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ONTARIO POOTLIPT
The leading Sulky Ptnw to Oo-
tario. Other popular Riding
Plows are the rolarto Fcy)tltft
and Beaver Gang or Sulky.
We have Orown and Kid Kan-
garoo Walking liaog., Frost t
Wood and Oocksbutt single
Walking Plow., Cook.butt Dtac
sod Fertiliser Disc Grain Drill..
A full line of repair. and Plow
Pointe alwsys on hand.
ale
Herbert F. Morris
Hamilton Street
T. Swans'
'Bus, Livery
aed Back Stables
MONTar:AL &rawer '
JUHT OFF THU SgUAax
cs
BUSKS MEET ALL TRAINS
AND : PASSENGER : BOATts
Passengers called for in
any part of the town for
all triins at G. T. R. or
C. P. R. depots. Prompt
service and careful atten-
Our Livery and Hack
service will be found up-
to-date in every reepe'rt.
Your pat ronagwsolidted-
T. SWARTS
('hone 1(17 Montreal Street
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ASTOCK REPLETE
%vith correct wear for feet
Our Shoe snot k to complete
with the .te'Arnrr.• Creation•.
Every desirable •• ale in high
and low .hose for both men and
'Women. Our lire of Oxford., in
the most desirable rotors and
leather, will interest and please
vim. Ample provision has been
made also for the tots and neer
tot 0.
SHARMAN
THE SHOE MAN
MONIES Of ill ALT!
The Klsy M altelearls Pasties fi; ar
Mauro Training Elephants
The Severstgas of Europe hart. _34
have had, mime emulous hubbies. The
Kaiser has • distinct penchant for t
carpentry, while what King ('hnrtuu
doer not know about the pr ul. r
croft is not worth toes rug
It has remained. however, for King
Ferdinand u[ Bulg•.r:* to take
strangest pa•tlme of all -animal trate
lag. A little white ago the King, tit -
tag of the ordinary methods of :elev
tag his mind from the cares of a:, ,
trveated In four . tephan•s And no.v
he spends all his spare time teach:tie
hi• giant pets ill that an educated
elephant la required to know. Th.-
four
hrfour beasts are housed at a farm on
the outskirts of Sofia, and every day
King Ferdinand spends an hour or so
with them, superintending their toilet
gad training them.
The King has brought his usua''
seal and enthusiasm to bear on his
holaby, and the consequence is that
his elephants would do credit to a
profewkmal trainer. Not only do the
pachyderms recognize their Royal
master when he visits them, but they
can do several simple tricks at his
btddtng The King Is very proud of
his petsand isheuerer his Court Is
visited hy anyone of distinction the
Royal guest t■ sure to be taken tr.
the farm to admire the great beasts
at their work and play.
Indian Liked Alr-trip
T(TE 8IOcA L : GODERICH : ON1 ARID
Wood For Sale
111- .aids• timet •.e .gale M sine a
�e�I•y
Vise we deemed d .1 F.
/r M 4 loo • ora, sett Sr Mesh or N
if Sad It Incise. d o Me
(w. ►► to t he cord red litres Nn4i h. d
It leolw..
W• gtre more growth:watd 9n.,li•We
ter the money than non be got el -
whirr •ha One euetn.ee.•.-y +o. T•y
u. and .w tin runnel.
moue and eat our prtetra All •ud•
ere
,.u"nptly Mien. datlwfactlee • sot -
Wieser you tae m.ddlero•nY peeat•
W. HILL & SON
BSN MII,LSK
Rua I Phone 6 r 8.
Clinton School of
Commerce
An you making tit ne-t ow of runs oppor-
tun tie- whit• you havrthem
.
No matte, wt - t x ..ur walk lo 'tf •-.e.y man
1•d wnm.n nord. a 1ho•nugh hu -in ++ train-
!.. l b.: hr.( wry 1. obtain that 1.. to hove
art e&I bo. lo.. • per !et•ee-
Thla you will ubt.ln at the Cllr text 8 bool
of C••mmer.e. • •.r 'mini g me«1. the somal
requirement- inn drrnaud■ of the Ihrxough17
r{r1 .lrtr . for.• ms• .
W.. base.u.lalled tl:a BII++ Ant u-.loffice ar-
um of ttookkeeptng. rid• t- the only aywem
publt,h.'o .sits Is •qni-. an otyi •r F'r wake
p+.one .1. Th. 01..-' 14y -tern re,semi•.
