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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH' ` ONTARIO, . •
T*.t/k/inAY, Noveluher 12, 1999 Al
FACTS
FOR SICK
WOMEN
E.
No other medicine has been eo
sticloeseful in relieving the suffering
of women or received eo many gen-
uine testimonials aa has Lydia E.
Pinkhsnt'a Vegetable Compound.
In every cobununity you will find
women
bwho have been restored to
beaitbeLydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etableone you meet either been bene -
Mad
by it, or hag friends who have.
In the I'inkhetu laboratory at
Lynn,llies's, any woman a ny dayalay
see the files containing over one mil-
lion one hundred thousand letters
from women seeking health, and
here are the letters in which they
openly state over their own /signa-
tures that they were cured by Lydia
E. Yinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Lydia N Pinkham's Vegetable
' Compound has saved matey women
from surgical operations.
li Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is made from r, ots and
herbs, without drugs, and is whole-
some and har'mlella
The reason why Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound is so
succesafnl is because it contains in-
gredients which act directly upon
the feminine organism, restoring it
to a healthy normal condition.
Women who, are suffering from
those distressing ills peculiar to their
flet should not lose sight of these
facts or doubt the abihty of Lydia
S Pinkhanl'm Vegetable Compound
to restore their health.
-No Strd
-No Shriek
The way Stantield's
Underwear is, whrn you
buy it -is the way it stays
until you are ready to -1190p7'
wearing it.
Staniield's
Unshrinkable
- _ - Underwear
can'i shrink because the
shrink is taken out of the
wool, before
garments are
woven. The
natural
"spring" of
the wool pre-
vents stretch-
ing out of
shape.
$trinf eld's is
the Under-
wear for
fit and
comfort.
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-_----. CHAS. E. O RIFFITH
UPHOLSTERING
AND REPAIRING
HAiR MATTRESSES RENEWED
AND RE -MADE
CARPET All orders
LAVING promptly Attended to
• ('harire, moderate
Repair Booms: rine door West of 1'. .1. Barprr:4
Stove Store, West StreeL
lteddenre-k'Igin Avenue.
0O1)I':Rit'H. ONT
Good
roceries
Real good Groceries
Only good Groceries
Cheap considering the
quality
Everything fresh and
seasonable
Ring up 'phone No. 91
Immediate attention to
your order
Everything delivered
promptly
Sturdy & Co.,
THE GR CES
N THE SOUARE.
PEN AND SCISSORS.
I/.,..
Meld well thy work in hand town day to day.
Bring lu thy toll an ever cheerful mind,
lift uuly they are biassed who learn the way
To useful service there contentment tied.
The grudging task degrader the laborer's eon!.
Betrays the guidance of the skillful baud,
Tempts fait ability with dally goal
To bitter waters In a desert land.
rluvice beautifier lb mental youth :
T is be thy gospel underneath the sun -
ln the uuswertlug sacred oyes of truth
That work 1s worthiest that host le duos.
Miss MacPherson, in her bupk,
Scenic Miel,rs and Battlefield* u(
French Canada, gives her version of
the supposition that early Spanish
navigators exclaimed on landing up -
1)11 the then unpromising sleeve of
Canada. "Aca Nada," -- "nothing
here"- tulle* the name Canada.
"An objection to this et,molop "
says n writer in The New lurk
Timer. "is that the Spanish 'acs' is
not 'here,' in the sense used, but
rather 'hither,' while 'aqui' is 'here' or
'hereabouts.' Moreover, tides* writ-
ten down at the time, the expression
wouki hardly have horn preserved.
Neither -dons [tie -Urn -an wird 'Kan-
natba-'a collection of huts - you
cite aa the commonly accepted original
form of 'Canada' seem very satisfac-
tory.
