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Ail enter+ 11041. •&Waded W oa Wart" tams IUECIUYAI„Oodeticb.
A. E. IA/ LOR, S, ItA'tToan.
WYDICAL
1111 ago. HP ILKMANN, OtlTE-
J J PATH. epec4I4.t to warren a and om-
des'. d,...e... saute. 'brooks and nervous dlr
srMe& era ear, o000 rad threat. partes 4.01-
▪ , lumbago and rMereatic oonaltbs . Ade -
w en remove 4 without the knits. Oleos at
teddeace. wean het..n sod St. A.dl.w.
west& At Mme oleos Mooday.
.ad Sata,da3.: any evening by &poolu -inns.
10R. F. J. R. FORSTER-EYE. BAR.
11 ou and throat only. Boons Fon.
New York Ophthalmic sad Aural tutu,
kekal .tnneNl.. Ear, Nose and 7 hro.t riff capi W.
Okalikia 1 �, ttaaMad• Ogles atKico Street,uate, and Moorefield eye
Ptrat ford, opp.dte Kass Church. Hours 0.
.i 14.. en..r to p. Ttosp• m 01
- T. one
Q.
WH. AM) M1NN1is M. GREER,
U. C., ChiropracteA spine and serve
Chiropractic 1. t e .demo° that
wiree without drug. sir knife. Free esamtoa-
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MUM su 8.M 1111509 e� seen• 1M a ��
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THOMAS OUNDKY
AUCTION NCR
by snail
bait et �,,,o nlc saw vrtu Ok. bi b�us per
d w Waimea aimea to mmas
LIGAL
p (7. HAYri
gK B.ILLCiTUR NOTARY
PC 4 W C. ITU.
�k aS1e.t. Maaantee Crest.
141a1 rams Leash ami Lwnasa.
FOR THE KISSING
Ganglia Nes Many Unknown, Deed-
Ledtaala H• rear armee With
$ewvlv.rer Tarts
New York. May 11 -The Cunard
S teamship Company last night reca.v-
40 the following cablegram from Liver-
pool.
ivenpour. "Up to midnight Queeaatowa
advises total number of survivors "64,
including 463 passen;rrs and /03
crew. One hundred and forty -'our
bodies' recovered. of .wblcb 07 Id nti•
Sed and unidentified. (dent: led
bodies con;prtst 65 pssscrgers and
13 crew. Number of persons Inlurad,
$0 passengers and 17 crew. 'It*
PROUDFOOT. KILLORAN - e
PROUDFOOT
BARRISTERS, 8OUC1TuR8. NOTARIM
PUBLIC, CTC.
Oleos on the Square. wooed door from Ham -
teas .taws. Ooderlcd
VrtvsN Mads to leas at lowest rates -
W. Paa.Oe'owr. E.C. J. L. luunSAJ
W paaOarOwr. Ja.
11 0. OAM.RRON.ON. K. 0.
BARRIS
sedtse0yWei
At Caants
?banday et each week 8l`
Eon Albeit Street pesd
O�esbeane S.M. 10 p.m.
tIARLKS (*ARROW. LL.B.. BAR
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aMee1ml' asmeYar. Ste.. 6► y�Ly Mad at lowest rates --
7 IMAGER, BBkARRISTNR. SOL
�mos-cco...s 04. Notsgfi a ti.iseto\� mss►
search for bodies wpm continueI
throughout Sunda; b nose •:as
found. The Itmt of sur• .-core ' : be-
lieved cam, eke. The lint ..l a 1
'till stands ret 12GG and lnclvdei 91
Amertcaua "
Toronto, May 11 -Toronto to -day U
a city enshrouded In sorrow. T!.:ire
was a greater number of Toronto .Ian
an board the Ludtania than paesen
i$SUIIANCLL, LOANS. ITC.
fifth PRIVATE FUNDS
Et UUUra
lo, ApOOY to M. G. eAM-
LRON.barrister Bam41tos street. Wiensk.
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pre from guy ,tike: city the U..mi.:-
Ioa. It lc noir estimated that b.t neat
00 anti 90 Toronto peop1:3 ware lost
ExIctly 96 out of 162 Toronto paseeu-
gers were still missing :1st night. j
Canadian bodies so far .d.:.::::ed ,
are: Mrs. G. W. Stephens. Montrea;
C, Teatime. Montreal anti Rev. Canon 1
>A Pbalr, Winnipeg. Several hundred
Canadians are still on the "probably
lost" lain
bondoa, May 11 -Pere Roger, se
Meant minager of the Canadian Na-
tional P xititiMom, Toronto, says he
undoubtedly owes kis 'life to being a
good swimmer. "The scent was soon
terrible," ea14 be. 'Particularly do 1
remember ayoung child, a litebelt
around her, calling 'Mama.' She was
not saved ar I could not reach her
an old cupboard supported ase
old cupboard which supported her
until a boa' came."
