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LOTHIAN.
TnisDDAY, Aug let
No U.-M3m. Rod. Campbell spent a
gw week visiting fritods in
lossallne Mr. tole Nicholson,
of Algoma la at present visiting at
Alex. McLeaes,.,....Miss Irene
Woodi, of 8katobewao, a former
teecber of this place. visited friends
here on Monday... ..Misses Margaret
and Marie FtnlsysoU. of Lorne, were
the guests of their cousin, Miss Oretta
Campbell, for a few days,-,. ..Mir
Sadie Smith, of Paramount, was the
guest of Miss Bessie Hamby one day
last week._
ST.UA G IU T$Td NE-
Tt7ESUAT, Aug. 1st.
I'be Misses Young, of Loyal, spent
-,/nd•y with friers here.
Mrs. Vanstone and daughter, of
Toronto, visited friend* in this vicin-
ity last week.
W. J. Pomo had a very successful
baro -raising last Wednesday. Joe
Flynn did tbe frame work.
11 the floe weather continues the
farmers in this vicinity will soon be
through harvtsting. Some have their
peas cut and others are busy cutting
°ata.
Quite a number from this vicinity
atteoded H. Knox's auction sale of
harness and harness supplies in Au-
burn last Seturdey evening.
While engaged in working on Mr.
Foren's barn teat week, O. Pollard
had tbe misfortune to fall shout ten
feet. injuring both his ankles. We
bope to see bin' around again in a
abort time.
THE RtFt.zltms.-There we. a good
attendance at the rifle range last Sat•
urd•y. It was the last *boot for the
prize. David Tindale woe the winner.
The prize. veined at $4. was for the
member making the five beet scores in
the months of May. June and July.
Shooting ham been postponed till after
ban est.
INJUPED IN RCt5AR AT. -4' raids
Martie seri ed home stw waning the e t
Inst week. ng
now he et with au accident which
will coolie" him to the borne for a
while. He wan getting • ride with
Mr. Alton and when a abort distance
out et Laeknow they met en auto.
The hor,.es took fright end ran n way
:and both Mr. Alton end Mr. Martin
were thrown out of tbe wagon. Mr.
Alton received mowe bed wounds
&bout the hired. while the wagon ran
over Mr. Martin's _leg and injured it.
He is wow with bar daughter, Mrs.
Trish Thompson.
LUCICNOW.
MONDAY, July 31st.
HARSHLY BURNED. -P. J. Mo iherlee
bakery, a Large frame building east of
eW1711An House OD Mein street., was
destPeyed by fire et midnight on
Weduedayy July 19th. Mr. and
Mrs. McObat'tes and little daughter,
wbo live over. the store, bad • narrow
eecrape. Alter working for an hour
the firemen thought that the blaze
was completely eztieguisbedd and re-
turned to their homes. The last
w•tcbwan bad just gone when the in-
terior of tbe rosin building suddenly
burst into • mass of flame and was
goon in ruins- The fire had evidently
mpe
been smouldering inside of a r
tion, which et last fell over, throwing
the flames into the room. The calm -
nese of the night and the dampness
:after tbe recent rains saved tuck-
now's largest hotel end the other
frame buiiiings neer by.
NUPTIAL. -The home of D. S. Mac-
h,nnld was the scene a1 a pretty
wedding on Tburday morning, the
20th inst.. when his eldest daughter
Alexandria, was united to Dr. James
Freeborn McKee, of Heatnonte. On-
tario. Rev. F. A. Maclennan, of
youth Kinloss, conducted the °ere-
mony in the presence of the immedi-
ate relatives and friends- The bride
looked charming in a sown of cream
satin and chiffon with bridal veil and
grange blottsoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of bridal roses and
lily of the valley. Her maid, Miss
Marie MacDonald, wore pale blue silk
and carried pink rneea, The groom
was supported by Thomae MecDon-
ald, of Detroit, brother of the bride.
