM n1' white, fancy 1341,: do, p141d
to prime, 11(: to 1140 do . enen et to
fair Mor to NOV . do . Mule. Per to 1155e
nose -n1'.: renlyU, 1110. Mar*, ram
013
033
o l
021
0 1151
0 14
0 10
Cables ltosdy--Hogs Again Higher
at American Exchanges. '
l.Ual-UON Aug "1 •- Landau tables fur
cattle tore steady ..al. 1w+ 10 alepia•. posa4.
dressed weight reityrratt* beef Is
1
quoted a , )Otic to line der pound.
Toronto Junction Live Stock.
TORONTO, JUNCTION. Aug- 31.-
Iteceipts of Ilye stock at the Muton
Stock Yards were 07 carloads. auto-
psied of 17171 iva1W., IA/ hogs, 377
-ihecp and _lambs:, with Lll calcar.
Zapata*.
'ga'k'wTi4asrs .4 4 K11 N. On. but
only one- load brought', the latter prier.
sad lime east It per cwt. its the country
rote time ago. Sung light, exporters, 170
to 120 Ito, each,- sold at 44.75 to ll. ger
spurt bulls road at ger_
with few at truer '\
,wfebere. 1
A re. prune 11.• c.1 lids of trbare
cattle, egad enough for export' garledeas,`
add at 11140 to $1.1.li tier eat.. the Istlar�
yahoo being obtained by sib Donald a 1L1 -
D aus tor f7 butchers. 1170 lin. each; toads
elf road, M-3 to *410, 10,4)um, ',It I to
K3; c+mtmun, 41.10 to 43.75. ,own, \61716 to
40; eanaers, al :0 to 12 pe•r , wt
. Lillkase ad s.rtas.e.
♦ ake4erate .uvvl yof milker@ aid
agelagers sold ut 10, to I reach.
Veal thaws .
Veal ,_alvea ;..apd at treat
per cwt
see Lamb, q
ea reit :,t.ft In 44.3: ladks.
l71/41. .•
Osier Landt.d, report salmi•. tag and
cotarts'a>Riq and 413, 4o.b. 0....r11 at
•
1 Live Stock.
IIOW Stroma. • AM. n-*tt 1.1 a -At
tboaio.treal ata* Tarda Wert Eta* tier -
ttat the remote of bee ..tock for the
week aladtna Aag. 11 -owe 018. rattle, Mil
Shap and Iambs, 21111"be . and '.il ,alvwa
The nffartng.• ?oraoral consumption thin
ninepins mnstnad- of 1000 cattle, aha sheep
and lambs. W0 hop and leo .ales A tes-
ta* of the trade tost.nus to he the
. exretty of Rood to chop. (revs. owing
to the tact that the coun.ry Ana been wall
cleaned up of all the fully finished Mors
earlier this season than usual. :,nd in
ror.segpmre the supply of this shat,
caning forward L very limited. and tWe
undertone to the market for such b firm
er, but prices show no actual rhangc as
r npard with a weak ago, which is due
ter the Ifberel receipts of common woe
inferior cattle which tend to keep col,,.te
of the bettor grades down. The
i to
trop: )peal' Matchers .and outside hlgrews
t1aa good, as stocks of beef In the .city
bate bort pretty well radix -ed.. .f late,
00nse1.2111y an active trade was dune.
Cable sdvloet from Liverpool lie. S tur-
day retorted • trade In cattle 0101 MLD
=ti
beaver sol nom! p.'rtLtett
L;ns� In Rio* id relic to gooc per 1%
composed with a' teak ago. The
beeves here sold at-4y•to RIs; fairly good
at 4450.4,. $4_71, fair at 'thio to 4375. acro- •
memo. at x2.71 to nab. aid ,.ults
olf bete el
int to RS per 140 1b.. HOppa)oo. of Sheep
and lambs roottnse to• ln,steae; hut. am
/bars tea good demand for both Local eo -
seatptieu,and an port-rcoount for thtlen,
s. steady 16111114, pe walls to the market
and priors show 'no,o ange, from a week
age. Good .sheep for export are sdlle&
at 11' std the calls at 44kc 1.. Slur per Ib.
