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RED CROSS NOTES.
The monthly meeting of the Red
Cross elociety took place to the North
ith
street rooms oo November 211,
President Reynolds In the cbair,
Mrs. Eliot, on behalf of the sawing
committee, reported the pur base of
material to the value of W. 0.23 and
the shipment of 22 drawing gowns, 81
sults of pyjamas, 13 dayabiete. 6 pairs.
bedrocks ; value $180.25. Mrs. Field re-
ported the expenditure of $1.71Land
the sbipwent of 72 pus uwor•ia j keta
made hy the Maple Leaf Cbepter, 17
face cloths, b helpless shit t", 12 sheets
value $128. Yarn to the amount of
$04:40 bad been putcbooed, and 264
pairs socks valued at $2M.4U had been
shipped. The total cost of the October
-November bales was therefore
$31r2.43.
The following were appointed
Cross representatives on the parkin
end centering committee, with powe
lo add to their number : Mr's. Et
tot, Mrs. McKim, Mrs. Colborne, Mrs
Phelan, Mn. Field: Mies Fora. 14
THE IONIC THAT
MARKET QUOTATIONS
BRINS$_HEALTH NOVEMBER Cattle
Market Torola{s Cattle Market
Moors, cholas weighty ..$8.26 to 88.76
do. meds. weighty. 7.60 8.00
Butchers' the handy • 7.20
11Frelt-a-thea'' Bellds Up De
Whole syste� I d � 6.40
6:
Butcbstrs' Cows, choice8.60
la 6.76
do. d• tao 4.76
Welters' bulls. choice6.76
do. good 6.04)
do. medium 6.10
do. bologna 4.86
Feeders, 900 to 1,100 lbs. 8.75
[lookers, 900 lbs 6.76
do, med., .700 to 800 4.80
do. common. light4.60
Cutters 4.40
Canner 4.10
Milkers. good to cbolce.76.00
d�Q4 ,common to med50.00
Rpsingera4..... X66.00
Calves, veal, choice
do. good
do. medium
do. common
do. grass
[beep, ewes, light
do. heavy and bucks. 6.60
do culls 3.00
Hogs. weighed off ding 11.25
•de...,.fed and watered 11.90
Those who take "Fruit -a -fives" for
the first time, are often astonished at
the way if builds 'pees up and makes
'awn feel Mer an over. They may be
takiag "Fruit-a-tives" for some specific
disease, as Constipation, Indigestion,
Chronic Headaobes or Neuralgia,
Kidney or Bladder Trouble, ltheu-
Red matismor Pain is the Back. Aed they
g find when "Fruit -a -Lives" has eured the
r1
diu,lee, that they feel better and
stinger in every way. This is due to
Fordo -Kim the-wn/erjeI Ma jrajvr1us of these
Fold to ant ev secretary pro Lem. It famous tablets, made from fruit juices.
was decided to place $IU at the die- 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial sire, 25.
° s At sIi dealers or sent
pensee
President Reynolds reported that a-Uveg Limited. Ottawa.
Mn. Jordan tied agreed to malt the
packing committee to use the store need our continued help.
formerly occupied by the Howell'
.OLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
ASesdsteptyattsoded to es revue
-.. -esm at, THE SIGNAL. Gorlovka.
A. R. TAYLOR. S?RATrono.
■EDICAL Tt___
1' R. 010. HE1LEMANN. OSTEO
it PATH. speolallat In women's sad chi'
doe a Mama, acute. *rook and nervous dis
sedate m ear. nose and throat. paras' deaf
eaeveamo and rheumatic conditions. Ade
.-.a Melo remover without the knife. OIfioe at
ax. «a: reslaenoe, corner Nelson and tit. Andrew's
"1.:..
wes*s. At tams nano Mondays, 'Mundell;
8aturdA7.: any evening by appointment.
