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NORTH SIDE. OF Solt"Alt r_, tiUlll 1tiCli.
A WONDERFUL REMEDY
•
Orange Illy 1s daily eterles the
moat obstinate eases of Mewls Dis-
orders. Pal4ng of the W Us-
Msu Plateful larul a
Menstruation, etc., etc., are tA
them relieved from the .tart by ate
use. and a few week/ mr see lofr
treatment a000mplishet a
CUTS ?his remedy 1s a
acisatifk preparatltq and
oa tile discevertes of Pasteur
ListerIt 1a an applied
that a,
it is net takes
f
but 1a applied direct to the set=
parte. sad tt. the-efe e, acts
triol
an the Certatirty of the known laws
of classical aciten. I Aa ft eemre to
'�,�,t contact with saw, its aattsejac and nerve -food pnapertisa
iarisot help have a �tuate. I receive from 1e to N letters daffy,
atMekln[ a tb• benefits sad earn it to performing. and so sure am 1 that 1t will
is what Is calmed torr It that I will send, abeolutely free, a Mc bei to every suf-
fering woman who will write for it. Price 11 per bee. which 1s eufttdest for ewe
Reseda' treatmaat. Address, sena. FRANCE" t. CURRAH. WINDSOR, ONT. r
for Sale by Leading Druggists Everywhere.
40,000 Harvesters Wanted
EXCURSIONS
Tt1 WINNIPEG sum*
tlirut+•r,1dr.•.nstn,n1•1 I., the' 1111-.-trnta.aril. tr..rn
Winelprg tct hirgioa. h. l et „on, Brandon. tri inn, Miser'. Kind.-nler,
iiatRlefad, iedu Tinton. and ••. uthei poleax no the Comedian Northern
Railway.
Returning. half awn' . mar from .11 pr•rnu on f • N. it. •n N in
aip•R. *ISA° from Winnip.g to original starting p,.ial in (interim
DATES OF SALE.
Is Terw..to , . . 1 .tatvrr• beat a•l obit n .parvo. Ink.. •11
t' Owta.te «•,4 bay of Q it..'e-1at4o,...e.0b'r limes t 1.w. on* teat
ant. Maee/ Maae tetn„arie.. garner Ir.eaudMi..a•I1 «arise an an 1 . N
era of sal Mariam! ,,r hue laveur to iIskateaw11, aid Q t L at J Ili
aye s _ Vegas TOM."' r.nwr lAbkilte C. N ••.: aim Foist. ow neer town Ter
eine to Nana 11. s Mother, owe wen taawaf.
?b.obiawa lb a�&ie Isr .'• whew w nem M11' I t wartime 1b. wale.
Itis XI Tie
w IIID wry ya P W t Va ewers, kyh.q,
Afsoi��tsrystY.a yeti se ..bewitsg mew Simi kemaeteida a tba aAfi11r
t 1. raft itIr (bra. NAL A . ala. 11108. 14.. Twwte. net
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THE SIGNAL
'MEDICINE KILLED CHILOI,
OreMsee el Cootie, Fatal---ares*cwt
Clwreh Leese SOmeish Pepperw
A tesapogaftd eotlial" ,given to
Itoil.vs culls. brentbt almost Instant
death to the t e-year•dd child of Con-
rad Kara, who Rees sear Bertin. The
permits had forgotten the direction
which stipulated ave drops, the label
having bees torn from the bottle.
Jana McNulty, a realty solemnise
rfko•e relatives lire at Norwood, Out.,
wan found dead In his aback near
■daooton, having bpela shot at close
range.
Stricken snit acute indlgesUoo. Mr.
J. M. Ferguson • traveller for the
W. R. Brock firm, died suddenly at
Toronto.
James (amble, fireman at Point M-
imed ore docks, was found cut to
Pieces by a train near Sarnia.
"BI11" liner. notorious robber and
jai! breaker, died last week at the
Georgia State Prtaon Miner ogee
'raped from the New Westmtastsr,
B C. penitentiary where be was serv-
ing a life sentence for train rubbery.
