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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1911-11-16, Page 9THE SIGNAL : GO :RICH ONTARIO T .+4`li°+ .Qi494444airitnia+4+1` i++4 . ilia MARKETS. • • L{tggl Wheat Futures GNse t The News of the District(„,, Chicago Higher -live Steck -Latest Quetati.n*. %if* 45 *46 46* 4444P4S4 ►446+ CHICAOO. Nov. til. -Surprise at ILO s.L�,L.L,L,L,L,L,L Apparent aoallsase et the increase is i°TFY0°'P°0"! tT V"T Ibe vWb80 wppb' belied 'h., the wheat RLID'S CORNERS. lloNDAT, Nov. 18th. Norse. - J. M. Beattie thanks *bu e the kind tbat the Wilke Rule is splendidly liv- ing i ing law. The Good Samaritan has a number of his kith std kin in this vicinity. Atter all. what's in a noose? "A meals • man Mei that" The bed ring paws held their annual ung on Monday evening. and there are good prognoses for another summer in till -bits Mrs. Ruther- ford has goo* to New York to be pree- . Mime Mt y Arhe mstrong rongngpd�hse at the or- gan rt the church cervices in the ab. eeooe of Mts. Rutherford Next Sabbath is the deist day of the Do- luinitw Alliaaoe in Broca. A repre- eeotetive will occupy theSeveral cyte an pulpit home here fated their way back for from hoar Than vias : Mies Ina Welsh, James Courtney, R. Rutherford, Cuth- bert Fraser The echool Leaacbers met is the maaee+Wedoee- day evening to arrange the good e. ' tilt» expected about he first practice for tae entertainment was bold Saturday afternoon. Miss Nellie McMullen is training the chil- dren in the choruses Copies u� the heals of the proposed auoioo are distributed prior to the time og Its home d Mr. sad March A little Mrs. oaby giri l at .he Thos. Welsh, jr., will please accept out conghave the promiise•that the railway We bane some prom Too storm will run some fine day. Y lust nOW. DIRECT EVIDENCE. Nova Scotia Mae Tells How Dodd's Kid- ney Pills Cored His Son. ' Cape Negro Island, Shelburne Oo., N. 8., Nov. 13 .h. --(Special l-Evsseeyy i;.y brings direct evidence that Dodd's Kidney Pills continue doing a grand wore in this part of Nova Scotia. I'eople cured of their ills by Dodd's idney Pills are shouting their praises if the groat remedy, •od the opinion f- becoming general that there is no rase of kidney disease that Dodd'. Kidney Pills will not eure. Mr.Mtillman Peery, well kaown here. '.dds his testitnony to the great Mss of, proof that Dodd's Kidney Pilo are good. -My son had trouble with his Lidneye," Mr. Perry states. "I sent for some of Dodd's Kidney Pills. and ,ince taking them be has had no return hie trouble. 1 believe Dodd's Kidney Pills are all that is claimed for them." BAYFIELD. MONDAY, Nov. 13th. St•SDAT MKwrome.-Mr. C. B. Oke. 't Knox College, Toronto, spoke in •he Presbyterian church on Sabbath ntorniut last and in the Methodist laalr:h in the evening in the interests ,f the Dominion Alliance and local option. Owing to tbe very stormy weigher the attendance et both ser - wee was small, but those present "et e well pleased with t be addresses d the clever young speaker and testi- fied their sympathy with the work of the Alliance by subscribing about 135 Inward the Lund for fighting the Ibptor traffic. BRIEFS. -Hiss Ida H. Mcleod. of Godericb, spent Sunday with Miss Luella Stirling Miss Clara Rich- ards left last week to .pend a few weeks in Wingham Mrs. Geo. Park. of Collingwood, who ha, spent tbe pelt few weeks the guest of ber brother, rev. A Macfarlaneteturned home on Saturday last Rev. H. J. Condell and Rev. A. Macfarlane at- tended the laymen's missionary cnn- ventiou at London last week Mr. and Mts. John Tough are spending a few days with friends at Hyde Park and London ..... Ed. hector is utov- ing this week iuto the store which he recently pure eased from Mrs. G. H. Hewson. This building hes been va- cant for tome time and we are pleased to see it in use once more, as it is one .,f the be.t business stands in the vil- le4e.... The ladies of the Presbyter- ian church intend bolding a