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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-7-12, Page 3r-+ .eras. s1. y^ s..a+•q► cu ...� •11 f;i‘rr, THE SIGNAL - GODERICtI, ONTARIO THE ONINIL IND ONLY DENUINE BEWARE OF IMITA- TIONS SOLD ON 1HE MERITS Oil MiNARD'S LINIMENT MEDICAL DK. (il•;u. HFILEMANN, OSTEO I'ATH..peciahet In women'. and chi ane'. dkea.e.. acute, :bronlc and uervou.db order., eye, ear, now and throat. Partial deaf ear, lumbago and rheumatic oondtUoor Ade - mold. morel without the knife. Office at ee kleuew, corner Neloon and St. AndreW'e levet.. At home office Monday., Tbuteday. sod Saturday.: any erasing by appointment. DENTISTRY DRIx K. H. G. Mat 1N,l;LL-HONOR Orad new Toronto Untier•ily. Graduate nye 11 oliege Of Dental tlurreuu.. 81100011.4.11. to the late MiOur Yale. Onkel 'war kimono and We.t street, Uodetkh. AUCTIONEER IjteoMAs\ iUNDRY AUCTIONEER; Ilea W. Ooderica. All instructions by mall Of YR at 81arid tete will be peompty et andel le. Reard.nre telephone 119 LEGAL it U. MAYO BARRISTER, litILICIT.,g, IWTAKT PLBUC, ETU ,S r- urians Rank Block. Ritesikee &vest, odwbb. Telephone al. Beal Estate Lama and las reaCa PIWUDFO(YT,KILWRAN a COOKE B.8JUUST=as, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC. inc. Moe on the Seems. aseoi 1 dem frees Masa. ars street. Gedericb. Private fund. l0 loan at b MM. M. Psuunnwrr. Le. J. L. IUta,eaarr • MrJ6-Dr40SO o LU. CAMERON. K. C., HARRIS Tilt, ..lector, notary 'Mille Office. too Strom" urd.rtcb, third door fr. swa. Alt Clinton 1 bbd rar of each week In M�eeWsnoq •tbert t ,teat occupied by Mr. r bor(„aa.m.losp.n. 41e.8A °ARROW, LL.B.. BA R18T R rattorsey, sdblar. et*, data Money ss lend at lowest rate. 11 BEAGER, BARRISTER, SOL • b/tor. Notary Public acrd Conre anoar, loo -Court House Ou4.itc . *1'i IIisUUllcs, LOANS, ETC. Ick1LI OP MUTUAL FIRE IN A U R •NCE C O. -Fars asd imbued taws property insured. Spar Jac (,moody. Pres., Goderlcb P.O.; Ja.. grime,Viol-Pres., Beechwood P. 0.; nameL en.-Treas.. Seatortb P. O. IMreotors -U. ..Ycurne,gtoor. Heatorth ; John ]. Grieve, W inthrop ; W ills. Klou l'on.taooe; Joan Reunewei., Br0dh.g.o; (leo. McCartney, 8aafo tl. ; Hobert Pori., Harlock ; Malcolm Melweu, Bruosadd-' Agent.. J. W. Too. God' rich ; Alex. lntttch, ( ltot.un ; William Che.ne , tieaforth L him, hley, b eeforth. Policy -hoiden can p.y assel•meou and get their oar& reo.lpted at H. J. Morelib's Clothing Store, Clinton, R. H. (,alt'. Greeley, Elr.+Fos street( Uod.rbb, oe J. H. hand'. Omani Store, Bayfield. • :20V,000 PRIVATE PUNDIT TO =JON. bad. Amity to M. G. CAM. N. Barrlatar Hamilton attest. Uodwleb. W !t. ROBERTSON, a INSURANCE AGENT. VIa11CD LIGHTNING t British. Canadian and American. &00111E$T Swan e LCD arrLOTaas' LUX/I. ter : 7'wer The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Limited. of London, tag. EiDstlTy ,ND dt:ARLNTaa HONOR : The U,8, Fidelity and Gue vrtee Company. Gatos at reeldenoc, ortheart corner of Via awia and 8L Dav id +.t reef. ' Pbone 176, Patents, Traae Marks, Designs Secured in A11 Countries. Writs for free book "PATENTS PItOTIC( TION. Tells all about and how to get• pat mita RARCOCK & BONS, e.tabllehed 1217 formerly Patent I,Mce Examiner, Matte of Patent Laws, Regl.tered Patent Attorney. sta. lath. James Street.. Montreal. Branehes- UUawa and Wa.hington. RepreeentaUvee In all foreign countrlee. ellaMMMARkelletaiekeeeraettelleeMelteiRdetelatel • Brophe3 Bros. GODKRIOH 1 ne Leading Funeral Directors and Embalmers Orders carefully attended to at all hours, night or day. The Best Newspaper 'Value In Western Ontario Chi tonbon gtbiet *r v 1. Au 4$d dont S?' m' Tar -. W. C. T. U. CONVENTION. Annual Gathering for Huron County Held