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MAtJALINES,
PERIODICALS anti
LIBRARIES
hound or repaired.
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on LEATHER GOODS
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A. K. rA Y u)H. h9atAYFORD.
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on leaving
MEDICAL
llit. (iKu. HI:ILEMANN. OSTB-
L PATII..pectin.( 1n amain•. and Hill
Seen'. disease., acute, :stunts and .ervom die -
seders. eye, stir. su.0 end lnr•uat, p.rllal des/
sem. lumbago sod-bsumatic oondltlons, Ade-
s remove, wftbnut toe knife. (Moos at
teeldenc e. Duract Ne1.on end at. Andrew's
sn At bore pace Moods,+. Wed imam y*
I/Murders: any et solar by appointment
IL. F. J. R. YORSTER-EYE, EAR,s(
sod sad taroORIS. Hero a ow, cYork Ophthalmic and Aural lemma
1lste•I
Moist., Car, Nowead 7 braat Hospital,
■4 Square.and Yaae.aotd Eye Boagt .Ynoland. Oso. 20 sWaterloo Strew.
Began it
• 12 a. es.. Y�t
to I tr. Y into toll .� Tokrbo be
ff.
AUCTIONEER.
THOMIAS UUNDRY
AUCTIONEER,
foo M. °Merle&Ail lwatrltiltlona by teat
left at Moual dace will be promptly •
speed to. Iteesdeno. tokpso.e 119
LEGAL
Re t1A 1 N
BAItRltITER. S.,LICiTOR, NOTARY
Pt it LK. re".
Mee -Sterling Beak Mack, Hamilton Smet,
3edericb. Tewpaeaeta,
Roil Natalie Lease sad lasessao..
PROU DFOOT, K I LLORAN .t COOK E
BARRISI JCRS. SOL1(ITulte, NOTARIES
PUBWt, Etc.
(Mee on IbeSpume. emend door from Ham
elf n .0 ret, lime, 'h.
el *vale Igoe. to toss at lewe'st tats..
N. Psocsnooy, K.C'. J. L. Ilau.oaAN
K. J. 1). Cookie.
11O. CAMERON. Y. C.. RADAR!!
T . mileiwr, notary public. Moss
yau Moe Street. uud.nkls
ca. td door fr.
=are. At t I. mon 'l bur.day of era week is
Bake un Albint street occupied by Mr.
Hooper. Laos's Moon 9. a.m. ton p.m.
'HAKLkts OARRO W . LL. h., HA n-
'.1 R1nTk.l(. sorry. •auawr. oto. Goole -
rtes Res.) ,o W u lowest rates
1 ur SRAOER, BARRISTER, SOL -
`,J. letter. Notary Public aid Cescve er
-sea-Coags flow Oad.rlcb. o
111SUkANCE, LOANS. ETC.
11gc:1L11,Y MUTUL FE IN
law :Vet
a N C C O.-FAva sadFUCKlastaled
1325 property a.as.d.
(taboo -J. B. MoLwo, Pres.. atatert► P.O.;
Jos. ()sassily. VN►Pr.a.. Ood•rich P. 0.;
11=1,14ays,5..
Bea 21., 8saterth P. O.
U. T. licUr. ger. 8eatarta ; Joke
OrI.,.. W V Wilber Rias, Cas.taae.;
helm B.waewel., ho=ses ; Jam.. sv.s..
U5�5-0b�ww.W ; Robert Fent., Hubok ; Malcolm
Brwoes.id.
aiming.: J. N. Yee, HolawvflM• Alex.
Leitch, Clfaton ; Witham • 8silketh
Y tl8
lsobley. ostorta. Mld.es tan ps
s to m e trot (tale cards r.Odpted al
tk J. lllurrrb's cwtblag Ston, CWtes, R. •1.
COW. Or. cr.r. a1..r.,y., .trpM, Ooeriet nr
J. B. Reld's lien coil Stere, Bid Meld.
PO000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
VV llllV Ian. Apoy to M. 0. CAM
LOON, Hamilton street. Uoderbh.
W R. ROBERTsOrs
•
INSURANCE AGENT.
flea AND LIOWTIIU.e : Brit1sk, Caa•tion and
♦medusa.
