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MERITS Oar
TINADD'S
UNIIEN?
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
I.IBRARIES
bound or repaired.
BOLA LETTERING
on LKATHRR GOODS
h. Anodes. 4 � e M Devine
A. K. *10.STA Y 1.0R, 81 tearooms.
IiIMICAL
lilt. 6 U. HLILEat.1\N, obrE-
PATH. va•ciall.t !n .omen • and chat
memo.. aerate, torero and nervous db •
waters. etre. car. acre mid throat, pat (lel deaf-
er'. lumber° and dieentatle oonalif„nti Ads -
nolo. retuuce 1 left►est the ktafe. Waco .t
le.dert.e. owner Nelda tad $t. Asdten e
Menet.. At bone efface Monde), o tdna.day,
and A.turday.soy eaeeing I.)' apltdal.eot.
DR. J. R. It'U s4 sub.
-EYE. BAR.
w cad Maim s554 a.... tafa•oa.
AmeiVabtlalmto and Aural Itrdltute,
Chaim 8qua.. &i. Moura d 1 tweet tloopltel,
r)teare, and Hoereaeld Lye Hoopoe:.
Leaden. England. Ufaee• S1: Waterloo :Wean.
Stratford. uppo.lte Knox Lbureh. Haunt 9.
to axe m.. it to 0.m., i to$Pm. Telephoo.
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AYCTIONRER.
THOMAS (iUNDRY
A(Cl'IONIILR
box 87.. Ood•rkR All la.tructlooe by mal
sett », e.au.. ..ifl , wtu to ptowpa.y .t
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l't. sat....
iNgee-Slerliee Sank Block. Hamilton Loot,
.ffiesosioe. Termer -.. m.
Beal ;.tate ]teres and lora. e.
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BAHL'r311:rw. Ixtwt ttul. \u]ARIF:d.
PCIILIi Fac.
e dire cu the 8.1...:e, •e-oud duos how 11am•
Mira, .111.1, uoderle h.
e ovate fund. to loan at lowest rate..
W. Pteocuroor. K.U.'J. L. letuwoaaxA
W. PSot-ueoar, JR
.O. CAMERON. K. C.. IiARR1tl
TBH, dlcltor, notary public. Odto•r
taL.I - U.rd.naa, taste door tr.
Squats. At 1 Lown Taut day of e.th week i
wake un Alt,e,t ttrert ov upled by jar.
1/oo,wt. t,dk. hour. 11 a.m. to a pew.
' ,lAKLiss 1Al(RUW, LL.N., tiara
lJ SieT1L11, auaraey, solicitor. •u:.. Ood.
axe` Mester to Wa se lowest rale..
e'1 IMAGER, BARRiSTER. lit/L-
td. War. Notary Puwe cad Couveyenoer,
Vice -Court House. Oud.dch. u►Ism
1111$UMANCK. LOANS; ETC.
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0,00PRIVATEFUNDM TO
0 loss. Awls W M. 0. CAM.
MOON. ,(.rrbter llaalneo street. Ood.d. .
WR.W.
1tOlit:,1(TSO:a.
s INSURANCE AGENT.
Stas sen Irea r v i x• : Hr1U.h, Caasdlao and
Ii/ewe (Ma.
Aaaau.i, el(aw.oe oro eaertones' Lamm
err . 1 M Lwow Aceld•at aged timeaatee
naiust et
r,.�`rrrwra .01 open. ax M Camps.4. ere e v.s
Ouse stemidems, .ertawt meow et Vie -
toes sad M. David's eurseta, 'Plow Iid
McK/LLOP MUTUAL FIRE 1N -
i l 1J 11 •& $chi CO. -Fara and ktdat.d
o�wre--,1. H. i�sPs,. Pe..... deewrertl* P.O.;
Teaiew.. 1. l�saaf��vH�is. feria eeatersh rich P. u.
bithetEssiterie siet. >♦eQr. MsReamed.; John
Mao aa, c.estEvan.
Itagw; Jame lvana,
woe, Yi
Ferri.. nation : Mascot..
Avesta: J. W Yew Beimeevnlo • Alex.
Lowe, (*tiptoe ; �t'Illlaa Choia•y• Seaterth
51 mammy, e�earess, ream
web leeMpMa
µ J. llereides Geealse essewOWile oe ss .
twee awes►. Mame ei set. W&a/M. R
Eamon musts
AiAl tuft a. aL►t.t.a, J.t'..