Lambe are•tosaling °nth s ready weir at
Sgte to e1' per D.' Calves are rearm.• and
firm. with a•gnad.deensel. at oke• to 5%c
for choice. 21.1 Wilde to 311.• for Kram,
fed per pound 'Haire continuos to b' a
teri firm und,•r4,ne-to the market bur
bogs oo areoen.• ..f the tact .that suppus
routing forward are hurt about equal tat
the requirements. Thor,• 1s no imprint
chapgel 111 urine's'. enamored with a week
ago. rilea of waleted lots being mad.- al
37 to 47.10 pet 100 tor.. weighed off cars
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
[CART IIOI'YALO, AUR. 31. -Cattle He
cep ta, MO hued; goad, setae and study;
o0u,ru ton slow and Klein I6r lower, prime
Werra, :6 w 1/1140: •h)pp►ig. 45.5 to
butchers', $4.50 to 46.40; bettors. $110 10
11. elAW4, 43 to 1430, bulla, 4375 to. 14.40.
�t0ckera and feeders. OA to 41.5D; Mock
HlAlenh 41 to fall. fresh ,s.ws and
1pvlfgere steady to almost. gel to 451
Veda--Fleoelpto. ldl) hand: glues and
2e lower. *to 4e-, a b at p.$, s
V,Mtt-(teeetpt4., Ma head; active. mad
7414 lower. 46 to 44; a fe wan 41.3.
Hogs-Ledpte, 1.1!00 head, •fairly lir•
tttu.lud•lee to Or higher an good. •am-
u aon Va•y 11e0w, raked. 47.11. to 47 15.
ranters. 4130 to WIC. pigs. 13.*0 to 46.1,,
r..ugta.. LSO l0 46. Mag.. 44 to $430.
dairies, 46,10- to 47.
Hewer and l.arnbe-Itar•a4per. I0.11310 bead1
slltap.setl'e, lamb. *ow. torula 41:3. to
*.3,; adlw. 415. 'cantos rant tre6hen.
412'to.0... ••wen, 44.11 In 4140, ' steep.
mixed -4150 to 4Lrr.
Chicago •Llee Stock.
( n WAWO. Aog 11. yaws. It.arpex,
AOC, towtmt strong. steer., $4..16 to A.M.
• 4140 tc. 41.71. heifers, 43 to 1a75.
Daft. 12.75 to 47 .alw*, 46 to A.60, stock-
ers and feasters. coZ.'.to 46.40 .
clogs-lerentpts. 31000. market &' to 10c
higher. choice heavy shipping. A to 4710.
botrdsel. A to 17.10, Ilrht rndgelt 42® to
36.76, ewers light. 46.x) to A, parking.
14.40 to 16 g p4p•. 43.75 to 415. hulk of
.ales, 4170 to 46.30.
Hbeep and Lenbe Reortpla 11.000: rtlar-
kat Rsdy to 10e lower: sheep, 43.50 to
14.65: lambs, 44.',5 to NW yearlings, 44.2
to $4.1Z. -
gelding'
Empty Silk Spools
are Valuable
Ott m es
%%HY DON'T YOU SAVE: 'I'ili'.11?
PREMIUM LIST' AT i F.ALI.RS,
• aaerll or -
Belding, Paul & Co.,
I_IM1114
74 Ray Street, 'Toronto
CANADIAN NATIONAL
Aw.e29 EXHIBITION Sept: 14
TORONTO
Greatest and heal Attended Annual Exhibition in all the World
Every Province
.Sends
Its Products
5100,000.00
In Pries and Al(rat lions
Mammoth
Macvetl Read
Coacerls
Grand Art Loan Collection
From th. Pari, Salon a.d other Old•World (,isII. res.
1su.ra•Unnrl Mllttary Tattoo end lralleflc Sp.rtaalee
The Siede of Sebastopol
Wish 900 Per4areeeb '•'
laternational Doi Show intermittental Cat S1Mf
8,000 Live Stock on•
View-'
Per oar. Lar.. 411 Mai 14..1 ell Wanton. ,M,.,, 1. n, as (IsrOsr,ISto
CIAP TARPS FROM F V F R Y w w tR R E
Hower Hardware Co.
Limits f, _
SUCCESSOR TO E. P. PAULIN.
J
Outwitted the Landlord.
-N'hdn recently basing' a house in It
1'laalaia,uahh_stuIturh tit Nhil:..1.41 - - the lesser failed to a in...i. closely I t4
the terms of the Islas'.. 'Alter a 161111. 1 4,
11 1 14 landlord railed and reinind.d I •
t bathe was !M111041 ttr do 1411 the oil• ,
side paining at certain intervvals: I Breaking It Gently.