1V. O. Ellison Meyers, , lad of s l -
teen, from Straford, Ont., said:
"'then was an awful explosion. A
bage Quantity of wooden splinters and
a deluge of water flew all about; tis.
A second torpedo struck us about
'four minutes atter the first.
"I went below to get a litebeit.
Thea I saw a boat whttb was nearly
swamped 1..0 got into it, ether men
coming with me. We batted it and
then a crowd clambered 1n. nearly
swamping us."
Lady Allan of Montreal was one of
10 survivors who were buff':ed about
for two hours on a lite raft before
being picked up by the freighter Kat-
rina. The . 'ory was toll by Mr. N.
Allem of New York who said: "I had
straggled aboard a life ret• and •bot::
Ove minutes later we picked up Leda
Allan who had been bat:'i:; braver
to keep •boat and was now ready to
give up. W. laid her dowa in the
centre of the raft where she remained
semi-conscious untill ''e were pitted
up. What ! .'came of her two daugh-
ters 1 do nc know. During those two
hours of dr. 1.0g we Isere surrounded
t y bodies u' the dead and always we
could hear the dying shrieks of men
and women .n the water. We passed
the bodies .4 several babies. Those
on board ti.! raft joined in '''Tipper-
ary' and .,:4cr songs to keep up
Lea rt."
R ROBIIRTISOA.
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INSURANCE A0LNT.
Fuss Aga bureaus : Bdtte•. remotion a.d
Loces�� V
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greeruu.os" p�pu.ttad, SaarO. u.s.
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MOTHER SUPERION
HOHY HILL HOME
Tel= How Vinol Restored
Strength and Vitality to ttd
Weak, Worn -Out Ones M
Her Charge.
Rosary Bill Hone, HawthOr.e, N.Y-
I have beeen k week Smcag then
and poor fir nesrly eitbteen eare,11
whomever 1 have area Vinol for run-
down, weak or emaciated patients, they
have been vWbly benefit sd by it Ono
door
patient, a woman, was so weak
and or aid. and
d as I n1 creep to )end's
farrm. I �plieed Vinol ito Mr liberally
and to a month when she returned to
thank me I hardly recognizedher. 13b.
was strong, bar odor charming and bet
cheeks rounded out. These words ars
uttered from my heart, in order that
more people may know about Vinol, as
:here isnothing makes me happier m
the world than to relieve the .lck. "-
Mother ill. ALPHONLA La Timor, O. S. D.,
Hawthorne, N.Y.
Such disinterested and reliable testi-
mony should co.vince everyone of the
:+menta of Vinol, our delicious cod liver
and 'iron tonic to build up health and
strength for all weakened and nervow
eoedi$ons whether canoed from over-
work, worm or chronic coughs and odd&
If Vlrol fails to benefit we return your
any.
H. 0. Dunlop, druggist, Bedford
Block, Goderich, Oot.
The Fourth Estate.
The Wroxeter News ie now published
at Borrie The change was wade
because of inability to secure suitable
promisee at Wroreter.
George Spotton, who for the last
two or three years conducted The
Winghaw Advance, has decided that
he cannot serve two wasters, and has
given up his neweprper connection in
order to devote ht. bore to the Spotton
chain of business colleges. George is
a big nam, but, as be says himself,
i"no matter how robust • wan way be,
there 1. r limit to his nervous energy.'
The Advance has been sold to John
Joynt, the Lucknow capitalist, who is
placing a Practical newspaper man in
charge of ►t.
rhe Walkerton papers haves scrap
ion and are asylum nasty things about
each other. taut it out, brethren.
The Listowel Banner says : The
{ Banner entered suit this week against
one subscriber in town who has taken
14.. paper for the pest lour years and
wben asked to settle up said he had
'never ordered it and refused to pay.
We don't koow whether he did or uot.
It was before our time. But we do
know that be has been receiving the
paper regularly and that therefore,
' a000rdlag to the postal laws, be M
tespnnsible for the pay. Imagine the
nerve of • fellow who would take .
paper for tour years, never refuse it,
and then when asked to settle say be
saver ordered it. We hope wiser
haven't any subscribers as
" as ibis ore me their list.