David Smith, a veteran contractor
mid builder. died at SL Catharines
last Thursday.
Injured In a runaway accident, Mal-
• lin Munro. •� prominent West Elgin
Farmer, 61ed i1 St Thomas. aged ei
Recta's Porte/, an aged lumberman
ON kis lite Ina fire which destroyed
hen's lodging house 1n Cobalt.
lrweric Roy and his bride, a daughter
of tbr•tet's, narrowly escaped death.
�� R. Parker, Secretary for the
Department of Finance of the Matho-
Mlst Church In Canada, died unexpec-
0dly#e
last Thursday at Toronto, aged
He was one of the most energetic
land prominent Methodists in the Dom-
inion.
Oaptaln James Retd of Sarnia.
veteran wrecking master of the Great
Ickes, died at Detroit of paralysis.
William Pearce, president ot, the
es and Labor Connell of Brant -
died last week. He was but 30
rssrs old and leaves a widow and
tom .mall obildr te.
1 Prof 8. L IImbaeb d t*•pisrvtlle.
Fehe., died at Cassel. Germany, whll.
towing Eurove. He was a native of
Woolwich township and a former
iftvaagelical preacher.
Albert Dartos and lila wife of Sault
Marie. Ont" and Mrs. Robert
of the ldchiono Soo were
on Sunday wiles ttheir Manch
swamped at Cedarville. Three
re in the boat were rescued.
Mr. Osoca* A. Barnes who had just
assumed Ms duties as physical elle*
g�oorr at the new Toronto T.M.C.A_ fell
!from the horizontal ban to
)asatttm gad sustained falyd In feet
Friday. His home was 1n Sherbrooke,
Qac.
&LidANCE ON WAS -PATS
Dseldwian-wide Prohibition Measure
Now Aimed At
The Council of the Dominion Alli-
ance. atter a two-day convention at
Toronto, decided upon a Dominion -
wide probibiuoo campaign. When the
ort L to be made, or what methods
will be employed ars not yet settled.
War is declared upon the liquor trafilc
In every corner of the Dominion where
li operates. When the first shots are
.o be fired, and the kind of ammu-
nition, will probably be decided upon
at an early date by the Councll's
piecutive. It was decided to form a
legislation committee of all the mem-
bers of the Senate and Commons favor-
able to prohibition, augmented by •
few from the Alliance Council, which
prtll moist iv Ottawa frequently dur-
ing the Parliamentary session and
Resp close stab on the . opportunities
/ad possibllltles that 11e in Parlla-
Namt itself. An Influential member
be selected to Introduce a care-
t% planned Dominion prohibition act.
Bey Smuts Not Cadets
At the annual meeting of the Sun-
day Schools and Yoesg People's do-
Kistis of the Methodist Church of
nada. held 1n Toronto, a reeoluttoa
was adopted deploring the fiat that
e military authorities of Coned&
ve made the attempt to turn to
Mary account the Boy Scoot or -
tion. The resolut.lon urged up-
"all
r"all Scoutmasters and others to
nsibiltty In the Scout moyemeat
Make clear distinction between It
W the Cadet movement"
King's Cousin Here
001011e1 giro AugV,tus Charid-
Fre
ck F'Itsgeorge, third son of the late
ked Cambridge, and groat-grtnd-
of King George III. -•and. cone -
(0.011y. sereno cousin to King George
TY. le r1Nting In Canada.
With a party of friends be propose'
to tour northern Omtario. Ins
peetl�g
L mining properties and eajoylnt tie
irbooting series. Sir Augustus is 00
years o.d And a bachelor
New Church Collapsed
Tb. new Rawdon Street Methodist
1n process of erection at
Md. sad on which the shingllag
bM•g done, collapsed last roars- I
and 1s a mans of rules 8 EMIRS,
Weraman was pinned by the salt
a felling )not and had his collar -
broken Tblrt.e.. men Neve at
Ween when the building rolla7sed.
