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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-8-12, Page 3THE SIGNAL : GODERIOU ON TA ItlO TuuiuloAY, Ai uusT 12, lent 3 BOOKBINDING MAGAZINES, PFRIOI)ICALS and LIBRARIES bound or repaired. (TOLD LETTERING uu LEATHER GOODS Ull orders promptly attended W mi lord Mg 1,41. T' KMUNAi.,Uuderlch.l A. K. '1'AYI.0R, KritsrlIIsu) uYNOI'SIS OF CANADIAN :' N•)It'l'H Winn I.ANIJ 1440.1Wt.ATIONis Auy person who is the role head of a family, any mule over ,n years old may homestead ac a quarter *tion of av Nlrblo Ilululuiun land In Maultuba, Saskatchewan ur Alberta. 'rho applleaut u,u.l rppner h, lwrwu at the houdu loll laud, Agency or Mob Agency fur the die Irirt. Eutry by proxy way be made at any Nemo., on certain conditions, by father, much.,, sou. daughter, bruther ur ,deter of hdeudlug homesteader: Dutise Si,wuutb'. resldemce upon and ruhrealiun of the laud 11, earl. of threeears. e A howdeader way live within nine roller of hia homestead on a Mrs of al least 841 scree defy owned and occupied by btu. or by Els father, mother. eon, daughter, brother or soder. lit certain dtalrlcts a homesteader In good standing way pre-eulpt a •1urrter-reellou alungsi e his hwue,(e*d. Priam $ilu per acre. [tidies Mud reside six 11m01 ho 11. etch of six 1,011*' from date of howesl.ead entry lincludiur1gg the time required W earn howest.oad patentl and rani, ate fifty w're• extra. A homesteader who ha, exhausted Els home - .teed t-Iht and cannot obtain a preemption stay talcs * purehaaod huwe.toad in certain district... Pricy atm per acre. Dulles -Must tealde six months In each of three ye*rs, cultl- f fty soros and erect a house wurU, W. W. CORY, Ibpnt7 of the Minister of the Interior. NA -Unauthorised Rabbi:shoo of this ad- eriUsa.st will sot bs said ter. Watchmaking, eto. HALtSEY PARK W A wt'1t yl A x.lt, .I t W K J.l.xa' merl5'J A N• Mouth side of Square, Uoderich. U44 Civil Engineering I,AUGHAN M. RO13EItTS, CIVIL V aaa uydrauuc Engineer. Qatari* - 400ne70r. 111110B McLean ((lock, Uoderlch, owner stonweal sweet. Telephone 137. Sumo • • THE MARKETS, ecus Of the Sistriet. Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures - • Close Lower -Live Stock - Latest Qualatlgns.• Clintoe'r tax rate fur this year it '2.', wills. The rural rchoulo re -open next Monday. Tumidity, August 170h, will be civic holiday in Blyth. ' IC. Bender, a w(IU•knota merchant of Blyth, 14 laid up with typhoid fever. Fve4 t'weitt, of Exeter, haw been ap- pointed principal of the PeoetaW-- gulitheue public school. On Thurrday, 3M,h ult„ Mrs. Jacob Latta, of Tucker -smith. departed thio life in the liftysixth year ul her age. - 0Isiselva Deletion, of . U ahlvu*iL kicked by a horse and had his jaw fractut•ed, narrowly escaping with his life, The ratepayers of Exeter vote on August ;NNE 041 a bylaw to raise $2.*l4$) for r waterworks oysLetu .tor the village. The %urich Herald hal. passed itr tenth atniveisary, The Herald is a bright. neat paper and serves its conatitueuey well. 1.S Win ham had he Wn often of t misfortune to fell and break the trine r of one of hie thighs. fie will be laid up 101 several weeks. The trustees of S. 8. No. N. Morrie !Button's school), have engaged Misr M. Fear as teacher for the coming term, at a salary of SAW. W. H. James, who has been manager of the Crediton branch of the Hank of Commerce, has been removed to St.mwerside, Prince Edward island. Postmaster Farrow. of Brussels, completed twenty )•Furs of office oa August lat. Fora mau of seventy• seven years of age he is still active. Win. Farrell, one of Turnberry's moat e tewwl'd 1•esidente, died ou 3Ve dneeday, July Be.h, in his eighty - 'fourth year. He was a •11at1V1 of Ireland. K W. Jacobs, who has been cuoductiug a burioesein clothing and furnishings at Clinton for a few years, initl busigers there. (Thos. *Kenzie, of Clinton. • has sseurea the untractJor the building of the new (catholic church at Si. Columhan.. The