NA= QUOTATIONS
llAT 30
Vermes Gelds '06artest
Osteo (beim sbsss....$.. 00 is 51.64
lb se br steers, goon.. '1.111 7. K
da. medium LM 7.00
do. commas 1.fi 7.16
Heifers, good to choke 1-10 1.00
d0. medium 7.00 7.16
Butcher cows, chdoe1.60 7.64
do. good 6.60 1.00
do. common 4.60 6.76
Dutcher hal s. choice6.76 7.60
do. good bulls 6.10 0.110
do. medium 6.76 '+y 1.00
do. rou&h bologna4.60 4.71
Feeders. 900 to 1.100 410 7.00 7.6s
do. bulls 5.60 1.00
Stockers, 700 to 900 lbs. 7.00 7.60
do. mod., 650 to 750. 6.25 6.60
do. Tight; 500 to 650 5.25 5.60
Canners 3 76 4.11
Cutters ..... 4.60 1.00
Milken. chole,, each 60.00 10.00
Springers .. 50.40 76.00
Calves, veal, choice0.00 9.64
do. medium .. 7.00 1.00
do. common 6.00 6.60
Lambs, yearlings 7.00 16.64
Spring lambs 6.00 11.00
Buck lambs 5.76 6.316
Owes, light 6.60 8.00
Sheep, heavy and bucks 3.60 4.60
Culls 2.00 3.60
Hogs, weighed oT can. 9.26 ....
do. ted and watered. 8.85 ...
do. f.o.b. 8.6'4 ....
KEEP YOUR
BABY WELL.
Mothers can keep their 11ttb ones
happy sod healthy by the occatiousl
use of Baby's Own lablete. There is
no minor ailment of little ones that
the Tablets will not cure, mad shove
all they are absolutely safe andoet-
- their lively no injury can result from
WO. t3ur.oerniog them Mrs.
Henri Huard, Kingston, Ont., writs:
THE CANADIAN SURVIVORS "There is no medicine I know of so
vod for little ones as is Baby'. Own
0 �, lis. 11 -Following is
Tablets. They have certainly been of
lr,cnrtr great service to we." The Tablets are
a L's: or .:.own l-anadlan survivors sold by medicine dealer. or by mail •l
issued by .he Cune-1 Line: 25 cents • box from the Dr. Williams
First Cad' n Medicine Co., Brookville, Oot.
Lady Alan. Montreal; James Bo-
han. Toro:.to; Dors 0 `tortes. Toronto;
J. II. Charter Toront , A. R. Clarke,
Toronto; H. G. Cole,••ook, Toronto;
N. R. G. Holt, Montreal; Thomas
Home. Toronto; M. Kempson, Tor-
onto;
oronto; I. L. McMurray, Toronto;
A. T. Mathews. Montreal; Lewis F.
Orr. Toronto:. Mrs., A. B. Osborne and
lreae, Hamilton; " Percy W. Rogers.
Tomato; C. F. Ftnidy, Montreal;
Richard Ut reel T "'.nr, Montreal;
Thing Yemag:'-'deforest
Second Cabin
Mrs. A. F. Adams. Edmonton; Miss
Joan M. AC'ms. Edmonton; Booth,
infant . prob .bly locant child of Mn.
H. Ikon). (,ttaws ; Ernest Cowper,
)trams; ;r_a Crossley. Toronto;
:'rr. Cyn s ey. Toronto: mai
'Dorothy Dodo, E.i.nonton; Miss Eva
a.u!;h:A...t. Thomas, Ont.; Mrs. A. W.
1Zlllbtt. Calgary; John PAlis, ledmon-
ton: Mrs. John righ. sad two children.
Toronto; Mies Marlon Fish. Toronto;
H. R. Front. Regina; B. Gardner.
Toronto; W tlltam Gardner, Toronto;
Rev. H. L, Geyer, Saskatoon; Mrs.
