The Signal, 1910-5-12, Page 8• THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1010
THIS SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
5he Portof
Missing
Men.
D; Mereditigkliehotton,
Moho, of "The House of a
Thousend Coolies .•'
Copyright, 1507. by t! a Ib,bbs-Met,
H "uul iuucd num I•hge'
"'Not Iafer than t rnJay'=Hack you
, so!" shouted Arpnitage and laughed
'aloud at the enemy's rout. One of the
horses -it seabed from its rider's yells
to be Chauveuet'c-turned and bolted,
and tike others followed back the way
:they bad come.
Ston they dropped their pace tu, a
tr••t, lent; Lim trio, cantinued,ln OX .110 -
fore them. .
"They're -rattled," said Claiborne,
"and the fog isn't helping them oily."
"41's i€ll�ttlnl clue Lo coq' place•"
said Anuitage, and as he spoke two
_ehota x1111 rapttd succession' cracked
-_fitortoi'titrottrh (lie fog, sad they 4erk-
ell up their horses.
"It's Oscar! IIe's a good way ahead
It 1 judge the ahoti NgbL"
'lf he jurns thety back, we ought to
hear tbeir horses' fn a moment," ob-
leried. Cpgptu,rnn. "The :Qg -Ian
sounds. The road's pretty level 1n
here."
' "We rnust let them gut of lt•and into
my territory fur safety. We're, within
a mile of the gate, and we ought to be
able to crowd them Into that long open
strip where the fences are down. hang
the fog.
"ills--a(tteea signal of two shots
reached them again, but clearer, Ilko
drum taps, and was immediately an-
swered by scattering shuts. A moment
latter, as the.two riders moved forward
at a. w•dlk, a sharp volley raise out
quite clearly, and they h'ear'd shots and
the creek. of revolvers again.
"By George, they're comingl Ilere
we go!"
They tout tlieir.borees to toe gallop
and rode swiftly through the fog. The
hent of hoofs was now perfeettr audi-
ble aheaek of them, and they \beard
quite distinctly a single ret•olver\snap
t w ice.
"Oscar has than on the run. Bully
for Oscar! They're getting close.
Thnnk the Lord ter this -level stretch!
. Now howl and let 'er go!"
They went forward, with a yell that
broke weirdly nnu cb6lting1y bid ills
gray cloak of fog, their horses' hoofs
pounding dully on the earthen road.
The rain had almost ceased, but enough
had fallen to rotten the ground.
"They're terribly brave nr horribly
seared, from their "peed!" shouted
Claiborne. "Now for it!"
They . One in their skimps and
charged. yelling lustily, riding neck
and neck toward the unseen foe, and
with their horses„ at their highest pace,
they broke upon the mounted trio that
now rode upon theme grayly out of the
mist.
There . was a mad anteing and
shrinking of horses:. One of the nut- torted their hones into the wood and
Inds turued and tiled to twit, and his Wiry they all went, leaving this road
ed Melleo* swept up 041 the lett. Os
the right hay the old 141111Ung preserve
and Avtufurge's bungalow, Aa they
drew into the , urve they beard a re-
volver crack twice, as before, followed
by answering wbct. and cries and the
ilium'. of huufi.--
"Otlee! Osoar has strucL them again.
Steady now! Wat, b your horse!" And
Armitage raised his strut hIgh above
lite head and -tired twice as a warning
, to Oscar.
The distance between the coutendlag
parties was shorter now than at the
first meeting, and Armitage and, Clai-
borne bent forward to their saddles.
talking (softly to their horses, that
had deuced wildly at Armitage's shots.
"Lord, if we can crowd them in hers
now and Zack to the Port!"
'"There!"
Exclamations died on their lips at the
instant.. Ahead of them lay the fog,
rising and breaking is sot(- folds, and
behind It wed yelled and several shuts
snapped spitefully on the heavy air.
