HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-10-15, Page 13More proof that Lydia S. Ptak•
ham's Vegetable Compound carer
Nick women.
MIAS M. IL Moral, 33.' l hltari0
'Nontfeai, writes to Mrs. flnkham:
I was in very poor health and doc-
tored fur months:, receiving eery little
benefit. I had last all ambition, was
nervous, and subject to dizzy apeus and
painful periuda each month.
•• A friend suggested Lydia K. Pink.,
ham's Vegetahie tbtnpoupd aa the
proper medicine fur me. I procured a
I.,ttle of this remedy and began tear-
ing. and before it was finished, I felt
.l, much better that I continued its nae
and gave it a thorough test, with the
result I am to -day well and a much
healthier girl than 1 was three years
ago. ''1 have no more painful periods,
dirsinesa or nervous troubles."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
Nor thirty years Lydia E. 1'ink-
ham's Vegetable Compound,'made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has ptlaitiv cured thousands of
women who haver .'.n troubled with
displacements, e i t e ulot,ra,
tion, fibroid tumors., irregularities,
periodic pains, backa(1he, that bear-
ing -down feeling, s -
t on;d1Zzi1 Bas ornervona n,
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. "'inkhorn invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thonaan. ,to
health. Address, Lynn, M
-lk#EALTt1Y- ENS
are the only kind that pay
The most healthy are
those free from lice and
Tice cannot exist where
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Duster
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as 'BEST YET
25c. package
For sale by all Druggists
and dealers in Poultry Supplies
EMPIRE CANARY DUSTER
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Good
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Real 5ood Groceries
Only good Groceries
Cheap considering
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,t verything fresh and
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Ring up 'phone No. 91
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Everything delivered
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THE 'SIGNAL : GOL)ERICJ ., ONTARIO
NANNY GILMORE'S DEATH.
i Man Accused of Killing Former Wiag•
ham Girl.
Chicago, Oct. 12. --The mystery in
e ineetlun with the heath of Fanny
Gilmore Thompetnl. the Cana'111111
tt'nrtian wh.. was found ruuolered he
a 1 •e ou Michigan avenue in July,
.reals to he nesting a want' Lu1u-
an C. Manu, sou of a wealt by levideut
et Oak 1`�,rk.bni (sen.pi.sitively-l.lwe.
'tifit d tum the pul•l•itase' of the tope
which hound Mrs. Thi mpwtn `in brae
death draggle.. and is udder a *a -
Olt bawd to appear in court on October
Ile 11. 'l'he 'melee say Manu ha. leen
idrutiflt•d Ly "lis of the tenants[ .th
housie tt't-W1iieh the`ieuraae•r tn,k place
es 1 e ,vtupuuit)tt of the cid ire
When he was arrested a 'edict' said to
leloug to 1 he murdered woman and a
key to the duan' of the death ,•hamla•r
wieet found in Manua possession.
Th,• Secuse*I protests his innocence.
and declares he is able to prove au
alibi.
The vie' MI of t he rder ens
tranuy Gilmore, drugl,Iter of a retired
Hritish sPblier who lived for mtuiv
Venter at 1Vulghluu, Ont. After Jetty.
lug (home Fanny, who was a strik-
ingly lwaulifulgirl, oseethete.1 for sumo
year,' heti' Pen • Toronto, Detroit and
`VittAipug. Fur mains time plwvious
to lila January she was a waitress in
Eaton'. luuch room in Toronto, and
frau, January to May she worked for
the saute firm in Winnipeg, Where she
was known as Mies Irene• (faker. She
is dsid 1,r _Lave Inaerie'l ,. 1:e Yaut,
••sense! teacher mimed Tholnlw,ry, and
to hate• lived with him for some Ilene.
•hitt the pair Iaepareteel ever a year
ago After leaving Winnipeg in Ma
IItlre'woman heed vartoutl posltiitil^ 1
-rhIitgo,'and i1'was there in ltreon, i
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m alma anent house at 1.'12 Michigan
avenue that her iuody wee four, on
July 2nd, There was every evidence
of a terrific, au•uggle in•-ruuan.-
though no one in the house seems to
baa board- n»y- noise. .The woman
had Iteeu gagged, hound hand and
foot with a clot hes lint. and strangled
to death. A man who had been with
tier tit ale house had dlsippeared
tour or five days in•fure tie•.1a.1, le+aa
found. - -
Dungannon's Big Event.
