The Signal, 1911-1-19, Page 7Xew� of the 9istriet
ens laawle Tlegapeso.4 t/s siorts,
Otte has bailee r MSO over, 8. 6,. f.r
MIR smooths. hoe retanmed booms
gsod Kra Lassa J. Smith aed
ram Oelonakme Manitoba. sr,
••i Mesa fa Moans township.
has.- earl' wian_ ham boar. .xs the
the Modules Beak at Bed.
ort. by !sols t<soderved to Ttor-
eto. __
J. K.
asbool,has appointed so
•„Wfc
iata0t d of for of ant. London
•ity schools.
issuer Masgpove. eM dotasevaiet,
ttl.w.tuobs, is vieitleg old friends is
t3r.y sad T rsbrrry towssbips after
.e *Demos et thirty years
Ww. Ohaaisswoith has disposed of
feria se ilg.odvi is is Jams.
Sorry. The Ment 000teise At1? @ares
.od the ptlwhesa pries was N.70o.
I'be 10040io been owned Jerry
t 111. 1110011ssiou 14
pie � p+tebaasd b 1.ev1 ora•
...her. Theprles pest was 1101`100.
Roy East. who has bees es the staff
at the Royal Bask ea Qistoo for the
pact two sad a.bit_N - rare, bee bona
t rendered to the 11Mochess braosb.
ser e. few days' illness 0f pawns
bones. Mary Jaime Orrier, wife of
robs t. d Te skerry• passed
tws7 OW
. Rik *Osie 9be wee io
aw thirty ytler.
unmaking bap needs • *atone ,ask le
Twee Wei osipbburIsgg dohs
'MVO been ignited to seine asst portl-
iest* M friendly griefs.
The Korean fern of Wm.
•..bnoek. Ila the lapin ,•.recemdoe tat
ti/vy, bas been sold to Jobe W. Me-
ga , wine will get pasiessioe Ie the
ler. 8ebnock may r•ewlove to
se.
C. .1. Thoraces, t( Wioshaai. Iles
mid his pump and wtedsM business
to iOdgar Patient of Brat Wawa
nosh. Mt. Tborston purposes miaow
iris hie lewdly to Oalib.rni,. in the
near:mals@.
A natio bslosgtagfar� t�,w+ria
ot }meads, was mseide sMy dam-
aged
-
bbyy its ase moratag last week.
A sport in seow sciage that has hese
deposited in the Weide le the wpline*d
canoe of rho hlsa•.
The death of Xis Assam Wilms oc`'
cured an. the hoses sif her brother.
Murray Wilmot loth •,oneeseios of
Tar.herry. os Teseday. Jart.ry PPllh,
after an illness of ova two years.
She was fifty -Mee years of ago.
Min Stena 1lresory .1 Raters., has
been engaged as teacher of BeglWf
in Obathanf Collegiate institute at a
salary of 51,1100 a year hies Gregory
is wen knows to this musty and bee
n reputation as as esedeSt teacher.
I.. Foetus «nese, 0r the Huron
road east of 8e afert soss
_odd two hos a
t few days ago fee cue of ibe
.m
animals was odes four years old
11141 she other welt nets t three.,
inmost (Jarasehsi, ref ersseith.
was the poreiseer.
Ise. W. 1 @,censer well-known
r -Odom. d died in Toros-
, o last week as a reedit at falling from
third -tory window at hie boarding -
amide. While Krieg la Wine:barn be
Ind hewn eogagd is the (arringe-
uiWing bedews. bat Mfr 'seat t own
ver t twenty yahoo ago.
A yii 5L wedding was •+eiehrwt nl o0
holiday evening. Jo/teary 5th. at
,br bio, of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thiel,
/uirich. whew their Moo daughter.
• Nies Rol was united se marriage
, Herbertfled. of the ne.bet. Hoe.
{ tt ► Zurich. Rev 0 C. 1. Mates.
itastoz of the Latbewmn ahur•th, oAl
idled.
'tee home of Mr' and Mgr. t1' le. S.
than. of Po dwish, was the seers* of •
•r' pretty weillisgoe Tuesday, Jao-
easy 10th. when Let Rather Ann
*Ahern. of P'.rdwieb. shod Gen. A.