Imaginary pa lir. or tiet.••.e$$On-, all bw.1•
nes being frtt,.m•eA nr. r the cnnnt• r free to
fare. Wren . 14 ,.. ••)stew graduate Moven
reboot to take.. -uu t l•n It,.),.rlhe.••ma ar
twee from onedt••ttou to moth.', he h.. bad
actual nff,er rtort .. nee,
Beide- 11,1. hu."tr.- tannase the Hinton
School, el Commerce offer. the fnlluwirg
Doone.. OR enogt . pity Ib .t h Greg. and Pit nun t.
Typewriting, l'elegrsery and t'v,..'*$l9'• for
the 1'0.11 nervier Exam.. eat'. tut thee. who
merrty wt, h to iurpru r their • dn. •t hon a
Farmer.' t our.e 1- nit rod u. ed or the
winter mouth-.
'1 he • 1.010.1 ++ebur ; 04 Cemmrre- guaran-
tee. plait i• •.. g.adu air-. 'rbc ,.cissa even.
deer- 1.'. hot yew r ..y enter any thee. Fur
th .e who rant attend -.boot. we Iirr a then,
ough up-to-drte corn..puudman Door;. by
0..1.
Mi.. P. F. %Fare. n- •.. the Misdeal w1U be
as-I.te4 hr expert .u,r .' p -sheered h,-irenteet
For tufo u.ateo0 welt.. w. ne e•lI at the .ebyol
and In -pr 1 it Cu vourse•lf,
CLARK'S
STORYETTES
A y••uog Snail mud • y..uug woman
on the Luk• were eombenrn4 the gains
of golf gad wooing. "Here• a quart-
er..sandie,'' said the young gnat, re he
stat ted elf with his arm around ds
tear cumpeniun'e waist ; "you want to
forget this." "Don't woary, sir," re-
plied the caddie- "I've forgot snore
about that kind of hu.ineer than you
ever knew.
• • •
An old Scotch woman was famous
for speaking kindly. No sheep was so
dark but •be could dl.00ver some
white spot to point out to those who
were apt to oedema. Oen day a
gossiping neighbor lost patience with
her and said angrily : "Wuminan
yell has a guid word to soy for the
deevil himself." Instantly Dame the
reply : "Well, hei e a very indostre-
roue body."
•••
Joseph Huansky, conductor of the
New York Philharmonic orchestra,
mace met a newly arrived and lather
pompous railroad president at a func-
tion of some sort In • New York
hotel. After ;,he usual oonversetlon
following introduction. the nil -
road man asked: "What ie your oc:
cupabt iou ?" "Conductor of the Pbilbar-
menic," replied Mr. l•ltraipeky. 'The
Philharmonic ? Why, 1 never heard of
that railroad."
• • •
He came home and found his young
wile dissolved in tear.. 'What do
you think has happened she cried.
I left the cage open and our canary
Ism flown away.' He undertook to
give what consolation be might and
took the dilute/teed lady in his arms.
As she nestled against his shoulder
• new access of sobe convulsed her.
"Ob. George," she murmured in a
choking voice, "bow I've only you
left."
Better than
Batter
Nicer.**
send r i0..
les, lei, lids
and le sags gala
If yew get Clash'• Tin
get the best.
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"I'm willing to give you something
to eat," responded tae maid without
any hysteucal symptoms, "but you
intuit earn it. Are you willing to do a
little light work ?" "Yee, mean)," re-
plied int. Bobo. weevily ranking down
on a bench, "anythu.g to get bread."
"That room," said the maid pointing
to the kitchen, "is full of flies. Do
you think you can kill them?" "Yes,
ma'am." replied the hobo, retaining
his comfortable position 011 the bench.
"Just ret them come out here oue by
nue.' i
A canvasser stepped briskly up to
Mr. Meeken's desk and laid a ►mall
made clear to his tight band. "1
have bete a new letter opener," he ;
•aid. "A handsome article to be kept
on the table ..f your library, and
"Pardon me," interrupted Mr.
Mer►en, ttitbout turning his head,
"nut 1 alrredy have the be►t letter
r pener and the quicken." "How
lung have you bad it persisted the
"Toumw there con-
rtlut improveweo-te auras Dai °fes;
troduced." "Nine couldn't he ink -
proved," responded Meeker. '•I've
had ber for about two year• onw--an.
uiverrary of the wedding next l
month."
• • •
An asp icultural expert, who hid been
invited to address a state grange, ex-
pensed .opinions with which a local
tamer, a plain, unult,,ur•ed man, found
fault After mune discuseiob, in. which
the score of the meeting was clearly
with the farmer. the expert loot bis
temper. "Sir." be odd to bis opponent,
striving to speak coolly, ".;o you rea-
lise,that I have &Sero at two universi-
ties, orie in this country and true in
Germany?" "What of that?" de-
tnanded tba farmer. .with a faintly
Metering smile. "I had a calf that
outred two cows, and We observation
I made was the more he nursed the
greater calf be grew."