.1 an Itidesi front page 1.1
H. Pentland ; emit apple, Jas. Alton,
'tV. Alton ; four named varieties,
.-Kirkpntt•ie k.
eerie et..- - Three named varieties
of rs, Jas, Kirkpatrick, Jai. 11-
touu : vee hartlet pears, R. Mcllwain.
A. W. Alton.; five, N'I,•Igieh beauty
pears. J Kirkpatrick. R:Mellwaiu
e hour clageon, H. Mcllwain, L
He eringt u• • ;' three nahted varieties
of ph . '. 11. McCracken ; one
named v et 01 plums. W. 11. Me-
('racken, ' ell wain ; collection
grapes. R. Mcf ain, Miss Syming-
ton ; plate pe es, Jew. Alton
plate ,lujoce•., Tb s: Risher. R Mc-
llwain ; collection a en Hower.,
Kra Andrew Kirk.
Judge -W. Wm nock. ' •h.
° ,,., _ Manufactures.
Teti yard,♦ all -wool 11 • nee'
A -Min : pair -woollen hlanke . J. Mc -
Mama'. Jli.. Alton : Ind horse
hlankuts, homemade, .las. Al' I, A.
W. Alton : collection of cabinet urs,
Win. span!!.
,nudge - J. M. Robert:, Oungann
Ladies' Work.
('rachet in eotten. MI's. A. .John-
ston, Miss S) mington : rreehet in
silk, Mrs. It. eitevtenson, Miss feyming
on ; Mexican drawn work. Miss
tiyiunngton. Mrs. Stevenson lady's
anee- wool mitts. Ms*.' A. .lutlnston,
M len Sy • gton : hilt'.. fancy apron.
:She. A..lohneton, Mies Livingston
tory sofa cushion. SlimSymiiigton.
ors. P. iL Johnetuu ; Milton -lace,
Miss Syinington. Alis Living -ton:
mint lace, Mies Livingston, Mrs, A.
lohnston ; Roman embroidery on
inen, Miss Livingston. Mrs. R. Ste-
vens•r M
etOn t ahnnlslippers. iss 11,
on [m
Hayden : embroidery ouslin, Mise_
.yuns, Mrs. Stev,ns,nl : crochet table-
nats in cotton. Mime Symington, Mies
u41t:n1 • rereee crust )1r -s_ Steven=
ori : {`lat•hwork guilt in cotton. Miss
htniilton. Mies Symington patch
York quill in wont. W. H. McCracken,
I iss Lyons : patch work guilt in silk,
I Symington. Mrs. S. Il. Johnston:
esu pairs woollen socks. Miss Lyons,
lies H. Hayden ; two pairs woollen
Welting, Mrs.. Stevenson. W. 11.
I.('r•a,•ken ; two pairs woollen mitts.
lies Symington. Mrs. Stevenson ;
mbroidery in silk en cotton. Miss
.ivingstnn, Mra. Stevenson; eml,roid-
ry in milk on.linen, Miss Woods. Mrs.
teetelimma ; tea cozy. Miss Livingston,
Inc A. .lohhst„n : shawl.' euu,e net.
ire. A. Johnston.Mr:.. Stevenson :
awry pin cnshiun. Miss Livingston,
ism. A. Johnston ; table cover, Miss
ivingston, Mrs. Sternstm : five
'BInek heti cloth, Miss Lyunr, Mem,
teeyenw,n : Ing cabin guilt. Miss Sy
tington, Mrs. Howrie ; handkerchief
re-het,•nso
ehet, Mrs. !Recommit). Ars. S. IL
ohnston ; sofa wool Itl•ghnn. Mite'
n,
ymingtoMee. Stevenson : sofa
illow, Misr !.yon.. ells Livingston
nen shirt. mnehine•nutde(unwashed),
Inc S. IL Johnston. Miss Hamilton :
nen shirt, hang made innwnshell.
