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REID'S UORNER$.
TttlatrieV. May kith.
foul$$ .-elm Loft ba. returned
Iwo . visit to Clinton much im-
proved in health The old district
erb.rul .deet wet In the Woodman
Hall on Wednesday eveaiog to er-
ne previous to their cuoosrt to be
glue. aim Wednesday. May 8lst. at 8
ee You win miss • good deal If
yeti fail to sojoy two house of roaring
Laughter that .v.falg At the
elmtnunioa at the Presbyterian
.larch on tiebb•th Mat (lee united
with the church by e.r:iAests and tee
by eoofawiva... Rev. Mr. Hazard,
agent for the Bible Rooi.Iy. gave a
tees. in.taactive disoounoon the work
l the rioeieLy on M.bbath sealing.
1.rv. C. M. Rutherford assisted at the
ordination of the new eiders elected to
that office in Huron cheer*. Ripley,
on Monday. the llkh.
WESTFIELD.
MONDAY. May 15tb.
Mies Lilian Clerk spent eluoday er ith
hiends in Underfelt:
a(otoett Snell uoderwent an opera.
two for *hatless our the lunge on Sate
urday but. He is doing as well as cin
be especial.
Me rifle club held their first 'honor
tbe seamen on Saturday afternoon. A
large number were present.
Viet IRgA DAY KOrevtAL-The great
attraction for the 24ih of May in this
section will be the ice ertatn social and
entertainment to be given under the
empire. of the Donnybrook Speen Os
Leag1e. Tees will he served from 6 to
unlock. after syhieh a splendid pro -
vain will he giveo, the following
tabnt curving been secimrd : Miss
Hattie Fletcher. of (loderieb, elocution -
or : Moe Clark. of 8t, Helens, aoleiat ;
Mr. Wilfred. of Wingham, soloist : the
Simmons Brea, a Wingharo. mini-
-.kens.
uni_- kens. Admission. 15c and 2.5e. This
will furnish one of the best entertain-
ments held here for some time. and
everybody is invited to come 5041 have
. good tier. _ - -- - -
ST. AUGGUSTINE
TaggDAY, May Igtb.
Mite Barkley spout Sunday at her
home in .ishtjekt.
lbe young people of t tencinity
.peat a element evening together in
John teddy's home Inst Friday even-
ng.
WI MEN's i%STITUTg MHETIN43.-
The Women's Institute held a very
-icor.+fol Meeting at Miss A.
Hi:•,phy'a home last Wednesday atter-
nmo. The attendance was good.
The president, Miss Annie Flynn. or-
rul.ied the Asir. Addressee were
Oven by Mite Robson Tbuwpstln and
Vi-.. Betsy McAllister no poults v ran -
leg. Thy neatasrting is to be held
in the St. Angeatine hall nn June 'god,
when Miss M. Hot.on, of Parkhill, will
Address the meeting. All the ladies in
the vei]ity are cordially invited to
attend.
AT THE Ririz .ItANt:g.-Therre was
a gond attend gens at rifle practice last
Saturday afternoon. Following is the
-tore at 2(0 yard.--pri.sihle 35: J.
Brophy 27, T. NrCarn 27. T. Kearney.
:11 D. McAllister 25, 0. Pollard 25, D.
Tirdate 21 C. Robinson 24. E. Tiffin
2.1. T. Realtor' 24. Wen. Redmond 24.
i. Hropby 23, J. Flynn 2t. R Mc'Allis-
ter'•1, Win. Leidy 22. Gus Leddy 21.
1' Thompson 21. W. Thompson 22.
tern. Robinette 21, M. Cummins 19. T.
lu•ddy 18. E. R.ebirunn 18, John H.
Hoyle life W. Craig 17. Otto Kinahan
l.i. Wen. Nixon 15. J. Liddy 13.
NILE.
TOMMAY. May ltitb.
Norge --We are pleased to report
that J. Tiffin is soaking good Pree-
mie toward recovery.... Rev. AI-
rert Tlffn has retnroed to bis patter -
,ate and Mrs. Taylor bas returned to
for home near tit. Thomas.. ..Astute
nrrie leaves on Wednesday for a trip
West to visit hie sister. Mrs Hoover,
and other friends there Mrs.
