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MARRIAGE LICENSES
WALTRR R. LILLY, J.P.,
OODIDUCH, ONT.
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es all home. Dight or day.
NOM6NAWv M e UA Beer.
Ottawa, August loth. - Inspired
rabies from London auneuu, r tbai
certain uewspapria .peak 01 hula„
acclaim fur Mir Mam, as one who has
done luucb for the Empire. The
paper* utenti,.ned are The Mail -out
ord Nortbehfts'e Daily trail, but the
Muuday Mail, a scabbyMile sheet
which t reties on the rhatw of a 'torso
never -and The Loudon Pictorial aid
The Mirror, two paper, that will .."-
clow anything ur suyl,udy that will
make a good photograph.
Mir Saw's acclaiming thus seems to
be lingering on the out.lorta of Jouro-
Miser.:.nd if Mir Max An ken can t uo
better than this in buttonholing the
London lire's for Can►da'a War load
be hod better get bat 1 to his jub of
eye -witnessing in Flandrr., which ru-
tuor says be dues largely by proxy.
Mir ll•s has committed merger suc-
cessfully several tiwrr, hot this latent
project of his -a Praire Merger of the
Loudon press fur Sir Sans -has gone
wrong. He hasn't interested the right
people. Even The Morning Post,
wh,wl war co:respondent Sir Max ad-
mires au muck., that he frequently user
Ism ,work in bis own copy for the Cana-
dian newspapers -even The M, ruing
Port, we /meat, b. -t: k, op when it
comae to acclaiming as a.uhlte ben" -
the mon who saddled Colonel
John Wesley Allison on the British
Empire. The best The Post can .ay is
that it Sir Sam will quit Appointing
political brigadiet-generale tu the
Canadian army all will be forgiven, or
words to that effect.
Ar for the rest of the big London
dallied of *Il shadya ui politic., they
are studiously silent. Sam hen got to
.how thorn. The Birmingham P...t,
which is 1her nw.1 influent1Al l'on.rrv•
'tire newspaper outride of London,
openly denounces hien. Meanwhile.
lbw l:.rnstitutiunal Club, Knott). i• bead
centre of 1'orlarrtrative o;.,ulon iu Eng-
land. wnich was shaping up to give
Sir Sun a banquet tio 'Sal limo hr
Wag over thele, .bow. u44 e1K,w of re-
newing the auniatlr 111(g-110 .411 which
were broken ut1 by a cabled wmmary
of the Kyte charges. It's a .ale gum+
that the Constitutional 1 hitt Ilse not
failed to read the Doff bored,. to repot t
and to draw it, uwp runelu.ion..
Moreover, the Duke of Connaugb:'s
withdrawal from Canada, tinder pies -
mire ul a deidre to unit a i.o.t w uich
carried witb it the r•rspon.il"lity of ar-
ceptiog Sir Yam lie ono of bit to lc:ter.,
has not equaled the Con.titu';on..1 l,1ah
to feel any wartier tow,u11 the mad
whore it timely ...e...•d u.akiug its
guest of honor. •
All of which is to .ay that pntdie ac-
claim for Sir Sam doesn't get dry tar.
it, Lot,dun. 1'hr Heart of Raptor re
(pees to heat one stioke rum e,•r(titter
for Colonel John %Verbs Allison's
chief friend and i .comer Sir Saul
himself i. quick to feel Ilea chill
in the ■tmohpbrre. The calilr
reports all iudieate :hat • be' ha.
ces.ed giving interviews. which is
w, unlike Sir Main that tilt -cot -respond.
rots are plou.ly Nal,herg,.ard, • Thea
don't ki .w w'hvt ,O tltokr of it, I.ut
Sir Yaw due... He oval mei only too
well that lie cannot explain - C*n.p
Bordeu :.nd its .WUtauou. C"
itueucee, MIMI that would or unto of asp
ret queation. the I.Ppurtrt.:voeld ask
him. -Scold..., the Biondi new-j..p.t.
:.re fully :nlunord of
tribute. (tow l,t* l L. 1, . . .1,.., 144,41
Kitchrnet end mlgt,t tw disp'•--.t to
take with tnure :h..n a grafter of sal'
anything that falls hum the hp. et
one who noes not hemi:ate to cal4 the
greatest ,ir..d from their grave+ • to
turn him .. c•nuplin,enL lar shorty,
tbry have aro mole helir( iu lir Sam
than they have in the .ea aerprut.