H. 1. Dwyer, Saskatoon; R. Harris.
Montreal: Muter Huntley Henderson,
Nostre54; Violet Henderson. Mor
(real; Mrs. M. Henshaw, Saskatoon;
Hiss Catherine Kaye. Toronto; Stan-
ley 8 Lints, Toronto Mn. Stanley
TLines. Toronto; Mrs. R. Lobd.n,
ercets. Miss Elsie Lohdea, Toros -
to; Mrs James A. McCollla. Ottawa;
Edwin Mair. man. Edmonton; 17hs-
beth and Molly Steinman, Sdmoa-
ton; J. P. Martehsl, Kingston. Oat;
Master Maurice Mariehal, Kingstos;
MW Phyllis M•rIchal. Kingston; Miss
Yvonne Marichal, Ktngstoa; Mee ILLL,
Mlddlemast. Regina; A. J. Mltebell,
Toronto; Rev. 14. C. S. 'fortis. er-
onto Myers. Hastings;Oily. e>!lb Saskatoon; Andrew
Med ':•l; Mrs. H. Piaat, TOt.
onto; Thames Seadrift Winnipeg;
George Bosh. Tomato; as.. 1!. W.
8tmpeoe, Itaeslamd, /.C.; Soren Steep
courossrti
aftwa•a;ltttl .
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gesabbie,asiaseet. ream
ejse
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Or110liblebeld le ell esiontrba. 99 9t
Jamas atm% Me"ti"1.
writs ear bleewellsela
Terry. Temente; W. Z. Tien;, Te.'
mite; Thome, K. Teopfe. Yfei.efa:
Waster Poodeelek Webster, T erem e;
1. 0. Webster. Toronto; harm
llama Webster. Teeeaw; Hester wa
Nam Webster. Te eaea: /abut W.
~ay. Tt.i.6.: Seibert
drirsisl 10 tssN'-- that umbos e11at P.4rtek
sbsmHg batt died whish = vree011Nl ,
bold, for i . esN_ bit 01 �/�MM►
ra
Michigan has adopted an automo-
bile
utomobile regulation weie:h requires the he•d-
igbts of automobiles to be 1rusiei st
the edges so that the light is thrown
only on the road in front of the
machine. Ths ordinary dfso casts a
glare which illuminates the whole
road from tenor, to (twee and meny
feet in the air. The new type of
luminatioa i. said to be les alarming
to hones and les annoying to pedes-
trians on the sidewalks.
Wholesale P.-oduce
New laid eggs in cartons; .24 to $ .15
New laid eggs .23 .00
Cheese -New, large, 13c; do. twins
16%,6c; old, large. 19%c; do. twins.
19 %c.
Creamery prints, fresh.32 .34
Cream solids .23 .3e
Dairy prints .24 .26
Bakers' .22 .23
Beans -crimes, bushel. =3.10 to
1336; H.P., per bushels 82.20 to 7c •.231.
Honey t:uetwheat, Y. pound.
in tins; 7c to 7%c in xrrcls; strata-
ed
traited clover honey, 12',4c; 14c In bib.
tins; comb honey, No. 1, $3 per oda; I •
No. 2. 52.40 per doses.
Poultry- Live Dressed •
Chickens ..... 11e to 13c 17e to 20c •
Fowl 10c 11c 14c 11.c
Ducks 100 12c 16c lie •
Turkeys 13c 15c 20c 20c
Onions --Canadian, 76-pouad bags,
51.40; 9gypt.an, crate, 55.60 to 55.76.
Potatoes- Ontario•, 416c Per b3. oat ,
of store; (Oc in car lots; New Brans -
wicks. 70c per bag. oat or store; 360
in car lots.
Other Vegetables -Turnips. 1mj
60e; carrots, bag, Tic; beets, bog.
60o; parsnips, bag, 40c.
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D.MILLARSON
MIDDY BLOUSES for
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• No. 1748. -Child's Middy made of No. 171 .-L.die. Middy made No. 17x,-Mi..te' •mart Middy
• white middy cloth with sailor of white twill middy cloth, made cf antra quality middy
•` collar •ad cuff-, pockets, and cloth, sailor collar, wide heft, two
laced front. Navy, red and similar to No. 17441. Sixes 34 to pockets. Sizes Id to 30 years.
• cadet. Sizes tI to IA years. 40. Special each $1 .00 etch 11.50
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• Just to hand some very smart New Waists in the latest styles in voile and
• muslin, embroidered fronts and lace trimmed. Special each $ I.10
• Summer Parasols
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Tom-"But do you think, my deer,
that I'm good enough for you?' Bessie
(with a commanding look in her eyeel
-"Good enough for mei You've got
to be."
