The Signal, 1914-12-3, Page 6'f'noahaav, Dieting,* >. 1 1It
Good Morning
We Are Introducing
American Bilk
American Cashmere
American Gr•uotr Chir
HOSIERY
'1'l,cy bave stood the test. (i've
reel ttw+t comfort. N✓ mania to
rap Ne'-er become loose or
b,tyegy. The shape is kelt in- not
pressed in.
GUARANTEED for Oneness,
.tyle, superiority of material
and workrnansbtp. Aleiolutely
.btiakss. Will wear six months
wii flout hole., oe new obeli free.
OUR SPECIAL OFFER
10 every one sending us $1.00
ion cutr.ucy or postal note, to
cover advertising and ahippine
charge,. we will send post-paid,
with written guarantee. backed
t,y a five million dollar company,
ether.
3 Pails of our '7'Sc valise
Arnie item Silt lto,ir ry
or 4 Pairs of our SOC value
American ('a-hmerr Htwiery
or 4 Pairs of our Soc value
American Cotton -Lisle Lioeiery
or 6 Pairs of Children's Hosiery
O i ve the Dolor. size. and wheth-
e, ladies' or gent's hosiery is de-
OONT DKLAY - Offer es-
p;r•0 when a dealer in your to-
e..t.tv is selected.
TDE INTERNATIONAL SOS1E T CO.
P.O. Box 211
DAYTON. OHiO, U.P.A.
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THE uhsr MARKETS
Pr,wara Market
Following are the latest geal0000011
tor farms produce at St. Lauren°,
Y'irket Toronto.
wheat. lutsbel $1.16 to $1 18
Goose wheat 1.16 0.00
Oats. mew . 4 .66
Barley ,K .70
Buckwheat .76 .11
Rye .96. .06
Peas 1-60 1.10
Hay, timothy. Na 111.00 21.00
allied and clover 16.00 16.04
Cattle hay 10.00 11.00
Straw, bundled 16.00 16.00
do. loose 9.00 11.10
Rye straw 17.00. 11.00
Oat Straw 16.0) 17.00
Butter. choice dairy.30 .11
kgs, sew 'aid. dos.10 .66
Fowl. dressed. Ib. .10 .11
Spring chicken. ib.11 .17
Ducks. spring. Ib. .14 .18
Turkeys. lb .111 .10
Creme, lb. .14 .16
Live hens, Ib.111�1 .16
do. ducks. spring, Ib. :14 .00
do. geese. Ik .14 66
.16
i Apple.. basket .$S
do. barrel 1.76 3.60
Potatoes, bag .76 .00
Onions. basket .36 .46
do. Sllversklns. bkt.40 .00
Port, per pound .16 .10
Dressed hogs 10.00 11.00
Beef, hindquarters 13.00 0.00
do. forequarters 10 .00 0.00
axe
Cornejo Out of the Wet
It is easier
To KEEP DRV
under
\Vet Conditions,
than
'1'O KEEP WET
under
Dry Conditions'
With our large stock of
Light and Heavy Rub:-
hers,
ub=hers, Cloth Overshoes
and Arctics, •
w e ere pr'etsared to supply you
with just what you may need to keep
your feetdry, warm and comfort*We.
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are:-
dhipplag steers MI. ,Oto$1.26
Handy choke steers 7.76 3.00
Butcher steers. good 1.00 7.
do. medium 7.26 7.
do. common 6.76 7.
Heifers, good to choice7.00 7.
do. medium to good6.00 7.
Butcher cows. choice6.60 7.
do. good 6.00 6.
do. medium 6.75 6.
do common G.ae 6.
Butcher bulls. choice u.74 7.
do. good balls 6.35 6.
do. medium 6.60 6.
do. rough bologna 4.00 6.
Feeders, 954 to 1.100 lbs. 6.60 4.
do. ,build 6.00 6.
