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MEDICAL.
1)R. GEO. HEiLEMANN, OSTEO-
PATH, specialist in women's and children'
diseases. acute. chronic and nervous diseases, eye
ase noand thrust, partial deafness. lumbago
any
rheumatic conditions. Adenoids removed
without the knife. (Mice at residence. corner
Iiekon and St. Andrew's streets At home once
9/o.days. Thursdays and Sat udays, any evening
*appointment.
DENTISTRY.
4.2: G• otont UNELL.-HONOR
ate Toronto University. Graduate
ge of Dental Surgeons.
to the late Maim Sale. Offices caner
g aane 1.1.0 atilt went. Goders i.
a
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS GUNDRY,
AUCTIONEER.
Box 67. Gederich. All instructions by mail o
Wt at Signal Lice will be grumpily encoded to
Ra,dence telephone lis.
LEGAL.
R. HAYS.
. BARk1sT 'R sOLIC1TOR.;NOTARY:
PC$WC. ETC.
Mice- Bank) Block, Hamilton Street,
Gsderich. 7 ek:Awn, N•
Real Estate. Loans and insurance.
Superintendent's Wife Gama 'nutty -cot
rounds by Tokio" Tamar.
The (oilowin stateent mate recently
by 'fish. by Mrs. Annie �1ca mS7 Engrams
avenue,
fliede bOtee H e• a Outflank-
ed atbe Road4esdhes to tete
Allletlpr Are Lividly Jammed
With um Num-
berby Victor*.
LON pt. 3., The British
bare a the ourt-Queant
line 1 ha which
has
been r gl siace
will pr ba prove t
most et of t
disc Iisb tri
point v n about
oralt a re the•
n- 1sour stomach and •Hdlg
began stressed to and sluggish all the time. No one will
is not only Interesting. but alto -
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC.
Ol moa tbe Square. second vicar Item Nand
fes Street. t.oderKb. J
Private funds to leenat Iowan rates.'
humorousK. C. J. LtlGauwi)
H. j.b. Comm
G. CAMERON, K. C., BARRIS-
l�1�`" VWR. solicitor. notary pubis Offices
aia.11nos\ Street. Guderich, thud door 111111UO2- ru
reIto Ckaton 7 hursoay 01 each sink. in
of Albert Street Eulogised by Mt. Hoosier.
een a as to a p. fa
j Iasi GARROW, LL. B., DAM
Lk. situur�tui.y. soliuuur. etc., Godericb.
loaned at to rate.
I SUAGER. BARRISTER. 901.
s It.17OR. tawny public and conveyance.
(dee- Cow t House. Gooetec h
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
1,icKILUOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO.-Fatre and notated town prop -
arty insured.
ORicers--Jas. Connolly. Pres., GoderKb P. 0.
ii2agrans. cV.-KTer-ePer.eBhhwwO.PU.; Thomas
Dwectws-D. F. McGregor, it, R. No. S.
arta, John G. Grieve. No. 4, Walton; Wills
L an,, (t R. No. 2,Sealortb.. John Dennewles.
ortk. RooberrtFerrt�s.a Harkrckk. Ma olo. m Sea-
Mc-
Rwen, Clinton. James Evans. Beechwood, James
Connolly. Godench.
Agents: J. W. Yeo. Goderich. Alex. Latch,
R R. No. 1, Clinton; wiusm Chesney. Sealortb.
R. HrnhkY• Sealort h. Policy -Adders can pay all
payments and get their cards receipted at k. J.
aserrish's Clotting ,Store, Clinton: R. H. Cutt's
Grocery, Rawl m street. GodenCS. or J. H.
Red's General Store. Bayfield.
I\It
. ll LOAN. Apply o M G CAM -
TO
N Barrister, Hm
aden street, Goderxh.
were
Th
al ce
int
way flea
Ing�V
put `ser
rusbll up
Tilden of prtso
septal), tof the road
rear , literally jam
The has been fie
Durypblch has been
Britt and Mount D
Oe held to great
stow The British
kfllIrtenormous auto
emy.the Germans die
as eibtbere. Cagnico
Gagthurt have been
Boise Bouche, to the
repold also" to have
Tke has been heat
Buie northeast of Q
larg$umbers of prison
opted, and similar
beeraade against the
of ttQueant-Drocourt 1
d latte.