Miss Hamilton ; whiskholder, Mrs,
fe'enson, Miss Symington ; pillntc
haws, Miss Symington, Miss Woods ;
,•e handkerchief. Mrs. Stevenson,
rs. Howrie : bat tenburg Ince table
over. Mrs. v
Steenson. Mrs. A. John.
pit; laundry ling Miss Livingston.
rb A. Johnston : Berlin wad work,
at. Mise Lyons. \lis, Symington ;
raeey knitted. Ism -Mt*Stevenson.
iss Symington collection of burnt
trot work` Mrs. Jos. Griffin. Miss
amilton-;.mbroidered linen picture
eine, Mins Livingston. Mrs. Steven -
on ; elnhryidery)en satin. Mrs. Stc'e-
tson, Mrs. Griffin .1,fanc-) head rest.
ism Lysins. Mrs. A. Johnston : ribbon
ork. Mrs. Steven.nn: Mrs. Howrie :
et slippers. Mrs. A. Johnston.
re.Rhtvenson ; rag mat, Mies Ilam
nn, Mk. A. Johnston ; 'Japanese
aril mat, , t Symington ; crochet
tilt. Mims Symin n. Mrs. Hnwrie ;
ay cloth, Mts.venson, Miss
ivingston ; embroidery with jexvels,
iss Symington ; knit slippers. Mrs.
Tiffin. Miss Hamilton : knitted guilt,
iss Symington. Mrs. A. Johnston
•[stool. Mrs. Stevenson : table
ntre piece. Miss Livingston, Miss
yens : washstand sptasher. linen.
iss Symington, Mrs, Howrie ; draw -
g -room screen. Miss Symington.
rs. A. Johnston ; hest collection of
les work. Mims Livingston, Mrs.
owrie. Mrs. Stevenson. Special
whet on enol, Miss Lyons.
Judgem Mrs. T. R. fame, Dungan -
nn ; Mrs. Thor'. Stofhers, Dnngan-
on; Miss Mary I'hillil/s, Belfast,
Fine Arts, Etc,
fainting on moleskin. Mrs. K.
Stevenson, Mrs, R. Mcllwain ; paint-
ing on bolting cloth, Mina Symington,
Mrs. St
fit ; collceun of oil
111111..paintings, Mrs. (irieln,111111..
. Steven-
; collection of water colors, Miss
n
Kvel Hayden, Miss Livingston ;
pencil drawing, Miss Livingston, Mrs.
blowrie : crayon drawing, Miss
Evelyn Hayden, Mies Livingston ;
collection of pro and ink sketcher,
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in Stanfield's-
and you will get
perfect fitting
underwear. Stanfield's
Underwear is absolutely
unshrinkable.
That means, no stretching
---no bulging over the
hips, wrinkling at the waist.
All sizes from
inch bust -in 3
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I nsist on seting
22 to 70
winter
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IlIshTI)lC
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1911
To the Electors ' W. ACHESON - & SON
411
West Huron. TWO DAYS' BARGAINS IN
Seaspnab1e Goods
GY11I.I•]ytbti. -
As a candidate for Pilrllantent, 1 rr•
spee•tfully ask your uttpport . in the
Bunting e,aulpaigu. 1 have lived its the
cntetey, with., only_ ahb,ir
since Titly: Alfti. T !rove en a.
t.utuewhat we•tit'e port in public *Waiter,
and have always bream willing that the
searchlight should be turned um either
My public or private acts. 1 di, not
say that 1 have not uttade mi. -
tate' Two one knowlrtttat:t-n•tce deet
ter than Myself, but l do say that
have always endeavored to advance
the interests ur the Dominion am a
whole, and Chow• of the Riding in par-
t irulat:
While in general 1 out a u porter
of the present Government, i ata a
believer in the abolition of the Senate••
I think it would be wise to reduce or
abolish the duty on coal 1 would try
to make the customs taxe,s paid by
tartlets .w light as possible. I favor
any scheme that will give fainters a
telephone ayeteni, so that every farm-
er could have a telephone in his home.
1 think toe fl►eilitlee of the postoftice
could he materially increased in the
public interest. 1 believe the voters'
ists should be more up to date, and
that no one should lose his frsncbiee
Ietemee he bad moved from one con-
atittency to- ansther. I believe in
IT-vqrnrneot controV any pubic
uIiliiy. •
believe in the prudent expenditeire
of public moneys for the development
of the trade and reeoureee of this
gleet Dominion. I believe that public
omen should be Above reproach ; that
principles should mast' more than
party; that the interest of the country
is greater than that of an individI.
tr you nee -Ir t -to- erect rue as so e
representativk. Lawlor* you 1 will do
wy best to show that your confidence.
hag not been Healthy -ed.
Reelpect(idly soliciting your iofiu-
vote, 1 am, Very truly yours,
ROUT. HOLMES.
