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MEDICAL
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K. GNU. HRILKMANN,
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PATH. specialist in woman'. and chit-
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ordera eye. ever, nose sod throat, lumbago end
rheumatic condition. /Moe North Arcot, third
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phthalmic and Aural titute.
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W It. AND MINNIE M. GREER,
"I • D. ChiroprectOra opine and nerve)
apserellsia. Chiropractic is the science that
owns with. ut dresser knife. Free Oinfintio-
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LEGAL
SOIROUDFt)OT, HAYS & KILLOR-
IL AN, barriotern, solicitors. notaries public.
Nretoru in the Maritnne Court. et& Frivolo
hinds to lend at Wawa rates ot interest.
Mier Kest Mde Square. OnlorIch. W.
t'It01.111SVOT, LI, R. HATO, J. 1.
KtILLDRAN. W PADOID•risrT, Jr.
Ea:CAMERON. K. C.. BARRie
. "elicitor, eatery public. (Mom-
litroet, Uuderich, third door iron)
eestre.
CHARLES °ARROW, LL.B., BAR-
' itlEITXR. attorney, solicitor, etc.. Hod" -
rich. Hooey to loud et lowest rat.,
ri MEAGER, BARRISTER, SOL -
M. miter. Notary Public and" C00%eyancer.
tigioe thnsrt Homo. lioderich. Olt 12m
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AUCTIONEER.
THE SIGNAL : 30DERICH ONTAPJO
IIIDVIV6 PICTURES
IVIlINXIT A SCREIR
laveatelea *I • German "Nevis° ISM
Turned Owt a &seems
Boats Eve years age a Germs en -
pelisse's.% Herr Member, Iffsamirod
that if zaciviag pictures were projected
by reflection ln a aerials vamoose. tba
stage could be set with ocenery and
properties. as for a remake Mar. with
the result tbat the usual white mom
could be eliminated, and that the
photographic agures could be mood
about withis a certain area la boob
a manner as to convey the Ilaeoloa
that living performers were sena b-
owed of photograph's reprodmitiass.
Ile was faced with the Initial 4Elkalt7
that oaly small figures amid be pro
Seated, sed this teat teaded to destroy
the Ulusion. slam to maintain this
/*Ater, Ittneise portrayni ot thw
tamers was imperative.
Another oomphaity which trended
him was the deptruction Of the ador-
ing qualities tering to the high Veld
necessary. Tads fatter problem ties
overcome by utilizing plorrots sod
clowns, in which only black and wbite.
gram and maimmtp wore required.
Ouch a limitation vela a handictp, but.
aevertheless, when suck pictures IMMO
shown, considerable interest aad won-
der as to how tbe effects were ob-
tained were aroused. The tacit that
the figures were dwarfish. and yet ap-
parently endowed with lffe, sahaaced
the mysterious effect. Hy .patlent
perimenting the Inventor at last over.
came the latter deficiency, and having
suceeeded in getting Ms figures lite
size. public exhibitions were Alyea In
Vienna with great success. flinging
and talking Offects are obtained by
electrically synchronizing a talking
Machine with • the acting.
THObiAS GUN DRY
MA:Teter LH
'Bo. ca. &rodent:b. All instructious by mail
lot at 144sitd1 011Ite Will be promptly sa
rola, to. ltesideuee telephone it r
"INSURANCE LOANS, ETC.
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If nigh and livariunce Cowpony.
1/Alce at modem, . notifies., turner Of Vic.
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iVi4i.11,1,01' MUTUAL FIRE IN
:..1'11AN1 K t 0. -Farm and. I...dated
*ea iampuriy immured.
Offb en• J. P. tiet.4orth 1'.t 3.;
t mann). Vv.. tiodern-h P. D.,
Thome . hwy., nen . reas., rtortforth P. D.
1 Y. , Smilax t ; John
if. (iebeTe. inthien• ; V. en•tanrc,
John hit,•4141,•!,‘ JAMAA
Smolt wood ; fisher; Sergi... Rowlock ; Mattoon
He en. Wilmer{ !.
Airsrus J. W. Isn, Holwearille; 11. nuri. h.
