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THE SR»'AL : GODERICR ONTARIO
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If
if you don't believe wearing the
best clothing pays, just dress up
slipshod and go strike some
stranger for a job. You'll never
even get to SEE him, probably,
and if you do you'll get a sure
TURN DOWN. The glad hand goes
out to only those who appear well.
It is a matter of BUSINESS to wear
good clothes. Look at your OLD
ONES, then come, look at our NEW
ONES. You will buy.
Bring YOUR BOYS with you
and let them "get the bug" early.
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WALTER C. PRIDHAM
Wee.. -ll "Bob Century Stand" Clothing.'
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Mrs. F. Gen•als, of 126 Bleury Street. Montreal. writes: --"My
baby earl developed a bad rash ea her body and it made her very
fretful and 111. She would fist take food end seemed very skit Indeed.
From fifteen pounds. her weight fell away to nine and a hall pounds.
"i took her to a doctor who gave me a kind of lotion to use and
I used k regularly, bat tar baby gait no relief. The skin disease
seemed to get worse and worse all the time we were doctoring for it,
as we took the child to a second doctor. He told me to stop nursing
the baby, and gave me other advice which 1 followed, but the skin
diseaoe got worse and worse.
" At this time a friend of mine visited us and, having seen the
cad plight the baby was In, she said 5 did not knew how to go about
things She took my baby to her borne and applied Zam-Buk to Its
little body. This atemed to give the baby ease right from the first.
It cued the sorra and began to reduce the Inflammation. I went on
with the Zam-Buk trestmeat and to my del(-,nt within one week from
fest .carting with Zam-Bnk the child looked like a differeat baby
altogether'. Within a month the Skin disease was cured completely.
, the baby's appetite bad retuned and she was almost back at her
normal weight. She now looks lite the very picture of health.
" There is another feature of the case. One of the doctors has just
went mo in a bill for $2V The treatment i got for that money left
the child no better than before It was started. The cost of Zara -Bak
treatment, which restored my child to health. was 52'
" Every mother should know what a splendid healer Zam-Bak to "
7aeoBye: is a "short cut" to skin healing. Use It for all .is.."
kin
ialnries and diseases, eczema, uleers, blood pateon, etc., and for piles,
All druggists and stores. 60 Dents a box. or post free from Zana -Boa
Co , Toronto, for price. Reface harmful imitations.
is always dry and
free -running
because It is
blended with a
small proportion
of Magnesium
arbonat.- wf..11 adds
healthfulness of the Salt
ter Mobs, Wind Petemilm._
/waft Man" deaad
assts of tamable to tiles awrtk-et
Iearsld and tie saddles d V
Grampians ainsslves are imposMtd
d
bo s>,•aUy meddled u test •llspwl
by a seem* made at Dundee by W -
sten flipsaesr Obarskfu, Muni lord at
the AdmYaty. V which hs est forth
tis Oov.ramesrs attitude
Is the !attar part of his .pesok Mr.
Cbuuohtli made what la regarded ad
as overture to UMter. He soba.
"The claim of Northeast Ulster Ser
spacial consideration 1a a claim wMoh,
1f sdranced with Mncertty sad sot as
a wreck's; asanouvre, .saaot be tot -
oared without full oos.Maratios W
auto Government dependent upon tie
primal House of Commons."
The First Lord struck as uacsa-
proalaing sots at the outgo( of W
.paeoh, firmly rett.rstlag the detar-
simsttlos of the Goverameat to or
tablas! Home Rale wtthla the Method
of the present Partiamsst, but he
added that within the Yat two years
bad Were the 1,4.h Parliament will
be able to pose le tatstfon• there will
bo • general election .ad tf fid
Datebta are returned to power chid
will be able to raped the measrer.,
TIM41.* said.Is the •sly conatrtutioasl
mos•dy in the heads of the oppomaatn
td Hesse Rate unless a .etUassaa
1y agreswaat is reached In the seam
Ems.
TRUSTED MEN VAN BH
O.Mph and London Each Report Myr
, y
_
tar/ous Disappearances lass
H Ralph Steele, manager of the
paaada Gate Company at Guelph, 1
m1se(ag from tis home. had tt le
alleged that some four thousand dol•
lore of the firm's money 1s unaccount-
ed for In his books. He was a protsim•
eat church worker, and his fellow
citizens were not Inclined to believe
lie stories afloat concernlag him till !
the owner of the business came from I
'Coder Rapids, and admitted the short -
ago.
