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MEDICAL.
1IR. GEO. HE1LEh1ANN. OSTE0-
Al PATH. specialist in woinen's and chddren'e
Mammies acute, chronic and nervous dioramas eye,
ear. nose and that, partial deafness. lumbago
and rheumatic conditions. Adenoids removed
without the kaik. Office at readenc . corner
Nelson and St Andrew's street. At home office
Mondays. Thursdays and Satudays; any evening
by appointment.
DENTISTRY.
Will Go to County Council.
It has been decided that, instead of
having a general canvas for subscri-
tions to the Y. t M. C. A. far its work
among the soldier, application will be
made to the county council at the June
session for the amount which this county
is asked to raise this year. A similar
course has been pursued in other
counties and the aunty councils generally
have tonal in with the idea, which saves
a large expenditure of time and energy
in canvassing and, is perhaps. the fairest
way all round. The Mayos of the four
towns in the county have been constituted
a committee to represent the various or'
ganixations in the county that have in-
terested themselves in this Y. M. C. A.
fund.
Oir.ctorof army Medical Storrs.
'A -recent issue of the) Kingston
Icily Whig contained a portrait of
Capt. (Dr.) A. P. Chown. of that city,
who went over to England two yeah ago
as a dispenser, but not long after. owing to
his peculiar fitness for the job. was ap-
pointed superintendent purchaser, in
London, of all the medical and surgical
supplies for all the Canadian military
hospitals in England and France. with a
large staff working under him. it will be
of interest to Goderich readers to know
that it is the long-established drug busi-
ness of Capt. Chown at Kingston ofjwhich
Mr. S. E. Hick, of Goderich, associated
with another, is taking charge in his ab-
sence. Capt. Chown is a cousin
of Rev. Dr. S. D. Chown, the general
superintendent of the Methodist church
in Canada.
UIt. H. G. MACDONELL.-HONOR
Graduate Toronto Umverwty. Graduate
Royal College of cental Surgeons.
Successor to the late Major Sale . Offices corner
b quare and West street, Godench.
AUCTIONEER.
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U HOMAS GUNDRY,
1 AUCTIONEER.
Vox 67, Godericb. All instructions by mail or
kit at Signal Ohre wig be proamptlY ■ttended to,
Residence tekpbow 115.
LEGAL.
LtC. HAY
. BARRISTER SOCLICIITTOR. NOTARY,
PUBLI(Mice-Sterling- Bank/ Biotic. Hamilton Street,
Goderich. Tekphune a
Real Estate, Loons and Insurance.
PROUDFO(TT, KILLORAN & COOKE.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. NOTARIES
PUBLIC. ETC.
(Mice on the Square, second 'deer Int m Ht mil
ton street. Godertcb.
Pr is ate funds to loan at boost rateei
W. Paotwoot, K. 11. J. Coo4ta. J' L..IULtonak
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WOULD LIKE TO SEND IT OVERT
TO FRANCE
Toronto Wctaan Wants Soldier Haldland
to Have Tanlac After What It Did
for Her.
1 derived so much benefit from Tanlac
that I want to send a bottle to my hus-
band,
ut-band, who is with the army' in France,"
said Mrs. Anes Liston, l8.i tiellwoods
avenue. Toronto. the other day.
•'Fox the last two or three years," she
continued, "1 was terribly run-down and
in mighty bad shape generally. I lost mr
appetite. nothing tasted right. and the
little 1 forced down seemed to tear me all
to pieces. My head 'ached most all the
time, I had an awful pain in the back of
sty neck, and in the small of my back•
Spells of weakness, would nearly tyv
me. everything would turn back, and 1
would get to trembling *u violently that ,l
•could hardly stand on my fat. My nerves
were in such a wretched Nate that many
a night l lay awake till almost day .be-
fore i could go to *keep. I fell oft to al-
most a shadow, and had so little life weld
strength. and felt so mise able all the
tune. it was all I could do to drag my-
self around and do my housework.
"1 heard so much about Tanlac that 1
got me a bottle and began to improve
right from the start. By the time I had
finished my second bottle my appetite bad
picked up so that I am actually astataed
of it. I enjoy everything I eat, nothing
hurts me at all, my nerves are stronger.
those pains in my back are gone, and I
never have a headache now. Tanlac has
built me up something wonderful. and 1
am better in every way since taking it."
Tanlac is gold in Goderich by B. R.