Theo a curious picture disclosed itself
Just at the edge of the vapor as though
it were a curtain througb whkb actors
In a drama emerged upuu a stage.
Zola] and Chauvefiet Cashed into view
suddenly, and close 'behind thew Oscar,
yelling like mid. He drove his horse
between the two tueu, threw himself
flats Zmai find at him and turued
and waved his bat and laughed at
them; then just before his horse reach-
ed Claiborne and Armitage he checked
Its speed abruptly, dung it about and
then charged back, still yelling, upon
the amazed foe.
"He's, crnsy; • be's gone clean out 0t
ills head!" muttered Claiborne, re-
mith.- di/Realty
"V♦'bat do you make of it?"
"lle's -having fun with them. He's
just rattling them to warm himself up,
the little beggar. 1 didn't know It was
in him."•
Back went Oscar toward the two
horsemen he had passed less than a
minute before, still yelling, and this
time he discharged his revolver with
seeming unconcern for the value ut
ttlnmunition, and as be again dashed
between them 'and' back through the
gray Curtain Armitage gave the word.
and he and Claiborne swept on at a
gallop.' -
Durand was out of sight, and Chau-
venet turned and looked behind him
uneasily; then he spoke ,sharply to
7.maL Oscar's wild ride back and forth
had dernnrellsed the hurtles, which
were snorting and plunging wildly. As
Armitage and Claiborne advanced
('hauvenet spoke again to Zmai and
drew his own revolver.
"Oh, for a saber nowt" growled OW-
botne.
But It was not a moment for specula-
tion or regret. Roth sides weeeperfect-
ly silent as Claiborne, leading slightly,
with Armitage preset/1g doer at his
left. galloped toward the two men who
tared them at the gray wall of mist.
They bore to the left with a view of
crowding the two horsemen off the
road and into the preserve, and as they
neared them they heard cries through
the mist and rapid hoot beats, and
lrnrend's horse heaped the ditch at the
readslde just before it reached Chau -
tenet and Zmai, and ran away through
tire rnttgh underbrush into the wood,
/scar clone bellied and (lent now,
grimly Intent on his badness.
The revolves .of Renal and Mauve -
pet cracked together, and they, too.
Liverpool and Chicago Whe tP le
Close Lower -Live, Stroke•
Latest Quotations.
Monday livening, May
Liverpoolgtnat [edited dosed to-MW
led lower bliss BatuidleY, aad cci !a•
tures uaetianlped.
Al Chicago, May wheat closed Ke bwr
than ekatunbiy, May curb ♦k ltigber. ann.
May oats %e lower.
Winnipeg Options.
wheat -,May Attic. JulY shills
patio -May =tic, Au), sire.
Toronto Grain M.,rket
rider, struggling to coutrol him, added
to the cuufusion. The fog shut them domo
In with each other, and Arwltage and R>Mibsib' hone 11ot that ttmo:" shouted
ave.
9u did i," replies] Armitage. '•itut
never you wind, aid wan, we've gut
Mein cornered now.,'
llalborne glanced at Armitage and
saw his right baud, still huldltlg Ills
revolver, go to lois shoulder.
"Much dawage?"
"II atrvek a turd place, but I ase still
The blood streamed from the neck ut
Claiborne's horse, which threw up Its
bead and snortett in pain, but kept
bravely uo at the trot to winieh Armi-
tage had set the pace.
"Poor devil' We'll have a reckuulug
pretty goon," crled .trmttnge' cheerily.
"Nlo kingdom 1s worth a goof horse."
' They advanced at n trot (Owen! the
Port.
"You'll to afoot guy minute now, hu
eerie In geed •hair aud an our owl
11101, with th,xu, carrion between u
Claiborne, having flung back theft own
horses at the onset, had an lestaat'■
gilwpse of Cbauvenet trylntg to swing
isle horse tutu the road, of Zeal halt
turning as bb horse reared to listen
for the foe behind bud of Uurand's tw-
paenit'e, white face as Ire steadied his
horse with his left' hand bud leveled a
revolver at Armitage with Itis right.
