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THE BIGYAL :
DERICH ONTARIO
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Dear Amy: -
used to think a long time ago that our
:me was furnished complete, but it wasn't
lot until I bought a big easy chair for
.,nn. Now, how he does enjoy leaning back
and puffing his big cigar, while I play the
phonograph for' him.
Women should look out for the comfort of
their husbands as well as for'the beauty of
their homes.
Your chum,
Lou.
P. S. -You just go down and buy Bob a big
easy chair from
Geo. Hohmeier
t.ODERICH
Agent for Nordheimer Pianoe.
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Fare
$250
DAJLY SCTWEEN
CLEVELAND
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THE GREAT SHIP S!EA11DBEE
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Masediceet Stensen SEEAMDBEE, City of Erie and City of Buhl•
Daily -Cleveland and Buffalo -(May 1st to Dec. 1st)
tawwe oaless kkoels . ••
tie P. Y. r Leave Buffalo • • too P.AtriM.
MA A. Y. Aerie Clevel.ad • 6..ln A. 4.
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fee -lac -slah-aiear., made etgD�etrae{•a coil. Omen for .11 ®extern end Canad�aDa 'Ma: at Cleveland
aayrakeadlta hetwean Carmissled lomdd and Won
alo accset' for r, .porta .re
on C. & s.l fee steamers. Ask raw Octet for traaspad 6 nts
vnataen for k - -enee keeklet. creat for tiler re G • B. lou. saw 6 rents
THE CLEVELAND & BUFFALO TRANSIT CO.
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A Human Match Factory
The body contains phosphorus sufficient to make 483,000 matches. Phe•
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bones, flesh, nervous system and other organs. The perfect health of body
is one of fourteen elements composing the body -divided among
requires a perfect/'balance of the elements. These elements come from the
food we eat -the stomach extracts and distributes them.
But If stomach is deranged -the balance of health is destroyed and the
blood does not carry the proper dements to the different organs. and then
is blood trouble -cave trouble -heart trouble. Pain Is the hungry cry of
starved organa Put the liver, stomach and organs of digestion and nutrl-
ttos tato a condition of health. That is Just what is dons by
D. PI RCE'S '
GOLDEN MEDICAL
whkh has been so favorably known for over
tablet foram es well as liquid, and can be
everywbere or by mail by sending 50 teats
address R.V. Placa, 34. D., Betel% N.Y.
TSB COMMON S16NSB lIIBDIGAL'ADVISBit
t• M Y ed 1 'na ya/se s lfwa�Briie.
DISCOVERY
40 years It is now put up la
obtained of medicine deniers
In lc stamps for trial box-
-Regal" Salt is the
finest grain of the
famous Windsor
Salt - especially
prepared for table
use by the most
modern Salt Plant
an the Continent.
"Reptr Salt never
cakes "-Mv.r
clop tap the shaker
-ewer pis imp
and sticky.
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Lits (Meng Doetee Con•
Intl. visiting relatives at Wood-
stock whom he had not seen for 23
���marrww Charles Rnah of Mtddlevtlle,
r!a► was tun down by • boy's coast
11tg wegloa, sustaining Injuries which
d. .4 W death
r. lllarmaduks Matthews. one of
s foremost landscape painters,
at kis home in Toronto, aged 74.
r Bropky, chaplain of St.
Mfry'a•of-the-Lake Orphanage. Kings.
boa. died last Thursday of paralysis,
biltsd 64.
Charles B. McManus, for thirty.
Sero years a Creat Northwestern Tele
official, died et a.raltland last
ward Blaokstock was killed and
brother Nell terribly injured by
=plosion of a boiler on their farm
'ear Collingwood.
• death occurred at Sturgeon
last week of Joseph Michaud,
sr M.P.P. for West Miptaatng.
At the age of 82 Dr. Robert L. Ban.
derma, one of the best known phy-
globule in Elgin County, died at Sparta.
Might children were burned to death
a fire which destroyed the home
Ulrio Trude' at Quebec. The
.r, mother, and the eldest eon
tturtaken from the burning building
Mrs. Ttudel died later.
trainmen were killed when two
l=rit trains on the Intereolonlal
crashed h.adon near Sack -
1e, N.B. Those killed were: E.
n and Byron Colpltta of Mone-
t hank Lyons, Truro, and George
y, Stewtcke.
r McGregor Grant. a pioneer of
mend County died at his home,
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ASSASSIAk FRUSTRATED
B rndlcallsts In Portugal Plotted an Era
of Anarchy tt
nfession that they intended to
nate the Portuguese Premier
tttute a revolt was made Friday
men who were arrested while
bombs around the Premier's
The men areaid to have been
ed by a Syndicalist group to
Eatate the bombs 1n Or. Alfonso
garden. Hi. attention was to
ad 1n this way and they in-
to shoot him down when he
at the window to find out
t bad happened.
