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Roans retain their natural flsvor-
bread, attNIS. puddings, etc., baked io a
Mcia
Pand1
always come fresh and .sweet
from its perfectly ventilated
oven. See the McClary dealer in your town.
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TenMs Fighting In Progress But Goa
Dara Ellen Entirely Without Re-
sulta--Uneele to Reach CnanMI
The smashing tilos of 1M 007-
Mom
*rMom aloe& the Norte Bet geMtifam
eontineed Incessantly oe Mowdar what
Ifo big guns were turned a Nteaport.
Mb the allies tad to w1tb lead cos -
beat *flasks .f manes of troops.
'Very little progress. ►owsver, was
inside by the Germans, wbo were fared
with the strongest reshotaaos.
Sunday's crossing of the Veer *p-
ly load only a Loral affect. as
mans were confronted by solid
*nes of allied truces, sad were pr. -
vested from advancing, without over-
wbelmisg snorts, farther toward the
Casson ports. The eke:eater of the
l eOiDtry prohibits • rapid movement.
as the land Is cut up by canals. and
two strong series of defensive works
IMparate them from jhtaklrk•
The official communlaUoo from
• • JOB AND COMMERCIAL lite 1 n"" war ease. at midnlgbt a
Printing ■ i Belgium
] y. said:
Nl.uport baa been
tbe %ign a t Uvisieetly se Oar bombarded, and the effort ot
Ise Otermans has continued oo tae
boat between Nesuport and 1M=tade
without, according to the latest ad-
vises, any result wkatrvor having
bees reached.
"All the front comprised between 1
L Baasee and the Bonime hair been
equally the object of violent attack*
at ntght. all of which have been re-
-."
Allied Forces Well F.d
All the transport arrangements of
the allied troops are working splen -
daily, and the men at the front ars
kept well fed and supplied with am-
munition . The ambulance services are
admirable; the wounded are not left
long on the field. but are transported
to nearby hoeptWs.
The Oovernment autbortUes have
been making special efforts to attend
the wounded; all the railroad* have
In the organisation and have
.umetrnt ambalaace ears at the
MD�w1 aaes
of the authorities to carry
) N,�N men, while mousy s be trans -
3 -75 1 ported by the river anal Darin.
wLlek are fitted with beds aad sap- ,
/fled with surgeons and nurses.
3.50 S The battle right along the Belgian
bonder is of the most vtolsat cheese-
ler,
heeseler, and, according to latest advice.
bought In by officers from the trout.
Oe allies are boldtng their own well
and the general postlkun is regarded
as completely satisfactory. Near the
toast the valley of the Tsar has been
inundated b the allies in order to
ff
oset the o�nsfve of the Gentians.
who are not able to advances through
51e boggy land, which at one time
formed an arm of the sea.
1,700 German Dead
' The Relgtana, In their encounter
with the Germans. have throat the ta•
waders back, and at the conclusion
of this fighting 1.700 German dead
were found on the field
In the Argonne and the Vosges the
letting 1s also very severe. sad op
to the present bee resulted to the d-
vantage of the French. who aro coa-
etantl advancing
A german advance In Relglum was
eounterbalaneed Sunday by Preach
on , in the region of Verdua-
Tbe Kaiser'* forces had sltghUy the
better of the hard flgbting at the
extreme west of the Its., but Gen.
7oCre's troops dealt destructive blows
Itoward the extreme east. The general
ellastton. aa indicated by the omcial
' reports. remains the Dam.-lacessaat.
violent fighting with no decisive oot-
eame.
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THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1914
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3.75
The Signal and Daily Globe to persons with
rural postal boxes the price is. 3.50
The Signal and DailyMail and Empire .. , .
The .Signal and Daily Mail and Empire to
persons with rural postal boxes the price is
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald
and Weekly Star 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto)
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star 2.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily World 3.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily News 2.30
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire i .6o
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate 2.35
The Signal and Canadian Farm 1.85
The Signal and Farts and Dairy
New 1.6o
Renewal , - .. 1.85
The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News..1 .
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press 1.6o
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser 1.6o
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition 3.5o
Evening Edition 2.90
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witnessi.85
The Signal and World Wide 2.25
The Signal and Presbyterian ' ' ' ' 2.25
The Signal and Westminster 2.25
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register
New 1;70
Renewal i •85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.4o
The Signal and McLean's Magazine 2.25
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto) 1.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.50
Thme prices are for addr.'sses in ()•nada or Great Britain
The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine 3.25.