With a cry Claiborne put spurs to his
-horse and drove him forwent upon Du-
rand. 1111 hand. knocked the leveled
retoher tlylug luto the fug. Theu
7,mai tined twice, and Cbauvenet'a
frightened horse, panic etrttken at the
shots, reared, swung roused and dashed
back the way he had come, and Du-
rand and ?mal followed.
The three disappeared lute the mist,
and Arrnitege and Clalburue shook
themselves together and quieted their
horses.
"That was loo close for fun. Are ,
you all there?" asked Armitage.
"Still In 1t, but .Chaovenet's friend
won't mise every time. There's mur-
der in his eye.. The big fellow seemed
to be trying to shoot his own horse."
"Oh, he'd a knife and sack man and
clumsy with the gun."
Tbcy moved slowly forward now,
and Armitage sent his horse acrues the
rough ditch at the roadside to get his
housings. The fog seemed at the point
of breeking, and the blase about them
shifted and drifted in the growing
light.
"This Is toy laud, sure uwugh. Lord,
man, 1 wish you'd get out of this nd
go borne. You' see, they're an ugly lot
and don't use toy pistols."
"Remember the potato sack! 'That's
my watchword." laughed Claiborne. ,
They rule with their eyee'straight '
ahead, peering through the breaking, 1
flouting mist. It was now so clror end
light that they could ser the wool at
either hind, thongh fifty yards ahead
to every direction the fog still lay like
a barricade.
"I ebould valne n change of rat-
tnent,' observed Armitage. "There
was nn hdeentage in armor -your duds
might get, rusty on n damp excursion,
but Aper altlrt wouldn't stick to your
bkle."
"Who carne? Those &vile bre pret-
ty quiet, and the little eergesnt 1s
abont due to bump Into them again."
They had come to it gradual turn in
the gsed,at a point where a steep wood -
Wheat, dub h 1101 to
Wb..1, red bush1 04
Wheat goose. bush 100
Buckwheat, eat, bush 0 64
HYL P,yua
Babus 0 54
Data, buslu,l 0 m
Toronto Dairy Market
Geese, Per lb 0 13
O13
Eters, new -laid
Butter, separator, dairy, lb0 0
Buller. store Iota 0 26
Butler, creamery, sollde0 0
Butter, creamery. lb, rolls,0 0
Hu•e1, extracted 019♦e
Moray, combs. doses I S
New York Dairy Market.
os
ea
"Is Good
Tea"
NEW Yl)itle. May it. -1luttc•r-Sterid) al
dtcilue; recelpta, elle creamery, spearfabs,
per 1L.. 2'se. rstese Jd e-ethlrei lu tired.
Sic to :fi4 ; vial. 24c to Lh:c; state dairy,.
meet. nee to 'LMc, common to prime, 0e
to Zlc; preemie, speedo!. 26e. seconds t0
laira^ le to :*c; factory. seconds to
Rata, :Hoc to 7;1e, itulttsauu, ereainery.
Ink tie 141le.-------
Chee--
seSteady; receipt*, �; state, toll
cleans, new, !anew, white, I3i(rc• stale.
tug cream. mew. specials., 14e to 14Wac'
fancy. eu'luitd, 13%e panne. -!1e to. 111%1
fair to good, 12e to 12%c.. common, 10%c
to plc; old tee to 4uallty, Ile to Ile; state
Anna spectals, Mier to 11c; fine, 9c w
Mee;; fair to gaud, 9,4c to Ik; ,ol nmun,
{totstate. skims.
s,33tl
Eggs -Steady , ece1Dt,l*0, ate,
?eaasyhaaln
and nearby, brasses, whlM,
sic to -zoic: gathereu,-w..ee. -tek10 .!ser
bennery, brown. :3c to 231/s . gathered.
brown. r!c to Wlie: fresh gathered, stor-
age pae:ked, selections. 21♦ec i0 eeic; regn-
lar packed, extra firsts. !lc to Le. a
1 CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Steady -Cattle IOc to 20c High-
er at Chicago -Buffalo Steady.
