HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1919-5-8, Page 3Still More Helpful.
"I put in the French phrases here and
there," geld the would-be author. "to
give the balk an atmosphere of culture "
"That's all (right." 17 d the publisher,
"but it weu,d have helped still more
if you'd nut in a little good English here
and there." •i_
The Only Easy Way.
"1'a what to the 'soy payment plan ?"
"Paying cash, my belly. for whatever
you buy.'
You canrget Dr. W'illialn'' Pink Pills swingers steady. 115 to 8160.
lovely o!�fhn remains today Ib Calves--Hecelpt. 3.300:
pn1
and an ideal mail at 50 cents a x or six Hogs- ec v t
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camping ground for the sportsman and 42.:)0 from
and yerkers, 121..90; light Yorkers, 220.511
Co., Brockville, Ont. ! to Mt :, pigs, 826.50; roughs. 115,50 to 112:
• 119.1". 112 tit 115. -
Rheep end IAmk.-RrCelptA, 5.000. ■C-
tive. LAmbs. 810 to 2t7: yearlings, 810
110 SU.30:.wethers, {13 to 119.51: ewes,
25 to 112 50: mixed sheep, 112.75 to 813.25.
EAST BUFFALO WYE STOCK. I
1. Put an end to stomach
Is harm'....
dletrem at ranee by getting a large fifty-
WW1.
ifty
IYat rime of Pape'a nisp.pmi+ from .fly
drug store. ' Ymi realise in live minutes
how not 1100. it lir esti stiffer froIT m i di.-
uil-
geatletw, rata (. tion due to
order eanm.rl "� .
aggressive mills
the
Chicago. May 5 -Hogs-ltecelpte. 35., 1=
000: market closed firm et advance, 250
to 50e ahov. Saturday's general trade:
.late top. 121.10; estimated tomorrow, Ct
37,000: bulk. 820,55 to 821.00: heavy ��'
weight. =
$20.80t.
20 80weight *020.90 121.05 to hlht0 weight medium220.35 to
$21.00: light tight. 219.00 to 820.50: heavy =
packing mow.. smooth, 120.14' to 820.b0:
Packing sows mugh sows, 119.00 to ,g
{20.01: Mae. tio, r0 to $19.25.
9 25'Aeet .teen
Cattle -Receipts.
slow. about Mead): butcher cattle etmng
to 13e higher: canning stock steady:
calves' 25e higher. Feeders eteady to
strong: .atlmeted tomorrow 15.000. fleet
Peen. medium and heavy weight. choice
and prime. $17.75 to $20,00: medium and
good. $13 MI to 412.01: common, 111.50 to
$14.25: light w.ieht and choice, 214 75 to
812.75; rommon.and medium. 110.90 t•
11525: butcher cattle, heifers, 82.00 to
15.21; cows 87.75 to $15,00: canners and
eutectic, $6.(10 to $7.75: veal ca1v.a. light
and handy weight. 213.00. to 814.00i
feeder steers illi 25 to 111.56; stocker
Neer., 88.50 t0 113.75.
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THE . SIGNAL
- aoDSNICH. ' O1NT.
.11
Thursday, May 8, 1919.-3
THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
IMITATIONS
SOLD ON '
THE
MERITS OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
'SWALLOWING THE RAIL-1
WATS:''' • 8A8A124 d► A. YekEITtl
"JUST WHAT I NEEDED,"
MEDICAL.
1t'u,tlulied Prow pug'' 2.1 Has Improved Wonderfully titer Sins.