Otrt)htut b, RIA 1 .
I UER Or M•ked•01 UCRN$O.
P.teet Sol;cttor
11. S. BA BCOCK
Lawyer it •.• and Roto Patent Atheism. Flt.
4eayeas. earsr.wwNtewae. ,.ad U. e. 1n
t'ealiea. peoespe, internee. Tr.ds rub sed
��*'.'t�����• Isftlwgea.eet and email,.
'IGc u s .0..4 el palest wit..
pre_ ter wsa.el
Rupert witness In pewit suits. Pat-
ewte obteiried in all ceunlries. 99 Bt.
James Street, Montreal.
wetss fee r.r r.wetle...
earielaileallateetWillealleaelseer
Brophey Bros.
OODERIOH
lee Laidig(
Fuser& Dines
and P.■lbalisers
Orders
Isom .y .6I ley.
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Cantor el Pioneer In Dental Proffer
*Wm In Provlece
Toronto, June 16 --The father et
rsfseslonal dentistry In Ontario and
of &metal education 1n the Dominion.
Dr. J. B. Wlllasoti, Dean of tae Royal
(college of Dental Surgeons, tiled here
yestettday afternoon. aged 72. He L
aurvlved by the widow, who bee been
Imminent In Methodist missloaary
work, and by his son Dr. W. E. W111-
mott. who has been associated wttb
the college administration. Removing
M 1870 from his native town. Milton.
where be had practised hie profes-
sion. the deceased became secretary
of the college and with Dr. Luke Tee -
key organised a teaching school In
1876. They were joined by Dr. W. T.
!Stuart and the younger 11'lllmott, and
In 1888 entered into afiliation with
:he provincial university, with Dr.
I. B. Willmott as member of the Sen-
ate. On reorganisation In 1892 private
ownership of the college was replaced
by the management of ea board of
lirectors with the deceased as Dean.
Britain Pays Prion ,; ,
War Vote Doubled to Help Italy and
Get Munitions
London, June 15 ---An additional est6
mate of $1,15o.000.00u in the cost of
the war for Britain during the year
nding March. 1916, was Introduced 1n
rltement yesterday. This practically
oublea the original estimate of the
t of the war. the increase being
.ecessary by the increased demand
for munitions. Money 1a also being
advanced to Italy to carry on the war
tgalnst Austria.
Roumania to Join Allies
British Foreign Se=retzry Reported la
Bucharest
London, June 15 -Sir Eduard Grey
the Secretary of State for Foreign Af-
fairs Is said to have gone to Hes har. st
lo bring about the inten•e: l a of
Roumania In the war on the Fide of
he allies, exactly in the sante way
ke went to Rome to bring la !tale.
For Acta of Valor
Canadian Hor.crs and Promotions Soon
to be Arnounced
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London, Jun. 15 --Mr. Pidiey •Ten-
nant. under Secretary of Mate spcak-
ing In the House of Commons last
1
veiling said that the list of honors
tnd promotions for the Canadians'
teceut merltcrlous service would be
'sued as so ,n as possible.
" Britain Seizes Copper
London, June 15 -!'our hnndrld
tons of copper on the steamer Zamora,
from t New l'cr:; for Stoe'•ho:rt, which
1 : s thr, ; rx i :•:, ;'rt. • (•. - . Iva. re-
t .aritfut;c!
o.erenireat. T1 • was on-
.lened to el:
:^ I-adiug Com -
any at Etc _kh:,:. •.
Allies Hold Sv ay is Greece
Athens. June 15 -Many f tit.. Greek
; I•-c::on resu:ts are now !mown. Foi-
1 ,wers of Fat-Prctn'er Venlzelos, who !e
r Gnecc�j. r..1G ta; 1.!..u•4, have won
::2 seats against 69 fir the upholders
:f Prttr. r Gauraria. Th.. province of
Attica retur:ud all Venire:let•. Thu
-cw parllanie t meet ..n forty days.
Praise For 16th Battalion
St. Catharines. June 15 --The 16th
'.attalton, eanadtan Expeditionary
orce, has received special coalmen-
latlon fcr tsk1rl: a wood on a tint
.;ten:pt, ace: (1 n; to a lett'r received
.ere to -.lay trent Corp. E. G. Meadows.
