The Signal, 1916-8-24, Page 3;iHE SIGNAL : GODEItICH, ONTARIO
BRONCHO BUSTERS OF 16rst 1
T" E MISERABLE FROM
0�161��L I Tale "f Two Hurts Officers at Cassp
��� Beedea and "Billy,' the Mascot.
Frow Camp Barden this shit) STOMACU TROUBLE
ONLYof the exploit.. of two ..Merl. of the
Uilet IHuruol Battaltuu, and Hilly,"
`E NUINE the equine mascot of the unit :
BEWARE
OF
IMITA-
TIONS
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS OF
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BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
hOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
all ••TBE SWAM.. outmoded r ` oa leaving
GM A. B. TAYLOR. Savo.
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Knox Chards. Benin*
11.1.1... 3 t ee la.. 21011 p. m. Telepann.
IrrGBL. HP.ILEMANN, OSTEO
P• TH. medalist is wwwsa'. and cbll
Beasts I.e..aease, acute. ,acuate and nerves. dna
sd.,. ere. ear. rare rod threat. partial drat
e.t�aa,, excise. sootids ad rheumatic ion.. Ade
e� reaevet without the knife. Uttlw at
corner Nel.on and +t. Aodtew'.
At home nine anode,.. Thoidey.
• any evening bis appeteuneat.
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LU T1t:IL attorney. solicitor. etc.. pede
Money :u lend at bwe.t rete.
1 MEAGER, BA1tRIsTKR, soL-
• . issue, Nota.y Public a 4 Cssveyanoet.
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5 J. Mon -kW. t)(,Wiag Stars. Ctfallea. .4.
& s s Ueeoeri Kimmins stews, Oeeerbb, or
J. R. Mad'. uruer.i I ..tore. Bayfield.
PRIVATE FIINDtS TO
loan. Apey to B. 0. CAM-
, Barrister Hamilton meet, Ooderleb.
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• INSURANCE AGENT.
rte awn Lw.Tal/SO : Seldane Canadian and
American.
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OODER1CH. ONT.
/Wella OV MA/U AOI WCENSIM.
Patents, Tracie Narks,
Designs
becurvd in A11 Countries.
W/Ma for tree book "PATENT. PROTtc
TiUN. Tells all starlit and how to set, pat
Lata HADDOCK t SONS. Mahb,bed len
ice merly Patent t Mee 'seamier. Heater se
Patent taw.. Roal.tsred Patent Atterseys
ass, ! $(. Jame. Strews, Mostraal. Brw itiam
esq*ia sad Waahington. K.pe..e.WJves to
ea sneers a wntrie•
assameseaMMemeaMMWasaMMWMMIMIle
Brophe) Bros.
GODgpiOH
lee Leadlag
Fu.erai Directors
and Embalmers
Orders earetally attended to
at all brstals, night ter day.
Fur several days tamp Borden has
missed "Billy." He hiss not hewn
seen trotting up and down Borden's
o utfaced etre t, or picauig m. way
out over the plain.. Per wary weeks
"Billy" had been • (rutiliar theme be-
cansr sit hie di.tiuct rppeatauce and
original mannerism.. He was a favor-
ite among wavy rid the pride of at
least two omcerr, with the result that
many inquirlr. have been received at
the ltilst IHuruir Battalion head-
quarters regarding the state of bealib
•t "Billy.. Ili. friends are advised
that "Billy" has twc • casualty
along with •lout sixty others of hie
kind.
"Hilly" i+ really a bnr•e with a Int
of borer -sense. Hr was (11Irrly a
member of • cii•eue, but after the out-
break of hostilities he decided that his
place was in the Canadian expedi-
tionary force He tried hard W enlist
for overseas service, but it war found
that he was a hand or two shy in
height. He is shy in no other way,
however. havens. be is a hardy mus-
tang, with nteny cute and cunning
ways. Heiug araduate from a Cir-
cus, b. knows a bagful of tricks. He
is • high -stepper when he wants to be,
while •ne walks on two legs when he
receives the cue. He has • quirk
getaway. In common English this
means that he starts fart from a
standing position. He it a willing
worker and proud tweau.,• he receives
con.iderai•Ik notice wherever he gore.
He also co-ordinates with his • present
master in such (rats a. picking up
handkerchiefs from the ground while
travelling at high speed. and cbang•
ing his direction by a mere signal of
the band.
Until the time that he eoti?racted
his smuttier complain!, "filly- was
ridden chiefly by two om rr.tf the
101.1 Battalion. statutes-, Lieut. W. P.
Grieve. of Sea(orth, and Cep!. %V. H.
