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T SIGE ta, ' GODRRICIP ONTARIO
1 aBOLL GM,I IPION
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That 's the big essential of all
foods and Kellogg's Corn Flakes
possesses this quality in a high
degree.
Has a flavor all its own -as nutritious
as heavier foods but, being more
easily digested, is far more sustaining.
Sold by all Grocers at 10c
Look for this
signature
Tercet, Oarrwast Secured the Amsfe
Olio. $.slung Hermes
5.40• $.Ttrolt of Saturday's asthma'
�wp�( rats tm tb. Charles River,
lees athe mama! amateur sculling
ebamploashtp title time 'across the
Chaadian border for the tkli•d coasecu-
tive time. altioset S- B. Butler of the
Argonauts, the ckamploa of 1911 and
1912. Y so longer the bolder la one
of tie most gryelliag, punishing single
Scull aces ever seen on the Cbark..
River or In nay national regatta for
that matter, the Arguaaut oarsmen
MSS defeated but by smother Magi.,
eviller from his own city la R. Dlbbs
0f the Loa Rowing Club. At the em-
et.11on of the race in which Dibble
lima the title and Butler lost it, the
latter rowed over to the victor and.
isaahg fax out in bis .bell. reached
wirer and 'hook Dibble's hand. It is
believed that pert year Dibble will be
Met to Ragland to compete for the
D iamond Sculls
TIIE LATE T MARKETS
Tema*. Brain ►
The toilweag wholesale
quoted at the Toronto Board '!>rs
Manitoba Wheat -No. L NW.
$1.03; No. 3 Nes., Mc; No. 3 lbs. Ms.
Peed wheat. 64c. oa track at lana
parts.
Maattsiia pub -Nb. 2 C.R.'s. 39e;
No. 3 C.w.•a, Misc.
Ontario Wheat -No. 3. wfa'er whist
white. red or mired. 941e, outside.
Ontario Wheat, New -0. B. 88c.
Ontario pats -32c to 34c. outside;
Miuc to 37yke, on track. Toronto.
Cora -No. 3 yellow, 74e. c.i•f. ea
truck bay ports.
Peas -No. k 85e to 30e, ear lots.
outside.
Buckwheat -No. 2, its to 63c, tear
side.
Rye -No. 2. 60c to 12e. outside.
Barley -icor good malting barley,
62c to 63e, outside, feed. 46c to 60C.
outside.
Rolled oats per bag t.f 90 ibs.
52.15; per barrel, 14.55; wholesale,
Windsor to MontreaL
Mlllfeed-Maaltoba bran. 119.90, In
bap. track. Toronto; shorts, 121.00;
Ontario bran. 519.vu, 1n bap; shore.
521.00; middlings 323.00 to 325.00.
Big SummerSale
AT ROBINS'
The more you bialy, the more you sa .
We must make room for Fall stocks
novo on the way. We will outrlval all
others in big bargain giving this week.
Men's Clothing
$tt.00 Suite, rood, Goriest. sub-
etaoti•1 iatric., t.be Oust
possible value fur the mu
only.
.115
S12.Ou Suits. many beautiful
ratterns io casbmeews . std
worsted.. S.Ie prim
$7.36 and *SAW
Fare $ 2 50
D JLY- •[TWEEN
�1e
TIE GREAT SII SEEANDRi
L.�rra tr, spasll.trrwfdtaearafas( the w(d to sae►ferhef t.t.
Illasy '°sat Samsun SM'J►NDS Cw d Flair d Gyri at�a'�ia�•
Daily-Qeve1and and Buffalo-0fay 1st to Dec. 1st)
Lana. tle..taea • • ear P. M. 1rsare Dade eaa e. Y,
Arran aarala - • a! A. Anse Ondad - .Je A. Ia.
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C+eetera wade at Yana/a w ammo r er:.�a
eawas Qnad�aapr,efs ..t Cleans.d
farPat-r-ay 761066,
nonan wad alt pansy est d laatwR Tiset. reeding via
. y rattreadllae esteem Cleveland end aced, aeleged fee ft..atlon
e• C & 6J lea stammers. Aak roar fiats agent is tkoaasai.G a L tew land a ®n
sense for rescan l.00kkt,
THE CLEVELAND & BUFFALO T*ANSIT CO -
7. r' N..arn, (An 'I Imo. H. a. Lyra. Prank W. F. arae Gm./ Pae.. Awn , a,
Olga
The Signal
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Send in•vout subscription note.
