The Signal, 1914-9-24, Page 6• TeeneD•T, Martinets= !t. 1114
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M&DICAL
ili:. GEO. 113 1LEMANN. •OSTB-
JJ PAM. Su women'e end ch,l-
lNu'.• d,-ca.e.. +cuts, %runicand uervou. r!
order-, eye. ear. nomu,d thrust, lumbago and
rheumatic cuudl. iunrt JMee North sweet. thud
lour.frou, the rynare. (loth rich.
lid. I,. J. It. FOlt.9TSR-EYE* EAR,
.1J nme end throat only. Huuse sau'f.oe4
Nes- Toth Uphthwlu,ic and Aural Institute.
'infe>al .1.elet., lieu. No.eaod 1 hroet Hospital.
()seem„ square, sod Mnnrefl••Id Frye Hoepilel.
tandem, F.,utlend. Onioe. 23 y. W eterloo !duvet.
9tretfu.d, oppuate Knox Church. Hors N.
-u az m.. 2 to p. w.. F toil p. m. Telephouc
et
w '1. ANDf .MINN11: 51. GREEK,
tv . 11. C.. ChiroPraotor., spine and nerve
q.eceirsl.. ' Chirop ran tic I, the .ciente that
c..r•. without deur. of knife. Free exanuua
tcn.aussL..I.streWhoa over ifiernian Phone3111. Store. rlegm
LEGAL
DROUAFOOT, HAYS & KILLOR-
.L AN. berrloh ne, solicitor.. notaries publk,
mature roil is Montan.. Court, etc. Private
fonds to heed at lowed rotes of town*
VRIJUDF )l)T K. seq. R. C BATS. J 1.
KiLLORAN, fiv. PAUIIDFOOT, Jr.
G. CAMERON. K. C.. RARRIM
. TICK, solicitor. notary public- 0 os..-
u,l'too Street. Uuderleb, third door fru
Square.
Toronto Cattle Market
Represent:lr4r, pr;c... are'
Butcher cattle. cliotco. , .36 40 10 61.16
do good 7.36 6.26
do. medium 7.00 7.71.
du. cunt mon 6 00 6.75
Dutcher cows. choice6.15 7 25
do. medium 6.75 6 --et
do common 4.50 6.26
('ants'rr 3 53 6 00
Cutters 1.75 4 l
Hotelier bntla. eget**-.: 6.75
do. good . • 3.70
do. common 4,76
F••cJe-h. chuf:o 6 00
du ,uedium.... 5..5
M i l kers. choice. earh mediumINe
do. common. each 40 0e
Sprit:g:•re, each 50 n4)
(',Ices, eholce 3 60
do medium 6 50
do. common 6.00
Sheep. owe.. light 1.11*
do heavy 4. tie
Bucks 1.114
Spring iambs 7.76
Hogs, weighed off cars. 1.60
do. fed and watered. 1.16
do. f.o.b. 1.00
tilAHL1'.M OAI'4ROW, LL.D., BAR
lel 1tIdTKH, ,torso), ed/oitor. etc.. Gale
r t.. Money to lead at lowe..t rates
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BEADIER, BARRISTER. I,
leiter. Notary Paddle and ConngaaDOr,
Aloe Court House. Uoderich. I..1A
AUCTIONEER.
IHOMAS (SUNDRY
. A'VC€3ON5RR:
Bog k(:�et "lana) Office will iltre prou,ptly •.11
endo, to. ltoaideutx Leh:piton, 114
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
," ,UUU Pit1VAT.it FUNDti TO
V lows. Apply 10 It. G. CAM:
IWN. tweeter Hamilton meet. Oedericb.
7.i.o
1.2.
6 :,•
15.111
60.00
95.00
11.6'
7.fw
6.60
6.35
4.64)
'4.60
6.34
.tt0
6.36
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Toronto Grain Prices
TM following wholesale prices are
mooted at the Toronto Hoard of Trade
Manitoba Wheat --Old Ne 1 Nor.,
1141111, track, Ipay ports; old Na 1
Nor., 6114, track, bey porta: new
No. 1 Nor $1.10, track, bey porta.
Manttoba Old Oats -No. 1 C.W.'.,
34o, bay ports; No. 3 O.W.'a, 61c. bay
ports. Supplies practically exhausted
New 3 C.W. oats. 66c to Esc, Take
porta.
