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DENTISTRY
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Ar Graduate Toronto University. Graduate
gga lt,ollege of !ental Surgeon..
11aooemaor to the late Major Sale. O81ees
mer Square and Wert street. Goderich.
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toe Street. Guderlcb. third door fro
IE.r I11 Dann Thursday of each week hi
Yee or,Albert blreet occupied by Mr.
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Patent Lawn. Registered Patent Attorneys
etc.. Aa St. James Street. MontreaL Branches-
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and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
at all Lours. night or day.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Canada's Obhgauoo.
Yoram. rr.. Pre...
Moos the day the first ooatlogsnt
sailed from our shores Canada has
been under a mural obligation '.o con-
tinue la the war until the end no mat-
ter what that end may be, and that
obi •tloo has Increased as each suc-
ceeding battalion has goo. to the
rosoe of conflict. To neglect •mythic%
that will help to bring the war to an
end as speedily se po..ible is nothing
short of criminal. Every day the war
Is prolonged means greater sacrifice of
precious lives. No Gsuadian can shirk
his duty in this crisis and escape con-
demnation. If conscription is the best
way to hasten the war to its con-
clusion, we must all support coDaorip-
tion.
An Anomaiolu Condition
bosom Transcript.
It should he a truism that home
products are cheapest. 'l'he things we
buy are luxuries when they come from
a distance, and commonplace com-
modities, if secured at the source of
production. An anomalous condition
exists, however, In this respect in the
United States, as compared with iiredl
Britain, which is enough to give an
impetus to the movement for control
of food prices in this country. In this
hand of great production, consumers
are forced to pay prices actually higher
than what Englilh purcbaeers give for
the 4µ11e products, so many of which
come to them from the United Stater.
And Great Britain records lower
prices ttan we pay ata time when the
overseas Ira, nr union conditions are
such as to ,rake for exnsedingly high
prices it iSngland for everything im-
porter'.
Th Three Allies.
Provldenoe Journal.
A11 ',ver this land of ours a new
symbt 1 is beginning to make its ap-
psarar.- c particularly on the streets
of our -.ties.
In itseu it is a very -,simple thing -
just a flash of color made by three
pieces of woolen bunting, each dis-
playing the red. white and blue, but
in different combinations. It is com-
posed of the clustered flski of the
United Stabs, Great Br'
France. It is the new Tri
Understanding. the guarantee
mocrscy triumpbant, the beacon
of Hope for the world.
Why does the heart of the norma
undemonstrative man or woman lea
at the sight ? Wh7 do the eyes
they gaze fill with unbidden but
happy tear. ?
Because here is an entangling alli-
ance of the spirit, a pone and noble
pledge (bat the time has arrived, in
this year of grace 1917, when these
three great nations have clasped
hands and started towards • goal. not
of conquest. or rapine, or murder ; but
of equal rights and the Brotherhood
of Mao.
For a new vision is born into the
world, a vision which spells redemp-
tion and proclaims to all the peoples
that here is the great and all -sufficient
answer to barbarism, the barrier of
destruction across the path cf puppets
whose crazy assumption of the divine
right of kings hu brought the world
to the depths of horror.
Surely if in some spiritual sphere
three millions who, through the ages
have died to resist the enslavement of
mankind can look down today and
see this emblem of grace, they mud
be very glad
The guarantees of the Spirit are
lreater than treaties, greater than the
abors of diplomats, the marching of
armed troops, the might of money or
the thunder of guns.
Over the caressing and entwined
fold. of the Tricolor, the Union Jack
and the Stan and Stripes, rests the
benediction of God.
The Best Newspaper
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How to Handle Quebec.
Montreal Witness.
It seems plain that if we are to have
a nation at all something must be done
to remove this antagonism between
Quebec and Ontario. in the presence
of discontent autocracy has very
ready methods : force the people to
submit, and dragoon their children
into loyalty. That is apparently what
Twncrede ,Mari) and his army would
like, if we may judge from their rage
at those who went forth to face the
German menace. There are people in
the err rld who are unfit for any other
treatment, either in church or state.
But democracy has do such panacew.
It may and must put down rebel) nn
when it break" the peace ; but the is paaeenge re, including coitttesy. 67-4ta surgical operation, done at Its o n \\
great cost, .,ne that has no heali g yen a housewife's idea of •brave
quality. Democracy's only cure for y
sores and lesion', whether it likes it or woman is one who isn't afraid to talk
not, is the good old law of love. Good back to the cook.
Canadians our fellow -citizens are, in
Attractive Dining -car Service.