1t O. nbo lea.,,nalile t., euppo.e that
his colleague* tipped hive cIi that the
'err he said in England the better thej
would like it, because the echoes get
hark to ('at.ada and bedevil things
generally. They possibly told him,
too, Mat the pal ting insult which he
flung al 1 ietree, in hie /speech at the
opening art the 1.id,1.4y aroenai, would
get them int, enough trouble, with
their National,.r allies to brit until he
came back. .\t all event.. Hail peetua
to have adopted • new policy. lie i•
going to keep his mouth .bur -a. long
am he cai. We understand, bowever,
that the Sphinx is in no fear that her
treat preen -me terord ie 10 1'e shattered
by the Minister of Militia for Camas.
In her alI•wi.fi,tu she knows that Sam
has a temper which oversteps tb..e
inetirtiloua cnn,iderattons and that he
is Gable to spill th•' ferns elmnmt any
minute.
Still there .A n44 rea.nn why Sir Sam
should go wit 5.:41t p41.07 Leel olid even
in London. He can get it from his
honorary rnlnnrl•, who, according to
.11 report, are Inner numerous there
than Ford cars Ate ,i Ireton:, There
Are honorary .' l owls in London that
t'amad8 novel ,o.pertrd .Le bad 'thou'
her. Di-t,ngui►hrd eitiz•'n•, Ilse Itor„n
Shauglolrssy and Sir Frederick Toy -
lar, cool.. heck frons London with
.torien , f rant herds of Canadian hot -
oer.ry celonrl, who have never beard
• shot fired in anger. and who are «,•
Isms that they will eat out of aro)'
hand that will Irad them to the Savoy
gri 11.
They are much tamer Ind for emote
numerous than the buffalo at Wain-
wright. Many of Inv maiden, have
seen the buffalo at Wainwright. and
will remember how like honorary
colonels they looked. with tbeir im-
posing fronts, their glittering eye, and
their sweetly (uw..hr disposition.
which proniptn them to fight nothing
more hostile than a hale of bay.
It Air Main • year wog for puhb'• ar
claim over towers him. 411 he has t•.'to
is to drop in at 1b. American h.r :n
the Savoy. Almost any hour of the
day or night, up tri chrein• time. he
will find there a thirsty hattalicn of
honorary colonels, drinking Manhattan
and Martini cocktails a. compounded
on the hanks of the Thames- that i.
to say. with the hair oil lett in. More
honorer) colonel. r•n 1'. found at the
Cheshsre Chomp, r-.nenitine this shade
of Dr Mamuel Johnson, who, when
he was in good foto,. took strong
liquor every fifteen minutes hr.
Johnson, like most of his roast.mpor-
ari.e, oonquesed the Demon Rum in
the .latest . way, by putting it
down a y. And in his ,torr pen-
itent ttaoods be (pled ep on tea, as Ros-
well has reketeJ.
Although thare are many tea rooms
hetware the Bank of England and
Sada Past, Rem will not Md our hon-
orary eoloeelo lefss:tang thecal to any
esteem. Out honorary celestials do not
PERSON
After Taking Only One Box Of
"Frit-e-thes"
East Hem Haseoca, N. S.
"It is with great pleasure that I write
to tell you of the mnederjal benefits 1
have received from taking "Fruit a.
tires". For years, I was a dreadful
sufferer from Coeslifahoi aid Heaad-
acAes, and 1 was miserable in every way.
Nothing in the way of medicines seemed
to help me. Then I finally tried
"Fruit -a -tires" and" the effect was
splendid. After taking one box, I feel
like a new person, to ha' a relief from
those sickening Ileadachea".
M as. 11ARTI1-\ UEWOLFS.
60c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit -
datives Limited, Ottawa.
go abroad to drink tea. No, sir. Tbe!r
obieet is 14. prove+ that Kentucky b
riot the tart word in Colonels, either
1. to numbers or alcoholicprowess.
With thrum the worm diethtnot, an:1
the fire is not quenched, no twitter
how much they pour on it. Sir Yam
is justly rrlrbrate1 a. a dry eanterner,
hit Ube wants to get public acclaim
out of hie honorary colonel* he mutt
needs seek the wet spots of London.