Hat •prinig. Fie - mews,*
Mere than thirty b1•?rks on the
Mg. of Ilse busing,* district
e( l9ot Springs. Att-. were destroyed
by fire Friday n1Rlt Th. loss le .y
Muted a1 over $4.900.000
Oae hundred Gormand deligrw 4am
age war nese b ire at t31e J R Booth
i rhes p1..t, Ottawa. on Sunday,
Three hundred mea .n thrown out .f
vat
Pepe Pius It N ettiorlag from a
e lltbt 1a01sposttloa dmllar ter bis R1 -
O Ms of lest poet
Nas
le reporeei
(roes k t&•sa /tarMaim.
t oat/tared ttmMrw Mt
5p file tasslhma Meda
ONTARIO
THE LATEST mARKETTI
. Tomato Orals Prises.
T1s tdbwtag wbdwis prices are
emoted at the Tomato Board ce Trite:
Maaltobe Wheat -Na L Nat.
Me, No. 2 Nor , 911e; No. 3 Nor . 93e_
Feed whest, Ole. cm trach at lake
forts.
Ysattoba Wheat Mew clop! -Mb. 1
%lee; No. 2. sae
MaaJtuba Oats -No. 3 C. W.'s, 3s See
No. 3 C. W.•s. 3$',4c.
Outsrto Wheat -New crop. $4c 10
fife outside.
Ontario Oats -New, 3=e to 23e, out
silt; 34c to 37c. track. Toronto.
Cora -No. 2 yellow, Mc, c. L t. an
track. bay ports.
Peas -No. 2, 30c to $5e. car lots.
outside.
Buckwheat -So 2, 51c to 43e, oat
side.
Rye -No. 2. .4c w 53e outside.
Barley -Por good malftng barley.
11. to 62e. outride, feed, 46c to 411c,
outside.
Roiled oats per bat of M 106-
13-1/4; la entailer lots. 32.36; Per bar-
rel. 14.06; wbo.raale Windsor to Mon-
treal.
11111tted-Manitoba bran, 321.00;
bap. track. Toronto; shorts. 323.00,
Ontario bran, 321.00. la bap; shorts,
113.00; middlings. 331.00.
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Farmers' Market.
repeals[ are the Latest gtotatioNS
tor farm produce at 8L Lawreees
Market. Toronto,; -
Mall wheat, bushel $ IN to 31.00
Data . 40 .00
Goose wheat ti .00
Harley 63 .60
Buckwheat .63 .00
117e .66 .04
peas .Oa .00
ltye straw 11.00 19.00
Straw, beadle! 14.06 16.00
S traw, tools 0.00 .00
Old hay 17.00 13.00
New hay 14.00 16.00
Eggs, new laid .00 .Zs
Butter, daffy .111 .23
do. cr.S ry ,00 .00
Fowl, dressed, lb. .1t .10
Duck. .11 .33
Turkeys • . .111 .16
t3eese .. .16 .13
S pring chickens 26 00
Spring docks .1s .23
Live Chlekena .16 .30
" Ducklings .14 .14
Tbrtey. 17 .20
" Hens .10
Potatoes, new, bushel .. 1.140 .00
Dressed hogs 13.00 12.00
Torowte Cattle Market
Represeetative prices are:+-
Xipor't tattle, choice.... 34.60 to 1j6.76
B erbo ttie, eneiee...4.}}4l 3.10
do. medium 1x50 3.50
do. common 1.00 6.40
Butcher cows, choles3.06 6.00
do. medium 4.00 4.16
Cotten•3. W' 4 . ►0
(Common cows 3.00 3.60
Canners 2.60 3.60
Butcher bulls 4.26 6.00
do. medium 4.26 4.00
Bologna bulls3.76 4.26
reeding steers. 4.76 3.36
stockers, chola 4.76 6.36
do. medium 4.00 4.00
do. light 2 50 3.10
Milkers, choice 66.00 76.00
do. medium - 35.00
Springers, choice 66.00
do. medium 30.00
Spring lambs 7.26
Bb.ep, light ewes . 4.00
do. heavy ewes 3.00
do. yearlings 4.75
Coils 2.00
Buck. 3.00
Hop, f.o.b. 0.35
do. fed and wstered10.00
do. delivered 10.35
Calves ... 5,00
Bob calves, each 3.00
66.00
76.00
60.06
6.00
6.60
3.60
6.60
3.76
6.00
10.00
.06
16.60
6.50
4.00
East inlrsio Cattle
Cattle -Prime steers. 33.76 to $1.I0
0bipss. 3325 to $1.06; *actors. 37.00
to :au; 0; co.., 33.60 to 37.26; bans.