Ontario Wheat-- Winter, now, 31.12
to $1.15
Ontario Oats -46c to 54c. outside;
63e track. Toronto.
Corn- No. 3 yellow, 84c to 85c, bay
porta. c.i.f.. sec to 07c delivered. Tor
Onto
Peas 3115 to $1.20, but price is
purely nominal
Rye -7 -No. 2, 75c to 76c.
Barley -For good malting barley.
65e to 70c, o,tslde.
Rolled Oats --Per bag of 10 pounds.
33.15; In smaller lots, 53.26; per bar
rel. 56.30, wholesale. Windsor to
Montreal. '
Mlllfeed-Manitoba bran. 324. track
Toronto; shorts. 526 .to 527, on track,
Toronto; Ontario bran, $24 to We. in
bags; shorts, $26 to 827; middling,.
329 ton:
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• R. ROBERTSON.
INSURANCE AGENT.
lila As ft ratan : Brithd, Canadian and
A 0It,61r'r 8 a
10aNe• MND a.arrl.OTKna' LJA•11:
err •''►e Ocean Accident and linimentee
;urpofatioo• Limited. of London. knee.
ra., i Tr AND UOARANTICK Bort*+ : 7I,. U.S.
Fidelity sod Guarantee Company.
OfBoo u rs.idence, northeast oonn:r of Vio-
tarts and W. Davide streets- Phone (76.
lie tKIIJ.I.P MUTUAL FIRE IN
r G Id A N C E Cti.-Farm and I elated
ow .• a op..r.i insured.
(udl•-.,,-J. (4. $crier'. Pre-., Seaton h P.O.;
hot t ,.only. y'roe•Ihur.. tioderich 1'. 0.:
lees: „I E. hay..24etre.-Teta+ . 8 .4ortb P. 0.
Morten-It-ItE. .tirecer. 4.storth ; John
G Or'. we, N-Unthrop Wiliest ttlnn. Conga nor
Join Ikilol. dei , W004,4,011; Janine kvY..'.
Raoul wood Robert herds. Garbo*: Malcolm
•olio., ,circa li� ♦.Ile ; R. Skeen,
i balloote: ek; 'e taMeit
Yla•hl.t1. tera1s:Y Policy Cn ere pop
��rrwwea� sero and Ines their awed" rreels•ted at
t!, J. b
i'orru-" Clothing ShWr
Shue.' Raton, .rot R.
Y. Cult. 4., ) K tomato, .0 r.•et. 0.4414101..
MARRIAGE LICENSES
•
WALTER ODERI( it ONT• I'
IN5)LR or MARRIAOIC L1CLN8L8.
A Position Far Fall W Winter
We have a sound bu.lnnwwy.y 4wpo.alloa for
a reliable energetic .aleeQeo far the 41.
t
Witt
to sell .hr.b.'. ort[ luPay week'mall ' flower
, outfit free.
+echoic, t.rrltory.
(WWII 4100 wcwcs
W haft and Drnwmen:el dock under *sill
'yatlon. We sell through our .*knee dir
Mt 1.0 the ransomer and guarantee delivery
of flesh. high-grade tree.. . Our *goo et+
are e.l04bl, by waves of the 'orrice we
6�11, a and the volume of bo.Ine.. done. IC -
(shinned IS roars. write P[LI4AM mots
CRY Co.. Toronto. Get.
$.
P,Headroom sata4gae 041 req'„st
either to applicant or tbo-e wl.bingNun-
err /Ronk.
aTItATFWtfl. ONT.
N •
steeme with a eoslirwatal repaca
ides tor kiwi redodrdrarea Mter
o men of Ito
es,
. ,peri r room awl 40.trsrlsea wt*
give Individual stispliew 1. fAssasig
not 'Manhood era T
pwrtewete Why Weed M••
wh.a there 4.M1u et w tarp
enter at py 14 '. IAM Ne ear lass
he* satabegwe
D. A. Met.AMILAX, tPeles`at
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle ---Prime steers, 39.60 to 510.00;
shipping. $8.60 to 39.25; butchers,
$7.25 to 59.50: heifers. 36.25 to $8.25;
cows, 56.00 t0 3..'d'; buffs, 3600 10
37.60; stockers and reediest, 36.26 'to
57.76; stock heifer,. 35.25 to 35.4)0.