A during the nigh
ver)feavy lighting arou
fah positions, which
)awed up against tbe g
defte system. Piles u
mai was one of the res
oneltemy ettack a Berg
maj killed 10 G
trill
fetter remarkahle:
1 have not only gained thirty-one
pounds by taking Tenter, but 1 firmly be-
lieve it saved my life, and all who knew oI
my dreadful condition are astonished at
my wonderful recovery . ' i
Mrs. Pasco's husband s su Mntendent
of the J. R. Booth Paper Pulp
! • 1 had bawl bothered with stomach
I
whkh , trouble on and off for about three ding
IX of the i she continued, "but it was only
the peat year that my condition became so
ars GttaT }serious. I fast noticed my appetite fail-'
,kill at one , • lags everything seemed to taste'the same
kilometres, to me and I 0a4 no rehab forlood of any
miles, and I kind. Then I began to suffer from gas, '
meag was odious as any 1 had terrible headaches and felt weak
b Britt rued their ever know how I suffered, because i can -
meeting friends or
eettnz ever grow- not ojescribt! it. :done of my d h three
w live of the e y, who bad I neighbor) believed that 1 wtnll
availabl. n and was months,
e.erves a 5 rear. ( .1 had fallen oft from 170 pounds to 132
have been and got so weak 1 couldn't walk from the
the British kitchen to the front door without bottling
with thew. on to something. I had to spend over
fi nhtbygin the 1 was afraid to be leleftime in bed. tnd alor e5 and so nervous
could
which the hardly sleep a wink at night. I took so
engtbp was ! much medicine w thopt getting relief 1 be
t on after came di' couraged and out of heart.
of the en- I -Finally 1 decided to try Tanlac.
as I
hting here had seen it recommended
so hly, and
Wood and betor. I finished the first bottle I noticed a
turgid and 1 decided change m my feelings. My appe-
t beast, is 1 the soon got better, the nervousness and
oeeupled. ;indigestion began to disappear, and 1 ,
I, w b t e 1 could nf to maistrengthy lost `weight. and now
nr, whet n { I weigh 163 pounds -have actually gained
have been 1 thirty-one pounds and haven't had a
tiers has Louth of indigestion or stomach trouble '
horn end I in six months. My appetite is toe. I can i
for some ( eat lust anything I want without the I
ere was ! slightest discomfort afterwards and my
nervousness is gone entirely. 1 am feeling,
the Brit- I better and stronger than I hate in years 1
almost • and am doing all my housework. I think '
Oerntan tit is nothing but right that 1 should tell I
rad Ger" ' others about this wonderful medicine "
. During i Tanlac is odd in Godelech by E. R. 1
t wash a Wigte, in Seaforth by C. Aberhart, in'.
ne gun ns who • Wingham by J. Walton McKibbon, in
to rush Dim. Hensall by A. M. E. Hemphill, in Blyth i
as soon atter five 0'• k in the by White City Drug Store.
mo Wishng `Dat floe massed irb can- by J N. Allen, m' Londesboro' by John
no roke loose with a roatbat was O, Loundsberry, in Exeter by W. S.
bd. for miles in a cragi:1,bttrage. Howey, in Btucefeld by Peter Bowey, in 1
T'b.whole sky seemed bialte'as ; Dashwood by Tiernan & Edighoffer, in,
•b ads of British shellsd In-" Crediton by J. W. Ornie. in C•intofl by'
to le utt
German wire and lids. 1W. S. R. Holmes, in by 1-1.
by
pen the barrage raised 2ijcane- J. H. Simpson.
and in Fordwich by H. Sanscm•
Bronze Circlet Was Presented
to d'Ant%unzia
SUPPORTED TIIE ALLIES
Here la a Writer and Orator 11110 Not
Only Cried Mie • Peupte w Fight
Bat Who Akio Took part In the
Battles Himself on Behalf
of Democracy.
