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OwnS.otiesHsr.Told.
Basal. Abaft. 0sa - " I this*
Mie IN Islpre than nett ter tea to theak
its lice what yaw kind advice and Lydia
I1.111Abs s's Veeetebb Compost' hare
tins IsrM
"When I wines terse sora tis ago I
eats • eq girt woman suffering from
anile s *eshlaa I had organic infiane
Notion W amid est stand or walk say
Astons& At lost 1 was enticed is ay
bed, aid the dieter said I world have
is go Nttmgb r operation, hot this I
mimed Is A bind advised Lydia I.
>llakbaem's
Vegetable Compound, .ad
thaw. ahs tali Wes tete!.e ol it, 1
fad lir a ase wawa 1 meet heartily
nesnamod yaw taeliene to all wenn
ilbamfferwith finale taoubl.a
aim trim Ieii. L Ptokham'. Livor
Pak dad dig they an Ane. 1 will
mane be without the msdiein. to the
agues."-�Yn.
Tama iitiw.RY. LLS Co-
.emhiAtreus, Shaentm. Alberta.
The Mbar Care,
Beatrice, N.b.-dist after my mar -
Nage my left skie began to pain me and
tise palm got so severe at times that 1
welfe .d terribly with it. I visited three
doctors and each one wanted to operate
ea me but 1 would not consent to an ev-
olution. I heard of the good Lydia
?inkhorn's Vegetable Conpoued was
doing for others and I used several bot-
tles of it with the remelt that I haven't
been bothered with my side since thea.
I am in good health and I have two little
girls. M n. R. B. ChM), Beatrice. Neb.
Despite the numerous "eerie," ems
ear enflames to tannin
Svery new and eon some avlata
troika a record beton be breaks his
Sack
The Reesdaa government 1s so dicta•
Maid to got rid of enrest that it le
Meeting • vast amount of it
*fish widows mid pay the Nemo
Isa. bat there are poor bachelors who
ass willing to relieve than of the /AM-
A BETTER REMEDY
THAN NASTY SALTS
tar penpie tike to take ph sspeoafly
aslts, because they are so tto
take and because of the pipntj and pains
they cause. Retail Orderlies enable you to
* take leas physic, and all without gripm/,
riming or excessive looseness. Ss2ta and
harsh phyiac usually give only t�rrporary
rebel and often leave the bowls *one aQ
that hdore.
Recall Orderlies move the bowels
promptly. and soothe, tone and strengt' ret
the intestinal muscles. leaving them
heal:h•,• and tegulsr in action. They taste
Kim candy, and the movement they muse
lies easy and natural as though your bower
were in perfect health and you never bad
to talcs any physic at all. We have Pommel'
faith in Retelil (kdcrlies that we urge you
to try them with the understanding that,
if they do not satisfy you m every way, all
you have to do to get your money back is
to tell us. We honestly believe them to be
the best bowel remedy made. Ia vest
pocket tin hnzes: Inc, 25c tele
.
You can buy Remit Orderlies
rlies only at The
Resell Stores, and in this town only of us.
H C. Munlop. Phot. B., druggist
Bedford block. Ucde,la h Osvaldo.
Dr. Seland May het Liberty
Hon. Dr Be and. ex -Postmaster
•pe.eral, wbo, according to the last
deices received In Canada. la a
tier of war In Antwerp. 1a likely
be among the list of British pry
exchanger under the arranges
sow pending between the AIUee
Qermaay.
$.ttaw Will NM Hang
The death sentence oe W1Blaa Rab
bo was to be hanged at Brace •e
on Jae. 16th. has bees on
to Ike tapri.00mest to Kin
PNINntlary by the Ooveraef'
w '
.eli
1
g 1 a
is Rheumatism of the faro
Uric Acrd len in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodge. along the nem..
which teem-ismfrom t.4
eye aver the tbrehad.
acres* the cheek to tie
side n( the none. The
*asap is the .arse as in ea
R madam dieoedsred
The caw is ism
se the saute--
Dodd's
Kidney
I V PLs)1iT16 A ND ?1111111 UA ll a
li j..r terstere J seserua
lel
‘Zr
jre li aongasrllwly bale
outdoor work. =ire le, huw.ve.y
always work dew kid for tis'
ruerg.Uc vasa the farsa. Mos ease
dad peotestkia el Ile Weeniest la
It
is lop at* shooR e.flin-
putout
11
duties, lie maim.
con he probate can save a +bleu hot M
11 ie of peraseouat Importases that
implements aad tools, wbee ss�ttls.d
for use, be 1* 0Aditioa for satisfactory
service. E•pecfatly et harvest time.