He Began Taking Tanlae.
easier to round up than Premier Bordene
Last One Hundred Thousand which never
gut to the front. This session they are
still aith toll under venues aliases' acid
alibis. Not only are they with us, but
their lawyers afro, and their lobbyists and �1
the other friends of public ownership who of my stomach and I suffered ternbly
drew nou ishment from their payroll. with indigestion and I telt bloated with I
They� are with us in the shape of Z. A. gas for three or four hours atter every
Lath, K. C., who drew up the Canadian meal. I would just drag myself off to
Nations' Railway Company Act with his work without eating a bite of breakfast
own tau hands. Mr. Lash. as every body ' and tried all sorts of medicines without ,
knows. hates the Canadian North rn as a getting any better.
cat hates cream, and this ,Act of his is a '-I have been improving ever since 1
masterpiece. There are clauses in it which began taking Tanlac, The indigestion
enable the Government to do almu6t any- has about lett me, and I can eat with
thing for the people or with them - to more satisfaction than l could before in a!
snuff out Sir Adam Beck. for instance, or long time. 'Indigestion and gas on my I
to unload the Toronto Street Railway stomach don't bother me now at all and
from the way Tanlac has fixed me up 1
am glad to recommend it."
Tante.. ie ....Id 11i o;,.lerieh by Z. R.
Witte, In Senfortle by C. Abcrhart, to
Winglaw by J. ,Balton M4Klbbon, lu
Heitman by A. M. K. Hemphill. in Blyth
by White City Drug Store. in Wroxeter
by J. N. Allen, In I.niciesIw,ro by John
0..4-ouuddwrry, In Exeter by W. S.
Mowry, in lirn,'t•tirld by Peter Bowey.
lu Dashwood by Tienta0 & Edig offer,
in Crediton by J. W. urule, lu Clin-
ton by W. S. It. Holmes, In Sheppard -
ton by J.li.' Simpson, in Gorrle by H.
V. >rm+troug. went fu Forhvlcb b] 11
"Tanlac proved to be just shot I had 1
been needing for the past live years," Mid
aa. A. McKeith of lss9 Davenport
Road. Weston.lnear Toronto. Ont.
"Everything 1 would ,eat." he 006- I
tinned, "seemed to Ind a right in the pit
TORONTO MIkRILETh.
• TORONTO, May C. -Quotations on
the Board of Trade yesterday were
as follows:-
Moolteba Wheat (In stere, Ft. William).
Nu. 1 northern, 83.24t4.
No. 3 northern. 82.21'0.
No. 3 northern. 82.17'..
No. 4 wheat. 12.11.
Manitoba Oats (in Store. Fort William).
No. 2 C.WW.. 7572h'i,C.
. 3 LC..
c.
ira No. 1 feed. 71'.e.
No. 1 feed. 69'.'•.
No. 2 feed. 66''t'e
Manitoba Barley in store. Ft, Wllllam)
No. 3 C.W., 21.124..
3 0 4 C W {1 0744.
DR. GEO. HEILEMANN. FO -
"'Al It, specialist in a omen's and chadors'
dmeAea, acute. chrome and nervous diseases, eye
•ser, nose and throat. partial deeinesa, lumbago
and rlwwmat,c conditions. Adenoids removed
without the knife. (Mice at residents. corner
Nelson and St. Aldrew't'trysts, At lawnsC"...•
a4ondays. Thursdays and Satu ayl; any evening
W appointment. a
DENTISTRY.
Let. loon �mvv $aty. Grraduatte
RR OR
al College of Dental Surgeon.
R•cesssor to the late Maps Sale. Offices corner
bdaare and wast street Guderah.
on the Dominion of Canada as a work of
general unlit •. Much as they love public
ownership. Mwars. Mackenzie and Mann
are in no danger of losing money by it.
What profits there were in promoting the
C. N. R. they took. What profits there
were in building the C. N. R.
they took also. What profits
there are in tinkering the cripple they will
take too, and when nosey members of
Parliament ask the Minister of Ral,ways
who the Northern Construction Company
is that he buys ties from he will reply
that it i1 Pot in the public interest to
answer such questions. Foolish qul!99
AUcTIONNER.
C---=--- _-__--- -
T NOMAS GAUCTIIOYNEER.