The Cecil, the Mavoy, tlir Carlton, the
Piccadilly, the Ritz, Eraaestis, the
Trite, he will find hit honorary
colonels there, and if be takes my tip
he will near his round. about ea.ven
o'clock at n•gbt. 'foe 1).151.4• acclaim
is at its h.ot then. The honorary
colonels are keyed up to it
Public, acela'w being the thing Sri
Nato seek, 1n his hidnw-, public at
c!auv th-tt M.jor J.r11n Ili -toot, hi,
peers agent, can wire over to 1'.nade,
rosy 1 .uggr.t that he draw his hon-
orary oolonel. out .,f their pleasant,
lint more. r less private retreat and
p ,ht them at .trstegic points where
the Hri'i•h public can ser them. A
•hunsand honorary colonel.. striking t:•
ally posited where 1!imp could receive
'Mir saluteo when he walks or met or.
.•r tides abroad, would have a great
effect on the Lon 1nq newspaper•.
No historie "pot b•tweru the Mono -
went on the East And the Merble Arch
rot the tV,.t should leek its honor try
colonels. In fact, there rbuul•1 be at
least a dozen honorary colonel+ pet -
w•.nently stationed aro the t ip, of the
Monument and twice 84 taany draped
about the Marble Arch to distribute
copirro(' the Hutton earre-p oodrnr'e
•44 the todrt.t, And thele let' the world
know what a;iteat nil.n 'lir Stns is,
Other . h ,1111.+r7 colonels might he
stationed at. the Duke of Yin It's monu-
ment. the (l'ierri Victoria Fountain,
Llyd•l'li.r'. S:atue. the Nr!wn col-
umn in T.,.faldar,•ekioar., the Horse
Guard...:4 other above pacer--.tsr-
.cat'er the n`` as it were, through 1.on•
dontuwn, «.'*het Sam e.n't colo Mr
public ace!a nit no wetter where he
K'.•«,
(l.ieeu I: . fi .. t', :'a' ie on West-
ncn.ret 11, Jy.r 14. .. '. 11r1 trio l,u•k•
grouti•1 i .t .e- t: -.toots of h u wary
;tmeln, al.•. the }1e+ use of Cumlllu11e
Tel -rave, and tS'eetihiii•ter Abbey. Of
course the honorary caluriels can't be
exprvted•t» !ewe all duty long. When,, p
they ate Or/ busy salutiu.l Sir Man'
they should be kept employed cireol.-
ting 4•%tnp4igti literature for the llaj-re+
lirnetal. A nrnt 11111. pamphlet ex-
plaining how Lard Kitchener and
u�r QUOTATIONS� �
At'C1'ST
Toronto Cattle Market
Steen. rholre weighty $i..0 to 11.71
do. medium weighty 5.0e $._0
Butchere'..hoico bandy. 5.04/ 5.35
do. god 7.66 1.04
do. medium 7.26 7.{61
do. common {.25 7.«
Butcher.' rows, choice 7.00 7 26
do. good
6.60 7.«
do. medium 3.50 6.50
Botching' bulb. choice 7.00 7.26
do. medium to good. 6 25 6.75
do. bologna 1.00 6 50
Feeders. 900 to 1,000 lbs T.00 7. 0
do. bulls6.00 6. 0
10
Stockers, 500 to 0 lha. 1.50 7.25
do. med.. 150 'to 700 6.00 6.50
do. common, light6.50 6.00
Cutter* 4.50 6.60
Canners 4.60
4.60
Milkers, good to choice .701.00 90.00
do. common to 0.e4' 30.00 70.00
Springers
55.00 00.00
Calves, veal, good 15.00 12.00
do. medium 500 10 00
do. common 5 00 7.60
do. gess •6.25 6.26
Lambs, cwt. 9.00 11.00
Sheep, ewes, light 7.00 8.76
do. Geary and becks 5.60 6 60
do. culls 4.00 6.50
Hugs, weighed off cars 12.50 0.00
do. fed and watered.12.26 0.00
do. fru b. country 65 1:.75
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat-Tra. k. bay ports.
No. 1 northern, $1.461., No 2 north-
ern. $1.44l, ; No. 3 nor'! ern. $1.39%.
Manitoba oats -Track, hey ports.
No. 2 r' W., 53%yc; No 3 .' W., 525ic;
extra No. 1 feed, 62%.. No. 1 feed.
52c; No. 2 feed, 52c.
American corn -No yellow, 94c.
track, Toronto.
Ontario wheat -No. 1 commercial
per car lot. according to freight, out-
side. 11.05 to 51.07; No _ commercial,
51.02 to 51.04; No. 3 cowm'erctal, 96c
to 98c; feed wheat. 91. to 92c.
Ontario oat -No. 3 white. according
to freights outside, 48c to 49c.
Peas -No. 2, per carlot, 11.75 to
11.85, according to sst::pte, 11.2:. to
61.60.