Vests -Active and steady: 35.00 to
5,12.60. •
Hogs -"Heavy. 59.50 to $9..;0; mired
and yorken, 33.60: pigs, 39.60 to
$9.60; roughs. 38.35 to, $`1.50; stair.
$6.50 to 37 75.
Merl, and 1 :mbx Lambs $5.00 'o
38.40: yearlinge. 54.50 to 37.00: awl,
ere. sti.°S to $6.50; ewes. 32.50 t
$5,75; nett cop, mi' cd. $6.00 to 36.25
WOMEN FROM
451o55 TESTIFY
To the Merit of Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Com-
pound during Change
of Life.
W astb reek, Me. - " I was
t ps•siag
iniu� the Ap ls saof ilayd baadd
pains in my back
and side and was so
weak I could hardly
do my bouaework.
I have taken Lythe
L Finkham'e Vege-
table Compound and
it `es done me a lot
at geed. I will re-
esmmeed your mod -
Woe to my friends
sed give you permia-
Wom to publish my
-Mrs, LAWRENCE MAa-
• 12 King St, Westbrook, Mune.
Manton. W. - "At the Change of
We I suffered with pains in my back
sad loins until I could not stand- 1 also
bed night -sweats so that the sheets
would be wet. I tried other medicine
bat got no relief. After taking one boe
tie of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound I began to improve and I
continued its use for six months. The
pains left me, the night -sweats and bot
flashes grew leas, and in one year I was
• different woman. I know I have to
thank you for my cootinued good health
ever since." - Mrs. M. J. BROWNE L,
Marston, Wis.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled in each cases.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. }esthete Medicine Co. (conl-
44'ntlal) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
Woman, and held in strict confidence.
Chicago Live Stock
Cattle ---Reeves. 36.85 to 810A11:
steers, 56.25 to 59.15; stockers and
feeders, 35.10 to 58.35; cows and 1
heifers. 33.6e to 36.20; Calves, 38.21.
to $12.25.'
Hogs -Light, 58.90 to 31.65; mixed,
89.45 to $9.50; heavy. $8.20 to 59.35;
rough. $8.20 to 38.40; pigs, $6.25 to
$9; bulk of sales. $8.66 to 39.15.
Sheep --$4 °i to 36.60; yearlino,
36.90 to $G.a5; lambs, pative, 36.75 t
38.10.
Farmer's Market
Folioolog are the latest quotations
for farm produce at St. Lawrence
Market. Toronto.
Wheat $1.20 to 30.01)
Goose wheat 1.16 0.00
Oats ,... .64 .5e
Buckwheat .76 . h0
Harley .70 .04)
Rye . .10 .00
Peas 1.3'6 0.00
Hay, timothy, No. 1111.00 22.00
Mixed and clover 10.00 18.00
Cattle hay 10.00 13.00
Straw, bundled 16.00 17.00
do loose $.00 11.00
Rye straw 17.00 18.00
Oat straw 16.00 17.00
Butter, cho(cedairy 10 .36
gilts: hew laid. dug.30 ' .35
Pow► dtvt'od. Ib .16 r IB
Spring broiler.. Ib.20 ' .23
Docket spring, 10• - -. - -- .11 12
rnrkeeys,- pound .20 .26
Live hens, Ib. .14 .17
do brrllen, each.35 .60
do ducks, Ih. . 14 li
Apples. basket ... .10 .4:)
do Alexander, , bbl . 8.0) sent)
Crabapples, basket .o0 .16
Citrons, each .10 .00
Potato*., new, bushel.60 .70
Cabbage, each .03 .10
Cucumbers basket 80 .65
Cauliflower*. each .10 .15
Tomatoes, beaked .10 .26
Onions, per perk .71 0.00
do. green, bunch .01 10
do. ativenktns. et16 .00
Pork. per pound .16 .20
Sutter and Cheese
St Hyacinthe. Que. -221 packages
of Metter gold at Ile. sad 4114 bosss
of cheese sold at 1213*.
Watertown. N. T. ---Cheese galea.
6 600 bre:es at 14%c to Ile.
Cow.nevillr Quer --Twelve toenails,.
offered 646 packages er better; TT%c-
offered. No sale.
Awllevlllw 00eringa, 1.311 whtla•
and 601 colored; galea. 676 at 14 Xi,
highest pros. affwred. 131 at 14 1.1ee;
Wears retooled.