1'1111.1'n'ant pt•.ttoited 111 vain ; 1'O lir
1
-•_ ,t
7110'4• old Ile
,I Lwnlntthe'tlelorl
engaged 't ninlrrs and ora rrt•el lieu W � y
Ii K 1l . 1 o hnxband hev a -new •suit- i. deal oh
paint for whole. !tout of the lluwe' - ; .
mrd, white, lividblur in sitilws. thin wipi•-ruin', Mrs. O'Malley i"'
hoVlihrwomeit uwasin4ll►e
arhw
iV,l -11411Sr
11 3"4144 -_.AE1
i'nsrrtm)a'Jdn ull'e•V!!ey"'lreidtPoilli•a
td entire.
lord was frantic. Thr leltant 3Mlitrl►.Iy'"
explained that there was mulling 641 M1s. O')lalley--"How 'did ut hap
the lease about the color, NO he in- len?"
t.'mh'olu-finish /h. -jnt1. -"hg
nwyul-'•lite'-11*. bla►w#1 414".1*
Lh' track .I' the 141)41,44' ieen with charge aa' dynamite,"
large yellow spots. The landlord saw ,
that he 1 in
had met his match and with
few gays the tenant had a new
i1A yhieh the landlord undertook
410 all the outside. painting,-Lip-
;utt'n:
I Full Program of Attractions twite daily, including Kemp's Wild West
Show. Belt of Music Fireworks each Evening. -
ATHLETIC DAY MONDAY, SEPT. 14.
Come and enjoy yourself at London's Popular Palr.
Western Fair:
Greatest Live Stock Exhibition
Live Stock Exhibition
df Western Ontario
REDUCED ' RATES ON-. ALL
Prize Linty, l Formai . Programs and
' ' given On application to
W. J. RFID, President A..'4.
RAILROADS
all information
HUNT, Secretary
London, Sept. II -I9
a•
A GOOD HARVEST
OVER AGAIN
,
-
NOW FOR FALL FENCING ,
In order to rotting. our stork tip make you the following
_ p eil on a11N4l.`U Witeealld stays .inches apart.
nu rods of '. wires, :14'1 incite* high. ideal, '2Ic per r,xl, 1411 F a
_ ,.
Jl.d ii . !1 wirlMa.:01 inches high,, Idol,42c , per read,
I mitts of In wires, la Metter high, Ideal, 17c ler roil.
�\ 'tit'. 363 1111I1ee apart.
• kir of 44 whrrs; i7 invitee high Ideal, :4(4 per rod.
Oki mels f i wires, 211 invites high, Ideal, 20,1 mud.
211 rain ll Hors, 31 inches high, Ideal. :Nc per rod. •
A1*, *4lr ds of lion, trot 11x}. Ar'rirarr and :t''► reds Pfttahur-g
i
NOW FOR FALL PAINTING -
N -v. id111 11111 L' 14111111• .. r 1'14 a111 r e'
. 1.n mixed (that is, 1,ga11oln paste at $l.n:i a• one gal-
'fort
hiwotl at makes 2 Odious 713", r " . ,-,:fir--gilt
ion fltr 1.27!3, This ie a 141 paint of gas it no not the
'•' make we handle we are r44MWe' St. i
REDUCTION ' REFRIGERATORS
r Yin' ctunele frigcratu,• was 1:1 Mel, luny Ig:10„ Ml - epi
''.. Opt' enamerfintsritef riger.t1 of was $:�4,l8, now $2.),1 I1
I Prievaranizeillirtemtineel Refrigerator woo $13.43) now.$ll.(NI
o galvanized iron -lined Refrigerator, were SI LIP, nu'4T
.r (GASOLINE STOVES •t'mk a
(lie:S horn,•1. Detroit 1(:ls.l,,, - stove, Wats $13.111, now $11.:01
Om+ i-Inerner De'tr'oit gasoline stool., on stand. waw II:Rim
now $I7.tSI
One 3•bornrr !Sockeye gas„finesetov.. was $6.:.4), now IM),:Il'
lne'2 borne' Iluck..e jta�.olinl stow., Vy�►s $1.70, now 11:1.7.)
t. ,
Screen Doors and Windows
reduced in price 20 per cent.
GARDEN 11O5E
Itla('k Di; rm.1 garden hose, was 12ie, naw II
King gat 1,111 hope, was 12 1e now Ills
Leaderennle•n hose, wan 12e, now Ile
111,11 Dog gtnlen how•, Wan 111x% now it.•
,.,..t':,Ll.• garden h ..,, .4.114 115.•, now'lh- .
Heating, Plumbing, l:avestroughing and
Electric Wiring promptly attended to and
all work fully guaranteed,
m�mam
Store 'Phone 2? CHAS. C. LEE
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