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.TRIFY GERMAN CRANK
The Weeded Aaaessle M J. P. Mew
Iia Says Marilee lBermes
ooled ea Oleo
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Oleo Cove. N.T.. July F -leash Hail,
the Maser Corwil Udverslty :astrse-
ter, who attempted to assassinate
J. P. Merges at Eastlate. Long island,
Mr. Merpa's summer bone sear here
S aturday, has confessed that he was
the man who set the bomb which
=plated la the Ualtd Stara Cap.tot
at Waa'lagtan last Ptrlday sight. Holt
admitted tbmt•be attended to seek os:
Presiding Wilmot at Cornish, N.H.,
alter shooting Mr. Noreen. )tr. Mor-
ita is reedits easily. no vital ores%
being sleeted as a result of th? thoot•
lag. Holt was locked up la the G'en
Cove Hall, and issued a statement
swrttng teat M was impelled to go
to Mr. Morgan to persuade Is ea to
stop the aklpment of munitions cf war
from this ce,untry abroad. Leder the
persaiston of the thirst degree Ho t
talked freely of his bombde signing
QwUdesttoe�. R•Ithout seen per•
suasion be had evenly admitted tarsier
la the day that he had gone to the
Morgan home with the intent:on of
remalalag there till Mr. Morgan did
asaething to end the litaropeaa ear.
What ;we wasted Mr. ':organ to d.)
ares to preterit the farther shlpmeut
aimed of American-made munitions
war. The man who enfolded this nu -
mai story of bo:: b-placingg and at-
tempted asaaaslnatlon talked coolly
and with dr.mage fnakaess. ft. b
as American citizen notice born, stout
thirty -dee years of age. He bad be.
a student at Cornell and records shoe
k tseght German.
Tried to Wreck Capitol
Holt told pis story to a cell of 'the
Glen Cori jail As the day wore on
be weakesed. The quantity of Wood
be had lost from a terrtlle blew on
Hu bead was greet, a:.d the strain
told oe htct during the afternoon.
Maas night came and with Lis coc-
teNlon of rte Wsablagtoa outrage.
Holt was a wreck. He huddled bac .
sad was apparently comatose. Be:
the detectives refused to let him resr.
and used every mans to get the
the prisoner to tell his .tt.ry. Atte
two hours Halt replied wearily to tie.
questions they asked. Holt said h
entered the Capitol and' strolled
around through the corridors wither.
meeting a 7olicemin. lie spent Rai:
as hour 1a the building. arranging the
bomb. "1 didn't want to hurt an)
body," he said. -I just wanted t.
tall the attention of the nation to the
terrible murders being •:om:..+ted t'
Europe. And 1 didn't w,•.t to dam-
age the Oarttel any mc.,t than was
necessary." After,, placlt:ti the bomb
Stolt went W his room and wrote le:-
ters to the aew.paper and to the
President to -explain why he bad set
the bomb."
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.. BATH MB" VERDICT
Murderer Sentence 10 Mang -Still
Protests Hie Ineeomnee
Loudon. July 6-A verdict el sante
was brought In by the jury tett week
1• the ease of George Joseph Smith.
charged with the murder of three of
Ma wives. It had been alleged by
the Crown that Smith bad kiUd his
wires while they were in their baths
and bad eoillctd insurance mosey
on theft. Items. Smith was ',steered
to death. While Justice Smitten was
elemmlag un the ease. the prisoner ex-
claimed: `You cannot hang me for
murder: I've dose .o murder. This
Is a dirges(' to a Christian coo■try.'.
After Justice Stratton concluded his
summing ■, it took the jury just
tweaty-two minutes to Sad s verdict
cf sulky against Smith. Asked If he
had anytbf:g to say before sentence
was passed. the prisoner. who seemed
du• d at the verdict. lock a full half
culotte before showing that be vs&;s-
ed the purport of the gazettes. "I
can only say 1 am sot wilily,- ha
faal:y .oral.
Independence Day Passes Quietly
Leaden. July 4 -Very little eery-
mony marked the celebmtioa b7
Americana in Ludoe of the one hun-
dred and tblrty-dnth anniversary of
American Independence. Ambassador
and Mew. Page received Informally
but there was no mach "crash" at the
ambassadorial reskietce as has mark -
rd the tweet in rsceot years when
entertatl *g was done co a large scale
and Ragland was full of Aaaiesa
tour iia.