$6.16 to 3726. bolters. 34.09 to 33.00;
Mock betters. 15.00 to 37.1• stocker
and feeders, 26 0 to $2.60; Orate Cows
and springers, $36.00 to 390.0.
Veal. -10.04) to 312.60.
Hogs -Heavy. $90 to 34.41; mixed.
39 60 to 9.15; yorkera. $1.16 to 31.11; I
alp. 33.11 to 39.00; roughs. 33.60 to
I
.; stags. 34.60 to $7.60, dairies,
064.00 and 19.60.
(beep end iambs -Lambs, 35.60 to
37.30; yearlings. 3440 to 3415, wMb-
lirs. Kat to 35.50; ewes. 41 50 to 34.11;
Deep. sized. $4.76 to 36.16.
Chirps Live seek
Cattle -Awes, $4.30 to 39.16; Texas
, 34.70 to $7.73; stock*. aria
6.50 t0 17.00; oows sad
Wert, $3.70 to 31.10; calves, 16.76
$11 71.
aM it $1.64 to 3015; mixed.
i'0 w p to. Leavy. MIA to 9.90;
$7.66 to 1.40 ; path. 1{ t4
Keel-Ntrk ttw3 60 to 0073
�aItt 9.71 10 36 ; y� .00
ps 16.06; lamb. aaetve 36s6 2013'170; '
'esters, $4.0 to 37.gi.
Cattle 00 Meatreel
West End Market. Montreal, prices
} sae lrws.ea. Ili 4o 7; melt sa,
to 44 nooses, 1% to 654; semi
Is. 1 to
Calves. 2llo to 636.
wage 4416
bs, 36.
to 416.
310.40 par hundred
Choose Marerds
Wats towa. N. T -Cheeseaa1a�i1��
LW bolas at 1Ile; 100 bosoms se ptttt�
isms
�aaaes. Oat 442 boxes of.r.l,
pM at 13 5.14e; b0Mlbg treat 1J
la 13 0-10e.
IIilabavd tb0_ML WNW el "leak
Es" was ahead mike arrest et
as a ehs of ertmtaal pbel
_ D int
l eA.Faoids Y
as
evil1Y
Ofae/iM9 sod Msreal*
Ask your Druggist or Grocer
to show you the new plantar
killing all the flies in y,out
house or store in one night,
and have neither flies nor fly
killers about in the daytime.
The Hauf.Geon Diamond.
A city appsenlice bailing from a
west Hytblaod riliage recently rpm t
his Snot week -end kith. place of his
birth, says The Glasgow News. As a
mark of his prosperity in Glasgow be
displayt d o0 one of bis angers* hlgbty
polished ring, in which scintillated a
sloe* of gnat brilliance. He went the,
length of explaining to the inquisitive
that the ►tone was • diamond ; but an
turtber interrogations on the subject
Ile peremptorily discouraged. Happeo-
iag to as.et his old scbootzlaater, be
'aintaived to biting the ring tato
prominence. The dominie, exm
-woe of his old prerogativ.wok
.1 the boy's hand and subjected the
• rag to a aretul examination. "Acid
you mean to t.11 me, Donald,' be said,
"that you believe obis stone to be a
liamoodr "Well. Mr." moiled Don-
ald, with an air of anality, ••tf it Masa
I've been done trot of mit hanf-crvoo."