Officers of the London club have I
received letters from Bryoe Harrtaoa ;
who acted as secretary for six years.
that his accounts are short Harrison.
who served with the Brttlib Army la
India, had lost heavily on the racy
track
WOULD REVIISE TARIFF
Liberal Leader States His Policy Re-
garding
.garding Country's Revenues
Revision of the tar- iff wan advocated
by Sir Wilfrid Laurier in a speech
at Ormetown, Que., on behalf' of Hon.
Sydnee Fisher's Candidacy In the bye- ,
election contest In Chateauguay. Sir
ed a compilation on the cost
of living issued by the British Board
of Trade, which shows that while it
1 had Increased in the British isles
seven per cent. it had increased in
Canada fifty-one per cent. He also
pointed to a surplus of fifty million
dollars In the Dominion Treasury
The Government, he said, should not
(lake from the pockets of the pupae
se much money when the cost bf Irv-
ing was so high.
Report on Hydro Radials
The Provincial Hydro -Electric Com -
ideation last week reported to a gather-
ing of officials representing munici-
palities in the counties of York and
Ontario that the proposed Hydro -
Electric railway from Toronto to
)11arkham, Uzbridge, Port Perry, Whit -
and other points in the district
would mean an outlay of $2,470,776
for the 71 miles.
Panama Canal Open
With the explosion Friday afternoon
of eight tons of dynamite under the
Gamboa dikes the Panama Canal was
open to light draft vessels from ocean
to ocean. Within a few weeks deep
draft craft will be able to cross the
coatinent through the canal. Presi-
dent Wilson touched a button at
Washington which set off the filial
charge.
Woman Long Missing
Mrs. Samuel Miller, aged 60. who
lived near Ancaater, Ont. has been
mysteriously missing for more than
fix weeks. A neighbor saw her last
talking to two men who looked like
tramps Mn. Miller was known to
bave received 11,60,) in cash for bar
property about this time. and theories
of murder are advanced.
Train Through Police Station
• Grand Trunk freight crashed
head-on Into • Wabash yard engine
Is the WIkervllle yards and pushed
several cars through the middle of the a
police station. almost wrecking th.
building. Rout engines and several
ars were badly smashed
The
cbtld's
delight.
The
picnicker's
choice.
Everybody's
favorite.
W. CLAM. if irs.. 1111sweraL
FOTI'E.D
MEATS -
Poll flavored and
perfectly cooked
make delicious
sandwiches.
TEACHERS CONVENE
(Csatla.ed trots oase 3r
in forestry, the breeds of domesti
animals. pupils' pnegr•eea club. etc
etc. A large Demos., of bulletins at
to be had for the &eking from t
O.A.0 authorities. He r•eeomrueod
e specially for the use of all teachers t
book entitled The First Book of Fann-
ing by Charles L Goodrich. He wou
answer the question: Have we time
to carry on this work in the affirm
.tire? The teaching will create an in
tenet in the 'school among the people
of the section. Teachers will be adpli
re who tato up this work, espec-
ially
spec-
ia lI v since it will tend to keep the boys
srtd girls oro the farm. He would ad
vise every teacher to qualify to teach
ibis subject by attending the summer
school at Guelph.
Revs. 8. 1r. Sharp and C. Fletcbe
were present and were requested t
address the association. The fits
named commended Mr. Weildenbam
mer for his fibe addi'e*s and was glad
that agriculture was being taught
theschools of the land. Mr. Fl:tch
commended the boys and girls wh
conte from the country.
The Resolution committee broug
in the following report:
Resolved : That the teachers o
West Huron in convention assembled
respectfully request that the council o
Hutson provide for the appointmen
of a county agricultural represent
ative far the county of Huron ;
That the p}xr•ees*eent editioue of publi
school arithmetic and public sch
grammar are unsuitable books x: d
that new editions he published ;
That the pa.s most for entcaaEe
pupils be so altered that any condi
trate who fails 10 mate the required
40 per cent in not mote than two Nb-
j'ctr, tut attains 25 per cent is these
be allowed to pees provided that the
80 pet cent of the aggregate bo, attain-
ed
That a hook of graded exercises• is
arithmetic be prepared by the
utent to supplement the public=
eritbmetic, the pupae' edition to be
without answers.
