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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-7-19, Page 3TIIE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO OM.* THE ORIGINAL iND ONLY GENUINE BEWARE OF MITA- TIONS SOLD ON 1HE MERITS ON IINIRD'S LINIMENT MEDICAL i1K. 0E0. HMLEMANN, OSTEO JJ PATH. specialist to women's sod ahl dren'a diabase*, acute, 'brook mod nervous dim Steen, eye, ear. nom old throw., partial deaf ass, lumbago and rheumatic conditions. Ada aside remove] wttbout the toils. OMoe at residence, corner Nelson sod St. Aodrew's trona At home officio Moody.., Thursdays sad Saturdays: any evening by appointment DENTISTRY nit. H. 0. MAt'1N)NELL.-HONOR 11 Graduate Toronto University.OrWwte 4q7y a College of Dental Su r meow. a.00ea.or to the Nle Malar Sale. Offices raer egos(' and West street. AUCTIONEER THOMAS GUNDRY AUCTIONEER; lbs 67, Uodericb. AltlastrecUoas by Will se len at Signal cmce will be prosirstlY at esd.d to. Ksafdeere Wishbone 119. LEGAL R. u, HAYS BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC. ETC. aies-Sterllog Bank Block. Medallion 81wt. 'Aortal. Telephone tb. Real liaise. Loma and Amore/we. PROUt IKNY ',ifILLORAN t COOKS ILARKIIIVERS. 8UL1C1TOlts, NOTARIES PUBLIC. ITC. Ctrs. m the Square. mound doer from Ham- let/re .Meet. Goderich. Private fuods to loan at lowest ratite. M. Paocorour, Y.C. J. L Ktu,oaae H. J. D. Coons rt0. CAMERON, K. C., BARRi& 1 CK. solicitor. notary pabtto. Offices Moo Street. Guderica. Wird door Ir" Er. At Chntoe 7 burvdey of weak In silos on AIbe.t 'Irret emu by Nr. HHHHaaww..par. oma hunt. U. a.m. to pm. asixow, LL.B.. se lffl, atJrruey, solicitor. et. . Cade - noseyey to lend at beset rates `I 8KAOER, BARRISTER, SOL- lottor, Notary PuUodblleerlcb. onI Mud Cve sne. so. -court Hous. u►ner a INSURANCE, LOUTS. ETC. gcK1L1OP MUTUAL FIRS IN e C R A N C E CO. -Yarns and isolated n property ln..ured, ( ween- J... l °molly. Pres.. Goderiob P.O.; J.a. hyena, Vloe-Piga, Beechwood 1'. 0.; Thomas L. lyn, Bea-Treas.. e.aforth P. O. Dt»otas-D. F..NcUrroeggoorr 8satort ; Jahn 3. Orissa. Winthrop; W IIIWu Rion Constance; John Bennewela. Brpdbagen ; Geo. b ccsrtem. 8eafortb ; Robert Ferris. Matlock ; Yalodm Mctwen, Brumfield. Agents: J. W. Yeo. Godt rich ; Ales. Leitch. Clinton ; W thlam Chesney, Seaf.rth ; L binchley. deafen-Gt. Policy -hoidens eau pay awm .rnents and get their Dards reoutptid at R. J. MorTMb's Clotbir.g 8tors. Clinton. R. L Culla Grocery, Kingston Amt. (lode/rich, or J. M. Reldb General Store, Bayfield. a O 000 UCAN- N. FUNDS TO lf ldD loan. Apply to U. G. CA- N.Berrister Hamilton street. Gadsden. R. ROBERTSON. eV s INSURANCE AO1KNT. ✓ um AND LI0HTNINU 1 British. Canadian and American. ADOIDENT DICKSON/ AND hNrLoraaa' LIADIL Iry : The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation ( Limited. of London. £.g. JTr AND tdUARANTaa BONDS : The U.a. 67dent, and Oto 'ntee Company. Ogee at resldenoe, ortbeast corner of Vic- e nte lo-ente and et.. Bavld s streets. 'Phone 176. Patents, Trane larks, Designs Secured in All Countries. Write for free book "PATENTS PROTEC- TION. Tells all about and how to get. pat seta BABCOCK t 80N8. established 11117 formerly Patset t.Mos Examiner, Maate of Patent Laws, Reglwtered Patent Attorneys eta, 04 M. James Street, Montreal. Branches - Ottawa and Washington. Representatives In ell foreign countries. eigageWOMMWeneetensfeenaneedlesneeeeelbeeMbreerre Brophe3 Bros. (l(111K14.i('H 'Ise Leading Funeral Directors and Embalmers Orders carefully attended to at .11 hours. night or day. The Best Newspaper Value In Western Ontario the tonbon Rbverttser all Mall Editloae BP Per Year MUNICIPAL. COUNCILS. OOLBORNE TOWNSHIP. The municipal council of Colborne township met July 4th in the township hall. Members all present except Councillor Currey. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted, on motion of Messrs. Snyder and McCann. Moved by Snyder and McCann that we pay $4.26 per day for man and team, and to inspectors $1.75 per day, the council to pay $1 and the contractor 75c. Carried. Moved by McCann and Snyder that we advertise to gravel Benmiller hill, Kuntz- hill and Dunlop hill. Moved byMcCann and Fisher that we let te contract of building the abutments and wing walls at Benneiller bridge to E. T. Ptrunmer at the sum of $6.50 per yard measured io the wall. Abutments to be flgured up as at 2 feet at top of dean wall, and 18 inches on top of wing - walls, on north to be A feet at bottom and 18 inches on top, to be 10 feet long; wing wall on south of east abut. went to be 3 feet at bottom and 18 inches on top, to be 10 feet long. The following accounts were passed and ordered paid : Mrs. R. M. Young, Mrs. Jas. Long, Misr McManus, Mr.. (Rev.) Hamilton, $71.00 each, for Red Crow branches ; Jobn Clark, repairing col...ts, $7.00; C.P,R., freight on tile, $10 40 ; E. Good, inspecting, $2.00; Oeo. Ashton, 10 cords gravel, L. It., $37.50; John Taylor, tile culvert on Division line. $2.3U; repairing culvert, con. 10, 118.00; A. Morris, gravelling and drawing tile, $8.00; D. Bogie, team on grader, $4.25; Jos. Thompson, grading, $4 25, putting in culvert, $3 (0, $7.'2. , ; E. Shaw, inspecting, $3.50; D. F. Sctwrens, 106 loads gravel, $15.90; John Barker. cleaning gravel pit and grading, $40.00; G. Mc - Nell, cleaning ditch. north boundary, $13.20; G. McNeil, arawing tile and putting in file culverts, $8;.110; A. Mugford, work in gravel pit, $9.00; W. W. Fisher, gravelling. con. 1, $14.80, 28 loads gravel, $4.20, $19.00; Henry Fisher, repairing Benceiller bridge, $3.50; Oirvin Young, repair- ing road north of No. 3 school house, 12.00. Moved by Fisher and Snyder that we adjourn to meet on AegueL 14 at 1.30 p.m. R. MCILWAIN, Township Meat. . EAST WAWANOSH. Minutes of council meeting held on June Z(tth. Members all present. Minutes d( last meeting were read and passed.Communication from the Q'tren Alexandranitarium, London. ;taking for a denatld i in aid of that institu- tion, received and filed. V. Potter present,d a bill or sheep destroyed by dogs lately. Action In this matter de- ferred till next met1ting. No appeals being received again assessments on the Kelly drain, the court of revision on the wine was closed end the bylaw finally read and plumed. Regarding the question of purchasing( tuoreirowd machinery. it was eoneideredadvisable that, owing to the leteneee of the m - son, no more graders be Parch -. at present. The Reeve and clerk ere instructed to prepare a Tetter of , n- dolenee to Councillor and Mrs. - chanan on the death of their son, r cently killed in action in France, and also to forward a similar letter to the widow of this gallant young soldier. The following accounts %sere paid : Blyth Standard, ad., drain contract, $1 ; The Exeter Manuf.teturing Co., g rader. $05 ; A. Porterfield, rent of road allowance, $'L : R. Chamney, poets for fens at river bridges, $10.20; McClenaghan, work with _ . grader, 10 ;' commutation statute. labor tax, $5 : . A. Currie, repairing eelverts and widening road, concession 12, CCS, rebel grading ou concession 13, $5 ; D. McGill and J. C. Stoltz, ger- vices as sheep valuatorv, $2 eacb ; A. Porterfield, bylaws andclerk's fees o0 the Kelly drain 430 ; J. C. Stoltz, shovelling gravel, $2.40. For gravel, P. King, $4.50 ; W. Halter, $3.00 ; S. Frisby,- $3.511 ; J. Pfeffer, $7.201 ; Ed. kwin, $9.511. For Red Cross -bel. grave, $70; Whitechurch, $61; Auburn, $01 ; Westfield, $80 ; Me - Gowans, IR30. Next meeting of the" council will be held nn Monday, July 30th. A. PonegeeIELD, Clerk. "I FEEI SINE A NEW BEING" 'TRUiT-A-TiVES' Brought The Joy Of Heald Atter Two Year: SoHeei.g MADAM LAPLANTC 85 St. Rose St., Montreal. April 4th. "For over two years I was sick and miserable. I suffered from constant Headaches, and Aad Artpitaliow of the Heart so badly that I feared 1 would die. There seemed to be a lump in my stomach and the Constipation was dreadful. I suffered from Pain its the Back aid A'idtsey Disease. I was treated by a physician for a year and a half and he did me no good at all. j trne.l "Fruit-a-tives " as a last resort. After using three boxes, I was greatly improved and twelve boles made me well. Now 1 can work all day and there are no headaches, no Palpitation, no Ileart Trouble, no Constipation, no Pain or Kidney Trouble and .1feel like a este/sting-and it was "Fruit-a-tives" that gave be back my health". MADAM ARTHUR LAPLANTE. 