TOS FRIEND''$ ADVICE
Aad Dodd. Kidney Pins Geed Har Sam:
Springbaven. Yarmouth Co.. 11. 1..
epi. *b.-lopeciai) - Simple amid
straight to the point ie the stattnams6
it Mrs. Rs wen t;. Trefry, of this plass,
out it tells of another grand caw by
Dodd's Kidney Pills
"My fitteeo-year-old son Angus.'
Kr.. Trefry states. "suffered frau pain
in his beck, beadacbe, and a pain over
his eye".
he was eo bad be could not walk
dentes the floor. My friends advised
we to give him Dodd's Kidney. Pills.
They cured bine."
The reason Doll's Kidney tills
cure rbenenatiese, bsek.acbe, gravel,
dropsy, Brigbt'e disease, diabetes' and
aiodred dioc.r.rts. is teat thee& all
spring from disordered kidneys.
It you have any of these dioceses
try Dodd's Kidney PiW, They always
cure.
Made Him Certain.
A Seutswep visited Luodtn by hied -
crit tut the tlt.I. time "to soar roond,"
etr
as Ise testae' dIL On bis return to his
dative village he informed a boon
oospaoson tact it was a grand place,
but that the people "were no' bund.'
He'd bad his dtots all the week, but
satisfied hita.edf of the fact on leaving.
"Ab bought a box o' pia. labelled
1,000 for a penny, and on couches
Ibem in toe tram I fun'seveuteeu
.bort."
No Gambling in bolt.
An old Scotch golfer was &eked to
lay two to ooe on a watch to which he
wee likely to be much the better.
"Na, na, say man," was bar reply ;
"gowf isn't a game to be degraded by
the vice of gambiiog, like your bot se -
taxa', your pigeon *bootie'. an' the
teal It is to be played for ibe pure
love o' the game. Besides," be con-
cluded, •'there's r -a toss tae ane aboot
it -but 1'I1 Ly ye az to tower."
Marital Life.
Wilkie Bad tells a story of a hus-
band sod wife who were always quar-
relling. A friend ehJled one evening
trod found them in the midst of &tow.
After the storm had subsided a little
he ventured to remonstrate with the
bu.baod. "Look here." be aid, "you
sbouldts't quarrel like that, you know.
Look at t.be dog and the rat lying
there. The get on vett welt to-
getber.""Yee, they may, retorted
the husband ; "but you tie them to-
gether. and see what happens then.-•
The Apo elle Paul 1.11s us that & will
is of no Loire w bete tl.e testator livetb,
wbicb i. Kett' 1.. as well as good
gospel. -Lord Keotedy.
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Oily 4 Days at Sea
Hfetor y rc•..riew 49 the tr, Man the
St. ora... r.. •oriew. Quint. raw
d Abraham. wasted Cara. W Ara
mbar N Ma..na1 Warm, ta.,a4 le swam
*asr hal of mat. Meow ear ..1... Imo
Wein lain i. Iia wee nor er tae
KIM Revel Gooreo
Taw, a.a..e womb s... awl • a.w as.r.
sod is ammo 00,1 dt....wa oirrlem A.,
era e^iA- maim* ••••11•11.• ala rum
,•says 0055... n•b.w .ara...rr..-
*me wee M. W i. cearr.aur•s• .ere A.
Loaves. Mem.. .r 0001r lar tact rine.
rI. *..*'01. AN. Le. Praia, t.r.
i�aaya)asa N
• .,„
.5WWel OsaM, 1~e:2
wA to %I base/.e sad
TT'ees.•1•.1 tees twee*
s.taga. vrwa.l�,•,i
aft 101. art
. r+s.a. fila
Camadlas NsrM_
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Dear Amy: -
Yesterday, I was down
all' day. I was dreadfully
time I got home, so tired
off my hat, and Just fell
chair, and took it easy for half an hour.
How some folks get along with nothing to
straight, stiff chairs in their homes, =
do not see. Give me an easy chair for
:omfort, every time.