DENTISTRY
DR. H. (1. MAcDONELL-HONOR
.•Graduate Toronto Car erdty.Otacuate
ee��aalCollege-a Mental Surgeons.
gaooe..,or to the late Major eras. Offices
erase Square and West amt. Oodurlch.
AdCTIONEER +_
THOMAS GHNDRY - at 8ler--
ii AUCTIONZER
eez 87.0oderkb. All lotusetlors ty m me receipt since the messing of
tea -al lathe will be prcopUr •
waded to. keudeeos telephone 119. 85 trout Victoria jVorkers, Victoria
- , _ -- _ -- _-__- street Methodist'cburch,. is acknowl-
LEGAL edged with thanks. 1...
Herdwlire Co., end that Mr. Howell -
bad donated a stove. • THREE DO'S AND THREE DONTS FOR
KNITTIUl .
.atllknit socks.
Do w•leb-'escb Patr of sock's.Manitoba wheet-Track, bay porta,
no faeteu each pair at the My --boa' No. 1 northers, $1.911%; No. 2 north-
getber. • ern, $1.95%; No. 3 northern, $1.90%;
[Noel' kont y o, splice it. rlq i,aat, 81.78%; (old crop wheat,
DON'T have on sock 10 in. and ltr'4 higherhe).
fellow 11 in. Manitoba oats -Track. bay ports,
DON'T finish toe wl hard knob. No p C.W., 68%c; No. 3 C.W., 67Kc;
extra No. 1 trod. 07%c; No. 1 teed,
The Salttord rr . - cb ii/ the Re11 -47_y�, : ,_,,._�____.- -___.-
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t;•ral"liererfelita ..Wytnalullalt;1 American corn -No. 3 yellow, new,
London, Ont., ovemb*C 18th ; dl 0.04, immediate shipment, track,
pain socks, 21 hospital shirts, 24 Toronto.
trench shirts.. Ontario wheat-Rlnter, new crop.
The work was dory try the follow- 2, ;1.78 .to $1.80 (according to
ing : Mn. i). Connell, Mrs. J. Mc- freights outside); No. 3 winter, new
Lean, Mrs. W. (Hidden, Misses Mc- crop, 51.78 to $1.78.
Mantis, Mrs. A. McLeod, Mre. W. Mc-; Ontario Oats -According to freight
Lean, Mr.. M. Baxter, Mise G. Bawn, 1 oatalde; No. 2 white, new, 64c to 86c;
Miss D. Sawn,Bi • Sawn' Mus A. No. 3 white, 68c to 66c. ;
Bisset, Mrs. G. Buret. Mrs. 8, Bis-
set. Miss A. Buchanan, Mrs. A. J.
Goldthorpe, Mn. A. Robinson, Mra.
R. Walter, Mrs: W. Tippe(,t, Mrs. J.
Waltiir, Mrs. P. McEwart Mrs. J.
ker. Mrs. C McNeil, Mrs: 'J. Jones,
MI M. Bisset. Mrs. J. A.- MiEwan,
Mn. . Carrell, Mn. J. Steep, Mrs.
. Ha .' • Mrs. J. Adam*, Mrs. M.
- : uchana Mrs, W. Dew, Mrs. Tank,
Mrs. W. S
The Societ alsoehipped to the boys
from Seittord ight Christine' boxes
containing sec • gum. Christmas
cake. 'tobacco, chi .•lobes, homemade
candy, peanuts, Oren : , handkerchiefs
snap, cheers, and writi paper. The
gifts were donated by t ladies and
postage paid try special col tion.
MRS. SLACK'S IETTEIV;
To Mothers of Delicate Clbild
The financial statement for the
net Balance
$(4)011 ; received during t.3 month
-$L5. Mr. Fotheringhsw ;$2. Dr. Tay-
lor, Mre. Tayh t. Mrs. Geo. Porter.