£C'ADaKT, MCNAIS AND •rrt.oraas' LUSH,
ITT : 1 be Ursa Accident and Om/sure
.rpaation Unshed,Sag.
of London, sg.
tD2IJTT AND dV.LANTstki BO NDI : The U.&
F d.Ili y ..,d Ousrsate. Company.
torlaassad 27 Halite •a �sss�t 'Plows 17corer of 1.
MARRIAGE LiCEitISES
WALTRR E. BELLY, J.P.,
00101/71( H. ONT.
mum or suasalGE LICENSES.
Patents, Trade /arks,
Designs
liecured in All Counlrla
Writ• for free book "PATENTS PROTCI'-
T1ON.' Tells all skeet and how to set pat
.to. BABCOCE t BONN. established 7277.
formerly Patent (Altos reamin.r. Master of
Patoat low., Registered Patent Attars.p.•
err.. t• St. Jams. atrr.rt. Hontr..l. Branobes
Ottawa sad Warlagtnw. Repe.reetstime In
a8 Imelss (mollies
Brophe) Bros.
Ii�DK
RiCH
lee Leading
Fusers, Director's
sad Embalmers
Orders ttasrefully attended to
at ail hours. night or day.
'OUR OTTAWA LET ER
NE STRUCK IT
414004041,414" M 5 QAOMT ,Ottawa, Februarydrd.-D.• puerile, I
Oay plant, Arthur M-ig►.n may 1
water by its denials, but it le Flack
Carvell, M. P.. who Ninth the In-' _
crease . In of her wood., t he It:emt.er . Aker Suffering Almost Tara Y.an..
for Cu Wan, N. B., lsa ars(-cotesfigbt-I "Fruit -a -twee" $restgit Relief.
lot lama and believes i•ap.11ingafl the
brans Instead of one 1 ean at a time.
The moral 'Met of his five hours'
speech la.t wink In which he delivered
a eontentrbtrd attack or; the old Shell
C))uuuittep, the bay contracts wale
by the Agrieultwnl U'partwent in
New firunsurtait, and the perfunctory
opeevotion Cumuli -
i or lingers y.t.etions of heIt)lingered to such
an extent Ott the dry after the speech
a ('unsest•t.ve CIW'us mos held at
which nothing whir was talked annul.
It lingers uuw. Not .it ce the war
slatted hive the Government easp-
pot'VI s hod 1t, lake ouch • goueiliug:
Howe took it with a •vey Nee, AA Cor
example Captain .1.4111 Hoh.p Ian
Hutnharu, who uncoiled his lazy khaki
length in the midst of Mi. ('.rv,11'e
most gluwii g pea iolr, and aeked, ;
"tVhyall these worts Hutu Bunt -1 MR. WHITMAN
haw Ir s soldier now and when be , 9822 St. Yalier St., Mot:tr(•al.
j'ned the Lowy he underet Net that, "In 1912, I teas taken su.ldeply IA
all the damage was to take nicer outs with Acute Stomach Trouble and
in Europe. H« aid n.:t :skillet* that'
an old arnllery cul •I like F(ank dropped ha the street. 1 WAS treated
Carvell would be operating a curtain b)' 2Cveral physicians fur neurly two
of fire eg.11.At his patty fi fiend-, t years.. I wai in coostant misery from
Hence Ham's ,.u' burst. I n►) stomach and my weight dro1
Bennett of Snucoe, nn the other'
band, ventured the suggestion that down from 2.25 [wends to 100 you
the Liberal% ought to take up a codec- Several of my friends adtised me to
tion and present Frank C,rvrll with a '1'ntit•a-I♦ive,' and 1 cliff so. That
gold watch for o-.chiug them bow to eight monies ago, 1 lana. 10 ins
put up a go el hatli••. tVhich seems to
show that throe it a eaction of the ewers! with the jrul dost. No of
Conservative potty that would Ike to mediuneleveruserlactedsoplease
Are more of io, though how that can and quickly as 'Fruit a tires', and
be, after the thot ougll way in which using it 1 recueerpllfrom the distr,tsiw,
r.;drvrll covered the ground, i• bard to Stomach Tr -noble, and all aim
make out At all events, everybody
agreed (hat Frank Carvell woe a big Cdwstipafma and misers wrr(.'ured.
gun end that • few spirited sounds completely recovered by the use
ti mu him weep highly dvot!'wlave. 'fruit -a -tit es' anal now I weigh
Even if he doesn't get the rtquit )' sounds. Icannot praise 'F,ruit-a•ti
into the old She11 Cumn►ittee wbieh 1
he demands he will have succeeded in enough", U. WYIIITM.
putting the fear of the Lerd into the 50e. a box, 6 fur 1:'.50, trial size. 2
profiters. This in iterlf is no wenn Al all dealers or sent postpaid
feat.