Landon, Ont. - Nine taearles offer
e0 1.106 Donee *sired obsess; Md'
dung, tithe to 14 %e. ms amiss
lIr Wirer& Melee% was taMrMd M
Tbuteaay lest at WIRgemego, bow
Pet.
sot to Mies Rebs. Irreirma a siker e'
ibreess F4ewr. IM s1MM 11MIIM
44se Ail expert
STEADY ADVANCE
OF ALLIED FORCES
Remains soft on the
hottest joint. That
flexibility gives it the
necessary "life" to
withstand the highest pres-
sures. A perfect packing
for all joints and is immune
to the effects of steam,
alkalies. ammonia. Q ,.
/flyslo•1 erhauethn of Troops Cause.
Lull in Tremendous Struggle--
Sritl.h Slowly Gaining
A despatch from the battle-
front on Monday night said:
The western wing of the Ger-
man
enman Ilne has been swept back
about *even metes during the past
forty fright hour* as • esquel to
continuous fighting night and d•y.
Roth armies. despite almost
superhuman fatigue, show the Ut-
most determination not to yield
an inch of ground without a ter-
, rlbl• struggle but the fresher
troops at the disposal of the allied
commanders has gradually forood
the Germans to recede.
The unparalleled struggle which
commenced a week ago Saturday
along the River Aisne hes developed
tato siege operations. The two armies
strongly entrenched. are carrying On
an artillery duel, while the Infantry
make attacks and oosnter-attacks
whlcb are In the nature of sorties
tram a besieged fortress.
Occasionally one or the other gains
a little ground, but 11 is so little that
the opposing forces remain la their
trenches or take up positions In new
entrenchments immedtately behind
those from which they are driven.
It la now becoming the conviction
of military men that nothing but out
tlanklag movements can have any
serious effect on either army. The
Germans have. according to their
own , official report. been strongly re-
inforced both on their right and In
the centre, where the Germans are
making almost superhuman efforts to
recapture Rheims.
A despatch fromthe battle front
lab Sunday night said:
The bulk of the allied armies re-
mained Sunday to the trenches. wait
tag while their artillery exchanged a
furious cannonade with the strongly -
placed German batteries.
Overpowering fatigue and priva-
tions, resulting irom Ave days of un-
relenting struggle, brought about !Fri-
day
l-
night a temporary lull in the com-
bat of the powerful armies that are
face to face along the Rivers Oise.
Aisne and Wreuvre.
The roar of cannon, machine gene
and rides died down early Prlday
evening, and the presence of two
armies. composed probably altogether
of 1,000.000 or more men. within
touch on an uneven line and ready to
spring to a fatal grip, sanely could
be conceived, so Intense was the still-
ness, broken only by an occasional
vagrant report.
WaterefiDeri Trenches
The soldiers of the aides and the
Germans alike were snatching a little
rest huddled up in the strong en-
trenehme its In some places the
ltrenches were half filled with water,
as equinoctial storms conttnue.
The French sad British. like the
Germans. h::ve now entrenched and
tett!ed down for the stern fleht, which
threatens to be even longer and
more sanguinary Allan the Battle of
the Marne. Progress is being mad"
et some point. by the allies. butt very
s cwly, and the developments of the
past twenty -tour bourn are not dm-
' portant. except that, It f. racially
iconfirmed that the Germans have. re-
keived reinforcements from Lorraine.
} There were a .few isolated entente tem on Saturday, but both aides ap-
ipear to ha••r abandoned the rash
movements across the open which
marked the early stages of the war.
Obviously. the deadly machine guns
have taught a lesson.
Some brilliant feats at arms . were
perfumed at various points In the linea
extending along the Oise. the Aisne
and Wo uvrc.
Wood For Sale.
lie. Itoder. tArntare asst" o4'itrrg•
g ,ted 9 ef. Stab 14 • � •. i..tt and de)'
101 immr,;1•t u•,', -m red m•xee( eat
Il an t •4 1,,r0.. 'egg. forte Ir. sibs M 11
le he. 1.•' b - cord and three o'nt*b. of
I1 i•,r1
We rete a morn .; n lac it -es and u.alit 4"
tor the mun.v that. ewe, b• pa 44)-
wkryefrrrite. ( tir.....4'u;
ti..e.1 •er f a y. nr'0 t.
lir r.• and e^•. Our pr
er. promptly auks.. Sett.f
We save got. the !Anima's
W. HILL do
HENMILLE
Burst Phore0rR.
microbes in Your Scalp
AatfforltieW 667 flet a Lafn'So
causes baldsioN: R yea els lesket
stair try our restudy at *ter tisk.