Last Week at Knox Church. The county convention of the W. U. T. U. held in Knox church July 4th and btb was well attended. A great awouot of successful work done during the year was reported by Superintendents of depatwenu, of which there ere sixteen. The presi- dent, Mrs. Hooper, of Exeter, pre- sided et all the .rasion. A very pleasing pa rt of the conven- tion was the ptewncr of Mn. Gordon WI light, Dominion president of the W. C.1'. U. She took charge of part of the afternoon prugryw by conduct - In g"a school of methods," She sug- gested that each local Union ask the Minister of Education to make seien• tatic temperance • test subject in the schools. She also ,poke of the awful temptations that surround tbesoldiers daily in English camps and quoted words of an officer she wet while visit- ing Ho Minh Columbia, who wiebed the war would be concluded at any cost." Miss Marjorie Aitken sac* • solo which was most delightful. Rev. E. 0 Powell in giving his re - pat 1, in law enforcement wade the nlairwrnt that there was enough whiskey in the county now to lest six yrrrs. He pointed out that in ord. r that every woman's name be on the tweets' lint the Unions should begin at onoe to take a crn.us of the mower of the community and that they be edu- cated to right voting,; not merely following the pantie u of their bur - bawds and fathers but taking -a stand for the wen who will uphold right and elevated ideals of ciiixenehip. Mr. A. T. Couper, the newly ap- pointed field secretary for Huron county. was called so the trent and asked to make a few remarks. He was dependlug very largely on the W. C. T. U. for eupporl, be said, atilt would do his part in carrying on the splendid work Hey. Mr. Powell bre been doing. Mrs. Wright spoke a few moments at the close on woofer's I t•anchiee and the splendid work -the Associated Kin" of the Canadian expeditionary forces is doing fur the relatives of the soldiers at war. She Also solicited suheeruhers for the periodical entitled 'The Kinsman." price 73 cents. At the evening meeting the first stew op the program was p sweet song given by Mrs. Sunbury. A most in- teresting double gold nsedal contest of singing and reciting was presented by nine girls and two bor. ' The selec- tions were all tine and were given in such excellent style that it war diffi- cult for the judges to decide as to those deserving the medals. Event- ually the favor was given to Miss Mildred Brower, of Blyth. for singing, and to Master A1l4n, of «inghem, for reciting. Mire Edith Reinhart, of Ooderich. one of the competitors in reciting, cave so close to Master Allan that it wee decided by the convention to present her also with a medal, Mn. Wright gave an address in the cour.e of which she said : "Let us thank God that we face the world as enfranchised citizens. NVoman has now equal rights with her husband and father." She believed that this was (i'd's plan at the beginning, for the Bible says, ••male and female created He them," that they should walk side by -bider neither 'tottering which 1s ruling. but each with a de- sire to help the other. The speaker referred to the unfair laws that have been existing in British Columba t, the father having full control of his children, and expressed her delight that now the women have the vote they will be able to improve the laws. She Cleo called attention to the btavt ry of the women of France. Some have been seen ploughing very near the firing line. A bullet would occeeioneatly strike elle and she would fail without it sound and another woman would immediately tate her place. Thursday morning Mr. O. M. El- liott, agent of the Children's Aid Society, erget! the women to help all those in our 'town who