Yes, fear is the wort, because any-
one who knows Frank Cavell knows --
That there is more behind. No man
uses It's, Huh -dun and more facts than and S15rstoito would 1., small pntat
the member for Carleton, N. H. His for one as full of the j y of living as
rept •tion as the Opposition's gun Is The j ,y of living and inc.drnt.
man is as useful to him as a bureau the coat u( at has shot up terribly
of detectives. He is the greases. the Iaet ten years and "Honey,"
recipieut of underground information is as high a flyer its he iv t toe •pstr
in Canada. The horrible details Hock couldn't afford to eau. the Enipi
to him from all over the counts y and danger Ira than $772',telt.(s0 trot
as Frank Crrvpll is • borer and The weight of legs) opinion is l
knows what evidence means his ir.- "Baine)" did nothing t"j-, p,rdize
for uunts don't is y to put him . R with position as it member of tn.( C.nad
backyard goaip. The hot stuff males I arliarnent by acc.pting a shell o
to hint propet ly fortified with •ffldavita from the British Government and t
and original docum,ntr. it's a safe the H. Nt A. Act tool no hurt fr
het that when Frank Covell nskes a bio, •Ithough cne of ulcer c
five-hour speech he his material for a science might not have done it. It
five months' •s.gniry at the hack of it. AV • Iel.g:..ur prison put it. a questi
and that his rral brief is a tight lit for between the man and hi. M.kr -Ih
the office vault. is to say. between the M. P. at Pict
what !''rack carrell did Tuesday and his steel:-:siakrr at Montle.).
week war merely to state the indict- The r.*i garstiue 18, how d
went. Being • good player he dies "Honey get the contract % It m
Pot Ihiow ho. hand on the table His have her his senile "Haney" has
ape
long though it was, held not • suite lite a morning in May, ■
dull minute. It was full of salient M'j ,r -General Sart' doe; like to he
points. In fact it was all salient blithe hearts about hum. 1Ve ba
points, and every poi)( iwpaIld a the Maj .r-Oeneral's word for it 1b
humbug. He left the salient points "he never interfered with the Sb
sticking in the Government's hide and Committee in giving cont, ace or fl
rurally there was some eguirming. Ing Price.. ' iut we rim hay, t
n the ettcitement of Carvell's at- fin tiler declantiot.: "1 am the lath
k on the Hbe11 Committee people of the Shell Committee. 1 eland ba
y overlook his opening remarks in• of it. first, last and all the tithe."
ich, a • business man, he took a a fatbet wean'( it bis duty to kno
ewd glance at the finances of the how the Shell Committee was han
ntrv. A billion dollar nationaI ling • glad young thing like "Barney
ht. nn millions annual intermit,
And there Frank C.rvell left it. Co
ret millions our annual pension bill. servative members often wonder
doubt Finance Minister White will the fierceness of the Carvell attac
further into this phase of the war. His friencs who happen to know wh
anwhile Mr. Carvell is far from he is holding back wonder oftener
fain that the influx of immigration hi. m°deratioo,
er the war will put enough land After dipping into the sad plight
oar tillage and create enough tax.; the 1'n)econa shops, which "tate
e &sets to make up the deficits out gloriously with an offer to D. A
. sinister foreword was a fitting Thoma to become a government mu
roduction to his tale of brigandage 71500 factory and ended Id)OI1111110WI
he Shell Committer. as • mushroom outfit lite the re•
ti worth noting that Mr. Carvell Mr. Carvell toot up the pilgrimage o
no complaint to make against the I the Davidson l'ommi.sion, (whose
Shell Committee for awuding chief object seemed to be to turn dow
tracts at reasonable prices to firms I lthequarters
e that poured into it fro
o were in a position to commence
THE SIGNAL : GODER ICH. ONTARIO
RIGHT Al LIST
Ted
nds.
