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MEDICAL
DR, W. F. GALLOW, M. B.
Oese sod residence. North street. ()oderloh.
north of Comity H..iirtry office. Telephone lel.
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JJ PATH. •pecirl..t Inwwomen'. Ord chu-
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erders,a e. ear. 'u.1 wed throat, lumbago and
msrheu. oundrt run•. Woe North .treat, third
loot trove the r.quan•, Gadctich.
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owes without drugs. or hnite. Free eiamtna-
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listers on h;a#t .trent. Phone 7111. betted
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
WALTER K. KKLLY, J. P.,
Oul)t;Itl4H, ON].
ltdlt' iCR or 1mARIUAO6 f.1('ic IBV!
E. R. WIOLE
Int t,.cnrT
Roost 01 Marriage Limns
*l(}I.K'r+ PHARMACY
()oderich. Ontario
Pall Term From tteptettthee lot
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ST.AT►OSO, ONT.
The h..t Commercial Scheel in the
sweetens 011 ...tans app tees were
MA pearliest wale ver 1.stree.w. s..
oda aa yes wV 1 est esswbsre.
w. de mere Nt (ear nelson the
abs, ter wet do ow mgr.btr. or.reawe.al. rite Ar ear bee wetat•
.wee ire me what ere ase do M pew.
D. A. IdeLACTILAIt. Me.tear
fit,)$lit- aa'
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M j.vbx, ratio thiE: !l'it,
TH$ l3i(�NAL GODBRICH ONTARIO
WIRFIESS AND ISE
Ile Donee, to Vessels Frain searrdne
In Rigging
The published reports of sparktag
In the rigging of ships carrying wire-
less and the railing of the stteaaoa
of tbe shipping world to We possible
danger to vessels carrying MUM -
Noble cargoes, cams d the British
Board of T'-rde to make as Inquiry.
but according to the Mareoal Com-
pany there Is not the slightest en-
danger from wireless whoa properly
installed and operated. The commis
conducted searching esp.rlments and
Made a lull investigation.
'.Shote 190b we have fitted about
forty tank steamers' with our appar-
atus," wid a high oaelai of the Com-
pany. "and nothing In our whole ex-
perience Indicates that the Are -risk le
Increased thel.b . Any possible Holt
from thy use of wireless installation
on shipboard must arise from the
existence of electric 'perks In prortts-
Ity to Inflammable gas or material.
Por instance, onsparos of shipowners
Made the following experiment W
aacertadn what danger, 1f any. might
arise from the existence of sparks
in the rigging as well as in the l.t-
■trument room.
"A saucerful of naptha was placed
as close as possible to a heavy spark.
A piece of waste, saturated with
naphtha was also placed close to th•
spark electrodes, but In neither' ex-
periment was the vapor Ignited by the
spark. The same naptha test was
also applied to the small sparks at
minor parts of the apparatus and
nothing happened.
WISDOM FROM WiSE MEN
Every human feeling is greater and
larger than its exciting cause -a proof,
.1 think. that man is designed for a
higher state of existence.--('ulerldge.
Good nature is generally born wtth
UN; health. prosperity and kind treat-
ment from the world are great chorist-
ers of It where they fltl-d 1t. but nothing
is capable of forcing It up where .t
doer not grow of itself. Itis one of
the blessings of a happy constitution.
which elucation may Improve, but not
produce.-Strele.
To be deceived by our eaemles or
betrayed Ly our friends is insupport-
able. yet by ourselves we are often
content to be so treat..-Roebefou-
c'ald.
it is at the approa^b a extreme
danger. wben a hollow puppet can ac-
complish nothing, ti.at power falls into
the mighty hands of • atare, of the
spirit giant -horn. who!: listens nrly to
nis(•:f and knows nothte8 of tom-
pactr. - Sc::iL••r.