are living in unfavorable conditions and give com- panionship 1t' wayward girls, showing them genuine interest and striying to lead them to a love for better things. The organiser of Young People's Circles of the Presbyterian church of Huron county urged that the women back up the education of children along moral lines and that all organi- zations he asked to take up a collec- tion once a ye$r to catty on this work. The oMcere elected for the coming year are : President, Mrs. H. Hooper, zeter ; vice-president, Mrs. Dark, Brussels ; corresponding secretary, Mr.. A. 7'. Cooper, Clinton ; recording secretary, Miss It. 8. Allan, (ioderich ; treaslar trer, Mre. (Rev.) Shp, Exeter. A recommendation ruse passed that a Children's Shelter he eetebllshed in Goderich. The member, of the W.C.T.U. wish to thank all those who helped in any way towards making the convention a BUCCreel. CHEAPER POULTRY FEED. On account of the scarcity and high price of feed the poultry industry of this country is threatened by the lrospect of the wholesale slaughter of aying sto7k and a serious falling off in the number of pullets to be ma- tured. The necessity for retaining for mill - Ing every possible bushel of wheat suitable for that purpose need not be emphasized. To provide poultrymen with feed for rearing their young stock without unneaesstatily lowering the supplies of milling wheat, the Federal Department of Agriculture has regieeted millers throughout Canada to put on the market the cracked and shiunken wheat removed from grain before it le mined. In addition to .small and broken wheat thee" cleanings consist chiefly of tate seed', of wild buckwheat„ a near relative of the cultivated buckwheat. The poultry division of the Central Experimental Perm hate need wild buckwheat in feedingexperimenta and report. it to he a high) sats',factory poultry feed and has ordered two care of buckwheat screenings for the Cen- tral and hranoh Experimental Farms from the Ganadiaa Uevernment, ele- vator's at Fort William. Fowls mood to gond brain do nd1 take to it at first, but w*Fp w. n do o t. fly e tlretl on It. rIs►ina(atisge. from tonal MOOT timerMedL. Iboludiejma imed .fl. 1W0 LONG YEARS HE SUFFERED "Fruit -a -tires" Made Him Feel As It Walking On Alt Oscura, Orr., Nov. 28th. 1914. "For over two years, I was troubled with Coe liftalios, Drowsiness, Lack of Appetite and Headaches. One day I saw your sign which read " F'ruit-a-fives make you feel like walking on air." This appealed to me, so I decided to try a box. In a very short time, I began to feel better, and now I feel fine. I have aguodappetite, relish everything I eat, and the Headaches are gone entirely. I recommend this /deems, frail rwedtcirrr to all my friends". DAN McLEAN. 50c. a box, 6 for 82.50, trial Ilse, 23e. At all dealers orient postpaid by,Fruit- a-tives Limited, Ottawa. kinds of mustard*. Thee, however, would not as a rule amount 10 more than two or three per cent. of the cleanings iri the case of the standard grade, of 1Vestern wheat. This uu- terial is 'pedally tecomruended for backyard, suburban and prof esbifinal poultrymen. On faints the cleanings from yards end poultry houses where it had been fed would have to he die - posed of eo as not to disseminate nox- ious weeds in grain fields. Those intere,ted in obtaining tbts clans of feed should immediately arrange with local mills or feed deal - ere for a supply. The will. cannot be expected to keep thie materiel for poultry unless it is demanded for that purpose and that rest. with the poul- trymen themselves. How Is Your Appetite? Lose of appetite during tbe!summer month* to a common tuoutile, and in- dicates that the digestive eyetetn is out of order. Lacking