8bwritt Reynolds ; $1, Miss Fotd • 75c,
"ale of musico 75c, donated by divi-
sion 8, Victniu reboot : 45e, donated
by lilies Stub de's class ; 5281.37, ward
collebtpioons, divided as follows : $81.79,
8t. trick's ward : $-5.89, 84.
urd t 101. 75. St. David's'
ward ; $51 70, St Andrew's ward ;
$30.13, W. O. F. M. employees ; also
a tot eiChaletChaletPort
a totall receipt
ceippt cif$3 .0'2.After de-
ducting the experil of tbe October
-November bales, alr2.43,acd $3 ad-
vanced to the it -crept rf tbe censor-
ee for eta-
s, is bal-
and
ing
tog and packing comm
tionery and postage tepee
arses of $4541.40 remains.
On motion of Mr. Rot ertb
Miss Millar Purchases to the Toile
amounts were authorized : Sew
committee, mss) ; yarn complicit'.
$100 ; Britannia branch. $'.11.0n motion
of Mr. Potter and Mrs. Eliot it was de-
cided to *end $1111U to head office.
The meeting tben adjourned..
11.
10.00
7.60
5.00
4.76
8.60
Toronto Grain Markets
7.86
6.90
6.00
6.40
7.00
44261
$.26
7.25
6.60
6.80
6.20
7.26
6.26
6.20
4.70
4.76
4.26
110.00
70.00
110.00
11.76
10- 6
9.00
4.60
6.25
9.00
8.00
6.00
0.0
0.00
H. U. HAYS
BARN-182ER. SOLICITOR, NOTARY
PUML.IC, LTC.
nese--Stoning Bank Block. Handle= Crest,
edge-- TetepagDe 8a
The .Society ilfa kfnlly acknowf-
edges the .following e.outributione of
socks : A Friend. 9 pairs ; Mrs. Jae.
Dickson, 5 pairs : Mn. Donlitttle, Mn.
W. H. Biruie, Mee. B. Sault", Mn.
• Neal -:.tate Loves and Insurance. ( Will Carey, Mrs. Tburlow, Mn.
PKOUDFOOT, KILWl(AN&COOKE Woo(1s, Mrr. 10r.) (Amok. Mrs. Bur-
ritt, Miss,Bmiitt, 'l pelts each : Mrs.
iLtatt 8TERS, eoLie TORS;. Ie;OTARIL8 Wm. Lee, Mr.. A. Murray, Mn. Craw -
PUBLIC:, EEC. ford, MIAs Lnlie Murra , Mrs. Robt.
fOeoe
on tbe Smarm ssce:od doe from Baia- Clark, Miss llen, (311 r. Jas. MclVhin-
fora.trtet, Uoderich. Dey, Miss EMMIILIA Foster. Port Albert).
rrtvateMud, toloan atlowest rah* Miss N. Craig, Mre. \Varnook, Miss
W. Prot senor. K.C. J. L KiEA.osart M. A. Burrett, 11111s. W. E. Kelly,
H. J. D. Cooks Miss 8. !hark, M iso Freeman,
Mre. W. J. Mceieviu, Miss
Gladys Sault', Miss M. Dark, Mrs. B.
Sault", Mrs. Robert Cheek, Miss Irene
Saults, Miss Etta Haultm, Miss Mar-
garet Murray, Mrs. Snider,•Mrs. (Jor-
don, Mrs. Carrie. Mrs. McEwen. jr.,
1HARLE8 GARIWW. LL.B., BAN.- Natio-31-E Ferguson, Miss J. Ferguson,
RtirTIOL attorney. no0pttor, oto., Ord► Mts. Handy. Mrs. Peter McEwan. sr..
Mover to lend as lowest rotas No Name. Mrr. McKinnon, Mia..
(Joinery (Montreal), Mies M. A. Bur-
ritt, 1 pier each.
e� rt steed Sock'. -fprrmoet- urgently needed lo
the treoehee. Don't let Godes. icli tall
• INSUIIANCE, LOANS, ETC behind in sock production, but let us
- try to better 1set year's unagniticent
ad oKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE iN• output. Yarn and all information may
taws gDre tt a insured.
red.U. Perm and Iodated be had at Mrs. McKim's, Church
Oeeere-Jas Connolly, Pres.. Goderlab p.o.; street.