concert onSt. Andrew's night, November 30. Good talent bas been engaged. namely. Miss Rance. of Clinton. reader : Mrs. McGuire. of Seaforth, aid Mr. Rate tenhury, of Minton, soloists, and these with the addition of the best local talent should make a concert well worth hearing. KIPPEM. TUmwAT, Nov. 14th. Last Sunday the Methodist* h.ld their anniversary tdrvioas, whoa the Rev. Mr. Barker, a 8eatorth, swinched earnest, thoughtful and help- ful tortuous. Homeliest musk was provided by the combined Presbvtor- tan and MNhodiet choir.. The figs' offerings were for the Deeds of the church. PERSONAL lizoriox.-Mr. and Mrs. Landon, of 8a0ilac county, lliean, spent a pleasant week with thebisyti mother, Mrs. Andeeeoa, and nueser- om other friends bene Mime Trott. of Grimsby, is visiting ber Moeda. the Meese Dinedale Alfred Grigg of Exeter. bas engaged with Robert Par- son' for a term to help In the farm wort Walter Cohort's. who held hisauction Bele of taro stock, etc., Let week left this week for Alberta. Mrs. Osborne is to remain another mootb while Mr. Cations. builds a new bash. They w ill M missed berg lernovsMftrern-Along the lime of improvements the second eosee..ion of Stanley has done something this year, two Dew houses beviag been built. one by Remand Morrison and the other by W. H. Collins. Both are large and commodious and both were built by John Hoffman, of Dasbwood, a careful and reliable contractor. Mr. Morrisoo'e is built of Dement with a fist roof, set innovation in tbis neigh- borhood, but one that may gain in popularity as Lbe years go by. Mr. C.alins' is built of brick and occupies • commanding position on the rise on the front of his faun. Both bounce are finished inside in Ooorkia pine, stained and varnished, and are fitted up with modern improvements. Botb are beautiful and well fitted to give • great deal of comfort to those wbo oc- cupy them. A Plorsas Govt -Last Wednes- day, the Stb inst., another of tbe old- est settlers in southern Huron pawed over to the great majority, in the per- son ernen of the late Andrew Bell, who was one of the Ant children born in the township of Tuckersmith, in the year 1837. His father was the late Robert Bell, for many years the owner of the Kippen Mills. He was the youngest in the family of twelve --.even sone sod five daughters. Those still alive are William, of Heniall, and Daniel, Paul and John, of Hay. and MI's. Hunt and Mina Margaret, of Hensall. Of his own family there remain to mourn his loss bis sone Daniel, off oo.- ton. Mase. ; Robert, of New Andrew, tad concession, Tuckersmith, and John, on the homestead. end his laughter., Mrs. Williams, of Saska- toon ; Mrs. Wainer. of Mensal; Mrs. Sioclair, Tuckersmith, and Miss Cam- eron. at borne, besides bis bereave(' partner, Mrs. Bell. Mr. Bell was a faithful member of St. Andrew's church. Kippen, and he will be greatly missed by a large circle of fries&g and •cqusiot.anoes who learned to love him for his kindly nature. He was a. Conservative in polities. His funeral on Saturday, the lltb inst., to Bengali Union cemetery was largely attended. The family have tbe sympathy of all in their bereavement. A WONDERFUL CASE. Three Months in Hospital and Caste Oet Uneared- Zara- auk Coed Him in Few Weeps. Mi. Fred Mason, the well-known up- holsterer and mattreea manufacturer of St. Andrew., N. B., Mys "I had eczema on my koee, which caused me terrible pain and ineoneenienee. The sore parte would itch and burn and tingle, and then when rubbed or 'eratched would become very painful. When the knee got warm. it burned worm, and the itching and banning and smarting were amort unbearable. 1 tried various remedies. bet got no bet- ter. eo I decided to go to Mootred and lake spacial treatment. I received treatment at the Montreal General Hospitel for thirteen weeks. but at the end of that time 1 was not cured. 'and alineet gave in. A friend advises tx tc' give Inas-Bak s trial. '. Almost as soon Y vplied Tram-Buk steeped the itching and the irritation. 