The tri, tort of a gr^at trait -that.
at G s •'. `• n:,s. • secure his place
.:.t..;r,.t. :-:le rt order ii great me-.
s, ..iN •:'tc-bern.4. ::drawee
b` r:'critan..
r
er
d'
ra::) c :1-
t' y, not
tile. L
wha:1 sad
into their
in raging
tLc cnior which love
I i herrfulnees and joy -
11 11. W. Be'•rhrr.
ii.• ; 1t.".0' If path could have
pr -r rob d n application to literary
lah.,r not a page a.f ••haut.oi" would
hare be. n written -Retro.
The Political Stream
Ah: e.i nr of tr:r-ae who hwr trrlvrt•
led must bare arca two kinds °ttea-tits
in differ(rt t. t.:.tr.r,. There is t::•
1614433010.11011111a113Misirraillalt.
dashing against r. rk•, 'i R't'rd 0p c.
tacle. You can stared nn its tank.
and enjoy It But 1t r('1er four-•, .
the banks. They are arid a w'ld••.
stems, and no ships ever pasr cl..rc
it to carry good things to the people
I who live there. There is the nthe-
'river. the great. tranvia. brow! wear
1vi1gatjng the banks. carrying ere*'
ship. With eargt' tt the repeat :''
live there. Politics up t v the p --rent
Dns been tee rwaeh ilite the 4-1---r-e•
Item.pesteous, rowdy. Nil of Ilfe. e1a.h-
lgg riesS. a greet .peetaele for'mirk
trete the banks. 10 app the atr'tggle
of the tnrreat dashing alroltyd' th•
'rocks, sad wo say. "la not (hi. file"'
Net the Laky arethere w
letting kstag eseried 1 treat
.s use the gentlest stream ear ytsg
fin carte tis the people no tine beaks.
t weat to ase the p'tticel stream
lrrlpttrg the soil. en that there should
he a b.rvt.t ea R a kuedrvd/.ld Av
the Mangey Mathew .1 sea. -Lloyd
Oesrlo.
liolhlag Ie sera Roble. taatbiag
mere venseakie thee /dirtily --('Ieent.
I Mee roles tie world- -rot opining.
but .p slss fakes toe of dasae.-
1P r •erl
MARKETING ELECTRICITY
fatl.dialk. C--ba.ad With Merit Oast
Aid to Authors
NO mama .1 *Reel. nee Nen al
ettorasoae expenditure of capital i..
advertising rad torn a QJlle bad or
poor book tato a "best a,•Ltr." \ti':;:'t
a psblloher 1s gully perx.uded In hl,
ewe mind that he has a good thin:
he la well advised 1a glvl::g It l:
possible pabletty. The b
dad the public w111 do the nat.
The awakening of the publ.c n':- 1
toward a good bot.'! and Its i,rada..1
growth In popular::y ore cur:o.n
phenomena. aid, l:kr th groarth rf
a child. not Saey to watch or locct^.
Stevenson. rlarming c*: aytet that h •
was. flrat orally caught the tar of
the public la "!)r. Jekyll and Mr
Hyde," "Treasure Irl,ud," azul "KJ -
napped." Rlackttlitre's "je,r:la
bung fire at first. Georg: Mtrid:ta
did good work for tory yeas, ,rad
still had to comp:lin of aa u:.3)11tia-
thetic public.
Marie ('or'rlll conquered on enor-
mous public largely wlt:iot.l tie. aid
of the revirwet. and to did the auth.•r
of "Th Ho: ,r:. " Hell ('at.ne, W. It.
Mae,vell and Compton Ma('keuz:'•,
bovine batt their latest ot! prtr.;.
banished. tmtaediately l experiemc. 1
the good fortune flowing from an
enormous I',lblicity. I(rvk'ws e'.--
tainly have cor,siderable Influence iii
awakening the reading pub:ie to ,e
"good thing,but probably thi pzr•
renal Influence of tach reach r, din-
ner tableTalk and eonver-aticn gener-
ally "aro even more ri:P.ueutia'.-
Robert Co. limn.. in the C Month:;'.