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York) 2.75
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Poet 2.5o
The Signal and The Ladies' Hosie journal. 3.00
Including postage to Canadian subscribers.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $I.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance :
The Signal aid Tie Family Herald And Weekly
Star.-... .... • ....11.x15
The Pss•m.r's.Advecake 1=a-35 tee $1.1:0/-••r.x,
1.75
1.35
1.50
:}as
-making the price of the three papers $3.2o.
The Signal and The Weekly Sas
TM Terve* Daily Star OM 15 less 11001
11.75
1.25
1}00
-the three papers for $3.0o.
If the publication you want is not in above list, let
us know. We can supply almost any well-known
Canadian publication.
Send subscriptit3ns through local agent or by
postofice or express order (not by bank cheque) to
A. E. BRADWIN
PUBLISHiER THE SiGNAL OntarioGoderich
MONTREAL IS THREATENED
aer,nans and Austrians &aid to Con-
template Use of Semite
Fay
IN YEAS
INI 111 44M$" MO 1r
Dilldlr i.
•come( Meraw gee.
Kieran, Oxy., June 17th. 1913.
"I have been using 'Fruit -a -Uvea"
ss • family remedy for many years.
They are the best medicine 1 bare
ever tried. •' Fru it-a-tives' do me the
most good --they Dever gripe and their
action is pleasant.
"1 have used them for Indigestion
and Constipation with the bestresults,
and I heartily recommend them to
anyone similarly afflicted.
These t roubles have left taecomplete-
1v atnd I give "Fruit -a -lives" full credit
(or all this. A nicer pill • man
cannot take."
GEORGE MCKAT.
The enormous demand for "Fruit-a-
tives" is steadily increasing, due to the
fact that this wonderful fruit medicine
gives prompt relief in all cases of
indigestion, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Rheumatism, Chronic,
• iteadaches, and Neuralgia, and ali
1:. ' .ey and Madder Troubles.
,w:c a box, 6 for 52.60, trial sire tic.
Sohl by all dealers or sent on receipt of
price,by Fruit -a -Uvea Limited, Ottawa.
A proper rotates& and cultivaUon
I will do much to eliminate weeds, but
the tbrashlul u,acbtne problem 1s trot
o *sally solved It is almost tee
postdate to clean the n.achtur of seed
Iweeds. They stick to the screens and
1a every crack and corner, and will
Daft out all day lung.
Ose solution of Anis problem is the
private outfit. A email ulai bine may
be bought for 5160 W 5260 that will
thrash from 31r to 60 bushels per hour.
If electric power is available this
makes an 1d gal outfit. even a gasoline
or horsepower engine may be used aith
satisfactory results. Hut many far-
mers do not care to invest so much
money, so we must look for some
cheaper way of thrashing our seed
grain. If ten or fifteen farmers to a
district would club and buy a regular
outfit and hire • good man to rue
it and do only the thrashing of those
who have a share In the output, It
would pay them If these mru would
grow the same varieties. and keep
tbelr fields free of weeds, then the
machine could 'to from farm to fern
and grain would not be mixed with
other varieties or full of weed seeds.
Cars of the Ewe and Lamb
111» live stock branch of the depart-
ment of agriculture at Ottawa has is-
sued a very practical bulletin on "1'he
C..se of the Ewe sod Lamb." It coo
st tats a sbepheid's presentation of
tbe details of msoageowot of the
breeding [tock, more p.rtie'ul u ly dur-
ing the winter ar.d spring moot be. 1t
takes up, among other things, par-
turition, feeding, docking, case rat' ,
the raiaiog of pet iambs, and the
simp'e and mote serious ailments sod
accidents tort with in tit. ordinary
Hock, concludinv with a series of para-
graphs termed "Lately, from the Nate=
bo •k of aMucceseful Shepherd." '
The bulletin, which is h-1ptnlly il-
lu-tested was prepared by Mr. 7.
R •ginald Ai kelt, whn hes eharge of
' the sheep and g st division of the live
' stock brtneh It. is designated a• '
Pamphlet No. :, of the 'sera stock
branch. Copies are available to those
a wbo apply for 'hero to the publica-
tions hrancb, depattmrnt d agricul-
ture, Ottawa.
Acting Mayor Vandeltu of Montreal
bas received a letter which states,
,
and 1t 1s written by • person wbo
a parentiy knows the facts of the
ease. that there is as organised band
et Germans and Austrians In the city
.wko ars powwowed of several wireless
*stats, bombe. explosives and are -
siren
This band of mea, 1t V said by the
writer of the letter . Is ready at a
moment'* notice to wreak an appal-
ling amount of damage 1a the etty of
Montreal
The writer of the letter signs kis
20 Cents erit
wi 1 pay for THE SiGNAL towthe
of the present year.