Stockers. 750 to 900 lbs. 4.25 6.
d o. med., 656 to 760 5.60 6.
de. light, 500 to 650 4.60 6.
Canners 3.76 4.
Cutters 4.10 6
Milkers. choice, each80.00 100.
do. com. and med40.00 s0.
Springers 60.00 100
ealves. veal, shotes9.00 10
do. medium 7.00 2
do. common 0.00
Iambs, light .. ,. 6.26
do. heavy 7.00
do. cults 6.50
Ewes. light . 6.25
Sheep, heavy and bucks 4.00
Culls 3.00
Hogs, weighed off cane. 7.76
do. fed and watered. 7.10,
do. f.o.b. 1.15
SHARMAN
THE PHOS MAN
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THE BTGN Al.
PERHAPS IT'S
'THE KIDNEYS
Set are making you Iasi so badly.
If sq you can easily MIL If your
head feels dull wail your
beck hurts marfy all the tisae--il
yowl appetite is poorly sod your
toague is coated -if the prime
Sums, to hlghlcolored and area -
sirs is o»' -ll you motive a brkk
dust deposit er morns in flea urine
atter steadies over night -then
you artsi.ly have something the
matter with your Kidneys. (wet
/1 srs
k aarelM. Ci11
,.p�r� isms lima 11ie1 taw. �tma.
the atarye milP . is my aaa
Limb& I bare tried areyred mourolles
screw. AM sunt UM rOie I watt anon
re4irv.d dam pies awn siwati a"prtatly
cured, wad ire esteeli tieOim rf1Y
Mt, ., J. cbv.
Gin tills are "Made In Canada"
and sold by all dealers &talk. a box,
6 for 10.30. Sold in U.S. under the
name "OINO" Pills. Write us for
free trial ttrDveattment. {gat
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60 s• to the enact age or condition neves
00 nary to transform a heifer into a cow
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76 This is really rather a hard quests .
15 to answer with finality. but in a prlu'
Mt from the agricultural society n'
ti ',Johannesburg, South Africa. we 041
26' a leOnition. The prise list says:
10,"Ilse society'■ definition of a heifer
76 far its show purposes Is as fo'low,'
76 l'An animal (female bovine) shall r:'
10 mauls • better until she ' attatas t5'
26 age of three years or has a van, which
61 ever event first happens.'"
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.001 Ground Fence Wir:e
GOD
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TO TAKE OFFENSIVE
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WINTER SESSION
. terse. Jatrtm a ala so ell departments
of t(.e fENTaAL el'gtN$ IS C04
I.P_(: E. Yams mrulJiieree1d 0(z err. T .r
ads fhr C'e'slawue sequin
"eierisrity is Equipment. Staff, girth
"sr. arid Its-ul'. Yoe are *.'*ted to
w rite for it if t,rtereettd to the trod of
et -hon' moo k ahs h Ming• beet sneer«.
Add,ea. W. H PH.t W. Pre -Meek
For Hair Health
W Rall wild' flair Teak MM
IBA Im•Pre.e the bsdtb ed year
acdp and hair. we will peg ties
what you use tlltrtag the trial.
We eo.id sot so steamily adores
Retail "93" Haar Toole sed matinee
to 041 it to the mama people if It did
era de el mos deka. Should it art
prove n=e eatietartory oars . -
touters leen filth Ir u} we
would baa their pstro.age. sad one
internes would au/ar.
If yougnr hair is Wise out oryw
1seolde, we
n:il "OM"Mohaaph
Moir d n
to er`dieate the dasdrea. give
to tire reale. abineralate ,.ew b•k
growth and prevent perm/aura�/.
e'•w• than any other human agMRy.