a healthy ap- petite many Oeople--eepeci•slly women -go too Leg without food, or eat sparingly because food seems to dis- tress then, and it is no wonder that they complain that they ,are constant- ly tired and unable to stand the hot weather. This simply means that the digestive syete'w is not doing.ir. prop. er work, and that the nutriment that should come from the food is not being distributed to the various or- gans of the body. In other, words, the blood i, growing thin and watery. You need a summer tonic, and in all. the realm of medicine there is no tonic can equal Its. Williams' Pink Pills. Take a abort treatment with these- pills hesepills now and notice how promptly your appetite returns and your power to digest food improves. Your food• will then do you good, your strength will return and you will no longer complain that the hot weather tires 7011 ..alt. The best time to begin taking Dr Williams' Pink Pills it for moment you feel the least bit out of sorts. The sooner you do so the atxoner you will regain your old-time energy. You can get these pills through any medicice dealer or by mail at 50 cents a hc.x or .ix Mixes for =22.50 from The Dr. Wil- liami Medicine Co., Brockville, Una. SCOTTISH HERO TORPEDOED. Capt. Luke Holmes' Second Experience with Submarines. Halifax, July 3.-A man who fought an exciting duel with a U-boat ar- rived here today on his way home to Sydney. Tele way Captain Like Holmes, whose st -aadr . was torpedoed without warning, 11e is as game se ever for War zone voyage.. The Scottish Hero, his steamer, sailed fgow Sydney on May 31st with a cargo of steel product-. for Havre and Manchester. She carried it crew of thirty-one men. Captain Holmes took charge of her when she was pur- chased by the Black Diamond Line last year. This ie Captain Holmes' second ex- perience with U -Stats. H"' wee on the *tomer Motwena, also of the Black Diamond Liue, when in 1915 she was torpedoed on her way out from England in ballast_ The Scottish Hero before the war sailed the- Great Lakes and was well known at Goderich h -Thor. The Canadian Rockies. The best and newest sections and highest peeks are seen from the trans- continental Intone of the Canadian Northern Railway leaving Toronto every Mo rdav, Wednesday and Fri- day. Por attractive booklet., through iickete end tool information, apply to .7. W. Craigia, town agent. Moderate. "Does your wife belong to all the afternooe, elute, 7" "Not all of them. She thinks six' afternoon clubs per week is about enough." -Kansas City Journal. Children make sweet mitotic In a home until they get old enough to t aka manic lessons. , 1 e MAKE PERFECT BREAD ,041P R YALt'�t- CAKE$ r YEAST '1 f1 +s.9arI,¶itn:a411 MARKET QUOTATIONS JULY 9th Cheadle Markets Cowansvllte, Que.-Fifteen factories offered 1,240 packages of butter. All sold at 365,jc. Thirty boxes cheese sold at 20%c. London, Ont. -Six factories board• ed 906 boxes. 386 sold at 21c. Hal. Ince unsold. Vankleek H11I.-1,688 boxes of white and 60 of colored offered. All sold at 21%c. Belleville, Ont. -2,352 boxes of white' were offered. All sold at 21i„c. Campbellford offerings were 1500; all sold at 21%c. Napanee, Ont. -2,155 were boarded; all sold at 21 1.16c. Iroquois -1,120 cheese were board- ed, 860 colored and 270 white. Price bid on board, 213 c; no sales. AU sold on the curb at 2114c. plcton-2,230 boxes were offered; 210 sold at 21%c. balance at 21 5.16c. Cornwall offerings were 3.383 boles; all sold at 21 5-l6c. Perth -2,000 boxes of cheese offer- ed; all.so!d at 21%c. Brockville -4,460 white and 1.380 colored were boarded, 3,716 selling at 21%c. Kingston -615 white and 571 color- ed olored were boarded. Abyut 700 Ibld at 21 1-16c. '- - Alexandria -1,113 boxes of white cheese were offered. All sold et 21 6-16 cents. Toronto Cattle Market Choice heavy steers ...311.00to$11.10 Butchers', choice handy .11.00 11.50 . do. good 9.50 10.00 do. common 8.50 9.00 Butchers' bulls, choice9.25 9.75 do. good 7.00 18.00 do. medium ..........7.10 7.50 Butchers' choice cows'8.25 8.7o do. good -7.25 7.75 • do. medium 6.75 7.26 Feeders, 900 to 1,000 lbs8.50 9.25 do med., 700 to 3007.75 8.25 Stockers, 700 to 900 lbw7.00 8.25 do. medium 6.00 6.50 Canners . 