It may be ■ m.t.er Pf hours to Rat the
crop .exceed, and it is thee that the
re.ulta of can and inspection are ap-
pere0t.
Machiwry coesiste of deed and
moving parts, and it 1e nesessery for
thea successful operation that they
remain In this oondit'.n. U.e, bow -
ever, mums vibration, which Leeds to
Immo nod wear bolts and other parts 2 Pen, d. H. Smith 1.
of maebisee. An lospeetios will dis- Ile• kingo colon. -Hen, Wm. Car -
cover where them are and suite ma Ler. Loodesboro, 1 and Y.
ha tigbtened and worn parts rebewed• Legbnrne, white 8. C. -Cock. Bates
these, if neglected till the machines k Beacom 1, 2 and d Hen. Bales k
•re required, may an in. toss oe eel went 1 •n1 2Cockerel, O. Kidd 1,
Cable day, through the loss of boles or Thos. R• 2 arch and 8, Bat •s k Bea -
mate, or while new parte are secured. ousel 3 and 4. Pelle'. Thos. linggrrth
All moving metal parts should be coy- 1. U. Kiid 2, Bates & B aeon, 3, 4 and
*red with vasrline or otber grease to 6•
protect from rust stud consequent lo- Logborn. Ault, 8. C Luck, A. 8
el eased friction in operation. Inkiry, t.istowel, 1, 2 and 3 Nen, F.
1t is a good plan to bevy on hand an W. Angus, Wlogham, 1 end 3; A. 8.
astortrneet of bolts, nuts, screws and Iiikky, 2 and 4. ...locket el, A. 8. Ink -
cot ter pins. es weU es wrenebe., espsc- ley 1, 2eud 3, F. W. Angus4. Pullet,
sally socket wrencbee sod *extension. ♦ 8. Inkley 1, 2 and 3, F. W. Angus
A surprising number of bolts and nuts 4 and 5.
are put in the must difidcult places to Lagboros, brodro, S. C. -Hen, J.
get •t, and, if proper wrenches are not Hemet 1, A. Rider 2. Cockerel, J.
available, many delays result. Howl ie 1, 2 and 3, A. Rider 4. Pullet,
PLOUGHING MATCHES.Bates & Beacom 1. A. Rider 4 and 5.
Leghorn,. black, 8 C. -Hen. J.
Then was • time in Ontario and,Howrie 1 and 2.
Quebec when the ploughing mat As Legboroe, brown. R. U. -Cock, Rats
was an event of importance in ' ' Bros. 1, 2 and 3 Hen, Katz Bro.. 1, 2
man localities. Later, interestand 3. R. C. Paateletbwaite 4. Rats
in the matches decreased greatly, Bros. to,k all oth-r prises in this
especially among the younger men. eland.
Asa result, good ploughing and gond Leghorn*. white-Heu, R. C. Po.-
soil
oesoil enitivation have fellers back some telethwaite 1.
points since the old day., rzoept in I Hamburg., black --Wm. Carver took
the few districts where the matches , Ant in every class.
have been continued As the Ant- Hamburg*. silver spangled --Win.
class ploughman is likely to be a good Carter took all prises in this cher, and
cultivator of Ibe soil, agriculture, iu alio in ail other clsears of Hamburg*.
general, has .uQered. On the other i Minetrcae. black, S. C. -Jae. Shiw
hand, the farmer who regards plough. took all prises...
ing merely as a proxes of turning; Lengthen., black --J. Howrie took
over land, tbe sooner done the better, 1 811 prizes.
will not, and can not„ne a good cub i- Orpington., while- Cock. Thos. Hog -
valor of the soil. Unless the soil is gar* h 1, Jas. Shaw 2 and 3 Her., Jan.
well plougted, it is impossible to gine; ribaw 1, 2 and 3. Cockerel, Jas. Shaw
the land the best of preparation for 1 and 2. Pullet, Jas. Spew 1, 2 and 3,
the seed. IThos. Hoggatth 4. Pen• Ju. Shaw 1.