Jas. F:vlhn., Vlco-Pren., Beechwood P. 0.;
Tirana
ne ton �li 6. MMo Ucrettor,kleaf, Seafor b6 John
3. Grieve. Winthrop ; William Rion Constance;
John BenDewele, Brodh,gen • Geo. McCartney,
Seaforth: Robert Ferris, Matlock; MaeoIta
Meeoren, Brumfield.
Ageou: J.W. Yeo. Hokmesville• Alex.
Leitch. Clinton • William Chesney, Seaforth;
X.. Moakley.Seitorth. ioltcyholdere can pay
„rtsseimerta and get their cards reoeipted at
R. J. Morrleb's Clothing Store. CUntou, R.Latta H.
J. H. Rel14's ...lepers' Starr, ton "Mayfieltreet. tiOderlob. or
G. CAMERON. K. 0., BARRI!
TLR, soUotter. notary public. °Maw
ton Street. (IYdertcba third door fro
sayers. At Littman Thursday of each week In
gees at AibrIt street occupied- by M.
H"eeer. tMlce hours 9. am. to 6 p.m.
SEAGEfi, BARRISTER, SOL -
y. -COU t Hurt' U rlcb. Cbo4rrarteer.
$20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
SKRiO torn. Apply to M. O. CAM -
f4, Barrister Hamilton street Goder'Io-
W Id. ROBERTSON. -+-'
• INSURANCE AGENT.
Flag AND LIGHTNING I British. Canadian and
Amerloan.
•
*Am
ooaNT_ SICUNga* ANn s rrLortas' LiLBIL
ITT : The Ocean Accident and Guarantee
-Corporation, Limited. of London, ling.
'NULLITY AND V UANANTak BOND, : The
Fidelity and Gus lntee Oompane.
Ogles at resldenoe, erthmat corner of Vlo-
ted& and 81. David stoats.'Plume 176.
IicirmaE,K
WALTER E. KELLY, J.P..
OODiLRICH.ONT.
iasUER Or MARRIAGE LICZNS118.
Patents, Trade Mar s,
Designs
Secured in A11 Couttthies.
Write for tree book -PATENT'S PROTItC
TION. TAW all about and how to got, pat
seta BABCOCK & SONS, e,tabUshed 1117
formerly Patent Um.. Examiner, Master of
Patent laws, Reentered Patent Attorneys
eGlt, fe St. JAM/fewest. Montred. Braneb"s-
Ottawa and Washington. Representatives In
ell terelgs emrntrlee.
4
lalm�ra', Pa.-''lly little girl had a
r!,roni.• leough and sen to thin you could
e nt her ribs. and she had no ap},etite.
Nothing we gave her ,.wmcd to he pi her,
until one day Mra. Ncil,trt asked me to
try \in"I, and now she is hungry aft the
time, her cough is tome, she is 'stouter
and has a more healthy color. 1 wish
eyery mother who has a delicate child
would try Vinul."-lire. At.raxo SLACK.
1t.. guarantee. Vinol, our non -secret
tonic, to make delicate children
healthy and strong.
H. C. Dunlop, druggist, G iderich, Ont.
1Ise atthe test druggists in all Ontraio
towns.
BENMILLER.
_'Intended for_lart week.)
Tt'EKnw, Noy. 21.