Allen, 'mattes master of the battalion.
Both have lived in Sot.thern Alberta,
where horsemanship is considered an
essential feature, and where ride:• vie
with each °thee in bone matters
Hoch are expert horsemen. •nd their
ability has become an established fact
at Camp' Borden. 1Vbrnever the
Veterinary Horpstal Corps obutiios
possession of anincorrigible animal.
it invariably hePperta that either
Capt. Allen or Lieut. Grieve is naked
to step around to the hospital at c,nl-
venience. The om •et iii.ntgrs to
bandir the bersc literally without
gloves The two officers are now
fasted broncho -•meters around camp.
although Lieut. Grieve was a ecbc.d
teacher in Toronto at one time in Lis
life.
"Billy" is a yellow mnrtang which
was br•uughl from r circutat 1/et roe
more than one year ago. A fine West-
ern cowboy twiddle alto goes with the
horse , Both Capt. Allen and Lieut.
Grate also have an unutietnkaWe
Western air. stout tbew. The way
they Mick to the eaddlr at:U lit thrtu
•11 (reties. hor.r.uen-living ex•utples
of the pbotuplay.
Oen rad Ir•tut•r ale It "Billy' it
that he 11111.1 .11(11 part cemptily with
the Inlet BettaliuII. He is a nitre
short of for wilitesv standard. and
will have to he left behind when the
unit proceeds in an ..surly dl e. tir.n.
In fact, "Hilly'' ie already looking for
• kind waster. Although full of
spirit, "Billy" Ise very trme•tahle horse,
end it is nut likely that he will I...k
long for a new o. ner.-Lohduu Ad-
•et'llae l'. .
Baby's Great Danger Dur-
ing Hot Weather.
More little one. die during the hot
weather than at any other time (lur-
ing the year. Diarrhoea. dysentery,
cholera intent situ and .1 otuac b t rou hies
canal without warning, and when a
medicine is not at hand to give prompt-
ly the .hoit delay too ftegnently
means that thecbild has passed beyond
aid. Baby's Own Tablets should always
be kept in hosted where there are
young children. An occasional dove
of the Tablets will prevent stomach
and bowel trouble.., and if the trouble
comes suddenly the prompt use of the
Tablets will cure the tkchv. The Tab -
leu are sold by medicine c)ralere or by
mail at. 2i rents a hex from The Dr.
K'illiami Medicine Co.. Brockville,
Ont.
A Question that Failed.
A railwt.y lawyer who has had much
to do with buutan nature says :
"Never cross-gne•tinn an irishman
Irons the old sod." And he gave an
illustration from his own rxpetience :
"A section hand bed been killed lay
an express ,rain and his widow sirs.
suing for damages. The main wi -
nese swore positively that the loco-
motive whistle had not Pounded until
after the whole train had passel ever
his departed friend.
'Mee here. Me(.innis.' paid 1, 'you
admit that the whistle blew 7
" 'Yip, *or, it blew, sor.'
" 'Now, it that whistle 'minded in
time M give Michael warning, the
fact would hes in favor of the com-
pany. wouldn't it T
'Y is,'cr. and Mike would AP testi-
fying hen this day. The jury gig-
gled." -Oahe and Comment -
FALL FAIRS. 1916.
Toronto Rog. :Fl --slept. 11
I Sept. A-10
Wslkerton tispt. 12, 1:1
Palmerston *epee 14, 15
Exeter ......
Atwood
London
.,........Dept. IS, 11+
Hept. 19, 220Zurich......... .Dept. 24i, 21
Meaforth Slept. 21. Y2
R hseard i oe I . Mep t. 21. 22
Ripley ....Sept.") r7
MItelsell
GUDBRIOH Seep . 27-20
Mapes sept. 111, 20
st'O
MIlvos Sept 2R, 2I4
i.ttekeew Sept. 29. 29
kirktoa ..sept. 2S, 29
Blyth Oet K
flewsseb
Oe. 6.
Dungarees Oct. i'. 6
tOrd wiel ... ....................pet 7
Felt Wretched Until He Started
To Take "Fruit -a -tires"
594 t'usrn.AIS Sr., Moirrau4
"Fur too years, I was a miserable
sufferer from Rheamiafisrs aa[Slorascb
7:orbit. I tiad frequent Dizzy Spells,
and when 1 took fuo.l, felt wretched
and sleepy. 1 suffered from Rheu-
matism dreadfully, with pains in my
back and joints,and my hands swollen.