K sr IQCA. Willima I b•uney, Sedforill ;
-/Inegmlissir s
Shealies. asides 4)' 13341c1 Virsidonr9001
miNestoure cardrecp.4*a,
a. J. re Or • WI so 11.01144 Perire,eltitten, at 34.
..14 • k•roewry ALIAAN•rit reel, tioderion.
UTTLE OF EVERYTHING
For a bet ot ten shillings, a Barns-
bury laborer consumed twelve buns
and a gallon of ale in twelve minutes_
Old -age pensioners at Chiswick.
England, are admitted free to one of
the picture theatres every Friday on
production of their pension books.
For "placing an obstacle on the rail,
thereby causing a train to stop," a
peasant of Nijni Novgorod was recent-
ly fined. 11!• was trying to commit
suicide. and the "obetacle- was his
own head. -.•
Leopold Fedi-mann won the lia-
vartan beer -drinking championship by
consumine at a three -hours' sitting at
Munich fifty-three pinta. Hans Hale
nert cam- second with thirty-nine
pints, whit° tho third competitor ae•
counted for tw ehty-seven.
it is estimated that the motor cars
and motorcyclnli running in Great.
Britain and Inland aggregate a value
of approximately $275.0.00,000, while
Civic first cost, tee money spent on
the p.urchase of motors during, say,
the la.t to )pars. eanmot have been
far .of
T. Strom., pres!dent of the
St:it:Jam! casualty Conimny, of Italti
reduced '.15L own salary by
a y..ar Ile was receivity;
a ar De told the directors
i• '••••".1 t !ming rpaid and asked
:anctlon a reduction. He ev
,1 ths t the cutting his own aviary
• prlimiliary to a reduction of ex-
tier•l... In all departments.
A eurious tiov.:ty was introduced
e n the Paris stage in a little play
ea 'Hirer& dlt le Houle" at the
Tio,atre Cluny, In the Latin quarter.
E ery evening a raring character in
the piece gives the audiences a tip
for next Ilay's ermine. Quaintly
enough the tips proved extraordinar-
ily successful.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
IVALTER E. KELLY. J. P..
HOOKRICH, ONT.
Inollitit OF ItanIUAOk LICENSICK
1 innr 1
E. R. WIGLE
ol Marriage Licesses
WIOLICS ' PHARMACY
Goderich. Ontario
t'1.4.1AT
I Fall Term From Septennher led.
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CENTRAL
IBIJSINEBS COLLEGE
arne1110sto. ONT.
O
prevision000re their
The best CewesoZ a
Reheat 4am4
sod F'--1ourAa
taw pee we 104 eZIGeS1.witere.
eteents des
ether Sono mbeells do. Dor room are
reasseabee wria terror fres eats -
epee sod s wbet we sae at ter ree.
P. • Illot.ACKLAN, Press.
WHERE CANADA LAS
peeieneal mai lotitntrtal lidessables
Performs Weeders le Rumps
Dr. J. W. Relvertaisawho leveed
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gated techoleal school. aad Indust:lel
tenlelag foe the Dominion dorerorn _
es ehairaiaa of the comedians whl ti
Molted Into them matters abroad
Mates that the claim that Canada ban
/Mt the beet schools Is the world "'t
tommyrot ot the rottenest kind." U.
Robertme leaves ao doubt as to I! .
opinion on the subject by Awe • •
mores of cases weerein the Dane...! ..
Is hopelessly. behind many of
ihropeen countries.
la Canada. on virgin soli. the s-
tern grain grower is proud of •
saute of 20 bushels per acre, but
Britain. Dr. Robertson pants out, Ir r
mars raise 36 bushels on s.oll
calttvation for over 30 years. Thl•
is etre to industrial training and 3', •
-
system. of _taskeleti education
vogue in- *the Old C-Ountry. And -
Confirmatory of title a published r
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00 'eotidit-ions In Russia may be
employed. This report will prow, -
surprise ito Canadians whw. have b 'I
N O accustomed to look upon the Cam's
country as a backward and nn • .
lightencd state. In the ten years fr...1
1898 to 1904 Russia's population to -
creased from 130 milliona to 171 nt
Ilona. a higher birth rate being shoe.
than in any other country in Euro',"
Not only has Re/tile's population thu-
g rown. but her productivity has ei
creaeed in. proportion. From 1902 1-,
1912 her exports of wheat rate frill".
