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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-8-20, Page 2-raw t '&L"" " JU . t1CH } WARM RIO sheisnal A. K. BIt*.DWIN Illnrros urn TIRILI man Two Mau. to bowl the somas 1s Neel. lloderlch (!•tris. eta No. Ill nt' eta.atrnoa juui O. DsI., and Fifty test. per . u said eirtctly la advance One tftt�� wilt be amegitod . M MkrelMn la tan W State. time rate Is ll.e Dollar Sad FVtr (Arnietricely in adv.no. debeoAb.rr who tail t. receive Tea aeaNAL nratarly by mall villeinage a hirer by a«lwlsttag t pu or i cM fetx at Y wet a dal. Y pori • change et sdre d.e 1. denied, both old and the new sddre...hoeild be Elven. ftemitta•o.s may be made by bank deft. sewn. mammy order. met Mire erdK, or registered letter. aub,wlpuu.s May eeom.wce .t any ttors. ADY uTnY Nu nutria. - haws for display sad c,N.u.ct adve.nI.ss.ate will be riven uo appli- (sues. Legal and otaw similar adveRWD.ot.e, tea met. per line tori gent I..PrUo• sad tsar rent- per line for each .ubeequent Insertion. Mr. -,trod by ..cele of ..IW nonpareil -twelve Info to as toes. Heeler.* ward. et We res asd under, rite 1rdW tow /sat. Avattm• earnest, efficient government! What ✓ est. of Lal. bound, &ray.d Situation. Vibrant. Sit nation. Wanted. House. for Sale or a mockery of devotion to time true in- terests Of t'auada and the Empire! golf Ileks of Halifax and Dartmouth. Happily. provident» wee bled and the immediate crisis passed. It is t►us that Sir Robert Borden and his colleagues play with the re- sponsibility of public affair,. Profes- sing rofensing deep -omit ed imperialism--claim- Wit await • m000poly of Canadian concern for empire interests -Sod boasting of devotion to Canadian wet - fare wise run off to save a a.rrupl provincial government from deserved defeat, the premier goer golfing. otb«w seek holiday 'retorts, leaving an “acting" minister to carry on the bust- A recent uumher of the Canadian new of government and deal with the ('racer deals with the effect of the European war on foodstuff prices. In most serinur situation which has con- spite of the marked advance in w fronted a Caned'so adruinstration in many lines the author of the article 1 years Then, when danger is greatest claims there is little necessity tor even the "actingministers vanish wfortorryiuoatr ng. t'anasabre diansnort, elkrhew saL•rey., ars atutas from the wen.. What a travesty on to ttur.pe are considered. With are- sourceful soil and a good, if not I - abuudant, harvest being garnered, Canada bas great cause to be thank- ful. The outcome wort be waived _ - with patience and bright hop.. The essential food for the sustenance of life are plenty and beyond • tempur- ery Hee in prices which it is Anticipa- ted will not last very long. there ie notbtu io the present situation to cause endue worry. ';hr article i* as follows : Breaking of war clouds over the continent of Europe has, upset entirely calculations in w tar as foodstuff prices are concerned. Two weeks ago one Lac uld look ahead with Bowe degree of assurance that certain things would happen under certain eventualities: but the general outbreak of war and the roaring of the cannon bas coWu- pletely changed the aspect of things. With great Britain, Germany, France. Russia, Auatuta, .ervia, Belgium and Reiland in the melee. we can see nothing eheadiput • general advance in fo detuffa should the conflagration continue any length of time. If the war does not actually interfere with the ptoductioo of certain foods,, the advance in others will cavae rush a sympathetic feeling that at least a great many of thew will alio be af- fected rentilau Iy. Foodstuffs may be divided into two parts for the purpose of analysis here -imports and exports. While it ie undoubtedly true that all foodstuffs ADVANCE IN PRICES HAVOC CREATED BY WAR ON PRICE OF FOOD Sugar, Flour, Rice, Beans. Prunes, Nuts, Cream of Tarter and Canned Meats Go Up Another Advance Expected When Shopping Avenues ars Clean -Canadians are Fortunate to it -•.t. rarrw for dale or to for ee I.. etc.. not exoeadtam eletlw lane.. Tau tint) ave i'enr. each Insertion : One licher for first uaa.lb. hYny teal. for seeb sob.