1 persevered with the balm. and it wale soon evident that it would do me good- Beck i.y the pain was reduced, tbr sate Teta WOMB to heal, and y IM Uwe f W tried a few boxes of lone Bok i was milts cared -*nee ties Bek hos aired hlood-polar,e la ely Sager. and at a - time whirs lay Gager was la sash a >iµe rnnuitiere that I leered It would bar. to be sempetsted." okere. mess,_Meemeses, melena.POW Itessene, Wend palms. ied lag. u(e.ew sores, chapped •rte. harm, heehaw sod all akin he uries anti diewasea. Zags -Rot 1. with - est bet an druggist. and acme eg wit fres tem Zeas Bok Om, TUIt1111Mgi 'or Rte. Refuter Imltatieae, THIN HAIR ON TOP. If Parisian Sage, the hair grower that E. R. Wigle guarantees, will not cause hair to grow where the Bair is thinning out, notbing on this earth will. And we say to everybody. you can have your money bark if Parisian Sege isn't the best hair grower, hair saver, hair beautifier and dandruff cure on the market today. 11 stops itching scalp and falling hair and makes hair grow thick and abundantly. or money back, 50 cents for • large bottle. Parisian Sege snakes the liar soft and brilliant and promotes growth. LUCKNOW. market to -day as upward slant. TM clew was 1-4 to 3-3 net advatsee. Latest MorDAT, Nov. 13th. trading loft corn with a gala ea 1-s to WW Shields, of Toronto, was a 1-4 to 1-4 and Lt; at up 1-4 and 3 t visitor here last week. to et. and hog products varying fro ny R. V. McKenzie has returned from a Iwo saostbe' trip to the West, Mrs. James Duncan, of Mount Forest, was the guest of her son, Rev. J. & Duosan, last week. 'maple Clark Ism opened a new Calor shop in Lueksow. in the store just west of William Connell's. Frank Melatosh, wbo was operated 0o for appendicitis at Wingha). hos- pital. has fully recovered and has returned home. Tbs .id news has been received of the death of Edgar McLure, at Mile- stone, flask. The deceased is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben McLure. The re- mains aro being brought home for interment. Y. M. C. A. Oresr,o.-The date of the formal ope.lsg of Luckpow Y. M. C. A. is set for Tlaesday evening, in the old town hall which will be the Y. M. 0. A. beadquarters. The pro- ceedings will be in the form of • musical and literary program inter- spersed with flue -minute addressee by the leaders of s various deport- ment, of the locr 'rk, setting forth the purpose and t er'e program 01 each departtner PLOW! MATCHES. New Interest B leo in These Com Frees ...median Fara. There is evidently a new interest in the plowing match this year. Reports from the matches held so far in Ostario .how a larger attendanoe, stronger competition, and a desire on the part of (arwwr., not only to learn bow is pow well, hut bow soils should be cul- tivated and best prepared for the seed. A well-000dueted plowing match cer- tainly furnishes opportunity in WO direction. It ba. been proven beyond question tbet a good plowman is al- ways a good farmer. He knows Dow to till hie land after it has been plowed and bow to make a good seed bed. Encourages', as it dose, good plowing, the plowing match has a place in the movement for better agriculture that should not be lost sight of. Tf it were pomible to have the matches held a ittle earlier in the season, when the weeder is n.ore suitable for outside demonstration, more might be accomp- lished in the way of riving informa- tion on soil cultivation, etc. In the west the annual plowing Matches are beld between seeding and harvest. In Ontario the air held in the fall, and usually in the late fall at that. The Wei fall las this advantage, however, that farmers are over their busy sea- son aid can attend a match witbout neglecting their work very much. 8411. if the, could be got together at an earlier season, the match might profitably take on a wider scope and thus accomplish more ore for agriculture. Then, too, if match were held et a time when oonditicns are not so favor- able