Williamson, of Gilbert Plans. Man.,
••r• ,acetal is hot esatrliess} . Tb.
•remooy
p.elor iwl en lies. R.
OeY
•
Kindlier. o Gerrie.
'.v, Bart , d ser Lood.INiuew, has •
sup ot Bast and West Glends pub-
i.bed an New Yost to 1806. that
of halt a osetwry has bsss,"ta pusses
1 the family. 11 la timeworn
••H reamed, but dear aid distinct,
mimic* the map .skates le 'bole
ern days did good work &waved is
hotwo. as le Otiei on, Oodsrieb. Port
.Ober' Brumfield, Hey P 0. and
tfarptub yt, hot Sestortb. Illsster,
Ri.'rb .sis4 Wiigbaarrt Linde@. art Ise a
•,• r gradient
: n. Las. Mrs. Heslhsi, d (.:ra..rook.
rite death of Mrs. George Hu.thor.
'rsobetok, moored on Friday. Atb
nn after an Mess, srsteadino over
M` smooths bees hew( failure She
al•' to here $y♦eeeid year ibe
es. married la VIM u.
Hnryer, win eserives with a rer
•' "•.or sone mod thew dasgbtars
their Irifty-Aldi As/simmer,
`tr sail Kra. RANK Mastrril.
tents of the Bluevsls raa3. near Wiese
'tam. celebrated the fW y�Iftb snt-
'nosey of tide searridse last week.
N t and Mrs. M.zu ll ani nether of
tuoitriosohhilkdosilmail,andbanebeen
eaident. of Huss misty sloee the
sae i&h'*O. Beta age sa g •1104'
• health for people & W' sr
electo al Addis's Para
replay Kataan t Amide McAuley
,a. porattaind A 100•esere farm neer
'araIDOW01, to the tewssblp of Ash -
1.14. Toasts�� y iemown MO the
°Ic • haat Cann. *54 ors abs prsnttw
barn. stets bothe and sit
.n'es of maple boob. Mr McAuley
'ai4 Kanter the property This
eed to be a gestin. bargain.
'As MsAaiy. wbs hes boo tee
ears Oahnsetarrive
'nuts on Aprilclimate
1St ke take ce
rt. Repute
rna, Je.ksso, of 8t. Thont.s.
of Muster, wine tnarrt.d u
Ib termer city es January Mk to
Ills f a .add New Tosiottk.
' frw o
wase proses. oe the resafdes alis 1M
was replete with the liht-
darUve *@torr@ o1 tits Jewish ism-
was
steeW codas sad hietorle Moe& now
tires with many of the eseinnew ref
1be seders tkamdlaa wean_ lege seise
" dr. Moo Marsdn
e, .t1 l�eans, was
"won the parse&
amities. Dian •t iLace.
Seatergoliellpee
&tett took pima. et
oe tbsu7th lost wham bre.
Beery L unbrooks was called away.
aged selnoty-sin year. lbs bad re.
@red that evening in ber what health
but Wore Jido[ght .he bad sxpited.
Yee. lambr•ooke was burojat Kingston,
and at the age of twelve years moved
with hese permits u, London township
and Meer re Hal 8be was married
to bar now sorrowing husband flit y-
ilve ))ears ego mad since had I •seeded
at Exeter. A minify of one on
sad a da.rghter is left to mourn her.
A Pretty Wedding at Ethel.
Tbs home of Mrr. Martha Spence,
of Babel. was the soeoe of a very
pretty wedding on Wedus day, .ranu-
ary nth, when ber daughter, Miss
Dania was united i0 marriage to
George Kreuter, has dware merchant of
that village. Rey. D. R. McRae was
the officiating cies ywan. The bride
was given away b bt,r brother -iii -Law,
Joseph Hemswortb. while Lobengrtn'@
wedding march was rendered by Mise
Alloy H.irisworth. Mettle Heme
wortb, little niece of the hridc, acted
as Rower.ghI. Mr. and Mrs. Kreuter
lett abs nest mowing on • wedding
trip to Bann a.od other p•dota and on
their return will take up their rest.
dance in Etbe'.
Thea, E. }Medford Rearing.