70 million+ to 119' in-
vri.a.-w of ee per cent! This urict.
tural advance. says the report, hai-
beeti sided by the state. "which Itiv
Instituted technical schools In 1111v
phsces through the country. and tile,e
already have some /0,000 pupils; tier!.
eultural banks tave also been este,
' liehed to care for the needs of the
farmers, aud of these latter there aro
now 17,010."
Stability of Solar System
A law connecting he distanee of
the plarele of the solar systeni from
thalgiSnalk&1IgliNilaCA-0;011 seat:
which is In close agreement with the
observed facts The mere existent. -
of such a taw throws light upon 7I.
stability of the solar system. • c..;. -
tun, ago Lagrange. and Limier,.
thought they had demonstrated t
Invariability of the mean distances of
lbe planete, and from that tete
Ey of the soar system. But the
'mathematical series used In this In.
vestleation have been .how n by Pole -
ear. to be divergent. and tberefore.
'so tar se Mee. eakedations pi. the
stability le uncertain. If, however,
the distanced of the planets bad been
!hanged .1o. the °Hide of the world
the act4i the tides. their wen -
anal Mtraedos, 06., and If the pell,
dewbatiose to moved bad menmillettei.
'they would have bees different for
different planets. sad so law connect
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lag tbe distances of the planets and
their satellite( woad have Iowa die
moverablee-SeMolide Ameeka
l'er wadies wearies he'• a -•11
Tart 'aviator bee patented a • •• f
bag to held it, water beteg 1,-.•
IMMO see tete at Ihe leg aa d
'114 *MA ensellt at the WM e
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RUSH TO GET MARRIED
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Canadian Rancher Found Many Giris
Willing to Share ells Lot
The chairman a the Eastbourne
Board of Guardians announced- that In
response to a letter published In the
press horn a Canadian chicken raw
cher with an income of 12,500 a year,
who wanted a wife, no fewer than 241
smiles had been received trom girls
wilting to go to the Dominion. These
replies would be forwarded to the
r
77"kw his consideration. HOO
: letters. added the chatrman.
M
ellesitebted charming photograph
r. one girl enclosed some verses
poetry. It was suggested that the
ffilineker should make his seleotion
liniad over the remaining lettere to
1911111dy Canadian comrades.
IltliRTA IN FLIGHT
111exlcon Dictator Flanionod tho Presi-
dency and Left Capital Hurriedly
General Victorian° Huerta resigned
trent the provisional Presidency of the
MORICAll Republic last Thursday, and
Ms resignation was accepted by the
Baste and' Chamber of Deputies by
a wit. of 121 to 17.
Francisco ('arbajal was then appoint-
ed President, and took the oath of
'Moe in the joint session of Deputies
and lionat”ra Carbajal advised the
United States Government informally
that he intends to retire In favor of fact. the cheapest way of btelt
Gen. Carranza He wishes only that yourself up is t fast until )oti
a general amnesty be proclaimed ana as if you were walking on air. 1:
Implements
gay, whoa you some to
tows some to Roo Wit.-
sou's place.
We have a sew car-
load of the bein boggiei
mosey tan buy.
We have tote of Wire
Fenoine and Oates., We
WasbittiMactilnor-
- -and Churns, Stoves, Hee- -
tore ildid Haagen, Leri-
da% Hay Oars and
Track, Litter Clarriers,
Foninee.
Binders, Mowers, Hay
- Lindero, Wagons and
Stock Racks.
Also a number of good
horses.
Massey -Harris Shop
Hamilton Street
FALL TERM
OPErego SIEPTICM111111:1111111T AT
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN SOUND. ONTARIO
31 onconatul year-.
Positions guaranteed to Graduate"
Stall or •poriali-t -
C. A. Punnet, I' C.A. Principal
G. D. PLRMINo. Secretary.
Tlis ere war. An sops -
thing dish ready So worm
Dellenonsly cooked sad
ecouornical.