for good plowing. it would be a further test of the skill of tbe plow- man. to have him show how he would handle the ,oil under adverse condi- tions. Extend Its Scope. Whether it be held in the enamor or fall, the plowing match is an institution that should receive more encourage- ment from governments than it does. An association of the plowmen in On- tario was organized a year :Igo. which receives a small grant from the Gov- ernment which is distributed by the way of prizes among the local as- sociations. This association has al- ready secured a large membership and is in a fair way to do mach to promote better plowing. As it grows in strength and can prove cost there is a need for such an organization, which it has already done. it will command still more the support of governments, both LAURIER. Provincial and Dominion. The pro- TUsaDAY, Nov. 14th. motere of the association look for- ux..u.s.-alis. use Boyd, of Bode- ward to its being an organization rich. is visiting relatives in this vicinity Miss Annie MacLennan spent a few days in Lucknow last week Miss Mae MacGregor re- turned to Locknow on Wednesday last, having rusticated in the vicinity for a week...... Mimes Bessie sod Lillian Owen, of (lederidse arrived at John Walker's on Friday evening, the Corer to say good-bve prior to ber leaving for Sault Ste. Marie, the latter to remain here for en indefinite time. Hector MacLean and Rod Mac- Lennan attended the Liberal conven- tion held in Wingham on Tuesday.... John Walker purposes having a sale of live stock and a few farm imple- inent. on Mooday. November 213.. Robert Walker bad a very successful sale on Friday last, disposing of most of bis live stock. All Sorts of Weakness and Debility. People who are run down or weak cwnot get strong until the vital or- gans and the nervous system are re- stored to proper activity. Our Mac - Lead's System Renovator is a nerve food and stimulant it builds up the servo= .yetem and alien promotes digestion and the formation of healthy blood. it helps almost from the Bret and a!1 gain is permanent, be- come the system is actnall built up. We guarantee it Oise dollar bottle. Manufactured by MacLeod Medicine Co., Ooderich, Ost. Por ssi by IL R Wigis, druggist. Fwrelsewdsa Justice. Hash Bees of Tia Oen was arrnsed of eccegag a mule. bet a Tin Can }tory bresghe la se le 'not gruilt This the spectators and ti. j jatieet, voicing the opinion, said : " Gentiemea of j/uor�yy you have erred grievously. Ge geek, rwooselder the evidence, and an if you aeeOrdanee Dominiso-wicde in its scope and in- fluence. To make its work of the greatest valuesto the fat mer, its some should be en to cover the whole field of soil cultivation and the proper use of implements for tilling the land. There is a need in this country not only of better plowing, but of better culti- vation of the soil. If it were practi- cable, a competitioi among farmers. to show which could plow and prepare a piece of land in best condition for a seed bed would be a distinct advan- tage. This might be difficult of ac- complishment at a one -day match, though it might he worked oot b7 giving each competitor a small plot of ground and have him put it in shape for the seed. in fact, something might be done by giving prizes for'the hest tilled fields, similar to the plan now working out so successfully in the field crop competitions. At any rate. the Plowman's Association has a big future before it sod is deserving of ens cou rag emen t. i 1.3 decline to a like amount add cost. The Llverpoel market closed today 4sd to I%d lower than Saturday on wheat. and led lower on corn. Antwerp wheel clawed unehaagsd. Berlin 1!