Tilos. E. Bsmdford, of Exeter, !vee
has paid out nearly 1111.000,00U for
borsesduring I bepate. twelve years, bas
decided to retire frons business. He has
earned the rep*tation of being one of
the leading and best-known bodie
!pryers in Wastrel Onta•:o. Mr.
Ha'ndfotd started baiutss at Exeter
in May, INK and up to O;toher 12t1),
1910, ever 7,000 booms bad passed
through tis bands, fur which he paid
about 1191115.000. He has ban0led Duly
the- tie.t clans of horses, and he Ira• foee
q.tently sent borne* w the Winnipeg
exhibition, where the,- were nw•rdeJ
high !wises. The prices paid have
ranged from 505) to OW a ajar,.
During the page year Mr. Handford'•
health has failed and he has decided
to t eke • wen -earned rest.
Tae Passenger an Early Settler.
t tot. of the Mat settlers in the vicin-
ity of Seaford*, in the person of Mr..
John Tbompaoo, died at her home on
the :ird conte scion of McKillop on
Prirlay. Mh dist. She wait in her re8-
eatty-Heventh year. The late Mrs.
Thompson was horn in Ireland and
when seven fawn+ of sae she com-
menced the journey to Canada with
her pareeta. H e r father, Luke
Brauer. "died of fern on the trip
aen►w Mod Mrs. Beattie wee after-
wards married to Mr. Stein. The
family was a long the first settlers of
McKillop township. Nearly sixty
years ago the subject of this notice
was wedded to .1obn Thumpeon, who
Fwwdeoreu d her twenty years. Her
death is mourned by a family id
Waren ebiIdren; oven eons ami four
daiwwhtere
A Nervy Thai at Wiugbam.
A =batt, stout, inidd4e-aged moan,
with ebubby cheeks, straight rtlack
hair, and a short, dark mouetaebe,
wbt, registered at. the Brunswick
Hotel. Wit/wham. the other day
e*bibiterl a goal deal of terve
by going through the botels and
atealteg what, -vet he tbougbt wog
worth while in money or jewel-
lers. The mane mite ,tole sev-
eral articil•t• from the Brunswick *
year ago, nu he was carefully watched
tbere this time, and did not succeed in
getting aoytiing, but be did get
quite a sum of mooey and some valu•
able jeweller from the National.'
During the day he wee around the
Morse advocating parcel delivery. but
be didn't do soy buuoew in that line.
The local po1ire are in search of bins,
but so far have got no clue to his
whereabouts.
Terrible Accident at Dashwood.
Willie Bender, the seven -ear -old .urs
of Jobe Bender, who reside. • toile
west of lisabwood, was terribly injured
on Thursday, 6th int... es a result of
being kicked by • bora. ?here i. 3*
dight temper of his remover) . Thw1
bo) had stayed by oe from school ow-
ing to the deep .00w, sod when his
father went to he barn to Inok of t er
the stock he accompanied bine la
p1ayang ghoul he gnr ton dose to •
fossa. ',bleb kicked him full 1:t the
for.Need. T?..• ♦mull was ix,supteod.
cawed in end ',resettled a terrible ap-
pearwnme. It.. 31cLeughtin of ikea-
wood raw at once *bat the tame we -
serious one and bye tbe. boy .taken to ,
84. Joseph's hospital. I.ondon. where
be ten operated upon and the broken
boos end clotted mama of brain and '
blood removed. The little fellow
newer lest .Imoecioueore.. ann be '
is said U, have a dight tshaocr Of 1
recovery, unhaslromplleasirt -et'
In
DISTR13891MG HHADALH es.
Meadacbd• ore lama,,
dirofdervd kidneys. 4/ FI
Thomas One. Myo "I nifleted for
adbe,
of r most die
Lb. temit tt
Mrs. Hall o. t. ,trOftt, J, ,
years with bead
treseig nature Tbe'. would conte • n
wrddflorwly, and woold last for day,
at •tines'rarer were u•uelly @swum
panted h. spells .4 elisaiese that
would tea, one ,testes ' •
l tood
dot hove du
the heck
wean weak sad
dau.ed ms
smelt sneering
n
throne,'bwt sod
,titer an o r
grata, hot all to
wo @••ail Roth.