-15•181 on
aeries.
msa
A STIMULANT
It is a mistake to um, srtlf1.1.1
means of beads', up. Animals ar-
far wiser then human beings. Whe,
3127 fox tesTbar Is out of sorts he do
not sit up and beg for a cocktail. 1' •
eats grass, or he refuses all food for
a day or two. In vain do 1 t' e.t..
blitl to eat. Re backs away from ,
bone or hls biscuit. If you feel tr,
color, go and be a dog for forty-el.:7i
heurs. -Whet!" you cry "Star .
for forty-eight hours! impossible'
It ti not impossible. On the eontrar
It is quite eaey. The hungrier ,
grow the luippler you eel be
Protection given to tbe Properly of
OCR. who opposed the constitutional-
ists. thirranza is the recognised lead•
er of t h"e Constitutionalist party at'
though the active part of the campaign
has been carried on by Villa and
other generals.
Cerranza declares his main object
now to be to conduct negotiations for
P13. Constitutionalists to eater draw, 41/11111ff.01 whk h witty men grow
City.,and establian. Weir government..01110111 and beautitul wanes vow
AA.
withaMmtember •bisediebellotolisiamme- ' 1111rIleal4e13 are mot -eamealiv
to property. He cannot say whether
theee negotiations will be conducted
through the A 11.C. sedOtore or direct
with the Federal'. Unconditional aur
reader, however. wilt be the only con
Mon oa whicb these negotiation*
will be successful.
"Tlie resignatioa of Hoene and the
e ubstitution of Cathodal la itself will
n ot cello the Conatitatiosalists to
compromise on a single point the
principles upou which the movemeat
was founded." he said. "tf the govern -
Sent machisei7 throe* wnich these
aids may be Obalsed is sot surreader-
ed voluntarily by the party of Fliserbt
It will be obtahied by term" Gown
Carranza maid he expeoted ft probably
would be moth .befor• .he maned '
Mexico City.
Hemel 110
Before leserleaLthhavee eapitt
is mid otrold
treasury or moms MOON la geld,
leaving it abeetiutely empty. 'Me low
iner dictator is now said le be ea
board a Bridal' warship am roots in
Jam -lea or Part% where he hi ro
pert*d to hero purchased a mai..
coat home NO tma117 bet Weds,
Ott •• lay shoed ot kis.
simply a method of getting dm.,
without touching In ms •
respects England Is still a barbartri-
sweat/7 In which savages feel at hove.
The English eat in order to he sociabi •
Ind drink In order to be at eat,•.
Basco that primitive orgy. the pub'!"
NSCOVEINEG IN EGYPT.
Ardiffesileellet Ost dee Mile Reports
Besse aceseerkehle
Prot. Ildosard Neville. the well -
taws Egyptelogiet, baa returned to
Ganes aad gives fernier details et
hie remarkable diseeeseies la Egypt.
includiag a reservoir more ancieet
Una tho Pyramids. and the tomb
of the god Osiris. kiss of lb* dead.
Tin professor Is particularly desir-
ous sot to claim the itosor of kis
discoveries Mous, bet to share it
with kis assistants. Messrs. Wain-
wright. Gibson aad Thomas Whitte-
more.
The discoveries were male at At17-
dos, tin old Egyptian Abut, wbich
is half way between Calro and As-
suan. about eight miles away from
the Nile, la the desert.
• "The ground I went Waif was sot
la a asses exactly sow." said the pro-
fessor. "for in 1903 Prof. Flinders -
Petrie and Miss Murray of University
College. Leaden. had made interest -
lag discoveries at Abydos. but 1 pene-
trated further during my two expedi-
tions ta 1912-13 and 1113-1914.
"We worked from Dec. 24, 190.
t• March 11, 1914, and duHns
eleven weeks we experienced some
anxiety sad excitement. At nine yards
usder the soil we found a large build-
ing constructed of granite and very
hard red eandatone. This edifice is
divided into three nave*. whkh are
surrounded by stxteen large cells all
ideetical In size and shape, and con -
'Attlee no Inseriptlous ou the walls
whatever.