• • •
A landlord rstutniog home after an
absence of wveral weeks saw one of
his tenants setting on a stone wall'
whistliug merrily. Thr moment that
be greeted haw. however, the wan
.cowled and bet -an abusing him.
"Why, what's the matter, Pat's" be
asked. "Platter is it F. was tbe •new-
er. “Metter enough when your etbe-
ward is alter evictiog me, bad luck to
!" '`13 ted you? What for?"
"The old liar pretended me cabin
wanted repaiting, and as Oi wouldn't
let him, shure be put me out." "Nev-
er miod," said the landlord, "I hear
the cottage you have always wanted
is
vacant, and I'll let you bave that
at the masa rent." • No, thanking
your honor," said Pat, •'1 couldn,t
think of it." "Hut *by not? What
is to binder you?" "No your honor,"
was the reply, "Ot'd rather have me
grievance.
TWO GUN$ WHITE CALF
Rbooting the rapids in a canoe. or
skimming tn. prairie on the back of a
wild antelope will be tame and un-
exciting adventures now to Two Guns
iWbtte Calf. "big inlun" from Glazier
N`tlonal Park Two Guns took •
I flight In an aeroplane at Dobbs Ferry f
11 N.Y. "Heap big bird. fly like eagle:
Two Guns give his gin for bird like
that' was his comment on the flying
machine that took him 1.200 feet 1n
the air.
rSCH4OL
SHOES
Now is the time to buy Reboot
Shoes for the boys and girls.
Theywill nerd good, strong,
serviceable Mors, the kicd that
will stand the test in any
weather. In this line all past
eflorte have begin excelled and
you will find at your command
the most complete stock of neat
reliable Footwear at the lowest
possible pricer.
- .— RKPAIRINO —:—
GCO.MACVICAR
Leckiess Weeder' Safe
Mr. 1. Shenker, a curio dealer, Lon-
don, has Invented a light wooden safe.
which bait no locks, bolts, or bars of
any description. and yet is as safe as,
ff not afer than. the steel article.
Mr. Shenker offers to put a bank
Sot. to his safe and give It to any -
ears. professional eracksman or other-
wlslk who can get 1t out without
*lariats( the houtehold. Th• safe
eoeslsta of a mahognay cupboard that
eon M talaid and muds to look like
a piece of drawing room furniture if
required. By an Ingenious electrical
enatrtvsnce an eteculc be11 rings int
It i• tampered with, and a
Melt appears The only thing to dis-
tinguish the safe from an ordinary
starboard 1s an electric wire running
taW Sia back Sbou:d the. burglar..
eat this, -the alarm wit Hair lam the
same
Utopia field For 114,500
The 'Model Town" on the Kentucky
Went the Ohio Elves, nppostts Evans-
ville. Ind., consisting of ten acres of
land a dty ball. and electric light
said power plant, tram sold at auction
OM leek taxes to the only bidder for
KOO
The property was valued at over
»14.000 Tb. town was laid cwt tour
or five years age by • min named
Frown. who announced that the town
world be run on th• Utopian plan.
Storm•, factories. and all other busi-
nesses were to be operated by the
people. and all city ordinanoes were
to be framed by the citizens in tows
' mac ting• Ater Brown disappeared
I the tnhabltan's left the town
Electricity and Grain
` ! An English ertentlat who raises
_ wheat In record breaking time mos
that he treats the seed with electricity
AFriel) YRS STAT. rT ALWAYS PATO to that lbs trebles the life tore. with-
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As •rsameet for women's bats
trhish'tas be Made of as costly ma-
e.Tattk•s• R Metal ea 4e01/114 W bees patented
russet" . tfit nags •ere. Terre a . to Mad • t emit w at OW WS&
PERRIN'S
Tttv>dnAT, (Jemsant BS, 1E4 1$
CHEESE WAFERS
The bit of cheese
baked inw these crisp
biscuits produces •
flavor that is as enjoy-
able as it is unique.
For picnic luncheons
and al fresco tees
nothing could be better.
SEND FOR THE. PEAK'S'
.SAMPLER" PACKAGE
It •0.1.ies misty
delisiew• biscuit serpriess----
sed it's yours for 111e. (Nampa
or &tie) sad roar gram?.
YM.