W .• went you to metre w prem
a Mk you In risk n0 m0w�
whet'- r, Huy s betas of
'sa ' Hair Tee* era it meemedi.g
dinrttoas fora thirty days then 11
age
e...1 tollwad moaair /aglj4. thud
Lmessy the essy you =lie to fell IL
We won't mak you to sign sq -
thin*. nor even to bring the bottle
bark. We won't obligate yes
••y way. We will take your mare
word. Codd anything he more fake
(',11.1 we de earthing more to ptsw�
n belief in Reea11 ' 03" Hair Tock,
an.t our hosaati of purples ie ru e -
wwllna it to you?
R -■su -IIS" Hair Toads la an pier
ant 46 se as awls mow and baap
be.t a faint. *odes eler. it ee
le tiredness d Wefts. 110s sad N.M.
You eau hey Kesel "Se" Hair Tofu
le this esamady 5.47 at mer SIMM
I/. 1' I►1.1.1 .i. 1'. w 11 , lrr•..,(alet.
Ilei.,.. 1 I$'w•t . ,t .,,.-1
001 Groundtng fence wires afford■
00 Womble protection from llghtn'nt
.00 and le a worth -whit,, invicetme It for
.00 farmers.
AA ; Hundreds of vasuable animals rrf
7.01 stntck by lightning every semme7
8 70 many of 1h.casualties being titres'
7.6) due to currents carried along pes•i_r
6.0) fences.
6.041 To secure the best results Froom.
5.00 wires ought to be placed abct.t 104
4:09 feet apart ao J closely staplO3 to f:'
0.410 post. so as to form a contact with
0.00 every ore of the fence wires. Th;
au) ,ground wires should also extend sight
Iy above the fence post, and Ike a
Vitale, rod. should penetrate tete
Toronto Grain Pekoe ,011 tar enough to reach moat earth.
The following wholesale prices are Number eight or nine wire 1s most
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade: satisfactory for this purpose.
Manitoba Wheat --Lake ports., new
crop. No. 1 northern. {1.224,: No 31
northern, 41.20.
Manitoba Oat. -New crop. No. 3
C.W.. Mc; No. 3 C.W.. 65c. track. bay
torts.
Ontario Oats -New. outside. 6Jc to
61c.
-Ontario Wheat -No. 2 car lots. 11.10
to 31.12, outside, according to freights.
American Corn --New. Na. 2 yellow.
all rail shipments. Toronto freight
70c to 71c.
Peas -No. 2. 11.60 to 41.70. car lots;
outride.
Rye --Na 2, 92c to 95e. outside.
Barley -Good malting barley. out-
side. 66c to 67c; Manitoba feed bar -
My. 116c to 67c. lake ports.
Rolled Oat. -Per bag of 90 pounds.
43 to $3.20; In smaller hos. 2326 to
$3.36. Wledeor to Montreal.
Buckwheat -71c to 73c. car lots,
etetside.
Mltlfe d-rarlots. per ton. bran.
pi to 326; .Aorta. 236 to 437; NUS
Wags, 431 to $21; good feed Sour.
German Attack 1n Fr La -as
Energy and all Await OLtcome
of Battle In Deland
The Gerp au effort in the wt
theatre of 'sox has relasad. It is
oMclally $,:uousced that their forces
In Belgium are entirely on the de
genitive. las France their attacks have
been desultory and have lacked power
'There le an Impression that the
allies aro about to talo rho offensiv:
On Belgium and Northern Fr,nce. •u'_
that • great attack by the Frolic
and British may b • loe•ked for in t'i •
event of • great Ruastuu triumph in
Poland. Military Owen era incline to
the belies that the Germaus are sus-
pending operations In the west until
in Isaac la obtained :'( the east. and
are preparing to withdraw to a second
line of defences in Belgium 1f the
issue is again t them:
The rtRtc.al report Monday nig:rt
stated that there was calm every-
where except near Arras, where some
attacks by the Germans were made
and repulsed. The expected drive of
700,000 men against the allied line 'n
the region of Arras has not developed.
although tip- Germans have shown
more energy in that region than 1n
any other part of the battle line.