Vim and Vitality
Are assured if you will cleanse your
stomach of undigested food end (Liu,
gases : the everts bale from the liver
and the waste mat -r from the iutew-
tiues and bowels by the tee of
Fid PILLS
the great, fruit, kidney., liver. stomach
and bowel remedy.
At all dealers 25 and Ziff cent boxes
or mailed by The Fig Fill ('o., St.
Thoudk., Ont.
HomeTest tor Dirt in Milk
The fallowing in a .imple bolue test
for dirtymilk which it might he well
for the ousewives of Canaria to ripply.
A perfectly clear funnel is used with a
small piece of clean wire netting fitted
in the neck opening and a thin layer
of clean cotton batting on the wire
net ting. The funnel is .too0 in a large
jar and a quart or mate of the milk Al-
tered thiough the cotton. The cotton is
then removed sod elected on clean
White card to dry. 11 there is evidence
of dirtnp..n it' the a. tendon of the
miikm4n may he called to this direct
evidence of careless handling and if
trouble persists the lee ti health author-
ities tray well be notified.
Sall name and address. and give -
beets to show that kir eoanecties wttk
Oe German organisation la a team II fTLICD CI IDE -
Ado one.
Two German reservists were ar-
rested on a train last Fi'tdsy amt
for using threatening iaagmag, as
they •pproacb.d beetroot
t
BOER UPRISING QUILLED
Cel. barite. _ender of t1.. Rebels.
Wounded and In Flight
R Is hfictally aiaooaead tram (apo~
Tows that the rebel, LJeel-O.1.
Manta, and his forces bay* bees eom
pletely defeated at Kakam•a. to the
Ootdonla dtstrict of B.eboanalaad, by
Delon of Soule AM.. troops IMut:
Cd. Martts was wombed In the as-
sessment and gad to German tow}
tory, according to the statement
Mader at Brantford
A murder was discover*. is Brant.
lord ne Sunday .t 141% Dalhousie
Street In a ('Meese store. wk.t. Us*
ewe proprietors. Leo Toes sad Lew
Deck were fond witb their heads
emushed 1n with • hatchet. Roth
were •11ve when discovered. bet Ys.*
died on the way to the hospital .ad
Dub ha. no chaste a nrm.ry
it L believed twat the murder teak
plate early Banday morning and that
rabbitry was the motive
As order In -Ceased bas bees passed
creeds( Col P. Hegbes. Mailetef
of Militia, major -general. C.oa. Owab
Dia. elle of maws! sins. nes beer
*attested to the Mme Teak- Maisie
()enteral Naiads' apaelatmemt r anti.
91111, inig lie Mae be.
- amnia lisl►j ei»i'
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ROSARY HILL NOME
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OVERCOATS!
We were never better prepared than at the
present time to supply you with a new
Winter Overcoat. All our lines in Mens
and Boy's Overcoats are complete and the
prices are remarkably low for the value
received. Take a look at them, anyway.
SEMI -READY OVERCOATS
READY MADE OVERCOATS
MADE-TO-ORDER OVERCOATS
PRICES RANGE FROM $8.00 to $2500II
Boy's Overcoats Range from $3.50 to $7.00 II
Buy while you have the first pick of the
lot. The first buyer always has the best
and most varied collection to choose from.
McLEAN BRO.
The Square, Goiter -itch
SEMI -READY TAILORING
for Carhartt Overalls, Stanfield's Underwear, Falwell Hats,
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs
d
No more trouble with the
Salt, when you fill up the
shakers with "Regal" Salt
INVENTOR BACHELET
creator of the "flying train" 1p which
he says people will some day speed
through the alr at the rate of 300
miles per hour. lfia working model
is repelled by electric waves in such
a way as to be forced up in the air
and free from contact with rails
above and below.
RARE PLANT AT OTTAWA
"Regal" Salt
never gets
datnp - never
clogs the
shaker. I1 is
the 11045i grain
of the famous
Windsor Table
Salt -blended
with less than
one percent
j. Magnesium
s Carbonate.
Only Ono of Its Kind In Canada -
Blooms Once In 150 Years
To have been In existence for over
half a century, to bloom. once and
then wither away, le likely to be the
fate of the "Agave Attenuate," in the
Government greenhouse at Ottawa.
The Agave 1. one of the rarest flowers
known, and the one at Ottawa Is ter
only one in Canada. About forty
years ago, when the present green
-
bowies were erected on Perlfamest
Hill. the plant was moved there. Very
little was known about it, and it was
teaderly cared for and curiously
watched to see what it would do. The
plant at last amounted its maturity,
and this is likely to cause it death
The only other known specimens aro
in the botanical gardens In Washing-
ton, DC The only limes that they
are known to have bloomed were in
1897 and 1898.