•Queue moth. Larger advertisement. In pro loo. An- n.unoea.enl. In ordinary feedlot type. Teo Cents per Iion. No aetke Iso Man Twenty. S ri. C.i,t . Any .pedal notion. the object of which is lbs pecuniary treat 01 any lndlvld calor association. to be considered an ad. er Moment and torsed accanf .Sty. 10 l•nnKWW'N1 NTe- the nonperstion of our .ubr•nber- and readers is rordlslly invlt ed toward. maklcg Tug l uiw. al. a e ootilyy recoil of all local, county and di.triol donut-. No Dour inunikation will be attended to unto* 0 owe Wn- the name tinct address e.f the writer, 1,01 THE STURY FIGURES TELL since hard times have come with Borden rule and unemployment has be - cuter w, widrspeeed, it may he no un- wixed evil that immigration is falling ' off by, many thousands. It is a start- ' ling commentary upon the checking aeoe..arllt for ppA�uubl 40' . but a..,' , odeo'e of l'inadien progress, however, that SioN• od omen not biter thanew. statue , Wednesday THIS 10 thr Iran six months there esu a w( recd went. de•line�if ,ill per cent in the emigre• tion from Great Britain to the Ikhmin- THLIiSI)AY. AUGUST !)t' 1, 1911 I tor. in June the figures were even wore •tartliog. for the decline in em - SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED igration froth the United Kingdom Grace more has the Ontario attorney. I to Canada was nu leas than 70 per general'* department been brought un- �t Since depression. Hnsncial favorably before the public -this time stringency and unemploytnent have in reference to the Hlanchr Yorke been substituted for the prosperity sand expansion which Canada knew ca -e. This maker the fourth in a series of during all the years of Liberal adminie- caser which have been hrodled with! [ration, the Dominion has :eased to no credit to the department looked.. he the land 01 ptntuisn and attraction atter by Hon..1 J. Foy. At first there; to our fellow Britisher* is the Mother was the vanishing of Dr Beattie Nes-; Country. •1 I -' le 1 Nor to it. in Britain alone that Con - hitt, who wan ultimate y ors. to be the land u( Prom.' by the Toronto police. P coming from the Mediterranean will Then Pohlman Evan.. a manager of an I Sola has ire and attrectlon. Figures recently advance wtll o aoc mea n.rexextent, by tb the p d - insurance company. "wanted," disap- Tetroti rt Washington show that •tbr eibtltttes of getting the stuff a this pealed from local ken. J. Vin. Moyes, How of United State.. settlers to the n,untry and floe length of floc war. financier," has been missing for the � Dominion baa greatly decreased Boer Al art from that altogether, the in - provincial =the hold Limas goverment took omee• crease 1n rate of exchange, the rise in past few weeks sod still the During the eleven montbe ending war end ocand Solei cr primer". ill have police department is rtatiwinhg its usual will May 31st, 1A14, the United States ng ethrrgy. Now even the Conservative1 abs her. This advance one equals press is roasting the government for I emigts.tinn to Canticle practically eight or 10 per cent. Should, however; its dilator) actino in Ont'xrio'+ IAtest, staled still and, , 'on the other hand, the ocean routes be kept continually there war, an ioaeate of six or seven aspen, orkes of pi adonis ttoutcountriee mystery. Ur. C. K. Robinson, in the not artnally fog in the struggle cellar of whose 1 wmwnrtb house the thousand in for number of persons �y not Ro very b. and especlaly lady 01 Miss Yorke war fount) x few ,leaving Canada for-tbe United /Retreat' throe foods not eetually required for dart ago. was allowed to Ifave. no- compered with the number enterirg the u�tenance of that lite. tow [rom molested. for the United States. in• the republic from the Dominion in the within fte war zone will go up, the full twelve month. of 191E rices beim contingent upon the the Spector Miller, Wt.be attorney Rog• Comment upon such facts and