WOLVES of Tuscany, my
wbofe NMI thrills It your
splendid deeds," said the
poet -soldier d'Annunxto
at the distribution of medals for
valor to • brigade of Tuscany, the
solders whereof have been nicknam-
ed "Wolves" atter distinguishing
themselves 1n the Carso by conquer -
tag what were considered inaccessible
heights.
What gave lbs ceremony an un-
usual character was the presentation
to the poet by the brigade of a
bronze circlet, ornamented with gold
laurel lease* in the centre whereof
was the silver halberd crest of Trie*t.
This circlet was
of the �to nnunsio
ncidentwhich
h memory
happened during the eoDQuest of one
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MUSIC.
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CATTLE MARKETS
UNION *TOCK VA1LDa-
w ,ui 47M head of rattle on the Odes
Stock Yards yesterday there was a seed
demand for 511 classes, with an active
market. at steady prices. There was a
w
strong inquiry for heavy 1<
teem
choice butcher cattle and tweedy stock-
ers and feeders. with not so very o
good butcher cattle offering. and the
pr,.es a shade higher. The canners and
bulls sold steady,
Prospects are favorable for all claims
of cattle.
Sheep market was steady. all caress
of choice veal strong. heavy and rousts
calves barely steady. The Iamb caret
sold at 17c for the top or a decline al
*Sc from last week's close.
The hog market was 155ac ted, 11%c ole
cars, and 1S%c f.o.b,
BAST BUFFALO LIVTi, 0TOosl. 1
R. SCOTT. TEACHER OF
Vda, Piaao and Organ. Pupils Prepared for
examtnatrotrs. Apply st MR. P. W.
PIE'S. Britannia road.
Wegeareseedetbealleararvevaerererererelaaag
Brophe3 Bros.
GODERiC H
Inc Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day.
in VI'roxeter
did and English swarme-
to Jost behind them wes
o nks of all sizes. Thep
or only a minute when t1
o ed with a counter-barrtig
L id to have been by far the
elan put down eine the
o s e began.
Instant the British e'.
8 Oerrnans In many cases
• 61 the trenches a%d h•I
bids high above their beads.
sue cases, however, the a
Btlab met with a hall of
ge bullets, but, notwitb
of they pushed on. Quit
Ilea was overcome,
om all along the; line
a that the Germans In
e absolutely panic strick
y of them were found r
ijiolee and screaming watt
i
y 7.30 oco'clk the Brit
epletely passed the Oermasupport lines. It was 11
nver- ...
been
h omy -
•barb --
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
✓ ens- EAST W AVi A
NOSH.
rlttsb 1 Council met on August 19th. as per ad -
red Mast meeting were readembers all and confirmed.
esent. Minutes
ped on motion of Messrs. Buchanan and Mc -1 GABRIEL D'AISTIt•N2�O.
leer Gowan. The engineer's report on the
to N1cCreuht dram, aftect.ng certain lands of the mountains in the Carso. Dur-
a ins in East Wawanosh. Kinloss and Ttlmberry, Ing the attack an Austrian shell tell
at 105- was read and provisionally' adopted, and between him and Major Remised*,
at111ag the clerk was instructed to have the neces- commanding the Tuscan', wtthopt
ly ,the. sary bylaw in connection therewith pre- exploding. The latter ordered the
t for next meeting of ctunal. Bylaw breeze circlet surrounding the $
h1•'re- fro. 6. 191R. was read and pasted faint to' rte remov0A and ereseated WIN*.
ulouts the following rates of taxation for the poet in memory of his escape.. slink
.- and present year: County rate, 4 5-10 mills: soldiers of the Tuscany brigade deb -
int township rate. 2 2-10 mills; Provincial bed together tothave the clrelet oraa-
tl ht. ' war tax. 1 1.30 mills. and special school mented with gold laurel leave'.
h had rate. 2 1-10 mills on the dollar. The col- In the next fight Randaccio fell
:tont lector having declined to act in that cepa- hereially.t d'Annunzio has himself
n that city this seahon. it was moved by Mr.