I:e reins that two serg('anta of the
e-glment hate jest been awarded the
Jistingu.shed )Induct Medal.
Mgr. Lengevin Very 111 '4.
Men: cal. ,bine 15 - Monseigneur
Ar..hb'shop of St. Hontface,
'tanitoha :s seriously 111 in Hotel
:Neu, Mcntrral, and his recovery is
loubtful. His conditicn last night was
'egarded as so crlt.cal the last rites
acre administered.
Allies Capture Garua
London. June 15 The Official Press
^urcau announces that Gann after an
'Back of ten days has surrendered un-
:onditfonally to an Anglo-French force
, odcr Colonel l'unllffe. Germ Is as
Important German station In Niger:I
:2nd was very strongly b.rrtcedea
Lord Addington Is dead.
Mr. Bryan la about to anaoaat
soil
cew peace plan
Rome has given "honorary citiese.
I hip" to Premier Salandn.
A-chduke Eugene 1a to succeed to
the Austrian command against Italy.
Beliefs About Babies
A:moat all rountr:js have their
'u,* ratltlone ■b 11.t battles.
in Hollandbread, 'trek, garlic, mai
salt are put Into the cradle of a new
baby to ensure it always getting
encugh to eat.
to °recce the mother. before plan
Ing her child In Its cradle, turns It
three times round be(ors the are, sing-
ing to It the while, to ward ova evil
spirits.
in Swedes s book Is put under the
bead of the baby to make It Quick •t
leaning to read. and money 1s put
Into Its SIM bath that It may be rich.
In Walks a knife or a pair of tongs
la pet late the baby's Iced to keep
danger away.
1a Eeeglaad a baby le taken upstairs
before galas dews 'for lack."
la Spats the little ose's rom d
lightly Wombed Tato tie brute id a
1. Me Use "tar feet' . _
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II GEO. HOHMEIER
THE SIGNAL : GODBIRIOH : ONTARIO
Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing gives so much pleasure
u a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
,t.cedC Flat Rod
-for curtains ..d alem..nts.
Guaranteed not to sag
or tarnish
'Bete is a Kinch Flat Rod in s
color to match your woodwork or
draperies. Every rod contains a
written
r � that ;t will not
tee es .y4 Aeras otic attractive
ee1atbr with the Kirsch
Rat Real
Come in and .re them
Seasonable
Footwear
`j E feel the ret y least we
TV earl do for you when
you lease into Ibis store is
to gilt. you Shoes or [Lubbers
that will be absolutely com-
fortable, and will II reit to
your.atirtactic n We want
you to realize that your well.
fate is,.ur first consideration
.011r prices ale molt Reason
al.le.
REPAIRING
(ieo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Ooderich
61 Stoves!
We handle the New Per-
fection and Quick Heal
Oil ,Stoves.
anti have also two 'De-
troit Vapor Stoves, prac-
tically as good as new,
to he sold at about
Halt Price
SW r
W. R. FINDER
Phone 131 Hamilton Si rest
STRATFORD. ONT..
(Inl.rte'. beet praetieul training
*retool. We he11 thorough Lorne. end
�A I
ris a 11.etrue-tore in. each of nee*
tyre ween. - 'Commercial.
PMtthand and TelegrsMy. tear snub
0•1?.. -unroof and roe .houId read ocr
Write. fres cetslearec. wrote for 1t at
estae. - -
D. A. 'McL•C0WA, PrieetMt
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NEW'GATE
STREET LIVERY
Having purchased the
livery 'amines* of Wo,.
Knox. 1 am imMoving
the equipment nod in
tend to provide
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Riga
All orders will rreeiv.
peteept ■nd careful 'a-
mities.
TELarno'n No. 173 for
a Recd turnout.