THE SENSiTI . E COW
0511y Employes Must Not U.o Ha:ah
Languayn to Animals
Ordtrs were issued to the employ, s
of a larce d. Verona, "N I.. tial
no Maker must use ha::'•': la:t^sage
toward a cut:. under pain of
missal. Resides hurting the - gentle
animal's feelings it was dlseorered by
Stephen F ranelreo, head of the coA-
cern. that harsh language cuts down
the supply of milk. 'No self-respecting
how after lazing affronted will humbly
submlt,afterwards to being drained
dry. On ti.e other hand. if coddled
she will ri':, up the Last drop.
The Slat's and 1lunger:anr employ-
ed on the farm whose voices are rough
and guttural were instructed to modu-
late them to a drawing -room tone. A
manlcurf.:t has been provided to look
lifter the nail: of the • milkers, too,
to that they may be more -gentle as
Merl as more cleanly. In order to
*age still further the sensitive cows
bf the Verona herd, tbe use of a rough
lorry comb on their coats has been
lbolished- Vacuum cleaners now re-
ktore the debris.
MRS. E. L. E. BROWN
Mrs. E. L E. Brown, a comely
Englishwoman who fled frotn
City. whoa a maaeacre of
era seemed imminent. has the
Iffildbiction of beteg the only person
who ever slapped Huena s face and
Beed to laugh about It. 1t was while
she was pleading with him to protect
her fatally and her property that the
dictator offered luau it to the English
woman and she answered right ba, k
w:t', a etiegtnr blob on tic fare Shp
w. wader the protection of the Eng
Halt lag. So. laste.d rut the tom
mead. "Shoot her at dawn,' ltuer's's
crier wad, "Show this woman out
With bee hesbeed. Dr. Brown dke
went bode to England.-
Gee Terrshea In bakeries
Fewaeh bakers have found It .conn
mteal to beat their by portable
gas torches 61 various slz.,, with
rtkb the keit may be regulated as
1s plass W degree.
Implements
Say, when you sone to
town ease to Roe. W IL-
soll's place.
We have • new ear -
load of the !test buggies
mosey ass buy.
We have loth of Win
Fencing and Gates. We
have washing Machines
and Churns, Stoves, Hoo-
ter, aid Ranges, Lad-
ders. Hay tiers sad
Track. Litter Carriers.
Enid nes, WIndmilk,
Binders, Mower., Hay
Lueders, Wagons and
Stock Racks.
Also a number of good
bora...
Massey -Harris Shop
Hamilton Street
DR. DeVAWS FRENCH PILLS et.
gulrtingg IM1I lur, w. •lien. t� a box of thew to;
jla->;u1d at alt I)nut 4Wra0. 01 testled te dap
Wdreaaou receiptol pure. Tar ticowau. news
Cu., jet. C.itlurlaneess,(Ot tnrop. _ae�at_
PHOSPIIONO FOS► M61v. Vha dad
Vitality: for Nerve end Anln: tectemee "grey
natter': a Tome -will build ).w up. rs a bot, nr
two for S. at does .tone. or by mitt on rete. .1
I of prier. Tns Saoartt usu.. (0., at ( th:rine•
iOntaria.
FALL TERM
OPEN$ e.L1TEa00Eta tST AT
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO
31 •acce-..fttlyear,
l odder• getra.te.d to Oredseter.
Staff rynetalist..
C. A. Fixative. F.C.A.. Ptioeipal.
U. I). FLtWINO. Secretary.
-Over $9)0 is bring spent in
specially •leeltifytng the stilets of
3trattord for the ..W 1073' reunion. I
August let to Sits. a gorgeous display.
r SPEAKS RiGHT OUT.
Mrs McArthur Gives Dodd's Dyspepsia
Tablets and Dodds Kidney Pills
all the Credit for Her Core.