SATURDAY &-MONDAY, :OCT. 10 & 12
announcement VALUES of this anouncement are unusually
attractive and will show bow a saving may be
effected on seasonable articles by buying from our
large stocks.
LINOLEUMS
Two, three or four yards wide, lit a tenet. of patterns, burs! 3-
lied block mitten's, special it' yell'... ......
40 PAIR COTTON BLANKETS
Largest best double eixe with pick or blue borders, �� �C
regular J
$1.75quality. et per pair
SALE OF TABLE LINENS
A shipment rw.eeived of 'seconds in table linens; we're placing the,
on sale at fully 2.1 per cent. less than real value. All putty linen ,•1
standard quality, some with wu+il weavingIrt'reta--e1et 2 l---2.211.
2x:i and 21x3. ttegular $151) to $t'.tao„v:alues, at o 0
$1.00 to $"i.
from 0
High -Class Dress Goods
PRINCESS BROADCLOTHS in rich shades.
VENETIANS. IMPERIAL CORDS, CHEVRON STRIPES. •
WORSTEDS in handsome self and two tone effects.
Pretty COLOR COMBINATIONS and BLENDINGS, correct weight and
finish for the smut tailored suits. -
ADIOS' FALL COATS
A large choice of Ladies' l•trket. iii Krises and Beaver. sneaks
neitly teilurtel and trimmed. ine,lnl,n 1•.nt �Z On�l t„ g U10 QO
lengths[ prier. range
Miss Livingston, Miss E. Hayden
specimen 'of peumapship by boy or
girl tinder fifteen years, Reggie Glen.
Stella Kirk ; collection of sowers
painted on glans, Mies Livingston,
Ire. R. Alcllwein ; collection 01 fruit
painted on glass, Moe, R. Mcllwain,
Mrs. Griffin ; collection of animals
painted on glees, Mrs. R. Mellwitin,
MTs. Howrie ; collection of metallic
lustre, painting. Miss Livingston: Miss
Symington ; collection of autumn
leaves,. Mrs. Andrew Kirk ; oil paint-
ing, animals,, Miss Livingston. Mis.
Stevenson ; collection of noxious weed
seeds, named. by boy or girl ut.der
fifteen you., attending shod, Har-
vey Pentland : collection amateur
photography, Miss Harriet Hayden.
Judges -Mee. McNabb, Dungannon.:
lee.M. t
1 Bice, I) tngannon.
' 1RIII►E l REPORTS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
f Close Lower -Live Steck-
Latest Quotations.
Monday Evening, Ca't. 12.
Idverpou wheat future. ,•hse,1 to -day
i,d to Yrd 10 r than Saturday'. and corn
our
hanged
..►1 Chlrago, Vacwheat closed .e
1. mer it ,,, Saler
!WOO,/ isueenber 15101
closed ere higher, :uta ter 015(5 wi-
n
Winnipeg Options.
• towing are Mr clueing quota t eQa on
win • . s grain futures : -
W --Cletubev Paye bid, Ileesethe•r
Y-yc L1 May ltic 1,10
Vats- •tuber 37%. bid, IJsoember c
asked.
T to Grain Markets.
Wheat. fall, bush f0 90 l0 10 to
wheal red,
sVlaea I, goose, tlwh o w----._.;: `
Itye, bushel
Buckwheat. bust
Peas. bushel 090
Itarlry, . bushel 0 i.s V-14
vats, bushel ,....
Toronto DairyMarket.
flutter, separator, dairy o 21 0
Bulger,, slag .luta
Butter, creamery, lb. rolls. V 1e
F:ses, new -saki,. dozen 0
Christ•. large, 1b 01
Cheese, twin. Ib ' 011
Honey, extracted ....•c 0 10 0.11
Comb honey, doz. sections2 SI 7!r
Now York Dairy Market.
NEW TORI:, Oct. 12 -- Butter s. •-t :it
steady, receipts 1112t4; 1rruu,en, spe
rlalx. _de to 21Ki•; .arms. :-tor thirds.
'to firsts Ile to '.ie; held, npe•elalx.
to 'e. .talc dairy. cannon to Crest. ice•
1., 314 poocess, common to specials
to ^Zii. western factory, first. Is lit I.,,•
western Imitation , reamery, first. 1914, ,o,
2u•.