ration of the mammoth disturbance. do- ors Sad ochre of the attorney -genera Among these will he found sugar. al's aides were • on the job" in plenty figures is unnecessary. They Sell all beans, mute, cream of tartar, Bosnia too emphatically the story of alacken- of time. talked to Robinson by tine; prunes and French peas. Already hour. but IH him dip through their e1 Prosperity and progress for ('an- sugar has taken the pl A at1 list •c.alition. into effect here on Monday. The rut. n - oda under the rule of the Tory -Nation- trance of ;en cents a bundled went lingers. The ToroutO New. says in part : "Re- markable circumstances surrounded the discovery of Blauche Yarke'e re- main. hr. Robinson WAS allowed todis- appear and weeks .lapsed before the real facia 'were uoe *10. the discovery was the r.sn an Ie- cidrnt tether than -the vigilance ut the authorities. The atwrne)-general's depattwrut should take all the facts and circumstances codes serious con - cause of this is the fact that laborers have been withdrawn from the Held, Distribution of Rams and doers in the European sugar beet distticts to A. the distribution of purr bred fight for their respective ccuntrier, stallions and hunts, 11:1 and I11 e.f thus becoming n burden to the nations which tespeotively,bave been located instead of producers, coupled with the in different parte of the Dominion. fact that the United Kingdom, which has now leen completed for the coli- purchases the bulk of her supplies rent year, it is announced that the from the continent, is now compet- ing stock branch of the federal de - supply with us for West India bitrathe 'pattmeot of agrie intone will under- Mi crop Is of a 'tiedwhich, M far as this year's take a futthet disttinuti, .,f Pint. crop it concerned, is gradually drew- bied talus and boat[. during the ing to a ch.. At the Mame dote, ki- lned• is luring mad. in IN York for sideration. Mouths of August, September and Ociobet ttrxt, tt►as.oeiatirnw .4 donne: -'Awericau refined Isom Great Britain. ere otgan Dr. Beattie Nesbitt Pohlman P:cau+ In fair of all thee.. conditions. it iz«d in dtstrirls in which top would lie difficult to ser sugar pur.ue - J. W. Moyes --Dr. t' K. Hokin."n ! .e•rvicea e4 ratisfactouy breeding ant - any ober • untir. Next } orals in thee,elaase. are not already Dining recent year. Canada has burs, a large monitor of whish have tern a heavy purchaser of Austrian already been received, r of whirl' rti mode ('ran.. One der. nal have to look tat idle to see the tendency of the (wan Aveilablr. Applications for tams and SELF AND PARTY FIRST Iat an eat ly data, :a. it will not be it' market. as we aro- now place[ upon , lu many respects the course follow- aibi.In coni I r Chute that err not ed by the Dominion government in I made prior to October 1st.' Farmers our own situatresouion As a direct id.ult o•aecuer the v res of 5tseh of this situation [Deana advanced 40 stack should arrange to ("Minim an Prices of nuts have (wen withdrawn. connection with the shipload of Hin- desiring t seri cents a bushel on Tuesday. dos on the steamship Komagata Meru 1 was nothing les. than astounding. It revealed an indifference to Canadian and Imperial interests which was dangerous in the extreme and start• 'ugly Mu initiative as to the lightness' with which the members of the pres- ent ministry treat their reeponslblli liar. The arrival of the vowel at Van- couver created a delicate and serious situation. It grew in seriousness with the passage ..f ever. week. At the end of the perliarreelary session, It had heroine pregnant with national and imperial danger.. Aa minister rf the Trite, tor Sidon charge of the im- migration leranrh. lion. i'r. Roche was properly etpected to heed every *Bort toward tweeting the ailuali• ,i, It Wu a eitoation which demanded not only his energy hot .vrty effort of his colleague% in the government - Wises happened t Hon U'. Riv:be put roily politics above all els. and hastened from Ot- tawa at the close of the session to fight for for salvation of Ibe