Rockaway Valley; Que., July 27th: -
(Special.) - Mr.. Robert McArthur,
well-known hese. has joined the great
I army of Canadian women who are
shouting the to -aloes of Dodd'. Kidney
I Pills and 1)cdA', Dyspepwia'1'abiets.
"[east out 1 hada severe attack
of Dyspepsia. which left me very ner-
vous and ill, Mrs. MtArtlow says. "1
`tried several L11141 o,f wrdw ire and
derived no trot -fit from them till one
jevening 1 happened to read one of
!Dodd' advrru.emeots nod decided to
3try Ihul(1. Dv-pet/id. Tablets end
Dodd'. Kidney Pills, she result was
my nervousnr'±• vani-hwl and 1 can
now enjoy- my wheals. My daughter
3311(4 u'ed IWo bt,x.. of Uodd'.' Kidney
Pills and 4. mei them very bent -tidal.
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We Maw Clod easily. If we d, not
ssestrwls esaMlves to define Iia.-
1s.berL
Canadian
National
Exhibition
PEACE YEAR
America's Greatest Livestock Show
Acres Of Manufactures
Exhibits by the Provinces
Ezblbits by Dominion Government
Exhibits by West bulbs
, .Goseadlier O..M isaii I
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Auto -Pole Matches •
Circus and Hippodrome
Doss. Shows In il.gle Hear
Boy Scouts' Review
Canada's silliest Deg Show -.
BABYLON
Greatest Ortemtal Spet't.aie
`'1r peesented o. C..ti.e.l 14
Pal gine from sagla. Scotland.
United Sate sad Casale
Educational Lsh1Ma
Goods 1. Prams of Malin
Athletic Sports
Acre -Hydroplane "Mahn
Grand Want Ca
walv.l
ICrealoreis Famoos Bt.ml I
Scan .1 ether O..&
Doses Dead Cohen Daily
Chesapeake .laid *hes
i
slyest Midway sur
Pace Y. PL ... hs
I.tseM.Iiossl Pile. Taft..
N Bads dfi. Hssiela.s
Aug. 291914 Sept. 14
TORONTO
AUSTRIA, SERVIA i Relieve Your Mind
IN WAR ARRAYct-
dental to appeatiag en individual Wats* of Peer «Iti..tati.such
n
as -
War Clouds Suddenly Appear over
turepe-Other Nations Mobilize
T11elr Troops
A despatch early Tuesday morally,
stated that the Emperor of Germany
had refused to join a conference with
B ritain, Italy and Franco 1n an effort
to bring about peace between Austria
and Servda. This Is considers a bad
.wren as It Is believed that the !Em-
peror is the "Man of the Hour" in the
sheathes. At Paris a despatch wee
received from Vienna stating that
Austria had c.mmenoed hostilities
against •ervla Tuesday at daybreak.
$.rvlan troops on board a ateatwer
die the Danube Monday fired en some
Austrian troops, who returned the fire.
Reports of Servlans firing en an
Austrian boat bearing troops 00 the
Danube were confirmed to -day In
Vienna. The fire was returned and
a hot engagement followed.
Diplomatic relations between Aus-
tria-Hungary and Servla were for-
mally broken of Saturday night. War
L regarded by the public as almost
I certainty. Martial law has been de-
clared throughout the Austro-Hungar-
ian Empire. The aerator. Minister
and his stag left Vienna-)aturday.
A military censorship has been es-
tablished In the telegraph offices.
The Servlan Government welted un-
til the last moment lett 1t by the
Means of the note. and only ten min-
utes before the hour of 6, when the
!Austro-Hunugartan ultimatum expired.
did the Berrien Premier appear at the
Legation and present his Govern -
men's reply to the Austrian Minister,
No details of the tenor of the reply
have been revealed here, but the terse
statement was made' that It was "un-
satisfactory." Immediately upon re -
receiving the note the Austrian Minis.