E!A11oJ11S
Toronto Cattte Markat
Handy choice s' 'er 57.46 to $7.55
Butchers'. r 1 .. 6.65 7.40
.h,. me . 6.40 6.75
d,' cc 6.75 6.40
Heifers, c., . ... 7.10 i'.541
do. good 6.60 7.00
do. medlu • 6.75 6,60
Butchers' eewd, choke6.60 8.60
do. good 6.60 6.00
do. medium 6.10 6.60
Feeders. 904 to 1.101 Ib:6.00 6.'J5
do. bulla 5.00 6 25
Stocker,, 150 to 904 lbs6.00 6.60
do. med, 660 to 760 6.60 6.00
do. Canners 3.00
. 3.00 3.1.75 76
('utters 4.00 4.10
Sulkers, choice, each89.04 160.00
do. medium .... !55.00 70.00
Springers 60.00 100.00
l'►Ives, teal. ,good 9.00 10.75
do. medium .. 6.00 9 00
do. coalmen 5.50 6.00
do. grass . 4 50 _ 5.50
Spring Lambe. cwt 10 50 12.00
Ind' lambs 8.0( 8 60
Yearling sheep 8.50 9.50
Sheep, ewes, Ilgbt 7.00 8.25
du. heavy ..aid buck6.00 7.00
Cu Is . '1.... 3.00 4.60
Hoge, fed and watered. :.75 9.75
do. light and heavy. 9.:5 9,40
do. f.oh. country9.40 9.60
Sows, fed and watered7.-5 7.35
try
Toronto Grain Markets
was
Manitoba wheat -In store at Fort
William, No northern. 91.21; No. 2,
imp $1.21%; No. .7, 11.151:.
her Manitoba oats -In store at Fort,
nth- Witham. No. 2. C.W.: 441 c; No.
h). (' W. 424/e; No. 1 extra feed, 41',c;
No. 1 feed, 41t2e.
I American -Not 3 yellow, 8344c.
arid Canadian corn -Feed. 76c.
I Ontario wheat -No. 2 winter, per
of car lot, $1.12 to $1.14; slightly sprout
-'0ed and tough, according to sample,
11.08 to 11.12; sprouted or smutty and
vett tough, according to sample, $1.01 to
1N. 51.06; feed wheat. 80c to 95c.
.ic. Ontario oats -No. 3 whole, 41c to
45c; commercial oats, 43e to 44c.
by Peas -No. 2 per cart lot, 11.90;
sample peas, 11.25 to 11 75 according
to sample.
Barley -Malting: outside, 64c to
nes 66c; No. 2 feed, 6'11 to 60e.
he Buckwheat -711c to 80r
iby , Rye -No. 1 commercial, 93c to 95c:
to rejected, 73c to 85c, according to
who sample.
lot, Manitoba four -First patents In
re's jute bags. 17.20; seconds. 16.70; strong
th. bakers', 16.50. In Jute bags.
hot Ontario flour -New winter, $4.90 to
his $6.10, according to sample, seaboard
i•n or Toronto freights, In bags.
der Mlllfeed-Carloads, per ton, deliver -
hoot ed. Montreal freights; -bran. 124;
ow aborts. $25; middlings, $26; good feed
on. flour, bag. $175.
is,
at Wholesale Produce
on Toronto wholesale prices to the
trade:
id F.ggs-
ubt Special (can's) newlaid.$ .34 to $ .36
a Extras (selects) storage .30 .31
nd No. 1 straight storage . .28 .29
ye No. 2 .25 .26
ve 1 Butter -
a t 'Creamery prints. fresh.. 26 .07
e11 Creamery, solids
x Dairy prints .28 - .3;;
his Bakers' .24 .25
erI Cheese -Large, 19c; twins, 19',1c.
ck Honey -Buckwheat, barrels, 6%ic to
Ar 7c; tons, 7e to 8c; clove-, 60 -Ib. tins,
w 12c; do. 10 -Ib. tins, 1214c; do. 5-14
d- tins, 1214c; comb honey. No. 1, per
' dozen, $3.00; do.. ND.02, per Cozen.
n- 12.40.
at Poultry Live Dreamed
k. Old fowl, Ih. 13c 1Sc,15c 18c
14c ISc 18c 22.
Chickens ,
at Turkeys. 18c. 20, 25c 30c
Ducks 11c 14c 16c 20c
of
d East Buffalo Cattle
n. Cattle -Receipt, 3.400 head; slow;
• &Hale steers. 18.40 to $8.85; shipping.