However, the name is very like
Spanish, if pronounced with the
widdh• syllable accented, and anyone
familiar with old Spanish maps and
early Spanish map -making will rind it
a utotw reasonable suppgositirro, which
alae has ita adherents. that •Ties.da
Cantina' --'land canyuned or gullied'
()I•-'Tierru de 1a Canada' -- 'land al ---
valley or gorge' (of the St. Lawrence
or some other river entering the gal(
of Ihat navel -was note) in the reap
of tin early historic Spanish voyage
from the wast Indies up the Atlantic
coast.- red- int,. the Gulf ..t fit.- Lawr-
ence to find a northwest pas*age.
• ••$uch original and authoritative
'Hapm were properly held to be of
great value ; and, when copied for
srbsequ4'nt navigators, the notes
made upon throe became part of the
new maps, and thus the nomenclature
way perpetuated.`"�'
T
They t.•lI this Mrkry about an absent-
minded dentist - nut in Uodericb, but
somewhere else.
A young lady whom ire had long
but secretly admired came to hila one
day to have\ a molar extracted. He
admini*teredthe proper anaesthetics
mud *et to work. But when the fair
1tinsel recovered consciousness she
found that be was slowly bet steadily
WdUug oiit-.aa..•._tt ,y"_.wftee-ese.
other, saying dreunuly as he IooaeJ at
Pile : .l
"She lover t/i. ! She doves roe not ''•
4
.t/Pli.r 1 . rr.,rnr..
A ,toady job that peps me well.
A pleasant horse In w hid, to dwell.
A raincoat when it, raining
A liver that is ideas. right.
A never failing appetite,
The wit to *Ry ming. [kat are -Wants
And 1 will sunt complaining.
_ A chatter to I ras el now and then.
The friendship of my fellow -men.
The luck to never stumble :
Hair that will not forsake my be,cd.
A to that never may tarn ret,
'weet.dreaau when 1 crawl into brat, -
And 1 will never grumble.
A manner that the ladles like,
The strength to knock out when I strike,
A bright run ass ma statues ;
A little Maher e. ery day,
Youth that will or, er wear away,
Three limes a year a raise of pay.
And 1 will cense repining.
To have I hat which I want without
The sorrows of delay or doubt.
A tongue that s uev er furry :
To be from worldly cares so free
That other *nen will envy mc, -
To wake each utcrning filled with glee,
And I will severs
worry.
The elective of '.". H. Tett to the
Presidency of the United Staten is
another instance of the many cases
w e orather
herein -in cult t a common
belief - the occupant of that high
oglee ha, not made his way from a
"lug -cabin to the NVhite House." As
a 1114tter of fact. there have [leen only
three Presidents who have actually
been cradled in poverty -Abraham
Lincoln, •Andie•w Johnson and (iar-
fleJ,l. Of the remainder, eleven hove
leen .sons of distinctly well-to-do
parents, while the others have been
born in comfortable hemnee. Wash-
ington was a man of long pedigree ;
John Adams wash Harvard graduate,
and Lather of John Quincy Adepts,
one of his euccee,ors at, the White
House ; JetTerson'e father teas a rich
planter ; Madison's, a large land
owner ; at nineteett James Mourne
waaan army captain, andnt the [tame
age Harrison was an ensign : Tyler
was son of a judge and Governor
Fillinote of a justice, and Pierce of a
major -general ; and eo on through the
long lint, all, with the three excep-
tions mentioned, having had et least a
fair start in life.
;y
;I hen hath,- r nor, 14, /,s4.
55.. all look on with anxious eyes
%When tether CP r s es the duck,
And mother almost always slghs-
Whedmleer egrVilti the deer.- '
Then e11 of un prepare to rise
And hold oar bib+ before our e) os,
And he prepared for .on,a eurppri.e
When father e rsewIhedeck.
He braces op and grabs a fork
%Vhene'er he cars c- a dnek,
And sons allow a mid to talk
1'111111m'. reeved 1 he dock.
The fork 1s jabbed into the rides.
Across the bre,,[ the knife he sliders
And every careful lernn hides
Frani flying chit- of duck.
The pleetor ninny. seams to slip
When father carves n dock.
And how it makes the di -hes skip,
I'nttones fly ntnn^k
The splash and ,abbsgn lone In space.
We gel some gravy a�f1tr our fare.