'ter informed the Foreign Office, and
'diplomatic relations were broken off,
:Halt an hour later the Minister and
his staff, with their families, had
boarded a train for Austrian territory.
The train wad in readiness to depart,
as an unfavorable reply to the Aus-
trian demands had been expected.
According to newspaper messages re-
ceived at Vienna the mobilization of
the Servlan army was ordered at 3
o'clock in the afternoon. King Peter,
who had hurriedly returned to Bel-
grade when the Austrian ultimatum
was announced. left the capital Sun-
day evening inn a special train with
the principal members of the Govern-
ment, iii the realisation the'Auatrlans
could capture Belgrade without dim-
culty. The temporary seat of the
'Government will be established at
Kraguyevatz. Processions' were form-
ed which marched through all the
thoroughfares. of Vienna singing na-
tional hymns and cheering for Fran-
cis Joseph, Emperor William and the
army. Everywhere throughout the
country similar demonstrations are be-
ing held. it is reported that partial
mobilization of 1.e Aestrtan army
- has been ordered.
The Cause
European diplomacy te faced with
a situation of the deepest gravity, in
the controversy between Austria and
Sert•ia, and unless it is handled with
great delicacy it 1. nod unlikely thil'
others besides these two powers will I
become involved in war. The Austro- 1
Hungarian ultimatum to Sen-ta,
couched In a tong of almost unprece-
dented severity and fastening on t'te
Servian Government and people re-
sponsibility for the assasainationa of
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and hi;
wife at Sarajevo recently. had been
presented to Belgrade. It demanded
satisfaction within forty-eight ho:;rs.1
The almost universal opinion In t:1,•
European (ap:tala is that the Seryian
,Government oar:r,ot ronlply with ouch
humiliating terms as are set forjh In,
the ultimatum, since compliance would
be tantamount to an admission of
Servla's guilt hence war now looks to:
be alms t inevltlble.
England ,and Russia
The British admiralty Sunday night
Issued the following statement: "Or-
ders have been given to the first fleet
concentrated at Portland nbt to dl-.-
perae for manoeuvre leave. For the
Dresent all the vessels of the second
fie'et are remaining at their home
ports. In proximity to their base of
supplies."
The )fr1tteh admiralty also issued
orders to -night, keeping the British
fleet on a war footing
The mobilization of the, Russian
army- will proceed immediately. The
rear fully approved the decision of
hie ministers to thla effect.
DR GALBRAiTH DEAD
Heed of the School of Science-
Deaths From Drowning
Dr. John Galbraith. dean of the
faculty of applied science aided ea-
gtaeering In the Untrerstty of Toronto,
died at 00 3.0105 Bay, which he
beaded.
John McArthur, a well-to-do farmer,
three miles from Port Dover, sixty -
Ulm' Yeas 04 age, committed suicide
in a iii of depression over 111 health.
Win Kluaett. etgbtPe• years old,
was drowned 1n the south branch of
�he unishoka River at t'MOngtoa while
*a73ag to save his horse, whkh he
had driven tato the elver W drink.
Cowtaey M. Wltklnsoa. twesty-
thrae yeas of otic, sop of Lsdy
WIl-
ta, of Hawknerat, Kest, England,
drowned while bathing near
'agar* pans.
Sirs. Josephine Wrest of Uxbridge.
lsg37 years. jumped from the fifth
,Steed ▪ of the Prtvat. Patie.ts' Btdld-
leg of the Om.er.l Hospital and was
testa.11y tilted.
Charles C. Norris, president of Nor.
Hs -Patterson. Limited, advertising
leant, Toronto. is dead.
Perry Hill. aged IS, was, drowned
a the Oteaabse River, pilus, front
is emacs.
WW he live to full the frust? WM be tall W er be away
when roost wanted? Will M neglect his trust for W own affairs
Will he prove unfaithful?,
Thew are all possibilities. Bet yen may leave 1hta est of
consideration ip entrusting the administration of year estate to
this strong, conservative Company.
Call or write for all information desired.
THELONDON E& WESTERN TRUSTS CO. LIMITED
St2 RICHMOND STREET, LONDON. ONT.
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irtrAmutitli
Burning The Midnight , Oil
TH E thinker knows that a light,
easily digested and assimilated food
is conducive to hard mental work.
His knowledge of what is good
for him leads straight to1AS
BORN
Be sure of the right signature. 10c per package
The Secret of Health
is Elimination of Waste
ivory business mss knows bow difficult it is to keep the /*woo boles and drawers
of kis dark hes from the aeewmulatiew is( ua•3ses papers. Bevy housewife knows
bow difficult it is to keep her hoose fres from the a.eemeiatiaa .f all manner
of useless things. So it is with the body. It is difgewit to keep it free from We
accumulation of emote matter. Unless the waste to preiaptly.tlmi..ted the maebin-
.ry of the body snow becomes elected. This is the b.giaaisg of most Immo ills,
DR. PIERCE'S
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Oa Tailor NO Lipoid perm)
Assists thirst/mach is the proper dlgestioa of fort which ie tamed isle health -
sustaining blood and all poisonous wester atatter is speedily dbpo.d of tamest'
Nature's channels- it makes wee and women rlesr-heeded and
to them the health and titration of youth. Now is this tum. 10e year relinamef'-'
!coed 60 mita for a trial box of this m.dieio.
Sand 31 a..-e.et Amos asp De. Piroe'. Eames gesso heedieed
Adener-300e..p..-westh ii Ai..n hands is ewes.( lame• amen.
arta... In. V. weanca. a.e)•ee. R v,
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Regular Monthly Meeting
The W. C. T. 1-. held their regular
monthly tweeting in the Tentt'rr.tn•
hall oiu 11 iny, the chief bu•tnr..e 41
the dtiy )sting the rlr.'tuti "f drp.t 3.
owel l3111)1I113lendall'ts. Thr ft.ilow-
leg weir elected:--ErAngeli-tic we1k.
Mrs. J. Yate. ami \L s. F. Elliott :
Hower unwor 's. Biro A. isovideoo
purity end mothrts met., top., \tr•, J.
<litkln.; lutwle-rteen'• Work. :di.. J.
1'. Brown end Mts. A. Walters : pat.
for meeting., Mts. A. Welter.' wird
Miss Minnie Harris :. twwess woik,
President, corresponding ae• l rotary
and tecolding .ecretwry ; law en.
tor(CIIIeflt 8111141 anti-r'arr(tir•, Yr..
J. 1'. Brown; temper seer io Sit -
day schoolMts. J. Yates: pti•on
and moral reform, Mr.. Wm. Hot:
land; *allots work, Mr-. Wen.
Mclean enol Mr.. Wm. Motherland ;
systematic givingMrs. J.'(.Mai ahal];
tnedwl seated. Mee. (1. fr itntt:
till; ?Mho Atrwies Hoye, piwntw': gift..
W. Hern : soap wrsppire. Jii •. Leech ;
church representatives iiwptie?, Mn.
J. M. Marshall: Victoria, Yr-•. T.
Warrener; North street, Mr,. J. H.
Col hoe ne: Knox, Ni•s Fraser.
Mrs. Wm. Holland was made a life
memher of the union. the pr•eidrot,
Mn. Alex. Davidson, pi -emoting brr
with the life memttet'. pin.
A special meeting of the department
superintendents is called for Monday
evening at seven p.m. in the Tenpin -
Race ball.
RHEUMO CURES RHEUMATISM.