cburch'will be of red Krick, II.. by lei feet. Among the ufttcore who ' have qualified in equitation an t result of the examinations held «luring the recent camp at Lyndon is Captain Rance, of 4.10 :Ord Regituent. Misollabkirk• of Brussels. has dis- ppoesed other millinery tUsinees, Nihil luwaa_ Leiug the purchaser. Miss flebkirk and her mother will 71kelyy remove to the West next fall. Editor Kerr. of. The Brussels Pest, announces that he has been twenty- nine -years in charge of that paper: tie io_still-ia-the pruneoflilt aod.goon for several decades ot1r '.t wilrt:"-- At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jan. McBee, let lige of Morris. on Wednes- day, .IuIy NJ31h, their' daughter, Margaret, was united in marriage to WVu1. H. Hilliard, of Rochester, N. Y. The death of David Rint.)ul, of 1White.'burch, occurred on Saturday. 81st ult.., it. the Winghaut hospital: of typhoid fever. The deceased wag twentye�i tit Tears of age and wet. unmarried. The bays who took part in the Y. M. C. A. camp at Iron Springs, on the hake shore about eight miles south of Ooderich, hied a good time, and plans are in contemplation for a much larger camp next year. Mrs. Munn, McKillop toWnehip, alippali On the art grass and one of her lege was broken about six inches from the ankle The accident is a serious one, se Mrs. Nunn is over seventy years of age. Thr trustees of the-1%'hitfield public school, 12th concession of (trey. have engaged Miss ida Frain as teacher, at a salary of $4111. Ruhr. Forrest, of Morris, who has 1,een teaching in this shod, talks of voinv to the Weil. August 2nd, Tfiounte Dearing. At the EvcnluK. Aug. s. IL Clvt-rpuul wheat f.nures chased 1.,arr Corn. u,., hal a••d. Chi, ago SeplrulbeI what closed 1101 lower, euro one Lang, d, and 00.1.11 Inc loWer Winnipeg ,Options. ' Winnipeg dein:1'r wheal 51',.11 1Y,11 tett- , r 1 a iv, 14c ),>,;1..-r, onto (N•lul.er. ;1 Or,, i ,b'r Sc. 8511 at lktub r 14•c.mher mew, May 1'i I(I. Toronto stain ert�Tro�ute: "TORI)NTU, 40141,•:4' gll.dallo l a el,' h. 10110*1: cent. - 10'11, . 0.0,41d1all u•,I,111 401111, Nu 2. 4810a '1'�•,,, mlo I,'-(rh1. Wad oats, 4754'. 11 :41, No 2. 41.1., Nu, ;i. sr 16)4, f.u:b.. lake 10.4(s. health. There is 01 11.,11'y \i w,, l'.• lu pee, ud, Leh'. Nu Kidney Medicine :.1Wuh•1 i t 1!. ', ',,,,latiunx al- Toronto urs: Frei Ir*, niece•:* to is v,, second p:'t'n(s;' t :0 ler lo. 10 per *rut. paaenla,- bid. '::sees,• ,• rr. 1•;6(. , : I:. • - N 1041011. e •01 .. Nus 2 > I v, 761,41- to 77%c, tra5a. T „t. \t ... N.rv: A•-wM•a4' )xc to $1..'out- 5u:.01* el p,ll'nte, . ,••Nano fkeur-old. *beat flour, IS on l:. '1,41'01110'. n'w wheat flour for es - :4, 1423.,oWsol.• .51111 feed -M,., :e„ha bran, $='- to 1.. r ton;; shorts. L71. LO to 1241,0, track. To- -1 4.w. Ontario L:Ju, r=10 141 bags. Snorts, ago of eighty-three years, .The de- ceased Wag hut•u 111 Deem:white, England. and when 14wluty•feur years of age caws to Canada, taking up land on the fieirth con':es*ion o1 lltephen. After twenty years on the farm he 1'ewuved W Exeter, where he had since ferided. lie is rut'y.%ed by nue .un :11(11 titter daughters, Ills wife having died four year* inns. - Local Option Bylaw for Tuckersenith. At the last iiieNinfhT the noviirhip enuuril of Tuckersluith a petition. presented fit a previous alerting lug . 111! IU.. of (1 1111;111 option bylaw was ltceepte , an e necessary !dew are bring takers to have x vole of the electors 410 the question at the nluuieipal elecliune hu January next, • Induction at Exeter. The induction of Rev. Samuel F. Sharpe. late 44 Alliston, 110 1111te1• 411 Coven Preateeteriau church, Exeter, took place 041 Thursday afternoon 29th ult. '191e induction 0ertuou W '. delivered by Rev. J. R. Menu, et1 Auburn ; Rev. E. H. 1awers, ui- Butterfield, addressed the p.wtie• and Rev. J. L. 441Ua11, of Myth. the cosign.. gat ion. Rev. <'olin F'letc Thames Road, preeide(l, Death of Mrs. McAJister, Grey. A well -1(110%1i resident of (levy towv1 ship. in the person of Mrs. R. McAlli.