JAIL f OR BRIDEGROOM
Light Sentence and Sound Lecture
Given to Yoking Robert Asti
lTwo weeks !n
I )ail was the sentence
meted out on Friday to Robert Aull
junior, of St- Louis, Mo.. who was
found gulity at Cobourg of passing a
worthless cheque and receiving 310 in
change from R. D. Albertini, hotel -
keeper Ault is the young man whose
marriage to Miss Doris Reid of Toronto
atter a very brief courtship carted
such a Duster 1n the Cobo,urg summer
colony. Aull has already' been two
weeks in jail and in re -committing bon
for a fortnight Judge Benson gave hum
a severe lecture on his folly. The
bride's father .has started action to
have the marriage annulled and Co:. •
Aull, the young man's father, is pre-
paring to fight the application. The
young man declares be will start suit
Wa10.1 Mr Reid for alienation cf his
fes affections. The Ault are Pe
dally prominent in St. boll's.
TWO WERE DROWNED
Fatality While Man and Boy Were
Crossing Sparrow Lake
A double drowning accident occur-
red Saturday morning in Sparrow
Lake. when a canoe paddled b
Creighton Robinson and Eddie Vroh-
man, both of Torontto, members of
the Massey Camp, capsized in a sad-
den storm which swept over the lake,
Oath losing their lives. A .ad feature
of the accident was that Vrohman, a
tweie-year,pld lad, was paddling to a
cottage where Ills mother was stay-
ing. Vrobman had put in two weeks
at the camp. and Robinson, who was
one of the assistants in charge, was
taking him across the lake to his
mother.
FRUIT KEN WILL SUFFER
New Weiland Canal Will Create Havoc
on Some Farms
The New Welland Ship Canal will
wipe out several and bisect scores of
the most productive fruit farms of the
Niagara district, according to the
official blue print filed in the Lincoln
county Registry Once, the flat pub -
lac intimation as to the definite course
through properties the nuge channel
, will take. The right of way will be
one-half mile in width at various places
and at the narrowest point will be sett
feet wide.
Dsar Amy: -
I've been to see Laura. You remember
she and her husband stayed with us one
night. She and Billy both liked my home
so well that Bil._y "loosened up" and
told Laura to go down town and buy all
the furniture she wanted.
Laura has just fitted out her house
from the front door of the hall to the
back door of the kitchen. She is the
happiest woman in town. With love,
Lou.
P.S.-Laura. asked me where to buy. Know-
ing gibe w- .1d get good, strong, stylish
furniture t lowest prices, I, of course
sent her to
Geo. F. Hohmeier
66001111141116
A LENIENT JUDGE
Apparently Satisfied That Hotel Clerk
Had Got a Lesson
Fred Ci sh. clerk at the Hotel Brant,
Burlington. who .o clumsily attempted
to steal 31.450 by pretending that be
had been attacked by robbers, was re-
leased on suspended s:•ntence b
Judge Elliott at Milton. Good charac-
ter evidence n as submitted and Mana-
ger Col -man of the hotel offered to
reemploy him
Fishery Strike Oft
The fisher Merl s strike on Fraser
River went to pieces despite the ef-
forts of the officers of the Japanese
union and representatives of the
1 W.W to hold out The rank and
hie of the Orientals gut in their boats
nod departed to fish. There is a tre.
tnendoua run of salmon.
Coming After Wedding
It has been omctally announced that
,he GoternorGenenl and the Duchess
of ('onnaurht will prolong their stay
In England till October 17 In order
that they may be able to be Densest
et the wedding of H R.H. Prince Ar-
thur of Connaught, which has been
fixed for October 15.
Lett Govortbrisot Job
Mr A P Westervelt has accepted
management or th new National
e Stock Exhibition, and has ten -
tiered his resignation to Hon J 8.
tuff a. Director of the Use Stock
fined' of tbe Department of Agricul-
ture. _-
First ef Western Crop
Th• first ear of spring wheat to
Trach Winnipeg was frost J Potrof •
firm near Morgan. It graded No 1
'Northern and averaged 20 bushels to
the err•
Sia Lives Leat in Flow
gig lawn wev burned to d.ift, 1■
a Inc which destroyed the City Hotel
at Rev.Istok.. B ('
Duk• Gees to Sweden
The (lake d Connaught and party.