George Mci'bee. of O.derich. was the
.west of her sister. Mrs. R. llcllwain,
•'n Monday Mies Ruby Robinson
-pent Sunday with friends in Gode-
rich .. The organised Bible clamed;
sleet at David Girvin's home on Wed-
nesday evening.
(knee Mies Tins. -A good program
1- prepared for the entertainment in
the Methrdiet church on the evening
fef May 24th. Rev. D lingers, of Sea-
t„tth, and Rev. L Bartlett, of Dun-
ginnon, will give addresses: Mr. and
Mies Frannie, of London. and Mrs.
Maguire. of 8e•afortb, will ripply the
musical part of the pfogriem, and Mise
4 ole, of Ethel, a popular elocutionist,
will render selections. Tea will he
caved from A to 8 o'clock. followed by
Abe program. This annual event
'order the auspices of t be Epworth
League iv always • premier affair. and
se an especial effort has been made
this year to ensure first-class talent
for the program it is expected that the
•.ening will he a meet enjoyable One.
Thr admission fee is Vic. and every.
1.ody i. invited.
SURF SIGNS
That Yoe Have Kiddy Trimble
If your back to eminently aching
and of josetre-rimedidoll .booting
twine. ( your urine la thick and
rl.wdy err yeor passages frequent,
+runty end painful, your kidneva and
hla4der ere ort of order. Neglect
quickly twinge
nn rheumatism.
dlehetea I ei m-
b.gn. e•istrs,
eta
Bnotb'e Kid-
ney Puna are
gusesetesi t n
retiree or your
money hack
Thee err obs
wne(d'. greatwst
"M'riM for kidney and bladder
V'w",)'(•. Alt Arngie M tint. or
peIr"eh psid Rem tlhe pprrcc�� The R.
�teed nei JAe
Fla•OG., Liloilsst ort tet.
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LUCK NOW.
MONDAY, May lith.
John Hitched has disposed of hie in -
tee est In the jewellery businvem berg
to his former partner, Fred Arm-
strong.
Ou Muoday morning. May 7. thirty-
e is person were received into mem-
bership in the Luckoow tiletbodiet
cburcb.
The omen enumerators app inted
for Luckonw are I)nvid Manor get. for
the northern division, *.l George
Potter. for the toultbern division.
Joseph 1:. Agnew has hetet' ap-
p.inted secretary of the C.acknow
Agriculteral Society. to srtcoeed C.
(i. Lode, who is leaving Lucknow for
the West.
Rev. T. E. Sawyer. of the .1abaeld
Methodist circuit, was taken ill o]
l$unday, May 7th, while condocting
service. He is since reported much
improved.
AUBURN.
W=DaraoAT. May 171.b.
New's \terms -Rev. Mr. Rsithby,
pastor of the 8t. Mary. Bsptist
cbur,h, was visiting hie brothers and
other friend, here last week
Jnbn E. Jackson left vestenley for the
Wast. He purposes teaching nut
there fors few mouths, returning this
tag to attend Norwood /School.....
Rev. 11 A. Millar was c►Ned tie Hen -
sell len week on acrount of the illness
of his brother Min Sadie Carter
returned from Clinton lase. week ..
A. M. Crawford's auto from Wing -
ham pealed throumb het/ yesterday
en route to linderich . Ed Helwig
was in (ioderich over Munday
Mr. Mhertt is obliged to uss a cane
the„/ days on account of an attack of
rheumatism Rev. R. A. and Mrs.
Millar are in OWerkh thin week at-
tending district sheeting ....Mr. and
Mrs. 1'. Beadle visited friends in Dun-
gannon on Bnndey ..The "Old
Maids" are going to give their per-
b,nu/ore ar a concert in aid of the
Eowortb Lague in Loode.lsoro' rIb
the evening o.' May 24th.
Women's Institutes of Huron County.