- ter, .died on the'S:ird tilt. at the home of her son -in -Ian. Job King, of th* tar cunbregiou of Grey, in her eighty eighth year. The decea0ed was Hurn 1 Otte of the most danger• nus and repulsive forma of 104115ry 1)1,4.4.c is OPSY fur .81.1.E Dwldls tudncj Pals aro Oat only cerutiu cure. .in Urop.y the kid- neys are actually danr'ned tut,and the'wa11'1 ?slack should.4r expelled d In the Loren of urine. Rowse back and hakes in the cells of thellealLaadze thf Qat the skin, Remove the SIlbii whish plugs u . the drain. Liverpool -Grain and Produce. Lly ertten es Aug. $.-Wheat, spot No. 1*4 w,sles'n • winter, nominal; futures, t;,i rids. yttady• `` 1t.._t1I1(01 M -,11,1,-,A s a OA. 1. ,rn, eiot.'new 'Amo't-I'an 1.hrd (1 in Ual V. stuns, steady. r*. L44d; fu - i .-rs uric*• S. fa La yd. 1x•1 13. 45,4. 'II.m.s, short cut. strung. 1>La dd. Baron. . 1.' 1r bellies, strong, 144 Tury.w,tlre lel kit?, flrnt, T• td. • • iu 8(ot1a11d'and came to Canada w hen New York Dairy Market. a young girt; living first near-afolitira(._--,tees_ - . and later in- Hay towuship'tlefire rr•• .1. atprtr ,,.4, . , ne,3 e,,er,zte; -98-;;.•-. hr ulovingto(lrry, she is survive.) h% •c (v(f.'ta1 pal ye,, creamery. 01115,3, four suns and six daughters• nevem y to �'•' ; 1'11 111• r), Id ode to fine*n, k set•enKrartr•rn . mid t hhy- 4 J Ivo ''h . 1'rwrsa tints w rp..i Ala u. a Pk' 4• vreat-gratehieldren. ,1,,...•, firm. 1,1” ipts.h; :: a'rt': full :un m.lrlala, 14.11.05 to 132,.;.41u.. fair)'. North Huron Telephone Company. 111.1' ; d..,, 100„1 I -.. prime, 1.14c ru 1l.•; ' The 'Vingbafi '11.t.rs buys : The ' uiu;,,ur b, [air, II11‘.c to 13c. satins, full lu work of getting the charter for lbr 1st qa, ha sly *0 1.1>•, re'el(, 1(,Vd: slop North Ilutvll I'tskphone Uu, ib being I•,-„,,schante used nearby learct'd. white, • _ _. rotwity A„ p.,...olt L.t r,. , fano. :Se to 41:1C; Ju , tuft! to The dela s have I 1 unavoidable, but” 6 mer(• l amt It r w r 01, y1 ,. uta fou 1 D1.• , 1. to . ;II:, it is now expected th tin the cuu►:.c•of f:e,r� 1 Eel's ,I -.100n'and mixed. al .w likitn the char will. be here 24. W x1' , w ,. . n. z i to and the genera) rd for, gg or ection '''1R • �+. . --' 4"r" 164 r l e- h0ldrr* will he sailed lor,lhu election " 'd'• 31c fo of permanent directors, he new line between Wiugliau, and I'hit,erhuleh - CATTLE MARKETS. • is about co n,drled and wu 041 the Cables Strom Ho i r line from Whitechurch to St' Auguc- B- 6 ..ready to Lpwer tine will -he started at once, t\ie ex, ,.,et Chi.4e and Buffalo. - pee ted that all the 10111(1 11rre. and 4 14 )NIa,N, x C Y-t.nl,4un e.u7 ,. for number of mime will be completed he- 'au:•'Sae t1 11 "c.L4;.tu bloc t'_:1 n,. for l uu..d.an etre, a. Ir. -".1 w It.l t; rc Ir,:; ra fir8 wintry, ---- tot 1•. o f " •, - Agrieultural Societies. .'ttlsf:cow;'-xv-'rt a s .1---y..).,11 - t, Kitts n and Rlr a repast e 1 cloth on ••'- The annual report of the Agricul rel.; trade slue r olid 4,11I-101 T,:Tr:t, • c,n: ducal Societies of Ontario has been to rather larger ..dplti Top 114-4.01-4..141 q.,otr.l its 11'; .,'.uJ:iry. Lc, fu L•'4e'1er teamed. It show* that the grants re. -.pots" bulla, vc a• 1•Ne tier Ib. ceived I1y emirate.. in thin e0tmty for ' s _. Met year were as fo))ows:-East Huron,. Torento Junction Live `Stock. 21:3; Itowick. 8NI'rf ; BIyt11. )Sial : - TORONTO, .tug. 9.--R'c'; ih1., of live ur�i'cii, $T221 1i:tynittd, *Inv; , I':*ter,- SItMI ; Seafort11, 421:1 %Vent Boron, g:33'l , Dungannon. *lot'; Turnlwtd•y, 4l9t : Kirkton, $1:.7. In addition the folluwitrg 0ocietire received the amounts named for• their springshows: Sinitlt Huron, $:3' and $i'2 for nerd fair; Blyth. $i and $17 for set'.1 Ltir" ',ilia ,At eayfium 44 , 41. ` Seaforth, $:1•). Feast Huron had a "'-BtrfcFers. - membgship of SI; and pari in prizes Per bvfr bene +t .u4m,r4 04.44; at--• `.•r lflwil Hawick, 4S mrlul,el•e, plaid 111.i1:17,:.!