A friend advised "Fruit -a -Lives" and
from the outset, they did me goo.!.
rifler Ike irsl box, !Jell ! was:MUime
well and I can truthfully say that
"Fruit a-tives" is the only medicine
that helped me". 1,01.1S LABI:IE.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-
s -tires Limited, Ottawa. -
A New Stunt.
"You remember that you sold me •
horse last week Y said the cabman
angrily to the hone dealer.
-Yes. What about him 2'
"He fell dead yesterday."
"Well, 1 never :" said the dealer. "1
told you be had some funny litt'e
way., bat ups n my word 1 never knew
trim to do that before."
A Modern Solomon.
Two brothers inherited a farm and
quarrelled violent ly ae to iia division.
Now there lived in their village • cer-
tain abrewn and wl.e old elan, noted
for the soundnrvu of hi- tt Ivies, flim
the brothers determined to appoint
arbitrator Winvievrr he .aid they
would abide IT 'they Is id the urattsr
Isere. hint. Fot • lung whit.- he
rh nicht, then delivered iudgmrnt.
"Yost,- said he. point ing to the elder,
•hell divide the ratan as you think
f•.ir And you." he c„ntin'ued, point-
ing to the younger, ..-hall beer the
Mast choice."
Problem for Newspaper Publishers.
lt. es a manic of De rear, the bnst-
nr.s of puili.hing new•papet' comes
to assume a nrore hii%ine.s 1.Le char-
a.ter, they will 1.-onb'gein 1n co int.
Why .hould the person who pnrcbaset
a nrw.paper get it for a ptire gener-
ally Iwiow its cost of tinnitirtion? Yet,
that iso the res. in fwactte:.lfc every
instvurr, the difference heir g charged
to the advertiser. Should there not
he .. levrl!irg tip as bat warn the tio
sort. of r.l-t Ain. r- ? 11 i•• th•• adter-
tiaer t.•tte, •.tient.-d to pay tan long tae
be get• hi. aloe. irtrriient int,, the
hands of the petiole ? At .11 event..
urw•paleer
pooh -iters are up again+t a
tr•.1 pr•hlra.. Fothrr inoir rear..sir
must 1..• found or c,.ts of production
cur' 1I•3•41.
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Th Western Fait..
t
• Westc a
111... 1t Plr k. 1.,11.1.•11, Ile.'„ it a
tris h,.c p14•.'rt11..•'1,Y•. %I.. *neer.
.1C entagrd prepannit the i. •tidings
for the tug exhih''ion, which take+
place S-pteruhrt i.:h t.. lath.
1n:ui:IKrun•nt of the rxhito.tion have
been eon.i,lerahly hsndirapped with
thewotk. but it i• honed that after this
week nothing will tee allowed to inter-
fere with the menorah.
Their will be .•vrtsl new restores
this veer The Dominion Gnve,ntnent
i+ put'ing on a demonstration n, the•
new Pro teas H.lildi-,g rat the care of
eggs, with it view to iterea.ing inter-
est strong the (settler. in Ib' ••.ra and
pro.?action of egg-. '1here will also ice'
un exhibit of w 4.1 put. on 1.y the
(Sorel uurrit .s ah the same o:tjrct in
vie J•
There has been is good demand for
spec••, and judging 'tom p1e•rut indi-
s.ations every meal ble P'pee will he
filled. 1f any spier is required for an
ex h: hit or rnncr.ei 'n application should
be made tae the secretary at once. If
pnt-iee are to he rued. 11 .hould be at-
tended to •t once, and not left until
the last dee. All information et the
general officer, Dunne ion Swinge
Building, London.
TEUYDAY, .AtntO*T 64 1916 at
MARKET QUOTATIONS 1I�
Al'GI'ST >Mo l
Toronto Cattle Market
Steers, choice weighty.. t' .40 to 31.73
do. medium weighty. 7.60 8 00
Butchers', choir. handy. 7.60 9.00
do. good 00 7.30
do. medium •' 60 6 95
do. common 5.40 6.25
Butchers' cows, choicet; 60 7.00
do. good 5 60 6.00
da medium 5 00 6.50
Butchers' bulls, cholas.. 7 00 7.40
do. medium to good. 6 25 6.75
do. bologna 4 50 6.00
P'eedena, 900 to 1,000 lbs. n 75 7.20
do. bulls 5 00 6.00
Stockers, 600 to 900 lbs. 6.00 6.75
do. med. 650 to 700 5.75 6.25
do. common. light5.66 6.00
Cutter 460 6.60
C • 3.76 4.60
Milkers. good to cholcs70'00 90.00
do. common to medLn.00 70.00
Springers L:..00 90.00
Calves, veal. choke11.00 12.00
do. medium +.00 10.00
do. common c.00 7.50
do. grass 5.50 6.60
Lambs, cwt. 9.00 11.00
Sheep, ewes, right 7.50 13.60
do. heavy and bucks 5.00 6.00
do. culls 3.50 5.00
Hoge, weighed off ca»12.75 0.00
do. fed and watered 12 50 0.00
do. f.o.b. 11.75. 0.00
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Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Track. bay ports.