Ns matter bow loin standing your
ease may he, don't despair, get a bot-
tle of Rbenmo to -day. F. J. finaland
sells it with • Ruaraetee to bereft 1
you. Rbewae is wonderful in its
quick maim, the pain .'deer, the
oracles aid bones are rid of eateries*
and stiffnms and eery soon a Rheum)
patient le able to have the same
strength and ^ vitality of youth.
Rbeumo henna I blood ee rieh
thick that uric acid cannot possibly
exist. Rheum° cost.
only *1.00 for a
large F. J. Bntla.d. orait,B. V.
Marto. Co.. charges
Out
-The Ontario govertseat Gab cep
arrived in Mitchell on Tbtnrebay with
A000 base fry, whish were plaited h
the pond. Mr. Watson, the speeial --
officer, was in einem, of the .eeie.
Rome moody ago applIsMIos wal--eta Ward old bore res.Ms.
Mr . Satinet Priest. Ring's Comma. made foe lbws IMh. Aslgwet I1 to OM preetl ss to he a
St Thetas. bee been •»Motel Chair - fraweeks as Mrlttferl ole worn Mike hes3Msal Idol of rsw-
et the Workman (kespsesatO5 hose win ins worth was atlewt. There what Mas _nammllel
Ant CoNdideelOIL milsa ie sew Try bed M tbatrs. Stalest..
Merwarriewairesigiskingesesiewerellaralselesi
Saturday Specials
at the
Maple Leaf Grocery
Fruits
se, •wherrlrs, New (cine Apples
Fl .tids (grape Fruits, Bananas,
Sunkist Granges in all sitter.
New Vegetables
Ripe T,rmatnew, 4',teutnlurl,
Celery. Lett um. ULions, Radish.
Rbiherb, itfew Wi.beaz. .
Houle-tua.te
Maple Syrup
Have just received a large
yoantity rut Rcae•made maple
Syrup of the very.bigbeet qual-
ity and flavor.
Butter, Eggs and
CURED MEATS
We are making arrangements
to have a large and .bele. as'
merriment In all these line, for
iiatttrday sad Waal be is a
popple. lo *imply your waste
with choice Creamery and Dalry
Bettor..trietay fresh Maga Mad
Otero. vii (looked Mitts.
All orders will resolve our
careful attestaos.
S. J. YOUNG
N.mrlsa !bast
HIS HEALN
TERRIBLE S
11 Fmfl+tires" Noi
Kldsys al Con
HeGK l5Vt1.1.f. Owe . Ave.
'•About two Toss age, 1
with in a Tory bad awe_
treyswere sal doing their t
VMS all run down in condtti
the need of tome good re
bavinl Been"Pruita-fives'';
1 devoted to try them. T
I found more than salia1.cu
. Their action was mild set
all 13,41 could be expected.
My i(idneya resumed dt
action after 1 bad taken up
down bozo. and I regales
timvitality. Today. I az
the ebest health 1 hare ever
S. I
" Frwita-tires " le the
Kidney Remedy i• the wort
on the towels and skin as
the kidneys, and thereby
cum any Kidney salvoes..
'Fruit •alives" is odd by
at 5oc.3a box, 6 for h.5• t,
or .:l be sent ow receipt
Fruit a tires Limited, Otta
\\Joma
Weakn
A eremaa's repred
organs are in the m
tense and cootioeoes
pithy with her k
The•Lghtrut disorde
kidneys brings a
corresponding di
the reproductive
Dodd'. Kidney mu..
storing the kidneys t
perfect cosditiow,
and cure those
omen peculiar to "'-
Pale
Pale young girls, w
mothers, suffering
and woken eaten[
the Change of Life
[rest friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Picnic T
!. . •tun • ,
.i•t:
. I that y•
' t • st kind o: 3
al•'.+- ter ..in Ir.
Wo•Nrr• tai in
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t .11t t hr tri .
HAM apd TC .
HOCK, HE.
CHEESE (Trac
tc):. COR 1
SAUSAGES
SPARE -R1
• bill
d tert. •
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