It is encouraging to note, however, a Orpington., buff -Cock. J. Knight
'that the ploughing match is being 1. lien. J. Knight 1 and 2. Cockerel,
revived, •Led that the P.aitie Prov- J. Knight 1 and 2, F. W. Angus3.
Inc.. also are taking it kern interest Puller. F. 1V. Angus 1, A. K. Luh•
in competitions of this kind. If they brook 2, J. Knigbt 3 and 4. Pen. J.
are beneficial as an aid to better Knight 1, A. K. Lymb-rrner 2, A. S
farming on the virgin prairie they Inkiry 3.
are of even greater value in the older Orpington.. black-Csek, J. M. De-
part.. of the country, where the land Luca 1, Bet is It Beacom 2 anei 3. Hen,
needs more carefbl working to Main-' Bate. k Bea^nm 1 and 2. J. M. Deluca
lain soil fertlli(y and increase crop 3. Bates k Beacom 1 and 2 on cock-
produeUoo. Good ploughing is • ere! Rud pullet.
matter of good ploughmen as w•f1 as Ort•ingtoor, blue -Cockerel. A. S.
of good plouges, and, as these matches L•abhrnok 1. Pullet , A. E. Leah -
encourage gond workrnenabip, they brook 1 stud 2.
are worthy of support by all Inter. Kock., white -hock. 8. 8. Shantz,
reed iu better farming. At they Berlin, 1; R. S. Muedir, Seafnttb, 2.
have an edauational value and often Hen. 8 8. 8hants 1 and 2, R. 8.
Rive the boys the needed encourage- Murdie 3. f;oekerd, 8. 8. bhautz 1
meat to remain 0o Oz. farm, plough- god 2, R 8. Mnrdie 3. Puller, 8. R.
ing matches might well form one • Ottani: I rug 4. R. B. Mutdie 2 and 3.
feature of the work of the Farmers' Hoek", barred -Cock. I. Shaw 1 and 2,
(Nun, Farmers' Institute, or Agri- J. Newcombe 3 and 4. Hen. 3. Shaw
cultural Society. -Conservation. 1 and 2; H. A Hovey, Clinton, 3; R.
TO KNCOI'RAOS HORSE BREED- O. Posteletbwaite 4 and 5. Cockerel,
L Shaw 1 and 4, H. A. Hovey 2 and 3,
IN(i. R. C. Pnstoletbweite 5. Pullet, J.
for be *oeaur•gement of horn Shaw 1. 2 and 4. R. C. Posteletbweite
hreedie. , the Minister of Agriculture 5. Pen. J. 8baw 1, J. Newcomb 2, H.
of Canadaroposes to enter u a A Hovey 3.
policy which may serve to piece he Reck,. buff -A. 8. Inkley took all
horse breeding industry in Canada in P''20"•
a position comparable to that which it Wyandotte., white -Cock, J. D. At -
has attained in Great Britain spa ken 1 and 2, 3. H. McClinton 3, Wm.
other European countries. it is he. Dnag A. Hen. J. D. Atken 1 and 2,
tiered that by encouraging the omen- Win. Doak 3, J. 11. McClinton 4.
*soden of breeder* clubs and by Cockerel, J. D. Atken 1 and 2, Tota.
Pee Ming such clubs to procure the ser Bower 3, 8. Somers, 8raforth, 4 and 5.
vices of good breeding stallions under Pullet, Thor. B,were 1, J. D. Atken 2
favorable financial conditions the ss- and 3, S. Somers 4. Pen. J. D. Atken
.iatance las this direction can hest he 1, J. H. McClinton 2, Wm. Doak 3.
provided. The encouragement of Wyandot•ee, black -(Jock, Wtn.
communitybreeding will. naturally. Doak 1. Hen. W. J. Hamblen• Clin-
of itself prodoci ire of useful re- ton, 1 and 2; Wm. Doak 3 and 4.
alta. The puym*ot to community !Cockerel, W. J. Hamblen 1 and 2,
nrganizaUone of a part of the service Wm. Doak 3. Pullet, W. J. Hamblen
fee will, it l.,ezpected, give • perman- 1 and 2, Wm. Donk 3 and 4.
rot stimulus to the hiring of the W y.ndotler. buff -Hen. Me. J.
best stallions that may be procured Hamblen 1. Wyandotte. partridge -
and. at the tame time, :promote the (%"''k• W. Shearslown 1 and 3. A.