The Provincial Government report
upon the Women's Institutes of the
Provin•'e, for the year 1910, contains
the following information regarding
the Imditutes in this ronnty :
• eat Huron -187 members : 181
meetings held with a totd attendance
of 1.FKi; total receipts, including bal-
ance from previous year telsf.9t
total expenditures, *12'J.95: balance
on hand. $.iii v!1.
East Huron -277 members ; et meet -
in,.. held with a total ■ttendaoce of
1.385 total reseeipri. $149 11: total
expenditures, 8112E r ; tetlance on
hand. BM 64.
South Huron -2.i members : '.1f/
m. -stings held with a teta1 attendance
of 100: toW receipts. 841130 ; tool ex-
penditures. 8:i7I8; balance on hand,
Mi. 44.
West Huron ba. eight branches :
Blyth. Clioton, (snderico, Holmesvjlle,
Kintail. Londe.hoori , Mt. Helena.
%Nor ham. East Huron bgs the sante
n her: Bleea'al.. Brussels, Ethel,
Ford wich. Go. rise Jamestown. Moles-
worth. Walton. Booth Humn baa
only two : Bayfield and Exeter.
What About Church Union 7
Many grinds stories have torn told
by Methodist ministers gathered in
conference. and one of I he beet is that
retailed try the Rev. J weph B. Hing -
ley, of Chicago. it Celle of the rase
b-twe.n minister+ of rival denomina-
tions to eetaltiish a church in one of
the growing Montana towns.
"A Baptist clergyman waw headed
that way," said the Rev. Mr. Hindley,
**end was discovered by a friend in
one of the forward seats of the smoker
as the train sped forward.
"'Hush.' said the Baptist to hie
friend. 'Don't mention me. There's
a ('nngregational presecbee three seat•
behind lis. and I'm afraid he'll heet
me to Montan& i nun d,Lerminel to
got these deet and establish my
•burgh.'
"But the Mao waw doomed to disap-
pointment, for a Methodist ppreacher
rode went on the cowcatcher. and
waw digging the oerller by lbs time the
Baptih emerged from the train."
A Prompt Source of Energy.
Macl.eo d's System Renovator is a
tonic which renews the vital forces.
it renews nerve and muscular energy
and suppler+ mete energy. it does this
by increasing app.. ire, by inaurine
better assimilation of feed and by dir-
ectly supplying elements that serve to
strengthen the nervous syste►n. This
reconstructive tonic is valuable in ail
run-down conditions of obs system.
esp.cialfy three marked by depression
and nervous debility. One dollar per
bottle. Manufactured by The Ms.• -
i rod Medicine Co., Oedericb. For
sale by B. R. Wigle, drolpti+t.
Steamer Merger Completed.
Montreal. May 11.-Tbe big steam-
boat merger. involving the R. and 4).,
Northern and inland Navigation
Companies. bag been completed. All
that is necessary now is the authnwlz.-
tfoe from tee Government try increase
the R. and 0 capital to $1gan,'U(.
This will In all probability br put
tbtolegh the Howe at thtawa on Fri-
day nest The eserutve will be in
Montreal. with divisional point• et
Toronto. Sarnia, and perhaps aentber
weans phot It is probable that the
mane evreetofthemmhinedAtom pussiris
will (alt oo R. and O o81-i.lit al
though several chadors may he made
According to a direr -toe. the rumen
prairie receive 1115 for their bolding* in
the Northern Navigation, 'w the Ac-
ura at which they sequined rontrvd.
The Inland .tnt't held by throe inter
note will he taken over at the valua-
tion of the appralsee., plus the
amount decided upon ea due the com-
pany for v*ated interest• In the way
of ermtesrte for freight and as • rai-
ning nommen
Here's a Hempen
Tito Weekly Ylelfs ten the Wend
of this peer few Ord !/M �bsee71ht►e
t' .•. en• .heed at 48. ("eel of
rt. 0.1 G..dw lob.
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BLYTH.
TvtmoAT. Kay 19th.