Cheese- Flan: receipts, 11111; state.-, ill
erwtm. apeelaIe tale to War:- do. small.
colored or white. fancy. IP"; dv.. large.
colored or white, fancy, 1254 : do.. good
to prime. 13.• lit 'Mix; do., common to
fair, 10''u- to llxc; sus. 2.• to mew.
gage- Vim. reostpq, 7714: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby, selected. whit,'
fray. ati• to Tic; de. fair to choice _'r
to 3tt; brown and mixed. rangy. :'0.• to
re; do., fair to choice, Mr. to ;7.•, wen; -
ern, first. Stec to 211e; seconds, to :3..
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Are Firm --No change In
Prices at American Markets.
LI,N11(51 Oct. 12. -!.endo, cable. for
tattle are steady at [talc to I.•„ tee
ts.und, eresset merit. refrtg.ral,e 1•••.•f
Is quoted at Plc to bees par Pound
Toronto Junction Live Stock.
TURONTo JCNt.T1ON, ter I2-.
Receipt& of live stock at the inion
Stock Yards were 65 carloads. eom-
I.uaed of 13.70 cattle, K3 IP,,Is, 46n,htep
and lambs and 30 calves
Exporters.
Export steers sold a1 1450 to M, per cwt
1.111ch 1. 13.- lower than the hlgheet pries
paid one week ago. 1: xport buns solei et
13 70 to 14.x. the balk going at 017•, 10 11.
Ysteaer..
There was n good, strong market fur
the beet finlshen butchers which are
Searcy, thea. days. One load of ,•holgs
pleked butcher: helloes were sold by
picked butchers'... hetf0rs wan Mold by
ttunn & I.evaek at 16 per cwt., wbhrh
weighed 1300 lbs. each, hut they were ex-
ceptionally good, as cattle are celnlne
now. }'Irked Int 15054 at 1471 to 14.11;
loade of gond, 14.40 to 1470; medium. acts
to KM. common, 11.75 to M; lows. MAO
to 113.75, canners, 11 to 12.
Feeders and eeeeb.a.
H. & W. Murby were on the market, as
well an several others, who were (noalltg
Hunters' Excursions
via Grand Trunk Railway system.
Retitle' tickets at single fare ; October
lith to November 3rd, to point. in
Temegami, points Mattawa to Port
Arthur. To Georgian Bay and Mack.
inaw Division ; Port Arthur via N.
N. Co., and to certain points in
Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
and Newfoundland.
October ''22nd to November 3rd, to
Muskoka Lake., Lake of Bays. Mag-
anetawan River, Penetang, 'Midland
and Lakefleld. Madawaska to Depot
Harbor, Argyle to ('oboconk, Lindsay
to HAlihurton, elharh of Lake via h.
it P. Railway, and points trout Severn
to North 13ay inclusive, Return
limit on all tickets Saturday, Deceit).
her:rth, WOK, or until clone of naviga-
tion, if earlier, to prints reached by
steamers. Full information from any
(.rand Trunk ticket agent.
W. ACHESON & SON
for o.nuer; CAW!. Inc messrs. muroy
sold u
ng load of good. 1100-Ih. .leers at
17.1a. and they smote feeders, Mal h, 1100
Ms each. at 1.3 GO to P.M: feeders. We to
1000 ILS. each. at 1$25 to :sofa. goad stook•
era. at 13 per cel-. common d .• rt
to 12.;0; distillery bull',. *•.:A to 12
, •t springers.
Fred Rowntree bought 21 nm1k..s a
apringers at t:21 a1i 170. or an average ,
1•sl reel. but Ihry wet. of good qual,t..
veal retiree. '
Receipts light price .tend., at 13 to
16.50 cwt.
aberp asd Lambs.
Export ewes. 1. = • to 1'S.500; rams, 1:.30
to 12.75; numbs. St et to 14.70.
Itega.
!loons, Limited. report selects at 1610.
fed and watered at, the market. and, gee
f.o.b. cars at cnuntry point, which la the
same as at the latter end f last week„
Montreal, Live Stock
Central Stuck Yards West Eud Market
the receipts of live shock for the week
1>
ending 1. 1n were _ 51 cattle. L'a'g.' sine..
and !arab,, 2"411'144.gs and In valves, whir -
-H..• supple thin nr..rrrinK -ware too t atvA
1:GI .sheep and ;..u,Lo..13W buns ams .fs+
"deft,. A wr:ekes feeling developed. on
the market for tattle tins -morning and
prices .1 .-lined 4, per pound for all
grades. T1.11 was due to the fact that
the offerings were ninth larger 514n a
week :ago. and, as they consisted prlurl
pally of oeuall stuck of lightweights. the
defraud was only fairly glad f r such.