KEALTHIEST ONE L!!!i!!!!!!J
IN THE FAMILY
14. Sign Of Dropsy And Kida.y Trouble
Rama Taking "FRUIT-A-TIVES"
HATTIE WARREN
Port Robinson, tint., July 8th, 1915.
" We have used " Fruit -a -fives" In
our house fur over three years and have
always found them a good medicine.
Our little girl, !Hattie, was troubled with
Kidney !h'sease. The Doctor said she
was threatened with Dropsy. Her limbs
and body were all swollen and we began
to think she could not live. Finally, we
decided tv try "Fruit -a -Lives". She
began to show improvement all.r we had
given herafi:otablets. In a short time,
the swelling had all gone down and her
flesh began to look more natural. Now
she 0 the heal/hiest one in tliefanrtly
and has no signs of the old ailment.
We can not say too much for "Fruit-a-
tives" and would never be without
them ".
WILLIAM WARREN.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
receiptof price by Fruit a-tives Limited,
Ottawa.
lustrated sketch of Alexander Ross,
one of the pioneers and leaders in the
early life of Selkirk, by Dr. George
Bryce ; an article by Lacey Amy on
the English farmer's place in the war ;
• essay by Alfred Gordon, entitled
foments on Canadian Poetry" ; a
eke h of Mn. Letitia Youman., the
first resident of the NVomen's Cbris-
t'ap emperance Union ; "Up the
Great kee." a travel sketch by Ran-
dolpb Tyle, with drawings by
Berths Des Clayes, and a number of
clever short stories.
ALMOST ANY PERSON I14 ANY
PROVINCE
Will Tell You of Kidney Troubles Cored
by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Janow P.0 , Mao., June 18 (Special).
-•'My headache left we, the noise
in my ears ceased and I regained my
appetite." That's what Jacob Melny-
chuk, a well-known settler here, au-
swered to the question, "What have
Dodd's Kidney Polls done for you r
"1 felt tetter after 1 had taken the
dirt box," he added. "I am not able
to say enough for them. Everybody
should use Dodd's Kidney Pills."
Thie is just one of the many testi-
monials to Dodd's KidneyPi11s that
are beard all through the eat. They
are no experiment. They cure kidney
disease. They have been doing
it in all parrs of Canada
for over a quarter of s cent-
ury. Ask anyone anywhere and he
will tell you of some case of backache,
dropsy, rheumatism, diabetes, heart
disease or Bright's disease Dodd's
Kidney Pills have cured.
Railway Ticket.
JUNE lata
Throat. Cattle Market
Choice heavy steers .. $11.00toi11.65
10.76 11.00
11.86
10.75
9.76
10.60
9.76
9.25
10.40
9.76
9.60
8.25
8.25
11.60
6.75
126.00
80.00
120.00
16.00
11.60
8.60
7.00
10.60
18.60
Rstah.rs' choice handy . 11.00
do. good 10.26
do. common 1.00
Butchers' balls, cholce10.00
do, good 9.60
do. medium 8.75
Matchers' choice cows 10.00
do medium 1.26
Feeders, 800 to 1,000 lbs. 9.00
do med., 700 to 800. 7.76
Stockers, 700 to 800 lbs. 7.00
do. medium 6.00
Canner . . 5.25
Milkers. good to cholce.90.00
do. corn. and med60.00
Springers .. 60.00
(elves, veal, choice 12.50
do. medium 10.00
do. common 6.00
do. grass 6.00
do. heavy fat 8.00
Spring lambs, cwt. 17.00
*Sheep, yearlings, choice
clipped 11.60 12.60
•Sheep, ewes, light, un-
clipped .. 8.60 10.00
do. heavy and bucks. 6.00 2.00
do. culls 4.00 6.00
Hogs, fed and watered 15.60 00.00
do. off cars 15.75 00.00
'Clipped sheep are selling $2.60 per
cwt. less than wool sheep. .
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesalers are paying:
Eggs -
Current receipts, cases
returnable .. $ .30 to $ .00
Butter -
Creamery solids .36 .37
Creamery prints .36Y. .37%
Live Poultry -Buying price deliver-
ed Toronto.
Chickens, spring .... .25-7.35 .40
Hens, under 6 lbs. .20.. .23
Rooster . .14 .16
Ducks .. .20 .00
Turkeys .. .16 .18
Wholesale prices to the retail trade:'
Eggs --
Ex -cartons . . $ .36 to 1 .37
Butter -
Creamery prints, fresh.39 .40
Creamery solids .39 .40
Choice dairy prints .36 .37
Ordinary dairy prints .33 .35
Bakers' .. .29 .30
Cheese --New, large, 23c; twine,
333(,c; old large, 30c to 31c, twins. 31e.