Canada at P.acs Ceseteeary
Bellingham. Wash-. July 0 -Repro
imitative* of four nations and the
Pulite coast States participated 1. a
celebrities re the Candia.-Ameeleaa
boundary line sear Blaine yesterday
of the 100 years of peace betimes
Great Brkale sad the Uatt1 States
The matinee repreareted at the err.
modes were: Oreat BMWs. Caased&
the Uelto, States. Japes sad Swatter
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Have beautiful
window deooratioos
Nothing gives so much pleasure
as a wel decanted window.
Your widows will
of your neighbors if MCI
�.tsuE Rat Rod
-hr meanm wad ole+erdse
CmfemmMed met els acs
or tarnish
These is a Kirsch Flat Rod In a
color to match your woodwork or
draperies. Every rod commis a
written gueinnes dm it wall nae
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We ea easy ee $am w ate_ eMas
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Lome in and ken them
GEO. HOHMF.IER
Switzerland imam, N%utrataty
Paris. July 6-'7'he Poderal Comet
of swltserta.d decrees six emathe 1.
Woos or a ass of 6,060 frame, or
bath. for anytime who was' -tis. b
speech. by wrttkrg er by Uleatratk t.
exposes to hatred or asmtemPt a
b#.lg• matte. Its ruler se its Ger
wasent There ars lesser lot serer
penalties fee anyaae SSIBag er air
eslatiag absetve pubBsatfws.
A South Afet.a bait
Jelaaneebvs, July 4 - 05015.1
Jan Christian Smuts, Mtadgter .1 hs
toter. Mass ad Defame of the
Mies of forth Africa. bee a.a mored
that the fertb Ablaut Oeraawl
his Wowed to a se a esetgapel
of veberne.re for serwteo 1a Savoys
sad sloe a Owes of heavy arefhrr.
les 1n espoatlag a retie Sam ibe her
portal Qere.waR
Seaso nable
Footwear.'
WE feel the very least we
can do for you *ben
you come into Ibis store is
to give yon Shoes or Robbers
that will be absolntely com-
fortable and will wear to
your e. tielact ie n We want
you to realize that your well -
fate isour. .first eonsideration
Our prices are most reason
able.
REPAIRING
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Ooderich
A Danish ewrggma W d6wrared Y
e ornate for the Dermas gam
W. P. oarlsere meigmi es r the
mom Wf O._.mmb ins bee aamsph*
Oil Stoves!
We handle the New Per-
fection and Quick Meal
Oil Stoves.
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And have also two De-
troit Vapor Stoves, prac-
tically as good as new•
to be sold at about
Hall Price
M. ..'
W. R. PINDER
Phos. 131 Haatltoo Street
rAItCE DORS
TerswMo Cattle Market
RUT* chow steers.. ..111.26 to 5* 1+
Buteher steers, meed.... 1.60 0.25
40..m .. 7.36 7 . g.5
da 7 00 7.26
Heifers. good to choice. 7.60 7.6s i
da odium 7.00 7.25:
Butcher cows. choke_ 6 60 7.31
da good 1.60 0.00
da common 4.60 0.76
Hatcher bulls. choke6.75 7.60 '
do good balls 6.20 6.30
da medium .. 6.75 6.00
do. rural bologna4.60 4.76'
Feeders. 100 to 1,000 Ib7.00 7.25
do.bu!�p 6.10 6.00
Stockers. 7b0 to 100 lbs. 7.00 7.2;1
da reed.. 160 to 750 6.25 6.60
do. light, 600 to 610 1.25 6.50
Canners 3.75 4.50
Cutters 4.60 6.00
Milkers. choice. each60.00 20.001
Springer, .. . '3 00 41.30 !
Calves. veal. choice 9.00 9.76
do. medium 7.03 1.04
do. common 5.60 6.00
Lambs. yearlings 7.00 1.001
Culled lambs ' 7.00 2.01 !
Buck lambs 5. W 6.75 i
Ewes, light 6.60 1.50)
Sheep, heavy and bucks 2.10 04.10
Hogs, weigh, d oft cars. 4.25 .'....i
do. fed :.ad wet- red. 9..00
da f.o.b 2.65 ,..
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices to the
trade:-
TIP -
Special ((artona) .... .24 to .26
Fatras (selects) .23 .24
No. 1 (new laid) .21 .21
No. 2 .19 .13
Cbeeee-New. large. 14 ; do. twins..
15%c; old. large, 22c; do. tw.as 22%e.
Butter -
Creamery prints, fresh.27 .23
Creamery solids .26 .21
Dairy prints .21 .23
Bakers' .19. .21
Hooey -Buckwheat. 7%c a pound. la
tins; 7c to 7%c in barrel"; strained
clover honey. 12%e; 14e in 1 -lb. tins;
comb Morey, Na 1. 13 per dozen; Na
2. 12.40 per down.