Every Pwd.t. G.reear l
•. S. MINI s COWAN
MIRO
LONDON -- CANADA
A commercial traveler had heen
talking his hardest, his most eloquent,
bis most persuasive for nearly an hour
W a shrewd old Yorkshire business
The old tannin seemed eonvinc-
and plumed. -shad the - traveler
thought be bad bin fish landed. But
the Yorkshire main said : "There's
. a lad, Jock. Ah'd halite him to hear
what ye have to wy. Will ye c000t
this afternoon end go over you: talk
again?" •'Uertaily, sir: with plea-
eeMs," replied the traveler bearuly,
and at the hour appointed presented
himself again for the interview with
lather and son. Again he went over
the points of the article he bad to sell
—forcibly, eloquently, persuasively.
Never had he acquitted himself of •
finer "selling talk." when he bad
flniolled the old Yorkshlre man tien-
ed to his son mid paid enthusiastically:
"Do you bear tbat, Jock? Well, now,
that's. the way 1 want ye to sell tour
Kt,oda on the road.
SEED GRAIN AND POTATOPS
Distribution Made From the Dominioe
Experimental Farms
By instroctbons of Fion. Martin Bur-
rell,
untell, minister of ear iculture, a distribu-
tion of superior snits of grain and ors
Souse. will be made dining the coming
winter and spring to Canadian farm-
er. The 'samples for general distribu-
tive will consist of print wheat (shout
eve pound.), whit• nets (about four
pound.), barley iabout flee pounder,
and field pews (about five pound.).
Three will be sent out from Ottawa.
A dbstribotioe of potatoes (in three
pound eaebpl.$) will be carried on from
gpverel of the uipertmenW farms, tit*
Ofilltes1 farts at Ottawa supplyt s
4sM pro/rimless of Ontario_ eMN
Alt samples will he tont fres,
Rascalee Braided
Fabric Water Home
—Moaided a ny
length up to 500 feet.
Gens areae aerviee end
Wee service — and in
twe•ew _, Jute. tare.
•ritheta.Js f00 Ilia
1Meret's-
UM be •
ricCali's
Patterns
De M I LLAR & SON
"Be Loyal to Your O»n Community"
Perrin's
Gloves
SPECIAL -VALUES - IN
DRESS GOODS
Extra quality Etamine Serge, 52 inches wide in navy,
black and white, for Suits and Dresses. Ripley's Pirle
finish, special per yard
81.25
Special Serge for smart school dresses and skirts,
heavy quality, will stand hard wear. Colors, light navy%
dark navy, cadet, tan, cream and black, special per yd. 6oc.
Special values in Whipcords, which are so popular
t -his season, all the newest colors, 38 inches wide, per
yard - - - 6oc
The ever popular Clan Tartan Dress Goods in all the
popular Clans, including MacDonald, Stewart, Gordon.
Black Watch, Fraser, Cameron, etc., etc., per yard 6or
Silks!
Silks ! ! Silks!!!
McCall Pattern
Ladies' Cape Coat, No. 6119
-Special line in yard wide Pailette Silk, extra quality Price, 13 cents
will give excellent satisfaction, black and all popular colors, per yard $i,00
"Special showing of Fancy Trimming Silks.'
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Shawls Shawls Shawls .
Special values in honey comb Shawls, Scotch make, in white, black, . grey
and cardinal from - - - - - - li.00 each
Ladies' Orenburg Scarfs, can be worn as Ladies' knitted Vests without sleeves, in
Scarf or Fascinator, extra large size, white black and grey, all sizes, at oul) $1.25 each
only, each 95e to $1.50
Special Values in Ladies' and Children's Sweater Coats
'ttte carry the' Tt e'stliktntYftiCnt'oP'Lectiens end E` it'odperi..weM air- tits. (tirtttc'.�t�ttse
arch Knit Goods, which are famed for fit, style and finish. Ladies' smart Sweater Coats, all
sizes from - - • 75e each.
Our popular Leader, heavy shaker knit, Sweater for Ladies' and Mens outdoor wear, iu
White, brown, cardinal, grey, navy. This is one of our hest selling garments, each - $4.50
Three Special Values in Pen Angle No Seam Hose
We now have a complete stock of these popular Hose.
Penman's "No Seam" Cash- Penman's "No Seam" black Penmans' •'No- Seam" Cash-,
mere Hose, extra special Cashmere Hose, medius) mere Hose. extra quality, a
value, black only, site t(. to weight, a most popular seller. Horse that is a pleasure to wear.
10, per pair . - - 25c 35c per pair or 3 'pairs, $1.01) Sires Si to 10, 50c per pair.