Wigle, in Seaforth by C. Aberhart, in
Wingham by J. Walton McKibbon. in
Hensall by A. M. E. Store, Hemphill,
in Wroxeter
th
by WhiteCity Drug
by J. N. Allen, in Londesboro' by John 0.
Loundsbeny. in Exeter by W. S. Howey,
in Brucetield by Peter Bowey, in Dash-
wood by Tiernan & Edighoffer. in Crediton
by J. W. Orme. in Clinton by W. S. R.
Holmes. in Sheppardton by J.H. Simpson.
in Gorrie by H. V. Armstrong, and in
Fordaich by H. Sansom.,
ADVT.:-
Was Much Enjoyed. •
The Exeter Times comments as follows
upon the performance recently given in
that town by Goderich young people:
The musical comedy "The Lass of
Limerick Town," put on by the young
people of Gotiertch in the Exeter
opera House on Friday evening last,
drew one of the largest audiences
that have filled the hall. the house
being packed for the occasion. To say
that the entertainment was enjoyed
is putting it mildly, as the opera ►s
in a class by itself and the (,odanch
young people filled the different parts
with such exceptional ability as to draw
forth the applause of the audience time
after time. A most favorable impres-
sion was made and left nothing to be
desired. The leading parts were well
chosen and ably filled. The solos. duets,
choruses, etc.. were ably rendered. The
by, e
principal actors were supportedThe
chorus of winsome Irish maidens.
production must have entailed much
hard practice.
''AA G. CAMERON, K. C., BARRIS
111. TER. solsator, notary peblt:. Oatces
Hamilton Street. Guderich, third door from
Square. At Citation 1 hanided d each week. In
dicer n Albert Street actuated by Mr. Hooper
titres howl V a. m to 6 p. m.
tHAR S GARROW, LL. B.. BAR-
B find altq[a� WlKllat. etc_ Godenck-
at tdweR rates -
cis
CTOERBM,
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SOL-
' IIR. nott,Tpinto anconoeyaaoceef.
a -Curt Howe. Go+oench. Ill -Om
IIIISURAROB, Los1f3, KTt.
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Glare Lights on Autos.
Acting on the recommendation of the
Deputy Minister of Highway... the Gov-
ernment is not going to bring into opera-
tion by proclamation at pres •nt the clause
in the Ontario Highway Act prohibiting
the carrying on motor cars of any lighting
device with a blinding glare. W. A. Mc
Lean reported to the Minister. Hon.
F. G. Macdiarmd, that technicalities
would make the enforcement of the law
difficult, The provision which was in-
corporated in the statutes is based on
laws in sem* of the States. "Mere ob-
servation 'Minot hx a standard of glare
which the court% could properly enforce."
reported Mr. McLean. "A testing floor
with trained men using special light -meas-
uring equipment would be necessary to
proeute evidence to convict. The present
tentative adoption of the statute has
drawn attention to thetier, however,
and a large proportion of car owners. us
seeking to avoid the Me of o nsive lights.
have procured lenges and other devices
which moderate the glare; so that the
difficulty is largely curing ' twit .'° ,
"Intolerance.' .
There were fairly good houses for
two productions (afternoon and evenin
on Monday of the great moving picture
"intolerance," at Victoria Opera douse.
The picture shows four stories para Holing
one another -the fall of Babylon. the life
of Christ. the massacre of the Huguenots
to medieval France. and a Modern story
of crime and love. The stories are not
given one at a time, but are carried along
together, keeping the spectator in much
the same state of mind as that of th? per-
son who is reading several "continued"
stories a: the same time. The two
stories thea stand out most prominently,
and to which the greatest amount of de-
tail is given. are that of the Ilabylonic era
and the modern story. The most im-
pressive pictures of all are those of the
struggle between the soldiers of Bel-
shazzar, the great prince of Babylon and
Cyrus, the Persian conqueror, with his
mighty hordes. The scenes describing
the great fight at the walls of the doomed
city and the events leading to the down-
fall of Belshazzar are given in wonderful
detail. The orchestral effects add greatly
tui the impressiveness of the pictures. It
is really a marvellous production.
0AC�Ure nd.ludsLRN.-.slatoeprup-
rfty insured.
Ctricafa-Jam- Colima y. Pnw-, Gedeticb P, 0
r, Evan.. Vfor-Pres alortbwood P.O.; Thomas
i . Hays Sec.-Treu.