`'.!...3,11.1.1:,)" 1 ;n,. -r - , .., r :317+i$-_xlrwbora..tlai 1 *1.ilia Lul.7.1141.1..",',41 s 1 r , h< • t l.. 4 1. , • 1(1:1 members, paid &GI; : Htyllrld. 1;2 '111 Serve -1004 f ' e i - f q I Iu'. r ri ,_,.t t Iuerute•re, paid$'Sft1.1. :Exeter, '211 ileum11 .0 to 1410, 1 ,t,..,„. . .1 • t, , -. hers,, paid $1173 • Seafortl6, 11'2 mew IT.uirTPT'T1:R - �.,r.-, hers. p►id $lewd t Nest Ilurun, 'SIJ a t... dd tut. I r m.•usiwl., paid $"•115 ; Dutigaunun, ::J MiIkers a ,d rprir.don. menlhere, lid $11711: Turlb•r 1101 A •t«w. auk• • . d I ry' t,.mTyftoj:,e..1 1 .members, paid $Mill : 'Kirklou,',Ira - Veal Calves. members. paid $:,•)7. There vas 11111.,. .1.,, 1 ri•a1 l aid• " ,- .7 nun.:i: 1 ' TILE' HAY FSELO. 'urntntr ft,.nu r, t•, • mete, • kLFRED E. COOS, TEACHER bOF ii Planoptayfng, Theory, Harmony and counterpoint. Pupils prepared for examine - lions of Toronto Conservatory of M mile. Apply at Thomsons Music Stere, Uoderich, Moeda!' In (1intoo at residence of Mr. Alex, Maoken- tie. Ontario streel- Medical DRS. EMMEitSON A TURNBULL. iJ A.1'. Emmetwou, M. D. W S. Tun:mi *.t. M. lis -Moen Il*mtlton street. Phone 102. Dr. Kmmereon ■ residence. North street, Opposite lit. George s rhumb, 'phone ►en. Turnbull's ra,idenoe, Montreal street - Southwood of Public Library. *'hone t!N, 1)R. W. F. 11ALL.OW, M. B. 11111or and residence. North street, (aodmMrh, north of eouety (t.gl.try Hoes, Telephone, tat Legal j L KILLORAN, BARRISTER. ,r • ,.,ollrltor, notary. etc. Money to' lend at Offices Street, Goderich -i. --$4 nal Mex, InnatorthSaturdays and mondani. e. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRI`t- ?KR, solicitor. notary pub(1c. omee.- ten street, Uoderich, third door from ()ROCI)FOOT, (BAYS h BLAIIt L barrister*, solicitors, notaries public pet tomb, the Maritime (7ourl, eta 041ee..",.t side 'Squire, next door C. A..N*Irien grocery. I'rl rate funds t4 W. PROW/FOOT. Il. C. R. C. HAYS. U, F' dLA1R • HARLR8OARROW, L-L.B.. BAR - h. , attorneys, solicitor. ate., Rods rh, Yong to fend at lowest rates. •O. JOHNSTON. BARRI8TKR, solicitor, oommle.loner, notary peer=c. Hamilton street, Uoderich Ont,: urance, Loans. Ete. C U MVv PRIVATE, RIVATEy l4FU. DCATMO Y. .4, Ifert seer: Hamil street, liodrrlch. w• R. ROBf1RTSON. , • IYSUR NCE MIEN 1'. Fins AND 1.101111111411: Hr11Wll,-arlad4All and American, A01.;11/1114T SICKNaRR AND r.reu,d 'KA' LIAXII. rte : The Ocean Accidentand naru,tee _ •'ortloralial, Limited. of London, ;net. 1'In-1.1Tr AY14U1'AHAYTICE tk,YD. a I', )I, Fidelity and 11111141,140.("011100.11y. (Mee at reldenoe, nor'/meat corner o Vic and *4b David's streets. I'hon 1714. JOAN W. cRA1tllg, LIFE. P1 and accident Insurance. Agent for lewdly mutual and Mock companies. Inauranoe lu I linos effected on beet phew anilt at lowest rates, ('tel at odic*, corner West Strevi and square or a.ldreas J. W. - CRAIU1F:, Uo erich, tint. Nee .home 24 MCKILLOP MUTUAL FllhE 114- s U R A N C R CO. -Farm an isolated town property Insured. maters J. H. McLean, fres„ Klnpee 1', U T. Fr,w.er, Vida -Pres., Hrucelleld P. 0 Thomas IC clayys, Sec. Treas., Meaforth 1'. 0 Directors -%Pin. Chesney, Seaforth ; John 0, thieve, Winthrop' licorice lisle, tierforth: John lieunewels Dublin; James Evans. Heech- woo,t ; John wtatt, Harlock ; Thos- Fraser. Brurelold ' John H, McLean, Kippen ; Jas, Connolly, L-u..ton, for Wast J. W, Yeo, Holmexvllle, agent Huron. Polley holden can pay amee„mentel e nd stet their cards reoelpte,1at Toter t Brown's.l'linton, or at H. H. l'u114 grwa ry, Klnyetoo street. ()adore*. *arrlat$e Licenses WALTER E.i11LLY,— U0DKRh'H, ONT. Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. W M LANE, ISSUER OF ARRI• . AOL lioness, Oodertok. Oso SHAVING PA2L0Z 1)EDFORD BLOCK BARBERSHOP; 1) - ThI. well-known and popular Mand oiler. Its patrons the teas service In shaving, halraouing, stn„ ale• ladle; shampooing a e ty. Only skilled hands employed. ' SAi a eoaags appreclatal H. u l Anctione•rmtt THOMAS GUNDRY, LiVE 8TOCK and general auctioneer. Offices on eolith t . wkere he will be found at all times lrasn not. -rying sales.. :Terms reasonable and effort Isi0*1 10 Rive you aatisl*oUon, 10 AUCTIONEERINO. A11, hranchnn carefully attended to. Fain einem, lire stock ,ales, real emtele and merchan dice sales made anywhere. W rite fa date or cell and talk It over with Cleo. Beckett, Hamilton street, Goderich Ont. Telephone No. toll He Was Not Mercenary. She. "Ho many Wren nowadays marry fir money. You wouldn't marry me for money, would you, clearest 1' Ho (ahaently)--"No, darling, 1 wouldn't marry you for all the money In the world." Sb -•b, you horrid, horrid wrstchr who until a few years ago was a resident of Hen.a14, occurred suddenly at the home of his father-in-law, Jae•ob Lott*, near CbiseUrurst. Death was evidently -.due to heart disease. The death of Donald McGregor. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex, McGregor, of the nth concession of McKillop, o,•- eurred on the'2ud inst. in his thirty- fourth year. 'last winter the deceased tool. a (severe cold, which developed into consumption. - At the age of fifty-seven years. Thies. J. Elliott, of W inghanl, pasee•d away on Wednesday, July .e4th, a victim of neer. He had been a resident of "ngham for over s quar'te'r of s c1' tury. His wife, one son and two daughters survive. Wm. Pollard, an old resident of Grey township, died on Sunday, July lith, at the' Mime -elf his daibg�h1lt0t, Mrs. Newton. McCauley, Brussels, in his seventy-eighth year. Deceased -was horn in county Clare. Ireland, and came to Canada in early manhood. Mrs. - Russell, wife o f Rey. A. 1,.'RuNeen, recently of Wroxeter, died while on a visit to her daughter in SL Paul, Minn. She was well known in Huron, her husband haying had sevens, appointments in this county. The remains were brought W London for interment. A teani of horses belonging to Hill dt(tCo.. thee,, contractors for the new bridge at Crediton East, were frightened by an automobile and ran over the embankment, one of theta being killed and the other badly rut up. The team heal been left standing on the road without a driver. Richard Penho.te, of the Bronson line, Stanley, has refitteed word of the sudden death of his only sister, Mrs. Williatn L Laing, which occurred un July dltth at the home of her son at Odessa, Washington. The deceased was formerly Miss Mary Penhale, and was born in Stanley fifty-eight years ago. 4. On Thnredey morning of last week Myrtle, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 4'. MCM,th, Clinton, diod•,at the age of seventeen years and fife months. She had been ill for several months. Mlle was a Aright, winsome girl. and the sympathy of their friends will. be extended to the bereaved in then hour of effteetinn. The home of Mr. mill Mrs. Chas. Thom, of Zetland, has been bereaved by the death of their youngest daugh- ter, Olive Ferns, aged fourteen year4. Besides the parents a i'rothrt, \Vm. H., of Colborne. and -six sisters Mn., Jones, of Colborne : Mrs. Campbell, of Brantford ; and Mulles Emma, Carrie, Laura and Alberta --survive. Hugh Hamilton, an old resident of %Vingham, died on Thursday, 20th ult., at the age of sixty-seven years. Mr. Hamilton was born in Scotland and came to Canada in infancy with hie parents. He lived for many years in Turnherry,moving t0 Winghanl twenty -air Plary ago. He leaves a widow, two daughters and four sons. There died in Kroner on Monday, UODD'S KIDNEY .PILLS gone vlihat Mer Gentian: 51(14, N,n•i'h• 55.45 in the jewellery store. ••11*re :use some IIOW souvenir sppra0114s we have just got in,” said the 'h•tk, placing a tray for her inspection. "4 111, aint t hose h ively!•' she exclaimed. "t tarsi .have 4nnirrwe-'tfunt' ! Orit- .•ook makes such Iur 'l)' Aurvefuir," A Resourceful. Tailor. 7741••• ltytn _,11 quo, .meet. The Nrst Isddh• .ti1u•ulerd 11i1114:01 110 the bent lllihn in the world. The *re,uul1 5U,j/1L..s J hon- with a hoard inset abet'."The best tailor 111 the *11115'l'10'," and ihu'Kht he had .m1•,140 'u11•v bl„'k. d 1Iso path t.f Number Three. 