1, 17.05 to $4.35; butchers, $6.75 to $8.15;
f heifers, 15.75 to 17 .0 cows. 87.25 to
16.50; bulls. 14.50 to $6.75; ato•k
n heifers, $4.50 to 15.50; stockers and
w •heifers, $5.75 to $7.25; fresh cows and
*prtngers, slow. $300 to 195:
. ( Yeahs-Recelpts, 16,000 heal; ac-
e live; heavy and mixed, $8.35; york-
- era, 17.60 to $8.35; pigs, $7.25 to 17.50;
r roughs. 17 00 to 17.25; stags, $4.50 to
• $5.75.
Sheep and lambs -Receipts, 8,000
head; sheep and choke lambs, active;
• Iambs, 17.50 to $11.25; yearlings, $6.50
t to 19.75; *ethers. $7.75 to 18.00; ewes,
e 14.00 to $7.50; sheep. mixed, $7.50 to
87 75.
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the manufacture of shells at once. Tn. Allaire Cox in which the presi
His charges were directed against the dent of the Canada Life uied to gilt
mushroom companies operated by fl(ty high -bred hours to the Govern
Conservative politicians to whom the metre but could not get them past Si
8h.II Committee proceeded to W out Adam Heck, will take a lot of explain
millions of dollen. ce such cum n. Ing' 1Yhm. there hoteea were after
les he named a baker'. doze), rapital I ova market IrA up ey passed y at hon r-
m,stly s shoed l ing. which rernived � ton gthey passed with honors
contracts ageregsling ma0y 1101110Po I and dam l of p• gift h Berms ties
of dollars He promised if necessary• Sir Adam look, a horse in th
to name a hundred toot-, and all a tmouth. The suggeslerlytion
when it a a (irtt
aamp:e. Many of thele rout uie., mount. Ada. di n't w . made that
like the York and Cornwall 'Cotton Nor camp, a witht want Mr. Ibe )nue
Cotnpa,v, which turned its vo)trar•t to compete his in the newt•
over one ten per cent. commission to I yrs'
the Flawing Grundy Comps) St. ''tem hones to bay id hu; • Lep and
Company, there Mr. Carvell ended hie remarks.
John. N. B., had no more notion of It serous that some of Mr. Il•zeu'a
making shells than you and 1 have of friends oriented a hey sq'rrze in Nrw
claiming our mansions in the skies at H. unswick with i h' result that Nrw
the present moment They simply Brunswick (*tonere got $13.(1) a too
got the contracts and hawked them for hey in the harp, while goplec
atawi.
iddlem•n, middlemen, fanner. got 617 01) a Inn. Prp►uurably
":•lmiddle- the four dollars spread indicaua the
man, everywhere !" exclaitn.4 Mr.
Carvell with tiring emphasis.
What made it worse was that while
the Shell Committee were telling bona -
fide manufacturers that all the orders
were let they were awarding.normous
contracts to these mushroom combin-
ations hastily formed to enjoy the
eptay from the fountain of Wedging.
He cited the correspondence of Gen
Sir Alexander Bertram with the Dun-
bar Engine and Foundry Company.
of Woodstock, N.B., as • can in poi t.
t.
A. • matter of fact the Shell Com•,
tee wag ..o tender of party Mends t l
the Albion Machine Company, of New
Glasgow, N. 8 , which had twice tried
to slip a lot of had .hells past the in-
spector, was still allowed to go on
nsanuf cturir.g.
Mr. Carvell touched. not as heavily
as be might have done it pat to It, the
cam of Hepburn Burr., who operate •
pl'tning mill at Pieton, Ont. Hepburn
Bros. got a coutract for forging and
marhinin seven hundred thousand dril-
ler' worth of shells, but as • plening
gh rel ore the Government sets on
Nationalist support, To give him
credit, the Miuutrr of Aericul ure
sought to intervene, hu who is Tittle
Martin Burrell to oppose an elpnlen tel
force I:ke.i .he Duuglss Haien? ile
might as well try to sweep !tact the
At'antic 0 •ean. H. F. G.