LOST VITALITY
" Toronto Grain Prices
Manitoba eo:ir guotst.ons at Tor-
onto are: First ►.stents. 5130 In ootton
and $3.10 in lute; strong bakers. 57.60
!a cotton and 57.40 In 3u'.a
Ontario oats -No. 2 'skits. 62c W
fie, outside; 66c to 46%e, Toronto.
Buckwheat-*Oc, aa0d>at.
Bras -Manitoba. 523 t0 527. 1n bOgg.
Toronto, and shorts, $3:1 to 524. Ten ip
onto, middlings, 5:3 to 436. •
Rolled ('at_ -53.4. to ;3..50 per bag" •
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Barley -Gerin No. 3 730 to 75e
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Masttoba wheat -Ray ports -N.. .1
northern, 51.65; No. 2. $1.62%; No.
1. $1.61%, track. Goderich.
Corn -No. 2. 79 %c. c.i... to bay
ports; No. 2, 79c •
Ontario tour -$6.40 to 36.46,. se • TELEPHONE NO 56
board.
Peas -Na. 2 nominal, ;1.70. but very
nxrce.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2. 51.50 to 51.56,
outside.
Rye -No. 2. 51.15 to 51.17.
Canada 1V estern oats -No. 2 at bay
ports. 67%c, No. 3, 6D. ; No. 1 extra
feed, 65c.
The new Parasols have arrived and are very smart, in all the novelty styles in
"India" and "Queen Mary" in plain colors and fancy designs: From $1.00 to
$3.50 each
Children's colored Parasols, smart designs. From 50c
Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear
• Three Leading Lines.
The Scotch Store has always been recognized as the best place to bu y
Hosiery, as only -well-known brands are kelht, such as "Radium," "Penma re's"
and "Sunshine Brands.
Women's Lisle Thread Seamless nose, Radium make, extra quality.
Black, tan, white, pink, sky and. cardinal. Per pair 25c
Women's fibre Silk Boot Hose, extra quality, Radium brand, in black, tan
and white Per pair 35c, or 3 pairs, for $ 1.00
Women's fibre Silk Hose, a lovely sheer quality, black • and white. .Special
per pair 50c
Boys' and girls' Hose; Princess Ribbed Lisle Hose. for girls in black - and.
tan, a most popular line. All sizes, at per pair , 25c
Buster Brown Sister Hose, a silk finished lisle,, av ery dressy hose in black
tan, pink, sky and white. A sizes, per pair 25c
'Buster Brown Hose, the hose for the boys, will give thorough, -satisfaction.
All sizes, per pair . 23c
Infants' Lisle Socks in plain colors and fancy tops. Sizes 44 to 84.
Per pair Mc to 25c
Our stock of Knitted Summer Underwear is complete in both ladies' and
children's. Buy the Corona Summer Underwear for best valuta.
Kayser Silk Gloves in iong and short lengths in all colors at keenest prices.
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Cared by Kidney. Stomach and Bowel
Disorders.
:St. John, N.:B.. September lStb, 1914.
-My brother was a great sufferer
from kidney, stomach and bowel
troubles and we gives up by two doe -
tors. He was advised t0 try your Fig
Pills, whish he did, end after taking
five boxes was completely restored t0
health end it better today than he has
been for years. You cant retornownd
Fig Pills too highly. J. W. Mt:evens.
At ell demise.. 15 aae50 cents, or The
Fig Pill Ow, 9L Thomas, Oat. Said in
liodericb by 1.1. WIgle. druggist.
Client -'"You ought to have goof.
into the army, not law." Solicitor
-"Why r Olient-" d the way you
chargs there would be little left of tbo
enemy."
A board season' teacher. putting bM
hand on the shoulder of • boy of
doubtful character, said : . i believe
$tan h••`ya
bold of w." "1 hogs?,
es. toe," a e
the reply.
Brophey Bros.
oODsnOH
Ise Lei dieg
Pisani Dineen
aa# Embalmers
..8 �i9 Wei* if
Luffalc Live Stock
Cattle--Rec:ripts, 2.600; active;
prime steel 58.50 to $5.85; shipping.
57.75 to 54..15; butchers. 56.50 to
58.60; betters. 55.25 to 58.26; cows,
13.76 to 57.25; bolls. 54.50 to 1726.
Veale-Recatpts. 2.000 active;
54.60 to 59.
Hogs -Receipts, 13.000; active;
beavy..$8 to 86.10; mixed. ;8.16; york-
.r., 58.10 to 58.16; .ptit., 58; roughs.
ie.60 to 54.75; stags. 1. to $6.76.