50c. a -box, 8 for V.50, trial size, lac. .AE all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit - a -thee Limited, Ottawa. report not being to hand, this matter lies over for next meeting. Jas. Anderson was paid $25 for one sheep killed by dogs, on the report of in- spector L. Grant. Bylaw No. 5, 1917, was read three times and passed. This bylaw provides for a line of credit in the Sterling Bank to meet necessary disbursements until mph time as taxes are collected. Motion by Messrs. Aitchison and Johnston that township rate be two mills on the dollar and that bylaw be prepared in that behalf. Carried. The county rate will be 37-10 mills and one mill added for war tax. Reeve Mallough reported that he bad secured Mrs, MzDougal to act as nurse for Mrs. Kelly at St. Augustine at $7 per week. Motion by Aitchison and Purdnn that s recommended by Dr. T. E. Case, M. H. O., this nursing be continued in o.eeenrime and that Masers. Mal - and Johnston be committee wer to act. Carried. Motion Ston and Wateon that trees- ;ide county grant to Red lou with by Jo urer Cross Jo sites on the same basis es prevailed i February last. Accounts for work . •ne and salaries to the %Mount of $ , .24 were passed end paid on motion y Pruden and Wat- son. Council journed to meet August 25 at 1 p. W. A. Wii.8oN, Clerk. When Your Color Fades. When a girl -or awoman -fitter color fading, when her cheeks nd i s grow pale, and she gets eht breath easily, and her heart pa pi tea after alight exertion, or un- der the least excitement, it means that she is suffering from anaemia - thin, watery blood. Headache and backache frequently accompany this condition. and nervousness is often present. The remedy for this condition is to build up the blood, and for this pur- pose there is no medicine can equal Dr. Williams' Pink Palle. They build up and renew the blood, bring bright- ness to the eyes, color to the cheeks, and a general feeling of renewed health and energy. The Only other treatment needed is plenty of sun- light, moderate exercise and [good, plain food. The girl or woman who gives this treatment a fair trial will soon find herself enjoying perfect health; You can get, Dr. Williams Pink Pills from eny dealer in medicine, or by well postprid et 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., H. ockville, Ont. WEST NVAWANOSH. Municipal council met on July 7 es per adjournment of May 26. Members all present, P.eeve Mallough presiding. .Minutes of last meeting and special Meeting of June 10 read and approved, en motion by Metiers. Watson and Johnston. Financial statement read by.treasurer, W. J. Thompson, show- ing a balance on band of 1400.66. This statement filed, on motion by Metiers. Pardon and Aitchison. Dr. 7'. K. Case waited on council with a petition signed by himself and ten other ratepayers of Dungannon ask- ing for relief fromm-surface water flood- ing their beveral properties through which an award drain now runs and is inadequate for the purpose intended. Motion by Messrs. Johnston and Watson that engineer be *eked to examine and report to council. Car- ried. Messrs. Nlvin. and Culheet, owners of lou N. 416, concession 2, and lot 17, concession 2, respectively, served council with the nece.eary notice in writing asking that the Kirk award drain be extended pbtiut 100 rods southward, also that the present drain he deepened, widened and im• proved. Council agreed to take this matter up. at the same time asking petitioners to bear with them, as some difficulty was being found in getting work of this kind done. Clerk read letter from Geo. Pollock in which