JUNE 14
Toronto Cattle Market
lititra choice •toes.. , .51.26 to 58.116
!hatcher steers, good.... 7.80 $ 30
do. medium 7.75 7.86
do. common 7.25 7.60
Helfer., good to choke 7.60 8.00
do. medium 7.00 ".25
botcher cows, choice6.60 7.26
do. good 6.60 1.00
do. common 4.60 6 75
Butcher bulls. choice6.76 7.60
do. good bulls 6.20 6 30
do. medium 6.75 6.0(1
do. rough bologna4.60 4.75
!'ceders, 900 to 1,000 lbs7.00 , 7.60
do. bulls ... 5.50 1.00
Stockers. 700 to 100 Ibs7.00 2.60
do. mod„ 160 to 750 6.25
do. light, 600 to 650. 5.25
Canners ..., 3.75
Cutter 4.60
Milkers, choice* each60.03
Rpringers 50.00
Calves, veal choice9.00
do. medium 7.00
do. clmmon 6 U0
Lambs, yearlings 6.00
Buck Iambs , 6.50
Ewes, llghtlr' ' 5.50
Sheep, heavy and bucks 3.50
Hogs, weighed cif cars. 9. 5,1
do. fed and watered. 9.50 .
do. f.o.b. 9.09
6.60
5.60
4.51
6.0)
90.00
75.09
10.51
8.ud
6.0'1
7.50
6.75
6.00
4.50
.60
iWholesale Produce
Toronto wholesa:e prices to .he
(rade:
Eggs_
clal (cartons .21 to .25
I tree (selects) 43 .24
O 1 (new laid) .21 .22
No. 2 .18 ' .19
Cbeere-Kew, large, 19e.; do. twins,
1914c; old. large. 21c; do. twits. 210ec.
Butter -
Creamery prints, fresh.. .28 .T)
Creamery sol:&;
.26 .28
Dalry prints , .21 .23
Hakers' .19 .21
Hears-Prines, bushel. 53.10 to
13.25; H.P., ppr bushel, 53.20 to 53.26.
Honey -Buckwheat, 7%e a round. In
Dna; ,c to 70ic in barrels; Ftralned
clover honey. 120_c; 14c in 5-:1. tins;
tomb honey, No. 1, 53 per dozen; No.
2, $2.40 per dozen.
Poultry Live Dressed
DId fowl, lb .. 12e 14c 14c lea
!?prang Irolltr3 250 40c
rhic•kera . 17c 20-_
old turkeys.., 16c 20c
Turkeys ....... „ 23- 26e
Ducks 17c 1't-
Potatoes--Cntarios, 507 r^r Dag. ot.t
of store; 45c in car lots; N. w ltsuns-
wicka. Enc per bag, out of stet ; 56c
In car lots.
Other Vegetate( Turnip•, l:an. 50e:
nrrots bag, 75c; beets, bag, :.0c; par-
snips, bag. 4';c; cabbages, crate, 83.25.
Toronto 'Grab; Melees
Manftoha flour quotattoc3 at Tor
rnto are: Fir' t pate^.te. t' ^n I1 rot-
'nj 57.29 .. . .:.0
Ontario oat, -No. 2 w1:te, Sc.to
!6c, outside; Nis., 3, No. 2, .:Sas.
!rack: Toronto.
Buc:twhe(;t-7-c to 77e. .
Bran-Man,,0b8, 1.5. to bags, Tor
:into. and eb0't3, $2d, T;:ranto, inid-
dling3. 529.
Rolled oats ---$3.40 to 53.51 rot' bag.
Barney-On.:air.o No. 3. 70c to
rom:nal. outai(.; feed barley, 65c to
� 0c. • ,
Manitoba r.heat-]fay' ports -.No. 1
torthcrn, $1.211'_ , No. 2. 31.241x; No.
. 11.21 '4, t -ark, lake ports. •
Corn -No. 2. 80c, c.i.f., hay ports;
:'anadfan corn, No. 2 yellow 77c.
Ontario flour --55.15, seaboard.
Peas -No. 2, nominal, 51.50 to 51.60.
Rye -No. 51.10.
Canada 1V rs;ern oa:1-No. 2 at bay
41orts, 59c :o 60e; No. 3, 5714c to
i.' e; No. I extra feed, 671{c to 58'.1e
Ontario Wl:eat-No. 2 white, 51.17
51.!9, out :de.
Butter and Cheese
Cot:anavllle. Que.-FOurt•'e,l factor
tis offered 846 packegea butt r 1 ♦1
ilctcr.(m ro!d at 27%c. one 27%c,
'.red two factories were unso, . No
. horse wan offend.
St. Hyacinth., Que.-100 pack•..ne;
butter sold at 2614e, and 1,051
I:xes of ehsc.e' sold at 14c
Perth -600 boxes white and 200
tomes colored cheese were cffered. All
•.rete cold. Th^ ruling price was 16e.