Dr. Costo's Bath, they declared, was
Ltmibe the signal for a revisit. Armed
s, they sald, were ready to rush
prisons amid the 2ontuiton, and
liberate the prisoners.
ANOTHER BALKAN CRISIS
turbulent Conditions Still Prevail,
More Fighting Likely
The Balkan crisis 1s becoming more
Orate. it hair been aggravated by the
apparent determination of the Young
Turks' military party to profit by the
dissensions among the former allies.
Turkey Is reported to have again
called to the colors the Asia Minor
conscripts, while an officer lately re-
urned from Tripoli is said to be lead -
ng an uprising. against Bulgaria In
Tbraoe.
The efforts to subdue the rebellous
Eraanlans cre Mkely to prove a severe
In on the exhausted army ande
chequer of Servia. "Mat country is
maid to be seizing points not Included
(n the territory allotted to her.
in Athens many believe that Greece
is on the verge of another war with
'Turkey. and feeders, 86.00 to 37.40; fresh cows
and springers, steady. $36.00 to $90.00.
Till LATEST MARKETS
Toronto Cattle Market
1 Representative prices are: -
Report cattle, choice 36.80 to $7.00
Report bulls 6.00 6.50
Butcher cattle, choice 6 36 6.60
do. medium 5 35 5.75
do. Common .. 4 75 5.10
Butcher cows, choice .. 5.26 5.6)
do medium 4.75 5.10
do. common 3.76 4.40
°sneers 8.60 8.60
Butcher bulls. choice.. 6.00 6.50
do. medium 4.35 4.75
reeding steers 5.50 6.00
Stockers, Choice 4.40 6.25
do. medium 4.20 4.4)
do. light 3.26 4
Milken, choice 55.00
do. medium 35.00
Springers, choice 55.00
do. medium 30.00
*dug lambs 6.85
fteep, light ewes 4.50
do. heavy ewes 3.00
do. yearlings 4.76
Halla 200
Rows, t.o b 8 75
do. ted and watered 9.10
do. w.o.c. 9.55
Calves 5.60
Bob calves, each 3,00
55.00
76.00
50.00
6.65
5.00
3.60
6.60
3.50
.00
.00
.00
8.50
4.00
Toronto Grain Price&
The following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -Lake ports, new
wheat September shipment, No. 1 nor-
thern, 893jc; No. 2, 8834o.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2, sew, 83c to
84c, outside; 87c to 68c track, Toronto.
Manitoba Oats -No. 2 C.W., 3934c,
track, bay ports; No. 8 C.W., 39c;
sample oats, 38c, bay ports.
Ontario Oats -No. 2 white, 33c to
Hiles. and 36c to 87c on track, Toronto.
Corn -American No. 2 yellow, 76c;
No. 3, 75% c.
Rye -No. 2, 60c to 62c.
Peas -N$. 3, 80c to 85c, car lots,
outside.
Barley -Good malting barley, out-
side, 62c to 53c.
Rolled oats per bag of 90 lbs,
$3.1834; $3.2254 in smaller lots; per
barrel, 34.70, wholesale, Windsor to
Montreal.
Millteed-Manitoba bran, $22 to 828;
bags, track, Toronto; shorul 324 to
526; Ontario bran, 322 to 828�in bags;
shorts, 323 to $24; middlings, 1'i to
$36.
Farmers' Market
lbllowing are the latest quotations
tor farm produce at Si Lawrence
Market, Toronto:. -
Pall wheat. bushel.....
Oats
Barley .68
IRye.66
Peas .80
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Flay, timothy 16.00
Straw, bundled 14.00
do. loose 10.00
Rye straw 16 00
Eggs, new laid, nos. .30
Butter, choice dairy.28
Fowls dressed. Ib.18
Spring chickens .30
Young ducks
Live spring chickens
do fowl
Potatoes, bushel
Celery, bunch
Tomatoes
$ 88 to $ .90
38 .40
.20
.19
.16
.0
.08
.30
East Buffalo Cattle
.60
.00
.88
17.00
15.00
11.00
18.00
.33
.30
.00
.23
.00
.23
.00
.90
.10
.35
Cattle -Prime steers, 48.95 to 89.00;
shipping, 38.25 to 38.75; butchers. 87.00
to 38.50; cows, 33.75 to 87.26; bulls.