5 00, 6.-00 Milkers. good to choice .90.00 120.00 do. coo, and med40.00 80.00 Springers 40.00 120.00 Calves, veal, cholee ..,12.00 15.50 do. medium 10.50 11.50 do. common 6.00 8.50 do. grass ' 6.00 7.00 do. heavy fat 8.00 10.50 Spring lambs, cwt;' ..-16.00 16.50 Sheep, yearlings, choloe clipped - . 10.00 11.00 Sheep, ewes, light, c11p• ped . . 8.00 8.50 do. heavy and bucks6.50 7.50 do. culls Coo 5.50 Hoge, fed and watered16.75 00.00 do. off cars 17 00 00.00 do. f.o.b. ...10 75 16.00 Toronto Grain Markets Toronto Board of Trade market two- tatlons:- $lanitoba Wh t -Track, bay ports, No. 1 northern, 32.46; No. 3 northern, 82.43. Manitoba Oats --Track, bay ports. No. 2 C:W., 80c. American n7. -No. 3 yellow, 11.93, JlomlnaL Ontario Wheat -No, 2 winter. 32.30 to 112.35. according to freights outside; No. 3 winter, 32.28 to 82.33. • Ontario Outs -No quotations. Peas -Nominal. Barley -Malting, nominal. Rye -No... -,new, 32.05, nominal. 8iatthtoba .ours -First patents, in jute bag4, 312.140,„ ..second patents, 811.90; eteong bikers', $11760. Ontario Flour -Winter, new, track. Toronto, prompt shipment, according to sample, 410 to 810.10. M!Ilt-ed-('arlote, delivered; Mon- treal freights; Shorts, 338 to 3:39; bran. 832; middling, 112. good fetd flour, per bag, $2.80 to 32.90. Hay -Track, Toronto. extra No. 2, 312.50 to 313.60, mixed, 39 to $1L Straw -Carlota, 39. Wholesale Produce Toronto wholesalers are paying: Cheese -New, large, 221, to 23o; twins, 22% to 23%c; triplets, 23 to 23%c; old, large, 30c; twins, `•30' c; triplets, 20%c. Butter -Fresh dairy, choice, 33 to 34e; creamery prints, 56 to 37c; solids, 35 to 35%c. Eggs -New -laid, In cartons, 37 to 38c; out of c rtons, 36c. Dressed po Rey -Spring chickens, 30c; fowl, 22 24c; squabs, per doz., 34.00 to 34.50; turkeys, 25 to 30c. Live poultry Spring chickens, lb., 20 to 30c; hens, 16 to 19c. Beans -Imported, hand-picked, 39.00 to 39.60 per bush.; Limas, per lb., 18 to 19c. potatoes -Red Star, new, bbl., 38.00 to 88.50; North Carolinas, new, bbl., 38.00 to 38.50; seconds, bbl., 37.00. Dressed Meats -Wholesale Toronto wholesale houses are quot- ing to the trade as follows: Beef, forequarters, cwt.$13.50to$14. 50 do. hindquarters ... 18.00 20.00 Carcasses, choice 16.00 17.00 do. t:ommon 13,60 16.60 Veal, choice 18.00 20.00 do. medium 12.00 14.00 Heavy hogs 17.00 18.00 Shop hogs 21.00 22.00 Mutton, light 16.00 17.00 do. heavy 12.00 16.00 Lambs, yearling 21,00 22.00 Spring lamhs. per Ib.27 .29 -, 4 •- Chicago Live Stock rattle - Receipts, 300; market steady; beeves, $8.30 t 0312.90; stock - ere and feeders. 86.20 to 39.60; cows and helfters, 86.40 to 311,76; calves, 310 to 314.75. Hogs -Receipts, 12,000; market weak; light, 814.40 to 816.70; mixed, 814.60 to 816.96; heavy, 814.46 to 116.96; rough, 114.46 to 814.60; pigs, 311 to 114.20; bulk of sales, 14.90 to 16.76. Sheep-Recelpts, 3,000; mar- ket arket steady; lambs, native, 39.76 to 116.60. Bast Buffalo Cattle Cattle-Recolpt., 226; market slow. Vea1s-Receipyts, 60; market active and (ower, $6 to 114.25 Hoge Ite- osipts, 1.600; market strong; heavy, 118.36 to $146.40; mixed 816 30 to 16.401 yorkere, 116,116 to $16.30; light yorkers, 816.25 to 04.76;.pIga, 