LONDON. May t• -Loudon and Liver-
pool cabiee quoted tive cattle (American)
steady, at-lPlkc to 141ye, dread weight: -
refrigerator beef steady. at Ile to Irdo
per pound
Union Stock Yards.
TORONTO, May 9. -Receipts of live
stock at the Ugiuu Stock Yards were
large ---a record run of 141 carloads,
oonsiating of 21161 cattle, 99 hoge,,1IS
sheep soot 111 -valves.
Distillery Steers.
Lie, Campbell bought fur Morrie & CO.
five loads of steers fed at the Dun Syriac
1.360 lbs. each, at 41.50.
E L. Woodward bought flue carlua¢,
fed at the same byres. for t$witt ! Co..
file lbs. each, at r 5o per cwt.
Milkers and Springers.
A moderate. supply of milkers and
springers, which sold at 137 to !146-.
Veal Calves.
The bulk of the calms* sold at 4s to
W.>b, <hu it few choice quality reaobed
r per cwt
and
Haves solderSE t cw
t per r cwt.; masa id
N to M per cwt., yearlings at n to 4: per
cwt.; spring lamb" at 13 to I6.61) each.
Hogs. '
!togs prices are higher, at lass for se-
lects, fed and watered. and 19 f.o.b. rate
at country point.
Montreal Live Stock.
MONTREAL, May 9.-(9pertat.)-At tills
Mot treat Stock Yards West }Td Markel
receipts last week were 2e60 ,attle, 276
sheep and lambs, 150 hogs and 2571 calves.
The offerings on the market this morning
for local consumption amounted to WO
cattle, 50 sheep and lambs, 990 begs and
400 calves. ('attic prices, as compared
•with last V4 edoeeday's. show an advance
of Sc per 100 lbs., attributed to it Heber.
run and the Improved demand from
t
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The price is on
---every package.
Digestive Tonic
is a safe and certain rem-
edy,for dyspepsia and loss •
Appetite: A. (foliar
buys n hig bottle.
A srstbias
you
.ba with
the
Maio
wed give
you
astir*
lea
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Identification Settled.
It was only a email point of law, but
the two counsel were hammering at
one ttnother tooth and nail. They
been submitting thio and that to
toner for twenty minutes, and
wing conte and more heated as
ey argued.
t last
're an ass, sir," sh£ieked one.
"And you're a liar, sir, roared the
other.
Then the judge woke up,
"Now that counsel have iaentifled
etch other," said he, "let us proceed
to the disputed points." -Philadelphia
Post.
The Retort Critical.
Professor Harry Thurston Peck, the
brilliant critic, raid at a dinner in New
York :
"The painter vows that none but
the painter is competent to criticise
his pictures : ,tnd a playwright said to
tee the other day :
" 'You never wrote a play. What
right have you, then, to pass judg-
ment on the drama?'
"\Nell, my dear fellow,' said 1, '1
never laid an egg, either; but the
minute I taste one I know whether it's
good or bad.' "-New York Sun,
A Use for Boys. 1
The ever.butuing question, "What
shall we do with our boys ?" 'seems to
be satisfactorily answered in the fol-
lowing advertisement, which appears
in n window of it Farringdon road
butcher's shop "Wanted, k respect -
.able ]toy for beef sausages." -London
rrlbr,ne
"Tommy." said the teacher waxily
to the smallest member in the class,
"tell all these big boys where the
Kings of, Seolland were crowned/"
"On -their heads." answered Tommy
brightly.
Celia -"Don't you - know her? Why,
she lives in the sante square with you."