Ing hoes -Med
O• lend sty •»n
ditWoO wasgradual!) ...anis ....ter
i )edreed ei Booth. Eider., MIN.
One boy gain we a complete ere, ,set
leg eon I bat. nit set k
Da had NeedM
nc
oe diamy .pet
•
amM person
Booth's Kidney fills so ar.ld is sit
deiaartots.
resod gins money under they all to
ntee
to y 7
relieve any disease baying Its origin in
the k Js, or bladder Postpaid
frost Oet T.
and guaranteedr by
B. Di Wight north aids oil Brew
THE ci1GNA
Death or . T,ckerwmtb Readapt
Death dimmed one mote on tba dui
last. wbeo Prank ileum. 01 Tucker
sotitb paned sway at the mage u1 forty
ears. O(tr month sod toreuty day@
Mr Plewa@ bed bees @offering front la I
grip and a severe ooid which devel-
oPud tote pneumonia. with fatal re ;
sults Deceased was born os Use
farm on whicb be died About leo
eat'@ age, he was married Le Mise
Charlotte t,arer who with one
daughter it t.ft to wourn out demise.
The earners Bask at Daabwoo0
1be Drab wood correspondent of
The Rioter Ilan* ba. this to say
about the defunct Farmers Bank
The Ferment Hank of this place b..d
$118,021.81 0o deposit belmging to the
farrier" of tbf. neighborhood and
moony reeideots of the village. It was
the a/1 of many of the small d-po.itora
and the savings of years of uot a few
ul the batik 'sctstumera. The depilate
at this branch exessd the deposit of
any of tbenther braoehee by over *25,•
OfeI.
The Late trey. Alfred Geiger.
Hy the death ut Kev. Alfred t;.iger,
the Evangelical cbur•cb loses one of Its
most premising young ministers.
The dee?asied, who wars In bis thirty.
evens' ye ,r. was a native "t Hay
btwn-hli., Newt( a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morn 0 iter, of the Bronson line,
For a number of years he bad been
staltoued et Pemb,oke as pastor 01
the Evangelical cbtt,cb. His 'sat ill -
O 055 wag a brief uoe. ea it web just
about a week before his death that he
sea" stricken .with appeudicitis. An
0pera'lot' wag perforate 1 immediately
and after reviving frou the effects of
it be suddenly sank, pawing away on
Sunday, 8th inst.. He leaves bis
widow And two smell child, en to
mourn his ea, ly demise.
Death of H. N. McTaggart.
Oo Sunday, 8th inst.. H. N. Mc'rag.
part, postmaster nt Cbieelburst for
twenty-five years, purged away et the
home of his daugl•t r, io Uaborne
township. Mr. Mc_Ttggart was born
near Belleville seventy -right years
agp. His ancestors were Milted R.e-
p•re Loysli.te. He came to Huron
county in 1840 and fora yutrier of a
0005 UF)' wait ppoti..ttrnwaagstteer and general
arecehant at Cbwlbur.t. He buffered
• paralytic stroke over tan yeah ago
and bad since lived retired. A second
stroke about two 'soothe ago proved
fatal. He is survived by one son, W.
O. McTaggart, K A.. or Toronto. and
three daughters : Mrs. T. Byre. of De-
troit : Mrs. H. McDonald, of Heiman,
and Mrs. F. Rve►,nan, of l'shorne.
MOTMMRS !
0
Preserve Your Children's Hair.
Every norther should see that her
children's Bair is dressed with Parisian
Sage. the wonderful hair restorer and
germicide. A little neglect on your
part, now nsay mean much Less of
beauty when your girl grows up.'
PHgt•13NTIoN BR'rr R.t MAN CunR.
I'ari.ian Boge is n rigidly guaran-
teed hair restorer and cures en • scalp
diseases, prevents hair atom falling
out and creates A rich luxuriant
growth of hair, a glory to woman and
the pride of man.
A pteaaant hair dresesing-ladiee like
it, and your druggist, K. R. Wigle,
guarantees every bottle that he sells
at 5iic. and stand,' ready to refund
y ser money if it fails to an its work.