The seconded by Mr. Currie, that been one of the most picturesque 'g_
The Saults Coal Co.
East Buffalo, Sept. 3.-Catu-r-Ras.
cetpts, 4701; strung; prime steers. :17.11
to Ile; shipping steers, SIT to $17.117
butchers, $12 to $H.75. yearlings, 815 tw
114.75; heifers. $10.50 to 514.25; r-iws. *b
to 112: bulb, 85.50 to 112: stockers aid
feeders, $7 to 511; fresh cows and sprlag-
ora. K 50 to $10.50.
Calves-KSeeipts, 1500; strong; $T to
531.
Hogs Receipts, NOe; .aster; heavy.
$25.75 to $21: mixed and )'orkers. 121 W
821.13: 'tight Yorkers. $20.50 to $20.75' pip.
825.255 to 520.5•: roughs, $17.50 .0 117.71;
reap, 112 to 515.
Sheep end lamem--Receipts. 4011;
steady: lambs, 815 to 117.75; yearlings.
15 to $15; wether,. 113.25 to 111.75; ewes.
1e to 113; mixed sheep. $13 to :13.50.
LENINE WAS SHOT.
Woman Attempted to Kill Leader of
Bolshevik'.
LONDON, Sept. 3. -- Ntkolal Le -
nine, the Bolshevik Premier. was
shot twice last Friday night at Mos-
cow, according to a telegram from
Petragrad received by the Exchange
Telegraph Co. by way of Copenhagen.
The latest official news concerning
the condition of Lenine comes in the
form of two bulletins by Rusaipn
wireless. timed 7.30 and 8.30 Satur-
day evening. respectively. These bul- 1
lesion stale that his general condi-:
tion is good, that immediately danger.)
is passed. and that no complications
have arisen.
An official Russian Government
despatch received by wireless con-
cerning the shooting says that M. Le -
nine was wounded In two places. Ono I
bullet penetrated a little above the
shoulder blade, entering the chests
and touching the upper part of the,
lung. This caused great loss of
blood. The bullet stopped on the I.
right side of the neck over tip
shoulder bone.
Another bullet penetrated the- left
t motor -machine guns des e.oul • Alt $ ".
t be good roads at the Germ Tar.' applications for this office be received uP urea in the war. W bent pr
,ke so managed to get !linage till Text council meeting. The following man element was still powerful in
I they are working far in advence accounts were paid: The Times office, Italy, it was d'Annuazio who preach -
part printing contract. S2n, A. Hill & Co., ed fiery doctrine to his fellow-coun-
the Infantry. i part payment on Patterson's bridge, trymen on behalf of the ante/. He
11 along the Arras-Cambr.i sad 61000: 1t• Mowbray, part payment on told them that Italy would have 10
British had made good DroR-ess, •
same bndge, *500; W. Love. inspecting be -on the side of democracy,
he
Villers -lea special
beltrt• worth irks concrete work on Patterson's hedge, 654; denounced the politicians who wish-
°. G. Anderton, con. statute labor tax, to Darter their country's soul for a
powerful trench system, writ the f12; A. Scott same, So.'0: P. Gibbons. little material advantage. After the
ne of desperate fightln{. Both I max f7 50: R. Scott. same. Si- Alex
declaration of war, be entered floe
{onnomorn to McDonagh k Gledhill
EICLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
LEHIGH VALLEY
TAR COAT, THAT SATISFIRS
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
Olrriolt PRONE - - - - 75
B. ). Saults' Residence 275
W. W Sauit&' Residence 202/
PURSDAV, SEPT. 5, 918 8
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONTAP-`)
"PREPAREDNESS' is the order
of the day''
YOUNG men or women who depend on so-called
"luck" or "pull" for success are lost before the
start. Where one person seems to attain a degree of
success���through chance, a thousand gain it only by
being prepay.
Are YOU prepared for a successful business career?
Have you tbe training demanded by big business?
Can You "fill the bill"
If so, your future is assured. Big business will WANT You -
WILL NEED YOU -MILL DEMAND YOU.