'The plant 1s a native of Mexico, and
was discovered by plant hunters there
1n 1834. it is not known how the
specimen came to Canada, but ft Is
thought that 11 was through the agency
of some of the United States plant
poilectors. However, It was placed in
the Oovernment greenhouses some
jime before 1873
Tells How Vinol Restores
Strength and - Vitality to the
-' Weak, Worn -Oat • Ones in
Her Charge.
Rosary Hill Horne, Hawthorne, N.Y.
- " 1 have been at work •men& the rick
and par for mearty eighteenears, d
wbeeewer 1 novo aged Vino and
for run-
down, week ore-si•tAd patients, they
have been Addy boselted by it. One
_est, • yeimgNasal► Was so weak
and its she could Maly creep to my door
for Biel sat IVO Itmaing en • friend's
arm. I msaplied Maul to her liberally
and in a month wham else returned to
thank not 1 hardly hew. Rhe
was strong, Mg osier geld her
cheeks rounded ant Those wade are
atMrad trona my heart, In order that
morn p.ople may Snow about ViM1. es
71)ere L nothing makes me happier in
y�e
maid them to relieve the .1%k. "-
ethee M. A1,110IsgA LATAao r, O. S. D.,
Hawtaseeti, N.Y.
8ttrfb diefittawettod and reliable testi-
me� Mould IMAM* everyone of the
asstr5r et Thai. our d.lianas end liver
ted- Was teak be build up health and
for all weakened and nervous
, whether ceased from over-
work, worry or Minnie coughs and veldt.
1f Vied file to benefit we return your
memoF•
H. C. iSuninp, Phm.B., druggist,
Bedford block. tiodoricb• Ontario.
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IS CLEAN
TABLE a . sANTARY
ANDFREE
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zs At Your Grocer's.
Lettuce Induce Sleep
The lettuce plant has had a repu-
tation as a sedative from very ancleat
times, says "Science Siftings." 'The
Boman& were to the habit of partak-
fag uJ It at the evening meal to insure
peaceful slumbers. in later days
many celebrated physicians prescribed
jlt Me a -soot/ilea isaeb, but It ,ass- sot
lentil the end of t6ef seventeenth tam-
Vary
emVary that a itr ('os experimented ex-
tr•astvely with the late., or milky juice
obtained by making Incisions In the
glum. Tbts crude juice, when dried
pito • solid macs, he named lectu-
partum, and he, as well as other dor--
alms, proclaimed Its virtues as a nebula -
ebb for opium.
Fleeting Metals by flptietroscelia
Mineral waters are easily analysed,
by means of the spectroscope, as
shown by M J rues Bardet, and
this Is likely tr. rive one of the beet
methods for this .ork. He sends a
beam of light through the, water to
>e analysed and thence through the
spsctrreeope prime, in order to per
mit of committing the sp.etrum, fhb
method revealing very minute bares
a metalsfie finds the most vrted
metals ,rt different samples of admiral
atter, and eves the rarest metals,
sun w cormosi.m sad &*Miami. which
ass very rarely Ions/ la smarts
Are You Suffering From
Auto -Intoxication
t.
?The dictionary
says that Auto
Intoxication Is
"poisoning. or
the state of being poisoned, from toxic, substances produced within the
body." This is a condition due to the stomach, bowels, kidneys, liver. or
pores of the body falling to throw off the poisons. More th:.n 50% of adults
are suffering from this trouble. This is probably why you ar: suffering from
nervousness, headaches, lou of appetite, tack of atabition. :.nd many other
symptoms poducedbyAutointoxication-Yatewholesystem .r.eedastirring up.
•
DR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
(am Tab/at or Umiski Fetrw J
will remedy the trouble. It first aids the system to
expel accumulated poisons. It acts as a took and finally
enables the body to elhnlnate les own poisons without
any outside aid- Obey Nature's warnings. Your dealer
1. eedidus will s.pply roam you may mod fee fora sem*
tlsrkaOs td takiste by sea. Adams Delt.V.Ptml.a B'dlate.PLY.
11r. Isles[ nation at 0.
1Mon Areer
0 r. l' 7 Irbil"
pi= WOO lea
eels r.wxt 1.5
pinowin =el�o�
tar'
Ir
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o v •$TWent".
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Canada's Train of Superior Sewing
1 a Toronto 4 a) p.m 14117vel v-. Ise
troll OM to. and l'htnyrn km • m.
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Laves Toronto D a- arrival. Il.trat 1 •
pet...d (•hues Ile' e . dally.
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Laves 11.33 t. ., arrive. (lel eft f .ta r .
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