To BUY 8i11CTUI: Lw117 Puxr.-
At the meeting of the ratepayer -e held
ie Industry Hal Monday evening of
this week tee discuss the raising of 85,-
011) far the purpose of paving for the
electric light plant and installing a
better f.►nn of fire protection, there
was out a very bre* turnout. Reeve
Hill was in the chair sad Brad a letter
from an expert electrician showing
where the low was in the present eye -
tem and bow the money would be ex-
pended. ♦ number a those in the
audience spoke, mostly all in favor of
.submitting a bylaw. It was decided
to submit a bylaw to authorize the
issns of debentures for 115,00 f ..
twenty-dv-r vaara.
1 ERtioNAL AND (rKNERAI_- F. Mc-
Intnsh is increasing the espacity 41f
his mules stable by adding a wing to it
for another box stall The mer -
Mane of town have signed a petition
in aeroedeo'e with which tory are to
aass their businesses co Thursday
afternoon from 1 to ff of clerk h'ooi
June 15th to September 15th. This is a
step h the right direction, as the mer-
chants here have been tied in their
stores tiro clneely John Den.
holun wise in Kippen last week sod
purchased a fine !eau of young horses
and brought thein here to hie stables,
where they will he again ants
Mn.. W. Johnstone and Mrs. Dr
Milne were in London last week on a
business trip Mrs. ti. E. McTag-
gart is visiting her mother in Clinton
this week Rev. 8. A. Carriere, of
Orsnd Bend, is exchanging pulpits
with Rev. J. 1Small. of this piece.
next S.bbatb, morning and evening.
..fee Preebyttrian Sahbath
school *i11 change next Sabbath from
the afternoon to the morning tar the
summer menthe. W. Johnstone
and D. McGill visited in London the
part week Mrs. C. Hall. who has
nevi) spending the past year. in the
l'.wer Provinces, in at pr -sent visiting
her FpFireots here before she leave. fur
Orillia, where she expects to
the next few months The ..pend
-
ing Wrack] is expected to open on fj}t-
urday of this week and on May 24th it
in intended to have a tournament if
the weather is tavoratle. The piu.-
pect. are bright for a large ,. wber-
whin this year and a gd.ei ,.eaee,n
H. Howard, of East R'awanosh, has
moved iota town with his family....
Mr. and Mr.. Camphell, of Li -towel,
.pent Sunday with their friends. Mr.
end Ids.. J. Glennie. here . R.
lit*watt and J. Curt visited friends in
Wingbam and Brussels over Selnday;t
Mrs. H. McQnarrie is at present
vit.iting J. S. McKinnon and family in
Tottonto .... Messrs. Fraser a n d
Logan are getting their Mick and tile
yard in shape for their reason . run
and a -e expecting n good turnout ae
u..nal. It is taro had we have not more
menufactnrers in town who world
employ as many hands as this firm
does .. . Division Court was held' in
industry Hall last Friday, Judge Holt
presiding. There were only two cases
on the docket : Livingstone vs. Herbs.
the plaintiff losing. and Tamar. v..
Kelly, the plaintiff winning We
bade. couple of days' nice rain thin
week whi••h did a vast amount a
good. and now everythinit is ..rowing
fine Last Sunday being Mother's
Div he Presto terians had a special
eery e at the evening meeting In the,
nate of a song service- The hymns
were P. Bliss' and were sung very well
by the choir. Mr. Conk in bringing
rhe choit along well and now has the
best choir in these parts.
THE GLOBE FOR
WES1tlEKN ONTARIO.
Improvement in Delivery at Many Plants
in the Province.
Readers of The Globe at many points
in the Province -and tbousar5de wbn
would hare been readere lead it not
been for a totally inadequate train
service -will be gleaned t1 know that
hereafter they will be able to enjoy
their favorite paper with their break-
fast. g
Beginning Monday. May 8, a special
G. T. R. train -'The Flying Post"-
leeves Toronrn daily eseept Meindsy at
2:55 a.m.. retching London at 5:55 a. .e
connecting there .with trains running
north, south. east and west. •
Another epeeist newspaper train
leave+ Toronto for Hamilton et 4:21
a.m.. connecting at that city for all
points in the Niagara district, and
carrying s latee edition of The Globe.