Tue. i•.tre Wm. VANIITItent -There
died'at'.Benniiller on Friday, Novem-
ber 17th, at the age of +Ieventy six
years and live months, \Villiem Van
stone. one of . the oldest residents of
the village. He wee torn in (inde'ich
'j'he Society wishes to thank most townehip,only a mile or so Prow Ilenmil-
heartily the following ladies for con- ler, in June, 1840, and in September of
trihtitions of socks : Mss. 'Reyholds, the same year moved' with his parents
sr., 12 Mn. D. Ferguson, 7 to the farm on which he had been Re-
pairs ; Mies Ausebrook, 8 1aUA..i. JL s. Ing ever since. In Peet he was married
Burritt, Miss Burritt, Mre. G. Porter, to Mise Elizabeth Oke. Three sons
Mn. Taneott, Miss W. Bell, 4 pairs were born to _them : Augustus, Am -
each ; Mrs. Horton sr.. Mise ` Lucas, arose and Edgar, who all live near
Miss S. Cleat, Mr•8. McMath, . Mre. lleowillas .fir. Vanetone was well
Thos. Johnston, ?Ors. Gledhill, Mrs. known in municipal life, having been
McKee, 3 rains each ; Miss Tiffin. bits. tax collector pf the township of Col -
Sinclair, Mrs. W. K. Kelly, A Friend, to. \\ illiarll borne for several years. He was a
Airs. Weller, Mre. Cleo. s, Mrs, tnentber of the (lsnadian Order of For-
te. W. Lecky. Mrs`Kll
ate Meonald, re and the Mesons .' For many
Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Jae, Clark, Mrs,' 'aerobe hail suffered from asthma and
Robert/Warman, Mn. Walton, 2 pairs; heal lately been confined to his bed,
each ; Mrs. J. P. Brown, Mies Fraser, , Mu$eral weeks ago he took a slight
Mrs. Killoran, Mrs. Dancer', Mra. Belli stroke and gradually grew weaker
(Nelson st.), We. H. Carter. Mre. until' the end came on Friday. Be,
`rem. Howard, Mrs. Wright, Mrs.) sides hie wits and three sone he leaves
Swaflleld, Mise Lawren.e, Mi... E. two siatrta,Miei Lucretia Venstone, of
Drinkwslter, Mrs G. Dcinkwalter, A Henruiller. and Mts. Elder, of Wing -
Friend, Mn. Macau, Mies M. Dark, 1 ham. The funeral nn Sund.i4 after -
pair each. noon was very largely attended. The
services wan conducted hy Rev. P. 8.
Haines, and the palllwarere were
Many thanks are due the following Messrs -tense Gledhill. Thos. Gledhill,
Bexley -Malting. $1.18 to 81.20.
Buckwheat -$1.35.
Rye -No. 2, new, 51.40 to 81.42.
Manitoba hour -First patents, la
$tits bags, 810.50; seconds, 1n Jute.
0; strong bakers, in lute. 89.80,
Toronto.
Ontario flour -Winter, new, track.
Toronto, prompt shipment, according
to sample4 $7.90 to 88, in lute bags.
M1llfeed-Car lots, per ton, deliver.
ed, Montreal: Shorts, 836 to 837; bran.
'531; good teed flour, per bag, 52.70
to 52.80; middlings, 838 to 540.
Hay -No. 1 track. Toronto, new.
511.60 to 813.50, carlots; No. 2, 510 to
511.60. Straw, cation', 59' to 59.50.
Brophe} Bros.
GODERiOH
The Leading
Funeral Directors
aid Embalmers
contributors of socks : Mrs. Jas.
Dickson, 8 pairs ; Mrs. Jas. Clerk,
Mrs. Peter McDonald, 4irs each ;
Mrs, 0. \Voode, Mies Nelle Catlingq,
Miss 14. Clark, Mri Hinck, Mre. R. H.
Cutt, Miss M. Clark. 3 pain each ;
Mrs. Jno. Sturdy, Miss Annie An-
drews, Mre. Shipman, Mrs. G. McLeod,
Miss Bingham, Mn. Clifton. Mrs. Jor-
dan, Mre, ,W. L. Eliot, Mrs. Peter
McEwan, kr., Mrs. Thos. Bell, Mn.
Clement. Mn. H. i. McEwan, Mrs.
Hillier. 2 pairs each ; Mrs. A . L. Rey-
nold*, Mee. Sherry (Detroit). No
Name. Mre, R. Clark, Mn. Will (Ma-
ley, Mrs. Wm. (dray, Mrs. Erwin Fos-
ter (Diing*nnon), Mrs. S. Dark, Mrs.