No. 1 northern .$L6814; No. 2 north-
ern, $1.6642; No. 3 northern, $1.634*.
Manitoba oats -Track, hay ports,
No. 2 1.'.N'., bac; No. 3 t'.W., 57c;
extra No. 1 feed, 57c; No 1 teed, 56c.
American corn -No. 1 yellow, 97119..
track. Toronto.
Ontario wheat -New aheat, No. 2,
11.25; No. 1 commercial, per carlot,
tccording to freight outside, 11.20 to
31.22; No. 2 commerctal. 11.16 to
LLD.; No. 3 commercial, $1.12 to
11.14; feed wheat, 98c to $1.
Ontario oats -No. 3 whiter. according
to freights, outside, 51c to 52c.
Peas -No. 2, per carlot, 31.85 to
11.95.
Rye -No. 1, new, 31.02 iso 31.05. '
Manitoba flour-Flrst crates• , in
Jute bags, 38.10; second patents, i.
Jute tags. 17.60; strong bakers' in
jute bags. 5..40, Toronto
Ontario flour -Winter, track,'tcren-
to, prompt shipment, according to
)sample,
$5.50 to $5.60, in lute. bags;
bulk. seaboard, 35.40 to 85 50.
Mlllfeed-Car iota; 'per ton, deliver
SINUS IF A NEY REMEDY FOM
IAcucuE, KIDNEY:, AIEUTAB it.
1
T_ Mr. Editor -I suffered for yeas.
with backache. Last March I tried
"Anuric" and have used this new kid- l
ney medicine recently discovered by
Dr. Pierce, and it was wonderful the
way it eased the pain and gave me
relief in such a short time. I have
tried several medicines, but "Anuric•
is the only one that gave satisfaction.
I feel it my duty to recommend
"Anuric Tablets" to any one wbo suffer,
as I did.
( Signed) Mag. MamoaaiT E. 81nn4L
Nora: Folks in town and adjoining
counties are delighted with the results
they have obtained by using" d NURIC.-
the newest discovery of Dr. Pierce, wbo
is head of the INVALIDS' HOTEL and
SrIntcaL INSrrTCTE, in Buffalo, N. Y.
Those who started the daywith a back-
ache, Miff legs. arms anmuscles, and
an aching head ( worn out before the
day began because they were in and oat
of bed ball a dozen Limes at night) are
sppr.clsting the perfect rest, comfort
and new strength they obtained from
Dr. Pierce's Annrie Tablets. To prove
that this is a certain uric acid solvent
and congqsen headache, kidney and
blajd.r diseases and rheumatism, if
you M nem used the " A nano • cut
this out and send ten Dents to Doctor
Piers for a Tarp sample package. This
will prove to yon that • Anorio • is
thirty-seven times mon active than
' this in eliminating uric acid -and the
most perfect kidney and bladder eor-
rctor. if yea are • sufferer, go to your
best druggist and ask for a 50 -cent box
of "Anon..• Yon run no risk for Dr.
Pierce'• good name stands behind this
wesderfol mew dimovery as it has for
the past half century for his "Goldaa
Medical Diseoe ry," a general lassie
made from roots with pen 1
white makes the blood para, • fa•
verbs Prsserlptiom • for weak venal
g all °llama Ps1IsY• far loge 115.
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D•MILLARuSON
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Announcing the New Coats II
WE HAVE just received a large consignment of Ladies , Misses and
Children s Coats in the season's latest styles. This season more
than ever an early inspection is cordially invited, as owing to
market conditions there will be a great scarcity of all materials.
We carry the largest stock of Popular Priced Coats in Town.
New Fall Dress Goods
Foresight in early buying this season has resulted greatly to our advantage and we are
able to show Serges,Gabradines,Tweeds, Velours, Broadcloths, etc.,at prices much Tess
than those prevailing at present.