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH Of A COLD
says Croon Applied Lu Nesgr{b
Opens Air Perigee Right OF
Instant relief -no waiting. Your
ronin d metrils open right op; the air
Paasag,a of emir heal clear and you eine
bflap freely. No mere hawking, /guf-
1 in . ►owing, hp•Ar*. arh., dryer*. No
st ling for breath at eight; year
cold or catarrh dim ppears
.
Get a *mall holt). sf Ety'. Cream
moll Is no plate to make she Is they ltaigs fro. TONT druggist wow.
peddled It nut to a manufacturer In a irk sr this ?mgrs.*.
Moatr.al. Dr. Pugsley had previous- healing erns= is year neetrlla. 18
ires-
11 glanced at this case. atseistb. 0trat.. th Wiryusu b
~~alt
fifteen thousand dollars the guns, ed, *nerrl�tbe logo sr
bat this. as you see, waw a eonstairr. mums* .*nsbeaas sed mows irk-
able understatement. 'Barna Hew
burs, the senior rs,twher of the Hens, li'a jud am. . D,oy p4y
la M, P. for Prince Rddward county, wl s eolg or smog eatarr►,
_J
Dressed Meets
Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
ing to the trade as follows:
Beef, forequarters ...1 6.50 to $10.50
do. hindquarters .. 13.00 14.00
do. carcases, choice 11 00 11.75
do. common 9.00 10.00
\'eats, common, cwt... 7.00 9.00
do. medium 9.00 11.00
dn. prime 12.00 14.00
Heavy hogs .J.60 11.00
Slop Bogs 12.511 13.00
Mutton, heavy 10.00 12 00
do. light 11.00 14.00
Iambs ••• 18.60 19.60
Toronto Fruits and Vegetables
Wholesalers sell to the trade as
follows:
Oranges, navel 13.2510 $4.00
dn. marmalade 3.00 3.25
lemons .. 3.60 4.00
Apple's. box ... ,. 1 .60 2.00
do. bbl. 4.60 6.00
Grapefruit, ease 3.25 4.00
:sweet potatoes, hamper 1.10 1.60
Onlns. 76-Ih. bag 1.60 1 75
do. Spanish, case 6.25 0.00
Cabbage, bbl. 2.25 0 00
Celery. doz. .20 .35
T
Chicago Cattle Market
('able-.-R..nipts 13,000; market
unsettled; beeves, 16 50 to $9.76; cows
and heifers, 12.20 to 18.16; nivel'.
17.60 to 110.60.
Hogs -Receipts. 61,000; market
weak; light, 87.40 to $7.96; mixed.
17 65 to 58.06; heavy, 57.65 to trio,
rough, 17.66 to $7.80; pigs. $6.85 to $7;
hulk of sales, 57.80 to 55.
Sheep -Receipt a, 16,(00; market
weak; native, 17.25 fu 58, lambs,
Latoya. NM to 810.06.
TR *s.ay. Pas*iasv ar INS •
D.MILLAR &SON
SPECIALS
from all over the store 11
11
Comforters
12 only cotton filled Comforters, extra
well filled, size 72 x 72, covered in good
quality silkoline. Regular Q • 95
S 2.50, now .... I
Pillow Slips
Special value in Pillow Slips, made from
good quality cotton, sizes 40, 42, 44. Get
a good supply while they last.Each 156
FURS, FURS, FURS
Our entire stock of Furs all on sale at
sweeping reductions, as we do not intend
to carry one piece over to another season.
Surely at the low prices we are. asking it
1 will not be necessary.
Cashmere Hose 29c
Special value in Cashmere Hose, about
20 dozen only, sizes '84 to 10, seamless,
could not be bought to sell under
40c per pair today. Special per 296
per 7
Women's Vests and
Drawers
Extra quality, womnes' heavy weightVests
and Drawers, the best value we 5C
have ever offered. Per garment 2
Flannelette Sheets
20 pairs only, white and grey Flannelette
Sheets. beautiful, soft, woolly finish,
size 60 x 70. Per pair
only 4)1.50
Flannelette
50 pieces Flannelette in light and dark
colorings, bought many months ago and
just delivered now. Good heavy
quality. 34 inches wide. Yard I UC
"Huron" White Quilts
Our spe:ial "Huron" White Quilt, extra
large size, will give all kinds of wear.
Full double bed size. Won. I
derful value. Each, only. .59
COATS, COATS, COATS
The few Winter Coats for women and
Misses that are now in stock must be
cleared in the next few days, No reason-
able offer will be refused .