By mail postpaid from Giroux Mann -
lecturing Co., Fort Erie, Ont. See
that the girl with the auburn hair is
ors eseb package. Hold and gueraa-
teed by E. }t. Wigle. north side of
Square.
The Canal Proposition.
Hamilton Times discusses the
Gillies canal proposition in ant editor-
ial article, as follows : •
Of the projecting of canals, like the
making of books, tbere seems to be no
end. A Tacoma man named A. P.
(Mlles ih now to the fore with a little
scheme to abort -circuit traffic by cut-
ting a canal from (Jodericb to Hamil-
ton. and thus diverting traffic acro..
the peninsula about 100 miles. leaving
the Lower end of Lake Hurou, the 8t.
Clair. the Detroit River, Lake Erie
and the Welland Genial tsar the route
Of tbrnugh traffic The. scheme is an
ambitious one, sod is u, be talked only
,n large flouters. 8. -id... such a p.•,'.
)ect the . nlerii.d rod deepeuen ran•.I
ill a trivial tn•t,er. The company
'spoken of as p' .jectio. the Retina -
yid. it if soder l.•" +, give the Uana-
diao Oovrnment ant op ion to alts au
enterer is the rntetpr..e ; but ,f the
t i.tv,•rnment Meths coldly ,iron it the
company wilt take hold of it itself.
A Rimier et ,.tie propoted scheme
and the country which i•. .Recta will
serve tt iwpra.s the reader with the
vastness of ftacharacter. Lake Hunan
is at a level of 581 feet ahuve the sea.
Lake gtic u 9fetet lower, while trek.
t)oterio i. 984leet helow lake Brie. in
approximately 100 miler this great
change t'f level would have to be over-
come That in itself would ile merely
• matte, of lock. and ,none}y• -,
assuming that neeees.ry canal feeder@
aro available. 't'h. differeness in laud
I•vela, bowevn.. onstitute „ veer use-
iou• ,lateen tot's -rich is on • , high
ground 751.11 feet shot sett level 'l be
sap nt from take level a, the mouth d
res. Al •jtland River would be sharp;
'deb arse nountry there ere DO
+n uilittaluk w*ter•wey..
ti nigh. rt,t Ibe most prat I,
A. On altitude of MO fent is
macaw Guelph the altitude le :.
haft) tee ilastlton'• bvigh, ahoy
see -level Slut leaf Obviously the
task of building aueb canal le not A
n oel l nip_ There ts to he ')fleet
&gaines 'bat cost • aavtng r4 twn-
thirds the distance ' • he traversed by
the preset. lake. .• en and !anal
roots. ant! . passible wrong ns •x
pending a sense amount of resines on
the. clod erieb-H.miRoe whom, in
stow of or, a new Wellaort anal
Nr rilllie. too' '•• ash 'o interest
the leovernntent to hie g seat scheme
Bot it will he nesemary lot him to i.e
armed with facts to prove it. pra.•tisna-
*4Utt +r. a heirlooms prtpo.ir loo More
neer hi. •alentatinns n1 bugs rev
mat Iran• eoWrt development along
the canal most lee ha.sd alum s INK
plea from the renal feeds' .yetwse t es
a renal below water level of Lake
Heron i• hardlyto be thought on, sod
it is joie pn.hle abet hie .xpeete.
alert@ In that regard wrmW peeve es-
emelve. But let bias present big ease
and receive a what bear log.
r
GUDERICti, ONT 1O
(lEN[7
CLEARING1$ALE
UARY 141h
Ti*umr.ua 1 , J &swear Iv. 111 1117
Commencing Next ' SATURDAY,
OUR •MID -WINTER SALE HASAL-
.
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BECOME AN ANNUAL. EVENT 72::
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We have planned this Clearing Sale on a broader and larger scale than ever before and have perpau1Al
a list of many money -saving attractions which should appeal to the shrewdest buyer and make businek} 'hum
during this Sale. It you have a dollar to spend for anything in General Dry Goods, Hoots and Shoes,'-
ber and Felt Goods, Staple and Fancy Crockery, it will be to your interest to, spend it here. Read caretiiily
and note the comparisons in the list of ,..-
goods we have here prepared :
Ladies' Furs
We have on hand an extra
stock of these goods which
comprises many of the new-
est and most popular styles
in Scarfs, Stoles, Ruffs, Ties
and Caperines made from
mink, marmot, sable, Isa-
bella opossum, natural opos-
sum, electric seal, etc. We
do not want to carry any of
these goods over if possible
and have marked them at such
prices as will make 'quick
selling. If you are in want
of anything in these lines it
will be to your iuterest to in-
pect thesse goods. -
sale Reg.