The best preparation for business success is a business training
in a business school where you will learn the rudiments of
business. This school is "live" and modern -a school of
thorough courses taught by competent instructors, who will
give you a MONEY -MAKING education that you will acquire
113 no other way.
Investigate today the advantages we offer you at this scho31.
B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts., Principal
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist, Vice -Principal
September 3rd. Phone 2t3.ti
School open Tuohy,
berg -lea CS1niendrt and Cagnlrourt acct. 6'S: W. McGill, in a
Young. shovelhngggr declaration
service, and took part
in British hands, and the British repsinn `culvert, concession 4. 6K. For number of raids over Austrian ttrri-
e carried the battle consid t8sb17 vel- • Wightman 61. W. Fothergill tory. He was severely wounded, and
the east of this. ; 64.50, R. Patterson 53.90. H. S. Frt`DY the report that be is now able to take
taken as
t the cross r s nor i - , t
shoulder blade and split the bone. _ 1
Thew shooting, according to r•.; pro6ressing• '
ports, oecurred at the close'of ars iDiz-HOw are you making out on your
two women Social
granted by the o Revolutionists,
-to revolution to economize .' !
who came to discuss theeembargo son Rex -Flee. I've got my running es-
the
slowed down to a walk. -Tran-'
the shipment of foodstuffs Into Mos- � apt • _
tow. One of the women, it is said,
drew a revolver and opened bre on -
the Premier. Lenlne's assailant has
been arrested.
07 Every 10c
Packet of
WILSON'S
FLY PADS)
A ILL KILL MOPE FLIES THAN
WORTH OF ANY '
STICKY FLY CATCHER
1 to bandit.. Sold by all Drug-
gists, Genets and General Stores.
A cad thea* of 6720 W Fitzpatrick 61 i0 R Shte.l pat in ceremonies may be
gnlcourt, where the Arras-Crtnbraf `f1.90, H• McKay ie, Chas. Sanborn f an indication that be has fully
hway crgs�ee the Villers lex Cag R Scott 64. A. Scott 19.1.60. Bylaw ;bene recovered.
ort-Sandeki\oDt road, as w 1 sa iR thontnng the n 1
through this istrict. the Get ( taxes remaining unpaid Fy,caped From Tiger.
re In great saeength. The ( December 1 tis was read and passed• singular s are only 9, miles from adjourned to meet on g
1 and their detekce le of th her If
importance o the enemy. A PORTERFIELD Clerk 'time
Reports 1robs Dury kbow that opium
Ong was of a desperate na
tore the Germane, who were -
there and were about to dell*, a with werful assault against the Bri .sh AND
;as fast as
tlons...were overcome. The men on tb V
As the British progressed all al
the country a youth. Many on them.
e line rocket after rocket Moon because of physical de When
tided through the battle sm
m German positions as the 5 Doth
reseed enemy first here and 11 If wish to old age coming burdens
ere called for assistance from th 1
the rear. The barrage had co
1letely unnerved the Germans.
riUsh thea fought their
7, 1918, au vection o • pe
ant cent extra on all
after 5 A ngular tiger tale conies from a
The Monday. Sl then village in Java. where the tigers had
September been committing havoc for some
One day two contraband
_ smugglers, while peeping
OUR BOYS IN EUROPE 1 through the forest saw two tigers
follo./tng them. They were armed
HOME PROTECTION only w t knives, and so they raw
they could, but the tigers,
e firingline represent i *1 may be supposed, rapidly gained
e pi ofouri almost overtaken they spied
wererejected y.
fieiency. Many tunes the kidneys were a tiger trap, a sort of bog -like affair,
to blame. gladly rushed in, carrying their
we preventwith them. Tbe trap shut
on too Soon, or if we want to increase 'down very closely, but that pleased
our chances for a long life, Dr. Pierce''them m gbtily, as tbey could hear the
of the Surgical Institute. Buffalo, N. Y., tigers scratching and snarling on the
says tit you should drink ppled of outside. The night passed in this way
bet meals. Then pro 1 sad at dawn of day the tigers scamp -
tate-
ut-
the
re
ly
e
Canadians In F1ghL
LONDON, Sept. 3. - A message
from Reiter's correspondent at Brit-
ish heada'varters says that one of the
features of Thursday'sghting was
like clearing of Jigsawa'ood. east-
ward of Moncby, by the Canadians.