The Germans are believed to bare
massed fourteen army corps in the
region jest east of Arras, with the
intention of concentrating In that re -
eon. it is practically certain that
they have :.handoned their main CL-
deavor from Ypres to Armentieres.
and will attempt to hew through aures
tber south !t appears that they telt
out the allies ' strength with about
3,000 men. It Is expected that they.
will pe news within a day or two of a
more general and violent attack.
Then were turd-foughten8agementa
1n five areas of tattle on Sunday near
Ypres, to Belgium, near Arra. the
key of the allied left wing, between
the Somme and the Cbaulnes, nortt
of the Aisne. and far to the east of
the line to the Vosges. where heavy
.nowtaU has added to the difficulties
of operations - The official report
says that the allies made advances
near Ypres. further safeguarding Inc
position which has blocked • German
advancS toward the French coast
The principal Aglaia( .vas near Arras
Vie Are
.Scranton WhiteMh HardCoa
Ancient Automobiles
Shown together In an automobl'e
1NNues In London are • steam cxr
MILL In 1860. a steam tricycle dating
tram 1881 and a gasoline car htrented
fa Lk*.
Canada has 42.100 men and bol,
employed os .easels.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
• Moes! spplk•atlnrw. a. (her cannot meth the
diseased port, netthe ear. there 1• only .er
wag et ease dealleem. ant that 1. by ooao 14 n -
Y rsmdtas. neuro!.. 1. "Anted by a.. 1n.
Fa {don of tie moron. tin'., '•r't..
'tete. When tide tube 1..1rre'mei
yea Mv, • tamb!(ag .wad we importer% hoot-
ing.
the meant, sed sale..,' . Inawaal Wal
6can ie.
takes ma sad tae tate metered to 1 • .normal
onsdition, heartier .rtn b• derreyed fore'- t :
g ime ram.. Gut of rem aro "inroad by a uarrIi
1 whlrb I. nethlav bet an Innamei es.dltwn. f
' the mu owe ,srtaa a.
We to 111 elm On. Ruedred Dsllare for an'
ra• of Defoe.. (rowed by ea'.rrbl trot
Fano.' be owed by Hairs .starch fun. Send
1 for etrcub... free.
Y. J. cliCNF:r ft (Y'., Tsle.lo, rt.
gold hr firegettert. Me.
T.k. II 'IN Fenny Mb ter oes•Ktpetfon.
43a to 334 - -
Cattle at Meetreal
B utcher& cattle. chola.17 76 to 33.00
domedium.
do. commove
Canners
B utcher's cattle. cows. _
do medium
do. bulls 6.00
Milkers. choice, each 70.041
do cos sal snot^0000
S pringers 10.00
Sheep. ewes .... 4.60
Hocks and culls 4.06
LtnM 6.16
Hogs. f.o.b. 7.11
(salves . 3.00
tleemen ', Biggest Clue
Details of the German lqk-h
4.60 7.14 allege gas. which is operated Daly by
1.00 6.ee Krtspp's ewe oagineers. show that 1t
3.66 4.75 Lir harme-
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god electrically trots a .-
0.60 6.76 igeas64. dlateace, its action being
9.76 6.211 web that the operator ascot remain
.aur. its projectile weighs spproxi
74.00 , laatsly 1,100 meads, sod on leaving
4fi.S0 the Ps emer4bes a parabola' ewer
K'00 • lag a dlataace at ew'aly, miles tad
4.76 ridsg to an sltitede of 1.900 yards
4.26 Et ls s4de4 tial the shell 1■ expte4ing
7 . N , 55.48. dead ty gs5,a
9.00 A Setd1erty Speeeh
10.00
1. Ms ode os the death of the Duke
East S4lffile Cattle et Wefllagton. Tenayeee .poke of hi
(lsttle-sbkpplog. was to 31.14; bore as .se "who sevwr spoke against
betekers. µ.7B to 46.10. bottsre, N to a fee." lord Roberta is evldeatly a
3*; flews. 43.76 to 47; boas. 36 to aeldler et tie same type. 'M. says
$7.10; stockers and feeders, 46 ,t.1 "Way 1 etre a weed et mutts t-
5710 sect heifers. 45 le 46.71. Im1 vo.stry>,en against the en.ports
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.ah--letive; f6 l0 911 tee. 1 a.t1i practice of atomise ore'.
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Hoa• --Meavy. mise .6 yorkers wad .neat«. Int tta avert what hip
lbs. dories the btn.r War. d.scrib'l!
pop 41 16 l0 49.10; rough. 37 be 47.10; as 'tlt)tag Kruger with mor month.'
stmts. a t. SRN. ' Lal u5 rather devote all our energ!e+
11heopand l.sbs-Aetive; Iambs. M to lotvetiag our temm.a b the sup..
to 00.71: 1Me digs. 37 to 41; w.tbera. lar fighting .t adgwate amber. o'
44.21 to 44.79: ewes. $ l9 Is 44. British soggier, la the eve, 0.0.1"
sheep. atliad. 49.71 to 1416.
Chicago Lew Sleek
Cattle-Bemves. 4619 to 41029: wee.
tern green. 46.40 to 1)1.00; tows and
better. 31 M to 61.10; olives, 31 to
311 16
Hefts --tight. 46.01 le 41.00; 431x.4.
471e to 3711; heavy. 41.11 to 47.10:
p(1• 14 to 3410: belle 01 ea/es. VA !
to $741
Nheep-Native. UM to 40.11=i year
Uses 4410 t, 21.11 IOW"Isdaw +
v.......14.34r„..„ WIewA r to 411'.
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QUIrK NAPTHA
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WOMANS SOAP
MURDERED THE TURNKEY
Two Midterm Escaped From Pembroke
Jail After Killing Official
Robert ('oxford. turnkey of th'•
Renfrew county jell at Pembroke was
murdered, and William Browu. the
jailor, fatally wounded as the result
of a successful attempt at jail -break-
ing by two Indians, Peter Whiteduci
and Anthony Jocko. Sunday afternoon.
The Redskins were being held pend -
Ing trial on a charge of theft from
Grand Trunk freight cars at Golden
Lake. Roth got clean away.
The Indians were in he corridor
when ['oxford entered with some
supplies. The turnkey had oecaslon
to enter a cupboard in the corridor.
and as soon ea he had his back turn-
ed out- of the Indians came up with
a chair and dealt him a smashing
blow on tie head, fracturing ht: skull.
Death ensued in a few minutes.
Jailor Brown heard the noise and
arming himself with a poker rushed
Into the corridor. The Indians wrest-
ed the poker from h;m and beat him
Into unconsciousness. then made thel:
'escape by the main entrance.
On Monday the two Indians were
,surrounded near Golden Lake. the
fsdlan Reserve_the desperadoes hee-
ls( taken refuge In a piece of bush.
IO=RMANY FLAPS I IVASION
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rakinp Steps to Guard Against
Ta
Movement by the Allies
An Invasion by the Allies is feared
ib Germany. according to The Copan-
Ibagen Evening News. which reports
that extensive pr'epar'ations are be.
lug made to guard against such an
teventualtty.
The News nays It has learned frogs
(eye -witnesses that the Germans are
strengthening old fortresses In the
former Oudot territory of Sehleswtg-
lHelsteln, as well as a itue of entrench -
rants called the Dannew.rk along
Itthe northern side of the Kiel (kcal.
1t is thus hoped to protect the canal
'against attacks from the north, for
ft 1s nn the shorn of Schleswig. as
El.erdtaf tr' -the a,poefa..tbat fa la-
castrm to feared, - A11 the Genial
*hinds 1e the North Sea are now
closely guarded. and strongly fortified
,positions are losing erected en the
shores of Holstein and along the wee -
'men aide at the River gibe.
Retainlwg tete Cat Wan
la reply to representations that have
helm made to 'the Domhloa ()overs-
ewed rs111rdlag elm "wet antes ."
established is the Canadian eamp on
'Salisbury Plain. an °filed statement
'nays that, while way suggestions from
.the Canadian Oe:ernmeat would no
doubt be carefully eeasldered. even
!fungi• the camp le wader the direct
warm .e the war Acethe present
arva0getert R''eme the setas one un-
der tis tlRam.talr.
Dr. Boland W,ueded
Letters arriving In Canada Vast
,week reetalned the aenesecemeot
that Hon. Dr. Seised. M.P. for W toes,
was s.rle.SLy wsa0de4 bF a rhrap*.l
atilt dads the baabardmeat of
Aatwe'f)!s' Pik lit sew las a Betyh1
•11eeeltal.
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We handle the celebrated White Ash Scranton
Coal, This is a coal free from clinkers and burns to
a clean white ash. Cannel Coal and Blacksmith Coal
We always carry a large stock of the above coal
EGG COAL $7.75 STOVE & CHESTNUT x.00
HARD WOOD $2.50 a Cord SOFT WOOD $2.25 a Cord
The Happy Thought Ranges and Radiant Home
Heaters have no equal in appearance and working qualities. They
will do more work on less coal than any other Range or Heater on
the market. This is a strong assertion but it is true. k is backed
by. thot&ands of satisfied users
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We have a number of second hand Heaters and Ranges in At repair
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Our stock of heavy and shelf Hardware was never more complete
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For Plumbing, Heating, Troughing, Electric Wiring, Etc.,. let us
figure �n your job. All work fully guaranteed.
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HAS. C. LEE
MENTAL THERMOMETER
SHOULD REGISTER HIGH
Don't be goverened by your mental
thermometer.
it may be the plaything of mood
and an uncertain liver. Never mind.
Get rid of tie moods and fix the liver.
1t may be used to greeting you In
the morning and dictating to you the
dav's work. how much shall be done
and how well It shall be dose. 1f so.
forget the habit.
Learn to rise above your mental
thermometer. Learn to be router of
It. Learn how to change it to normal.
If 1t has dropped by reason of some
failure of the day before, or some
disappointment, look It squarely In the
face the neat morning and laugh at It.
Blow It full of sunny, happy. op-
timistic thoughts and make It get so
busy that there will be no other pos-
sible thing for It to do but rise.
When your mental thermometer is
tight. the chances are that your body
will be in a normal. healthy condition.
And when both are right. health
and hajptness are pretty apt to get
together under the same roof.
The seta of 31.100,111 ball bees alp
Ipreprkbl by the Dost lee Gomm
latest to ,nest Um aNestiee Seated
,by the eeep IaUe111S 1S UN Wont.
MUTES ABOUT OZONE
Undiluted Article Would be as Fatal
to Patient as to Dimas
What about ozone. anyway?
The °sone' that 1s strong enough
to do any good through the killing
a barn Is strong to k111 folks. too.
Anyhow this is what a ptreminent
medical journal says on the question
of "Ozone myths":
"Faith 1a the subtle and far-reachIng sleets and the health -giving vir
toes which have at one time or an-
other been attributed to °sone has
somehow been instilled into the popu-
lar mind." says the article.
"Seaside and mountain resorts alike
have benefitted by the reputation o1
'mons la the air In the neighborhood
Involved. The excusable longing of
•a aver -lung ,population for a stlmu-
lat1ng .tatessba4e sad for 'an 14.01
antiseptic has led maty to look hope-
fully toward that substance which up.
pears to represent the acme of the
valuable properties of oxygen.