development of a comprehensive
TUE 51OFFAL CODERIOB ONT
?VAT. Jalloa*Y !I, lefla 7
T1Q ►RIz74Wl*stlr. 1 net ell piton
()Gehl*, white -J. Shaw 1 ea mak WS tlkrromous
S cbt�al�+.ioa. i. W. AaRw ! o. seek and
Nr 1`day�w. petit &bull W. Ass w 1 Lea all
µ m
.td /mirelgl ■alWn ss.t 1M
liell•ettla g 414Ibt 4 prbhm
.-wainers I os*, ea & Bsaoora 2gon ouckerei
rt the c s l.lbit for of tL. Hume
Atoka F-.r.4.+4ss I..ii la Medea Ise
lest n
end 2sod 8e.
0001111114,sa
•, bL-k-leek, J. Web► 1,
W. F. Edwards 2 and 3. glee, W. F.
Edwmd. 1 .ad 2. Cockerel. W. F.
Ed word, I. Pellet. J. Webb 1, W. F.
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ALON61H "'� g
Stocktakin Sale
7+•r1tM F*resa CernpletMy RwMA
aef.Im . Thrust pack Near COON
Aaewsps-64
b. 11 n TReNt-
and Russians Make Advances
' la% i 11 , idwseda2
1 Sas awls A. Rider% West Bea Ight, older -Cock, R C. Pos-
M..wvuse, Si 0. H. Lew4, 00.11ereI, telethwalte 1 W. Carters, lien, W.
L4 _Soft Hens. 2 and 8. 0. H, Carter 1, IL C. Po*teletbwaite Y.
Rata Brea 1 and s,Oop�1 W. Oester L
A. i I Sebrig4tt, silver -W. Carte: took ail
al er.1► rt--Oock. John Car- prise+.
WOO, lltfsj�fotd, 1 and 2; J. M. De-
Black. lir C. -W. Carte. 1 o0 eoek-
leek Pert 1)etlbousb. 3. John 0aew mai.
*son 1 •ad 2las all other classes. White, It C. -W. Outer t 301 all
Booboos, dark -John Hamm 1 on pi lire.
cockereland pullet. Came, black red -Cock, T. B .were 1,
ins, buff -J. M. De!uc.t took s11 A. J. Grigg 2 Hen, A. J. Grigg 1 and
a in this class.. 2. Cocker el, A. J. Urigt 1 and 2
whin, partridge -J. M. Deluca, Pullet, T. Bawer* 1 ase! 2.
rock, I ; 1 aid 2 In all other *taw. Game, brown reed -A. J. Origg took
D..r►ings. skive r grey -Cork, W. F. all prises,
Edwards, Mitcbell, 1 dad 3; 0. H. (,;tire. golden duckwiog-Cxk, T.
Smith 2. Hen, W. F. Ed wads 1 rod Bowen 1. Heir, T. Uowere 1 and 3,
2. 3. Howrie 8, U. H. Smith 4. (ioek- A. J. Grigg 2. Cockerel, C. Bowers 1.
ere!, O. H. Smith 1, W. F. Edwa.d.2. A. J. Or igg 2. Pullet, T. Biter. L
Pull t, W. F. Edea. ds 1, 0 H. Smith (lame, silver du:kwiog-flock, A.
J. Origg I and 2. lien, T. Bowers 1.
A. J. G igg 2. T. Bowers 1 on cock-
erel and pullet.
Game, tyle -Cook. T Bowers 1 and
A. J. Grigg 3. Hen, T. Bowers 1
and 3. A. J. (lrigll 2. T. Bowen took
all other prism in this class.
Gane, white -f. Bowers took all
prises in lhie class.
Game, Bi.chest -A. J. Grigg 1 on
pullet.
Game, A. 0. V. -T. Bowers took all
prizes.
Ptusotts.
Barb -S. G. McKay 1 and'2 on cock
and ben.
Dragoon -S. G. McKay 1 on hen.
Fantail. white -8. 0. McKay 1 and
3 on cock and hen, J. Webb 2 on cock
and ben.
Fantail, A. 0. C. -Rats Bros. I and
2on cock and -ben, J. Webb :Lon cock
and hen.
Home., checkered -S. G. McKay 1
and on cock and ben, J. Webt, 2
on rock and hen.
Homers, A. 0. C. -S. G. McKay, all
pt *zea.