McCALL'S PATTERNS PERRIN'S GLOVES
rbsge 56 Millar's Scotch Story flue 56
regard to the soil on their, farms, and
some account of their experience with
such kinds of grain lot potatoes) as
they have grown. so that a promising
sort for tbeir conditions nosy be select-
ed.
Each application must be ...perste
and must be signed by the applicant.
Only one sample of grain and one of
potatoes can be sent to each farm. If
both samples ale asked fur in the seine
letter only one will t.e wot.. Applica-
tions on any kind of printed form cab -
hot he accreted
As the supply of send is limited,
farmers are advised to apply early :
but the applications will not uecesser-
ily be tilled in the exact order in which
they are received. Preference will al -
w• a he given to the most tbougbtful
anti eiptiek regweeta. Applicaiawts
received after the end of January will
probably be too late,
All applications for grain and ap-
plication" from the provinces of On-
tatin and Quebec for potatoes) should
be addressed to the Dominion cereal-
ist, Cental Sxpetitmert*l tams. Ot-
tawa. Such applications require no
postage. If otherwise addressed de-
lay and dieappointment men occur.
A pplicet ion.. for most -ors, ftom
farmers inany other province should
be addressed (pn.t.g' prepaid1 to the
superintendent of the nesreat trench
experimental farm in that provinc.•.
Safety in Sport
The advent of the 'shooting .esaon
calls attention to the number of gonia
dents annually recorded as a result of
rerelee.nese hy bunter.. Year sfrer
year aceMent• of the same claws nentr :
guns go oft prematurely, or throw
my mall.
app8ias$i glv particulars la
IRidga.ss Wrong?
if they are you are in danger. Whim
through weakness or disown dr
kidneys fail to filter Or 10. ' —
f
from the blood, trouble coarsest .mess
Backache, Rheumatism. Scion.
Gravel, Dbabetes, Ga II Storm sed Ass
deadly Bright's Disease are Iotas if
the results of neglected kidneys. De.
Morse'. Indian Root Pills crumb
• most elective diuretic width
atnvngthens gad stisaulates that
kidneys so that they ds their web
tloreugbly mid wwee4Y .Try
Dr. Morso's
Issdi�n moot Pills
want of care in handling ; bunters in
the woods are shot. in mistake for deer„
and other animal.. Another series of
of accidents, due to the upsetting of
canoes results in the drowning of
duck -hunters or other occltpanta.
While the railways and otter large
employer are advocating and insist -
Ing upon safety measures by em-
ployees during working hours, it is of
equal importance that the 'Ilia/ley
Fink" movement should ha.. a place
in the Held of sport. 1f, hy the exer-
cise of care, lives may ive saved and
the number of thaw injured be reduc-
ed, it will repay the greater caution
required by those indulging in the far-
outite autumn pastime.
THE MAN WHU KEEPS HIS HEAD
There's a lean who fights for England,
and he II keep ber •1111 atop,
He will guard ber from distemper is i
the market and the shop,
He will neve her homes front terror un
the fields of Daily Bread.
He's the man who sticks to business,
he's the man who keeps his head.
Let the foe who strikes at England
bear her wheels of commerce turn,
Lel the ships that war with England
see her factory furnace burr.
For the foe most fears the cannon.
and the heart most quails with ,
dread,
When behind the man in khaki is the
man who keeps hi. head.
/trend hien traitor and assassin who
with utiert''s toward mond
Ha. his gold looked up in .egret and
his larder. stored with food.
Who hes emit adrift his workers, who
Bee .wasting in hie had.
And who smote to hear the laughter
of the man who keeps hie heed.
Let the poor man teach the rich eau,
for the poor man's constant strife
Is from day to day tri seek work. day
by day to war with life,
Anil the poor man's home hangs ever
by a frail and brittle thread
And the poor man's often hungry. batt
the poor men keeps his heed
When the 'ships corn* hack ft
slauebter and the troops march
home from war :
When tit* havoc strewn behind ise
threat. the road that lies hsfnre,
Egret y hero shall be welcome I, every
m-phan shall he fed,
By the span who stock to business, by
the Sian who kept bid Mad.
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Mal id.mi—MM tits .Draw• aid
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CMAMBU LA(NS
TABLETS .
f?T*
MacEwan Estate
exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for (.od..rich anal Di•trl-t
Egg Coal, $7.75
Stove and Chestnut,
$800
per I.
HF:.'+T l tr-tl• MINI 1)
Any quantity bat all M.O.
Blatin M,x.d Wand, H,tmlock
and kindling (CrdM0 •r Mow
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TRLIPItONas, •ie. tis
residence ata er a