The new service means that from
three to nine boors will be chopped off
the time of delivery of The Ofohe at
nearly every point in Ontario west of
Tornotn.
The (!lobe has organized a news ser-
vice completely covering the -erritory
affected. A bureau baa heel" est-,h-
lisbed at King street. London, in
charge of Mr. ('laude Managan, a
thoroughly trained newspaperman.
The Globe Is today a bieger paper
and in all respects • better paper than
at any previous time in ice history. it
le in wry fa.:t as well *s name 'Can.
.di. National New•peper," and the
new early morning delivery thronith-
nut Western and much of Northern
Ontario marks • new era in Its de-
♦elopnleoL Consult your Inc..! news-
dealer or write direct to Tbr Globe re
suheeriptoe rates.
HAIR GROWS THIN.
Use Partes Sage u Tines and Prevent
Baldness
If soul hair b growing thinner end
thinner and raining you enri.ty cwt.:
R. R Wiwi* today and get • large
bottle of Parisian Plage for only 60
rents 1t is sock a delightful and re-
freshing dreaming that, von will like to
see it regularly
Pa Helen Mage a g Hama ted'o stip
t•IHr.g hair and Itching avdp. to rrsdl
Gate dandruff and make the hair
h,str uS and radiant or money hack.
There f. nothing )eat as good as
Partition fleas firer yon Ret (.8. pack •
sow which rnntalna the girl with 'he
admen hair Sold .eel guaranteed in
Aodwieh by R. R. Wig{w
i,. morose thing shout scene men
is darer .ry. n •K' ..f t' renselve•,
CHICAGO. May Heavy rasa sod
mammoth world to weakened
wheat to -day from theater'. At close
prices *ore 1-3c to lc eel lower. latest
trading showed core 1 -lc to 1-4c down.
oats 1-4c and 1-1t to tete and bog pro-
ducts vary from lee dredge to • eine
advance. The final tom was nrm. Dar-
ing the eesstoo July ranged from SS%c
to M 1-fc to M /-1c. closiarg 7-3c (a le
down at M 4-4c to M 7-11e.
Tb. Liverpool saarkot Mooed to. lied
tower oe wheat. Rad ted ower ea seen
compered with ReRWasy. Antwerp eleven
lie lower on wheat Hemi*, unehaaged.
Buda fest, Iil,c tester. Paris. tc higher
to %tc lower.
. Winnipeg Oldities,
Close. Opes. High. Low. Close.
W beat -
]f.7 0 Kia i% le% M�
Oct lea seta et Rif s/y`
Oats -
Ma
Jwy 3745 :iii see We
Tedder Grain Meekst.
Wheat. tail, bushel M 3 to 4....
Whesi. goose, b..bal. • M ....
lye, b..>yl -.- • w --»
Barky. hN • le ....
Cats, bdsh•1 043
Bstswhest brienal • 45 •ii
Pew, bushel • n • 0
Temente Dalry Market.
Butter, store lots • 11 ale
Butter. separator. dairy. Ilea 0 21 • M
Butter, creamery, lb. rolls. • U • ■
Butter, creamery. solids• II • 3
yrs. sew -laid • 15
Cheese, ib • 14!.s • 19
IIs .Ycombe, doses .... 1 ist ....
Montreal Grain and Produce.
MONTREAL May 16. -Business 1•
Manitoba opting wheat over the cable
cottlnu.s du.l. but there is still a good
den -.sod from foreign buyers for oats, for
watch bids were easter and exporters re-
fused to accept them. The local market
was weaker and prices declined ',c to ileo
per bushel. A fairly good trade was dot.
In flour for local and country account.
Oat. -Canadian western, No. 2. 4114c to
42c. ear lob ex store extra No. I feed.
41c to 4144c: No. 3' 4034C 4034C to 41c; No.
2 local white. 35iic to 405ic1 No. 3 local
whits. 2fc to 2501Ac:. No. l local white. 310
;,to irlbc. Flour -Manitoba sprint wheat
patents, firsts. 86.35: needs. n1.10- win-
ter wheat patents. Sad: strung t.akerd.
75.0; sirs -loll rollers H t0 Wit: In bags.