Beans -Japanese, hand-picked, bush-
el, 17.60 to $8; Canadian. hand picked,
bushel. 19.25; prime, 88.76.
Peas -Dried. bushel. $4.50 to 85.
Toronto Grain Markets
Toronto Board el Trade market quo-
tations:-
Manitoba Wheat -No quotations.
Manitoba Oat. -No. 2 t'. W , 79c,
track. bay ports,
American Corn -No. 3 yellow.
$1.82, nominal.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2 winter, 22 60
to $2.66, according to freights outside;
No. 3 winter. $2.68 to 82.63.
Ontario Oats -No quotations.
Peas -Nominal.
Barley -Malting, nominal
Rye -No. 2 new, $2, nominal.
Manitoba _our First patents, in
jute bags, $13.80; second patents,
$13.30; strong baker', $12.90.
Ontario Flour -Winter, new. track,
Toronto. prompt shipment, according
to sample. $11.50 to $11.60.
Millfeed-Carlota, delivered, Mon-
treal freights; Shorts, $39; bran, $32;
middling, 243; good feed flour, per
bag, $2.80 to $2.90.
Hay -Track. Toronto, extra No.
$13 to $13.50; mixed, $9 to $11.60.
Straw-Qarlote, $9.
Dressed Meats-Who!eaate
Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
ing to the trade as follows:
Beef. forequarters $14.60to$16.00
do. hindquarters 18.60 20.00
Carcasses, choice 16.60 18.00
do. common 14.00 16.00
A Canadian Pacific Railway ticket Veal, choice 18.00
does not represent merely s means of do. medium 12.00
transportation between given points. Heavy hogs 17.00
It in addition provides the traveller Shop hogs 19.50
with every comfort and convenience Mutton, light 15.00
developed by modern railway science. do. heavy 12.00
"Safety first," with up-to-date equip- iamhs. yearling 21.00
ment, unexcelled dining service, pal- Spring lambs, each 8.00
atial sleeping cars, in a word, every-
thing that a railway Can provide for
the comfortable trsnsportr ion of its
their own limited sense. The only
way to make them good Canadians in Probably nothing helps more to
the large sense ie to make friends of make a railway journey really enjoy-
;
them,
njr,,y-
them, to look at things through their able than a visit to the "dining.carl"
eyes and do with them and for them especially if it be s Canadian Penal
what we would in their place like to dining -car, where the passenger is ac-
he done with and for us. There is no
people rime appreciative of kindness
than they. Against a genuine gush of
good -will from Ontario, Bourses^
malignity would not hold its own for
many hours. The education question
im a difficult one indeed. It cannot he
'volved by standing on technicalities of
law. Only by what Sir Wilfrid
Laurier called gunny ways, and by
what has for ages been known ss the
golden rule. if we had been the first
to people the country, to bstahlish re-
ligion and schools in it, how would we
like to have others come and say we
must teach our children in another
language ? Attachment to one's faith
or to one's mother tongue should not
be treated am unpatriotic. And, to be
practical, no treatment could do more
to foster such attachment as to put
the old language of the country under
disabilities.. Such a course may seem
the path of common-sense. but it is
not ; it leads to the very opposite re -
stilts to those aimed at. Let us learn
the lesson of democracy so fervently
urged by Mr. Retinue in referring to
this matter : "Do not for a moment
let your faith tail yon" -your faith.
that is, in democracy and Its first law
the golden rule.
CURRENT LITERATURE.
Tun CANADIAN MADAM/ult.-The
Canadian Magasine for June enntains
an illustrated article on the prominent
andel and patriotic women of British
Columbia, by Miss Mabel Durham ;
an article on "Canada's Featly Pro-
duction," by W, L. Edmonds; an 11 -
inured of the highest form of efficiently
in the culinary art, the choicest pro-
visions that the market affords, pre-
pared on the scientific principleknown
as "dietetic blending." Your fwvorite
dish, as you like it, may be enjoyed at
reasonable 0x51, amidst ideal surround-
ings, while travelling on the Canadian
Pacific. 67-4t
Wrong Pew.
"Scuse me, sir, is this the Press
Bureau 2"
"Yea, my child. What can 1 do for
you T'
Mother says oonld you 'ave these
troasis done by Ton ay?" -Passing
Show.
MAKE PERFE:1
c1READ
20.00
14.00
18.00
21.00
17.00
16.00
22.00
11.00
Chicago Live Stock
Receipts, 1,000. Market weak.