The Germans strongly resisted, but
the Canadians swept forward in
grand style, and by three In the
afternoon, after beginning operations
in the morning, they bad mopped up
the wood. The Canadians claim to
have captured sixty guns since
Monday.
An officer of the 214th division
was taken with his arms folded and
an automatic to his handand j�
his men were hopeless poltroons
squealed that they were not going to i
face the Canadians.
The Germans in many places are
blowing up supplies. The British'
are now within two hundred yards
of the Drocourt-Queant line.
Want Pay for Bombing.
n
e'
e
7
irobgh line atter line, fightingIn water daily ween
ny cases hand-to-hand. BaYon�ts ens at a drug store, Anuric (double' erect off and the smugglers essayed
"An -o -vie" drives tis to do likewise, but all their efforts
ere used freely.
The wood north of Queant Was
ound to be full of Germans with
achtne-gale. The fighting there
as of the very hardest nature until
e British cleared the wood. Tanks
In did heroic service. Where
hells had failed to break through
be wire, tankd rolled it out fiat
d charged down into the masses of
ermans. Those who did sot fall be -
ore the guns were crushed, together
h their machine-guns.
The streets of Dury were carpeted
with German dead.
Here the British captured the town
mayor, and among other prisoners
taken nearby were several battalion
commanders. Mount Duty was
stormed soon afterwards, but It was
only taken after a terrific struggle.
British wounded returning from
the aghtl$g here said that from the
top of the mount they could see
Germans coming up in the east 1t!
masses. Also from the mount there
could be seen German artillery re-
tiring.
It was the Canadians wbo took
Dory and the Mount.
etre°gth)• Tkts 1were In a
uric acid out and curse backache sod were unavailing. They
rheumatism. trap, sure enough.
1f we wish to keep our kidneys inW haIn a ve a i fewlooboars er te sett and rejoiced
too
bed condition a diet of milk and •a
tables., with only little meat once a day, to see it closed, thinking a tiger had
The Dominion Oo�� etseats. bar -
leg
fziai
ieg sad rye and of wheat four sob-
.tltuw made from these grains.
is the most smtab3e. Think plenty of
pure water, take Aaurie three times a
day for a month.
Seed Dr. Pierce 10e for trial pkg. As -
been caught. Their joy was re-
doubled, however. when the prise
proved to he the unlucky smugglers
with a valuable load of opium, and
brie --many times more potent than labia, the unlucky fellows were mare hod or
eliminates arts acid as kot water melte to jail in triumph.
OW. A abort trial will convince you. n of prlrlstR.
Peados, Oat.-" I an pleased to to cinema photographs
purse my seperienee with Asteria I have I Parisi■ns w J shortly base the
beew }t
troubled with rbenrnatiom is right plsagure of .e ng a Mooma photo
limb and hand for several years, sad graphic reproduction of the firths of
lately in left shoulder. The osly wad French heavy guns which on May 3
i amid be was on my book. pet the last of the German super -
lad great diBeslfy to ....Litt dowe cannon out of action. An official
Wild mere to Rat up. tatsl7 1 had army photographer attached to the
a vary lava" Pala in my besets. 1 Mve army, charged with counter -battery
ban Pr. hieres'e Golden Medical Die- work, claims that he has secured
ess.yy .ev.r.l times aim tis most alit an excellent film of eight shots from
fa orae rasslts, so I &1 Tb. p in Rive b ••Nirelle"- -the heroine of the Pro -
Morrie Tablets a trial. Tim pain in limb vencil poet Nhtral'a muterptaee--
rad akovlder has stopped bttt.i sad "Mary Magdalene," a* Iwo of the
r lot hand -- ts vey dig sadrt Rest Fr,nsh guise are ebrtatenod oy
]ask ll floe lima. T eo Mw tit ar 111 tb.tr servants. it is tmpesaible to
i.,-..": pwdtiea 1 wird w•ftioet diens- say which shots were seccessful. but
i 1 yew aremsded the Amnia
echo feet at pals. Tablidit to two partial sad they b� ba dl had the ho of the elRDtk
re Iskied prevemest serial*oil
Nom to say eN trewbW
with Ste kMims's; tier'* is *cabins nearby
; es good ; i tried than a6. "- O•oes•
loos, eta. DIM! and Weaslee•
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 3. - The
chief cities and town* of the Rhine
nt
district lave formed a pe
committed to deal with the lacrosse-.