Your always,
Lou.
town shopping
tired by the
that I threw
into an easy
P.S.-You see the nicest easy chairs
ever, when you go to
Geo. 'Hohmeier
=amnion
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ateesseaatsee st......1111111LAMMIgg.1 Cow 01 Me s/ Ore 01 1041b
Davy -awaked sled BtrEfilo- 111 to Dec. 1st)
Awa=AP.k
Otese•1laa• w.ar rt t/.ir i.T.ilyi+r .seold ds
riU* .&l•k• sin *wee asei.ad a.4 .mist. sasseswq
far m.rtedea
M C. t LI 1.. 5ta.w.rs. Int war saes yet tar name neiC. e R Sea. Ma a .sr
y,..r La a.siarma i..te.t.
t• NE CLEVELAND & BUFFALO TRANSIT CO.
1...1.1F1 .4e+'1 law. IL t a.ea■,_t.ea ?mato= . f. W. 0. asa'1 Pow Ane • r
Special "Offer
to Out -of -Town Buyers
During Exhibition week we will refund railwa,
fares on all purchases as described
15 -mile and purchasing Sly cr over
20 -mite and purchasing $20 or over
30 -mile aged purchasing $25 or over
Be sure and take advantage of this special offer.
Suit Specials
A elean.eut saving of «i 00 t,t Li 00 on every euil 1112rntiooe0
here. You low if you miler owning these SR% I4'olch Tweed. Eng
fish Worsted Blue Serg.a. Kemple mita cf many worthy material.
splendid 312.00 values. 106.21.
More sampler'. high-nnwde. sin et test colon and pattens in flu•
iwrortrd fabrics. S1s.00
Raiscost Specials
Acknow ledR.d 1(4inroat 505dy,1'1;✓r• 11.'1.,. ' out dor. ow
selves for F.,bib.tiow week. 54 116.-0. ',lit.. est ut a N•rrglish paramett •
pure wont novel inrt, all seam...wed •nei ren'rrted. real value. 1lt.tr,
47. .• .ieftl. and doable text urn. fine wool p&ramatta, aaare with
satin yoke. sewed and glued seams. regular $11 flu
Boys Saute
Meboo) and dress-up'Nuits from S11.*5 t.. as.t6O
Mss s pmts
Mena Pants is blue arr. and worsted. tailsr-saal4 1w 'tket
pante Regular 14 00 to 0600, foe 0111.711
NUT7t's W. are vise in to the hoot sed ghee Ree for ttn.ew
and boy". Only before Too hey elsewh.r.. seem is turd seg env
pricer
M. ROBINS
OPEN RVENIMGS 1 ILL ♦ OCLO(
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TvmDA
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yborn tperot Ftid$Y
jJowell s.
j,, , Uf �%gr. Howitt 0
taFtes' l,rr -ed.
�„ y. N'.b.tmr, of
beset of her aunt.
over Sur fie
jl,, and Yrs. Tnrsbul
we vitalist the 1 •
Joke IV,ghtman.
y,, ar,d Yrs Albert(:
eunday with tbefoess
Wo. Ctcltier, of (stews
flys Lilian tAarit,
ear�r. over last FrWay
ecru -rt art w lob her
The rouf3 per. to
wirisit} rojoyed a -•
iiigbta+an • grove 1Aat
inR.
Bev. ti. Jewett, of
the pulpit in It e.t4el4
d,y to the istetwat
wctt.
Thr W. K. ti. of
,ebtut h were ewtertainel0
Of1n.John McD oar;,
day att.er0000.
word has been race.
death of the 11141*
daogbtrr of lir. and y
rot- •d Maple Creel, �:
of 91'estfldd,
The %VeN4eld tSun
oo543 forward W Ra,.
u w he held un eE
Parent. are tr**gctUe.ted
dale in r,t-w and conte
the rally service.
the
for.
STANLEY.
MDWDA
■ 8ot.ltte-PEallierdt.-
ersot tt,uk place at the
•od Nn. Jobs P
01•11C•9•111011 of Stanley.
un tt.-dnraday• August
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