Beeves. $9 to $13.70i stockers and
feeders, $7.30 to $10.60; cows and belt -
era, $6 to $11.80; calves, $10.50 to
215.50. Hoge -Receipts, 9,000. Mar•
ket weak and 6c lower . Light, $14.65
to $15.75; mixed, 115 to $16; heavy,
$14.96 to $16.05; rough, $14.90 tp
$15.20; pigs. $10.60 to 814.60; bulk of
sales, $13.20 to $16.90. Sheep-Re-
celpts, 2,000. Market firm. Lambs,
native, $10.40 to $16.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts, 8 cars. Market
t y. Hogs -Receipts, 15 ears. Mar•
kat igher. Heavy, $16.30 to $16.40;
Yorlrers, $16.15 to $16.25; pigs, $14.:0
to 815. -\_Sheep -Receipts, 5 cars. Mar-
ket str Spring lambs, $17 to $18;
yeariln $16 to $15.50; wethers,
$10.50 $fl, ewes, $6.90 to $10. Calves
--Recelptst100. Market strong. Choice,
$15.76; fair to good. 114 to $16; fed
calves, $5 to $7.
Montreal Markets
Potatoes -Per beg, carlots, $4.25 to
$4.60. Dressed hogs- Ahbatolr killed,
$23 to $23.60. Pork-Heav yCanada,
short mess, eels.. 26 to 46 pieces, 165
to 166; do Canada short cut back,
bbls., 46 to 55 pieces. 868 to $64. lard
-Compound, wood palls. 30 lbs. net,
20c to 21c; do pure wood palls, 20
lbs. net, 27'tkc to 28c.
Hid. Prices at Toronto
City Hides -City butcher bides
green Oats. 22c; calfskin*, green flat.
27c; veal kip, 29c; hors.hidss, city
take -off. $6 to $7; pity lambskins
sbeariings and pelts, 30c to 60c; sheep,
12.60 to 82 50.
Toronto Hay Market
No. 1 hay is selling at $17 to $18 on
the Toronto Farmer' Market No. $
hay is quoted at $14 to $16.
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CHARMING NEW SILK SWEATERS
They'newest creations in rich Silk Sweater Coats that for
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Women's rich black Silk Sweater Women's super -quality, heavy silk,
Coats, Monarch knit, close weave, sailorersey knit Monarch Sweaters, extra long,
collar, fancy belt. Colors, black and large sailor collar and sash, in colors of
white, melon and white, paddy and purple and white, black and white, shell
white, gold and white. A very dressy pink and white. The richest Silk
garment at $10.00 each Sweaters of the season. Each $15.00
Many other styles of Art Silk and pure Silk Sweaters. From $5.00 upward
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YOUR
HlLD
will not suffer with sunburn or heat
rash if you use Zam-Buk.
The Superintendent of S. A. Fresh
Air Camp at Clarkson's, Ont., says:
We always keep a supply of
Zam•Buk at our Children's Camp.
We nae 1t constantly for sunburn,
insect stings and bites, as well aa
for cuts, bruises and sores, and be-
lieve there is nothing to equal it."
Zam•Buk 1s especially suitable for
a child's tender skin, owing to Its
purity of eomposltlon. It contains
absolutely none of the coarse ani-
mal fat or harsh mineral drugs
found in ordinary ointments,
All dealers, 50c. box.
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The New Perfection Oil
Stove is just what you
need. We have them
for sale--three-burner
and four -burner Stoves.
-Call and See Them -
W. R. PINDER
Phone 155 Hamilton Street
The Seeks Coal Co.
saeoemen, to a ellonagh & Gledhill
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS POR
LEHIGH VALLEY
THE COAL THAT SATISFIES
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,
I,itne, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
OFFICE PHONE - - - - 75
B. 3. Satilts' Residence 275
W. W Saults' Residence 202
No Reason Assigned.
Vicar (at village Red Cross conceit)
-Miss Jones will ming again -"1 ('an -
not Tell You Why." --London Opinion.
School of Commerce
CLINTON, ONTARIO
EASTER TERM BEGINS
APRQL 10th, 1917
Von have always intended t6
take a Commercial and Steno.
graphic Course some time. Do
it now. A course here putts you
in a position to command a good
incotne whenever and as long as
you want it. Can you invest
your money and time in any
stock, war loan or anything else
that will promise you so great a
return ?
We Guarantee Positions
to Graduates
Write for full information.
DO IT NOW.
B. F. WARD, .A., M. Accts.
Pn(�vr: `'t1X Priecipal