The attendance was the largest in
the history of the association, 100
teachers being present. A vote o
thanks was tendered the retiring of
firers.
Votr\ of thanks were tendered to the
1 Tilt LATEST MARKETS
1'
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: -
airport cattle, cholce....$7 36 to 57. 7r.
do. medium ' 7.00 7.3:
do. bulls 6.60 6.60
•utsk.rs' choice ...: 7.30 7.66
do. good 7.00 7,40
de medium 6.60 6.36
do. common 6.76 6.40
Demabor cows, choles. 6.00 6.64
do. medium 4.76 6.76
do- eosmon 4.00 4.76
1~tebr bulls, choke... , 6.76 6.60
do. medium 4.40 6.60
Mader, 5.36 4.66
Stackers. choice 6.00 6.80
de. medium 4.26 5.00
do. light 3.75 4.26
Onuses 11.60 3 60
sittbkers, choke, each...66.00
de. nom. and meds... 40 00
Dpragers 40.00
Chives. veal 8.60
do. rough .,40
Mberlamb.
lamp. 6 26
c �•• 4.00
fucks and culls 2.36
he 1 ▪ Bogs. weighed off ars9.10
r" Hep, fed and watered'8.85
bell f.o.b. 8.60
Heavy, f.o.b. 3.26
Id
Toronto Grain Prices
- I The following wholesale prtoes aro
greeted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -No. 1, a8c; No. 3.
I 22t.
Manitoba Oats --=No. 2 C.W., 39%c,
Mo. 3 C.W.'s, ase..
Ontario Wbeatr-Na 2 winter, 81c to
t outside.
Ontario Oat. -33e to 33c, outside;
r ! 1 to 17c, track Toronto.
o ' Gert, -No. 3 yellow, 75c, c.i.f., bay
t J .arta.
Peas -Nb. 2. 90c to 95c, car lots,
(t#tslde.
n Buckwheat -No. 2,55c to 66c. out-
er We.
o Rye -No. 2, 60 o 61c, outside.
ht Barley -For good malting barley, 65c
110 57c, outside; feed, 48e to 49c, out -
f ▪ Rolled Oats -Per bag of 90 pounds,
f $3.36; in smaller iota, 52.36; 54.96 per
treaLt ; bursal, wholesale, Windsor to Mon-
Mtllfeed-Manttoba•bran, $22 to $33;
c track, Toronto; shorts', 534 to
001 • Ontario bran, 523 to 523 1n bags;
itkorta, $24 to $25; middlings, $26 to
137.
Farmers' Market
Pbllowing are the latest Quotations
, for farm produce at • St. Lawrence
90.00
65.00
87.00
10.60
6.00
7.00
6.10
6.00
2.76
9.26
9.00
8.66
,00
committee who arranged for Thur+.de}
night'e meeting and to the public
school board, for the use of their
ecbool, and lite Exeter stall of teach-
ers for the preparations made and for
their kindness in be curing convenient
accommodation.
The ainpingof the National Anthem
brought a successful convention to s
dose.
Market. Toronto:-
II%11 w4e?st bushel $ .86 to $ .38
Oats- 38 .40
gash! ••.. ., .68 .60
.65 .00
Peas sass ,,...:..i..:.80 .8g
May. tlglpthy. Na 116.00 17.00
Mined and clover ' 13.00 14.00
Straw, bundled 14.00' 16:00
do. loose 10.00 11.00
Rye straw 10.00 18.00
Eggs. new laid, doten.35 .40
gutter. choice dairy_30 .33
.16 .1R
Powis. dressed, Ib..
Spring chickens .20
'Young ducks .20
Live spring chickens.18
do. fowl .14
Peaches, basket .50
Potatoes. bushel .75
/Apples, basket .36
Celery, bunch 05
YEARS OF PAIN
Them Mn. McRea Found a Cure tit
Todd's Kidney Pills
P►evel. Gaspe Co., Que., Oct. 13th.--
(Speciall-Mn. John McKee, wife of
a well-known fernier. living near bear,
tells of ber rental table recover y from
an illness of two years' standing.