Directors- D. F. kc(;rev'r. Hit. No. 3, Sea -
forth. John G. Grieve. No, 4. Walton. althorn
2, Seaforth,
Rreshaag_en; . McCartney. John
Bnd1 R. 3. Set
forth; Fert Matlock; Malcolm Mc-
Elwee,. Clinton; lames Evans, Beechwood; James
(:onnolly. Goderich
Agents: J. W. Yeo Goderich; Alex. Leach,
R. No. 1. Clinton; wahine+ Chesney. Seaforth;
Rlinchley, Seaforth. Policy -holders can pay 54
MorrWiu and Set their Clinton; It.. 54. Ced at utts
G risy,a inptoa .Stere.
Grocery, Kingstm street. Goderich. or J. H.
kends General Store, Bay held.
20 000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
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LOAN. Apply to M.G. CAM -
110N Barrister. Hamilton street, Goderich.
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MUSIC.
t J. W. TAYLOR, ORGANIST
Piano, Vocal and 11and choirmaster of Knox church. Teacher
rory. Pupils prepared
for Conservatory examinations. Studio -corner
Britannia road and South street. Telephone No.
29-
I SABEL R. SCOTT. TEACHEReOF
an
Voice, POoand Organ. PupilsRpredP. w.
Conservatory examination.. Apply lit
CURRIES. Britannia road.
Brophe3 Bros.
OODERiCH000exwx
1 �c Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders
hours.ii11 niRAtw�or�A�1
1 se Leading
Directors
Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
et all night or day.
GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO OONSTIPATED CfILTh
Delicious "Front Laxative" can't tan l
tender little Stomach. Lived,
and Rowel*.
Why Not In Ood.r;ch'T
The story hour instituted in connection
with the public library is taking with
the boys and girls and already the influ-
ence of this new feature is being seen in
the books taken out by the younger ele-
ment. The stories have so far been told
by Mrs. David Williams and Mrs. J•'M•
Nitchell, both of whom were greeted
by large audiences. the west room of the
Huron institute being well filled on each
occasion. On Saturday morning next
Mr. J. McE. Murray will tell the story,
and in turn she will be followed by Mrs.
J. R. Arthur and Mrs. Madlachen. The
story hour commences at half -past ten
o'clock and occupies hal( an hour. It is
open to all boys and girls -and the greater
the number who come the better those in
charge will be pleased. Informaligy is the
order of these gatherings. the idea being
to make the children feel free and at home
in the library. The parents are appealed
to to have their children attend.-Col-
lingword Bulletin.
Why could we not have a "story hour"
for the children of Goderich in connection
with the public library ? We have no
doubt there is in Goderich sufficient talent,
if developed for the carrying on of such a
delightful plan for the instruction and
entertainment of the children.
took ki the tongue, foothill It
en.ted, your little lima's stomach, Heal
and bowels need clowning at once.
When peevish, cress, limbless, do..t't
loom% eat or act natnrslly, or la fever-
ish, stenesoh sour, breath had; has sera
4hrnat, dlarrlirr, full of hold, give •
teeepoonfnl of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a dew hours all tho foal
ennatipat4d verbs, tadfgesisd fend wad
sour bile gently mores out of Ila ilW.
bows& w{iloaa gr)plag, and you have a
well. playful cb4M igain. Ask your
dnaggist
for • bottle of "tia*Herala
Syrup of 111" whisk anadshe 1h511
beim,
diroetipipo4•s for bebb
sad for glowa-spa
ARE YOU PREPARED
for the spring rains ?
s your roof and eavetrough
in good condition ?
Our work in that line• is
always satisfactory.
we
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TORONTO, May 7. ---The following 11
are the Board of Trade quotations
far yesterday; x
Non. Pert William,
Tao).
Manitoba Wheat On
Inched*
No. 1 northern,
No. 3 northern,
No. $ northern. 12.
No. 4 wheat, $2.1*
Ame:glean Cern Wrack. Toronto).
No. 2 yellow, kiln dried. nom'nat
se. 4 yellow, kiln dried. nominal.
Ontario Oato (AooeAing to freights Oae-
No. 2 white, 51Io 41c. nominal.
No a veldt% 111/21111a, $$a. nominal,
Ontario Wheat ( In sten, Montreal)
No. 1 winter. per der lot. 13.22.
Peas trddlng to Freights Outside). Nix a
Oarie (*Garaging Pnights Outside),
Malting, 51.64 4 66•to Freights Out•
auc4ttg•eat (A
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W. R. PINDER
Phone 155 Hamilton Street
Buckwheat. 11.84 ip 81.66.