Belleville -2.160 boxes of white
berme were offered. Sides: 540 at
15ter; 770 at 15 7-16c; 480 at 15 5-16e,
.nd ba:ance retuned at 16 5-16e.
Chicago Live Steck
Cattle -Receipts. 17,000; market
-say; native', et.. -era. 56.75 to 19 60;
• ewtern eteeir 16.90 to 38.16; cows
,nd heifers. 53.20 to 58.85; calves..
'710 to 116.25.
Hors-Recc:pia, 3b,uuo; market
'low; lig:It. 87.35 to $7.75; (nixed,
!.7.26 to 17.65; heavy. 16.95 to 17.66;
•osgh, 86.95 to 87.15; pigs. 81 to 17.35•.
hulk of rales. 87.40 to 57.10. '
Sleep-Rec(Ipre. 16,000; market
weak; sheep. 55.90 to 16.90; lambs.
;alive, $7.76 to 110.25; springs 37.75
to 111.40.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle---RxMpt.. 4.600; fairly as
Ilv0; prime steer., $8.71 to 18.36;
hipping. 18 26 to 58 15; batek.r., 5726
to 58.60; heifers, 86 50 to 58; crows,
(1210 to 57; bulls, 55 to 17.
Veale-Recelpte 1.100 bead, slow;
84.10 to 510
ifnrr--Rlrefptr. 16.000 head . Se -
:lee; heavy and mixed corkers and
Mid• 18 05; roughs. 36 60 to 11.81;
[tags. 56 to 57 76
Bleep and Iambs -Receipts, 1.606
Meed; active and steady: lamb% 17 to
Z11.b0; yearengs. 15 to 516.10; wetb.
ire, 11.16 to 16.86. ewes, 88 to 16.711
'beep, Mixed. N to 11.26.
Baled Nay and Straw
Merchants are now baying oe (RejR
r'eeoeto, at the fotlowtag ,este.•:
paws hay, No 1. los .116 . Mite 517. N
M ils. &Ina .... 14.10 11.
r)tiW rue1.N 8.00
TBoaanAr, Jotta 17, UM 5 :
W*11/111 eiliiiilltwWWlbllf1bIli* ill* dill, Ili* fi
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SPECIAL SHOWING OF THE E
SweatersNew
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3 We Feature Monarch Knit and
1 Handsome Silk Sweater Coats are
3 made with half belts in white, Kelly
3 green, cerise,lfawn, etc. At each....
3 , :.... $6.50. $7.50 and $9.00
3 A full range of Sweater Coats in the rosea
weaves and styles, at each...........
*1.so. 52. 52.25, 52.50, $2. fikt, 49
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Sweater Coats 'ill be much more popular this season than they have
been for many seasons, and for the cool evenings and all outdoor wear
what could be nicer :'
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Turnbull's Shaker Knit Coats
Turnbull's Shaker Knit Sweater Coats
are the last word in Sweater Coat
perfection, Roll or shawl collar.
Colors white, brown, scarlet, grey,
cardinal, navy. Sizes 34 to .}.}.
Each,. $4.50 and $5
Children's Sweaters a Specialty
Special values in white Honeycomb
Shawls imported direct from Scotland.
Prices from..... • $1 to $4.50
Real hand-knit Shetland Shawls, im
ported direct, in grey and white. These
Shawls'are very light. comfortable and
durable. Prices from $1.50 each,
according to size.
Scotch and Canadian Knitting Yarns
Baldwirn's celebrated Bee Hive Scotch Knitting Yarns iri``_, 3 and .}-ply, in white,
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;black and colors, at keenest prices.
Millar's special Canadian Fingering Wool, 4 -ply, specially made for our.. store
and an ideal Yarn for making soldiers' sox. In grey, navy, black, white,
cardinal, etc.• Per Ib., $1.
C U RTA i N S-\ ew stock of the pop-
ular Scrim Curtains just to hand.
3 These Curtains are the best values we-
e-lll
have ever shown. Per pair.
$2.25 to $7.50
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McCALL PATTERNS
N Eft' PARASOLS,-A'most select
showing of all that- is newest in fancy 6 -
Parasols for the comMg season, from
.$I to $3.5t)
'Children's Summer Parasols, Special.. _goo 1t.:
AND PUBLICATION..
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'• I he Store That is Al! a Store Should Be"
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Mil/ar's Scotcli -Store
= TELEPHONE NO. 56
VI Vail ^IWi t4 .IVWPMT V‘mh‘flU f f h� friVI .P9! I TV►tfMI IV.M !144
Anti -tobacco Law Not Enforced.
At the meeting of the Children's
Aid -Society last week there wet.- pres-
ent representative. of the Mini•trrial
Association, the two public school*,
the high iehool and the W. ('. T. C.
Aceounte totalling: 57 JI weir .,rdeted
1,, be paid. Cont IIbin i.ons of til (teas
Mr. It..l. Acheson and 112 iron. Mr.
(:eo. Porter were acknowledged lo -
stead of the regular report, toe o,,onty
anent, Mr. l;. M. Flood, read a I -tier
he bad awl kern to Mr. .1. J. Kelso..
Provincial supraiutendeut ..f 1'to l-
dten's Aid Soe,etir-, glamor w general
survey of the low k 111 iihir,n count y.
It wasa mentioned teat ninety heals..
had Leen ri. rd during the Prat
month, eighty/meg which had i.ren
classified a. fellows : Sixty -Biz Bend
ten tau, and four uneatief.ctoty. Em-.
phaeis nate laid Wpm the tow er ref I
keeping the Society weld.' regularly
al echoed. The tualter it the rale of t
cigarette.* to minor. arse then b ought
up and 11 moughly diee•u.aed It wax ,
stated that •erste .cbrwdhcys of tender
years were heuel esnekers '1'ne I,w
governing -t t..• .ale and ri.rof cigarette•
was. teal ami it wt. the opu•;on of
those present that the law was atria -
factory nut the enforcement of it had
not been attended to. The nte.t•ng
then tetolseu itself into a depute( en
to wait upon the town roamed at tie
next regular meeting to ask that body
to ;nett act its ( Merry to enforce the I
7oltaeco Act and ale.. to sugaeet that
►Rept be taken 10 heftier the tole of
tnb.er . and cigar etLP llersrr..l F..
A. M. Robertson and (:, 5t.
Elliott were appnnied In mot ase
•pokeemevt of the deputation. The
piovi.lon of the 1bh.ceo Art which it
is claimed is benne neglected rend, as
follows : ' It shell he tete duty ..7 any
constable or petoon having the power 1
of w eons*• Ido or person authorized r.'
to do by nny byl..w in that behalf
made by any ant hority or person hay -
Ing power to snake such bylaw to arise
any e7R*.pito', eipnetle papera or
tobacco In env form ether than rigs.•
ethos in ptaw..ion of any person ap-
parently under the agar of sixteen
years wham h. node un..k Ing or chew-
ing or shout to 'invoke or rhes t. Iw.rrn
on any street or public place." The
Provincial Act toakee the age eighteen
years.
tALt.OW COMPLEXION
Indicates IndI"esti ow eon. ipation or
liver trouble. Flu PILLS w111 regu-
late your system and build up the
MK?. forces en that yon can alsp and
enjoy life At all dealers 25 and :It
Bents or Ile Pill Co... Rt. Thema.,
Ont- sold 1n by R. R. Wigle,
druggist. _.
Attractive Prices on
Summer Goods
at howell hardware Co.
Screen Doors Screen Windows
51.flo i., s2 25
New stock of Hammocks
just in, including latest and l.cr.t coloring. and design.
- • Prices ranging from $2 (4) to 16.110.
"Electric Irons" "Electric Grill" --Toasts
guaranteed for all time. fries, boil.: and grills
Price $:: •'.i Price $4.50
Watering Cans, Garden Hose, Lawn Sprinklers
Bon Ami Oil Stoves
the mO.t eumotnical oil .it (WC, on the market, besides doing
the work in the least time
New Perfection Blue Flame O11 Stoves
and Ovens
Detroit Vapor, Oil and Gasoline Stoves
They r (l no generating, hai'je no wicks to burn on and work
just like Ras. We 'guarantee these .toyts to give isfaction,
and will allow any customer a free trial.
Jut 1111150(1 - a fresh car of NATIONAL PORTLANDCEME. T. It will pay you to see tis hefot'e you buy.
Howell Hardware Co.
PHONE S7
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