Barley -Malting, outside, 66c to
68c; No. 2 feed, 62c to 64e.
Buckwheat -70c to 71c.
Rye -No. 1 commercial. 96c to 97c:
Manitoba flour -First patent:. In
Jute bags, 57.30; seconds, $6.50; strong
bakers', (6.60. Toronto.
Ontario flour -Winter, track. Toron-
to. prompt shipment, arcordtng to
sample. 14.70 to 54.80 in Jute bags;
bulk, seaboard. 64 90 to 55.
Mtllfeed-Car lots, per ton, deliver-
ed, Montreal: Shorts. $25 'o $226; bran,
622 to $i:; good feed ?"jr. per bag.
51.75; n.tddlings, 526 to 5_7.
Butter and Cheese Markets
Kingston -35 boxes white and 1.091
boxes colored, offered; 140 boxer sold
at ldtec; balance unsold.
Brockville -Offerings, 3,381 colored
and 1,801 white; sales. 2,020' colored
and 1.306 white at 1tear77
Alexandria -1,01S• white cheese
bearded and "old at 17 116c.
cornua:' 'offerings. 2,::14 hexes cf
.:or•d at .t 47 bore* of t.t,itt. The
144rrd c, .d' ..t 17 be 'and 1'.'• white at
.
Iroquo r --5t.,: C.. etc were hoarded;
845 rolnrt'd and :.t,'t.hke. No sales
on board. be- all 'u'.1 do curb at 1714c
Pi 71 t,- a t' tor, • white ami 500
' ntorod e:.4 . 'r w. re -„Id at 17 5.16c.
l'i
Incton-1, fact r', - boarded 1,506
.11,iorored. A11 Li at 17tac.
Mont Joli. Que. - t" ertnga were 2110
ord Roberti. ..ante to admit that Sam 110ew. All sold "-Mc:*
'
waa the g.r..tr.t driving force in his-
tory, h r S -Uri. 4111,11' .i.'wr, w•,ulu f r
Reed nu -ins•.. The way to- get pub -
he ac' I.in► iA to go out -•n,1 cert..
I1. F. ti/lsruv.
Taotunatr, Aoec.r 10 II/1
D I LLAI2 v SON
AUGUST CLEARANCE it
Children's
and Misses' Dresses
I only misses' white Norfolk Pique Suit, ;ize 14 yrs. Regular $5.00, now -
3 only misses' white Pique Dresses, trimmed brown linen. Regular $3.50, now
12 only misses' colored Linen Dresses, sizes 14 to 18 years., to clear at less
Children's Dresses all to clear at less - -
$3.75
$2.25
25%
25%
Just a few colored Parasols left, all must be cleared out this month. Your choice
95c and $ I.45
Children's Hats and Bonnets at Half-price
Special women's black Silk Skirts, rich quality Duchess silk. newest styles, each $5.00
Women's Silk Sweater Coats in Copenhagen, melon and white, very dressy.
Special. each -
SHETL4ND FLOSS
Shetland Floss for fancy knitting, in pink, mauve, sky, white
purple. Special. per skein - -
at
KNITTING W OOLS
$5.00
, black, cardinal and
- *,1 8c
Scotch Fingering Knitting Yarn for soldiers' socks, in khaki and dark grey, 4 ply.
Special, per 16.
Baldwin's Bee Hive Scotch Fingering, black, white and colors. Every indication points
to their being very hard to get.
$t.60
Old Bleach Linens -Monarch Silk Knitted Coats Perrin's Gloves
McCall Patterns and Publications - the new Fall Designs now in.
New Fall Goods arriving almost daily.
PHONE 56 J'Vlillar's Scotch Store PHONE 56
ertielableatetailbilete
The. Quality
Bakery
Everything baked :n On up-
to-date Sanitary Valet
Shop. 1
Everything i, pure. swtet,
clean, moist arta nntTi-
11011.. really wit U: some
Il0.';.tttng 4 tla` %tooh
"TILE I''FST. • tr .
The purity and healthful
total:tie c.f everything
we' ll deiertrs a trial.
DAVID BURNS
The Baker King/tun Street
Napanre-t'hee Ilotrde4: 696
... t •. 'l ' , Ill eohl 17r* Wk/q/q/q/yM/r
I. Ilea, N 1 - '1t.. - ..e 01 ('IIP.•,..' was
a&awl d aac at t ' ' s session of the
: hdry l;o. r : 2 Trade•. :Al -s,
4!N,0 bolus at 170.