but users was a good enquiry- for good 10
rbun'.- heavy rattle, which were scarce
The rsuse of the increased receipts Is said
10 be due to the high prices ruling for
feed and the scarcity of hay In mine sec
lions of the'eouatrf. ', t, -h are forting
farmer. to til their surpto, stork Veto..
the winter Has In. -Cables from Ialver-
pwl on Saturday stated that trade In
cattle was s1ow, but noted :t firmer feel-
ing In the market at an advance In prices
of 'lee 1. :l,' per naiad. as ...mewed with
those of a week ago. which tended to in-
ce-Mee the demand front wet etkorhrs;
-IiOT.'-Q--xuitaYne-'7LttA'R'-7iu:r-.rciiree`77re-
volnme of trade In this .direction was
sm,..11. Lural :,utBhrtr 1.' • agar lac
for char.- beeves, 4' to Ole,' fur no.. Jur.
Sly.• lar (.5h, AP lit 31..e for Boui Bun,
aa1 ye 1u °M• (or ilderlyn, ter Isl.
There was no furttter change In (00' i hs -
u ouz-ut the ntarkett for .Iambs sinew- 1
day wrrk. '1•I4•• 'attn.', was mart, Invite
Out, as,the demand from local buyers wawa
Raid. as active. trade was done. and
pieces+ were' maintained, with ...Ie., ef
choler tuts at :s' ;•, Sano, And good at .kyr
Nle per 11 '1'l.re was no Improy.•miarut
1n tie demand for sheep for export :ic-
eau oal.g to the eoptlnurd low priers
that a Is•1riK rral5sed for then' In all
the ft ` market.., consequent ly 1- ale
was slow. but In spit. 44 Ills fart values
rule',! - atm u steady', and ..Ira of- cion.,
tuts for lora 'aerosol were Inadr at
and ,'urs at .. r t,. 354a'pe Ib. A fah',
trade was dune calves: -_and priers oh or
ole
uu. arSX,• Sale". f stall -fel stuck vs:re
',sada. at ='v to 4 per 11, live weight
Owing to Increase.! •elpts atf bo,, .md
e'aaadlan ba,•ou, a as'. •,-r fes;tng h:w
prevalk•.' to "the market, 1 pile.•. are.
•:r per In, lbs lower than week ago.
The drn..u,d at this ,vara4 llu was' woos!
from- !owes*. .Ms -al !owes* wad Ztrtrrr
L adz was duns. with sales mf Ir.9e•d
u
lta at sa l:• per la, 10s. w.ljlatrl or - •ars..,
._ Thr rats,rls of Inv.• 5(as•k for the 10 , t1,
of rLylentb.•r were t:,:Tk; ,a111,. 2431 .1,
maY1nK a total for the season M NA
rattle and 7152 sheep, as cantered with
ft,IMal rani.• and 41J6r• sheep for the .ant•
WI lsl in 1sr17.
East Buffalo Citta Market,
I:AS'1' !tl'F'F.V,u, Ort L' cattle it.
cripts, MMI brad: slow and generally
steady: prime steers,. to si.±.; ship-
ping, 15 to 03.aa; butchers', 14:::. to i, 50,
heifers,. 13.30 to ft; ewes anA 1,0115. 1: 75
-lo- 14-_'•' ,Ns-krrs and feeders, 13.35 to -
/1"u sm.*, heir, -r4, 12.75 to *3.4
- fresh
-,Ws :vol springers strong, 112•C to 164.
Veals--Reowlpts. Iia, head, active and
1n higher. PI.o t10 S.
tenger--ltecrtplx, 21.000 treat!; slow std
stead.. heavy. N: to 16.10: mixed, 13 7.
h,
114.14; voakers.- Its. to P. pigs, Si to
1fr-5--•rmrJhs-tr75 n1 *0710: stags 14 to
14 at, 11.11 rtes :.nd grassers, 16.7: to 11, W.
.
...,..,ivy a m Cold Weather
Comrort in Cold Weather
't'HIJlwn-►v, October 15, 1808 6
1
We have lust received a very Targe importation of the
High =Grade Cutlery
of LOCKWOOD BROS., of Sheffield, England.