1t,lt :\ulub.•r 'There merely. printi'd up •• The heat tailor in the 1tleel.- and his ad5ertisenieut got I l.1• t rude.' A V*:ancy. A clergyman hal been preaching tel sehd 11w•s " i'..... -ere .le -wee ,.4,r,, tiro). I:al1,.,), .1I1111.1111i.114•41, 0.4454 b', "w' 41111 111/1114.0 fl • t1 few litmetizsat tin• prophets. ' feces err 1in'Mai ,r 1st ople•t0, lulu IC iuiuor 1/11-i,11e..,:111,1 I h,ve is,Jerr mi•Ih. Now what hire.. shall .1'11'1 Val 113.0 ?' "Oh,"said a vole',' film the buck ref ih4_chrude. "Jeulutat 01)1 11ay.• toy pl:,re, I'tu {;ming LIN ,. HE ENJOYS 1 or ile Keep MEALS NOW a „Litue Digester" Hand y Mr. Glass' • , of Toronto, wrote us on ;Bs_tiaiu la is iisuicil:+i-CQ r Church St., Toronto. - Dear Sir , - .1 w' 1 you would send me another box o your "Little I)igeaters". A11 the me • •rs of w'y family have been 'sing the and have obtained the most mitis- ory results. I congratulate you on your success patting up a tablet fur the cure of 1ml,ge•'tion. 1 suffered f..r years and teed everything that was recommended to me. edetic; gave me re -lief, uutft Iwaspersladldt"trylr'i,ittlel)igesters', „w 1 never ••eller Itotif Tfiaig.-ti•,n. 1 enj•'v nn' [lents amt am not afraid to eat, )xcali o 1 kiwi* a "Little Diges- ter" aft -•r each meal will .!*gest n* food. I recefutretal them to all my friends with suffer'frnut Indigestion and would further say that you ma) publish the .1x400 .1 i ".. oats I len..: there are thousands of people suffering from Indigestion who will be glad to know (there is a safe and sure cure for them. • Veaurs very truly, (Sia: nedi. E. S. GLASSCO. "Little Digesters" cost 25 cents at I your druggists. or by nail from Coleman Medicine (n., Toronto. se today were 100 cars cot..tsting of 2151 cattle, 250 sheep.' 2y cels at and 70 Exporters.. Prices •.t Px;.,,:t n.-:- 1.,' -am to have 1.. �, ,1. ti. 111 .1 - those cold sot' c nt 14'o,, 1, .,.n. Sheep and Ls bit. With slender arms outstretching in Export ea. a sold 1.r., 1 ti cwt.: - n,s. fr.-so $:'AI 1 • !) .1„ p .cud 501e.run t tom 1r t, $r. The grass lies dead; Thr wired tells tenderly, and stirs not .t, -t,1:, ole • e, 1' sr,.1 Frail, fallen head. f ten., d. 1 ►. Of baby creepings through the April Where streamlets trend, ui childlike dancing on the breeze of May, e - • 1 101 tNoirge• t ' 1l j'.':1*1 •et 1.,, b., . , .1.0,17 Murd I Live Stock. • .1 -4.0 .'ah'. x 1'or 1!.' ,1. •.k. 31' , . s1'.'a•p and ,. ... t•!. c•,. ,-..es and 7 ,r Iterelt,t. .1 '1l.,;11 ••4 lradn,{ .1.,., 1•r'1••'x wrr' ,l (T, •:.r nYfart ' ser. Sr 1 .51,•1' trteere ' 1 -,t 1-. m'dluni. 44 S• .1'. 1 •miosis e• w .,ie•., 14:' ,,,t4, . i.• 1: +_ ::5: bull-. ft S, t•. it:S ' • Pi ,Lr,p b «.,'.l 13 old at C.: to ?1741 ,11,4' East Buffalo Cattle Market.- ' - T 1 I i'1'A1.O, Aver -^ .•:.tele 1;e- 4 " . ad; g1W>l, m 1,v, and IQ- to .rin/0411.1y.prig..' tr-r'*, �, 1:• • ,/0411.1y. ''t,, R;'11.7.r teal;' Iutlln,s, 5, L.is" a/tr11n6s, lir !r -i. lvl('I,- to F, •. -eon's, 33 t F Buhl. 1:i to etc 1. - ao 1 f .:) *3:; 1„ $t J. k hors - LIZ 1 t1 fresh core ami *rs_ .. • :Ld c_A0/a _L' to_ Sa_lb' • fig.._ 12( Ir -1 •,.'pts, -_URN 1.. , .,..1 111 '.. 1x.3. I --4s.. lti.•.,c1Ats.wee, lir d; ill>w., I'..' I • 'ph,- Nb -r., Seto 10c r v Lca.> ,• .1, 1.4141 mia-d, '�.t. 40 tui t Irk A 1' iT,:,, p to 7A = r ,'•1w. s 1 8,, 1-:1^; 'friss, 11' to 11,50. • .(.,n 1.1.' •:.'::vs e, -al Se tom Sheep atld Tombs - Ise. 1• t. _ttcc:_*Lt::t1 _4te�a_lty�,a•»•.,. to 407 ;3• v,• ,,'' ,. • . 