Roblin government in Manitoba. Hen. Rohe,t Hoge.s and Him Arthur M.ighen went with him for the same u nworthy purpose. Sir Robert Bor- den and most of the remaining minis. - bees went a holidaying to all part. of (meads and the I,nited Nimes. Hon. C. J. Doherty. minister of justice. be- came acting premier, acting minister of the interior. and acting minister of n early everything else. While the ministers fiddler[, a fire of imperial peril was smouldering on the l'aeltir coast. When a crisis was reached a few days ago. Hon. i... Roche was . till absent from Ottawa and. lo and behold, the acting minister of the in- hsrMr warp 5150 among the missing Waugh Premier Borden happened to have returned from his trip to the tpilfkIF witel.Stiff association in their district and for- ward their application to the live H ock commissioner. department of agriculture, Ottawa. from whom ap- plication blanks and all information with respect to the conditions under whicb pun bred sites are distributed. may he obtained. It is understood that all application., tiball be retorted upon by officers of the live stock branch Mid that favorable action ea regards any application xhall be sub- ject to the approval of the live stock commissioner. Letters addressed to the dip artiseet do not require poet• S tec. If you have $100 Thee re mere i. ek. 3.r4e. Ilaek it ] ear reeit.. franca t mita weevil a i. net 1 seems r.. die ..ease it eisid Withdrew, • � ..irate. d 4.401, v... MONY .iI .owl n..t� sw.rers d eat V. Via M ee• dRieess M- -estL...4 '. per Cent. DcDfltures Thar .ria ieeh.eb eeean. Tliw .reo trei li or memw .. .weer I Wl 4• .. i i i. se . e} • �" • ••Di�wna-�••dred bin to ..stns, time veers srerneerw and web- etii. w el ...awl veneer hid -.p Capital - $2.000.000.00 AseMs • - • - $5.000.000.00 C..v..wr ease! ramble edger. re- f...mm "e.I7- . ewe Standard ' e lance 114-4111111110 re tUsv_vtY1tR W. L HORTON. Ceder+iek Residers oirese.e FARMER'S WIFE ALMOST A WRECK Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkhasn's Vegetable Compound —Her Own Story. Ldwdoo, Ont.-•• I am afarmer's wife and • very busy woman. Lilt swami' 1 was taken with severe pains in my back so bad that I could not get up or scarcely move with- out pain, and my periods were pain- ful. M y husband called in a good doc- tor and I was under his care for some time, but he did me little or no good. One day a friend of mine told me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vega table Compound as she had been greatly helped by it I began taking it and Boon got well, and my periods became natural again. Since then 1 have had perfect health. In fact I have never felt so well in my life. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is • medicine many women need. If you think this letter will help other women please pub- lish it. " -Mrs. K. C. YULNG, Tambling's Corner, London, Ontario, Canada. Women who suffer from thosedistress- ing ills peculiar to their sex 'should not doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore their health. If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia 1•:. Pink ham's Vegeta- hie Compound will help you.write -to Lydia E.Pink ham MedicineCo. (confidential) Lynn.Mass..forad- viee. Your letter will be opened, rend and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. In view of the fact that it is iwposaihle Many at the preeent time whether shipments ran. be made or not. No priers tin be secured on cream of tartar. As this comes from the re- sidue of the wine tanks of France, the reason is plain. Markets have ap- =ppaarr�etnntly been turned inside out. enemies have advanced • quert- et of a Dent. ,aa shipments of the Bo•oia fruit have been abandoned, and French pea+ ate on the up -grade. So much for foods directly affected by the war. Many other markets have been thrown in a panicky con- dition by the participation of Great Britain in the struggle. Tuesday was a feverish day on the markets. Not only did boas. prunes, cream of tartar, nuts, etc , present themselves