And fattier mutters )podia grace
w'henS er he carves a duck.
lye (ha. have learned to wnik around
The dinlageonm, andluck
Frnm off the window sill. and walls
char share of tethers duck.
While father growl. and blow. end laws,
And swears his knife was full of flags,
And mother jaws a1 him Menne,
lie coolant entre the dock.
,.('orae Where My Love Lies Dream-
ing," with Mistral ed cover.
"Trust Her Not," for fifty eeins,
"1 Would Not Live Always," with-
out arcompsniment.
" Aete the Conquering Hem Comes,"
with full orrheatra.
"There R'aa a Little Fisher Maid-
en," in three parte.
'The Tale o' a Swordfish," with
many scales. •
"Rome, +tweet Home," in A Bat,
McGILLICUDDY APPEALS.
Outcome of Case Regarded as Moral
Victory for The News.
Calgary, Alta., Nov. 12. --The Daily
News, in view of Mr. McGillicuddy's
appeal to the Supreme Court of the
Province, feels the carr to be suhju-
diee. and was therefore not ie a posi-
tion to make a direct editorial cone
anent today.
Tee fact that the jury added a rider
advising The Eye Opener to be
suppressed if filthy matter is pub.
limbed in future, combined with Judge
Ileck'r coodemuation of the paper ss
"debasing, corrupting, and immoral,"
and the releasing of the defendant
true the payiug of conte, is regarded
by McGillicuddy as a strong moral
victory, practically as good ee 1111
acquittal se far se the policy of The
Daily News is conoeriei.
The editor it west confident as to
the success of an appeal.
Leave to appeal xva, granted to the
court en bout, which meets un De-
cember 1st, which will decide if the
jury had power to decide on the plc.[
of justification. Stay of payment of
the fine MIN granted to December 15.
Edwards ray* • nothing, only an-
nounces that the nest issue of The
i:yeOpe'ner will be on November 21.
The Calgary Newasaye, in theeotiese
nt12th an art arele in Ha issue of November
The verdict of the Jury is, to say the
least, somewhat peculiar, and as it has
been appealed to the higher court The
Daily News will not comment mum it
but will merely reproduce it:
(1) We find the defendant guilty of
litk•1,
121 We find that the plea of justiflca•
bion bas not been sustained.
Further, we, the jury, as- citizens of
Calgary, desire to place on record our
eiharane
mud illustrations which have floe
time to time appeared in The Eye
Opener, and we respectfully beg you'
lordship to caution the publisher to re
train in the future from publishing
auuh- oheeene literature; Nhntrations,
etc., and, failing this. that the paper be
mania essed.
11 nothing mother hal •been are
!dished by The Daily News the Work
done and the money expended were
good investments. The jury's rec -
inendatien along this line dog" them
credit and obliterates any felllittg f
resentment that (night exist i1) the
mind of the detend.nt against the ver-
dict. It is something tb know that in
Calgarj~ at least six good uirn and
true. Most of vthoru personally knew
the prosecltof,-sworn to do what they
believed to be right "place on record
their disapproval of the ube.t•ne'Iitera-
torr and illustrations which have from
.torte to thele--appeere•t1 in The stye
Opener," and ask the judge to caution
the publisher• against future publica-
tion of the- same• "and, failing this,
that the paper be stippressut"
1be time was that if anybody d "set
to streak about The Eye Opener in
tones of sen*err it was dole wilt
bated breath. I'od sy all of that is past
and a public body in the public int
est and in their capacity an citizens of
Calgary du nut hesitate to per, the
her sinister upon the eat:utrltelutof
the paper in question. -
'I'his is not all. Mr. Justice Heck
ha,: something to lav on the Nuhject
and fails not where his duty to the
public ie inmtvet its referring to
Elie Eve Opener he says :
•'It, however, in may /pinion, sit L1
fa -hey -Id _ Itis npinl(n1 of most of
others -certainly in the opinion of the
jury, because they have *kid so -is
a paper which has isd'n exercising a
debasing anis corrupting and de-
ru .ializing influence on the comuian-
itv, and the publisher of it in• any
opinion, entitled to very little con
sWeratlon." ' - --
All of which gonitweh Iv, that The-
Daily
heDaily News was right in. the main
when it ettaeked. as the lv trned judge
says, "it paper whish h b' en exercis-
ing is debasing, corrupting and do -
moralizing influence on the contmun-
ity and the publisher of which is en-
titled t•) very little a milder 'ti in."