New Silk Sweaters New ;Silk Sweaters
TheNew Silk Sweaters are just charming. They come in all the newest dainty colorings
including Melon, Rose, Champagne, Gold, Green, Copen- $5.00 to $12.50
hagen J J
The New Wool Sweater Coats are more serviceable than the Silk Sweater. We have
them in all colors, sizes and styles. from $2.00 up
Turnbull's Cee Tee Sweaters :: Monarch Sweaters :: Penman's Sweaters
McCall's Patterns McCall's Patterns
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PHONE S6
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Millar's Scotch Store PHONE 56
wersiramememensaminstosi°019
PA,Montreal: Shorts. $27. bran. $25; - - - - - - T
good feed :lour, per hag..; 11.80 to
81.85; middlings, $213.
Hay -Baled. No. 1 tea. k. Toronto,
new, $10 to $12; car lot., No, 2, $9 •
to 39.50; straw, 36 to $7.•
Butter and Cheese Market*
Alexandria -817 cheeese bearded; all
sold at 18'4c for white and 19c fur
colored.
Cornwall -2,290 boxes of colored
cheese; all sold at 1S%..
Pecten- 18 factt,ries boarded 1,520.
all colored. .ill sold at 191.s
Iroquois -7o.; 'MAWS i -1.,r, 1 an.!
white w. -r• . 11, red: 515 h..ses
on board ;.t 1'I21.•: balance sol. .
.•lire• at wane price-.
Naparee-67Q boxes of wli::e and
1.100 ,ul.r.-d were .offered. Ad sold
at 191-10-.
3iout Jolt. Que.-100 boxes cheese
sold at 178,c.
St. Hyacinthe. Que.-900 b .sea of.
fered. All sold at 19'4e. 60 packages
of butter sold i,1 34c.
l'uwansville, flue. -11 factories of-
fered. 72 packages of butter.
factory sold at 341., and ten factor
ice at 34%c.
:►iy;:.
-2,e"•7; hug, s offered;, Sal
anld 19 3-16c, 1,540 at 19' c, 260 at
19 1-16e; balance refused.
Ke.n4lvtlle. -7:32 colored and 180
boxes etude were (snored. All sold
at 19c.
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prlcad to
trade:
Special candled candled i cart'?'3 .34 to $ .36
Candled, ex -cartons, .... .23 .30
Butter -.-
Creamery prints. fresh., .33
Creamery. solids .311:.
Choice dairy prints.28
Ordinary dairy prints.26
Bakers' .24 .26
Cheese -New. lark.. 19c to 1914c;
twins. 191,.c to 19`4. ; triplets, 19hac
to 20c; old. June and September,
large, 22c; old. 22'4.; triplets, 221.1c.
Poultry Live Dressed
Spring' broilers 20c 22c 26c 2Sc
Old fowl. Ib15c li;c 18c 20c
Ducklings 12c I.:c 16c 20c
Potatoes -Delawares. 32.00; west-
erns. $1.86, out of stere; to carlot.,
16c less.
Beane- Hand-picked. $6.60; primes,
ji, Michigan, haul -picked, 45.60;
primes. 34.50 to $4 75.
the
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East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle-Recelpts, 4,800; slow, *hip-
ping, !.V.25 to $10 50, butchers. 34.75
t6 59; heifers, 16 to $8 25; cows, 33.75
to 37.25; bulls. 35 In $7.35; stockers
and feeders, 35.76 'w, 17.25; heaters,
35 to 35 75; cows and springers, $50
to 1110.
Veale-Recelpts. 1.0011; active and
ltteady, 34.60 to 313.
Hoge -Receipts, 8.000; active;
lntied. 311.15 to $11,30; heavy, 311.15
0 311.30; yorkerl. 310.35; pigs,
•10.21; roughs. 31.76 to $10; stags,
34.50 to $1.
Sheep and lambs --Receipts,•
active and steady; lemha, 37 to 31 .5;
arlfnga, 86.50 'to 39 50, wetbers, 36
to $8.26, ewes, $4 to 37.75;; sheep,
mixed, 37.75 to 38.
Chicago Live Cheek
Cattle -- Receipts, 24,000, market
invade; beeves, 87 rr 311.10; stockers
and feeders, $6 to 17.00• sews and
heifers. 33.60 to 39.40; Gabs, 39 to
313.11.
Hogs--R•e.tpta, 29.000; mart at
higher; itght, 310135 to 311.10; mis*d,
1110.30 to 311.10, heat). 310 to 311.10;
bough. 810 to 110 20. ptBg 37.11 to
33.40; balk of sales. 130.50 to 311.