85.25 to 37.50; heifers, 36.36 to 38.25;
stock heifers, 85.50 to 35.75; stockers
EMPLOYERS FORM INION
B ritlsh Firms Take Step to Protect
Themselves Against Strikes ;
The movement initiated some time
In Great Britain with the object
forming a national union of the
loyera of the United Kingdom to
with strikes has resulted in the
bllshment of the United Kingdom
losers' Defence Union, with guar
antees of a Lund of 3210.000,000. Its
objects are to "consolidate the re-
sources of thee employers of labor, to
a atntatn their rights and their fro?,
dean to bargain Individually with free
berkers, or collectively with trade
Salons."
The new organisation will be regis•
tared as a trade union.
B ig Vancouver Dook goblins
elmesers. .7. and G. MOW, eminent
harbor engineers. &ammo'
they Lave secured • oontrsot in-
' ring some $30.000.000 for . schwas
dt harbor extension In Vaaeeuver,
U. it Is Intended to provide twenty.
✓ ales of dockage at Lia Weed
'end Lea island, and away arise for
iad.etrlal sites and r aker r terminal .
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private oompaay is bolded the mo
Redistribution M11 Possible
Lesdon-eve hundred and fort,•
Peals -86.00 to 812.00.
Hogs -Heavy, 39.25 to 89.40; mixed,
89.40 to $9.50; yorkers, $8.75 to 89.50;
pigs, 88.25 to 88.60; roughs, 8.816 to
$8.40; stags, 86.50 to 17.76; dairies,
$9.00 to 39.50.
Sheep and lambs -Iambs, 85.60 to
37.60; yearlings, 84.60 to $4.00; 'weth•
ere, 35.00 to 3625; ewes, $3.50 to 34.60;
sheep. mixed, $4.76 to 86.00.
Chicago Lie Stook
Cattle -Beeves, 87.40 to $9.60; Texas
steers, 87.00 to $8.10; stockers and
feeders, 06.40 to 38.00; cows and
letters, 33.86 to 38.70; calves, $8.60
to 513.00.
Bogs --Light, 88.40 to 49.05; mixed,
58.15 to $9.06; heavy, $8.10 to 36.10;
mash. 88.00 to $820; pigs, 34.00 to
,Shebalk of sales, 3.36 to 3x.716.
p -Native, 33.60 to $4.70; year-
lings, $4.76 to 86.65; lambs. native,
58.10 to 5721.
Cattle at Montreal
Prime beeves. 6%c to 83ic; medlars,
13jc to 6c; common, 2Nrc to 4afet
bulls. 314c to 4c per pound.
Alves, 3%c to dc.
Sheep at about 4c.
Lambs. 63ic to 614e.
flap, 93f,c.
Ch.... Markets
h is rumored that the Oat•rie Soy
git boxes were oQered; 111 .old et
Medias was trams 111i4e to limos.
$0WyiUa-Two thousand wInts of -
Abad. All .old at 11 1,1ie.
Watertown. N. T.-ohee.. sales,
MIS haves .t 160.
regmeot contemplates =Mg 1g a
button b111 at Re sesta! seesiee.
the basis oe population several
�.ssl 000stlto•n.iss would baser
27tattoo redwood. wide the
wewld gala.
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At meetings 1W het week al
Slwmtfbrd. RamiMw .ad 't
sblrea
of the i.dlepeadeat =eat
ten protested etrldagty yoked
M. proposed leare..eg teownam.g raise
Shish war heavily epee the elder
-lies ]rides.
•s.Prssldeet Perles -ries la said le
be os tie way le t8ssles teems Spat&
Vseiw IMO.. swear summon. el
`ra±testhe �ms
0a:rhas hese reprieved til
Dee i t
.e a. Papa. steame' MotttlKetan w.eeeer
ot
Il=rtr babies been oda kwitis
11 Er saw•- M sass Is is uteri".
1111 t+e hese Is
Dendiment Near MnesA
Win. running at s rate .1 te�p
r hoar. tie test Wabash easel
to New Tork we. derailed .
allies east of Mimes early Kos-
arestng. moss psesegers. •11
Nora 'United MOMS e3ru., r♦
severe Waimea std sots hast
glass. PW. mashes were
ea their side oyer s lye ales
Ini salsasst A atoms tea is said
M haw aimed the ae.lgemt.
Lmatiwieter Mendeeeed
Rea. Macy rth.r, ee•8lt■Lehr of
y111r11efe. was we 'aim my obligee
M this Mom Comdata. der Chates-
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t.Amos Morels, west is
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Savoond-
Higbly
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fisted.