Sweater Coats
We have gone over our Sweater Coat ,
stock and all odd lines and many of our
regular stock we have put out for special
sale. Sweater Coat values up it to $4.50 to be cleared at, each I95
White Waists
Clearing sale of odd White Waists, odds
and ends of our regular $1.00 to $1.50
lines, all grouped together to sell
at, while they last; each aA t5 c
Special values in Black Messaline Silk, extra superior quality, rich satin finish, wear
guaranteed, 36 inches ;wide. Our regular $1.50 quality. Special $1.25 per yard.
McCall's
Patterns
Millar's Scotch Store
PHONE 56
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Old Bleach
Linens
This Book helped me
improve my Farm.
It is the most valuable book I own
and it cost me nothing.
1t has sat cd me time, labor and money and
I've got hotter looking, more durable and
more serviceable buildings than i ever
had before.
The Rut coot of concrete farm improvements is also
the last Hort. There's no after expense for paint or
repairs no dander from fire, rot or rust no trouble of
any kind. llesides they lower the insurance rate.
If yon h•v/en't • copy of "What the Fenner e•a d„
r.ilh C..n_rr,•." rend for one today. There's more
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iltewnted Ar d,ynaa AAA pkrwo.,.: A.. .ed dna..• et sib.,
i•ten.r;.t (.rm last•.
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CANADA CCIIENT C011TAI(T LIMITED. Herald18,.,rssweet
r.... CUT OUT AND MAI L
To the Farmer's Wife.
To our go til friend, the farmer's
wife : Dear Madam, -If yeti make
butter, that hi, if you ul•ke gond but-
ler. you would he wisp to put your
name on it. Get a thciusand butter
wrappers print'''. it will cost veru
little more to have them done at the
printing ((lice with your name oo
than you h.vptn pat- for the in.lefln
ite label of "Dairy Butter," requited
by law. If you would hear and see
what goes on in the stores you would
understand. "Iowa you good but-
ter Y the eustompr asks "Yes :
Hret-cla►. Weida you like to taste
it 1" A pound Itjrltre 7, produced.
"Ah! Meer, , make, i nee: nn need
to taste it. We here lord her butter
before." Even if you ant no more
than your neigl'.nr gets (.Ir a poorer
article. it is pi •aaant to know that
your holier 1• .agr.ly soi,ghr for:
tye-and-bye, r tun everybody knows
that Mrs. 7"N name en a pound of
butler is a guarantee of the h•ghrst
quality, you will get more if you don't
get it now. It is the poorest sort of
bu.ines. t., send out your butter
uni 'entitled t./ NASe a foe, ('prosa on
each thousand Molt dc. Of course, if
you don't make g...1 butter. you will
he wisp to do re !he 111N4/4r. Ito le 11
have no extra v,dure 111 ,.(1-., that IS,
"keep dark"- dun', advpnise.
We htve meour l.oic I . Lr rich or
poor, to Its in health ..r sickness. but
we have our choice to be worths- cm
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Nn 1111811 ever marries one woman :
he martin. .tin rxpeul ivp e"tnlnittrp of
her girl 1,irn.i., with his m'thet-in-
low in the chair.
TAK1r8 OPT DANDRIIPP,
HAIR crops PALLING
gave your Halal Get a 25 emit bottle
of Danderin• right now --Also
stops Itching scalp.
Thin• brittle. colorless and sera
giO
hair Is mute evidence of a neglec'twh
scalp: of dandruff -that awful scurf
There in nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff It robs the balr
of Its In$tre, Its strength and Its very
life; evebtually producing a feverish
nese and Itching of the scalp• which
not remedied rause* the hair roots
shrink, loosen and die -then the
Ir falls out fast. A little Dand.Hne
-Ley time -will sorely
7 If
CANADA (BTCOMTAIr, UrsTtD 11...Y aSt4rg,180a71tAL to
' ba
., n (-stet Th• eeaet.TCa:paraMoAA... cr d .4 hoe
oewow
wain 4 ton
)
Itbt-cow
Nsae save your hair.
.---
IlGet• 26 emit bottle of Knowlton',
bandanna from say drug store You
..-.._ gyge..-- surely can have beautiful hair and kite
of It If yon will just try • little Dan
deems . Save your hale: Try RI