Rye (According te Freights Outside).
No. 5, $3.46,
Manitoba Flour (Toronto),
War quality. 810 95.
Ontar. Floor (Prompt Shipment).
War quality. 810.66. in bap. Montreal;
110.65. In bap, Toronto.
?OH sod (Car Leta. Delivered, Montreal
Freight*, sag. included).
Bran. per ton. 815.40.
Shorts. per ton. 841.40.
Hay (Track, Toronto).
No. 1, per ton, 116 to 817.
Mixed, per ton. 514 to $15.
Straw (Trask, Toronto).
Car lots, per ton. 88.60 to 86.
Fanner* Market.
Fall wheat -Milling, 8314 per bushel,
(Sooae wheat -82.10 to 82.12 per bushel
Barley -Malting. 11.60 per bushel.
Oats -)4c to we pee bushel.
Buckwheat --$1.15 Per bushel.
Hay -Timothy, SI/ to 811 per ton; mix-
ed and clover. 116 to $16 per ton.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
♦e
NOTICE
Owing to the scarcity of
Coal, and the fact that
Niles have, of necessity, to
be made in very small t
uantities, we have found 1
it absolutely necessary to
make a rule that
ALL COAL BE PAID
FOR ON DEI VERY
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Fibre Silk Sweaters
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The kwest prices at all times.
No month-end sales.
Na lupi. days.
McCall Patterns
McCall Patterns
Liverpool. Mair 5. -Beet extra India
mess, 370a.
Pork, prime mesa, western, 330a.
Hams, short cut. 14 to 16 la., 137..
Bacon, Cumberland cut. 2e to 30 100..
152s.
clear bellies. 14 to 15 lbs., 160s.
Long clear middles. light. 28 to 34 lbs.,
1W..
Long clear middles. heavy, 35 to 40 lbs..
159a.
Short clear becks. 16 to 20 lbs., 1.7a.
Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 Ib.., 121a.
Lard. prime western. in tierces. 149a 6d;
American. refined, pails. 1:,70; do. . boxes,
150s.
Tallow. Australian b London, 72a.
Turpentine spots. 125s.
Rosin. common. 64a 6d
Petroleum, refined, l0 6%d.
1.Inseed oil. Ila.
Cottonseed oil, its tt.
War kerosene, 140. 2, la 2%d.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKUP.
J. P. Bickell & Co. report the following
Prices on the Chicago I;oard of Trade:h
Open. High. Low. Close. Clo.e.
Corn-
Ma7 .... 127'6 127%
July ...• 148% 14816
Oats -
July ....
June ....
l'ork-
May . , . , • 45.76 45.75
July 46.10 46.25
Lard--
May
ard-
flay .... 25.37 25.47
July .. 26.30 25.90
Rlba-
May
July -.., 24.20
7716
68%
73%
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68%
73%
127'4. 127% 137'
146'. 147% 141%
744y
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7341
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72%
77%
68%
74%
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45.60 45.10 46.02
45.90 45.90 46.50
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25.35 23.37 25.62
25.67 25.72 16,97
23.40 25.65
14.25 24.07 24.12 24.31
CATTLE MARKET'S
UNION STOCK YARD&.
TORONTO, May 7. -With receipts
of more than 4000 cattle, coupled
with a steady to strong market, with,
it anything, a slightly upward ten-
dency, the Union Stock Yards Ex-
change was one of the busiest places
in Canada. From early in the day
till the noon hour trade was espe-
cially active and prices for all grad"s
of battle well maintained at last
.week's top notch prices.
The hog trade, with receipts of
levet is willa great
that everyladywill desire to have one or more of these
handsome and practical Sweaters, the ideal summer ons el garment.
The Novelty Shetland Knit
Summer -weight wool Sweaters are the
season's most favored weave. We have theme
in 'coat style, also middy style. They come
in beautiful light colors, as nile, rose, robin
egg blue, corn, purple and 'telly green, and
priced at 86.5() and $10.00.
The Popular Fibre Silk Sweaters
These Sweaters are without doubt the
we have ever shown. Many new
styles with large collars, novelty belts and
gatheredat back, in a the new
kelt green, co n. robin e
blue, rhubarb, nile, peacock, melon, gold,
black and white, from $7. 5to 00.
it Special Showing this week of Women's *
x Stylish Spring Coats at popular prices 11
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$16 50, $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00
Verandah Time Is Here Coca Matting
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It is good once again to get out on to the
verandah and enjoy life out of doors. We are
well prepared with all the necessary equip-
nt for the furnishing ofthe verandah.
sass Mals and Rugsfrom sunny'
richin Orientaldesigns in the o ow,-
3xti ft.,$1.95 ; 6x9 t., c5 ;
$6.75 ; 8x11) ft., $8.75 ; 9x12 t.,
9 ft., $8.75.