Jacobins, reed orellow-S. G. Mc-
Kay 1 err cock an,' heu.
Jacobins, splashed -8. 0. VeKay 1
on hen.
Jacobin, A. O. U. -J rho Webb 1 w.
cock and hen.
Magpies, reed or yellow -S. G. Mc-
Kay 1 un c..ck and hen.
Owls, A. 0. V.-9. G. McKay I and
2 on cock and hen.
P.rutere, blue or Mark -Rats Bros.
1 on cock and hen
Pou'er., red or yellow -Raiz Bros.
1 on cock.
Pouters. pigmy -F. W. Angus 1 on
cock end hen.
Trumpet ars-John Webb 1 on cock
and ben.
Turbiw, A. O. C.-8. G. McKay 1 on
cock and hen.
Tumblers -Cock, H. A. Hovey i, J.
Webb 2. Heir J. Webb I, 11. A.
Hovey 2.
Tumblers, A. U. C. -Cock. S. (3. Mc-
Kay 1, F. W. Angus 2. Hen. F. W.
Angus 1.
Rider 2. Hen, W. Sheardowo 1 and
movement In the interests of this Ian- 2. ('nckerel. W. Shea"'" 1 sod
portent national industry. 2 : F. Smatlacombe. Hrrietll, 3; A.
81.10d hrirfly. tee sebeme is es fol- Rider 4. Pullet, W. Sheardown 2
lows The farmers of any district. and 3. F. Mtma1141.:nmhe 1 and 4. A.
wishingt.. work f r the betterment of , Reser 5.
ere reeding, hy .•ccnuregrng the \Vy..dottre, golden leptted-A.
use of sound individually excellent Rider took all pries.
pusel.redeimay form a Breeder.' wvendottr, silver larged-('hck.
Clash for the purpose of Whig a pure• I A. Sider 1, J.. Howrie 2. Hen, A.
bred eta Mon for the benefit of the I Rider 1, J. HOW rle 2. ('ockerel. A.
members. These Breeders' Club", by Rider 1 and 2. J. Howrie 3. Putte', A.
organizing under and adopting ten Rider 1 end 2, J. Howrie 3.
canalitution and bylaws end conform- Lengthens, Mack -J. 8. Howrie
Ing to the retinue rules and ngula 30
Shod Would d Rea R C. -Cock. A
W
took all t isr.
Lions governing�[[ this ggrsant, may e s inn -
',Host, in the Fed.rel.mlstance vee Rider
1, H. P. iashbrook 2 and 3.
to sueh clubs. This ooaelsts in paying Hen, A. Rider 1, H. 1 . Lasbhro. k 2
practically tern' y -five per cent. of the' sod 3. Cockerel, A. Rider 1 end 2,
-*evict fees on a guaranteed number of H• P. La hbrook 3 end 4. Pnllrt, A.
mans. I Rider 1, H. P. Leehbrook 3 8 and 4.
Witte it vliiV.tnbncoura a floe heed. ,rin IL L.I1i4r k 1.
ing of remounts• the portion paid bv' ode Island 'Red, It. D. -eek.' 1/.
the Live Stock Branch to clubs hiring P. lasbbrortk 1 sed 2. Hen. H. P.
sultable thoroughbred 'tanking.shall Labbrook 1 and 2. Cockerel. A. Rider
be forty per rent. on W mares except 1. H P. La.hbro..k I. 3 and 4. Pellet,
A. Rider 1, H. P. Lashlrook 2, 3, 4
and 6. Pen. A. Rider 1.
Rpanieb, black -J. Howrie W,k all
prises,.
Poland*, golden -Cock. A. S. intify
1, R. Q. McK.y 2. Pen, A. 8. Inky
1 R. G. McKay 2 A. t . !Miley
all other prise. in this clans.
ilesdaa.-F. W. Angus took all
prises -
Geese pit -.Clock. Wm Carter 1.
t nnrongnnnn mare.
For the booklet ma Federal seas -
Noes and all other hoer atioa ad-
dress the Dominion Live Stock (Jose-
mlasloe.r. Ottawa, Lagada.
It. was Iarae*.
"1 wast to he esreewd," *aid the
worried -looking furrow.. addressing
the judge. •'i owe a man t6 that i
Wormed, and as be la searing Eng- Bale* elk Beacom 2, Armst roam & Tate
land today for .ruow leen 1 want es 1 r A V. Roberts 4. Hen, Wm. Oast
retch bins before he gets to the boat we L T. Bowen L Bates k Be,com 3.
sed pay blur tae S6." "Teta .r* Ar .germs k Taylor 4. V Roberts 6
T
ley tore!*. *mat tca
the jary wbo ane IM Rae
exrrwd,- retar"41 hes l.rrrd.hip in 0oekeeel, Bowe's 1 V Roberts A
*Mem raiwl et a eight i bat yes
ewe
ego ai r a three. Ar titga i stN dna
naa la a t vena& wbo weld ant
n et* fifths plass poi seder as
~les thea de yea an an et int.
Lek
Bates k Saadi 6 Wsa. Carter
4. Pullet, T. Dowers 1, Wm. Carter
A A rus10o rt k Taylor 8.
Game, rshTMtlna -R. A..Rwa leak all
- a Bock and hon.
et.oN Riese.
0i. V. -F. Seeallasembe
M
SARTAIN.
JiSilalnaa. >NwW-W. J. >4atiea
0mom.
Toulouse -Geo. Lnithwaite 1 nn gan-
der and goose.
Bmbden,J. Salkeld 1 -on gander and
goose.
Cbinere-Oen. Leithweite took all
miser.
Vector.
Rouen -Geo. Laithwaite tJok all
prise..
Aylesbury -W. ('.trier took all
prizes.
The *Neal communiques taa.ed by
the Preset War OMet' on Monday
eastaloed news more than asoalll
11♦vorable to the allied operation la
the western war sone.
Tb. village of L. Boiaaelle, 24 miles
to the northeast of Amiens, was takes
from the Fritsch by tis. Oermaaa, and
later recaptured by the Preach. At
this point there has been muck work
*1121 the bayonet. A French nmmu-
attlon depot blew up and part of the
village was destroyed by ftre. The
Germans, :eking advantage of this.
attacked the French with the steel
Led drove them to positions beyond
Is • dere* counter-attack some hours
later the French recaptured the posl
Men.
Another sweeping tictory over the
Turks In the Caucasus is recorded to
credal advices from Petrograd. Rus-
sian general headquarters received a
message from Tiflis which said:
"The army of the Caucasus has
covered Its flags with glory by a fresh
b,rolc exploit. hiving .•rterminated
the llth Turkish corps, with the ex-
ception of several insignificant ale•
amts. which are Seeing irk disorder.
We bare captured all the artlllery'of
this corps.
*'flue Battle of Kars Itrgan which
was fought during the last three day.
la the ceaseless snowstorm. has end-
ed In • complete victory for us thanks
to the efforts of oar valiant regiments
of the Caucasian, Turkestan and the
Siberian Cossacks. The resistance of
121e enemy is shattered, and his rear-
guard Is cover;ng the retreat of the
annfhllated army, which 1s harried on
the flanks and rear by our troops. The
front of the Turkish force is fleeing
towards Erzerum."
While the main Russian army has
been busy repelling what Grand Duke
Nicholas in his official report de-
o.rlbee aa a series of violent attacks
by Field Marshal von Hindenburg to
break his way through to Warsaw.
other Russian forces have stormed
and taken Kltilbaba Pass. on the bor-
ders of Transylvanla. and have made
farther progress .1n their advance
along the right bans( of the Vistula
toward the eterman frontier.
TrRKKY9.
Bronze (peer one year) -Cock. I.
Salkeld 1, G. Lail hwaite 2 and :3. Hen,
0. Laithwbile 1, I. Salkeld 2. Under
one year -O. Laid:melte 1 and 2 on
pullet. .
Semi AL PRIMUS.
Cup for heat collectiou White ilry-
andottee, J. O. Atken..
Cup for hest collection Wyandotte',
any other varier y hut white, A. Rider.
(,up for bent • colic.•' ion Orpington".
J. Shaw, •
Cup for bestcollectionLeghorn.,
any variety, Ratz Bros. . a
Cup for beet collecti0ml Minorca',,
anv variety, J. Shaw. ='
Cup for beet collect ion Rocket -any
variety, J. Shaw.
Cup for test collection Rhode Island
Rede, any variety, A. Rider.
Cup for best collection Dorking".
any variety, W. F. Edward..
Cup for hestcotlect ien Ancorras, aoy
variety, Rats Bros.
Cup for beat collection Houdans,
anyvariety. F. W. Aga.
Aroma.
p for best pen, Roy variety, J.
Shaw.
Oup for bent collection pigeons, 8.
O. McKay.
5011x. Purity fl.nrr from Western
0auuda Flour Mill. for best collection
Rorke, an variety, J. Shaw.
5011*. any
flour from Western
Canada Flour Mill. for best collection
Orpington., any variety, J. Shaw.
One suitcase from J. H. McCtintoe
to largest exhibitor from a distance,
Wm. Carter.
One parlor lamp from C. C. Lee fo
lb. best breading pen of Rocks, any
variety... Shaw.
Jardiniere stand Raton Deo. Hob -
meter for best co/lection of Andaln-
eians, any k variety, J. '1 Howrie.
gors Joe& her
MMrter best collection o Poland.
okley.
Hat from Chas. Black for best col -
tootles Hamburg., Wm. Carter.
Pip. from Oro. Porter for best col-
lection A. 0. V., J. Shaw.
Box of cigars from H. F.etweeds for
best collection Grote Bantam". T.
Bower.
Package of Poultry Regulator from
Videos k Oo. for hest collection Serb-
right
obrlght )lantsme, J. Howrie.
Miliary hrn.he. from J. A. Camp -
hell for heat pair ref geese, 1. Selkel.l.
Pipe trom J rho Craigie for hest pair
of tntkey,. 1. Rslketd
Metes "et from the Scotch Store foe
beat pair duck's, any v`.ri.tr. Wm.
Darter.
Neekscarf from W. 'Pr(dhaml for
bent Wyandott eoek"rel, J. D. Atksn.
11..!x'11. fro',. J. H. Colborne for
best Orpington pullet. nay vawiety, J.
SMw.
Pair of gloves from Hodgson* Bole.
for beet Leghorn cockerel, J. Howrie.
Braga -hotrod rule hose Peed Hunt
PLEADS WITH ONTARIO
If you want an Overcoat or Suit
at a Great Big Bargain NOW is
the Time for you to Buy.
Suits AT 20 to 5o per cent.
REDUCTIONS
Overcoats AT 20 to go per cent.
REDUCTIONS
Come early for the beat choice. The price re-
ductions on these Goods are bound to sell them.
McLEAN BROS.
The Square, Godench
SEMI -READY TAILORING
r Agents for Carhartt Overalls, Stanfield's Underwear, Fitwe!I Hats,
Arrow Brand Cellars and Cuffs
Quebec House Asks. Concessions In
Regard to Teaching of French .
After a debate wheel was charged i
wtth moments of importance, and 1
speeches which varied from the Judi-
cia! one of Mr. Tenter. leader of tbe
Opposition. and that of Hon Mr.
Taschereau. to the chailenging de•
fiance to Orangetem by Armand La-
vergne. the Quebec House of Assem-
bly adopted unanimously a resolution
proposed and seconded by two Protes-
tant members. asking for Lair play
and equal ria is to the French minor-
ity in Ontario in the matter of teach-
ing French in their schools.
The leader of the Opposition, while
one with Mr. Lavergne on the object
In view. dissented from the manner
of attack contained In the adds es of
the member for Montmagny. s. he
feared it would provoke recritnination
In Ontario.
The motion war an follow.:
"That this House. without derogat-
ing from the-prigclples of Provincial
autonomy. and without any intention
of .dvteing or interfering with any
of the Provinces of Confederation In
any manner whatever. views with
regret the divisions which seem to
exist among the people of the Prov-
ince of Ontario over the bilingual
school question. and believes that It is
In the interest of the Dominion at
large that all such questions should
considered on broad, generous aad
patriotle lines, always remembering
that one of the cardinal principles of
British liberty throughout the F.mpin'
is regard for the rights and privileges
of minorities."
VON BERCHTOLD RETIRES
Important Results May Follow Step
ping Out of Man Who Started Wow
Count Von Rerchtold. foreign minis
ter for Austr!a has retired from once
and w11l he ruceerded by the Hun
garlan ?bolster. Baron Stephan
Rurlan Von Rater:
Von Per, htnld elle largely respon
see, for formnlattns the po11'y which
resulted in th.' declaration 0t war on
Servla. The appointment vet a Hun
t arian to rncreed h:m in control of
Austrian foreign affairs is believed to
indicate that henceforth Hungary will
assume a more prominent place In
shapinr the policy of the heal Mon
archy during the war
Reports from Buda' est Mete JAM Jc
vet betteved roller "Von Berthold's
rralgnation • Ill be followed by a re -
feral or the Hungarian Deputies to
allow Hnnrarian troop* to march
against c rv1a In view of the Ras -
.tae menace.