on the stage, but rice took a *widen ...went of rill cents a blundred, and canned meats shot upwards. A large Montreal firm withdrew prices on canned meat. PO - Just what wiU.bapp*n to Ofd Cows - try -Jame an& biscwils teetnaine'to he seen. Undcuhtedly it flour continues to soar as well as other ingredient* of the biscuit. this article will surely ad- vance. It Is pointed nut that the war risk as ii per rent in additive to the usual marine risk. and sbipmente will all he subject ro hoth until an' least the atmosphere risers. Much the Saw applies to fans. which in the event of for presto -moat, war, wean high prices. or may he withdrawn from this RIMY. tel .Itopether to fact. just at pre*. ent it ran be taken for granted that everything imported from Europe e5n be counted on going up while the Prevent uncertain situation exists. One of the chief difficulties to shipping (Nd Country goods to this market is t useertalnty as to whether ship - u. ran 1.e .nivally made within a *Me time. 'lire war has touched to me Vital spent* in the market fo rhrmr prndurta Ibe flour market. which has been quite placid up to two weeks ego. went up on Monday Maestri • lours], sad admire*" wheat portends still Meth.* a1eesalona. Oatmeal and roll- ed oars and otter reeeal* have also hero draws into the 'tortes, and gone upwards. Fish has shown signs a ad- vanes rad -If our loulse to, the Old .r_,.- a...s.:.o Country are wade thoroughly safe, we may expert still further risme not only in the alto'.t lines, but in provisions. The effect that curteiliuent of ehip- ning has had nn prod -ion market. was refle•te 1 in seam' i,ow1 declines io hard and pork on the.l'hicrgo. market Monday. But just a- soots, as the .hipping avenue"' are clear there is every possibility of advances in butter, bacon, eggs and meal FALLING HAIR AND ITCHING SCALP Y I BRITISH COLUMBIA LETTER The follow/beg letter was received by the family of Mt. Jesse they, et (ludericb, fwmerl of Ashfield. hem their daughter, M� Fannie 8. Gray. a miseiooary at Port Simpson. Brit ( uiuwbla: - July ldtb. 1914. Dear Brother: -I wise you could see this place. It is • little Indian vil- lage ono the banks of the Skeins river, • lonelylittle valley .urrousded by mountans. It le quite Hite home. The trees as different w what they are uu floe rout. WIW .trawberries and rasphertlee grow iu abjodatice. There are horses and cattle, wheat, nota, etc., growing and beautiful g a''dess• 1 lett Port Simpson on Tuesday mot niug at true o'clock: reached Prince Huger, about four a.m. and stayed un- til lOo'clnck Wednr.dayy mornirg when 1 boarded the train. The G.T.P. fel- low• the banks of the flikeina river all the way to Hamilton. lin the right side flows the river, a swift current, and on the other are lofty mountains with wonderful stresses' falling down the hillside buodrrds of feet, with here rod there little villages and val- leys, where funs and small gardens are cultivated. At Hagleton r wok the stage fot the hospital a anile away. The hospital belongs to our church and Dr. Winch is in charge. 'The stage was full of p ople, the road was terrible, wme- tuues an deep ruts, sometimes swing- ing around the edge of cliffs with fear- ful precipices. I thought every min- ute we might roll over the embank- ment but finally we reached Dr. Winch's about six o'clock. (knew three of the nurses et floe hospital anti had • most delightful time. Miss Crawford, of Lucknuw, is training them, and we had a great chat because we "both knew many of lbs saute people. The next day 'Mr. Lninlinson came from Kishpiax for me and I had another furioAa drive of len utiles through the woods with nothing but an occasional ludian eneamprurnt to be seen but I enjoyed the driver as 1 had but one other since coming avert four yearn aao . Mr. anti Mr.. Loinlinrus ate the only white people here. They have a school teacher with thew usually Mut Jibe tri haviug holidays just now. Mr. Loiulinson speaks the Indian language. S., he conducts his services eotitely in that language. He