This importation includes
Table Knives and Forks,
Celluloid Knives in dessert, medium and
table sizes,
A large range of Carving Sets,
Tea, Dessert and Table Spoons,
Bread Knives and Steels,
Pocket and Pen Knives,
zors and Scissors.
Putting t with our former stock, we can now: give a wide
range 10 :hoose fr and as we are crowded for room we will make
s special sale for of Week, and giv: a discount ranging from
I0 to 20 `PE,R: CENT. OFF --.
on our whole stock, for cash.
We want you to see these goods,, if Lott do not with to
biay now, for the prices wail pleasantly surer you. -
HowdL Hardware Co.
Limited.
Couch = Dave- I
port -Bed
SEE OUR COMBINED
SEE OUR COMBINED
ALL IN ONE
INSTAN7LY ADJUSTABLE
STRONG AND DURABLE
It will save its price by economy
in fuel this winter.
Asksee it. No trouble to show it.
1
1
l'hmie.
GEORGE JOHNSTON
Stun{,. 91
Night Palls
promptly attender, FURNi I URE and UNDERTAKING
Hot Water Bottles and Syringes 1
Now is the time of year to be thinking ( buying your
Hot Water Bottles. We have the largest 'stock of these
in Western Ontario and
WE HAVE THE GOOD KIND
Those that wear and Rive satisfaction. We have them at
all prices. Call and let us show then[.
BUTLANDtf GODERIC
" THE STORE THAT PLEASES."
�IMMO --
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FOR THAT COLD
Our WHiTE PiNE and TAR, with WILD CHERRY, Guaranteed to cure.
25c per Bottle.
HOREHOUND CANDY sec Ib. ROCK CANDY 20( Ib
COUGH DROPS 2 or sc.
BEDFORD
BLOCK
GODERiCH,
ONTARIO
RST. READ OUR
FREE CATALOGUE
>•R:;. `d q` THEN Decide on the Business College
We ash therlv
'� + LIi't'h►. P !lege of sending you
our intensely-interessting, handsomely-
illustrated FREE CATALOGUE- In
fact, you really owe it to yourself to get
fo,se► Cilf a► a copy and read It thoroughly before you
?1a• .ad 5bo,lk•a select the Business College to attend.
BO'1°•��Cotles• o....e• This Catalogue explains all about our
t..a••� school, our faculty, our different courses.
Tellm why we honestly believe our Col-
lege to be the best forou. After reading the boo& we will leav
you to fudge for yourself. Sending fora copy places you under no
obligation. Just mail your name and address on • postcard.
Students ad,ut.d eat rim.. Sperm! opening. S•pt•,nb•r .nd January:
The Forest City Business and Shorthand College
7 LONDON, ONTARIO
21 WI WESTERVELT ?,.ap.l J ,t w6STCR VOLT. J. C.A.. yer.PAA•401
Granby Rubbers
GRANBY RUBBERS
wear like iron.
SOLD ONLY BY
are the best -looking
and the best -wearing
Rubbers on the market.
G. M. Elliot.
MOW
4,
OVES !
STOVES!
STOVES!
W1 1'11 t1 approiu.11 of winter the 1hought;nf Stoves in
nmsoBi,tl Pd. We have' it complete line of Ranges
a l l d H ea r Orn ti, 4.1104 perp f rynt. The world wide -known
HAPPY THOUGHT & WORLD'S FAVORITE
aro• leaders,
.,,no•thinw twit in the If.tnge Ilse
THE SUPREME
I u this range the this travel towhee live tildes of the oven,
whereas other, only touch three. It is the only mecondery
eunibnstion and v keg-on/mining range on the market.
1t is guaranteed to maSP :dl per cent. of the fuel when using
turf( coal or wood and :1'1 per cent. when using hard coal.
It horns the gases that others throw, up anti out of the
ell inrney.
In Heating Stoves the RADIANT HOME still
leads, the market.
we can give you monit. splendiil values in second-hand
I;.,nges and heaters.
BUTTER MAKERS,
have you seen the new SANITARY CHURN displayed in
our window, which is to be the find price for the hest
\
ht -Tb. crock of butter shown at the ((rklerich industrial
V'hihitien P
Plumbing, !lotting, I:avestroughint and
Electric Light Wiring promptly attended
to and all work fully guaranteed.
PORTLAND CEMENT always in stock.
Store 'Phone 22
House 'Phone it'
CHAS. C. LEE