Poultry Leve
Old fowl, Ib .. 11c 12c
Spring broilers ...
Old turkeys... lic 20c
Turkeys ...... ... ...
Ducks
Dressed
14c ]ie'
17e 20c'
23e 25e
17c 180
Toronto !Grain Prices
Manitoba flour quotations at Tor-
onto are: First patents, 17.10 In cot-
ton; second patents. 16.50 in jute;
strong bakers. 14.30 in Jute.
! Ontario oats --No. 2 white, 56c to
68e; No. 3. 56c to 57c.
I Buckwheat -74e.
Bran -Manitoba. 226 In hags. Tor
' onto. and shorts. 128. Toronto; mid
Idling'. $29.
Rolled oats -P.40. to 82.50 per batt
Barley-Ottsrio No. 3, 70c to 72c
nominal, outside; teed barley. 64e.
Manitoba wheat -Bay ports -No. 1
northern. $1.362; No. 2, 11.334; No
3. 11.304. track lake ports.
Corn -No. 2. S1c. cif.. Lay ports;
Canadian.. No. 2, 79e.
Ontario four -$4.70, seaboard.
Peas -No. 2. nom'nal.
Rye -No. 2. 11.05 to 21.10.
Canada Y: stern eats- o. 3 at lea)
ports. tae.
entailed wheat -No. 2 white, 11.12 to
to 51.14. outside.
"A Man's Ability Is His Passport"
- FRANK WEAVER
tfrwAkser of .t.mic sod Vole* meee0M:.ti
Tamar Via Craw. sed Mete Swoon
10enrem, OmrAn*
Swat C.ned. Iliewear..e w
losoonosoort
Poo toms as inhrmatien nail
• rowans moos woos
NEW6ATE
STREET LIVERY
Suing Pesdamd lb*
Beery, beeiaese of Wee.
Num. 1 am improving
Ore egeipenet aid in-
trad to provide
Oood Horses
Prompt Service and
tip -to -date Rigs
AS cedars will lissive
prompt mei saeefd el-
ided's,.
Tmaratiora No. 1M ger
a good teraowL
H. Q. STOWE
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle-Recelpta, 4,000 head; ac-
tive and 15e to 26e higher: prime
suers. 38.10 to 110; shipping. 22.75
to $9.50; butchers. 17.50 to 89.26:
heifers 14.10 to 15 76: cows, 13.75 to
57.25; belie. 16 to 67.25.
Veath -Receipts. 1.4e0 head; active
and steady: 14.50 to 111.
Hogs -Receipts. 15,000 bead; ac-
tive; heavy. 18 to 11.10; retied. *1.15
to 5820; ycrkers, 85.15 to 81.25; pigs,
$1.25: roughs. 66.60 to 10.76; stags,
85 to 15.76.
Sheep , rd Nobe -Receipts, 2,410
head: aet1.-e: Iambs. 87 to $t0.7:;
yearlings, 55 to 82.50; wetberle 67 e:
57.26: ewes. 13 to 66.50; sheep, mixed.
PILO to 64.76. .
Mileage Live Steck
Cattle -Receipts. 16,000; mavtet
weak; native steers. 11.70 to 59.20;
western steers. 17.20 to 51.40; cows
and heifers. 13.20 to 59.36; calves,
67.25 to 910.25.
Hogs -Receipts. 24.000: market
slow; light. 17.46 to 57.76; mixed.
17.15 to 17.70: heavy, 16.90 to 97.11;
rough. 94.90 to 17: vats. 16.21 to 67.60;
talk of sales. 97.20 to 17.00.
Sheep -Receipts, 10.000; market
stow; sheep. 66.76 to 64.66; lambs,
active, 97 to 110.
Meets--Waeleaala
Beef. forequarters. ewt$10.76 to 111.76
do. hindquarters... 16.26 14.01)
Caresses. choke 12.70 11.75
do. common 10. 11.75
Vials. commas. 7. 9.00
de. medium S. 11.00
da prime . 12. 14.00
Hera hogs 't .. 5.N 10.60
do. shop ).. 12.74 12. M
Mutton, heavy 1.1 9.60 11.00
go. 111ht 12.00 14.60
Teeramt loathe 17.011 19.00
Neared Live Nook
Cattle receipts. LIN; cows
sprt.gees. MN; mime. 1.110 ;
mad Mamba. 1.200; bogs. 2.040.
Prime hooves 2'ie to 8%o per
posed; sedan% 14ie to Se; easaarea.