Lo
%psi
8x1 ft.
$11.5( ; 9
Awning. 'tripes for verandah shades a
last season's pr' We carriedover a large
stock of Awuin
which is fortuna
combinations of r
white, navy and wh
39c per yard,
stripesfrom last season,
They come in color ,
and white, green a
, 30 finches wide, at
BES1' QUALITY
Coca Mattingon the verandah and steps
not only makes the home look more attractive
out most of the dust anddirt au
thus les§ens housecleaning. In the o owing
widths : 22 inch at e,Oc, 21 inch at 75c, inch
at 90c, 45 Inch at $1.10.
Congoleum Rugs
Con oleutn Rugs are ideal for the large
verandah. Rain and dampness have no effect
n them. Beautiful coloring. All sizes at
keenest prices.
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Water and Light Commission.
At the last regular meeting of the
water aid light ccmmission the
matter of arrearages in the pay •
ments due by consumers for water ser-
vices was again taken up, and it was de -
2062 head, was steady with last cided to cut off services at the expiration
week's closing prices of 820.75 ted of fifteen days after notice unless
and watered, though one lot touched TI isvioh
521; $21 weighed off, and $20 f.o.b.
WINNIPEG LIVE STOCK.
Winnipeg. way 6. -The cattle market
todayslow, with the demand for
good, mostly hair -tat Muff. Bulls sod before the commission. brat that ordinary
oxen stockers steady. The hog market
hose• services not requiring main extensions
was steady. Receipts, 700 cattle and 1036 be installed at once by the engineer as
Butcher stroll, 810,60 to 815.60; heifer,
$8.50 to $14.50; cows $5.26 to 813.60;
payments are made. le comm .
decided to join the Ontario Electric
Association and to pay the an-
nual membership fee. A resolution
was passed that all applications for
Dutcher cattle poor, as the quality le not W>1
was
o ter, light or power service be pias
heretofore. The Provincial Hydro Com-
mission submitted tenders for a new
bulla. 87.60 to 112 oxen, -87, to 512.50; pump and recommended the acceptance
Mockers and teeth•,.. 81.50 to.810,76: veal of the tender of the Storey Pump and
dives, $7 to 116: cross, 15.60 t, $16,50: Equipment Co., Toronto. This reccm-
$ 817 sows 816 60 to 815 50• me Pnl f Dr.
automobile made necessary by running
into an electric light wire that Was down
for repairs was granted. the amount
involved being $x•01. It was decided to
accept $800 from the North American
Chemical Co. in settlement of the bill
for water supplied the Company up to
March 31st, 1091x. hereafter the Com-
pany is to be charged at the rate of ten
cents per thousand gallons for the first
2,000.00O gallons and eight cents per
thousand gallons for any further supply
within the year. with a minimum annual
rate of $200, An application of W M.
Lawrence, Mary street, for light service.
and one from Wm. Swafield, Britannia
road, for water service, were granted.
At the previous regular meeting
of the commission applications' from
f the pow'er-
se.
house staff for increases in wages
were considered- The wages of 13. Evans
were increased from $2.50 to '$3 a day.
for twelve hours' work. Glazier was
gran an immediate increase to $2.75
and w 1 be paid $3 when he obtains an
enginee 's certificate. 11. Watson was
granted n increase from $2.50 to 53.
Mr. Bulla 's application was laid over to
another mc, ting.
The Mesar Bisset. who have recently
installed a re 'gerating plant. are getting
an additional t horsepower, "off peak
load." In re to an enquiry as to
supplying power t a number of farmers
on the Hayfield r d, the Provincial
Hydro Commission •ntimated that at
present no power soul be had for new
rural lints
Says an exchange: \Ve have heard
merchants complain that they couldn't
afford to advertise and in the same breath
complain of the competition of city
stores- Do you kn 7w that city depart-
ment stores spend from three to five per
cent. and mail order houses from seven to
t,ea. y, ti to ten per cent- on advertising' The moral
to to ito; ' ugnt tu.6o to 119. mendation was accepted. A claim o W is as plain as the nose on our
EAST BUFFALO -CAVE STOCK. Macklin for the cost of repairs to his- face.