• • PsFeaer t)asat dOingne}1r.eb
Dr. Sabouraud, the treat f1
Dermatologist, claim that • mi-
crobe muses baldness, and Us*
Geary has been vended berases'
em=
1etie:,tista This microbe deetrtgkyes
the hair follicles, in thew. e•usini -
sratlp poxes to cher and the p M
become shiny. Then, it is bel
aothi wiU the revive e growt✓!L 11
0004.4 bdore this moue, b•Idnnis
m•y be overcome.
We know of nothing that lase
given such universal rtrfartion is
treating the sealp and hair u
p3" Hair Tonic. It has b.re
signed after long study, to overflow*
aha rause of tailing
u hair discovered
by Prof. U Dr. Sabo rand eel
other scalp end hair aparWida, and
we believe it wil do more Una soy -
thine else ran to remove dandruff and
stop felling hair; and 1f say bow
agency sag pweawM a NOW grow*
of hair it wet do that tea
We want you to make 11=1.
We wet y for • mostb'a
el Rata 9t" Har Took ward dm'•
r1 • taga. Y you will me it am
mediae to devotions. mol nn not
thoroughly ll
do this, roe should
s w
eas0 set lis N
Se at less try It.
abort the treatment today. w
tYs
aVI
6 61. 1 ye wastnem rorivietes it Twooddns0. OIs
Tee .as bey ilassg "N'' Nab Tittle
Is Nis *men nlle .sbr st lot *toes
M. O. Dwane, Phut. N., Druggist
Dsdfc.d Blrres. n de•irh.
111. M
Ile On/ libmsessmisehmelltab tr_Isel
British Troops Prayed
incidents of Saturday,
of the
when the fled.. fighting was awful to
its sacrifices,' was widely recounted
d
toay. A Hritleh infantry regiment
upon rsostring an order to advance
and take a German position. knelt
for a moment in prayer Then the
men. knowing that their charge was
to be terrible In cost sprang to their
feet. and. with Axed bayonets, clam-
bered out of the shelter et the trench
b short and rapid rushes they ad-
Vanced In wide_open order. alternate
i' lying down and then making an -
ether dash of 15 yards. Prom the
lie an position came the thick hail
tr tee machete guar,. The attacking
soldiers hurrahed and ,sett J•a they
pressed Reward. Marti tell with
es. of determinatfen on their Ftp*
Malty those who rntnatned of use
saglment reached and took the Gar-
age
arMas position after • desperate tined-
6trband encounter.
The British Advance
tch Rom Pada on Sunday
Righ
"The l 'toady aQvaace by the Bettbl
Pooch on the lit is hlgbty boa
as the Oerman General Von
'a brant to now exposed."
nee oMeda l Moon' stab test
itsads of prisoners were lam by
allies In the centra betwdss
and the forest of the Asge es.
following atnearnalMmt ass
isidle by tee British OMcial Intone
Berese no Olinda:-
b 10 change In the idteateon
Ttalee). The weather I. bed.
Macke delivered yesterday
althwaoes tad dwdai Um sight wipe
melts rwpabed with for ID the
66sny"
�sw�r African Loses+ heel urs
Sietg.dlerOewavwl Arial.,
Boyers. Cosnisieudeutesseralof
Mites of Babb Africa's defense
Iles realgted his poet because
,*1 ►l. disapproval of lbs settee of
Ores, Rrltitle In pestling commandoes
4o congener Gershon Southwest Afrlea
A■ order In Comet' has been booed
hneitteg airship trim flying with
Is ten miles of say of the t'Jtlef eines
er fortified points la Osaaaa.
Jesepk lanb. taunted with wifw
Mr woo •egs/tted M fllsaeNket
Iry0 eddisml1 Sb Mar* tsgli
SAMSON FARM TOOLS
Takes Heavy Lifts Out ef liatoieriag
One than can easily swing rep a
100 -pound butchered hog, without
straining his back if be uses a,
Safe
Hoist
Stables one man to change wagon boats.
lift gas engines and handle heavy loads
easily. It elevates, lowers, locks and un-
locks with one rope only. Holds load at any
point. Heavier the load-tightertho grip.