••1 was a sufferer front kidney dir-
est*, brought on by a cold and s
south." Mts. Meltea..aya. "My eyes
wren puffed and swollen. to31 uuueelea
cramped, and 1 Suffered from neural-
gia and rheum,•tistn. My lutek itched,
and I had pains in toy juintr.
''For two years t was ander the
doctor's carr, not he never seemed to
do me any- lasting goxi. Then, on
the advice of friends, i started to use
Doxdd's Kidney Pills,
"Two boxes made a new woman of
Mrs. Strop • Don't you think
woman's handhes played an important
part in the great work ofcivilizstiotT'
t'hilnsopher- •'Undonhtedly ; bit i
don't think ber band has been quite so
effective ae ber elipoer 1"
"Why. Tommy.'1 exclaimed the
Sunday ecbool fetcher, '- don't you
*ay ycur prayers evrey night before
you gin to bel r "Not any noose,"
.'plied Tommy. "1 used to when 1
Is pt in a folding hod, !bough. "
Bye-rsscalo. In Peel
As the result of Mr Samuel Char -
tees' resignation of his .eat In the
Ontario House. there will be a byte
election to Peel on Nov. 3rd. Poor
health ie given as the reason for Kr.
Charters' retlrewest -
Mise Lillian Leotne, a well knows
militant suffragist was rearrested In
London on her return from Priam. Swami
Premier Borden stated last week
that he did not expect Partlsseeat to
meet before January
Albert peels. a prisoner in Bedford.
England, POO who went on a "ben- I
ger strike" to gala his freedom. was
tilIowed to starve himself to death.
No attempt was made to feed him
forcibly
Three hntre.n4 hushed■ of "Klug"
applN were shipped front It. rather
Ins. to South Afries last week. the lint
ahlpmeat of Its kind to that toiletry,
Thomas Riley who shot had klllio
(3enrae Rlackbere. a i.ondon bastes-
tier. was committed for trial nu a '.
charge M manger by Magistrate Add.
The 1)otalaloa Goverment kas seat
aged ^ levies stip ea a waddles pre.
Prises Aoki., se Oossenstka
I. Ile* ..+ave w•.►
..sato w r wre.s..-
tar..,r...r.wl s-wl.e•
✓ D vasa, rm. (. 0e somas
a1 ren •e.ora enc and rnr
w aw r•.•nisse s.r .a.
mob., W Ow. st set
s.wwwsw
nem peril sokesed
KALIL Busse Gees..
lone sw . sew .aaar.r 1.
alma Weed lows sa. -
sae .wenor WOK r.en
r a C aawaw, Gama
newt Truman da
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.23
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.65
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.25
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East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Prime pteen, 88.75 to $8.85;
Shipping, $8.25 to 58.60; butchers.
57.00 to $8.50: cows, 33.50 to 36.75;
lulls. $5 to 37.26; heifers, $5.75 to
$7.56; stock heifers, 55 to 55.25; stock-
ers and feeden,•56 to 37.25: freta
cows and springers. steady, 535 to' 387.
Veals-Calves, 16 to 511.70; Canada
calvks, slow, 33.50 to 55.55.
Hogs -Pigs, 50c higher. Heavy.
$8.26 to 58.90; mixed. 01.8S to 38.90;
yorters, 58.25 to 58.90; pigs. 57.76 to
$3; roughs, 17.90 to $910; stags. 54.60
to 57.50; dairies, 58.50 to $8.90.
Sheep and Iambs -lambs, 56.50 to
57.30; yearlings, 54.50 to 36; wethers,
56.00 to 36.60; ewes, $2 50 to 36; sheep,
talzed, $4.76 to $5.15.
Chicago Live Stook ,
Cattle -Beeves. 17.00 to 39.60; Texas
steers. 56.86 to 58.00; stockers and
feeders, 85.25 to *7 70; cows and
heifers. $3.60 to 58.40; calves, $7.00
to $11.00.
Hoge -Light, 58.05 to $8.70; mixe4,
58.00 to $8.76; heavy. 57.85 to hitt;
tough, $7.36 to 58.06, pigs. 56.00 to
11.00; bulk of sales. $8.10 to V.60.