Soldiers Must Stand Trl.t
Provincial Police (Ofieer Thoma.. W.
Delaney. Corporal Archie Kay') and
Prtvatee Edmund Macintosh and LOW
Ile Kinsman wore committed for 'del
at Rrldgebnrg on the manslaughter
charge dee to the killing a wake
Sehmtdt of Buffalo on the `rlagara
River off 'Port Erie
-------
Mon. Thomas male Deed
Hon Thnmad Rain. es -Speaker of
the Howe of Commons, died at Asa-
da. on Monday In his elgbtyarst
year H. represented Wentworth to
the House of enormous for twsety
eight years. from 11171 to lion
Wm dray. President n: London
Consersal'.r Arsnclatlnn. has bees
O atlndaaeawae wielnat.d for the House of Cimino's.
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LONDON CONSERVATORY OF ;MUSIC
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5Cti00L OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Write for Particulars
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG, F. LINFORTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. Mw. Bac. ;Denelml Principal.
Address: --35.1-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Many women with disfigured complexions
never seem to think that they need an occasional cteeneine
Owlets aa well as outside. Yet neglect of this internal
bathing shows itself in spotty, and sall.,w comple<to: t- as
weU aa in dreadful headaches and biliou *nese. It's because
the liver become* sluggish, and waste matter accumulate:.
which Nature cannot remove without assistance. The beet
remedy is Chamberlain's Stomach andLiver Tablets, which
stimulate the liver to healthy activity, removsferues
gently cleanse tbe stomach and bowels and tone the w
digestive syetem. Sure, safe and reliable. Take Coe at
night and you feel bright and gunny in the morning. Get
Chamberlain's today-druggista 25c., or by mail from
Chamberlain Medicine Company. Tweet* J3
rinting?
JOB AND COMMERCIAL
tbc signal
TIGHT MONEY PRICES
THERE will be a couple of months of st;vere
winter weather yet and we have a few
heating stoves which vk a will sell at greatly
reduced prices.
1 No. 28 Crown It ',hoot Heater .... ......ea.51Weet,now $33.50
I No. "Crown Brilliant Heater, with oven, was 23:00, mos 35.50
1 No. 28 Crown Ur illiaut Heater, with oven, was Meat nos. 31.50
1 No. 161 Royal (Mk .... . ..... .... ....was
2 No. 17 Special Oak .. ...*err
1 Winner was
1 3 -in -1 No. :eel
1 No. 18 Special 0.k WAS
:MIA now
IS.Ofi. now
10.30A now
•at.nt, 00w
111.(*1, now
24.00
14.00
13.00
18.50
8,00
%V. have also sortie splendid valuee in second-hand bear. re
which are in meet neper. We art them from houses where we in
stall furnaces. In rerond-hand range. we have 2 Imperial Ozfeget.,
1 Busy Pearl. 1 Home Treasure, 2 Crown Hurons. 1 Domes:ic
Souvenir. and one !Original wn vel stove. These ranges are in good
repair and at, hot gain p. irrs.
D,* you 4aut os.heie serene, •.tree tttt•henn'fdrtio-e i'frl'lafYe1 in
your house? W. have a No. 21 Kelerey with capacity of 15,001 4,
40,151) cubic feet, that we will guarantee to he in A i order. 1t yet
are anticipating putting in a heating job this will he a soap for you.
'netlelf and Hefty c Hardware our stock is up to the minute.
Give us a call for anything you *ant in Hardware.
Do not forget t hat we handle the hest white ash S,•ranton Coal.
This is the hest grate of coal mined and costs co more than cheaper
grades of coal. All coal is welshed . n the market scaled. We also
• beer a wreath of Hard and Soft Wood.
Our Electrical Department wan never more complete. liiv. is a
call woes you require any electrical work or material.
We glee pr.'.upt atter) inn to Plumhing, Heating, `*tour Fitting.
Electric Vit Inc Theme ing, .tc. All work fully guaranteed.
CHAS. C. LEE
PHONES : Store 23, House 112