4tee to le; eaves, be to Ile; ISMS
61ie M gibe: Won% Ku use; belga
Ilk per muted.
SSW May Dad 01005
1<wrtbaMe aro sow baying ea arta
Tomato. at the tsSowiag irIMM
haled 1041. Me. 1. 6•0•04•1‘
M. M►. 1, r 14.00 1$.
Salsa straw. tar 1.05 1. e.
Watch Our Special Piece -Goods
Sales Reduce the High Cost of Dressing!
Plain and Moored Limes Used to
Advantage to a Smola Tattooed
Dress
McCall Pattern,. Ws:tt N-.- cote;
Skirt Yo. e6.•. Ten yt tae loamy
mew deur., ( r Jolt. 1'rtce, 1i
«•nee exL-
Thir Smart Porch Gown Showing the Quaker Collar and
Bell Sleeves Is Easily Constructed at Home.
Striped linen is one of the coolest and, daintiest of materials for
summer wear. It is attractively- shown in this simple costume with
guimpe of organdy. The skirt is full and the ixlclice is one of the
new surplice designs. The organdy guimpe,' with its wide Quakes
collar, is a distinctive feature ; the bell sleeves are cool and becom-
ing, and the pointed girdle is a detail that saves the frock from
severity-. This is a dress that is appropriate for the street, shop-
ing, etc.: for general morning wear, or for the beach. Developed
in one of the soft summer silks, plain, sttiped or figured, or in a silk
poplin, which is an excellent wearing material, this would he a
charming dress for afternoons. The gnimpe may be of organdy,
linen, net or chiffon. -
Developed in Summer Silk. this dress costs but $6. tS
To develop this frock with 313 -inch skirt as illustrated in Summer
Silk requires 6 3.4 yards of :3F. -inch material. 5 -Ps Yard of i1 -inch
organdy for collar and vest and 1-2 }ard of plain :36 -inch silk for
the belt 'Pattern No. 6580) which completes the costume.
The shove wire ie for size 38 and includes the McCall Patterns Noe. m85-
118io&f10 and everything necee.ery for snaking. Smaller or Iarter sizes
at only slightly lower or higher figures.
The perfect fit and simplicity of all McCall Patterns make the very
newest styjes possible to the woman of modest means.
Special Values in White Voiles
Another shipment of white Cotton Voiles in plain and fancy weaves just to hand.
Many of these Voiles we will not manage to get again this season.
Plain White Cotton Voiles, extra sheer, beauti-
ful quality ..double width, at per yard, 30c,
35c, 39c and :;(k.
Fancy figured Voiles in checks and stripes in
the season's most' popular designs. Double
width, 3.5c to 60c per yard.
Black and White. Stripe Materials in voiles, organdies and batistes. Black
Nash Goods are most popular. Our showingtis most up todate in narrow
at 20c, 25c and 35c per yard.
and white stripe
and wide stripes
Ladies' porous -knit umbrella drawers, lace Special values in ladies summer vests, porous -
trimmed; per pair 3.5c. knit, short or no sleeves, extra quality. 25c each
n '
For the Verandah
Awning Stripes in best quality in green, red
and fawn, extra heavy, special per yard 25c.
Jap Matting for the steps, porches, churches,
etc., only the best quality kept in stock, at
keenest prices.
Japanese Bamboo Verandah Shades in all widths
to stat all verandahs. From $1.2.1 each accord-
ing to size.
Special values in heavy quality Mikado. Veran-
dah Mats at 81.00, $1.50 to 54.50 each.
McCALL'S PATTERNS ARE THE BEST
Mee Si
Millar's Scotch Store
The Square, Goderich, Ontario
Plume Si
For middle-aged and elderly people
the ideal laxative is
et:tea:es
The gentle but sure laxative
Their Wort nes the Meds le peel.. moth -
lag sed strengthening.
With e�vnseie� m�e ne w Iemctw bowel
ammarW.c awl izreitNice through we.t-
ses., mature 1e a to parterre her proper
ftsectis.e sed weds melstaace.
Resell Orderlies W the esu etees sed
rasa:_�.a�ta'
fmmcttons of the Hver, stomach sed bslweb. seser-
hie • pwtte action wtthowt They ere the
perfect iterative for ase elderly people
.ad belay es plot to tate are . toes to
childres
Rand •neem .. ia.. «r maser odierem. end w.
,reed yaw essa4 rler e r come ren ter m mml7.
Medi 1e Gass& .ad mad 1• metal here at tee. Mc mad gee sod at
Sega Slam only. Get a Rem Today ham
H. C. DUNLOP, DRUGGIST
GODERICH, ONT.
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