1/7"75; wet 61.1•, h, . �'-.: ,-u:, -+1, 11 :..' Ir ah, et., mixed, r to f3 • / ;New York Live Stock. This is the end. Nu more these tiny 'forms are bathed 111 dew, ' ' No nlur0 they reach Tu huh) with (caves that 'bade thew frein the blue A a hi p erld speech. Nu more they part their arms, and wreathe them close Again• to shield 80111e lalye•tull little nest ---a dainty house . Hid in a field. For them no [tore the splendor of t11 storm. The lair delights • Of moon and ear shine,. glimmering _suint and warns_ On summer nights. Their little lives they yieid to sum- mer death, And-fregm'tttly Aerriao 11ta fieldbereaved_ grit dying breath is brought to me. * . -Etbelwyn Wetherald. The Experience Is Great. The nem who are going to make the Moot -money Mit of this -Country. ars not thc.tpetl who are doing the pioneer work. 1 know many good, honest hard working fellows, who are work- ing themselves ragged and hungry be-. cause they are not in right. At the outset all were jubilant. Money jin- gled in their pockets; equipments were complete; --stye- and families at home were content to see them go away for a *11110 to the Land of Pro- mise; stories of 'nen Its green as they in the bush experience having made their pile were continually on their minds. The moment of their disen- 0/ointment is at hand. It takes a groat deal of money to ascertain what most minis* proposi- tions ire worth. (companies or syndi. cater. must be formed to develop and aline, anti usually after the formation of there Mr,, Prospector, after reedy- ' 1g his one-fifth share of the five of t1 Woman., dollars that his backer r0 'ted from the syndicate. titre pr•rc,Cris to blow in the resell et is seaao 'r work or goes back Hill lo. cut's Airlie 4'here else. I doh't, want to distantearn. anyone from confing 10, nor Ido 1 feel 4414.• tieing 100 optimistic ever their 4oming. Quartz mining is essentially a. riot. man'r game. Pro- 'tweeting rosp'eting le everyb�ordy's. The experi- ence is great.-'Omegar.da Tribune. *Luker -f met Smythe a week etlet he hal faced the p neon and be de• Glared that he had married his ideal. Parker -Well ? Harker -A year latex he confessed hie atiet*ke-said it was his ordeal instead of blot ideal he had marries(. Chicago Deily News. Don't rejoice too much nor mourn too long. • ,'ole, re, 5.1 •"p, ..n 1.. phone5f• M.m.ILltstltLN R.�_ CO. 4.11 'Phone 56 Special Values 1 - 'in Table Linens, Towels, Sheetings and Pillow Cottons. I)uliugg the Lt,l few mouths we have iambs u►&dtyepe*ial purchases in the atlbve goods, lot-iTi*,* *lull r`e slur pa-fi'oui-Tbe very beet value possible for goods of reliable quality. Exceptional values in Table -linens purchased direct from the 111:t1It11*c(lltelA, - - ' Iffeached T11b1v Linen by the yard„,jlltc. 511e 751' a, qd $1.011. 1'libllu''h'd T;tbh• Linen, by the yard, 21e, 35c, Stic and 15c. , I (kir allowing .if Table 1'loths, with Napkins to watch. to a very large „111, and itiebelcs wily the best designs, at prices t1 meet all demands. tip el•ial asse rtionmt, 1 Plum; Linen ('loth.' 2 by 21 yards. with hat(' -doyen Napkins to watch, 111 meat box, OM ort• 1f you buys -ally towns to buy, now it the time to get in a supply, as tie 118%1. 041101' 'xtiuordilnlry vlure W utf1r. • Damask Toe , large - - le 5e per pair. Special P Linen Ituckab.tck Towels, large vine. 25C 11. each. 5411•rit,J value., ill limit Towel... Sheetings and Pillow Cottons. Theta is ahulwt certain fu be a bi r(lvance in the .cotton market w rued we have prutectt'd ourselves well laying In a big stock and can give some values that would be hard to equal elsewhere. 1 Pillow 4';d(utls at very close pi iee9. 1 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE _ 1 Vale If you had trouble with Nprepared Cake Icing, it was not Cowan's Even a child can ice a cake perfectly, in three minutes, with Cowan's Icing. Eight (delicious flavrors. Sold everywhere. Tko COWLN to Lupiled, TORONTO. 73 r–r+r i ✓1a 0 +0 s tsteno j - For the Summer Toilet We have in stock all the leading Toilet Preparations. mencan and French Perfumes. Sachet l'owders. High grade Soaps. Face Powders and Creams. Any special make not in stock we can procure for you, DUNLOP, Bedford Block, — Goderich The:Druggist. NFxs 1-.51'1Z, Aug 9 - i FIS M.cr, •ready t, 1c. '. 1 Ides . epee, stet' . . .,hf.-,� to 1; 1'.: balls, so 10 '$G; '., .