(4. Drinkwelter, Mn. E. Drinkw*Iter,
Miss F. B. ('ox. Mrs T. Gundry, jr.,
Mre. ,inn. McNee, Mrs. Burkholder,
Mrs. Rw*'Held, Mrs. J. P. Brown,
Mn. Foster, Mn. Carrie, Miss M.
Dark, -Miss A. J. Reynold*, Mn.
Emma Edward, Mn. D. Sproul, Miss
Jean Sproul, Mn, Goldthorpe, sr.,
Mn. Clarke. 1 pair ascii.
Samuel Bisset, Alex. Young. Fred
Ynunghlut and Lt. -Col. J.A.A. Varcoe.
The interment was in Colborne ceme-
tery. Among those preeent from a
distance were Mrs.Bert Hale, of Stret-
ford ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas King. of
Bayifield. and Mr.,Wesley NN'alters, of
W ingbam.
Orders oegefully attended to
at all boars, night or day.
The Oodericb Red Cross has indeed
reason to be proud of Its knitter*..
Last year (October to October) 3185
* of socks alone were sent rat let
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices to the
trade:
'Eggs- -
w -laid, twft `.v $' ,68 to $ .60
Ne -laid, ex -cartons ... .5o 67 - Stora selects .44 46
Storage, No. 1 .42 .43
Butter -
Creamery • Ota, free!). .47 .48
Creamery pri :. storage .46 .46
Creamery solids .44 .46
Choice dairy pri .40 .41
Ordinary dairy pri .34 .36
Bakers' .31 .33
1'oultry ' Live . Dressed
Cheese -New, large, twins,
2514 ; triplets, 26c; Stilton 26c to
D.MILLAR&SON
Everything in Readiness
or Christmas!
Cu1RISTMAS
is only a few weeks away now. We have
been planning for several months, gathering together
the best assortments of useful and inexpensive Gifts, as we
believe that this will he a most practical Gift Season.
Handkerchiefs
Handkerchiefs for women, men and
children in,endless variety. thqusands to
select from. Prices 5c to $2.00 each.
Gloves`
Notwithstanding the, great scarcity of
Kid Gloves our stock most complete
in Perrins make. All airs guaranteed
and neatly boxed. Per pair $ I.00, $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75 and $2.(i0.
Waists
We re showing a most-extensiv range
in aists in Voile, Pique, Silk, Crepe de
Chene, at all prices from $1.00 up.
Neckwear
AlwaS's one of the most popular gifts.
Our stock is most pleasing in all the
newest effects in Voiles, Net, Crepe de
Chene, etc,: . From 25c upwards.
'Hand Bags
Our stock of better -grade Hand Bags is
very large. We have them in all styles.
From $ I.00 each.
Furs
Furs make the ideal gift. We are show-
ing a splendid range of popular -priced
Furs for women, misses and children.
PHONE 56
Miller's Scotch,, Store
PHONE 56
JUST A STRAIGHT AND SIMPLE
STORY.
Miss Blanchard Tells of Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
Pssquetville, Gloucester Co., N. B.
(especial ).-Simple and wtraight to the
point is the statement of ,Miss Justine
Blanchard, of this place.
i suffered for a long time With my
kidneys. 1 used Dodd'* Kidney Pills
and they cured me completely."
One simple statement like tbile is
worth a dozen learned dfesertationslen
kidneydisease. it tells the 'sufferer
from idney trouble lust what he or
she wants to know -that a cure own he
found in Dodd's Kidney Pills. For
Dodd's Kidney Pills are no cure -ail.
They are purely ani simply a kidney
remedy. The reason why they cure
rbeumatlwm lumbago, di s hetes,
Bright's disease, heart-flutterinfs,
2614c.