Boa 57. Caddish. All instructions bymail or
or
lel* at Signal°Us.e ..Ii be promptly
residence teiephooe
No. 149 -why should it be In 'tee public tn„utn.
interest when Mackenzie and Mann are ADVT.
wyrktnn l9r their owl' c
Thetational Railway Company Act, No Plate ter Willie nes
as i we it, merely operates to embed
MacKenzie and Mann more firmly in the i Willie -Paw, where are all the talking
Canadian constitution. They are, so to machines made ?
speak, amendments to the British North , Paw -They are not made, my son.
America Act and are now an integral part Some of them are born.
of the national edifice. They are' Maw-Willte, you get to bed,
not only part of the national !
edifice, but they will take any
contracts in connection therewith Talk is cheap, but SOMehow gossip
that can show a profit. They are not i always gains currency.
stingy- they do not want everything- far The average man who claim to be the
from it. Any losses they have i hey will architect of his own future never gets the
gladly hand over to the Government. The foundation finished.
C. N. R. 1s their latest donation. - - ___
Not only have these generuus men -
handed over their railway -at a price--
C.
rice- GENERAL DEBILITY
handed their toe with countryotbut teey tithe FOLLOWS INFLUENZA
C.Noover the whole executive of the
C N. R., which now by a simple twist e t
Rejected, 98t/ac,
Feed. 9e.
American Cern (Track. Toronto, Pronto,
Shipment ).
No. 3 yellow. 81.27
No. 4 yellow. 21.81.
Ontario Oats (OYNI��ng to Freights
•
No. 3 white. 74c to 7Gc.
Ontario WAehh�eeeat Oote.i*11100 1 Pointe.
No 1 winter. per car lot. 1•2 14 to 82.20.
• No. 2 winter. per car Int. 8211 to 2218.
No. 21 winter. er ego lot. 82 ear lot 82.09 to 82.17.
No. 1 spring. p
No. 2 eprina. per ear lot. 12 Mt to 12 U.
No. .3 spring. per car Int. 12.02 to 8218.r
Peas (Ae°nrding to Frel1ht. Outside).
Nit 2. 82.03. nominal.
parlay (According to Freights Outside).
]mneme. {1.02 to^07. -
Buckwheat (Acer to Fights Out•
aha rs
Ln. T. 11.20
Rye (According to Freights Outside).
No. 2. 111 48 nominal:
Manitoba Flour.
tlovernment standard 811. Toronto.
Ontario Flour (Prompt shipment. In Jute
Sao).
rlovertnnent' eta rids rot Stn 20 to 110.30.
. Montreal. 810 20 to 8(0,3.1 Toronto.
Mlllfead (Car Lets. Delivered.. M
Freights, nap Intruded).
Bran. per ton. N-.
Shorts. per ton. 1144.
flood feed flour. pow hag. 1"- 6 to W.W.
Hay (Treek. Toronto).
No. 1. per ton. 1.211 to 128.
Allied. per ton. I20 to 824.
Strew (Track Toronto)).
Cor lots, per ton. Co to 111.
Fa mars' Market. •
Fall wheat No S. 1211 per hnahel
the wrist becomes the brains of the Cana
dun '.rational Railway Company, with
Poring wheat -N0. S. 1211 Mr bushel,
Goose wheat -N0. 3. 12 08 Per MteheL
Harley -Malting. 81.05 per bushel.
Oat. --Ark to Ole per bushel.
Buckwheat -Nominal.
Hay -Timothy, 111 to 132 per ton; •
mixed and clover. 826 to 222 per ton.
CHICAGO GRAIN M.ARRF.T.
-- I J. P. Sicken & Co.. Standard lank
Building. report t
he follnwing prices on
IiOAL I
Mr. D. B. Hanna as managnlgirecor. ea director. Health Can Only be Restored the Chicago Board of Trade:
G. CAMERON, K. C.. BARRIS-
M• ?Kit, sd.citur. notary pato►.. tart
tya Sut;
Street. odertch, thud dtartoor from T
. Irma I Woolw luso no at lowest rat a 1, m
- - -- -r- matter of •10,000,000 in his railway
Priv
When Mr. Hanna's \salary is asked after.