N. ally ,everything that Cassell
mak-r. mine. ., grows is exhibited
emelt year at the Canadian National Toronto w!.01 -!Sale- priced to the
Ext) l ilius• -trade:
Wholesa:e Predose
'An expenditure tef over filkhUrs1 la EFF, -
Special candled Oar.'sl -5 14 to f .35
Candled..gx•tarton. ,. ._v .29
Bunt --
requited to alage aro' prepare the Can•
adman National Exhibition each year,
much of which goes for special aurae.
lion..
NEW STRENGTH
FOR LAME BACK.
[suer True al Loy -1.5.4 •for P►weriptWa,
Lear Mr. Editor -I suffered lora
lame back end a constant tired.
worn-out feeling. At times I was
nnable to stand erect and scarcely
able to get around. 1t would usually)
come on at first with crick in small
of my back. I took one box of Dr.
Pierce's Anuric Tablets and my hack
commented to get better soon after
starting to take 1i'em. I did not
have to walk doubled over as I did
before using the "Anuric." It is the
best remedy i have ever taken for
what it u intended to relieve.
1 hope tbose who are in need of
such a remedy wiU give the "Attar*
Tablets' a trial.
(Signed) A. G. Dash.
NOT.: ('p to this time, - A none •
has not been on sale to the plrblic, but
by the persuasion of many patienta and
the increased den,and for tins wonder-
ful healing tablet, Doctor Pierce has
finally decided to put it into, the drug
stores of this romntry within immedi-
ate reach of all sufferers.
Simply ask for Doctor Pierre's Annrio
Tablets. Then can be no imitation.
Every package of "Anuric• is sire to
he Doctor Pierces. Yon will find the
dgnatnre on the package joot as you
do nn Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion, the ever-famons friend to ailing
wntien, and Dr. Pierce's (iolden Med-
ical Discovery, proven by years to be
the greatest general tonic. tend 10
cents to Dr. V. M. Pierre, Bnf!alo, N. Y.,
for large trial parka/P.
At any rate don't give np hop. of
being cored of your malady until jos'
a few dares of Anuric• hare proven
that it will make you feel like a
different persnn.
F.nrron - Please insert this let in
some oosepi000es place is your paper.
Creamery prints. fr.••'t.. .31 .33
Creamery. solid. .. .. .3 0 .31
Choice dairy' prin'- .. .26 .27
Ordinary dairy pr n'... .24 .25
Bakers' 23 .24
cheese -New, In roe. ISc; twin..
lt•sr; 'trfpl.ts. 18%_ . old. June and
September. large. _- ; twins, 22%c;
triplets. 225ec.
Poultry I.tre Dressed
Spring broilers 25e. 30c 28c 30c
Old fowl, lb..,, 16i 1Sc 21- 23c
Ducklings 14c 16c 20.' 22c
Potatoes-Delawar. s. 12.00: west-
erns, 11.65, Out of store; Is carioca,
15c less.
Honey -Comp 1., 'ley, No. 1. per
dozen. 82 50 to 13; No. 2, per does!,
52 to 52.40.
East Sulfa'o Cattle
Cattle -Receipt,.. .00, heavy, slow,
others active; prim•• shipping, $5 to
110; butchers, 57 to 59; heifers, $6 to
56.26; tows, 84 to 17.26; bulls, 55 to
97.60; etie.kers an feeders, 16 to
17 25; stork heifer, 15 60 to 16, cows
and springers. 160 t. 1115.
V.al.-R.celpts, t._00; active; 54.50
to $12
Hogs-R.eetpts, 1 '00; active; heavy
and mixed, 910 35 • 110.40; yorkera,
810 to 110 40, plc 110 to 110 65,
roughs, $9 to 19 1 . stags. 16 50 to
17 60
Sheep and lambs -Receipts, 3,000;
steady. lamb.. 57 t,• 111.25; yearlings,
56 Fo to 59 25, w. • ,-rs, 18 to $8.25'
ewes, 54 to 57'3 rep, mixed, 87.7$
to 5s
Chlcaeo Love hock
Cattle - Receipts 14.000; market
firm; native t,rv'r cattle. 56.76 to
110.40. stockers rod feeders, 15 to
f7 s6; r'owa and 4 raters. $3.60 to
19.15, calve.. 6*.7:• '„ 112.26.
Hogs --Receipt a. 2511110; market
firm; light, 19 53 ' A 848 10* mixed,
1916 to 110.16; ben, y. 11 to 8101214;
rough. 19 to 80.15. pigs, 87 90 te
f9 60; bulk of sales 69.26 to 89 56.