"The honest manufacturer and the
medletpe faker hs?.% bath lima alert
to swat, themselves of tee opportunity
for public service. so that 'osoetsers'
and 'oaoeolited' products are dlsptayei
1. ahndaae.,
'The oaooe C=cet8e presents Its
facts ea well as Ile fl"tion. (Sou?
'undoebtegly has anter-• ptic power.
bet tor seek elects a 4a.rgeroas con
to.trattos ampere to be necessary.
Lately it bas become possible to pre
pare pure oso8e aa4 t: investigate
Its physiologic propene es. Prof.
Leonard Hill and Dr. : "srtle neck
of London find that 'a onoentratlon
as little as one per mill ',.t is irritating
to the respiratory true;. Kepeeure for
two hour, to a concert altos of Clam
to twenty per Wilke: le am without
risk to lit..'
Tie coneto.trtatlo- of oao.e neces-
sary to k114 bacilli would also till
times in which Play oceur. 'then
M .o harm la brsathjlita weak een-
eentrstlame of saes. Oasse fa e.ele-
wbat higber c,.Iestrines teed per
WtII1 s) Say haves ra a tales. bet
peewee et ile vale, fay •e11 be d
eieede4. especially se Meg s. there
aro ether w better 01108'. Nes
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JUST TWO MORE
ADVERTISING WEEKS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
MR. MERCHANT :
Have you commenced to advertise your Chri,t
mus& Goods ?
People are getting more and more into the wa
• of doing their Christmas shopping early.
Von should see the wisdom of making au earl,
start with your advertising if you ;rant t,
participate to an'. extent in the Christina,
trade...
Christmas gifts will be given and received tin,
year. in spite of the war.
Do your part by letting the publi,- know what
you have to offer them.
The best advertising medium you can have i�
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The Spirit et Self-sacrlfiee
71.at British soldiers are ant/sated
by the old spirit which has made the
ample* what K Is 1. Illustrated by
the story of a couple of men of the
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
who hod been eat eft from their real -
meat daring a battle. One was badly
waded, but his eoespsaloa had stuck
ti dim all the Use to a country
ewerelag with. (i1.rlsa.s, wad. thossgb
Mgr lad any a few blaeetts-betwie.
Heti, they Sassed to pall through
.at11 Meted up. "I proved the ua-
woe.4.d sac" ears lance•Corporai
Nseedse , et tie taoyal Irish lac
cors, who talk tie wry, ".• tell s
hew they amassed to get tarosgb tete
tour days a cls blecslts. bet he al -
war got wary and told ase to .hot
up. I tang he west without aaythtag
and gave the b eeelts to btu wrestled
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Pey For Prima's' Keep
As seeosat le beteg kept of the
01 the atalatanance of the
primmer. at war in !Salami.
very naoessary, for when It
a q.estloa or geape the v
seam w111 he called upon to
this account, which, as the war
v.aoe., will become more and
enulderable.
Beak Clerks tt Wsr
"Tsktng the two largest of oar
stock beats." the London 11
Times resorts. "tie London city
31Iti..4 wad Loy s. wa and•
Chet already betimes 700 and 400
Russ sob Ia.tdtstloe have e
tbews.ives for active wen +''•
wait All eosdderatios te h.ing it
to thea by the refloat Boards
theta Same are being kept coon
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Relieve Your Mind
of the wor-
ries inci-
dental
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dental to appointing as ladivide.l as tra3toe of your estate,
as--
Wlll he live to fulfil I6. trust? W111 he tall 111 or be sera=
most ost wanted? Will he negbeet his trust for his town affairs.
Will he prove unfaithful?
'note aro all poaslbf ltl.r. Bot you may leave tis° (1411 0'
gqopntIsMsraUon is entrusting the administration .f year seek 10
this strong, eonstorvathe Company.
0.11 or write for all htfore .tion &sired.
111E I.INDSI & WESTERN TRUSTS CO. LIN I f ED
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IIs II IMOND rrsser. LONDON. OW
ta.11.ilatl WWI R 110000 M"" im
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