he asked that A. Rivers and Wm. Stotbere clean out their portions of Pollock award drain, Mao that en- gineer 'import the same when com- pleted. Motion by John"ton and Watson that, in view of the fact that 1 under present conditions council is unable to keep pace with drainage schemes as presented, clerk procure advice as to what power council has (if any) to employ another englneeer, In order that the several drainage e nbemea asked for may be disposed of. at the same time retaining town- ship engineer, who is engaged on larger works for municipality. Carried. Reeve Mallough reported tha', no agreements had been arrived st. during adjournment as to the Woods, Stewart and Thomas McQuil- lan drainages matters. Wm. McAllis- ter asked council to pay one-half of damages, he having three *beep killed and two worried by dogs. The owner of One dog has agreed to pay one-half of damages ; the second deg, although Bene, cannot be Ident.lfl4rd. The neoereary aledavI$ argil inspector' • 0 You can always tell what a man thinks of money by the things he will do to get it. To live a decent life is not all that is necessary ; a man can he decent and not be particularly useful. Money won't do everything, but you can't run a war ageinit the Kaiser without It. When a woman gets a love letter from her husband she appreciates it if it has a cheque In it. rMARr Quotnnoil JULY 16th Toronto Cattle Choice heavy steers .. $11.00to$11.2$ Butchers', choice handy . 1 1 .00 11.50 do. food 9.50. 10.00 do. common 8.60 9.00 Butchers' bulls, choice9.00 9.50 do. good 7.00 8.00 do. medium 7.00 7.50 Butchers' choice cows8.25 8.7. do. good 7.25 7.76 do. medium 6.75 7.26 Feeders, 900 to 1,000 lbs. 8.60 9.26 do med., 700 to 800. 7.76 8.26 Stockers, 700 to 900 lbs. 7.00 8.25 do. medium ' 6.00 6.50 Canners 5.00 6.00 Milkers, good to cholce90.00 120.00 do. com. and med40.00 80.00 Springers . 40.00 120.00 Calves, veal, choice 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 h 00 10.50 Spring lambs, cwt. 16.00 17.00 Sheep, yearlings, choice clipped . . 10.00 11.00 Sheep, ewes, light, clip: ped .. 8.50 9.50 do. heavy and bucks6.50 7.50 do. culls 4.00 5.50 Hogs, fed and watered .16... 00.00 du. oft cat a 16.50 00.00 do. f.o.b. 15.50 00.00 Wholessl. Produce Toronto wholesalers are paying: 'Eggs - Current receipts, cases returnable .. $ .30 to $ .32 Butter - Creamery solids .34 .36 Creamery prints .35 .36 Dalry .. .28 .30 Live Poultry -Buying price deliver- ed Tordnto. Chickens, aprfng.. . 20-.22 .25-.30 Hens, under 5 lbs. .16 .20 Hens, over 5 lbs. .19 .20 Roosters .. .14 .16 Ducks . . - .12 .00 Ducklings 20 .25 Turkeys . . .16 .18 Wholesale prices to the retail trade: Butter - Creamery solids 3714 to .38 Creamery prints, fresh.3814 .00 Choice dairy prints .34 .35 Ordinary dairy prints .32 .33 Bakers' .. .28 .29 Cheese -New, large, 23c; twins, 2314c; old, large, 30% to 31c; twins, 31e. Beans -Japanese. hand-pleked, bush- el, 87.50 to 88; Canadian, hand-picked. bushel, $9.26; prime, $8.75. Peas -Dried, bushel, 14.50 to $5. Toronto Grain Markets Toronto Board of Trade market quo- tations:- Manitoba uo- tations:- Manitoba Wheat -Track, bay ports, No. 1 northefir$2,' 4, nominal; No. 3 northern, $2.1511A. Manitoba Oats -Track, bay ports, No. 2 C.W., 81',4c. American Corn - No. 3 yellow, $1.99, nominal. Ontario Wheat -No. 2 winter, $2.35 to $2.40, according to freights outside; No. 3 winter, $2.33 to $2.38. Ontario Oas-No Quotations. Peas -Nominal. Barley -Malting, nominal. Rye -/Nominal Manitoba Flour -First patentee In jute bags, $12.40; second . patents, $11.90; strong bakers', 111.50. - Ontarlo Flour -Winter, new, track. Toronto. prompt shipment, according to sample, $10.46 to $10.55. Millfeed-Carlota, deliveted, Mon- treal freights; Shorts, $38 to 139; bran, $34; middlings, $42; good feed flour, per bag, $2.80 to $2.90. Hay -Track, Toronto, extra No. 2, $12 to $12.50; mixed, $9 to $11. Straw-Carlots, $9. Cheese and Butter Markets Cowanevil'le, Que.