Sheep - Receipts. 18.000; market
steady, withers, 54 76 to 65.36; Inman.
...Iva e7 W to email.
ADVERT iS:\1; "I`.% 1'.44
An Absentmintled Pair. MEN! WHY SUFFER ?
The worthy couple rat side by aisle
on the 111"4(1 dootelrty 1ooking, di.
wottrd, *8 mime tilde as - wo lost grew.
ins hard barlaouu. We asked why
they were su sad. reports The -Kansas
City Star, in,virw a( the. tact that the.
toil *lima. 1, ightty- and the bird*
swayed on the adjacent i.».ugh+.
-Alas!" they an -erred. "We have
hero leaking aardrn: Both- of '/a are
onru'h»t ab rot-rniud.4, soft stior
thinking it over We ha- that S,.tou.-4 g
ha+ pla'llcd the liver pills and Horace
lids Mans the' rwret pew-. ielow.v.,,
we are ro- *Mnhirlyaifrealma? It 101(1
i' -.is th•• Imre/teary )5,1
Yoa aboold al keep a
bottle d e 40
Stomach and IJv.r .
on the shalt. folk
ao often •sedca
atarde aa{ t� M
Wteed appreciate
seelleae •awaaaTr mono tetra
mins to bed. All 16r, r send to
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.e t see r.ed w free Motor. .11 0 T.rvtm.«t that
.a mels t: ventua.lY wow af: other '» nasi leve
1«.tio.
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,rwy m r.,,.• 1. To.- On re... In 81000 NAM
441.41811.SP 1.II4) Ea►.n.'lrAI 114 .4e,h,.t -,r-
m, r I.,..It unneallni. r hu Mtn morotrated n
rim ,.-or eve le.1.r In• var. Ito ternits you r.
1- +O(M.M ,1'Rr "W Pr•M.\E\T 1.r,v
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tM t .anent of the eek, nii..1 •he'w... sea 1 t » r
a•mup/r., .tar.»..n Amvrw.. Lorry pat,- t ealifeeit . .1
twelve a tn.*mwhI,nwal r.m,n
aar,. a..oFro
hi.' F
Oak.. , von: nit from all 1os't,*4 and t,lran't...t
.4.p.4.. Imoow r.l./oea m a.lrab all hummer.
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er pan..elmd te.amo..n,,. 4.1
l
inner. runaer:,4 and loaded t.rtvr wt)al.-corer
DR. WARD,
t.a WAwn•, 'welsh, or
Mei at.,a MEN, He treeu
normai.. For the cwt :A
1..1.110 r wn Ile+ Mat part
of r.• ! t.• I. t::e .t,. y of Mt Yt
sae v., lie
n s.d mw••.C.i, of weak.
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ia %w"w Man-
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maim seer.. lin.. Onrtn.M. r.
wl„•rrMea... Handymen( Yen 1
.rn1. her rw,ree.
n.1.
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/rood. ia rrto to an.,
Pa4».h . hare nit IMT .r.
The treater, Ili. r revelry.'imy'
whoa yule 11 reee.e.. r.h as
a.ar'ned i araW by
Oa art ared'nosi l a+ne
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BUFFALO'S, LEAPING SPECIALIST
71 Nissen. Square, Ory. M. Motley Mot.mv.t ,
01 11ALO.
(MHowe - 41.1., W.e.y, Sae.„ .,-. to ,
Imola, Jd,Thursday .o.1 ('rt ay -•tori 81.44.)•-:0 W 1-
T•wentv.two y -ars eaperienre means that into
Dunlop T•artiion Tread. a .d onto 1)unkp Specul, we
put ■11 the knowledge whit it has been accumu-
lated though those years of successfully serving
Ian.v.una beraute we thoroughly understand
Canadun condition.,
It means that years aro we (acrd and mastered
the ieruee with w`eh other tire.makers are co•n
fronted to-d■y.
True. • few tiro vvte ore..innally swing their
•Ilegi.rire from Dunlop 5. etr•re other make, but it
is almost • certainty rho.e earn• toe users will come
back to "Dunlop Tow. 'n (read" or "Dunlop
Special"
In the end, it is the nit. maintaining the hest
quality average that wins out; and we surely know
more about quality •veragrs se Canada than any
other maker, seeing our es;-rience is as great as that
of all other tire makers in dos country combined
S1101
_
"lee a
`,�•''�� Long Look
-c‘ Beck to, 11194, But
i've Been Making
Truly -Canadian
Dunlop Tres all
That Time."