Ing menace of Allied air raids, say*
the Cologne Gazette. Tbe cities 0c
Cologne, Frankfort. Mayence, Stutt-
gart and Mannheim have repre'nta-
tives on the committee, and the com-
mander of the beme aerial defence;
is also a member'
The committee was formed at a
meeting In Frankfort on Monday, at
which all the municipalities coo-
owned and the omcials connected
with the air defence dfacuseednd� i
situation fully. They
prompt legislation. giving the legal
right of full compensation for dam-
age from aerial attacks.
The total registration in Canada
showed 2,172,754 men and 2,471,2801
women, or 6,044,034 1n all, not
counting some 115,000 tcards ,000hsie
received or expected
the
post office*.
Canadian and American Govern-
ment representatives will meet at
Lake Champlain on Sept. 4 for a fur -1
they conference on drafting uniform i
fishing laws for the two countries, In
International waters.
AD official German crop report es-
timates the yield this year at frogs
10 to 16 per eent. above that of 1917.
The area planted to early potatoes
was a fifth greater than in 1917. and
that to late potatoes also showed an
Increase.
Capt. Nell Campbell, commanding
the freighter W. Grant Morden, 0e
the Canada Steamship Lines. and
previously for many years in the an -
ploy of the Pittsburg Steamship
his Co.,
died of a paralytic
ves-
seal near Sottlt Ste. Marie.
The Amerlean steam hip Onegal
has been torpedoed night
l vessel
foun-
dered Priday
person* were saved. Twens:als� e
r y >.tsslag. Many bodies
om
diad away when a ea.saa{e tame from embed aahnre. The captain of the
elgnallieg plans that twit abets bad omits was drowned. His body boo
struck the forget. been loaded.
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pwab {erase -as p lisa•ss safaris{
*stisaptia-Itsp Yid -paw
faillies -Is1$ pia sail media" sea
iws- Sest Ise 10Iy s ashes.
Oasts all sots. _ •
50c- fit- All Druggists ed Sims
Of Course You
Are Coming to
London, for the
Western Fair!
V. HAVE made every
preparation for your
acromodation while in
the city.
Make this store your head-
quarters. Use the free check-
rofm in the Basement. where
your wraps. grips and parcels
will be taken care of without
charge.
Waiting Room
Rest Room and
Lavatories
mei conveniently located for
your special accomodatiors
Autumn Fashions
While the store is onerat
Fashion Show on every floor.
we want you to feel free to
look and inspect without
placing yourself under `the
slightest obligation to make
a single purchase.
Make this your down -town
headquarters while attending(
the Western Fair. You'll
find it helpful and convent-
ent in more ways than one.
LONDON. ONT. .
Massey -Harris
Shop
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BINDERS, MOWERS AND
CULTIVATORS.
DELCO-LIGHT PLANTS.
BUCKEYE INCUBATORS.
GRAY ANDMcLAUGHLIN
CARRIAGES.
GAS ENGINES.
WIRE FENCE.
OLD HOMESTEAD
FERTILIZER.
Robert Wilson
Hamilton St. Godc-ricb
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith & Ring
30 East Street. Opposite Knox Ch rr c h
Give Us a Trial
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ARE YOU PREPARED
for the spring rains ?
Is your roof and eavetrough
in good condition ?
Our work in that line is
always satisfactory.
W. R. PINDER
Phone 156 Hamilton Street
Mee
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