-14 factories of- fered 1,195 packages ot• butter. All sold at 351.4c. Twenty-eight boxes of cheese sold at 20%c. Waterloo, Que.-Sales were 1,190 es of butter at 3614c, and 30 boxes of eese at 20%c. Lo on -Seven factories offered 907 boxes; 567 boxes sold at 21c. St. acinthe, Que.-1,250 'boxes were offe •d. All sold at 21e. Bellevlll 2,450 boxes of white of- fered; -870 s. d at 21 6-16c; 1,100 sold at 21'µc, bale e refused at 214.c. Vankleek Hil 1.665 boxes of white and 60 colored w e boarded. Ml sold at 21 6.16c. Victoriaville - Abbot 3,000 boxes cheese sold at 20 13.1 Troquote-1,140 chee were board* ed- 970 colored and 1 white. All add at 2114c. Dressed Meats-Wholesk,e Toronto wholesale houses art' quot- ing to the trade as follows: Beef, forequarters, cwt.$13.60to$14 . do. hindquarters ... 18.00 20.0 Carcasses, choice 16.00 17.00 do. common 13.60 15.50 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 lambs, per Ib.28 .30 Chicago Live Stock Cattle - Receipts, 700. Market steady. Beeves, $8.30 to $14; stockers and feeders, 16.26 to $0.26; cows and heifers, $6.40 to $11.90; calves, 19.50 to $14.60 Hogs -Receipts, 9,000. Mar- ket lower; fight, $14.40 to $16.65; mixed, $14.46 to $15.80; heavy, 114.25 to $16.86; rough, 114.26 to $14.45; pigs, 111.26 to 114.60; bulk of sales, 114.75 to 116.75.' Sheep -Receipts, 7,000. Market steady. Iambs, native, $10 to $16.7$. East Buffalo Cattle Cattle -Receipts, 900. Market slow. Vesta --Receipts, 100. Market slow; $6 to $15.75. Hoge -Receipts, 9.800. Market slow. Heavy, $16 to $1610; mixed, $16.90 to $18; Yorker/a. $15 75 In $16; light Yorkers, $16..26 to $16.60; ttgs, 116 to $16.86; rongha, 814 to 14.10; stags. 112 to $12.60. Sheep end lambs -Receipts, 200. Market slow Lambs,, $10 to $1876; others unchang- ed. THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1917 3 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •. •• • •• • • • • •• •• • • • •0 w D MILLAR uSON Handsome Silk Sweaters We are exceptionally well prepared to meet the great,4emand for the indis- pensable Silk Sweater Coat which should form part of every lady's summer ward- robe. They come in the most charming styles, in beautiful rich colorings, at extremely moderate prices. We feature the celebrated "Monarch Knit" Silk Sweaters Special at $7.95 Ladies' Fibre Silk Sweater ' Cost. "Monarch Knit." Heavy weave.' Latae collar and sash. In colors of Copan and white, gold and white, melon and white. A very dressy garment, at $7.95• Our Special at $15.00 Ladies' exquisite pure Silk Sweater Coat. Jersey weave. Deep sailor collar and sash. In colors of melon, trimmed white ; shell -pink, trimmed white; purple, trimmed white ; black, trimmed white ; Copan, trimmed white. One of the season's handsomest styles, $15.00, i ••• • •• • • • •• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • es •• •• • •• •• ••• • •• • •• •• •• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••r•• • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • Other styles at $6.00, $7.50. $9.75, $10.00, $12.50 to $17.50 each. Children's white Silk Sweater Coats, very dressy, at $2.00 and $2.75 each. See our handsome "Monarch Knit' and "Cee Tee- all -wool Sweaters. Viyella Flannels Popular for Sport Garments and all kinds of ladies' and gents' day and night wear. Guaranteed unshrinkable and always retains the same soft finish after re- peated washings. At 75c per yard. %Automobile Rugs Special showing of Scotch Tartan Auto Rugs, in great demand for automobile wear and travelling. From $6.00 to $12.50 each. NEW SILKS NEW CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS NEW WASH SKIRTS Our store will close Wednesdays during July and August at 1 p. m. THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST PHONE 56 lVJillar's Scotch Store PHONE 56 WESTERN UNIVERSITY, London Three more new Professors equal to any in Canada. Students can now [obtain as . good an education in Arts and Medicine at the Western. as anywhere. P. E. I3RA1THv1AITE, M.A.,1'H.D., PRESIDF.NT The Cruel Thing. "The flot ;walker