'This latter fact proved that the I
building was very ancient, as the
walls of the more modern edifices in ;
Egypt are covered with inscriptions;
In front of the cells is a atone plat-
form surrounded by ten huge block.'
of granite. and the platform skirts
the reservoir, which we have not yet
explored.
"Oa the opposite side to which we
entered we found the burial place of
Osiris, as the Book of the Dead end
the inacription on the walls of the
funeral cbamber twenty yards by
Inc yards proved to us beyond all
doubt. We found also that in some
remote past Egyptian thieves had
entered the chamber of ^Osiris by
pnrelpg a hole In the wall, but it will
of course never be known what the
thieves carried away. Did they take
the sarcophagus of Osiris!
"According to our observation GI.,
temple and tomb of Osiris were modi-
fied and perhaps enlarged by Ben 1.,
about the year 13 B.C. Ancient leg-
eads state that the body of Osiris War
dismembered every night by his ene-
mies and that the members were
transported to different parts of
Egypt. and further that his sons gath-
ered the members every morning and
brought them back to the temple of I
Abydos. For this reason perhaps I
there are supposed to be several
tombs of Osiris in Egypt, but the real
one is at Abydos, we are sure."
Osiris, it may be recalled, was on'
01 the principal Egyptian deities and
Ike son of earth and heaven. After
a war raged with his brother Set,
representing the eternal cotalict be-
tween good and evil. he was slain
He rose again, however, and had
dominion over the dead in the ne
therworld of Amenti. His wife war
Isis (the dawn), his son Horus (the
sun in Its full strength).
but. after tiny have eaten ton
amok ail the blood descends from
brines to their stomaohs. • dog
to Mese atter Me Mauer; tbm
MU* • MOE° Maser go tc•
with their eyes open. AU the
afterathumw speabors lake ear*
MN le Mos. They @pooh oil a rolodex
liMalasb. NM °sly brevity, bat tam
apoper, the seal et vb.-Jaws.
ibesighta
DROWNED AT ORAND BEND
Weak Heart giNL
itays saw from weak Inarts.11 They
obortanis of Wei& an
=Fevg:f5=t.tbe se ding
atter amain sr their eyes become the boort is
sulleimetly Mom/ to pomp biped he the sotromities. sod
May have sold base sod leek or peer appelite lessome et
bleed se is the stensel. • bowl lads mot allseatiee ebseid be Oben
me bed sir-effiest. Mob le
1Pierce's Golan Medical
obis& emembelem me dempeomme eameseime ar Wombat.
III help the bier la the el eldk. mil Meet b
helps the Memeek ses=cor takonpearlatropar.".= bun *ID hat tbs.*,
helping dIsmalem smd aeries despemes. beert-hare ssnl meal sesseallarembie new.
Mem steps eseamive nom rouse ia esevelessease teen Isom Os Ms on
douse samais. thim-bleeded people. Me Vimeeeeer im sebeeklag ea. vitellsies.
Is &ran er ails hem et Ewe Abair mere • simerset
awsspeoIer stadeasiksiwIeseseellwarwiliikt 11,411.4,4 Y.
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London*. Greatest Decorator.
Robert Green is the best-known
floral contractor In London. He is the
man who makes the opera house a
blaze of roses on gala nights. It is
to the intelligent experiments of Mr.
Green that the ideal blending of the
real and artificial Sower is carried
out, so that the exotic atmosebvre oI
rooms In which thousands of strong-
ly -scented blooms are placed Is sulll•
cbently subdued as to be pleasant.
. The business of decorating the big
hotels with flowers is quite a ro-
mance. At some of the most fashion-
able hotels., like the Carlton, the la-
' bles to the number of a couple of
' hundred are reset with flowers tbre.
times a day, and it is the work of th•
contractor to see that the choicest
blooms for this purpose am alwaye
forthcoming. At large private man-
sions where the hostesees are fond
of flowers daily supplies of the mOst
seasonable blooms arieforthcoming by
contrict, the men who see to the
business being known, curickisly en-
- ough, as "gardeners."
Mr. Edward Rats, sem M fisaater Rats.