Spring chick s. l8c 17c . 21c
Old fowl, Ib... 13c 14c . 16c
Ducklings, ib.. 12c 13c 17c 1
Beane-- Head-pblai�'- $4.; prime
56:50. -...
Potatoes -New Brunswfcks, in car -
lots, 52.10 to 82.25; western, in car -
lots, 51.85 to 52 it bag.
22c
c
East Buffalo Cattle
catatle-= lteeeintsi 6,200: active;
shipping steers, 57.60 to $10.50; -but-
chers, 56.25 to 59; heifers, 55 t 88;
cows, 53.50 to 57.25; .bull.: $5.641 to
87; stockers and feeders, 85.25
57.25; fresh cows and springers. slow, -
860 to $110.
Veale -Receipts, 1,200; active; 54.50
to 513.
Hogs -Receipts. 1,600; active.;
heavy. 510.25 to 810.40; mixed, 810
to 510.25; yorkers, 510 to $10.16; light
yorkers, 51.75 to 89.75; pigs, 88.60 to
$s.75; roughs, $9 to 59.26; stags, 87,
to $8• s
erten) and; tatub0: J tplm_ 6;400;
active; lambs, 58 to 512; yearlings.
86.5.0 to 510; • wethere, 58.25 to 88,60;
ewes, $4 to 57.75; mixed, 87 to 88.26.
An Acknowledgment
A young lady o' 'Ior•tnto kr i'ted d
pair of !Poem* file the Ited (•rose, so
Experience has
taught •
never to buy imitations or sub-
stitutes, because you do not
receive the best that science has
uced or money can buy.
it positively guaranteed that
ecca
n ent
is non -injurious -and- ' e , -poison -
# ous for all skin troub : and
iseases. There is nothi as
good as Mecca.
A free sample will be-mailed4pon
rcqueet by the
Foster -Dark -Co., Limd`Led
Toronto
_Bold in 2ic., 35c., '5r. and $1.25 sizes by
JAMES A. CAMPBELL
parr
us not weary in well doing- A most dropsy, pain i the Mock and other ells -
urgent call has come f.tr More socks moms is thaealI these are either kidney
and the Society begs all those who dlima*ee br are courted by disordered
can knit well to confine their work to `hem ye curing the kd's idoejR lis cure
this branch. The boys in the trenchesby
Chicago Livo Stock '.'r•:..:0.•t'•:•1"td"'r'r'r-:-:•-rt-'rt
RUBBERS:1
Cat tle Receipts, 20,000; market
ening., beeves, $6.75 to;12.35 (a new
hielt record) ; western :teers, 16.75 to
810.25; stockers and illreders, $4.40 to
57.70; cows and heifers, 83.66 to
59.76; calves, 69 (8 512.76.
Hogs -Receipts, 64,000; market
weak at 10e higher; light. ;8-80 to
59.95; mixed, $9.40 to $10.26; heavy,
pigs. 59.v6; rough, $9.70bulk to
;�,
pigs, 86.65 to 58.76;
$9.40 to 810.15. t
Sheep -Receipts, 26,000; ms��
steers';;' lambs. native, ss.50 to 512H.
Meats -Wholesale
Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
ing to the trade as follows:
Beef, forequartera....$10.IOto $11.50
do. hindquarters.. 12.50 13.110
u:s
Carcases, choice ..... 12.60
do. coh)mon . 9.1.0
Vests, common, cwt... 8.
de. medium ....« 11.
do. prime .....-i. 16 -
Heavy Botts .....w• 11.
Shop hogs .......e.. 16.
Abattoir Hog* ..r-.. 15
Mutton, heavy ..a.« 0.
do. light .......... 14.00 ,
Seed QeotMtlone
The following are the seed pines,
Toronto wholesalers are paying at
country paints:
Alslke. N0. 1, bushel...$9.75 to $10.QV
do. Na 2 1.60 1.00'
do. Nd; 2 ..,rpt. 7.60
Timothy, eat.