A feather pillow encovit,I was out
of the question, and The Daily News
shone the weapons that would mike
the most impression suit prove most
effective.
The snake has been scotched, if not
killed, and no decent pereen in Al-
berta will fail t,4'+ IN• duly thankful.
W. ACHESON & SON
I he Howell Hardware Co.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
FUR COATS.
MEN'S FUR COATS
Our ver)' (urge purchases of .Rio's Co kis this Reason comprise nearly 1)114'
hundred galulenty. The big buying ole int great c1)mces.i 01 in twelves, rind
00 values in the Canadian bueiite.s, ('1111 surpass our quutatienr, quality
considered.
Men's Wombat Coats,
Men's Walloby Coats,
Men's China Dog Coats,
trachan Collar,
$20.00 to $28.00
$25.00 to $30.00
with 'As -
$15.00 to $22.00
Men's Coon Coats, - $50.00 to $56.00
Men's Black Calf Coats, Fancy Collar $28.00
LADIESASTRACHAN LAMB COATS
Fo ty new to aetw•t from Fine, ivant-curl.-well watoltt:l--skins, and lined
with heavy English Satin or Italian cloth. Coate -are quality go trantend.
•
LADIES' FURS, OUR SPECIAL
Sable Boas. 72.iuchea long. full l urtest arid sees; barge, ao.l it iron
eight lards: tails. /iamb/rime and stylish, r.•al vale.' $12 on, for ja co
Largest nex pillow -1h ape Muff. Cl 11) itch, a , b,• r..al value $3.00, for $i:oe
SATURDAY AND MONDAY BARGAINS
Wool Blankets
MARKET REPORTS.
Forty pairs Dioubie H1anketa- IY1 I,o_&L. Clean. foe.. xt.wde ,.ndr.,n...r.a �f
Ow• hent mulls. iVhite, with Pink ur Blue border. or Grey wild fan••y border
Regular value, $3.75 for $2.75
Ladies' Coats and. MNsest Coats
Fitt} mrd' -Length cloth_ Coats, -1lauver an:l_ lt..av-y-Twrwi. Rt111-
throughout. Rrald-triulrued, and many with silk vela et Collars. Prices were
from - $5.00 to $12.00 rack.
These coats are not unfaehionabie, lend ole x positive. bargain, aril w4' invite
Dur 10081 discriminating custoulars C• - inspect titan. Two 104 .4 011 wile, at $s.00
and $4.oe eaeh:--
W. ACHESON & SON
one ,.elected load wan sold by Corbett & wren inn.e of 11 w•Pf!k nen: P'P4 d 11,11011
Dail at 16.16 per cwt. 14ulis sold from was wrest rr,-m-In.d.) peckers and .1 alerts
61.75 to $4.00,,the latter price._ being obtain- n 1 nates '1 eel••eted l,ts ever% ora. at
eke by Dunn & [.evaelt-ter one ebelee Y..0 86.7b to SG .rn per Cwt., wentMr.! ofr Cu
Ib. bull i East Buffalo Cattle Market'
Butchers,
Prim perked lot. If butchercattle:sold EAST llt'Y4'A1,0, N..v. 16-Cattlel-1te-
about as bah as the- best exporter,-. at L t..rnel.t•brt_nn
14o >L5; loads of good. .30 to 64$ ma-
�
down, $4 to $4.2.5: common 5150 to 6L7:1,
rows, $2.50 to 111.^5: Panner. 11- to T2.
Feeders sled stackers.