Sleets Death Rath/ft
dirand Wad. Aag. air. Edward
Rats, .on of Senator New Ham-
burg, was drowned bow yesterday
while in hathine. Brooke Noddy.
ought.. an of hi. compositors. sodomy -
peed to reach him. They were ooly
about Ms sods from above whoa Pariah -
combo loom', exhausted and had to
swim 30.13.,e to ram limn. Oliver
hs a few mimutee mew on the Geese,
rushed is, end toned the body being
washed im hy Or waves. It woe
boyeeht oat atter Melba been is the
avatar twelve suieutes.
Roger Bacon.
In commemoration of the 70011)
anniversary of the birth of Roger
Bacon, a statue was unveiled fn the
University Museum, Oxford, Eng., by
Sir Archibald Geikie, who described
Roger Bacon as ob. of the most re-
markable men that ever studied
within the halls of the University of
Osfeeik.•
Tfer-Clikallaties • of %be ChivoroNA
Lord Curzon of Kedleston, in accept
lag the statue on behalf of the Uni-
versity, spoke of the wonderful
range of intellectual achievements of
Roger Beast, and said they were
proud to add that statue to the trea-
sures which the Ualiversity possessed.
addition to the member a Meta-
metsbed seembers of tbe Umivernity
greseat Otero was a imp gathirlas
et tereiga delegates.
An Aremeeed Vowel of UM.
Armored vowels el war bad as
earlier origin the* ie goserally sup
=Tbs Kaigbts of Bt. Jobs el
Mem bellt in 1626 a war saner,
the Beata Ansa, wbieb was proteeted
with a cuirass of lead. to its great
advastage is see 'Mats. Tle Oasts
Anna bol seethe,* seeders teeters;
a eeetemperary ebreakelor narrates
with aettiblellibeet Met Me
vessel ed a bakery, whisk per-
mttt.d 10. new to oiler the luzery
et fresh bread.
Ire Avail Caseer.
Dr. tashterd, director et the lot-
, Caaeer itemareb Toad labors-
=lia a lettere at Use Royal Baal.
tat, &Waste, laid dowit raise ifet
Me &Telles'', et maser. whieb may
110 gottesaleed as follows: Cut dews
, roar Whose, aliewasee. take the
limed* iliemerteat alp Metes *01 eat reef dieser wtth the
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Acres of Manufactures
Epithets by the Provinces
Exhibits by Dominion Government
Ezhfbits by West Indies
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• Greaadier Guards Band
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Auto -Polo Matches
Circles and Hippodrome
Dozen Shows in Single Hour
Boy Scouts' Review
Canada's Bleated Dog Show
BABYLON
Greatest Oriental Spectacle
iver presented on Continent
Paintings front England. Scotland,
United States and Canada
Ldiscational Ezhibits
Goods in Process of Maki**
Athletic Sports
Aero-Hydrophine Flights
Geted.Watse Carnival
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I Greatore's rill10113 Band
*corset ether SINAI
Demo Bead Ceacerts Daily
Chesapeake sad Shemmo
Elegem Midway Ewer
Pam. Tow FIFIPMetka
Monition' Poses Tattoo
IIII floods Mil blueleleae
Aug. 29 1914 Sept. 14
TORONTO
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peepieg in at ilte open whitlow, At-
tracted by the signs 4 woe. "what's '
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-August Upplasett*s
Saturday Specials
at the
Maple Leaf Grocery
Fruits
Strawberries. New Pine App•. •
Florida .Grape Fruit.. BalliAna..
Sunkist Orange, in wit wise.
New Vegetables
Ripe 1'i/teat/see. t•uctunimet-
l'olery. Lettuce. ueinsa. Ilteritse.
Rhubarb. New Cal.bast •
florae -made
Maple Syrup
Have just received A IAI
quantiry nf He meiroade Maw
Syrup ot the very higheet qual-
ity arid Savor.
Butter, Eggs and
RED MEATS
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to have a large and choke u»
orrirtment in all throe lines for
Sal urday and will he in o
palatine . to oupply yaw weeks
041 13 choir. Creamery and Dairy
Butter, strictly free& ilenpi...o.,_d
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