called me down for beina late this nit rein'." "lie's got a vette • slut tin' us girls to dance till 3 in the mei mai' aro get here at 8."e -Browning'• Mega:int. 1 Had Terrible Pains in Kidneys and Back. - Dear Mr. Editor -I want to write yon about "Anario." I wag very sick, could hardly be up ; I was in bed most of the time. Had terrible pains in my kidneys and back, so much so that I had to scream sometimes when I was sitting down and wanted to Ret up, the pain was so great. I had tried a well-known kidney medicine but it didn't help me. I heard of Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablet to I thought I would try them. I took I only one box of the Tablet, and my back is now fres from pain and I can work and take care of my family. 1' feel I cannot say enough for this melt. eine. Sincerely, MRs. WM. KILLga. GIRL' WANTrD. For office work to fill the Oars. of meu who nave gone m ere going to the _front. Young women can render the country real service try prepartt•g to take positions in bank. and bu.iueas oMec,.. Spatial Tonnes of training In 'Book- keeping. Shorthand and all other Com- mercial .ubjeet.. now In erngrew,.. Students admitted any time. I Uuwtrate.l catalogue free. Northers Business College, Ltd. OWNS BOUND. ONT. C. A. FLEMINO, Prloetpa. 1QoTR: This "Annric" is adapted especially for kidney complaint and diseases arising from disorders of the kidneys and bladder, such as backache, weak back, rhenmktism, dropsy, con- gestion of the kidneys, inflammation of the bladder, 'ceding urine and urinary troubles. The physicians and specialist at Dr. Pierce's great Institu- tion, at Buffalo, N. Y., have thoronghly tested this prescription and have been with one accord successful in eradicat- Ing these troubles, and in most eases absolutely miring the diseased kidneys. Patient having once used "ttnuriaa 1d Dr. Pierce's Invalid.' Hotel, have r. peatedly sent back for mors. Such s demand hu been created that Dr. Pierce has decided to put "Anuric" in the drng stores of this country, in a ready -to -nee form. If not obtainable send one dime by mail to Dr. Pierce for trial package Or 50 ants foe full treatment. 411 Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical THeenvwy is a blood cleanser and alterative that starts the liver and stomach into vigorous action. It thus awaits the body to make rfob, red blood, which feeds the heart, n erves, brain and organa of the body. You tool clean, woos andmoor. - The Saults Coal Co. S uccessor. to Nit Donagh fi: Gledhill EXCLUSIVE AeE,\NTS FOR -LEHIGH VALLEY THE COAL, THAT SATISFIES We deal in Hard and Soft Coal, Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, also Hatd and Soft Wood, Maple and Hemlock Slabs. Fresh cars of Lime and Cement just received. OFFICE PHONE - - - 75 B. ). Saults' :Residence 275 W. W Saults' Residence 202 Homeseekers' Excursions Every Monday till October Oath. LOW FARES FROM TORONTO To Atbr.da 464.00 Athabasca 46.80 E dmonton . 47.00 *Mettler . 47.00 C 10.73 North Satttsford 43.76 Regina .. 40.50 Forward ... 40.56 * aerate/on , . 42.28 Dauphin .. 37.75 Lucerne .. 93.00 Cen• te rs , .... 4.778 Hanna ... 44.00 n owtewn .. .... 41.50 Yerkton 15.56 Mese. Jew 41.00 Prins. Albert .. • ., 43.00 ■ randsn... wti ....r17.00 W117711040 . s .......a..e16.00 14 For Tlokete, Rea.rvat3nns. i.Iter- • afore and Information appply toe J W. ('relgl., Insurah,e. fkMer- loh, ng write It. I.. Fairbairn, O P.A.. 40 King et. 16., Toeotrto. MacEwan Estate EzcTusive agen s or SCRANTON COAL for Goderich and District. Best Coal Mined. Any quantity best all Maple Slabs, Mixed Wood, Hemlock and Kindling (Cedar or Pine.) TELEPHONES, office 911 residence 212 or 6$ LET A LITTLE SUNSHINE IN! Why use coal oil when you can have Electric Lights that will not cost you any more and will give more light and better satisfaction 1 We know how to LET THE SIINSHINE IN and will cheerfully fur- nish plans and estimates for wiring your home. Just Phone 82 or 193 Robt. Tait West Street, Next Postoffice