--FT:.1r W,--6f.Mr-report-+4i11f#t-4Padr-4w
feeders and Mockers. Should I!ere he n
!aus's: delivery It looks as tho every class
excepting thl; 1 ".t ni fe-sl.' '. night go
lower in price. :twerp. Mn1•t*y -ewe
price. same as last wee':. i1) fnll'ws:
Rc."t feeders, 950 to 7(1,0 lbs earh, •.1 L"•.m
to 64: brat feelers- e'.. to Mo lbs. each, at
1140 to 6.7.71; bent Mockers, 64'4 to 60 the
each, at tl to 63.40: romr.,w. and mentum
stockers. 62 to 62. n
- Mflke*e sees frr[etcees,
About 10 mllkerw •.nd ?r.'n.ers sold at
MO to 685 each, All good to .'Omar milk-
er and forward springer, foundready
sale, but tato- ,prlrgers and sight eorn-
mon inferior rows were slow ante_
- -- - -. --- ----. YFST' Cale... -
nide a • veru floated number of nal•
calves wan offered and ernes, were un -
per cwt.
Sheep wad Lambs.,
The tr.ie in ,herr and Iambs le atonal -
h• r'nwing larger at this market. over
4'm finding ready sale to -day. Besides the
whattoirs. 1"aars: Dunn and T.evack are
always on- hand to take nit offered. Trade
In sheen and Nmhse was *lenity. Export
ewer, sob! af• ?T.71•11 To.69. k1• rams, 62 to 62.51
per cwt : lambs, $4 to 6450. or an average
tN-6640 per cwt.
Rosa. - _a_.
A. predicted by 'r'•,. world nn Friday
I00 prteen were 'a little fornater. Dunne.
Tlmfte4, reported r.l.rt., fed end waters
04 at masker. 66.± and M f n.h. rare, to
drovers at --entry point*.
Mon:real Live Steele
MONTREAL, Nor. 111.-plperlal. l -At the
M.-atr.at. Aturk Yards west 14nd Ma/ket
11.• TScrl pis of live stock for the• "(.1
endleit Noe. 14 were 34M rattle, t:3m sheep
and lambs, 24':r) hogs and 404 rutile.. The
offerings for local Consnmpltnn Olin morn-
tna.-venMMed of 1:100 (-Attie. 1519) sheep and
Iambs and ^n) calves. There was no ac-
tual rhange to the condition 111 the mar-
ket for rattle ,Ince this day week, prices
being firmly maintained for good to ehnise
stock ,,t account of the continued- Iimlt-
ed supply coming. forward and the good
demand for the ramp local buyers: There,
was Ono a good enquiry from exporters,
--6St IlTey round if- LT(rrawt to fill their
wants of chole, rind were obliged to buy
-several iota of light weights In order to
Liverpool Wheat Futures Dull, Chi- eomplelr their shipments. lout supplies
of medium and common cattle were nm."
cago Lower -Lints Stock- - pl', for which the demand wan rood, and
Latest Quotations. on the whole an active trade was done.
Cahle ndvlres from Llvert,.'nl on Satur-
Monday Evening, Nov. 16. day staled that trade was v. ry stow and
the market weak with prl. ','l4' to 154c
Winnipeg Options. - DOT M. tower than -a week nen; sates of a
Following are the closing quotations on few choirs t,eevr, hire erre made at tier
Winnipeg grain features: god.),( 4t4c_ to .0{,e; fair, nt 3'4c to 4c:
Wheat -November 61.0154 asked, Deccan- common. it 2'5.• to 3'•c, and Inferior at
her 461kr bid, Ma)- 61.011, Old. Be to 2yc per Ib.
Oa[s-Nurcmber 'CN t.• bid. 1 •'•rembar aro- ---X Tallinn prevailed 411 the market
asked. for lambs an prices show no ('longe
front a week �Ro. Supplies were fairly
r Toronto Grain Markets. Inrge, for which the demand from loyal
Wheat, fall, bush i0 M to 1.... -Raver*
Wheat, red, bush
Wheat. goose, bush
Rye, bu,hel
Buckwheat. bushel
Pea* bushel
"Barley,,i u,b1
Oat., bushel 0 44 .,.. to .s• per Ili., as to quality and sire.