is -Certainly cluing a wonderful worst. There are the wort hideous totem poles hare. I wish I rould send you pictures of them. The cemetery herr pts a wonder. Over every grave is a curious little house containing many treasures belouging to the person buried beneath. The people herr are net nearly so far advanced as in Shut - son, a generation behind 1 should say. They aerie friendly. An add yuan came in on Saturday to thank me ft r coming to encourage them. He shook my hand in gloat 'tyle, 1 io- tend staying three weeks. Just before cowing away I had a letter trete Mr. L,ansuui, a young roan who spent two years at the Buy's. NEEDLESS -USE PARISIAN SAGE home He had been attending Columbia (allege during the past year Now that Parieian Sage can be had and is doing summer supply WOOL as at any drug counter it is certainly needless to have thio, brittle, matted, stringy or faded hair. No chatter how unsightly the hair, how hadly it is falling. or how cutch dandruff, Paris- ian Sage is .II that is needed. Fre- quent applications and well rubbed in'o the scalp will do aintactr-it acts like wagir. The hair roots are nour- ished and stimulated to ri•ow new hair. itching 'welly, dandruff and fall- ing hair cease -your bead feels line. Rest of all, the hair becomes soft, fluffy, abundant and radiant with lite and twenty. You will he surprised and delighted with Parisian Sage. Try at leant one fifty tent bottle from R. R. Wigle, he will refund the purchase price if you ate not satisfied. The Mistiest Fair A study of the Western fair prize lista this year revel+ the fact that the increase of SLIM) to the live et oak de. pertinent hex been well adjusted throughout the lief. The exhibit of hone+ has always Ireton • very attrac- tive feature of London's exhibition, Ind his ye.r ptnmiees to be even bet- ter than ever: hall) of the $1500 in. rt cam was placed hy the board nn the horse claire,. and it certainly will bring the hest there is to be t,,nnd to c pet.. :The secretary has already had considerable cot eepondenre with a number of large ca• t le breeders, who have intimated their intention of bringing their herds hi the exhibitior. thi- year. Exhibitor. of live stork of all kinds at the %Vecera fair invari- ably expie.a themselves as well satis- fied with the business they do while et the exhibition. xP there is such a fine large farming country aurroumd• ing London. there i. always plenty of buyers for first class stock. The man - ..gement have erected another large borer barn. so there will he pleat of stable accommodation end everything possible will be done for the comfort of exhibitory. Priv list, entry forma. programmer and all information will be promp'ly given on application to the nerretary .1 the general offices. Iticht.00d ei meta Leech's. A patriotic lI ntteal landlord baa notitede•his-..t...wtr at Feint l![. Charles that families of volunteers will remain in their houses tor one year without rent. GI LLETT S LYE EATS DIRT" Canoe, near Salmon A: w, southern British Columbia, and he is:boarding with Mr. Will Kirk, a son of Mt. Robert. Kirk, who used to live at Dangaunun. Mr. Kirk told Mr. Lau sum he knew buy father and mother, so he wrote and told ate. 1 had x long letter flow Olive. Mlle is enjoying ber work at St. Luke's hospital. New York. July Zlnd, 1014. Last Saturday an old Indian ntougbt me a nice haaket. You will enjoy seeing some of the nice things 1 have when I get home. 1 AM having A pleasant holiday, though l haven't' seen a white perwo but Mr. and Mrs. Loinlinson since content. Mrs. Loin- linwn let me cook, au l des icing the first i have done tor tour or five years. I made Penne - were-hi.eutte for tea W night. We went fishing last week and each cunght two trout which we had for our supper. We are going again soon 1 expect to he on my wry to Port Simpson by the time you get this. The mail goes from here once r week, and it goes out today. Love to all, FANNIE. 8. GHAv.