Sir Thomas White feigns forgetfulness
Through the Use of a B
loud- -
Opea. High. Low. Close. Clove.
• Corn -
he Minister of Railways. whom l re- •A(A y ... 173 171 168'4 116'4 17�
ember once to have overlooked a little. Making Tonic. Juts ... 161'; 172 145'L 1151(, Ulla
Sept. ... 165 147 1611 lel% 144
udget. also protegees loss of memory. A any one part of the body particularly, lJltual' 71 !1 % 18 Ra'? 70��
efacta.r, being hurtwdly despatched for but the system generally. it is dagger- sept• ... TI% 71111 700%0% 1914 70
e (acts, back with the information000a ops because a reduces the body's rests r• • •
at life. sena s salary is _a,ranee to distasr. When ser • • • ;n 51.70
51.50 's1 9n
51.20
rause it is such a small reward for Mr.
one's strength dues not return as it • MayrA--
anna's great talents. That's what's the should An attack of inrluenza often July
• Debility is a loss of vitality not affecting Os
B_ C. HAYS, bu
PUBLIC, 134..
Mee -St AM:Bank! Block, Ilam11to• Start (h
Gsdeneb. Telephone to. w
Raaf is*a(e. tan apo lnatwanes. H
I H he not getting
P DFOOT,•KILLORAN & COOKE e
.atR1STEws, SOLICtTOKS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC. ETC. . o
ober oe the Sousse, *wood ',door from Mash I d
oa buret, (,odors b. i g
h I $2a 000 a year, debility follows I M 13 70 r
hereat they are surprised and greyed acute diseases' convalescence IS slow, and Jul, 51 .8v 52 25
32.20 33.40 22.15 32.10 31 70 1t is nut tw„alblt• for ..very youth
. 32.30 33.40 32.10 32.10 31_,1 Ito la m
results in debility that persists for months. o
Ib• -
ATTENTION!
Sick Women �e -:
To do your duty duringthese trying
times your health should your first
consideration. These two women
e tell how they found health.
Hellen% Pa. -"I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound for female troubles and a dis-
placement. I felt all rundown and was very weak.
1 had been treated by a physician withatlt results,
so decided to give Lydia E. 'Inkhorn's Vegetable Compound
a trial, and felt better right away. I are keeping house
since last April and doing all my housework, where before
I was enable to do any work. Lydia E. Piukham's Vege-
table Compound is certainly the beat medicine a woman can
take when in this condition. I give you permission to publish
Dais letter." -Mrs. E. R. CRt71m mo, R. No. 1, Hallam, Pa.
Lowell, Mich -"I suffered from cramps and dragging
down pains, was irregular and had female weakness and
displacement. I began to take Lydia E. Pfnkham's Vege-
table Compound which gave me relief at once and restored
my health. I should like to recommend Lydia E. 'Inkhorn's
remedies to all suffering women who are troubled in a simi-
lar way." -Mrs. ELISE Ilene R,No. 6, Box 83,Lowell,Micb.
Why Not Try
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM S•,
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
;z�t aft<1r1t1Atfhtfhtrl
g'!2,(1(Rl,aro Made Out of :) and 10 lent ��p�tyflt
Pieces.
ANNOUNCEMENT
If 11 person were W say tel the aver- 1fi
age' yumlg roan of twenty-five yearn,
"luting fellow. do you know that if you
..live your Wyk les and (nines. it is with-
in yt.ur larw•cr to um kt• 71_'l1,IN N).*N4(!'
he• wnidd la• c,at.Id,•IIMI 11 little off.
lint 1t hits lawn dune', 114141 the• 11110 F.