+.. t• -q 80 1'01v(11-R,Yelpfs. sm. try] . I", b. 1 - Nigher d'al -, *670 In 71 ./ nl.a; Wto tf mese* " ae,i buttermilk i 'r $1 - $l:5iep.44,13 gn l"..I• e,. re / a 1",„ MI al NO firm, .Iatn1 ksteady "ire T7-T1.1,r•r' dr.. 14 43 to �i41 eters. X30 1.0 $'• r^.r' . it, - r M"1t: rrle.ddr pit 1,. Inn,[+- 1\t. feta v' - r ported rel .t were at 1st (..r , a • Chi go Live Stork. e. -I',1(;, I'0,. 1 15'e 1•'..rr, -( ,...iur. - I5',' I ,I„. $.1 1' cif tram) ntork't s ` 13.30 "o $1, 't �t 1C' 44. •t,.'1•.•,-5. end re. d• ff.:, 17•' era, 1•I, e., 1. •0r:..r1, . envy. r„ 3. 1,'' .. «, t,1 4 - 1114151\ 1 f, •51. I'. _. 1; 73 ••,I j- (., '..• I•,• $t t,, til :7. 1 J :.05S '• Rh, 1 1'.-,. f;,te, MAX n.ai. •T': ' !uml -t• ,. 11. sheep 1'` w,•sl,. 19.,11. Iamb., C. to t, 7'5, #,aran¢a, 1 io 1'I .1 00 • Two Drowned in Five Feet o1 Water Miall-tlkl..5,n' in -. 40,4 pluyl.] at the iron S1 OHS"; 1+•11 f•' .:n n raft while hashing and drowned in are &tint sestet. --- Demesne Felicity. Tb,' conple were so engrossed- in their dnmcstie differences that they p►h1 small attention 1n other matters of import anee. The husband 1(•ante.] to e1alir his thiret at the "Thr. e• Mom" ; the wife objected. and, being 'muscular, got her own * ay. The pair were crossing the road when an electric tram relight the unhappy husband in the s,1AI1 of the back and landed t' on the opposite euro. A trend irrr- n*edlately gathered swoon.] 1he p; trete nnen, who could only gasp ntrt- "Keep her off ! For heaven's sake don't let her hit me again." A setting hen may be a !oaten bol *be get results. - if you wish your prosperity to be continuous, your adver- tising in T it r S 1 li N A L, should he continuous., • -:.. RTIfrs Maesty':, Favorite: Car -Tike logriv,A tralfi t - BABY CARRIAGE " 11 His Majesty -the baby - colaJ talk he 4.01,14) al* -ay insist on a GENDNZON triage Car. - Baby longs fur comfort more than for anything ciao in the uer1J and the c ' Ilysdcctcdandt stedtriple•curocdsprings • xclUsivetotheGgi1tPRaM make is c lege car thy acmf�e �of�hsaehy comfort and luxury. ' l n I:IC �tlfti�rptftel is -built to (.tltada An unsvoida¢Ie accident may make e puts h eat a p1art necessary. Your e dealer can supply you with ib you want «.. ...... ... if -ff it'sa rd�Wgew.. - Sold by all firet-elase dealers. Write te we 1/ 'ewe dealer doesn't carry them. "THE _---- -- - DENDRON Gendron _Manufacturing Co,_ Limited DRIVER** TORONTO. ruse • Christie's Bi qualit is guarded uits—How t - it The But I1\t .\ ('RANK )out bolter. 've g, to be, to thor- oughlyth.-f)uality has built up t ..big business, and adc\ 'Christie' a hot se - hold word fro ocean to 144'Vi11 �\ first of all, Quality in the butter, flour, milk and other raw materials. -. "i've been testing butter for thirty years, and I've never heard of any other firm rx'rcis- ing the sate care as Christie, Brown Sr Co. do. "Ml our butter is purchased by a well- known butter authority. Ile buys for export from the bl'st cream rik's in Canada, and sends the pick to us. "Yon would be surprised if you knew what butter—good Nutter, according to all ordinary r 3 Christie, Brown memstmegememmime standard people out sept as exce le Tester Says: we reject. Most of it ninety-nine a hundred would tote aad as- table quality. " It's not a mat • r of price with us. We pay a little better than he best market price, and the flutter must • in accordance. . "We have a high Stanrd for butter, the tame a( for all other raw ma 'ala. Anything thatttcsn't measure right up to that stand- ard is rejected. "Thr basis rt�hhedelicious goodness which you enjoy inChrii2 s 'scuitsistheunvarying goodness ofthe rawtnat lsthat go in to them. " When 1 see how our orders for but ter have to be steadily increased, to keep pace with the demand for Christie's Biscuits, I have the test kind of evidence that our jealous guarding of Christie Quality brings results." i'ou can taste Quality in every morsel of Christie's Biscuits. ' Sold in bulk, by the pound, or in moisture and dust -proof packages, & 6o., Limited