No. 3 (illustrated) -Capacity one ton. One
of • doses sites, 400 pounds to 4 tuns. At
prices from 11.00 to 17.4)0. �s
COME /16' ANT) SEE
ONE IN ACTION
1\1SON 1•t.\Rel TtX)LS are not a discover„ hut an excellent examptb oT *Volution in the
S staking of labor Saving Tools. The manufacture of each Fork or Hoe is as carefully
watched as a I'iano maker watches the quality of in;;te ials that go to make a superior.
i,iatio. We -try and do everything in o::r forcer to get a ,eliablertool. This means Quality,
Appearanee and Adaptability, and if the t'a,,t sales of the S.1:1 SON Brand aro tin evidence, we
certainly have achieved our purpose. We are authorized by the manufacturers to stand hack of
SAJIS(,)N Farts Tools to the fullest extent. and you pet this assurance when you buy.
FOR OLD TIME RELIABILITY
Who'll' there that is not willing to gives little more for a Fork or floe . that has selected .Ash
Handle, Oil Tempered and Thoroughly Tested Steel Tines, put together by cotr..petent leer, who have
been trained in the making of reliable tools 9 This is just one among many reasons why you should
he willing to get the best. for in the end you certainly save more than the difference, We em-
phatically urge you to.use " SAMSON " Farming Tools.,tor we know the measure .,t real satisfactic>i
you obtain, and it is hound to mean more and better }wiliness for us.
By buying the article ,of your ch:gioe you may he satisfied, Buy. " S.'$.M' ()N " and you are hound(
to be satisfies', for we guarantee each d evegool.
LET US SHOW YOU
Chas. C. Lee
Hardware
Plumbing•
Eavestroughing
Electric Wiring
Coal, Wood, Coke,
Cement, Etc.
Momeseekers' Excursions to We -tern
' Canada
The Grand Trunk r.i;w ay .) stem 1
issue totted trip bonteseek rt e l e trete
at very low tare. from rate ,••• in
Canada to points an Manitoba, Alberta
and Saskatchewan. each lute ay
until October .t tb inclusive. via
Chicago. St. Peel to Duluth. and are
good returning two month* acne date
of i.sue. Through Pulluran leeriest
bleeping cars ate operated *garb Torre
day, leaving Toronto 11.l- p.m. owl
t. •ng tht'engb to Winnipeg without
change. Reservation. in tourist
sleepers may Fe obtained at a nosninal
charge on application to any (:rand
Trunk ticket office. Tee Grand Tiuek
Pacific railway is the .80,1 ►1 and
quickest route between Wihnip`
Saskatoon and Edmont.ut, with
smooth roadbed, electric -lighted eiee..
ing can. through the newt -.t, tmoet
picture/pie and most rapidly develop-
ing section of sestet Canada.
Before decidiug nuour trip ask
Grand Trunk agents for full psrti4.ulars
or write C. F.. Horning. district pas-
senger agent, ISoeye station. Toronto,
_ 7bit'.
-Police Magistrate Kerte had •
bevy time laot west d..Iiek.wttb a
number of caae7 of infir•ae-eion-et'thU
liquor law. Most of the charges were
for being drunk in a public pl.e'.
me cases we!* tried under the amend-
ment to the liven law wbieh deals
with places !Maier, not wader local
HEART
DISEASE
is • minima of Klieg
Olwae. A weleinmwe
doctor baa said. " 1 seem
yet madea eun•
swidesties aG eas*.4dna&
hem Head DiwMs with-
out
Y►out 6silog the helot s
wwesahi." T sEld ey
wsdielse wbdth wag bat ca
the mrtet, most smssee
tel for Heart Dleates mod
Kidney Troultbsi and
weer widely 41.4 bl
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
option hue where no licenses are
i.wu,-d. The u•ngt.Gate was of the
opinion hat the defrndgntb welr'
int -ntiuraIly 'necking the 1.w and!
inrr0-ed fine. in each case of eel and
Clinton School of
Commerce
cost.. the aggregate of tines amount- Are70u maids/ t1. -be' u.e of roar op:.o
ing to well over 314*). License in- Ii s telettw hhe you here therm
spec:. r Johnston Was the proeeeutor. No'niltot oboe > our w.14) In liV every In.n'.
Meet Of Libra Board 1 end wan .n err1: • t�io . ugh buetne.+ t'atn.