I.
Ad 8o 11.55. Rolled oats, per barrel, 14.43;
bag of i5 rex.. tie. torn. Asterlean No.
3 yellow„'Mc to 41c. ]f1I1fsed-Bon, 0.-
• Carlo,
172:__ _ Manitoba, 821: middlings, On-
tario. 8.2to 832: shorts, Manitoba, U3;
946111111e. to 83).
Ergs--Pte.h 134ic to 19c.
Cheese -Western, tui c.
Rutter -Choicest. Lc; second.. :1c a
ZONA
CATTLE MARKETS.
Union Stock Yards.
TORONTO, afay 15.-R,eceipts of
live sleek at the ' Cnion Stock 'Yards
Were 144 carloads, coediting df JONI
cattle,' 23 h.os. 135 •lambs, 74 calves
and 18 her -r+.
Exporter's. ' •
Coughlin & Co. tenon on order.. for &
a d. Co. 0.1 export steers for -London, 1:11
lbs. fact:, at de. average.
' Butchers -
Prime picked tits of butcher! sold at
3.e' to K.93: loads of good. $5.:n to 86.75;
medium, 113% to M5.45; common. f;, 1.0 8:..5;
cows, 13.5s to G.2:. bulls. 144. to 14.43.
Stockers and Feeders.
Short -keep feeders, 86.80 to 11..10. ord1-
. ran feeders, 15.2• to 05.40;' stockers. 14.4
to M.11., -• Milker". sad sad Springers.
A Itmitefnusber of milkers and spring-
ers were so1.4 at prises ranging from 415
to lab trek.
• Veal Calves.
Pricer. for v -al calves ranged at frons
3 to S per cwt.
Sheep and' Lambs. •
There were some American Iambs sold
as !KM to 11:.:, per cwt.
0.
Dealers reportedi 311.006 for selects, fed
std watered, art 16.75 for boa, Cob. can
at country points.
Montreal Lis Steck.
1i0NTBLAte May At the Montreal
Meek yards. west end market. the �p�tw re -
et of -co stock for the week endin.t
Me 13 were]cattle. afar sheep end
Ira• 4374 and UM calves. The
on n the market the morning
amounted to 1100 cattle, :4 sheep and
Iambs NM hogs and 4S calves.
Alto the run of cattle was somewhat
kilter than a week ago. there was M
further Ipre•slon In the ,ondltlon of
toe market. as the fact was more than
offset by the Improved quality or the
stork and the increased demand for beef
for local cis naumptlon, an.1 In cOnse-
ete.ee a stronger feeling developed.
Prices showed an advance of 10c per cwt..
eihkh, according to drovers and dealers
let therm out with a snail profit on their
day's trading. The market was more ac-
tive than It has been of late, owing to
the fact that butchers generally were
pretty well cleaned out of stock and
op.rated more freely.
Choice steers sold at 3.23 golf, at MA
to MM. fairly good, at OM to 4.110; fair,
at 84.43 to 43.10, and common, at 84.25 to
11.9:4 per cwt.
A weaker feeling prevailed In the mar
8e/ for Logs this morning on accoue1 01
lscreseed aurplle.. The advance in price*
noted at the end of last week was al
lost. but at the reduction the demand wes
good frons packers and an active trade
was done. wiles of ss6eaed Iota being
made at 470 per cwt., weighed off the
cart.
The trade In small meet, was Quint,
but the tone of the market was steady
and prices show no Impotent change
Old sheep •old at N to K. rash. ,prune'
Iambs, al N to r; each, and calves at
from t2 to 8:, each. as to Mac and qualltr
East Buffalo Cattle Market
EAST RL'IT'FALO, Max it -Cattle-Re
cera. 374 • market. *(43 higand her
prune steers, 111.15 to MA. b Jtchar fired..
.43 to 3.0 cows. 3 fo i. rale.•, re-
ceipts, MM. market. actlee and strong
cull to Choice. 14.30 to 37.50. Sheep and
I.a.nbs-ftecelpts, 17,1119; market active
and flet]: chole. lambs 51.2:. to 43.40. ern
to fair, 3.M to 3; yearling.. IoM to t4
ser -.p. Y to 14.71. Hogs--RecOpts, 14.01
mark.t. active and 6c Maher; rerk.rs,
3.45 to UM; p1ge. 11.70; mitre. K0 to.