Delia -Yes, but she's nut in the same
circle,"
Sold aranteed by .,w
F. J. BUT1.,M4D, S. E. HICK.
H. C. DUNLOP, E. R. WiGLE
CODER H
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POPULATION O>: THE
OUNTY
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"So you can recommend your wash-
erwoman?" "Yes, i can. She washes/
fur a' the twelours, an' y've nae idea
o' thethings she can telly' aboot thum."
"It seems to me t- hat i have seen you
befpre." said the .fudge. "You hove,
my lord. 1 used to give your daughter
singing lessons." 'Twenty years."
irate German (to stranger who has
stepped on his toes) -"Mine trent, 1
know mitre feet was meant to pe
valked on, hut. dot. brivilege _ pelongs
• to ate."
Exodus to the West 1s Still Taking
Many from Huron.
County,Clerk Lane has made his an-
,nual tettiru;to the (,uvet•nment of the
population of tale Vatiuue Municipali-
ties of the county.' as shown by Milo
gear'+ assessment roll& l'he return
tahowe 11 decrelr>w`irrthcrnr•aitnrpola-
(iun from 11218 of :,46, and in the pupa -
lotion of the towns and villages there
js ,i decrease of 341, the total decrease
heing•87i. The rush to \Vestcru Can-
ada is undoubtedly largely responsit.le
for the falling off. The figures are as
follows:
Townships bre lost
Ashfleld - 20sel 2710
('olbortie ......... .... I .... , 14:12 1527
(inderieh 'l 1956 161511
:ted . 3006
porters for supptles fe the weat, on
count of of the higti prices remitted 4n for-
i6gn markets and the low rates at which
ocean lee*gM space can by ob tattled,
both from here and Boston.
There was some trouble in the Josiah
trade, and dealers stated that they would
not commerce operatlous until It was set-
tled. Choke steers sold at Tec to 7iec;
good et Ntc to 7c; fairly good at 616c to
,4c, fat at 1iec to 6c. and eumrnoa at
6c to 515,• per )b (Sok* ere!' brought 6c
i Vic, sad lower grades 694 to Pee:, and
bulls se Crum ].tee to 61ee per Ib` flog
prices have advatced tic to 270 per 10
lbs since lust We, iesdee. In : .Ym[athe
with the racesit advance In the Torottle
market, Wet more leo to the smaUer asp-
Ow
r .paw which eaufe forward bare. cud the
Impruved densand for the -same from
peckers, as they were as more or less
short of sleek ;bete. of seiected lots
were mad,at 410 W 110.16 per 10D 1ba.,
weighed „f1 curs. The trade in sheep and
lambs sea: quiet on account of the limited
offerings I;heep prices ruled 'l par ID.
lower, with sales of a few anrdl lots at
6i4c per Ib *ring lambs ware steady
from N to le each. (Silvers ]net with 01
Mead) s.,1P at 4-.10 to 16 earl.
Claiborne j(cmpnl just os the tcounded
antmal roiled over derut.
and a gap they won't care to ,trop Into.
I'm off for the gate. You wnit here,
and if Oscar fires the signal give the
answer."
Armitage galloped o2 to the right
and Claiborne jumped from his horse
Jost as the wounded nnlinal trembled
for it moment, sunk to Its knees sod
roiled over dead.
Orey
East Buffalo Cattle Market,
EAST 11CI"FALO. Mao 0.-oottee-1(a-
celpte. 670D head; active: common and
medluq,.butchers' grades, 10c to pec low-
er: others steady: prime steers. r7le to
118 IL, shipping, r7 to 4776, lmachera, i6.1L
10 $760; heifers, 16.S to $7: cows. ]1.16 is
$6.66; bulla. 14.Z to 4876; stockers and
feeders, 44.76 to 5.16; stock belfers. MAI
te 16; hash cows and swingers sturdy,
0to47. t'
Veals--Raoeipts. 2600 bead. sow and SO
hlkrber. Si to 4x.2
Ung e-Ifte a Pie. 14.6110 heed. active Gall
10.• to 21'. lower; heavy and mixed, P.0
to OM. a few, 49.0; yorkars, 0 0 to 16.90:
pigs, 4s e+ to 110; roughs. Pee to 1594
stags, 1710 to 46.26; dairies, 49.74. it, 1990.