Sleep -Native, 12.10 to $4.tOT year-
lings. 56.00 to 56.00; lembs. Intim
$6.36 to $7.10. e
Chasse Market*
iielleville-1,825 white cheese board*
ed. A11 sold at 13%e.
Perth -400 boxes white and 400
oolored cheese boarded. An sold at
the ruling price of 121%e.
8t Hyaciathe, Que.-Two hundred
cheese sold at 13c.
Watertown. N. T. --Cheese sales.
4.780 boxes at 1611c to 16e; 246 bores
os private term.
tondos -135 boxes colored oSer.4.
Bidd1ag. 121%c to 121ae No salsa,
Cattle at Montreal
Prime beeves, 6%e to 7r, medium.
be to $t(4c: common. 1c to 4%e, balls
had stockers, 3S4c to .Ke.
. Calves. 3e to 6%c.
Sheep, aloe, 4e
Lambs. 6%c. _
Hogs, !k to 914c
Trade kti.k, ospectally in the wait
of buylag small bells and stockers fee
abipwest to the Patted States
Charted With Moseissagetter
lewrreon iJarriegb, an Owe. Boned
0obermas was committed for trial es
a mass!. ashler abates In ceenertlee
with the death of flharie. loam whir
was drowned o1 a ,seseb. Thomas
hantsg testified Is the *lanes puha
newt :hot Darragh pssbed Jessie ewer-
Imre
4111
Taalte.:, s8,
You Can Always flet
Your Mosey promptly
if it is deposited in the
Union Bank of Canada.
When that unforeseen need arises, or an oppor-
tunity comes to make an exceptionally profitable
cash deal, it is worth much to be able to get your
cash ‘without delay.
Meamvhile it is absolutely sate and is earn-
ing interest all the time.
1L'_WOOLLCOM
BE, Manager Goderich Branch,
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MONEY SAVING IN
Men's Felt Hats
Specially good (Notify imported felt dressy shapes with tow at
side and back, rich mike -lug in navy blue, moss, ivy, light or dart
greys and brown, tat, heather, or in black. Regular price 52 5t1, for
*1.99
Men's Stiff Hats
Very stylish and much worn fall design, has heavy curling brim
with deep bond, and bow at back. Extra special et S1.3I9.
Mea's Sweater Coats
1n neat cardigan Mitch, have "V" shaped and high st$rm collar.
two pockets, closely rihhed cuffs and pearl button!. Colors ate
navy with grey, grey with nary, and navy with fawn. To clear at
:1.39.
Me ROBINS
OPEN EVENINGS TILL q O'CLOCK.
Stomach Weak?
Blood Bad?
Liver Lazy?
Nervous ?
WHY go alaog dayafter
day suffering wen aid
is at hand so coovemient and
at so tittle cost.
•
Dr. Pierce's Golden
MedicalDiscovery
aids digestion and purifies the blood. As a consequence both
the stomach and liver return to their normal and healthy condition
Nervousness and biliousness soc^ disappear. The satire system
takes on new life.
For over forty 'ears this famous old medieloe
ban "made good"
and never more so than today,
enjoying a greater sale all over the world than
any other doctor's prescription.
F"r sale at all druggists in Squid or tablet fortes. or
you can sand fifty lc stamps for trial boa. Address
DR. R. V. PiERCE. BUFFALO, M. Y.
NI
A Business
Opportunity
I he at' ek *e•(1 kW. ; The ra r f the Kingshridge General
Store is nff-red f..r eel- anti the store for rent.
A good intima. is tieing done and can he increased
\limey Order Pnetnffice in connection with *tore.
Got d reason for *riling
Apply
G. R. BELL, Kingsbridge
n
Come with ue-where the other fellows get their's.
The well-dressed man knows the Semi -ready Store.
We plan on a large scale.
Generous stocks; wide variety of fabrics; many styles.
You are sure of getting just the Overcoat you want.
Suite, too.
Every sort of Warm Overcoat and Ulster, $15 to $40.
Substantial, hard-wearing Saotsh and English worst" 3s,
Cheviots and Tweeds, $15 to $3.5.
Semi -ready Tailored -Everyone of them.
Look for the mark in the pocket.
McLEAN BROS., GOD62icM, ONTARIO