3.15, heavy, MO to KM. roughs, Kt.
40 Kw; Nom 3.0 to 3.
New York Live Steck.
NEW TORK.May 11.-11..ve.-Rae.ipta
1M bead: steer. (4c lower. bulb steady
✓ ows slow to a shade lower steers. Ki
to 11.0; eatr., 3.0 to 3.10. bull., Si tr
n.11 caws, M to s4 43.
Calves-R.solpta. 5143 hes.. •sals firm
at 3.78 to 17.78: suit., sew to Sao, but
temente. M.M to 3
abep and lambs--R.relpt. 11100, steel
firm lambs lac to lie . ,sher. Mlpp.,
sleep. M to M Ma. extra ,v misled oboe,.
1 M elfpr d lambs. 3.M ,. 3.43, *0,104
lambs, N to um eerie( ..,'•b. M5. M to
3 Foe head
noon- Re e4pta 11.410 ' ...4 ,tarp-
' r" e1 31 3 o K.'a
Mean, Lite. Sleek.
He 4114, My 1E. 4 . .1e -it
estirost.d a1 Mak Marker getrsllr 50
lower. beeves. M.0 0. 11* rex.. Pia
M t to 3.1 sweetens now, 3.M to
atrwkers and feeder,. 12.0 to Ka emit
e nd heifers rM to, f • naves c4 4/ no
3 71.
Hoge Receipts. estlattter mar -
k.+. senses MOH
'r,a,.fl 3 Id' sessA- t e i•s.
rr.-,rh, CU M t�1MAbYs���as�• MOW.
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"Rea 0AT, MAY 18, 1911 7
ALCOHOL
thing for
is
• ��� ``_� e.r platy of the
praparasions
contain as mach as 2016 of
alcohol; Scott's Emulsion
ion
n ot a .plop. Insist Ota having
Scott's Emulsion
11M Ssti i Al'+i. SGGisa�
COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
Is rich in food value and
easy to digest. It is just
Cocoa, pflre Cocoa, ground
from the choicest Cocos
beans.
Nunes asd Doctor seoosaMd its
the 0 sicltnem of 0 heath. L, 1r -
Mast Canadians Hare Catarrh
Our Changeable Climate is
Responsible.
Where the atmosphere is damp, with
sadden changes in temperature, almost
everybody has Catarrh, in some form
or other. The ordinary cold in the bead
inflames and weakens the membranes
lining the nose and throat, and starts a
discharge. The next cold is more easily
caught,
and soon the patient is never
quite free of it.
As Catarrh develops the discharge
increases - drops into the throat, es-
pecially at night -and takes on an
offensive odor. Besides being exceed-
ingly disagreeable, there is great danger
of the diaease extending to the lungs,
stomach, or bowels.
Though it is very difficult to cure,
Father Norriscy devised a combined
internal and external treatment that has
cured thousands. The Tablets tone up
and invigorate the system, and assist
Nature in throwing off the disease, while
the salve, applied up the nostrils, clean
Out the discharge and heals the
membrana. Combined treatment, soc
at your dealer's, or from Father
Horriacy Medicine Co., Ltd., Montreal,
Que. ao
That when you put a
salve onto your child's skin,
it passes through the ports
and enters the blood, just
as surely as if you put it
into the child's stomach ?
*You would not put a
coarse mass of animal fat,
colored by various mineral
poisons (such u many
crude salves art) into your
child's blood by way d the
stomach ? Then why do
so by way of the pores? fa
Take co risk. Use always the
pre herbal entices provided is
Zam-8.k. Z.m-Bek oestaiw
no trace eel any animal al es fat,
and no po oe ors mineral oaf -•r -
Ing matter. From start to finish
it a verde herbal.
Is will heal woes. ail ors, ahem
sea, eruptions. varletar 01....
cub, burns end bruYss sus. re
qukkly than a•y 40105 brew.
preparatroa. It Y a• ti opsit.
quickly stop the ..inti el •
sora .r tis. ceras pI.., ski.
'urn d
wen./ .red &Mkt pebn..M:'N w a
oOmWatlee rel heading power am/
seas eek p d1 y. A. k Omer who
have rwrv.d 1r.
M de..er.r..w. sono Aro Miehr
S..• even. 1..'..,
ellideniner
•
1 Spring Tonics
Carhartt
Garments
if you ooly knew the
care that is exercised i11
manufacturing the Car-
hartt Overalls • n d
other Working liar-
mellte, the pains
that are taken in
selecting the cloth eo
that only the very best
will be used, that the
thread, the buttons, the
buckles. everything
should be of the high-
est ,tunderd, you would
then appreciate how
superior these garments
are to the imitation
that .outb dealers sell,
simply because they
make a Tittle 1310re
profit 011 them. Hold
by
McLEAN.
BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors
Men's 0utfitte .
Spring .m soon be here.na s��� will i
summer. you and
will be and yon be needing
a good tonic to prepare for the hard work of
summer. We recommend and guarantee
AWA
V.drvro Blood Purifier \adrva� Sarsaparilla
Yr1'ucu Compound Iron Pill Nadruco
Purifier Nadruco Sarsaparilla
Nmdruco Compound Iron Pill Nadruco Syrup Hypopbosphites
Nadruco Tasteless Cod Liver Oil.
If these remedies do not do as recommended your
money will he returned to you. Agent for Ooderich.
F. J. Butland, Druggist
"The .tore that pleases.'.
emeasweemeeee
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BEST FENCINGN
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AT TI1I , BEST PRICES
We have bought three c.uloads of the wen -known "Pittsburgh
Perfect" Fencing to arrive about the end of March. This ie the
lafence that islwelded by electricity, which proceed. the most of you
have teen at Toronto sod London Exhibitions The uprights be-
come part of the horizontal wires. Therefore it is impossible for
them to slip es they do in other makes of fence.
0 For delivery from car and for cash with order
we make you the following interesting prices
.-wire 33 inches high, all No. 9 wire, per rod 21 c
0 -wire 441 inches high, .11 No. 9 wire. per rod . 24c
7 -wire 41 inches high, all No. 9 wire. per rod ...e
M -wire 45 inches high, all No. 9 wire. per rod 31 r,' -
ttwise 49 iochen high, all No. 9 wire, per rod 34e
l(awir. 47 inr.ber high. all Nc.M wire. per rod 3 6 c
ttOa FENCING
law ire :12 inches high, all No. 9 stays,ii2 inches
apart, per rod '33 c
•i -wire 32 inches high, all No. 9 stays, 16 inches
apart, per rod 31 iC
'.-wire 32 inches high, top and bottom No. 9.
others No. 11, "seri i2 inches +pert, per rod, 2 tc
No. 9Coded Spring Marl Wire 'fully guaranteed)
per NMI prelate 12.44)
No. 12 ('oiled Spring Morel Wire (fully guaranteed I
per lin pounds 3.401
Barbed Wire, per 1(n pounds. .... 2.50
These prices as .tested before are for cosh with older We will
hook orders only to the extent of nut purchase, see we cannot dupli
rate our oldie- for the money we are selling to you at, as there has
been an advance on wire since purchasing these cars. Orden will
h.• filled a. booked.
COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH
Are you going to roof your house or hero tbia year 1 If u.. w•
ran furnishou with Metal Roofing or gt
with our tarented Reedy
itontines and can akin pot than ,on for you call reed en ssespes.
before purchasing.
How about clement i Ars vane Keene so. de. Any centrot war
the. spring .w .no►►ner' We still handl. the Waned Porno
Cement. the Cement that guess perfect esWtartsse
Of `Shelf and Heavy Hardware sur never had a in.re-gcsr,ssaapMiete
-trek Let u. Same nes van of hing heating ms.eeterw.eleio♦
sod *Mettle wiriest
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House Phone No Ila Store Phone No. 22
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