Ing We The beet way t • .hlatn that 114 to hays
There were onle two sheen. ees at betel' be'enre••xtreriv"ee.
This you will Id. .Jr* at -the Clinton S. hoot
M r. ontmrrer' nnr • •al.,t"w me•.N rh. a'-tuwl
II. convenient. and delWe.1.. of the thoroughly
DDDLc-dale nine," mar.
We have Ie. aU.rt the Mite Actual Geier r'y' y
tem of 0. oYkeep,,.*. 44.. le the only ")"I.1
published widely ,lcoolie en office Prn•'1ee
Department. Thi Itl.•••• dydem- rn..og sure.
1ro.1k,sr1 Attie- or tr*J:.actton.. all.bu►t.
Mitchell & \'matter, palating, ne..betagperto...edover tbe counter face to
$1,•1,7:., faoi. WWII a WI*,eyeteee endue, 4..ra.,
A circular wastrreived from the .ehaaitotakewsuu'.UonItrs)rtstthe. me
Ontario Library aseeelet eon ennortn- ('4'ng from ono.Itaat4n to anoJtet. he hoe hell
actual offlcr eaperience,
ti^g the herein', of the S'rstfard in- 8.,.M'. thh busing.. course the ('linter
,•titute mreti at Walkerton r>o Nov- Oc I. of l'ommeree offer. tbo tollnalrs
ember 1'2t h .0 1 i:f h. Deer ales to Typ.'e..: tInv. i 444 t. (►.otk ��tdrrir �Mti�a .'
K Type rirlteR• elegrwyhr
represent the Ge.derieh library w ill he the Civil aer,la. Exams: Again for those wh'
appointed at the next meeting. iC dMyely wl'h to Impr"re their education. a
wan decided to obtain the rveain eprrlel Y*rmer.'t 0un,a 1- est vdueed for the
R winter month.
editions of the T,.nd.,n Foe Press
The t lentos >S hor,l al Common•+ [saran
and Advertiser ler tine reading room. tees leulliee. to¢„dnct•'.. The,.rhool 09"
Mr. H R. Lan w*. *centre to In• i Sept: 1s:. but yens n,.r enter any :lair. Foe
(��t. those whocastat tend .ohool. we give a thor
tlrevi... -lbw 'Itdfru r:f oeth i ri'• f t 'aeih- eptn AIT' r ,,r.eeeerver•aswree,' kr .
stiteM tsM► r.wwrei to teeth impost s.t..
(tor the use of th- room la the hast•- MI-•tr.•►. Mae. R t.. the Prim -mot wi1i M
�syto� by ec:s•rt owl exp'rten.M tn4rwe.ere
pteweannee sir eseKiu�._...... -,. - F..te ppsr 14 w;ttaal- pert II st ieettle i .
The librarian reported rsoiipt, of 'Mit ierpert triert0er•e)f. •
p.ee during August and an lase of .
1715) honks and u.agasinfo during the _ --- - - -
*atm period.
the meeting, of tie board ou Saturday
evening, Mayor lteid,and Mr. Joe.
Kidd.
The ecennnt. 'passed were: Geo.
Porter, boo ks, $t00; Paget Grain
Dist, Co.. repairing lurk,. 32.10;
lndividwl instruction Permits you
to enter any day at
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
On•[M 60160. ONT ANI°
It r riplorid an tn. meat themagb.
practical De.iswe school la (',sada.
Snail lo•trwetam
(Tor owe times day Collage Building.
y eery irred.wte gaarsateed a amities.
(wt our 9loser Seek.
C. A. Putman, F.C.A.. Principal.
I!. D. PLx1n'n. Secretary.
i
Brophey Bross
e
GODERiCH
Tie Lead's!
Fanxal Direclsts
and Embalmers
Orden esrwftelly Weeded to
et all bloom 1111110 w day
DetroitConservatory
of Music
Formad 1. Inc Adknowledted
athe limiting musicians of sures.
nd Amerces tO be one of the fore-
most institutions or Its kind to
America. Degrees of B*.Delor of
hassle and Dotter et Meese centered.
Every Branch 'Taught Silty
thoroughlyskilled instructor
Poblfe a
bool Musts and Drswins.
Academe Department Net. ll-
Fall term !resin• Monday. /. e11.
Tsar book on reseest Address
emus L 6.tt, MGL,
1116* Weeewrd Ata, flat. 1. Susi.