Sbonp Rscetpt.. 23,000t;" OssfbMt
; 'tattoo. 36.54) to p; losak
aMir.. 07.0 to $1L10.
IfacEwan Estate •
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Slaha. Miied Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling 1Cedar or Pine.)
SCRANTON
COAL
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The Modern,
House is in
Demand !
Il' YOU want to have your
houses 1.t Ing mot a lent money
put in modern plumbing. 'rhe
crest, will come hark to you in
short order, and ptr.ve the ie•t
kind of es Iwrtltanet t invesuuent.
At r sir figures it won't cost you
so very b.
Awa!
W. R. PINDER
Phone 1:.:. Hawtlton Street
GRAND TRUNK RY's EM
Canadian National
Exhibition
RETURN TICKETS
at reduced litre* t.. Tsnonto from all
.taiiont in (anarla. Special trait
service and low rate eecurtln*a from all
principal points nn certain dates. 9.11
particulars and specie' [rein •etytrt
frntn Grand Trunk Agents.
HARVEST HELP
EXCURSIONS
`12.00 TO WINNIPEG
Take the new Traa•rsnllneetal •h•wt ..este
orches Canada the (band Trunk
tf' -lee N the ...intendane Onfrke.t NWT
req ween Wlael pre. oa*keteea sad Idalse•
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Po sevel• • erre ..ever«. d.. • kea qw...
FARE Si e�-., 'DAILY E�E?WEEN'
BUFFALO
CLEVELAND
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Tie Groat Slip "SEF.ANDBEE" ps
Th. lertwt ..d nowt coat:, roamer on an, ..1.W water .r the world. ' :kepis. .r••••••.
tar kr 16.a r...., tars.
"QTY OF RIE" - 3 Mesei teewt Steamer. - -'CTTY OF BUFFALO'
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BUFFALO -Daily, May 1st to Nov. IS di -CLEVELAND
Low Palate• 9 $0 P. M. Lav Cleveland - V.
f 4 P. r
Ames C:r. Aiwd a -,• ...0 A. M. Anse wet... •- -e • Tie A.
Western extern !tart.rd 1 "s.1
G•^ -e:• -ro • r' .eta Ar r,.d.r l.,. t, t rtl+f. 7.1rY, Drama ma WI rites •r
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The Saults Coal Co.
F.XC'IThIVE Ac l
LEIIIGH VALLEY
THE TIIA1'
We deal in Hard and colt C9:11.
Lithe, Cement, Fire hack. Fire•
Clay. alwt.Ilard and '..(t Wood..
\tel,lc and
Hemlock Slabs, $2 per cord.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
OFFICE PHONE? -
B. J. Sault.' Rt. '
W. \V. Sault. kelt?, 11,
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Your Motive
Power !
This is the season when a
Gasoline Engine would be a
valuable asset if added to your
farm equipment.
Just at the present time we
have on the floor of our ware-
house all sizes of Engines from
one and a -half to six horse-
power. They will do a great
deal to take the drudgery out
of life. Call and see them.
MED. 4110
ROBT. WILSON
Hamilton St., Oedema
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CRNA AN NATIONAL
z` V\HIWITiON si:3
Empire Federation
VI Spectacle
1,200 Performers; 10 Massed
Bands ; Chorus of 60 Voices
Glorious Pageant symbolizing Im-
perial Solidarity and Power
Mammoth Sce'ric Reproduction of
the British :louses of Parlia-
ment, Abbey
W y
and th^ War Office.
W ON AND UNDER W
SEA A
A ON LAND
R IN THE AIR R
Scenes that have thrilled the Em
pire Re-enacted by Overseas
Troops.
Shells in Process of Manufacture
Immense Munitions Exhibit
Model Camp, Trench Warfare. Hand
Grenade and Bomb Throwing, De-
etruction of Ware .ps by Hidden
Mines. Bayonet Fid tont. Federation
Year Fireworks, omplete New
Midway.
Anmer Th. 'Usage is
Qev.rnmsnt Exhibits, aupwin Showing
of Live Stock and Agr4jultur'al
Products. Acres of Manu-
factures.
Ten.to, A.t. 2$ to Soot. 11
it tiskee all Porte of people to make •
world, but everyone i nag nes his kind
ought to he in the majority.
A man'. idea of real praise is to ad-
mit publicly that another wbo 1s earn-
ing more money than he Is is worth
every nickel he gets.