7 yawls Week or colored Gress Goods at 80c..$2.7J $4.2)
10 yards English Print, at 10e 1.00 1.2S
}Aids Hbirtiug, best utility, at 13.-......... 01 1.19
2-pieee Ciente' Underwear at 39e. 78 1.00
pair Tweed Pants .. ... . 1.00 1.75
24 yards Linen Tabling at S0c 00 1.60
1 lady's Sweater Coat 1.50 2.25
5 p..unda black or Ceylon green Tea at Y:c 1.10 1.60
510.4.00 14.44
SHOWING A So
SAVING
O
F 4.64
to each one who buys $10.00 worth of
goods at our Genuine Clearing Sale. We
claim the above list is a fair, and 'honest
average of what •you will save on any
article bought here during this big Sale..
STARTLING t'KICEef; IN
Boots, Shoes, Felt
and Rubber Goods
N.,. the fullowiog price. i.. these
seasonable goods :
Reg. Stile
Melt's lice Cawihmet•ette, 4 -
buckle Overshoes+ 128.25 *2.55
Men's heavy felt -lined. 4 -
buckle Ovr.-shoes. ..5.00 2 49
Men's i.urabermen's Rubbers,
2 -buckle. first quality ....2.60 t-90
Men'. Lumberenee's Rubbers,
with solid heel .. , 2.76 2.15
Women's Croquet Rubbers... (frim 441c
Wornen'e black felt Slippers
with solid felt Notes , ... 86c 413*:
Women's brpwn felt Slippers
with leather notes ... 00e 46e .
Wotton'@ black felt Slippers,
with fry top. 1.15 MSc
1Vousen's felt, lace Shoos, with
leather Nukes end fatting1.:iS Bak
We beg to remind you that the above list forrrss only a small part of the many special bargains we
have to offer during this Clearing Sale and would suggest that you come early and often.
Sale Commences SATURDAY, January 14th
J. YOUNG
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TERMS: PRODUCE OR CASH
GENERAL MERCHANT
DUNGANNON
Free to Stock and Poultry raisers
We will seed, absolutely free, for the asking, postpaid, one of our large thirty -two-page b oldets
on the common diseases of stock and poultry. Tells you how to feed all kinds of heavy and light
horses, colts and mares, milch cows, calves and fattening steers, also bur to keep and feed poultry
So that they will lay just as well in winter as in summer. No fanner should be without it.
At a cost of ,ply two-thirds of. n rant
n day per. Aamekl, Hoy a1 i'urpte Stock
Specific makes each Animal worth 26 per
cent. more.
You never heard of any Alter spectre.
or "Stock Food." Mian likewise.
itoyal Purple will permanently ,;ore the
Rota, Colk, Worms. Skin nissMe. and
Ixbtlity, and restore run - 'Iowa Animals.
• o phseptems rad vigor.
It will ,acreisee •*t milk -yield three to
eve pounds pet cow a day aside of from
two to threw weeks. It, maks' the milk
-idler tams eve, halon:. ,
MR. ANDREW WEORJCH, of Walnlle•.•.,
Ont., says : "Thar is to certify tha' 1
nave triad your Royal Purple Stor:l.
.Specter for taro weeks. on raw caw. On
'Ise 18th I. weighed he milk as 17
pounds. T noticed a clumps alter or
ti days. as there wak as e.trs weight of
milk. t,a the 9915. 1 carendly weighed
the milk, and .he gave 22 poasde. 1
em giving an order tut boss. as 1
curtsies, is the best i Soy^ cryo- N•p•'t
' 4toek Food" will sot it 'h4. 9@C..ta
"Stock Food" is 'rhinos Wort o leas
thea + mixture 05 ,be things which
yin, yourself. grow nn you, .)sem /area.