WHY WORRY 1
Choose your variety and
ask your grocer for
"Clark's".
China and the East
A wonderful panorama greets the
traveller approaching Hong Kong.
Situated ou the slope of • mountain,
this "London of the Far East," with
its teeming cosmopalitao population,
climbs terrace by terrace to the superb
"Peak," the once burned sides of
which, under British rule, now appear
garbed in exquisite green known only
to the majestic pine. Across on the
mainland is a three -century -old Port-
uguese town, Macao, the "Oriental
Monte Carlo." Ninety mild up the
Pearl riser brings one to Canton,
with its interesting temples, flowery
pagoda, and historical associations.
The new white palatial "Enipreases"
of the Canadian Pacific Railway bring
all this to within fifteen days.
THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM
Itis frequently supposed that rbeu-
matiaw is brought on by cold and
damp eftecta ou the surface of the
body, but this theory is wrong. Cold
and damp only excites the disease
that is settled in the blood. Rheuma-
tism is a blood disease and Rheumo
is guaranteed to remove the cause
and enrich the hlood so that uric acid
cannot exist. Rbeumo is a wonderful
rheumatic cure. Ifou have t`hm
eaa-
tiam in any form don't delay going
to F. J. Butland'a drug store sod get a
bottle cf Rbeumo today. $1.00 a large
bottle. Be sure to go to F.J. flatland's,
other stores cannot supply vou.
Barbers at War
War has been declared between the
Listowel berbers. The cattle is due to •
disagreemeu: over the price of hair
cuts and to date thele is no sign of the
white flag. The Listowel Banner says
that for some months back Mr. 1''. 8.
Howe of the King Edward barker
shop has been charging 25 cents fcr •
hair cut while the three othe - local
barbers were taking oi ly 15 cents.
This wasn't entirely satisfactory to
Mr. Howe and for some time he has
been endeavoring to have a uniform
price Adopted by the four shops. Up
to the present the other shops have
declined to comply with his request
and as a result Mr. Howe recently
annoucced that for thirty days he
would do hair cutting :tt ten cents.
Monday morning Mr Howe commenc-
ed hair-cuttii g 111 the teneeent rate
and he is considering tp lower atoms
W five cents and plans to put on an
extra barber or two.
Biliousnes
is certainly one of the most disagree-
able ailments which flesh is heir to.
Coated tongue -bitter taste in the
mouth - nausea - dizziness- these
combine to make life a burden. The
cause is a disordered liver -the cure
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They
go straight to the root of the trouble,
put theliver right, cleanse the stom-
ach and bowels, clear the tongue and
take away the bitter taste from the
mouth. At the first sign of bilious-
ness take
Dr. Morse's •
Indian Root Pills
Special Offer
to Out -of -Town Buyers
During Exhibition week we will refund railway
fares on all purchases as described
15 -mile and purchasing $15 or over
20 -mile and purchasing $20 or over
30 -mile and purchasing $25 or over
Be sure and take advantage of this special offer.
Suit Specials
A clean-cut saving of $3.00 to $5.00 on every suit mentioned
here. You lose if you miss seeing Waged/196 Scotch Tweed, Eng-
lish Worsted Blue Serge's. Sample suite of many worthy materials,
splendid $12.00 values, 1113.28.
More samples, higgh-grade, amartest colors and patterns in fine
imported fabrics, 1118.00 values.
Raincoat Specials
Acknowledged Raincoat headquarter,. We have out done our
selves for Exhibition week. $4.96 -double texture English parawatts.
pure wool oovsing, all seams sewed and cemented, real values
$7.213 ---angle and double texture, fine wool paramatta, saute with
satin yoke, sewed and glued seams, regular $12.01
Boys' Shits
School and dre.4-up Suits from 112.25 to 35.80
Mia's Pants
Men's Pants in blue serge and wonted. tailor-made, five -pocket
pants. Regular !84.00 to $5.00, for ............... 32.75
NOTICE -We are going in to the boot and shoe line for men
and boys. Only before you buy elsewhere, come in and see our
prices.
M. ROBINS
OPEN EVENINGS TILL g O'CLOCK.
The Best Place
for Shoes
It will be no trouble for you to find among out
different styles a shoe that is the right shape, pattern,
leather and price to suit you.
Added to this, every one of them has the -genu-
ine mark of quality.
We fe 1 sure we can meet your requirements
for Summer Footwear, no matter how particular \,
are.
Cail on us for your next pair. You'll be glad
you did.
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NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE, OODERIcII
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