Sheep and lambs--R.ceipts, 6.000;
.cure; Iambs, 16 to 510.16; yearlings.
56.50 to 53.85, wether.. $7.76 to $1;
ewes. 13 to 5736; sheep. mixed. 57.21
to 57.60.
Chicago Live Stook
(rattle ---Receipts. 15,000; market
steady, native suers. 56.16 to 59;
western stee.s, $5.95 to 57.70; cows
and heifers, 53.10 to $1.06; calves,
16.50 to 59.45.
Hogs -Receipts, 27,000; market
strong; light, 57.36 to 57.70; tamed,
57.15 to 57.66; heavy, $690 to 57.60:
rough. 16.90 to $7.05; pigs, 51.36 to
54.90; hulk of sols. ;7.10 13 57.66.
Sheep-Pecetpta, 11,000; market
strong; s4,rep, 57.60 to 58.11; lambs.
native, 5136 to 510.Pl.
M sets--WholessN
Beef. fore.',art's. owt-$11 00 tow . 60
do bled.earMrs .. 16.00 U . 00
Oa rcsa.a. .:hotoe 12.60 18.60
il,} do. common 11 00 11.60
anis, common. cwt 1.00 1.64
do. median 1.00 11.10
do. prim. 11.00 14.09
Heav1' bogs 13.21 1111.111
Shop.oto 11.76 11.16
Mutt heavy 10.00 11.00
do light 12.00 16.0
IAmb. ...... 10.00 0.00
Spring lambs 1.00 11.40
Seeds at *crests
,Pales Quoted to Country sestla-b
ter selsetad seeds. daadiaa O)wmm►
rami tasted. pm erect.:
geed shiver, Iia. 1...1118.116 00111.00
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That Tired Feeling
The tired feeling that so often
comes with Spring weather is
as likely to result from the
wearing of winter shoes atter
they have been -ailed iu as
from tiny of the other causes
to which it is usually ascribed.
Many Remedies are Suggested
but we believe you will find
A Pair of our Light. Stylish.
Corr fordable Spring Bedell
A Sure Cure.
SHARMAN
Tens 91801 MAN
THE FIRST STEP
Often mean NO much. It ha. meant
*Urdu 10 thonsaud. Of roan peop4e
wive wrote for oar oetaioeue w the
Snit step toward a goad salaried podt5on.
Take the sup today. Addrerw Central
Basbtaos Collage. 705 Yonne Street. Tor
W. H. SHAW, Prieddent.
Tired of It.
In a recent long -drawn trial in New
York the defence introduced • miner
e a witness and went into • detailed
inquiry as to his ezart whereabouts
for the past ten year. It WWI most
wearisome. For • day and a hall the
lawyers asked this man to tell hie
waoderinge year by year. Finally
they got down to 1911 and asked him :
"What didou do on :May 15. 1911 r
"1 went to Cobalt." "How long did
you remain there Y' "i have been
there ever since." Juror Number
Nine rose in his place and said fer-
vently : ''Thank God!"
Madge -"You shouldn't .ay he's s
confirmed bachelor unless you know."
'Is the man ynnr ebter b Bois' to
marry richt" 'New ; every time the
marriage Is menthood pa says, *Poor
man t'"
"Could you call Zeppelins doge of
Wer r laterragamod Mr. /ding. 'l
Wok you mold," 1 ons amend. "ter
they're Skye tareters,tl think.'
The average man chooses a wife as he
would a buttonhole bouquet -just be
cense she look. pelt' , e knells sweet,
cad seethe Rrasst.IIy en his soak
lapel.
Mar jorle-"But I do "know ; I con-
firmed him." '
Western University
LONDON
FORWARD MOVEMENT
Greatly enlarged Faculties in
Arte and Medicine.
Vastly Improved Equipment -
library, taboretorie•e, eke. Seven
DOW scholar -hip.. Record en-
rolment. Inquiries solicited.
E. E. Braithwaite, M.A.. Ph. D.
President
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT..
O ctarlo'. bent practical training
wheal. We Aare thorough roc'su and
experienced i..•trectore in each el our
three deportment• - Cemmmelal.
Shorthand and Teleerapkyi Sired'
nape. ..awed and yes abosid
Wets ear
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large. tree eak,gue.
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DUSTLESS -By opening dust
damper when
and direct draft
damper
shaking
unshine
all dust is carried up
(Jrrn�, smoke pipe! See
McClary d of or write for booklet. is
gold by W. R. PINDER
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