Sheep and Wniw--tt.anelpts. ele000 head;
sheep stow; mixed "heap steady; other*
20c to 366 lower, lamb Mow and roc bar-
es;
bFer; Iambs. 47'25 to ls; yearlings, 1776 to
V. wvthers, 17 25 to 47.40. ewer, fteS to
46.711: Meese 11lze41, N to 47.27
New York Live Stock.
Ilullett
Hay
Howi'ck
Morris:
McKillop
Stanley
Ktephen
'i'urnt"'rry
'I'nckersmit h
Usborne
\\'awanosn Etat
Wawanosh Weise. .... ... 1795 ,1009
37352 37888
\• I'EWy YORK. May e.-Heevee-Hacetpte,
4; market Irregular. steers. s7 to pile;
b, 44.60 to MI6; cows, 1320 to V.1e:
m s, Mr firm native mildew deat 11c
Q N-ItecPlpla. 7067: prime tievivy
,al - steady to strong. others meetly to
lower; all sold seals, I6 60 to 4160. Mee.
0.71e ,.44,76_W ®
0. dressed lvop
dy
stea; city drugged veils, 10e to rade;
cq ntry . , , 7c to idlife
rep a, • Iambs -Receipts. 1RM, sheep'
steady. Isrhle slow to 16c lower, ail .036.
neap, al ,lippedm
Race : laes, a61 16 perbeset
PAO
1a3: state l leere. K M to 6
Hoge Pee s, 740, market may. at
0.110 to 110. \
Ch ieatt Llys Stock.
CHICAGO. May-<'.attle--iWefpta,
000; market eons Mews, 0.T to t4.
oows, 45.66 to 47: heifers. 44 26 to $7 56:
bulls, 14.60 to 1a 76, \ ralvew. 12 to 0S;
stockers toe feeders. $4.75 to M W.
market weak;
oholce heavy, 0.10 to 6e: butebrs, OS
to 0 611, light, mixed. 0. to OS. choke,
light, 0.0 to 0.46: perca, 0.15 to 0.0:
pparr0 0 16 to M M. Milk Of stns, $J• to
• Bbeop and Lambe tide. tante.
ked firm. sleep M tri to IILSo yeartinga
�t M to 178mufti; Miele. $716 is I ; M
iaa'[r, Mm to iii.
2475 '2450
'1154 3149
He -"isn't he ati awful flag' She -
"Yes; but he has a motor, a yacht,
and drives a four-in-hand. He'a what
you might call a flat with modern
twpt•ovelnents."
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Strength
Lustre
Elasticity
Smoot hne e
Cider Va iety
Those are
dm five
oulslandine
features of
DING'S
SPOOL SILKS
Progressive
Dressmakers
find i1 pays to use (hese wo• rld-famous .Iikse ••
H}ILDING'S SILKS are unsurpassed, beige mai*
sized se• this World'. Standard.
They find that BBELDING'S SILKS are in a olaaa by
themselves.
Takiktor instance, the important yuestiou of Dolor variety.
Pfotta shade is asked for, but we can
supply it -simply because we Spare
no ...Hort or expense t6 ensure our
having advance knowledge of all
novelties -and immediately re new
shade is known it is incorporated
---In our line.
Belding, Paul & Co.
Limited
---74-Buy Street
Toionto
Ask vest dealer ase oat.
seemIlsese ser welts
easier per41es1sas.