Oil beard the Royal yacht A'esaades,
lei gar Isaias Saturday meralag
Tb. Weirs**. thumb lou derided to
abandon Its Sexless nn/enl.attON
..hems and deveiep h• e.ttles..ta is
Seetbers Alberta
Mrrtam of the (].aadtas bowlers who
gem ... maw Ila Great tartrate are
gems
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are:-
F.:port cattle. choice.... $6.60 to 36.75
:port bulla 5.00 6 50
Butcher cattle, cbo.ta6.25 6.65
do. medium • 5.00 5.50
do. common 4.00 4.50
Butcher cows. choice 5.00 5.50
do. medium 3.50 4.25
Cutters . 3.50 4.00
Common cows ... 2.00 3.60
Canners 2.50 3.50
Butcher bulls .. 4.75, 6.6(1
do medium .... 4.25 4.60
Bologna bulls 3.75 4.25
Feeding steers 4.75 6.25
Stockers. choice .. ... 4.75 5.25
do medium ... .. 4.00 4.50"
do. light . 2.50 3.50
Milkers, choice .. ,,55.00 75.00
do. medium 35.00 65.00
Springers, choice 55.00
1 do. medlutu 30. 00
Spring lambs 7.25
Sheep, light sites 4.00
doheavy ewes 3.00
do. yearling 4.75
Culls 2.00
Bucks 3.00
Hop, f.o b 9.85
do. fed and watered 10 . 00
do. delivered .: 10.35
Calves 6.00
Bob calves, each 2.00
1 Farmers' Market.
Following are I.Le latest Quotations
farm produce at St. Lawrence
Yuket, Toronto: -
Fall wheat, bushel ....3 .59 to 31.00
Oats .,40 .00
Goose- wheat ' ' .95 .03
Barley , .58 .60
Buckwheat .53 .00
Rye .... .65 .00
Peas .90 - .00
Rye straw 13.00 19.00
Straw. hustled 14.00 14.00
Straw, Ieeae 9.00 .50
Old hay
New bay 14.00 17.00
Eggs, new laid • .26 .28
Batter, dairy ... .26 .27
do. creamery .M .00
Fowl. drrsed. Ib. .17 .20
Chickens • '.21 .25
Ducks .23 .25
Turkeys .38 .25
Geese .1* .18
Spring ehickeas • - c .28 49
i Spring ducks... .28 .25
Lire Chickens .22 .25
• AI .22
" Turkeys .ii .25
Hens .10 .11
Potatoes. new. kegs 1.30 .11
Dressed hogs 12.00 13.00
75.00
50.00
8.00
5 50
3.50
6.50
4.00
3.50 school and write twenty times on the
10 00 blackboard. "1 have gone home."
While the child was occupied the
.00
lU 50 teacher left the room. and erns still
B. SU absent a be n J+mss finished the task.
4.00 And to acquaint her with the fact bo
wrote:
"Dear Teacher -I have wrote what
you told me. and hare went home."
Surely.
Wife U hien gly i : I'm afraid,
Jack, you do sot love me •ny more-
wnyway, to t as well as you used to.
Hus.iwod : "Why,-
Wife:
'WhyTWife: -Became you always let are
art up to light the are now."
Husband: -Noontime. my love !
'four gets Ing up to ligbt the fire utak..
n e love you all the more." -New York
(ill.
LOST VITALITY
Caused by Kidney. Stom-
ach and Bowel Disorders.
St. John, N. B., September Mb, 1911.
-My brother vias a greet sufferer
from kidney. stomach and towel
troubles and was siren up by two doc-
tors. He was advised to try your Fig
Pills, which 1 e did. and after taking
five boxes was completely restated to
health and is better today than be bas
teen kr rears. You can't recommend
Fig Fil's loo highly. I. W. MANvaas.
At alt deilere,a..r-- and 50 tents, or
The Fig Pill Co., St. Themes, Ont.
Sad in Godrrich by B. R. Wight..
d t uggist .
James Went
The teacher was trying to treat
James of vying, ••I have went ' bot
the lark seemed booth -s•. Se, ne •
last resort, she had Lite Flay after
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts. 4.000: slow. Good
to chdte. butcher grades, strong com-
mon. steady; prime steers. 58.75 M
59.00; shipping, 18.26 to 50.65; Mat-
chers. $7.00 to 18.50; cows. 53.60 to
37.60. bulls. 15.00 to 37.00: heifers,
14.00 to 57.85; stock heifers. 35.26 to
51.75: stockers and feeder. $.00 to
57.00; fresh cows and springers, firm.
$56,00 to 585.00.
Veale -Receipts. 860; active. 50c
htgber, 54.00 to 311.00.
Bogs -Receipts, 7300; active, 6c to
26c higher. Heavy, 19.26 to 39.50;
mixed. 51.70 to 11.80; • yorkera. 89.70 to
$10.00; pigs, 59.90 to 510.00; roughs.