Toronto DairyMarket. There were about 3000 hogs on IOP mar-
ket thin morning, but In spite of lids fact
2.5 and the continued weak ndviees from
22 .8 European aduraea.. on Canadlass-.-Imeriewsa
M %Mel, noted a further decline to puking of
30 1s to 4, per cwt.; 1 firmer foelhte devrlap-
30 ed In the market -end values ehow nn ad -
24 veyhee,pf 5(: L'+ IOe per ',wt.. sib comrsred
done. Choice Intl sold at 5c to Sae, and
0 93 - .... growl, at -454n 11).4'4.' per 4b:,. the -trade -ft
0 All .... 1•heej5 Was fate and prlee•s were neettiingea
0 46 - ,.., at 1%04' to 47 for Roast to clud.•e -1.4*,-end-
0 at 3'yr to 3554c for culls per II,. The de -
o w e *5 -mint-for sires win rather sine, of 214,!
1.i iniad
Have several SNAPS in S,l;t't►N1l-11:1NL
STOVES and HEATERS
One large Baseburner grates and fire -pot in
first-class shape, •$16.00
One 918 Reservoir Range, burned less than two
years,, sold because owner was moving away.
We will sell this at a bargain.
Another Range will be sold at $10,00
Another Stove at $8.00
On several wood heaters we will give a cash
discount of ten per cent.
Let us supply you - with whatever you need in
Ranges and Heaters.
' SOLE AGENTS FOR THE PANDORA
Howell Hardware Go.
Limit. d.
t
A chocolate confection of rich milk choco-
late and fresh shelled walnuts. Simply
exquisite. In i:: and ? pound cakes.
THE COWAN CO LIMITED, TORONTO.
111
Rutter, separator, dairy .. 0 24
Rutter, *tors Iota 0 22
Butter, creamery, solids ., 0 7+
Rutter, creamer)'. Ib. rolls0 77
F.gge, new -laid. dozen 0 29
Eggs, cold storage 0 Z3
Cheese. biro.. Ib 0 1354 ....
Cheese, twin. Ib 014
l-toney, extracted 010 011
Honey, combs. dollen 1 75 2 75
Liverpool Grain and Produce.
1,IVERPOOL, Nov. 1e-Closing-vl'heat,
*pot firm; No. 2 red western winter, -x
11%4d. futures. _luiet; Dee., 75 1114.1 March,
,s 9tid: May, 7. Mad. Corn, sod Ameri-
can mixed mute[. s; futures. quiet; Jan,
6e MO; Mar. h, 5s t',:d. Peas, Canadian
,teeady, 7s 75,44. flops tri London. Pacific
Coast, firm, (3 5. to t3. Items. Short cut,
quiet, 46s 60, Bacon Cumberland cut,
easy, Ma; short ribs. quiet, 58. 6d.
Chnulder; square, quiet, 41. 6.1,
New York Dalry Market.
NF;W TORE, Nov. 1e.. -Rutter --Steady:
receipt*, 3117; creamery, .p.rlals, 31.1 to
,8M,4c; extras, tic to 291.4e: third to ftrt,
2.': held, second to special, 2se to 2tty4r-.;
stale dairy, common to flnaat 2,k nnt.
e'hwee- Firimer; receipt a, -MI6: state,
Rill rreatn. Mecham, 14c to 11c! 110., Hop -
October email, colored or white fancy,
161tr: do., large, 124e: do.. October
Penult roror/l or white Ment, 18.'; do.,
large, 12%1)'; good to prime, 1154c to 1214r:
lo., common to fair, 10%. to 11540; atoms.
2c to 11c.
F.gos-F7rmer; reeeteta, 4491' Mate,lsMtn-
*vlrania 1104 nearby fancy *sleeted white.
44,- to 50r: dn.. fast to chillre. Tw1 to It:
brown and mixed faliry. 40Or: .' to c; An .
fair to choice. 364'. to sic: western Brat,
33e to 34r; ascend, 6151 to
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Unchanged -Cattle and Hogs
Steady at Buffalo.