µ to It low- er, Buda Pest six lower. Winnipeg Opti•ns. Close. Opp. High. Low. Close. NO APPETITE? Thu Remedy Will Restore it. 1f you have no appetite for can't work. can't rest and are anon with too frequent urination and a horning. scalding pais in snaking p if •atnight you retire. hoping for sleep that either doss not come. or le troubled and fit- w ful, you have kidney trouble aid reed Boot) se Kidney Pill e, the to•rantead needy for all kidney and blad- der bauble. A few dose. of Bootle'. Kidney Pills will wake u the can not ��{{w r a verdict f0 with rat sad justice" Orectfalles, kido«ys and ra tubte she mina. Cow •be jsry retbwd • eeenra timc 22 tin treatment will twee and Mal were oat sheen ten 110wu40. On the weakened Weer, tied rester, the /�pima reMetttimmito, your ara the jtsdge maid : 'And y i appetite in the natnrelgeerpesaggu go& hog. fa powayy.. Sold lad the foreman �a .igk tt�si.fThe it &,oih Ora Ltd.. Poet *ie.w,),„. item t.M erowd,d vert ofd Out Pros trial crottle en=on. tbe j»( iI resaarkad : 'O rrr.ct 1 Ws voertastesd and sold in lloiseleb by ban Wheat- Nov . 1171(s >a May, new, V% sail May, old. to a0% Oa - Nov. ..... 4511 .. May 41% Toronto Grain NAasilet. Wheat. tau, bushel .0 Se Ile Nta Wheat, goose, bushel .... on .... Rye. bushel •w .... Oats. bushel • Barley, bushel 10 • M Buckwheat, bushel • 43 a IS Peas, bushel a 7i • M Toronto Dairy Market. Butler, store Iota • n • I Butter, separator, dairy, Ib. • 2S .. Butter, creamery, ie. roils• b e a Butter, creamer), soifga • 8 • i Cheese, new, 10 • 16 B L I.eneycombe. doses 166 3 a Honey, etnracted, 1. • 11 • 11 Eggs. case lots • I .... E. new -tale • N Liverpool Provisl.ns. LIVERPOOL. Nov. U. -Beef, extra In- dia meas, IIs 3d. Pork, prime mess west• ern, Ns Id. Hams, sbort cut, 14 to 1• lbs., Ms. Bacon. Cumberland cut, 23 to 10 lbs., tis: short ribs. 10 to M Ib.. ib: (kar bellies. It to 14 lbs.. 64s; bong clear middles. light, >Y to M Ib.., 67s; do., heavy, a to 40 Its. 67a: short clear backs. 7S to I lbs.. Ns. Shoulders. square. U to 11 14.. 478 Id. Lard, prime western. In tlerces, 47a. Amerioes refined, In pane. Ns 3d. Butter. good U S., Ilia rOas.e, Canadian finest white. esdo., colored. Os Id. Tallow, prime city. No. Turps - time spirit, Nos 8d - two been age" 11. R Wtgla. romonvoilillar- CATTLE MARKETS. Union Steck Yards. TORONTO, Nov. 13. -The receipts of live stock at the Union etoek Yards were 127 carloads, comprising IMO cattle, 437 hogs, 1432 sheep and lambs, and 52 calves. Exporters. Alexander McIntosh bought 1 bad ag exporters at B.M. Butchers. Prime picked butchers, welshing up to VI0 lbs. each. acid at Ra to 8: loads of rood, 16.511 to RIs; medium. 16.11 to RN; common. I4.e to 34111; cows. I to 31; bulls, UN to 14.3: canners. IC to 03. Stockers and Feeders. FeedKs, 2150 to lea lbs. sold from S• to 14.70. and one lot of 25 short -keeps. UIT lbs., at 41.N. stockers, from Ski to *t- hinkers and Springers. '['here Mt • fair supply of milkers and springers rust sold from •40 to SSD each. and one ckof2► cow at 1190_ See sale. quot- ed by the different commission mea. Veal Calves. About 50 calves seid DIM the to V.l5 Per cwt. Sheep meg Lanai& Lambs sold at 15.3 tee RMi'`•01 one lot of L select ewes and wether, weighing 15 Ile. each. sold by Dims & Levack, at p.a. Sheep sold at 13 to 33.71. Hogs. Selects fed and watered, of which there were g1 weighlne 173 lbs., were bought by E. ruddy at SSE,. Montreal Live Stock. MONTREAL, Nov. 13. -At the Montreal Stock Yards, West iad Market, the re- ceipts of live stock for the week iodine Nov. i1• were 7100 cattle, 1471 sheep and lambs, 4(50 hogs and•g-0 cal, es. The sup. ply on the market this morning consistee. of 1300 cattle. 