1.00
do. item. trades, 1.60 8,
No. 1 10.26 10.
x
,
tilt Ir
iced clover.
do. No. 2 9.00 9.76
do. No, $ • ..,:,..r. : 5.40 8.76
The season is here to have
your shoes properly fitted
with Rubbers.
Quality is the most es-
sential point in selecting .$
the 'make of goods you
buy. The Lifebuoy and
Rubber Leaf brands sur-
pass all othets. In heavy
Rubbers their wearing
qualities cannot be ex-
celled.
Prices Are most reasonable.
being of
note in
address.
s rornantic nature slipped a t heir y to the btnjw1 the front, said
(me, bearing her name and recently she received this verse in re -
In due time the socks fount ply to hes. pole:
•'1 retest/ yoursocks. Lady. someiit,
A Well -fitted
Bathroom
is one of the greatest
luxuries imaginable, -
and et the same titre
it is comparative'ly
If you
eepensit•e. ,
w;1 estlruatei. tl any
infnrn tirnl 81) 0 u t
h a t h rr fittings
consult
FRED. HUNT
•
THF. PLVMBFR"
Sami:ton Street Phone 135
Plain Talk
About Our
Trousers !
REPAIRING
CDC7K line of Trousers is
as good and extensive
as money and discrimina-
tion can prodiie . They
are made with a View to
giving the wearer the
hest value for lie Money,
allowing a fair prat for
the dealer. (lur putts
will interest you.
Wear 011e f • a helmet, and one for a
mitt,
1 would like meet you when I've
done my h . '
In the tueantinle, here did
to knit ?"
Why, of Cou
A soldier, whose .head
heavily swathed in hindag
ohvio"sly h:"1 had a hail ti
Ing feelingly sympathized
solicitous lady.
"And were you wounded
my poor fellow ?"
••No, ma'am," 'I'niiwy replied,
WW1 wounded in the ankle, but t
bandages slipt."-Tit-Bit";
- No Romance in His Soul.
The family win going onus outing
in the woods and mother was packing
14. lunch basket.
` Let. me see," rhe murmured, "I've '
giL'Jettuee sandwiches, olive send-
wisher,• peanut -butter sandwiches
macaronne, pickier, gingersnaps ---ane--.
chow-ehuty. I wonder if I've forgotten
anything :' c'•\
"How abotl utting in something to
eat ?" said lathe sarcastically. -Phila-
delphia Public Ledger.
fN f R
BRITS IS r 0
KIDNEYS, QUIT' UT
you learn
d face were
, and who
wee ba-
by the
in the •
teed,
Muth the Kidneys at once when Back`
hurts or Bladder bothers --Heat
forms aric acid.
Geo. MacVicar
North Side of Square
Goderich
R. J. Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
Nn man or woman who eats meat regu-
larly can make a mistake by flushing
the kidneys oocaaionally, says a well-
knows-su$ho ity. Meat forms urio acid
which elope the kidney pores so they
'rltrggishly filter or strain only part of
the waste and poisons from the blood.
then you gel sick. Nearly til rheum-
t ism, headaches, liver trouble, nervnute
near, constipation, die -sinews, sleeplesaner�
bladder disorders come from sluggish kids
ncys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in the
kidneys or your back hurts, or if the
urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sedi-
ment, irregular of passage or attended
by a sensation of scalding get about four
minces of .lad .Salts from any reliable
pharmaey and take a tahtespennful lir-•
a glom of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous ealt�.ia.as 1e from
the acid of grapes and lemon juin, s,m-
b:ned with Lithia and has beea..used Inc
generations to flash cloud kidneys and
stimulate them to activity. also to neu-
tralise the acids in urine so it no longer
ewes irritation, thus ending bladder dis-
orders.
.lad Salts is inexpensive and can-.
net injure; makes a delightful effete.
reticent litkia-water drink whish all reg-
ular meet eaters should take now artd.-
then to keep the kidney* clean and the
blood pure, thereby avoiding .riot. kid-
ney oomplicatioos.