LONDON, Nos. 15- London rabies for
cattle are *toady at 1154•• to 13.' per lb ,
dressed weight, refrigerator fleet he mint-
ed at 11.' to 11%r per Ib.
Toronto Junction Live Stock.
TORONTO JUNCTION. Nov. 16 --
Reteipts of live stock at the Union
Stock Yards were larger than /or
some time peat, MS carloads. com-
posed of 1790 cattle, 5 hogs, 622 sheep
and lamb*, 31 *Alves and 7,1 hose*. a
Catoret Mears sem from 6166 In 66. sad
Only those who suffer from
piles oan know the agony, the
burning, throbbing, shooting,
stabbing painswhichtbisailment causes
and the way it wrecks the sufferer's life!
Zam-lluk is blessed by thousands
who4i ;ed to suffer from piles, hut whore
it has cured. One such grateful person
in Mrs, Elizabeth Taylor of Greenwood
Avenues Toronto. Nhe ears : "For
four long years 1 suffered acutely from
bleeding piles. During that time I spent
an immrngo amount of money on
'remedies' and doctor's prescriptions
I ut I got no ease. 7-am•Buk was differ-
ent to everything else I had tried and
it cured mo. I am grateful for the rmre,
and as I have never had piles once since,
I know tato cure ie permanent."
A Mn A.
E. Gardiner, of Catelina Trinity Bay,
She, says : "In my case Zam-Buk eBee-
ted a wonderful cure. For 12ears I
had been troubled with blind, bleeding
and protruding piles. I had been tieing
various kind, of ointments, etc.but
never ram* •cross anything to do me
good until I tried lam -Auk which cured
me! That this may he the means of
helping some sufferers from piles to try
Zan ilak is the wish of one who hu
found great relief."
7Am-Rnk I, a purely herbal balm and
ehwtld be in every homer -Corsa oats,
burns, brnlww., e,zena, ulcers, blood•
Bineranng.itdh co:d-eot• hands -
and all diseases and Irjurice of the skin,
etc,All druggists and stores at'60ebex,
or rom 7Am•lfuk Co., Toronto, for mice.
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Dad says, you can't
get enough of a good
thing. My mother
says, there's nothing
better than
Mooney's
Perfection
t Cream Sodas
Keep your pantry
shelves stocked with
" Mooney's "-they
are always fresh and
crisp.
ME MONET OISCIIT • CANT CO,
4,1111100.
Stratford, Hammen, Otttawa,
Sydney, W. nn.peg, Calgary
Vancouver.
113
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The perfect,results of 4'n, fel culinary luultr}• efforts, the true delights
of lne cooking, are known only to the users of
HAPPY THOUGHT RANGES.
The fire box is the life of the range, the
oven is the heart.
Don't you tTiitilt they bo propor-
tioned in size the oi0' to the other? The Win.
• 1'• a e aui'er-
eat sired bre buxir-fill' each different sized oven.
I f the -tare ►X --i -ton -lard tw Te oven the
'lineffic-
iency. No other maker seems to know this,
or if he does, he do, sn't carts. The fire box in
each size` of the " Happy Thought" is scientific-
ally proportioned to the size of the oven, it is
so in each variety of the range. This is im-
portant, you `won't 'find it- aniwhere -else-
soun(ls simple bit took study and experiment
to perfect. • \ -
THE RADIANT HOME HEATER
is proportiouej along the same lines and will
give more heat for the me_atnount of,coal
than any other heater on he market. -
Call and see our large assortment of these
stoves and have explained why they are better'
than others. The hest is tho cheapest.
We have a number of secondhand ranges
and heaters at splendid values.
In SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE, our
Mock is as complete as you will find in
any city.
A carload of
FRESH NATIONAL CEMENT
.lust i1). we still have some of the lit IYille' at $I.75
per barrel kit
We have EUREKA ROOT= HRF.ADERS at
$12.00 each.
Plumbing, Heating, Eavestroughing and
Electric Light Wiring promptly attended
to and all work fully guaranteed.
Store 'Phone 22
House 'Phone 112
CHAS. C. LEE
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