1000 sheep anti Iambs, 3705 hogs and 400 calves. A feature of the oil& was the stronger undertone to the Ina et for cattle and prices since this day week ago show an advance of 315c per cwt.. which is attribut- ed to the higher prices ruling, thruout the country, the somewhat scarcity oil choice stock and the colder weather. There was a good attendance of local buyers and as they all wanted some bast the demand was good and a more active trade was done, a lays. number Desna bought by packers and several carload• were also picked up for shipment to Quebec. A few full loads of steers and heifer, were sold at from St 3 to 8 per cwt., and some small bis of picked steers brought as high is'Lek but the bulk of the trad- ing In choice stock was done at KS; good, •t 13.I0 to 8.10, fairly good, at N.7s to 34.10; fair, at 16.3 to 8.60, and the com- mon stock at 14.i to a per cwt. There was • good demand for canning stook, of which the ripply waa large and prices for such ',how so change as com- pared with • s ago, .ales of bulls be- ing made at IN to P.3, and cow., at $L7$ ttoo'LN per cwt. Blood bulls bold at KIS IL There was a good supply 07 hogs he the market. but notwithstanding tole fact, the tone of the market was much stronger and prices dace this day week .bow an advance of Is to Nc per cwt.. which was dee to the higher prices beteg paid In the country and tho keener d♦ mand from packers here for ',unpile% consequently an a, flue trace was don* with soles of seleet'd bra at its to Rig per cwt . welched off ears, and fa me or two Instances as nigh se el was paid for Mock, which had long rests Heavy hop and sows sold Sir a per cwt. less thea the above prices. There mss 00 change in the condition of the market for sheep or Iambs, prices being firm Lader a good demand tri r� butchers and .des of r.0 earb.det .G tonne were weds Ram at RM te stet sod sheep, at II JS to WM per set Goad to choice calves wen seers., It Melt there was . 45L _ole and .ales of much were ,sees et theft amei to p1 tech, tad the ee.ssiussr Daae went at from 8 to W seek. East &Aisle Cattle Marls[' RANT 11 P'F414). lies fi-agq�y„ . or.Priem dotes, 111.14a so; NO= grant KM to et 111. e.wa RS w •s, Cal.oe-40so tw dM Moe, orne t, .e. We, mstiee: ow to cheese. w MMM sae Le a.b.-neeserta OM= Itmetra, Iambs. ata lower, s1..p, steady. r4s. (le Sia; evil t. fair. MS to IM; RR to Ms. shore, M t. wet Hoed -Roseau. AM; moritoc, cello fi Ile blgww. 'ecce.., Its to ' `O i t. Web. pigs. flue ...tool. ILS190 R8; heavy. al% rousse s 11 to M Chicago Liv. Shock. CHICAtci. Air U (Inas -Receipt, Ikea. nssesM. 11 ,w 1011,4 .04 h„MMre. 31.3423 geed hes. 7-, 34 s3'n Is* light, 4 to SW Ago. MS 10 at [4511. Re'.4p4.. ROM. Marke4, of r.aq� beeves. XS to I.7 new. end better. b F.I. ,enek.rs tad readers. el to pi.o, Iqg el to 34.0, retook IOD to •La I aeh:--ReesSYs, HOW market, ems* WM to e• ; swOgie , as y. as q0 11; eet* tlkf Tao T, Mthreasan Id. 1011 walt "Dr. NI= Comple Our Little Boy of Fits." A family can suffer no greater affliction than to have a child sub- ject to fits or epilepsy. Many a father or mother would give their all to restore such a child to health. am heartily glad to tell retool our little boy who was completely cured of ka He commenced My- les thaw at 10 years of age and 1.d them air da/ doctors anoneapecialisthist al/ Owes said be coald not be cured, bat Dr. Miles' Restorative Nerviest aid Dr. Miles' Nerve sad Liver PUIs wade • complete care. He to now kale, hearty and gay. 1t has bees thse years slab 0. had the last apelL I sisalg(aive Dr. Miles' medic -lees pram cYcreoer 1 go. You .re st liberty to me this Orta .a you see fit sad anyone writing to we 1 will gladly answer it they cricket stamp for reply Y. M. BOGIE, windfall, lad. Dr. Miles' Nervine • is just what 'it is represented to be, a medicine compounded especially for nervous diseases, such as fits, spasms, St. Vitus' dance, convul- sions and epilepsy. These diseases frequently lead to insanity or cause weak minds. Dr. Miles' Ncrvine has proven most effective in reliev- ing these dreaded maladies. Sold by all druggists. If the first bottle 5 11s to benefit your money is returned. MILES MEDICAL CO., Toronto, Can. WE PAY CASH PeR U*LD CANADA POSTAGE STAMPS WISE STASIS WE OFFER $1oo oo SAC& n' canoe for to cents '. fl _ If you have t amnia sell write for our illustrated quoting prices we pay nail is any address for led stalagmite catalogs each kith/ by (not free). QUEBEC STAMP EXCHANCE Mee/ P.O. Box 179, QUEBEC, Canada. s. L a tri le.s . "" jJLLEGL MEI an iili