Miss Elisabeth MacDon&Id played the
wedding match. After breakfast Dr.
and Mrs. McKee left for a short trip
before takinguptheir residence in
eleatbcote, te bride travelling in
navy blue serge with large bldsk bat.
PERSONAL MENTION, -Mise Agnes
i,eddes, of 'Hamilton, is speeding her
vaoution at the parental home
Duncan Boyd, of Chicago, is nt home
owing to the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. John Boyd lent.
{}rorge Oorm•ok, of Mineepoli i.
visiting ber parent., Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Little .... R Barrett has dis-
posed of Ma harness stock to Pottery
k Temple. of Kincardine. He is go-
ng West Mime Btbel Robertson.
•,f Toronto. is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Robertson Miry
Ada Gairdner lett on • Saturday for
Winnipeg, where she will join her
tanrente 1 G. ADdersoo mid tinn-
ily are away on • motor trip to Tor-
onto. ileton and other places, .. ..
Miss Mae Lyons hes returned to Lon -
.lot after.needing a month with Mir
rorenta, Mr. and Mee. James Lyons.
Miss Gertnrie R Jobnstno. of
t teen Sound, is the guest of Mr. and
Mee. Robert Mullin. Mime Irene G.
NbusrIfff ie exiting friends nt Port.
stodgy Mime !earth*, 9meltzer is
under the parental roof for • few
Peke. .are. M Fairbairn, of
Teamster. le visiting Mrs. Jobe
t•tvet
BLYTH.
TUESDAY, A.tg. let.
BAST DIED. -Mr. and Mrs. A. Tay-
lor, who had their infant in the hos-
pital in Toronto, received word Friday
that it had passed &w'y and or Satan. -
dry the body arrived home. The fu-
neral took place un Sunday from its
grandfather's home, R. Lear., here, to
the Union cemetery
Tits BLEt-nots.-Air tbe elections
have bien declared there will likely
be a hot time for the next few weeks,
se tbe contest will be short and fast.
The Conservatives of Bast Huron ban
not tamed the day of their convention
yet, but for probabilities are that the
ppeemesseennt member will again be the a n-
didate or possibly Jas. Bowman, of
Morris- Dr. Obisholm has said that he
would not be. the candidate again, in
tact he moved out of the riding,but be
has moved back again and likely
be ready for the fray. It will take a
very strong Haan to defeat hint. The
Liberals are bolding their convention
in Brussels next Friday. when it is ex-
pected the flight will be between W.
H. Kier and k. Hisbp, the latter be-
ing the defeated candidate at the last
election. A great 'nary are of the
opinion that W. H. Kerr should have
the chance, but whether he can carry
the conveotioo car not is different,
but whoever et the candidate has his
work cut out for him against the ge-
nial doctor. as be is • great campaigner.
t�sa Qaaet "wawa.
11se are s.ry Ratters)) System
,ffer* .: t earone to the seaside
runk
evielelof cit. Lawrence Adore
tie
dor -
tie Oesem is the onset of sod
Three b Pullman
tastes Toronto foe Plwtisad
Bog= S a. to. daily,
leaving Toronto 10:1111_p.s
Kt d w
bast any Y1M
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. -Mrs.
J. Dodds and daughter visited rela-
tives in Wingham this week The
ezcurtaon to Kincardine last week was
well patronized from hare, there being
forty-two tickets sold. A few took in
the excursion to Detroit on Saturday.
Next Tbured ay being civic boli -
day and there being a Sunday school
ezcureior to Goderich (bat day it is
expected the whole town will take in
the excursion. There is' oo doubt they
will have an enjoyable time. A ,good
has been prepared Rev3717Sll maexchanged pulpits with
Rev. Mr. Johostone, of Varna, on Sun•
da and Mr. Johnstone preached two
sndl� sermons . , . The brick work
of
tbe Trinity church rectory is near-
ing eompietior. and when it is fiaiahed
it will be • beautiful and commodious
reaideeot A. McVittie, of Aye
tier, is speeding his b el id a ye
here with relatives, . , , .lL Carter, o
t}owganda, is oo a visit to his parents
here, accompanied by his wife and
child. He gives s yield description of
the recent fir'ea in Northern Mario.
Dr. W. J. Milne received bis
new automobile last week. He pur-
obased it when he was at St. Cathar-
ines last week and it seems to be s
beauty. He has not disposed of his
old ooe as yet, so he is well provided.
. Three rioks of bowlers went
over to Brussels lavt Thursday and
had an enjoyable time with the
bowlers tbere. They were detested
by six shots, two rinks, being down
and one up R. Watson shipped
two tars of cattle to Toronto ow ti•6
urday Balaton Bros. have made
a vast improvement around tbeir taro
uery, fixing up an outbuilding w &bat
they can pull sheepskins there instead
of in the big building. They expect
to go into the laminae lager than
over this season Mrs Colclougb
received word last week of the death
of her brother in roman) Mr.
Cutt end family, of Grey, visited with
his brother ben tbe past week. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor, of Plitt titan -
ley, autoed here on Saturday, visiting
for a few days with relatives. On his
return he toot bis sister. Mrs. T. Gas-
man. and her daughter for a visit
with him Miss Lottie Bentley.
who recently returned here from Cali-
fornia, has been engaged as teacher in
the Model School et Clinton Mrs.
Greaves. of Seaforth. is at present
visiting her sister here Mime
Louisa Tierney visited with ber grand-
mother at Clinton last week. Mrs.
Smith, of London, is here oe a visit to
her mother... ..Mrs. G. B. McTag-
gart and baby are visiting relatives in
Clinton end Exeter... _Mrs. Gerry
and children, of Fort William, former
residents, are hers on a visit to their
many friends Mrs. Brydone. of
Clinton, is se present on a visit to her
brother, J. McMurehie Mime Mc -
Manns. of (ioderich, is visiting ber
friend, Mims A. Cowan. here Mime
L. Brown, woo has been spending her
holidays here, returned to berpo.ltion
in Hamilton last week Mists G.
Stewart went to Clintpn on Saturday
to visit bet sister, who had undergone
an operation in the hospital there
They both have returned home
Mrs, F. McCaughey was in London
for a few Jaye this week F. Wil-
lows. wbo has been on a visit at his
home here returned on Saturday to
his position at Huston. Texas
Mr. end Mr.. J. G. Moser, of Water-
loo. are here visiting their daughter.
Mrs. F. Carr..,. A. Hasson, who has
been residing here tor • short time,
hew noted a temperance hotel et
Ailsa Craigand intends leaving for
that place ortly. .Mist. McGowan.
who was visiting with frienda in Dun-
gannon for the peat week. hoe returned
home again Dr. Annie Rose. who
has been lectoriog et the summer
4e*eion of the Macdonald Institute. bas
returned home - Miss Sea Stothers
is away on a boliday trip to Niagara
trans A number of Indians hon
arrived to pull flax in this locality.
Rev. W. Roes, of Halifax, ei wa-
iting
.iting during the week with ban parents
in Bass W awanosb. On SuMay be is
to supply in nne nt Ute (salt cburcbes.
He is one of the leading ministers of
thea teebyterisn cburch in Canada.
Tavasoav, Aut;ear 3, 191t 7
4' _iverpeel Wheat Futures Close High -
se, Chicago Lower -Live Steck
-Latest Qu tatteens.
CHICAGO. July 31.-Mesrl> 1.40,400
,L Ualss tegnela tncreto-day in the uS.
I �s7' � ruble wooly 'll wheat bburdenedurfre thos
er nems. to
market down. Closing a i�te
a •m1 -{e not door=t
ottaAo 1-tc eaa
pAYFIELD.
MONDAY, July 31st,
Hiss Citadel", of New York, isepend-
ing a few weeks) sir the rectory
m'sand, Mies McOorick. of Pelee 'snd, u
spending a trw date at the rectory.
The eumse rer people new gar. • very
successful 000cart in the town hall for
the Methodist church on Thursday
eveoing, July 27th.
Thr harvest u getting on and
threshing has commenced in the
vicinity of the village. The threehine
outtlte bave been making their pen-
grination* on our main streets.
HE ANIMAL GARDEN PARTY.--
Greet preparations are being made for
the English church annual gardenbedpetty te be beon the rectory
grounds on Thursday evening, August100.1o. The annual garden party of the
English cbuzeh is one of the leading
features in Bayferld during the
summer, when the prettiest girls in
Bayfield dressed in the prettiest cos-
tumes serve the finest baking in thir-
teen e0ODties to • and apprecia-
tive attendance.Every man and
woman n who on find a quarter or
child fifteen ostta ere in'-ited to come
to Bayfield on Thursday- evening.
August 10th, and have with us the
happiest• time of their life.
EAT WAWANOSM.
WIDNESDAY, July 26th.
TOWNSHIP Ooutteut,-The council
met in Belgrave on the above date es
per adjournment. Members an prrs-
enLMinute:, of last meeting read
and passed, on motion of Councillors
Burchill and Stonebou.e. The treas-
urer's half -yearly statement to June
30, abowiog a bal•noe on hand at date
of $8151,T1, was received and ordered
to be tiled. The collector presented
his hood, the same being accepted as
satin yy.� Directors were again
pewentsoliciting aid from the town-
ship on behalf of the Blyth fall fair.
best the council as formerly- were first
in their relabel to give any assistance
and the request was accordingly re-
fund. The treasurer was instructed
to advertise for sale the bridge deben-
tures. Terrier* on the an., it is ex-
pected, will be opened at next meeting
at council. A communication from
County Clerk Lane received, stating
tout the amount to uirsd from the
townebip this year fog county pur-
poses was $2.728.15. being $30.95
more than last year. This extra for
county rate along with the additional
payments made necessary in connec-
tion with the building of river bridges
shows plainly that the ratepayers of
Bast \Vawanosb must expect an in-
crease in their taxes for 1911 at all
events. The usual rattle to he struck
to raise the necessary amounu re-
quired laid over till next meeting.
Bylaw No. 6. 1911. ratifying the ap-
pointment of collector. and bylaw No.
7, 1911, authorizing the collector to
charge and collect 3 per Dent. extra on
all taxr remaining uupaid after the
15th day of Deesmber next. both read
and parsed. On motion of Council-
lors Campbell and Scott the following
accoutre; were ordered to be paid
The Municipal World. collectors' roll
and other supplied, 12.98 ; H. B.
Rllkatt, part printing contract, *21 ;
Wm. Johnston, furni thing material
sod building fence at river. conces-
sion 9, $5.60 : W. F. Campbell, draw-
ing tile. $2; John Rodger, digging
drain and placing the culvert. conces-
sion 4, $8.50; A. B. Quinn, work on
Toll's hill. concession 3. $21 ; R. Bu-
tsbanan, drawing tile and repairing
culverts, concessions 3 and 4, $8 : R.
G. McGowan, putting in culvert, con-
cession 3, $2.50 ; John Deer. repairing
culvert, a oocemeion 1, $3 : Henry Me -
Gee, drawing tile and putting in cul-
vert, concession 12. $12.26; for gravel.
Wightman 20c.. D. Cbamney $5,70.
R. C $L40, Stuart McBurney
$9.70, Ed. Haines $2.50, P. King $3.500,
W. Wigbtmad $16,60. Geo. C. Naylor
$4. Alex. Patterson $5,80. R H. Slott
$14,00. J. J. Kerr $10.20, Wm. Mc-
Dowell $9.50, John Redmond $8.50,
G. Fothergill $7.30, D. Conk $1.20,
John Ansley 14.50, J. Cruickshank
$3.10. G. Jenkins $2.90. W. Dobie
$7.30, J. Pfeffer $8.70, Mrs. W. Bee-
croft 53, W. Fitzpatrick $6,50, W. G.
Salter $3.90, Wm. Purdon $4, R. J.
McGee $9: for shoveling. gravel.
Herb Sheill $1.80, Geo. W. Roberttoo
$3. R H. Scott V. Robs- Currie $3,
John Howard $2.50. Ches. Carter
$4.50. The council then adjourned to
meet again on Monday. August 21st
next, when the engineer's report on
the Blyth creek drain affecting cer-
tain binds in the township will be
read end considered. The court of
revision oo the toll drain will also be
held in the afternoon of same day.
ALEX. PORTEILPIELD, Clerk.
A Prompt sorra of Energy
Maelo d'. elvetem Renovator is a
tonic which romewe the vital fortis.
1t review* nerve and muscular
and supplies now energy is doe=
by foreman, appetite, by tanager
tetter assimilation ••f food sal by dir-
ectly supplying elements that Serve *0
FALL FAIRS -1911.
Toronto (Comedian National) -Aug.
25 -Sept 11
London (Western Fair) Se t. 8-18
Sept. i3. 14, 15
Sept. 14. 16
. ...... Sept. 18. 19
. Sept. 20, 21. 22
.. . Sept 19. 90
8epL 19, 20
Sept, 20. 21
Sept. 20. 21
Sept. 21,'22
. Sept. Olept.2 '. 28
Sept 28, 20
9.pt. 214, 29
Sept. 28. 29
Sept. K 39
Oct. 3
(let. 3, 4
Walkertou.
Stratford
fleeter , , , ..
Goderich, .. .
IAstowel ..,,r.,, .
Mitchell
Kincardine
Zurich
Seaforth
Atwood
Ripley.. -
Harrfston
WiD
Hayfield.
Kilverton
Thereon
trading left Donna to ter,
ser not 1-te W 6-110 Oo 7 -lc. and toot
•.tafomr varytae from 13 t -3c to 1Se
kwer le • rims er f 1-10.
The LJvr'go.l market seam to -day tin
cksagsd to u4 mow time en d•ters's,
h
oa wat and iN to %d lower on sett
Berth wheat MOM& Ro timer. Astweats
the higher, and Budapest Mho low•r.
WInnipaa Options.
Goss, Opes- Huish. hew. Ow
Birth.
Teggwater
Brussels
DungsnDoo.
Kirkton
Gerrie
Wheat -
July
tt•lk late x soh
Den .,.,. M M yr
33614
Osto-
July ..,,, 1154 ....
Stet 737% eNk 11lk 374r iM
.....,,Det. 6, 6
Tomtit. Grain Market.
Wheat, tact. eases .ss f t. 3....
what, soma b*.hel .,.. 1 * -,,.
Oats, anew .... .......... • 4t • r
bushel
s .Barite,
k 'h•. bL bashes • • sl 5 i
Teem. ba.hM
Termite Dairy Market
Sutter, stem lab • 11 • en
Butter. separates. decry. M. • d • fa
Batter. creamery. 15. roll... • S • M
Butter. are•merv. monde .- • la .,..
Hee,4owobm. doses
1 M
Ma saw, 5e 0 U ti lee
Montreal Grain and Produce.
.,,,,,...tlrt.b.I
Ont. 5.
(let. 7
Bares Iturnet
Joseph felbo, Wille lives .ne and a
gssefer ed Buten bad- him
Vim on
rengymt.m. 113
then the nervous st eans easels, ay lso Ma
more-
stwhoa&
recotatrttctive tonic is valuable rt alt! y� la bay, awaat elf hnrrra. nine hags.
rrndown °Anditi,eut of t sytatem, , six ceivie, mower nod seed drill, •eew
agoeially those mortal by , $ chest of tools, etc The
and nervosa ay debility. olhr of the dm is lot dsifsftely
t'i"'' Rod - l hem sAml♦Mt:�ty . hie
,Rhe, d: ogle*. toy. The loss will be heavy
r1Y b3'
MONTRaAL. Italy U. -The foreign die -
mend for eta ares aging wheat was tar;
but, alth• prises Mo Mese 115c in tn. per
quarter hawse the& a •sear they we
still out of than with v03111111 bare. n"
are, aN ae
new business was relied* The demand
for oats for export .00sMt was geed. net
owhat to Hie ecardty et swan resin fres
hero ter A.guat esparto's* Could net .-
sept any .f them. The kraal market for
Carne grains was s. ad steady
Meal- A
fair Meal trade 1s doss hl .Wring wisest
flour, and the market Is soa.rat•tr ao-
tive. T. dtnasd ser bran sod shorts
le Deed. a which supplies are light and
POst.-C.sMIan seaters, TM. 1. 41140 to
Mx, cal kids, .z-stors signs No. 1
41font.
Mg M 0660; No. 3 C.i '. ells le Etc; Ne. .
! local white. 41c; Ne. 3'Deal welt*, As;
No. 4 tonal white, As.
Plots-Ms•lteee Wins wheat patist .
finite. 11.n; soeaads OLIO; winter whu$4
petwts, sus to Kits; Strang M5.ref
11.M: straight rollers.'" t.11.n. it beg;
31.76 to 31.f.
Cera-Aenrlcan. No. 3 yaI.w. $SNF
Mc.
Esge-8sieetN. alhe; fresh, 17740; Ne.
1 stock. ifenc
Cheests- enteron. limn is 1244c; ease.
erns. lib to L14.3.
Butter -Choicest. Mho to Mikc-
m.
CATTLt MARKETS.
Union Steck Verde.
TORONTO, July 31. -The reeeipte
of live stock at the Union Stock
Yards were 167 can, oonetieting of
2970 .cattle, 1020 bogs, 1472 sheep and
lambs, 109 calves and 36 horses.
Exporters.
a L. Woodward bought for 'Swift & co.
la steers for Liverpool. 1341 lbs. each, at
f.!'; also Sof steers for IJverpool. 1'd
lbs. each. at 31.33.
sutolleea
Prime picked cattle, KM t„ N. ae•t.
OM 30 M.M. medium. SSA to aM. com-
mon. 16 to MS, Dora, 31.55 to M
Milkers and $pr oapses.
A 11m1ted number of Wilier' and
springers were slow of sale at 140 to 153
each
Veal Calves.
Ths market for veal calves was strong.
at N to 1175 per cwt.
Sheep and Lambe.
Large receipts; sowed posse to be
easier. Lasko end at 57 to R.75. and •
few at 17.1 •w
0. Casdahedp •alt et 14 to
34.3 for ewe. American yearling ,11.59
soil st a to WS& sea we, itIvw.
The Swift CseaMan Company .uotSO
hogs at U.S, fed and watered at the mae-
Montreal Liv Stock.
MONTREAL. July A. -At the Montreal
Stock Yards wast end market the receipts
of live stock for tin week ending .1.y
were 37e cattle, 133 "keep and 4.•n•- nig
hogs and IMO calves. and on tate ...start
this morning for sale were 129 -at•ie 4e
sheep and lambs. DM bop and 600 calve&
A feature of the tred7i was the prise
•rrlvat of Canadian Northwest ranch cat-
tle, there being over m0 head w the m*w
kat The puallty war better than expect..
e d. after the long run Altho the supply
was much larger than It had been for
some time past, the Mee of the market
was fairly steady, and prices show no
Important change, as compared, with •
week ago.
The gathering of buyedwaa large, and
the demand was fairly good. A so.*
clearance was made. A few choice steer•
sold ■t qac, but the bulk of the trading
was done In this clan at 4c, while good
stock brought 1%c to frac. fairly good
Ie to 51,4e. fair 454c to 4%c, and common
4c to 4'4c per pound.
The market for hogs on Sutday war
e troug, and prices scored ..n advanre or
16c per 100 pounds, Sa:ea of selected
lots were made at Si per 1M
pounds. weighed off cars, but
a weaker feeling developed In the mar-
ket this morning, end prices declined 18e
to 50c per 100 pounds. Thr demand was
somewhat limited, and this helped to u5 -
press prices, and sales of selected Iota
were made at MA0 to 07.71 per 11111 pounds
weighed off can.
The trade tn small menu was fairly
active, and, as supplies were not In ex-
cess of the requirement:•prices ruled
steady. Sheep sold at 114 50 to le. lambs.
at $3.70 to 0'. and calves at 13 to M each,
as to else and quality.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
EAST BUFFALO. July t1 -Cattle- Jt.-
celpts. 4375 head; market. choice active,
Others slow, prtm. sten. M73 to KM;
butcher grade., Fejle to 01.3.
Sheep and iambi -Receipt., liken. mar-
ket active. S4e higher, cull to fair. 111 to
$1.0; yearlings, R.I0 to K;6, sheep, KM
to 1s. 1s.
Hog. -Receipt.. 11,4160, market active
and firm; yorkera. 37.00 to 54.71; stags,
57.5 to 37.3; pigs, rite to 17.75; mixed.
17.41 to 31.7e, heavy, OA to KA, roughs.
15 to 16.41.
New York Live Steck.
NEW YORK. July :1-Beev►-R•
eeipte, Z-"1 head, market Ie- t• 'tic 'ewer;
.tern, 54.41 to 11.33; huhu, 32.71 to flan;
cows, 11.41 to M.
Calve• -Receipts, 411. market steady;
vests. 11 to N; tulle, 3400 to 31.10. greas-
ers and buttermilks, 13.50 to M.55; ease
moo to choice western nal von, !d to 7.7.
Sheep and Lamb. --Receipts, 1.,111 head;
sheep enchanged Iambs Gr to s•a low-
er. ah.ep, Sti0 to M; !Ur 'Is M to 15.76.
Hogs ReeentsES hoe' market as
Mate ate hogs, 7 r • A.w.
Chicago Lb.. 3(0*.
ONION 510( 15 TARUP 'hlcag., Just
11.--Hoge-Receipts, aMO narket Slither,mised and butcher,. R 37.e. 1 MM
heavy OM to PM: row& Newry 30.1• to
M 7i Ileac 1 4 to Sir rigs d.se to
1111.1
'16
Cott ire- *swots .,Asher steely
etawves, R tie uhf.ws and hNfers. tf.M
to Il.44 *teeters and seeder•, a to sm.
Teases. SAM t. OLIO; eaves. M.M le MAO.
�g1�aMep *at Lambe-asedp,...055; aer-
N.M et`etMt 'tat taarhMem gM� .111
FREE..
ADVICE
TO WOMEN
Worse angering
tel from say uses .f
Biases are favi to proslgib Nr!
msdktate wttb Mrs. Plakbao at L ye.
Masa All buten are received, .paned,
read asst answered by women. A wo-
man
-man cog freely tat
of her private ill-
ness to • woman ;
than has Deed ea-
tabiiebed this eon.
Moos between
Mn- Monism and
the w• nen of
America widish hs
never been bark.
Never bas she pub-
lished a tesllrenial or used a latter
wIOoat the weittss souses& .1 the
wilier, sad never bas tie Coslsany
monad these eenYsntial lstl&•as to
gated their pemeadoa, as the
sus a'[ tbonsseds or them is
Marilee will attest
Out et the vast,.3m s.el impeders
Walsh Yrs. ?Wham has to draw
fRom itis mire than psseibis that she
bee seined the very knowledge assist
la roar ens. She ar`ks waft to m-
ho* except yoar=26.411. nod her
w him bee away
▪ woman, roast or poor, shook be
▪ to tab advantage e[ able yaser-
epttd eller
ll r0 asdatanoe. aA dram lits.