East Buffalo, May 6. -Cattle -Re-
ceipta• 4300. Prime steers 816.76 to 817.35;
shipping steam, 816 to 808.50; butchers.
112.25 to 815.25; heifers, 810 to 813; cows,
58.60 6o 812; brills, 17.60 to 112; stockers
and feeders, 87.60 to 111; fresh cows and
springers, $e5 to 1145.
CalvSd--Receipta, 1300. Easier: $7 to
6.
o0wtoR111.35�; maxed, 118.40 to 11 6:
yorkers. $18.40 to 118.60: pigs, 118.60
$11156: roughs, 815 to 116.26; stags,
to 12
stars.
Sounded like That.
The nurse in a well-to-do family over-
heard the little son of the house telling his
sister how he had hid behind the portiere
and spied on his sister and her beau.
"OEs, tell me what they did," cried little
Rider.
"it was such fun," chuckled the
a boy.
"The big chump flopped
knees and then he said: 'Answer me,
Clara. 1 ran bear this expense no
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IRONS
TOASTERS
TOASTER STOVES
HEATING PADS
HOTWATER CUPS
BEDROOM HEATERS
VIBRATORS
FLASHLIGHTS
and BATTERIES
WIRE YOUR HOME
DON'T WAIT -'PHONE TAiT
and let him tell you what it will
cost.
House 'Phone nuDI . TAIT Phone
193 TAR RI.EeTRI('IAN 82
Elertetc Supplies of all kinds
always on hand.
West street -next to Post Office
Slow
11
Rh. -pand lambs -Receipts, 8460. ow
and lowed; lambs, 111.80 517.75; few at
117.85; yeatlings, 811 to 815.50: wether,
514 to $04.&d1 ewes, 88 to 513.50; mixed
sheep, 113.50 to $14.
CH1t:A(K) LiVR STOCK.
Chicago, May 6. -Ganite -Receipts, 15.-
000. Firm; beeves, 810.10 to 117.70;
stockers and feeders. $8.30 to 112.50:
cows and heifers, 15.10 to 514.10; calves.
$8 to 514.25.
Hogs -Receipts, 43,000 Strong: light,
517.20 to 517.85; mixed, 517 to 817 55:
heavy, $18.20 to 517.86; rough, 516 20 to
116.66; 11Ige, 113.60:b 817.36; hulk or
sales, 517.86 to $17.76.
Shea*-Rac*iptw, 1n,000. Min; native,
812.11 4s 516.75; Iambs, native, 05.60 to
531.!6.
Marrl Trlbeemeo Sign Guarantee.
LONDON, May 7. -Punitive oper-
ations against the Marrl tribesmen,
Ia the Punjab region of India, have
been successfully concluded, accord-
ing to an announement by the Indian
Once. The Government terms have
been signed by the chief of the tribes-
men, who expressed dootritlon for
past misdeeds and guaranteed the
good behavior of his followers In the
future. The withdrawal of the troops
from the Marrl oountry has been eom-
tnenced.
Petrograd Ltberated trnen Menace -
LONDON, May 7. - The general
eommanding the Petrograd garrison
has issued a statement declaring the
elty now free from any direct men-
ace and that the populace has no
cause for alarm, ways -a Reuter de-
spatch from Moscow under date of
Aril 27.
ATTENTION? s..
Sick Women
To do your duty during these trying
tines your health should be your first
consideration. These two women
tell how they found health.
Hallam, Ps. -"I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Componnd for female troubles and a dis-
placement.
ieplacement. I felt all rim down and was very weak.
I had been treated by a physician without results,
so decided to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
a trial, and felt better right away. I ane keeping bons.
since last April and doing all my housework, where before
I was enable to do any wort. Lydia E. I'inkbam's Toge-
tab a Compound is certainly the best medicine a woman ban
take when in thlseoaditloltr I give you permission to publish
this letter." ---Mrs. 3. R. ORUMLmo, R. No. 2, Malian, Pa.
Lowell, Weh.-1'I suffered from cramps aIM dragging
down pales, was Irregular and had female weakness and
displacement I began to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vb
table Compound which gave morello? at mos and ltt>
my health. I should like to recommend Lydia S.
remedies to all suffering women wbo are trout! a st
lar way." -Mrs. Musa llult,R Iib. s, Boa t85,1t1ow,U,M1
Why Not Try
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND