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Canadian Clothiers
LEVpv RRARRJ• .
Ladies'
Coats
At Sacrifice Prices
A good assortment of Ladies'
U.tato gond styles and colons,
regular price* 115 rind 112. your
choice Pride) and Saturday $0.
Millinery
A new shipment of untrimmed
shape., regular 12. 52.15 and
12.50. Sale price 75c, *1.00 and
11.25.
Overcoats
A full .nock of Mru'. Overcoats.
Call and ere thein.
Rubbers
Also full line of Ladies' and
Gents' Rubbers and Overshoe-.
A g..od •tock to choose from,
all sixes.
Levitz & Urra
Conner Montreal and Sgsam
Maple Leaf Grocery
Saturday
Specials
Beata
Fresh pork sausage.
Frankfurts, Ring 13».
logos, Fr rsh Tenderloin.
Cooked Hasa, Jellied
Tenderloin, Special Roll
Bacon, Breakfast Bacon
and Cottage Hams.
Pak
Fresh Finnan Haddie
and Filletts. Alec full
line of ('armed Goods.
}roils and Vegetables
A fresh .apply of all sea-
sonable Fruit. and S•eget•
ables arrive daily. Giveus is trial order.
S. J. Young
Hamilton St.
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A STOCK REPLETE
with Lorrect %tear for feet
Our show Stock is complete
with the season's creations.
Ere,) d.•+lrehle .'yle in high
and low shoos for both men and
women Our lino of Oxford*, in
the most desirable noise and
leath.r, will interest and pleas.
Too Ample premieinn has been
made also for the tots and near
tote
SHARMAN
THE SHOE NUN
A NOBLE WORK
tLsatinase tree peas it
and with no eland to care foe. She is dearly
VOW its getting well
trailed and educated.
4 boy of five, taken trona • neglect-
tllOoale, waswith kind foster
parents who Itaverdainple means and
DO children of their own, and are de-
lighted to love and care for this little
boj
boy. aged 11, practically homeless
and drifting about, was taken before • '
magistrate and wear given over to our
care. A good harm boots win opened
to biro. where be is the only child and
is Greatly prised.
A girl. 13 years of age, got into evil
habits and refined to be controlled by .
her parents. She was brought before
the judge, who, with the consist of
her parents. roamed her to be taken
charge of by the Cbildrec's Aid Socie-
ty. It was afterwards decided best to
send her to the Industrial school,
which was done .
1•a RTIAL $TATI9TK•AL HHPORT.
Lettere received 350, letters sent '
out A0, interviews 250, complaints in-
vestigated I211, children involved 150,
children made wards of the Society 710,
sent to Industrial school two, children
placed or replaced in homes 21. society
wards visited in Huron county M0, in
Bruce county 100, total number of
visits in the interests of children 470,
mileage covered (approximate) 35110,
applications for cbildren 45. court
ewes 4i. and meetings addressed in the
interest of the work 1t1.
At the rewire' of Mr. Blakely, rott-
ing Provincial Supt.. we visited 80
children placed in homes in Huron
county, sending in a separate report of
each child regarding the care, health,
school attendance, clothing. church
and Sunday school attendance and
everything pertaining to the welters
ot the child.' in orally every case we
are able to report the children well
cared for. and healthy and happy.
After we finished in Huron we visited
UNI children placed in homes in Bruce
county and sent a report on each child
to the provincial department. The
travelling expense in connection with
visiting children is paid by the pro-
vincial ttrestorer.
in HiSt'..aTTVNI1AN('E.
SVe have in many cases throughout
the county secured the attendance of
children at school, wbo were being ;
kepi a' home for various reasons.
IIR.'.M H a&K'IICTY.
The branch societies have had few
weetinae during the year. The aft -
cent, however, are very much inter-
ested in the work, and are always,
ready to lend every possible assist.
&ore, by advice in special caaei,
by locating homes for children, report-
ing cases of neglect needing attention,
etc. Srsforth branch contributed to
the tomb of the Society $96.
. mNTR I Bt•Tt11Na.
The thanks of the Society are due to
all who have in any way assisted in
carrying on the wcrk of the Society.
Wou.en's Institutes bave rendered
splendid assistance in many places,
Goderich branch contributed tidy, So
Augustine'Vomen's Institute supplied
clothing to the amount of 530, in the
case of a nerdy family, just at a time
when it was needed.
Many other contributions were re-
ceived during the year. all of which
were turned to good account. All
cash contributions are Mentioned in
the ilnaucial statement.
We have found the county 01111Cials
ready to render every possibly 'st-
aoce. The county press, have been
generous with their space and have
rendered material assistance.
To all wbo have reported cases of
neglect. or given a home to a homeless
child, or in any way encouraged the
work, we Are exceedingly grateful.
G. M. ELLIOTT,
County Secretary.
Mr. R. (i. Reynolds presented the
financial statement for the year,
which was as follows :
i have pleasure in submitting here-
with the 11 ird financial statement of
Huron county ('bildren'r Aid Society
for the year ending October 31st, 1914.
There bas been • gratifying increase
in the contributions of $1$4.►f8 over the
year 1463.
There scenic to he • lack of appreci-
ation by the municipalities, as • whole,
of the commendable wink done by the
Society. Twenty of the municipalities
do not contribute anything. If earn
would only wake it a standing rule
each year to contribute 110, the 8o-
ciety could confidently look forward
to SAO instead of the 1100 now con-
tributed by six only. The Elizabeth
McKenzie bequest of TLSO, as original•
ly begoeatbeq was' reduced to $126,
'this amount Sea* ehrgittilf?o l'btf. Mr
estate being unable to realise mote
than 30 par cent. on all the bequests to
institutions. etc. Tbis amount bas
been placed W the credit of • special
account, which it is hoped win be the
beginning of a fund for the erection of
a children's •helVr. now so Verily
needed.
R. G. RsveoLne,
Treasurer.
Goderich, Nov. 1st. 14)14.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
For the Derr [sling October 31M. nal
a_�'-- Tb..
tress I Ce d
attacks the '
sad the breathing
ages. Te lure it you need to get at these
orgasm direct. Ordinary cough molar
and syrups do not touch the hangs. be
go direct to your stomach. which r not
ailing. Pees. on the contrary. go direct
to the very seat of the troubk.
Pep are (sbkta cuntaiaiag essences
and medicinal i•gredients w prepared
that whoa placed ups, the tongue they
imree/iately turn into vapor, and
breathed down the intaaaed air paasag
to the lungs. /acct.
Pepe medicine takes the form of healing
vapor, and cures colds, coughs. bronchi
and hang tnwhks, past as living u Ptew
woods and breathing Pine -laden air pre-
vents consumption and cores ,-hest weak
met. Tightness across the. beat, pais be -
the shoulders, hacking cough, sere
llhrear. asthma and bronchium are the
earnests which, in particular. Pepe ha,r
bees designed to cure. Peps will awn
end your bad cold.
Testimonials for Pep have been given
by esemben of the Canadian Partiameut,
dncter,. lanyers, eminent ('i n a d i a r
muterono; all going to prove teat P.'p•
,have bees found a cure for threat ani:
chest troubk, otten when newt
remed.es bad entirely
IR as TRJ A L -Cot net u .
.0. ..d mal n, dna iv.tu.....a�M'
hue .a.ue.) 10 p.o. e.... Datw.1 sI
1._.eel.. and .. _d1 seeded ► • Ir-.
Ilia Tact... el P... Alldrew).a
sad Mores moll P.M. wan has se3 kw
11.21. M. lar sane
Peps (1.wr Iatws
emir) esker boors
Holmesville Women's Institute
Seafottb Branch C. A. S. .
W. E. Elliott
Bank mite boxes
A Friend.. .. . . .
Nile Methodist S. 8. .... ..,
Blake Women'. Institute . , ..,
Town of Goderich
Tucker•mitb Township
Wm. McCreath
Victoria St. Methodiiit 8. 8
Elisabeth McKenzie bequest.
Collections at C. M. Bezzo's lec-
tures
I Kt'ZIPTI. .
Balaoc a oo band Oct. 31st. 1911..1 B.fl3
Goderich Womee'e fa•l4tses.... 81.11)
A. M Robertson 5.00
Mn. J H. Leitch . . 2.10
Misr M. J. Robertson . ... .... 1.11)
Mr.. Jame* *41.1.li 1.00
Herm t Pentland. Cedar valley 3 (D
H.tron Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F5/M1
J E. Ford 1.00
lir Emmerson ... ... 6.110
Miss Jessie Ford 1.110
0. (' Whitely 1.00
Blyth Woman's lsstitutt. 5.40 1
Meier Caslick .. . .50
Mrs. Carrie 1.00
Mrs. Rnteetb .... 5.00
Mee. A. flavkissw 1.00
Meli1Mp :owesbl! 10.W
Doeatiose fox (IWIStteas Gifts4.f1*
J. P. Hum.. . i0)
Ha Township.... 5.0))
J. E. Tom ... 5.00
J. H. Millian 1.ftn
Drat Horse Be Asroelatioe11.51
Huron county grant 9t10.41)
*0.00
4.00
5 (1[1
100
100
Bosh Yseignes .r
Morrie Township.
The as$botritleu of Rwg•lae owlet Mrs. J. K. Ford
where Driers are Maimed, Ooderieb Towsehlp. ...
their They ran Rev. Jas. Hawiltos....M«
51 to ow trout. pupils.
gtegly. but by Mrs. H. 1. %raslg ......
k:Y PENLTITCRY$
County Secretary, bal. salary.
Printing and office supplies. .. .
Children's clothing and shoes.
Livery
Annual reports
Cbristue.e gilts, 'Peels'
Travelling expense
Pbone calls
Filing cabinet...
Caretaker
4.00
r
9; •r
5.00
n.13
1.11)
11.31
.i 0)
30.01
10.00
2(O
1100
12.100
34 21
1.8;i7.fr1
d 140.10
14.15
67.83
7.00
16.50
4 50
tai.51
9 lis
37.25
1.110
Mite boxes 3.110
County Secretary, salary.. 300.00
Deponit, special account 125.00
C. M. Bezzo, lectures 18.45
$791.10
Balance, Nov. 1st *46.57
Dr. H. I. Strang, in moving the
adoption of both reports, said he
thought the work of the Children's
Aid Society gave the greatest returns
for the money expended of ares Chris-
tian work undertaken,
Rev. W. K. Hager in seconding the
motion said he thought the munici-
palities could easily incites'their
grants. He thought County Clerk
Lane might work out a scheme whicb
would help them to see the import-
ance of the work.
Mr. Elliott presented • Humber of ac-
counts, all of which received the en-
dorsatioa of the meeting.
The election of officers was then pro-
oseded with. and with the exception
of the office of secretary all the officers
of the preceding year were re-elected.
Mr. A. M. Roberton. of Godericb,
was appointed secretary.
It was moved by Rev. J. E. Ford,
seconded by Dr. H. I. Strang. that the
annual report be published and dis-
tributed throughout the county. A
motion with regard to a bequest left
by Mrs. McKenzie was introduced and
carried. expressing appreciation et the
bequest and expressing the bops that
others might be led to take similar ac-
tion , . • r. �• •. .
♦ letter was read witb r.rtwrd to
Itndiag bowies for & number of Belgian
children. Rev. Geo. E. Roes moved
tbst the central committee be inform-
ed that Goderich Children's Aid Rosie -
rBewould be rpon.ible for twelve.
ea
fore the oeeetin closed six children
o irked Inc. The how. of
had be.
County Agent G. 11. Elliott will to
used as a shelter for the children un•
til permanent homer are provided.
A man living sear Men wbo at
the outbreak of the war was takeqr� to
Hanover, states that he taw the Oer-
mnans fill railway carriages with dunm-
odies made of straw and dressed in
French uniforms to make believe they
had captured numerous prisoners.
i t ecru n re hurls" trouble with
',tor lrls,tlsr-with 4.on'Ho-
core re .nppeewion of arise
Mtrnsn,t psln-weakness ar
pita in the back -or Stone 1n
the lIla.11ler-- -' (,t■ Polls
Their riot -111e.-11 (nr $1.50
-At dsten everywhere. is
RED 0111011111 NOTES
Womb for the Peoliquee of Ings
The seeosd bale seat by the ooaoris&
beano\ of the Bed Oroes s.4r - to the
Toronto central (Ace esslaised 72
pale* of socks. lepile. of wrl.i•1a, r
balaclava cepa. i cholera bets. 7
marts, 1 bot water batik ewer, 11
sheets, ;9 pillow cases, 9 dressing
memos. 9 hospital shirts, 12 dayshirt*.
9 pairs bed socks, 1 pair blanets, Si
baodkerebleh,1 housewife, 24 doses
baudyyww
In addition to sending this hale valu-
ed
alo-ed at *213 Ni to beadq*A•rtesw, the
society bas given to the (ioderlob
member, of tile second contingent 11
balaclava caps, 11 cholera belts, and 11
pain of wristlets,
Tb. next regular meeting will be
held in the council chamber on Mon-
day, November ltlth, at b p.m.. when
artangeaasots will be made for sending
a third bale. Those intending to join
the society an' requested to be present
on Monday evening.
The following le • partial ,11.t of
tboss who have eontiibuted time or
material in preparing the second tale :
Ladies of the Methodist church.
8beppardton ; Victol 1. school, Cen-
tral ochciol, Sisters ..f 81. ' Joseph,
Aeadame. ('. IVsiwaley, McFarlane,
T. Davis, Aitken, D. Wilson, F. Mut,
nee. McDonald. Mitchell. (leo. Wil-
liams, A. Mandall, S. Reid, Hagar.
Kllot, C'oait hu, -t, Colborne, W. L.
Horton, Macdonald, McLean, Misses
Mii.uey. McVicar, I.ydie Walters,
Nolte!. Strang, Ethel Trmplston,
Bingham.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
An eminent scientist, the other day,
gate his opinion that the most won-
derful discovery of recent years wan
the discovery of lain-Buk. Just think!
A. soon as • mingle thin layer of Zrm-
Buk is applied to a wound or a sore.
such injury Is insured against hloud
potion. Not one sprees of wicrohe
hai heel) found that 711m-Buk does not
kill!
Then again. As soon as Zam-Buk is
applied toe pore, or a cut, or to skin
dirraee, it stops the smarting. That is
why children are such friends of Zam-
Buk. They care nothing for the
science ..f the thing. All they know is
that Zam•Buk stops their pain.
alis hors should never forget this.
Again. As soon as 7.am-Bug is ap-
plied to a wound or to a dise•sid pari,
the cells beneath the skin's turface
are so stimulated that new be.althy
ti.iue is quickly formed. This form-
ing of fresh ne•hby tissue from below
i. •Isom-Buk's secret of heeling. The
tissue thus formed is worked up to the
surface and literally caste oil the dis-
armed tissue above it. This is why
7.ani-Buk cures are permanent.
Only the other day Mr. Marsh. of
101 Delorimier Ave., Montreal, called
7.
upon the am-Buk Co. and told them
that for over twenty-five years he had
been a martyr to eczema. Hie hands
were at ooe time so covered with sores
that he had to sleep in gloves. Four
years ago lam-Buk was introduced t6
him, and in a few months it cured him.
To -day -over three lean after bis
cure of a disease he bad for twenty-
five yearn -he is still cured. and has
bad no trace of any return of the
eczema!
All druggists sell Z+m-Buk at 50c.
box, or we will rend free trial box if
you send this advertisement and a lc.
. tanip (to pay return postage). Ad -
deem 7-am-Buk Co., Toronto.
HARBOR NOTES '
THE : COLBORNE : STORE
THIS STORE has a knitted goods department that we are proud of. We aim
to have on hand everything that will be asked for in Hosiery. Underwear, Mitts, Caps,
Gloves, Knitted Underskirts for women and children, Mufflers in wool and silk, Sweater Coats
and a great many other lines that are essential to an up-to-date Knit Goods department. From
now on everyone will need Knitted Goods and it will be to your advantage, as well as ours, to
examine the needed lines, in this department.
Coatings, Suitiags
The fall range of Coatings sod Suitings is cow-
l:111.0d of the newest cloths in the most fasbioo-
abie color.. Mahogany, green and red have been
favored oolor• tire mason and we are fortunate In
having these, the latest colors hi cloths *Wields
for dresses, sults or separate coag. Our Coatings
are comprised of the new checks, diagonal stripes
and plain cloths. The check .•an be had in blue
ane black. greyand black, red and black and
brown aod blac.
3lenket Cloth, 56 inches wide. in a range of colors
or coatings, per yard 51.25
Neckwear
We have just put into stock a new line ot separ-
ate Collars and Collar and C'utT Sets. Them are
the newest in flare collar. sod are made ret fine
white muslin and voile, nicely pleated and each
one held in position by .:upi,o, t..
Separate Collars trove.. 25o to 51.25
Collar and Cut?. from 50o to 51.50
• Llama Bose
3 Pairs for $1.00
These Stockings are Made front very floe c.ah•
mete yarns. On every pair embroidered in red
silk is the word Llama. In size. S1, 9, 94 and 10,
3 pain for 51.00
"i0" -The best 2 and 1 ribbed cashmere Stocking
in the trade. "419" is embroidered on every pair
of these Stockings. All sizes, from 41 to 10 at per
pair ... 25o to 50o
Little Detling in cream, pink. tan, black, cardinal
and light blue. This is tbe newt tine ribbed cash-
mere Socking for the batty. Every pair is wade
with arilk heel and toe and can he had in Mum
from 4 toe at . Ego
lily and 7 250
Kharanta Serge
in all colon
Velvets
The Velvet which we are selling this season at ttl►c
is a cloth deserving of ootbttseot. The pile in this
fabric is guaranteed fast rind the dyes ono be re-
lied upon. This cloth can be had in any color
desired sod in moat cases several shades of each
oolor. it is 22 inclose wide and each piece per
yard ISOs
Corded Velvets are having a big demand this sea-
son and we can supply s cloth 27 inches wide in
cardinal, white, brown, navy, maroon and blue at
the same price as the plain cloth ...... . 50e
Black Velvets for trimming rind for dresses can
be had here at 35e, 5(k, 00c, 75c, 11.00, 11.15 SLID
and ..., .... 1i1.5o
Rugs
Tree patterns of the Rugs in stock Me the newest,
the color. the moot desirable and the t tality 'the
belt at the mice asked.
Coats
Our Winter Coats are made from cloths that have
Oren pronounced the hest in the fashion centres.
We deem it a pleasure to show our litre of Coats
even if you are not iotrnding to buy at the pres-
ent time. Dame Fashion is robed in • Roger
gin anent.
Underwear
Our Ladies' all wool, fine rib Underwear in white
and grey are beautiful lines at per garnaenl. 750
and 51.00
Children's all wool and union Vesta and Drawers
at prices to fit every pocket book Rye to 75o
Black tights in all sizes for women and children
per garment from .. i5e to 51.00
J. H. COLBORNE
Crest Brand Print
in fast colon
As j
of bacon, eggs and potatoes. Give the
job to • modern engineer and in three
days bell work out a plan to feed Sim-
coe far better flan it is fed today for
not more than one-quarter of Its pm-
ent cost. The Perth county jailer is
an etflpjent engineer on • small scale."
There is waste in it, of coun.e. The
whole population of the town of Sim -
cm would profitably breakfast rt a
tee, and have all its cook
Recent arrival,' at the harbor in- ling done 61 • municipal kitchen.
able
elude the steamer Winona, which un- There would he a cfood, and
loaded *000 bush.la of 'grain at the la'saving of fuel, and food, and
Transit elevator and then tied up for in buying and a t, somr•ble r utbey
in But, rmeh 1s, or other
common con
the winter with' the balance of ben
caro on board : the Scottish Her
which unloaded 150,000busbela of wheat
■ tut oats at the Transit elevator ; the
Empress of Fort William with a cargo
of grain for the Big MtU and tbe collier
Huron City, which brought a load of
coal for the Transit Elevator Go.
Grain is not wovtng very rspidly and
the elevator at the harbor is practical-
ly full.
The Canadian government steamer
Lambton paid one of her periodical
visits of inspection to Goderich harbor
on Monday ; while here her crew took
the opportunity of giving the boat a
thorough clean up.
Contractor Birmingham has been
awarded the contract for the south-
west hrrakweter extension, and is al-
ready making preparation for com-
mencing work in the spring. A large
amount of stone bas bees shipped in
and piled along the nwtth gory ready
for use in pontoon construction.
The dredges have compietedtheir
task for this sermon and have been
placed In winter quarters and di.want-
ied.
tba Rig,M.UI by. received a coat a
meta► eheettng ore alt Ma exposed
pat. and made practically lire -proof.
There have &leo limo some repairs tied
improvements made in the equipment
in tbe way of dust collectors rod other
sheet metal appliances. Mr. W. R.
Pinder has bad charge of the work.
The Cost of Norm Life
V nom the Toronto Mar.
The Perth couoty jailor feeds hie
priso.ere dt a cost of nine cents per
day each. When the Collingwcod Bull-
etin expressed the opinion that the
men could not be ly fed at that
cost. the pimc•,e ormer replied that
many a laborer with • large family
is unable to spend noire than ales
coots per bead daily foe food. Tb.
Stratford Bracco works out the sum
in this wry, showing bow difficult is
the problem of the wile of the work-
ingman who earn* but 10 per week :
“If ere wants@ that he has eve chil-
dren, nine Bents per day for food for
one amounts to fill ciente for seven, end
for the whole week of seven day. to
24.41. This leaves 14.59 to pa rent,
school buy clothing, boar and news•
tapers, and other nesessarlee. Cer-
tainly there ie not much room for lux-
uries. -
There is much in what the Mimeos
Reformer hag to say &boot the wast..
iultras of each "emirate family pro-
visioning Itself. It says :
"Of all the economic waste of the
world nothing approaches the wast*
entailed la fording civilised man by
families. The home soul tbe lawny
may be the turner stases of our *oIst-
enss, the sheet &nebon of our faith.
two the rommisesriatacommitted 1bees
with are bon thee esteavgtsse.s.
'Just think. tossotvo*e morals,.
bete in Miaow one theorised fires
lighted, to boil one thoesand coffee
pots, and beat two theorised spiders
that kind of thing will not work. No-
body can cook like oneself. There is
no independence about home lite that
makes it worthtar more than it costs.
Most women nowadays will buy bread
from • baker, out will not buy cakes.
She must have cokes and pies made at
home bear dee none other arequite like
them. And tea, or coffee -one does
not get either anywhere but at home
so made that it is fit to drink. It coats
a lot to have a home of one's own. to
IL.. your own food specially prepar-
ed, to have your own piano and your
own books and pictures, and your
own cat and dog, but there are none
others like them, and they are worth
far more than they cost, even although
nobody else would take some of then
from you as a gift.
-Buy Tour D.N.C. at the Singer
stare. V e have a complete stock of
D.2 C. in all sires and colon at the
regular prices and with every '2S cent
purcbaae you get a guess oo the fere
sewing machine.
TUBE
(WA DATES AT IioTT01t )
J. V. Egan, Specialist of Toronto
W.Merhl Method Retails Rrlt.N
Withewt Kahle, Deeg.ltir Psis.
'Nd *trio sorter. I. s, nn Inns• r eAnn
Genesi. w., brrbar.maawt••••fir
tre.uag ale. •wayI .lth by lbw .aes
er-
hd Invwenke a spt-alafl t •ho ha• d..e.ted
tfty year. to Mils rile $tidyT. THw mvvwteos
NAV "LYRATNI"Isla Wed ed 10dge rishust no.
woes
R•t *.0 *__tr ulur,a It
)Ie.rs 1 tertttr es fty .lin So salessi
prwitt.nn. need lanae are areae*57.
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TEN PEOPLE BURIED AT SEA
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31raWad Cibals wait Rersterlyea'te•na-
sYip Otranto
News of the partiripitinn of tb.
British eteeniship Otranto in the Chil-
e an coast naval bode recently7
brought hack memories to Mr. Fred -
'rick Scally. night watchman at the
Grand Trunk sbop., who was among
ber crew on atone halt dose° voyages
in 1912 13. At that time the Otranto
belonged to the Orient line and was a
Royal Mail •reamer plying between
Tilbury, England. and Sydney. Aus-
tralia. via the Sura canal. Mr. Scally
was then employed In the laundry
pertinent, Altogether b1 tray. -14a
about i15,11111 ruileti nn the Otraetn.
ethich distance does not include anew
511,51k1 miles aroospUwbed on other
boats aftet leaving tag service of the
Orient Mee.
According to Mr. Scally the Otranto
is • steamer of over 11,1111) tons, with
• speed of trop• than 21 toots. This
latter fact would probal.ly account for
ber escape from the Oerrnan cruisers,
after two of the British warships had
hero badly haltered. Ph. had a length
of 216 feet and pose re•e.d engine. of
17.11111 horsepower. The Otranto
toughed at various ports on the route.
Ineltrded, besides
}jeyt•y1'�� M.IhnnrnAde
tajja gist Tomania, is. which
latter Mee the Otranto took ow hoard
putts, saartloieosasa, eve of the mem
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Wee of nom Re°tt's ill-fated Mouth
Rule ex who had only jam. re-
ttttwi Mir Ant*retlr 1.. 44.Wa.
T is woe on Mr. Realty's last trip. in
00 •snIb.r oeeaaion Mad•n.e
Melba was am.wtg the tasatrag.rs on
board. The et sans, carried 1011 5 ., -
el.se, 1110 aeeM►d-Ariane and shut NMI
tb1saclass paa•eugere. On one trip
the Otranto saved the entire e,ww of •
big meats freighter, *brit bed oollial-
bad wiaL 111MOer♦ tsbip-to lbs s ssiAsb of
I Gibraltar, .sd ►si mei within three
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Mr. Reallyhad soon twenty -0v. ship -
wracks durng bis two yawn se • *mil -
1 or. On one voyage be saw Ms people
hsri..d at .era.
The Kaiser's Iron Crowe. snearly
se cheap in Load's sow as thee ey are on
the battlefield. The Atter-wssebana
are selling them at spangly a pleas.
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In buyingour rubber font -
innate for the fall and winter h.
Imre and get Use famous
LIFE-BOUY
brand. They are without ex-
eeptioe the beet rubber footwear
wade. All the light rubbers
have a patented leather Inner
heel that Insures double the wear
d any other.
The heavy Oum Robbers for
the farm have the best repots
Hon and will give sedIslb•tins.
Prices are right. Sole meet for
Ooderieb.
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