St T1iomits.Ont r DON? LET THAT COUGH ROB YOU OF SLEEP You probably know all too well bow it goes. Just as yon dose off, the tickling starts to your throat. Agentle cough, still asleep. A hander cough, and then another. First thing you know, you're wide awake, coughing your head off. A few nights of that and you're so worn out and weakened that the cough takes a tight grip on yon. But why endure it i Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed. Licor- ice and Chlorodyne will soothe that exasperating tickling, loosen the phlegm and cure the inflammation of the mucous membrane. It not only stops the cough quickly, allowing you to get sound, re- freshing sleep, but it goes to the root Of the trouble and drives out the cold oom- t. Children willingly. take Na- -Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne, because it tastes so good. Your Druggist has it or can quickly/et it for you in a5c. and roc. bottles. The National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited. lis To Winnipeg and TRAVEL Direct Canad i a n Route Daily Solid Coach.,., lb -.�_ Standard �n ANAtIiA I Dining vancouver PACIFIC e•iti. '" • Jos. a. Paaseog.r West BY THE Only Through Car Line Service through train of Tourist a n d Sleepers and Cars, Toronto to 10.20 P. m. Kidd. Agent, or 0. monster. District Ai.nt, Toronto ,.�• r . fawn' 1 . ss+. California Mexico Florida Ret tat n lockets rates now nn sale at Trunk Ticket office. t,• Pell particularwl amino. R naR O Tows 11 nail a's . Track Li • a 1 reduced any Grand Qom P r A. .cies S WEA TARS SWEATER COATS OVERCOATS This is the season of the year when the fancy of both the young and the old turns to thoughts of warm winter clothing. Our Sweaters and Sweater Coats are made of the best material and will give the best of satisfaction. We have a splendid line of Overcoats with the convertible collar, the college and the dress collar. We also invite your inspection of our line of Ulster Coats. Out Leather Coats and Sheep -lined Coats are just the thing for the working man who is out in all sorts of weather. All hinds of goods at all prices. McLean Bros. Men's Outfitters Goderich sPeratearsereesieteMeeteeerearsesetenemeweeseepemmeeeemoseemeNeeereeNeeeeeeeR Cold in the Head can be relieved very quickly by using INTOLOZONE, the dry air method. Relieves immediately and is a sure cure. Price 25c, at F. J. Buttand's Drug Store UoDSB1cH ei Kodak Supplies and Camerae always in stock tiessetainewiesesesewsessionessesesserweseeenswaseessio Pn o 0 0�0 11 STOVES 0 u IE 0 11 The Happy Thought Range still leads the market. As we reoeatedly state the HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE Of Iwo years ago is not the HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE of today. Every year sees improve- ments. The WM. BUCK STOVE Co. do not change the name of their Range every time they make any change. To the housewife and the cook, the word "Happy Thought" means satisfaction and the best that money can buy. Call at our store and examine the Happy Thought Range and be satisfied that what we state is correct; and to back it up we are willing that you take a Range on a TWO WEEKS' TRIAL, and if, at the end of the two weeks, you are not perfectly satisfied you are under no obli- gation to keep the Range. The old saying: The proof of the pudding is the eating of d. The Radiant Home Heater is like the Happy Thought Range. it is in a class by itself. It has no equal. It is a wonder as a heater and a fuel saver. Plumbing, Heating, Eavestroughing, etc., we give special and prompt attention, and all work fully guaranteed. National Portland Cement always in stock. carried Special Offer in Fenciiig UNTIL THE 15th 01- OCTOBER, INCWSIVR We have just received another car of Pittsburg Perfect Electric Coiled Fence; and for a 7 -wire, all No. 9 Fence, 47 inches high, we will sell it to you for 261c per rod, while it lasts. CHAS. C. LEE 'Phones : House 22 -Store 112 >tM.lssssasma'