Ysislis O�r, r a. Mals.a. rf.kt.s
Orrery wseeaa ought to ibsve
Lydhs L lirthss'e 00 -page
MSS >aedtr. If la set s bast for
•..deal aiM ighiatiSsh as M is too
-71.. as he lam and only
O baaiaalis a sear. _ Naito see
1S tour.
COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
L good for Growing Girls
and Bays -and they like t. k
nwlrilks their hoe oodles sod
makes them heakhy and &cog.
Cewsa's Cocoa, . you gut it two your
gree.. is absolutely pare Its daicam
3..r is oksesd by the use d tie Nike*
grads al Cocoa b..... tkili.Yy blended.
Netting ie added to Meek the beahit-
behleg ponos rues d the Cassa.
Ile
Do Yon Use
Cowan'. Coosa?
Come in and
Get
Acquainted
If you are not already ac-
quainted with the merits of
STURDY'S •
GROCERIES
try a *ample order. You
can be certain of securing
eeaaonahle goods here et ell
tunes. Our 'phone number
is 91. (live us a trial. The
quality of our goods will erne
vitae
r n-
vitsoo you.
Sturdy & Co.
(; sorer. On The S. 't&re
New
Fall Suits
Semi -Ready Style are in
stock and a big con-
signment of Ready -to -
Wear Suits has just ar-
rived. We are ready
-ARE:YOU ?
McLean Bros.
Semi -Ready Tailors
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Toilet Articles
We aim always to keep on hand
the bust, the most reliable preparations
for toilet use. We. shall be glad to
.have you Call and ask for your favorite
preparations. We are here to please
our customers.
F. J. Rutland, Druggist
North Side Square, (ioderich
eisieWeiWeereeseserseeltelhea
ISUMM ERI
0 GOODS •
Hammocks, Coal Oil Stoves, Gasoline Stoves,
C $creen Doors and Windows, Refrigerators, Ice 0
Tongs, Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream Freezers, Fishing
Tackle, etc.
0
BRASS GOODS
We have just received a beautiful line of Florentine Braes
Goods. Each piece possesses the aeethetic charm of Natture'e har-
den, each decorative, design artistically engraved by hand and
finished in black ani dull braes.
We have also a tine Zine of Rodgers 1817 goods.
Rig assortment of (larving Knives and Forks in cawee.
BICYCLES
We are agents for the Canada Cycle & Motor Co.'s Bicycle' and
carry the Cleveland line in stock.
We bave added a bicycle repair department to our'workvhop
and carry a full line of bicycle sundries.
Is your LAWN MOWER out of repair or.loeis it need sharpen-
ing ? We can put it in order for you.
FENCING
We have about two thousand nein of Fencing lett yet ort of
about four thousand. We are going to clean this Fencing out
II prices that no person can afford to miss. The lines consist of
The Pittetntrgh Perfect Pence, 7 wires. 47 inches
higb, No. 9 wire. for 27k a rod.
Cyclone Woven Wire Pegg*, No. 7 anti No. Si wire.
American Woven Wire Pence, No. 9 wire.
Page Woven Wire Fence, No. 9.
Coiled Wire at 5240 Pot 100 Rs.
h Barbed Wire at 52.0 per 1(s) lbs.
Does Your Nouse Need Painting ?
11
at
If .o, don't. forget that we hen.11e the t4terwin-1Villiame Paint.
the hest paint on the market.
,8t you want to brighten up your (limiter*.None• and "moat
11 work ? If an, don't forget that we handle J A P- A 1. AC, w high -grist.
. arnish anand.teir combined.
SUMBURN. -CEMENT
BLISTER
A hi*rload of National Portland Dement has lost 3, . iv.)
1' a NM " ' ie the beet and v/rnngeet moment made
ca
House Phone No 112 Store Phone No
SORE FEF
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Let um Sgw on your PturMng 55..ating, g.... n ,q{t,rng
51 rove R.xnang. eft.
CHAS. C. LEE
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