WOMEN CURED AT NONE
Women's dliordera always >,..
from the very beginning et L1•
treatment to the mild. but elle
live, action of Orange Lily. Witter,
two nr three days after roam, r:, ; c
Its use rhe improvement ie. .
notli•eable, and this Imp!'•,•
-
( 1011nues until the patient
ptetely cured: Orange Ley le an
applied or local treatment. and se is
directly op the womanly organs re-
moving the congestion. t"ntng aro
strengthening the nerves, and re-
storing perfect rlrculat ion In the
diseased parts. In order to cent/Ince all suffering women of the value of ths
remedyyina 35 -cent bee, enough
(days'
treatment.
absolutely
to each lady me her eddrss: MRS. FRANCESE. URRANWI,(sor, Ot
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31102 301111
2170 '=illi
2'r4t' Z1113
17814 18.9
i5K1 JO71050
1805 Pee)
21Z1 211111
11413 1975
1619 1616
Town. end �'llhtges.
Hayfield
Blyth....
Brussels
Clinton
Exeter
Hoderich
Ilensell
Seater t,h
Winglnarn :...s... .. '1351 'Situ
Wroxeter... ......... 411 415
529 5411
772 816
1110 117!1
23140 24414
1616 16116
4551 46:12
822 801
2145 22.11
1669) 17101
Total 64042 54919
Sega-Recelpts, 0
• Loafers Cannot Vote.
\II solo. ns of 1111110 have the Pram
eluee except soldiers and beggars.
Where Wes John ?
A San Francisco wettish whose hus-
band hall been dead some years went
to a enedlaui who produced the spirit
of her deul husband.
"Ofy clear John," said the widow to
the spirit, "are you happy now ?"
"i son vety floppy," John replied.
"HAppier,than you were on earth
with me ?" she asked.
"Yell," Was tine arlswet ; "i am far
happier than 1 was nn earth with
y011."
"Tell me, .lohn, what it is like in
heaven:"
"Heaven !" reboil John. "I'm not in
heaven,"- Lippincott's Magazine. •
The Sod One - "Ant, young man. do
you not at times feel That. this Sunday
golf is j'up-irdieing your ehanee4, of
heaven ?'' •( Soifer-"ieo p A r d i e i ti g.
Why, it le heaven."
" See That Triple Curved -Sprint!!!
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BABY CARRIAGE
" The QENDRON is a beauty, and it's the car for ma
"Tto•rc "c lots of good plain reasons why you tli4iould
'END buy a GENDr20N for baby.
C£$.IDP,OtJ
.l Mtivi.R" "This carriage car is made in Cana4a. Every barb of material embodied In the
eEhIli*e is the best that money can buy.
o f i "-Ste t::at o i;le curved spring ? That feature is exclusive to the GalleRON• It's made
f s-eiucted sod test.d st c1- the triple curve abcorhs every jar, mating this carnia a tar a veds.
;e ft:other lien ior baby.- There are-ot Icr reasons wbv you should 'need in a GLNDRON
age. St% candservicear•glerante-d Then- GE►tai2'AII
;;e car, arc 5o rosy !or hisy ba' /rivers to r;ot:ate.'
alt Irdel :.:s Leiters Write us H your Gooier roes: 't carry them.
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Toronto ,,;t
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YOU can now procure our delicious
Soda Biscuits 6n a size and -design
much thinner and more dainty than ,the
ordinary soda biscuits. Just ask your grocer
for McCormick's F -A -N -C -Y Jersey Cream
Soda Biscuits - neatest, crispest, tastiest.
The "Little Lord Fauntleroy" on the
package guarantees McCormick - Qllalit� .
Sold only in 10cand 5c Blue Label Packages
►aCTORY AT
FANCY JERSEY$ISCUITS
CR CREAM song
LONDON, WARBROCSES AT MONTREAL, OTTAWA, HAMILTON. KINGSTON, WINN1PS. AND CALGARY
Made from first quality corn by
a clean, careful process. Is
Nature's own pure product with
the sunshine and the rain left
l c A PACKAGE AT ALL GROCERS
to
Sweet as a nut -with a better
flavor. Makes blood and bone.
Treats your stomach gently
and puts go in your meal. Eat
the fireless breakfast dish to-
morrow and know renal quality
"THE SWEETHEART OF THE CORN
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