$ Kisbpiau, vie Hazelton. B.C. A New Species "Pat.' said the do.tot. "your erre it a very pe. oilier and Riffling one, and if you'll Agree, I'd like to call-in an- other phy.Iiau. Two heads are bet- ter than our, you know.- "Oi agree,' returned the willing patient. •'Sere. th' felly must by worth stein.' Bring in the doctor with the two heads'" r1 A'SHORT SHARP STATEMENT It Shows That Dodd's Kidney Pills are no Filth Clue Petite Vallee, Gaspe Co.. Que.- Aug. 17th.--ISpeciel. 1 --Patrice Cute, well knows here, rakes the tullowsog statement : ••For five months I suffered front Kidney Disease. 1 sent for two hoses of Dodd's Kidney Pills to try theta. They made me well." Mr. Cote's experience is similar to Of aeon ea.0E - •astiera: lawriadt ney Disease. they tried d'. Kidney Pills and they found health. They have proved for thew..Ives abet DO matter bow far advanced the Kid• trey Disease is., the cure is the steme-- Dudd', Kidney Pile. Dodd'• Kidney Pills simply cure the Kidneys. To tau sure you hear of them curing tbetmatisen. dropsy, britches dlIe se. diabetes, gravel and other dice►See but that is because these are all diseases of the Kidneys or camped hy sick kidneys. The natural way to run them is to cure the Kid - ear. firsek Meets Drees A certain college pevieasot, wbo writes a Horwe•e(ireeley handtells this story at his ow. expense. He had written a n.arwinal comment on owe of the etadwnt's theme.. and shortly afterwards the student rame to hire and said : -Professor C -.1 war "nab. to reed what you wrote on my paper, and my paessta also amid not deet poor M. 1 them called os ely uncle, • lawyer, ..d to flaally managed to Mad It for me. - This M what the professor had writ- hes r "Year penesasetlp Is warmly i.glitiae Awgtsst llppl.Itutt'e. fAl"f.-_� W. AtON 8 SON New Fall Silks Sad Dress Goods Duchess Satins, Taffetas, Moires, Shots, yard wide Dress Silks in blacks and colors at 90c $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 Sheets and Pillow Slips Sheets made of heavy English soft rbe.tlpg, even Si thread. Sixes '2x. i yards. Special at per pair .50 Finer. English Sheets Yis2} else. Per pair $2.25 Pillow Slips. full kiegth, 42 and 44 inches wide, at per pair 40o Whije Quilts Americnn 4 -ply crochet cotton Quilts, full double $1 bed rite. Special each.. . .. . . .25 Carpets Yeti w;de retro -141 os pure wove tilled Union Carpets In reds. browns, fawns, neat patterns. Iteguhu per yard 75c. 60c Ypecsal V�Jt Tapestry Carpets Twenty-aeven inches wide, in a large range of neat pattern. and all desirable coloring.. Regular 75, to 00c a yard at C(kC per yard .. . , .. �h 1JJ Floor Oilcloths In 1 and'2 yards wid« special at per yard 1 25c Linoleum§ 8 and 1 yards wide In • large assortment of p .t erns and colors. Duret import from Glasgow at per We 'quare ycrd - 45o, 001364: Japanese Furniture ('baring prices on all verandah furniture. chairs, enters, hock era, 'lover. etc. . W. Acheson 0 Son Caught in the Act Yes ! Caught with the goods—a box of Kellogg's Corn Flakes. But it would be a shame to scold them when they like it so well, and it's so good for them. Western Fair LnNDONI CANADA Ontario's : Popular : Exhibition SEPTEMBER zith TO 19th, 1914 INCREASED PRiZE LIST Magnificent Programme of Attractions. Twe Speed Events Daily. New Fireworks Every Nigfat. COME AND SJ.Lws The Defaieiieir -Experimental Perm Exhibit and The Caa•dan Royal Dragoons The Lon T Kennedy Shows will fill the Midway. Music by the best available Banda REDUCED RAILWAY MATES COMMENCING SEPT. Itth Special Recurs:in Days. Sept :stk. adtb. t71h. Alt thirsts geed till September suit. All information from the Secretary W. J. REiD, President A. M. HUNT. Secretary Easy Tbo.uid Farr row w rM 1111 rl*TESA GAMMA "GOING TRIP WEST."r' TRIP EAST." 312.00 TO WINNIPEG I SILO, PINI wows Fa 0ma0.100/aaDAATE � Mvve..s lf'� r`•r w ii:+a J.c ti b s• Maas isalamew. r taw Iliweemi as •...w.w.-.... eta nwasw�w..+'a�ail_r_rre +r'• fmn mS .wa • a••e•ss pu` n.m t r.. t etest .rlsai. emtsni sri. I car. in Ng JOS. KIDD, TOWN AORKT, C.P.R. PROM to '" ,istaay, aft - res„ �. sen .,�,t ,✓ Joy yr ei', 2..,171'.