316 to 816.25; roughs. fltio to 814.26; stage, 312 to$13. Sltbep and lambs -Roe leapt., light; tumidly and unchanged. i THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1917 3 0•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••011 • • 1 • ••�;��� D. �-LLAR SON ,�� i •�-" .,. • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• •• • r ••• •• •• •• •• • •• • • • • jr • • • •• • • • •• •• •• • • a • • •• • • •• • • • •• •• • •• • Special Values in Cottons and Sheetings Buy Cottons now for future use We are showing some splendid values in high-grade Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Longcloths, Cambrics, Nainsooks, Madapolams, Lawns, Organdies, Etc. The outlook of the Cottati-market looks as though we will not be able to offer such values for some time. Hig}-grade Anelior Brand Sheeting, 72 inches wide, 75c yard. 81 inches wide, 85c ya Special slue in English heeting, in plain and' twill, 72 inches wide, 25c to 50c per yard. I inches wide, 35c to 60c per yard. High -grad Anchor Brand Pillow Cotton, 40 inches, 39c yd. 45 inches, 45c yd. Special value in Ca dian and English Cottons, full 36. inches wide, ,12 I -2c to 30c yard. Specs Showing of Horroclaes' Celebrated Cottons Wa h Goods of Rare Beauty July is the Wash Goods month. Nlany new lines just opened up. The nattiest designs we have ever shown. Palm beach and Panama Suitings Palm Beach and Panama,Suitings,,in all plain colors, fancy stripes and novelty designs, 36 inches to 40 inches 'de, 45c to 60cyard. Voiles in the daintiest of patterns, double width, from 2,5c to signs, in stripes, checks, plaids and fancy 5c yard. Special White Goods fo Gabardines 50c and 75c Repps 25c to 39c Piques 20c to 45c Drills I 5 to 25c Separate Skirts, Middies, Etc. Indian Head 20c to 30c Middy Twill 25c Crown Twill 30t Bedford Cords 25c to 35c sport Our store will close Wednesdays u g fuly and August at 1 p. m. THE STORE THAT SER ES. YOU BEST • •• • • • o • • •• • PHONE 56 JVlillars Sotc ' Store PHONE 56• • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••`,t♦•• WESTERN UNIVERIIY, tendon Three more sew Professors L equal to any is Canada. Students can now',obtain as. good an education in Arts and Medicine at the Western as anywhere. E. E. BRAITHWAITE,M.A.,PH.D., PRESIDENT The Cruel Thing. "The floorwalker called me down for being lute this mtrnin'." •'Ice's gut a nerve e•xp.ctin' me girls to danee till 3 in the tetanal' mai get here at 8."-Hrowning'e Magazine. r-- PERSONALS. Ontario Women. Chatham, Ont. -"Some time ago I hat • general breakdown. It terminated it quite a bad cane Dr. Pierce's Favor. ite Preecription wan recommended to me by a friend who used it and received much benefit. I be- gan taking it and in six months I was completely cured of my ailment and have never had any return of same. 1 • ran recommend this medicine as being good, if one will give it a fair trial." -Moa. Joule Acesa.:, 87 Edgar Si,•Chatham, Ont. At the first symptoms of any derange- ment at any period of life the one safe really helpful remedy i. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Thousands of women In Canada have taken it with unfailing success. Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription is s true friend to women in times of trial. For headache, backache, bot flambee, mental depression, dizziness, fainting epeIls, lassitude and exhaustion, women r1J never fail to take this tried and true woman's medicine. Prepared from nature's [roots and herbs, it contains no alcohol or narcotic, nor any harmful ingredient. In either tablet or liquid form. Write Dr. Pierce, lnvalidte Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.. to -day for free medical advice. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets not only the original hut the best Lads Liver Pills, fir',' put up aper 40 years ago, by Dr. R. V. Piercebave been reek imitated but asps , thou/sands attest. pt y vegetable,beinRg m•deup of yeon- eentrated and refined medicinal prin- eiples extracted fmm the rrew. of American plait.. I)o not gripe. One or two for �hbaoo. 6pgrective, thins 41e Ism lag • GIRLS WANTCD For once work to fill the pl.di•e of men who navb gone or are going to the front. Yining women can render the .'ountry real servios by preparing to t.ke potations in books and business offices. special Courw. of training In' (took. keeping, .Short hand and all other Com- , nraeial object.. now to program Student. admitted any time. Illustrated catalogue free. Northern Business College, Ltd. OWF;N SOUND. ONT. C. A. FLEMING, Principal. The Saults Coal Co. Sorcewor. to Mclron.gh R Gledhill EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR LE&IlON VALLEY iso THE •AL THAT SATISFIES We della p Hard and Soft Coal, Lime, edgaient, Fire Brisk, Fire Clay, alai Hard and Soft Wood, Maple alit Hemlock Slabs. Fresh iclrs of Lime and CemeIlt just received. OFFICE PHONE - - - - 75 B. ). Sanits' Residence 275 W. W Sanits' Residence's 202 MacEwen Estate cl'usive agents for RANTON for Goderich and District. Homeseekers' Excursions Every Monday till October 29th. LOW FARES FROM TORONTO TO Albreda . , . 964.00 Athabasca 46.60 Edmonton . , 47.00 etettl.r , 47.00 Canova . 211.76 North •sttiaford e.,....,...: 43.75 Resin' . , , 40.60 Forward .. , 40.26 Saskatoon .. 42.25 Dauphin ....,.• .,.... 37.75 Lucerne .. ..w. •w93.00 Calgary .. a ....... .. w47.00 C.mr.M • v..... 46.75 Hanna ....... 46.00 Rosetewn .......... - 41.30 Vorkton .. ..,.e•,w.., 36.65 Moos. Jaw ,,,.ss,.,, 41.00 Prince Albert ..••.e.v 43.50 grandee .. s esess•asse•97.00 wlnalpeg . ■. pw iadira16.00 !For Tickets. Reseelt•re*�tlnns. Lj�ahr. tare `n.1 t ntornratlon. apklly toe tare (, ft, lies,ran.e, ((kkukllor- //kkMMeeVVVV11!!!!!! 06 wrrrdddJJJto 1t 1.. Falrhalrn, G.P.A., W King St. E., Toronto. CANAulAh NORTHER' Any quantity ilest al Slabs, Mixed Wood, He and Kindling (Cedar or Pine. TELEPHONES, office 98 residence 212 or 68 • 11 w•N NNNwHN4oN Many a man's wife dresses Stylishly became -his ereditore can aft.,rd it. URIC ACID IN MEAT' COCS THE KIDNEYS Take a glare of Salta if your Back hurts or Bladder bothers you -Drink more water. 1f you must have our meat every day, eat it, tint flush your kidneys with salts oreasionally, pays a noted authority who tells its that .nest forms uric acid which slmoat paralyzed the kidneys in tneir ef- forts to expel it from the blood. They brume sluggish and weaken, then yea suffer with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the heck or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, ,tongue is coated and when the weather is had you have rheumatic twinges. Tke urine Beta cloudy, full of sediment, tbs channels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three time during the night. To neutralize these irritating acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste get torr ounces ea Jail Salta from any pharmacy herep take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before,hreakfaat for a few days and your kidneys will then act boa This famous salts is nude from the acid of grapes and lemon Jules, combined with ithia, and hsa been used for gensrratione to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys. aim to neutralise the wide in urine, so it sl( Iongwr irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. .tad Salts is ineTpensi.e: cannot la - jure. and makes a delightful ederveaes a 'thio -water drink.