7t it not more food you Animal, need.
They nue, have *meet hilts o help +heir
bodies get. all '.ow. 0o5rilolio en.. from the
hod '.hey ate (atoms sic 'bat obey velli
fatten. end stay 1s.. MI ; h. mea• 'rouser.
'+•hey leen •rnasethhit •,. „•vvn rise@@•„
to cure dioses, and • . keel, '40*
rest r 'waleall time •.im
Nota Stock Pond
ivy. •'nano • int . 'Stock Y t,...
.. • a 'medicine '• a onditloat
dos n0• ° omits, . to nor h
.'roduc.- •.• ins nt.afr 'Dep
.t +re. ,tM ,aIa., •v. al/ r.I su,i Raga
.mph do.. +0• t1) •'0 ^ts•er'riwy -sloe
wager* tie Anista '•l tea •
.• a.y'hwr It re' maw.,.
14 • y • t e'uri.
stake/ water•tt,
.ht. A•imd• e•
and heavy. .tort it buil& lip the health
..d res Lorna the former plumpness and vigor
of rundown stock, in little or no time.
The very best time to use this Con-
ditioner is Now. It digce•tr the hard food
properly and 'prevents the animals get-
ting indigestion or losing flesh.
50 mer tent.. Cheaper
Oise SO -oast Package of Royal Purple
w111 lest one Animal 70 days. This
figures, a little over two-thirds of ■ eww.
per day.
Most "`lock roods" in 60 -cant Pack-
.g.s last but .30 days, and are given
t„re, three a day.
Rut Royal Purple Specific it. given Only
owe of day, sold last. 60 per cent. longer.
t A $1.50 I'•il, containing four alma»
•be amount ,,f 'co SO -tent Package, tat..s
280 days.)
'40. you se,. r. 1, Daly ttreeeary togrte
1t0ya1 Purpk• Specific once encs day.
.rset think of making each .11,Imc,t.
worth 25 per cent. oh, its cost I what
will •h•' teem ',• y0•., M' . •: tock (,woe, '
It makes the liens lav 1 451 In Winter
aa well- as in the Summer.
MICR. 0Y. R1./1t' 13AM, Hanford, Ont.,
nays : "Dear `tire,-•1.4•ie Is to certify
that I have used toe, boxes of your
Poultry specific for my hem". They laid
no wen while feeding it to them. 1 Won-
dered if you would Mind sending Sue
word how or viers I could tet some this
.,inter. i bought It from your ag•-nt
Inst 'winter. I had 82 hen.. and some
.Jays I got two doyen eggs a day in
February and March. while hit -ding them
.use Sptc16c."
Itoysl Purple Poultry Sp, -df=. prevente
fowls losing flesh at moulting time. and
psrseawt.ly cure. every poultry disease.
It mak., their plumage bright end keep"
them always in prime rondltion
It mske, your poultry worth morn
than they anti ever he-+ritl.oirt It -
Yet one 60 -cent Peekag.. - will ...se 26
Hens 70 days. Or s 51.0) Pail will de
23 Hens 280 .fey.. 'ens. in four $.UOtg@
more matte -int a• ted:7 tl'r.- t1.oe. ahs
oar,
1
STOCK
It.ya 5 1rpl.
l:,•d, tad Mips mature tr• etatet an,: • .
ins Seel, sad mufti.%
is a Hog feltemwr, 11^^.1 i''
teal.
Ncv�r Off Feed.
.e *sews'. tin.
c.-* . t:r•mtl_.
111 •segs'•
rflier 'in•.•.
titer, wheat - ' .
"Misr •frw•.:
'hal IMO
ries aa.•
ten ..a .tans,
45.
ho. eneaa. gawk
0'5.5.5 Cells C11eck
tr grtlsg one MQ•
we' of say Now
90! ad 11100. rat
1 *saner of ,'Awa•,
a
* •a.
.seas days/ Peres
•o•7 • limo. •• r r
•0" •" .