58.15 to 31.M; stags, 37.00 to 37.75;
dairies, $9.10 to 19.90.
Sheep and lambs -Receipts, 4.400;
active. Lambs and ewes. 26c higher;
lambs. 55.50 to 35 00; yearlings, 54.50
to 54.60; wetbers. 36.10 to 56.25: ewes.
52.50 to 34.25; sheep. mixed. 14.76 to
55.11.
Chicago Live Stock
Cattle -Receipts. 15.000; martin
strong- Heaves. 37.10 to 39; Tu>va
steers. 54 55 to 5720; stoekera sod
feeders. 55 40 to 57 76: cows sag
heifers, 53.45 to 88.60. calve". 16 so
51125
Hogs -Receipts, 40.000, market
ateuag . light. $8 110 to $11.37%. miss&
63.10 to 13.12M: heavy. 57.11 to $3;
Tamgl, 87.15 so 58 04; pip. 15 10 M
IMM balk of 11a1ea, 31.30 to 34 31
/R.sF-•Raelpta- 37.000; market
weak; 'menage. 52.10 to M. yearlings,
$3.11 to $5.98; lamka. native. 35.25 to
37.38.
Claris Markets
Belleville - A t the Cheese Board
1.614 white and 71 colored were of
tared: 324 sold at 1$c, balanus at
1118e and 12 15-16r. hit at latter
Leaden. Oat. -At a theme. market
410 hoses °Cored; bidding 12'.r to
13Oke
W.tertwwa. 14 Tsaes.
7,500 bossy at 13tibe to 13%e; 331
loxes on private tart
otter ave bta•drsd eei.etl"ts fro.st all
tarts of the world attended the
twelfth samba of the !sterwattoaal
a}i.�fiaal t1aN _ at Toro stn ear
WOOL
No Interference.
"Didn't you see Jimmy'" demsnded
Mrs. Wr.a,bet.
l did." said Mr. R'omhat. "He was
pis/ irg 1.11. rod a b. n l r aw lin, be
ecu no second base."
••Well, why didn't you lot ing him
home T'
My dear, i wasn't in the gall e. It
waoi up to tie bruin am to brirg bim
home."
A Real Surprise Ahead.
"What are you doirg, Polly V'-4sked
bet mother.
••I'm knitting. mutr.ie, dear," replied
the young women. ••1 beard Gee•rre
say the rtberday be was afraid he'd
have to buy a new muffler for his ear
and I rho tteht I'd knit 1 im rte •s a
f kir t Of HAI prise.'- H a rye i'r W.( ekty,
All the Latest improvements.
'That's a line ►thy of yours, B:11,' '
amid the hras to hie ttlnuffeur.
"Yes. Mr. Wiliam." raid the chauf-
feur. ••!1v wife and iare pretty piood
of bim. He's the lilt model all
right- a .elf -starter a ith an automatic
alarm lint wt old woke the dead."
Canadian
National
Exhibition
EXPANSION YEAR
New Livestock Department
Everything in Agriculture
Exhibits by the Provinces
Exhibit* by DOM inion Government
Exhibits by Foreign (countries
Acres of Manufactures
1 MAGNiFICENT ART EXHIBIT 1
Paintings from Germany, Britain.
United States and (.nada
Educational Exhibits
Cadet Review
Japanese Fireworks
Canada's Biggest Dog Show
America's Greatest ('at Slow
ten NERD ma
BURNING OF ROME ,
Tia Msdcal Surprise
Tea Mutioal Ride
Mass. -arab Matches
Clgroa sod Hipp -term
As111a• Chariot Rom
MMIs6, Sports
Creat Wats Carnival
1I1IS1 GCAIDS `ARRI
Soot. of *ibis Paleau. Sande
Tirol.*
Moll C.•e ata Dl1y
Wm* of alta Airship
Wir►istge m'e ZL•weg
Now Giant Midway
Greed Double N of Flrwpeglaa
PATRIC' CONWAY'S leap 1
Aug. 23 1913 S.piw $
TORONTO
•
Boys' Suits .
B.,y.' two - piece Suis rk
bloomer tants, regular pries
5!(111. Sale price 11111.115
Heys' two - piece Sure wi' h
bloomer pants, rrgul.r to.'. -
$1.01. Sale price .. . 112.26
Shirts
You'll like these values whale
you see them -
Shirt. T:e and Calif. to lass'
regular 31.0n. fur......>MAr
Shirt and Whir to a•telk oral•
Naar $U116. Sar deo
Men's Underwear
A baying opportunity worth
while
Regular prix 31-00
Sale Liu ire.... N•
Regular price 75_
Sale pr+c.-....alas
Regular pries ¥5
Sale pior....-MOD
Working Shirts
Mao's Working Shirts that mean
big savings.