For POInibry
. • +, p, .'err 'ape ,... •
UM, •parte• , , • M• r n+.5.'.
is ...,ea
W. A. j I *NKlNd
Royal Purple Stock and Poultry
0,,r
w„t
ARO POULTRY SPECIFICS
Make This Teat
fleury oufwe of It .yal 1 urpl. ., a
)ueitr'r bpac*I', 5, gear*OII•d.
to prove t e• Rums: Putiple jlsaa n ,
•.teal. W. want y•rt tis rieake teM-forst
root Re;yal yuppie o, •t; ale el you-
"AMMO
ou-tl AMMO ter Mar wefts, Ass at ta-
stwtls* flee feed say "tear 1ereeteit*u •
r•) "tier An`at in is. ION,A emdetx•n
naph pie•, . .. • pro . 11
.cite alradar , '.e , • Ise
a -rt -..4. tall -•Mw ,
;1
WI`
usri .
•
a. av tlesseles e-eea•
'n waw to was wan - . Mt
/' 'AIM t� I ,, • we
•.. • +cab M beano ew twee
' as• Korai ,'OPO 4 M. men ftssissfla/er
• the .1art.t
t' ra. .'• n.,• Imo sew sear t5N" no
re. lea 1-.. •00rth1111. •a• mea,
renvail., (,a'.. Feb. A. '10.
'1 -he w•. A. Je•kias Mfg. G.. i eapoa. Ont .;
t:stieseea. -%'e hese SAM u@Mg 5sy•l
Purple Poultry sad Stock Specific ler thus
last tares weeks. .aa mew •y that re
sult. are reoarkabie- •u. Herne the
Stock Specific to two mllka•g eow; and
that• hash mares ed 80 per rest. is their
milk. Ilse Poultry results are wean more
marked tido this. we have boat fen
hens, taring age. When we commenced
feeding. we were getting five and six egg'
a day, and in the fiat Ove days the seme
flock of hens laid 154) eggs, almost •n
average of 31 each day, and those fives
days have been the coldest this sister..
You can see roeelta Wsinly tto
throe days after the use of '•R0r05
pie." sed LW poultry hat'- the aan,e
hustle sad appearaaoe now as in the amt.
mem time. with cows sed p.edtry, an.
noting exactly the same aged and tare se
t.efore startlig to feed "Royal Purple,'
Whsu farmers and etockMen get •c.
relearned with Royal Purple, it W111 h::•..
• greater deemed than all other tens.
sad stock foods ca the market cassette, •t.
Yours truly. ANDREW MICR'.
Aog. 2e. 191 •
1t A Jenkins Mfg. co.. bowler. Os,..
4sntlernem-Last Fail ere had 1e
■ ta.len • yousg stare belonging v Ws •
Cleusnon, of Montreal. W. ronN e
feed ber any bran on srrvua, of eawrn
tl.aset wearing. r.nsegeeatly- resoles Is
•• barony weak .ad this We cos
.sseaeed sass your 110y40 rur>♦1. Ste• .
'pacific. .ad .he rosettes were Weesiere•
'ter vele, it tarps week.. e. Met.!
• , eId feed 'be aafaN7 area of ase
to tel wit•ow. rourtwg M -. sad •
oilmen, ',sok os .• tide ale. • •..t t -
orb of fiean. w • working he e
sow 'sae • fee t n:oust tin. hats :
,..w•te*+ recommitted -eon start :spes
TOS <14? t
'BALs r t . t✓ lt•r ' 4• .
Ws ear m.ae1M. tare
'nary pesos tan 9.
*Rye ramie fttMm ser
Oral PO'* e - ..' 1 Jet,•. -
It 4 ebr00e Gen. •'ye.
'NI CM. (amu w5 . ,•. •si @rel. .
• r flan Mart awe w,+ nese&
..M ow* 41* eine** i w . were. 8a
t • yore a• soseee, @sppts 0". •
• Royal lt,nerae Swamis are stn asp.
.•
,p0. -.atop a/ *1 34 • pen e •
Ata It rev emelltry . .loth ,f
-we wast •s. ldelm•st 601 (4e a •
• bate% revere we *10 sad tt by wall.
postpaid .pen reneges at galas
OfdLE'CA. COMPAN V,, IAHIIMC) v, OKTAmmo
specific.' and free booklets tan be obtained from A. I Cooper, Flour and Feed.