1tegular Sac, too bBc
Regular 51.(11, foe ......... 69c
Regular 81 Z. for BSc
Men's Overalls
Black aid Striped Overalls
' with elastse back. regular
$1.Z. Sale price. . .. BSc
Busk sad striped Overalls
with tri.istic back, regular
UAL Salo pries......... life
M. ROBINS
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M
MDR WIIIREIV
�Y� Feel r e•.i.e>.f
-� Det.• Se•tafsafl
T_is W7;371111*Teaewsegg 1. D.wa,
b b because of some derangement or disease
distinctly feminine. Write Dr. R. V. Pierce's
Faculty at Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y. t
Consultation is free and advice is strictly in
confidence.
•
Dr. Pierce's Favorite prescription
restores the health and spirits and removes those
painful symptoms mentioned above. It- has been
sold by druggists for over 40 years, in fluid form,
at 51.90 For paha, giving general satisfaction. It can
• w loo b ed is Wilt form, as modified by R.V. Pierce IL D.
Wadad mall Parallat Iles Ito atamas
bylleasikokaoalradareIRPtrIalboxJ
AT YOUR
DOOR
'heady for the job alm:mt as *loin a•
ynu .sod for bim--that's our "trouble
roam." Yee., ran depend to hien for
prompters as well as for Jettat.le
PLUMBING REPAIRS
Int n. in•tal: new y'1 im1 mg of re
model your old systems. it will I ay
you, because it will save "oo many re-
pair bills.
FRED HUNT
HAMILTON STREET. GODERICH
'PHONE 135
THE FALL
PLOWING
Now is the time to see that
your plows ate in goad shape for
tiro fall plowing. We have s
gond display of plows on our
floor. including the Vetity walk-
ing and riding Plows: also the
famous No. 21 Fleury Plow.
If coo ne.-d POWER we have
(ASOLLNE ENGINES fr-ntn
one and one-half to thirty ft.r7•e•-
power
We Fare two Bug¢ies!eft arci
will sell at a bargain to (leaf
them oat in order t', wake rtwm
for cutter.
A ran line of MASSRY-HAH-
HiH fMPLd3MENTN always ot,
hand. •
When in town all at
, THE
MASSEY--HARRIS
STORE
ROBERT WILSON
Hamilton Street, Godericb
40,010 Harvesters Wasted
EXCURSIONS
TO WINNIPEG $10.00
Choke of deetivatiow 144 to the exnsnionl.t. Half. -rent • mile from
Winnip.'g to Regina. Ma-kutrine. Warman, Swan River, Edmonton.
and 0o maser prhts re the Canedias Northern Railway.
Retu-ping. ball a -tent • mil. from .11 pints rte 4' N R. 'n Win
nipeg. e1i.ii flows Winnipeg to oaigin.I •t..Ung perist m Ontario.
OJATES OP SALS-
A mg.
ALE.A.g. si -Ftws cows.. ameba lean, Marna noir as h Direarti mod Qeaa.r
/►11 essencee as the rbeedl.a .awtNerw Q.eide .e.t .1 sof iedeSi a Me.
Jess. •. Na►radsaw. eau el Satan's is me a mslise sae leas at
.1.1be Renew,
Aug. as. law Timm. anti RerhN e. c K Q W SIM 'Mimi r sootia.etarn
mends ee sed ants& of awe/ 7 swat sada flea TimmtN`rd►
Aug i . -hen Tineas* eel d C. w. A madam emit ma masa trate
al im.1Mw. es ( steel (*carie a.•a ay sea stetleas es 01 b
defier Ei .dee. aloe pieta ea gins New ease er T. mem
Sreae taws s.d .est d. sea terealetr abw8* UAW eel
Seat 3 -ILaan Tswv Ort r. !t ta•e• and a yessww F.�u• •.��
dif
t's* el w es
aebama, ens a # J. Re
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Seat s -I roe Tom.* le•peeaww labs es 1'. If. 0 talo pails m stair aures Ts -
sots to Nesta /two •steers 'tell wed me.0f.
s. -tdoet ...er' > to tie M- r I..eend an ma avast.% 10010..' Taw
MOwefeeater 14.- ---roe dews 1•s M le dor emf as wraps
Vivid t .ftmw61tr1tt#iwbamealres mum.
per R ♦ + • l '� tie•. AO. Coo wee lr.. lbeasa ria.'
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