W. Woolworth 41id it.
When Woodworth Wile, n young 1111111
he, wt 4411• time. earned only $_'.:4l u
week, kept a wife anti 1111141 111111 KI1V1.1t
` $:al. which. nddc.1 144 $2541 he borrowed.
l..,it lit Itis titst stork of guar.. 1u 1ttu0
ire .11111..) tib.:,, 111 mid 1:, .•opt store$,
m.l had about 1.070 of them when he
dial. 110 built the world's greatest
orbs. b1111tiiug. potting *14INM1,IMM1 into
it, -anti �tlesl, reputedly worth another
$7.1887 800 or gtr,l210.1101.
matter with senna- is re, e a Woodworth: lint if t'a-
rough money for has
to job. v• recognizes that the remedy May ... 21.Rs 29. en 28 9{ I Milan young mea Mud wunu•u. !MVP the
On this chorus of praise Impinges Euler for debility
', July ... 2-.35 5{.40 28.95 25.17 28.31 :r ni4d 10 erne teems and invest theta 114
1 Waterloo, who suggests that the C.N. R.
cause
setise o d bus d up the blood, he war savings stamps and thrift statutes
irectorate is probably entrusted with this I pose the blood goes itmprovement
every 1(8 ofthe mARQE'I' they w'111 lay the foundation of their
Body, and any improvement in its condi- 1 IQ��E i>,4i"i i O
neater task orunnirig the ;iatiotia' rail I, tion i• quickly fe t throughout the sys• i own financial hnleta•ldemw.
ways because it did 90 well with the' tem. Qlft014 STOCK YARDS.
mailer task of running the C. N. R. into In ca.. of simple anaemia. or debility Mc relief In The Signal. -It pays.
hole. Mr. Euler has a pretty wit. diseases such as fevers or ; TORONTO. May 6 -With the.
Some people might call it logic. At a.l
events, it sounds reasonable.
Private loads to Waal lowest rates.; oaare
W. Pant mere, K J. J.
kt. J. D. Cuoaa.
CHARLES GARROW, LL. B.. EAR•
/ RISTKk, atwn.+y, solicitor. etc.. (.uderlcb.
blowy loaded at lowest rates.
1 SEAGER. BAKRISTER. SOL-
It1TUR. Marry; public wad conveyancer.
OO
Como Hews(;ooerah. 04.120.4
INSURANCE, LOANS. LOANS. STC•
cKILI OP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
• AM * CU.- Farm and isolated tows pop
M(mixers-. �er. Connolly. Pres. Godertch P. 0
JJm, Kvan. Vice-1'ta.t bcec hwyvd Y. U., (bomas
E. IlaYa yet. -Trees. seatctth Pr o.
Directors- D. V. idcGlegor, R. R. No. 8. spa
ortb. Johs G. Grieve, No. 4. Jwoh.1100;cW .Dram
ies.
Ruin, K. No. 5, Sealortb; Sea-
Brodha`en. (leu. McCartne
urtb. Kobert )en Mac k; Malcolm Mc- I
Ewen, Clinton. James means, b.cchwood. James
Co°iy.Wu Yeo Godericb: Ain. Leitch,
Agents: No 1• William Chaney, Seaforth;
hK. R. No t, C 0014*t holders can lay all
p Hin is a Seakxth. Policy -holders
payments and get *5.0 cards receipt st X.
Morrash'a Clothing Store. Clinton. R. H. Cut a
Grout). Kmpton street. t:oderleb. a J. H.
ke,d'sl,etwra Store. BayMid.
a
following acute Ise
influenza. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will' knowledge duets
MUSIC.
1SABEL R. SCOTT. TEACHER OF
voice, and red for
Coa+ertatorY elan n Olean• pt'IYI .1 251. P. W.I
CURRIES. Britannia rued.
�y
FREDERIC GENER,
Mots. Bac.
be found valuable, because they really ployee In the bir
nani nut n■ ■tr
The fort; .four charters become ours I build up the blood and strengthen the g
too. The fact that Mackenzie and Mann I reeves There Is nn other medicine as • Fester __
had forty-four disused charters in theirlvaluable for growing children, and for agreement
nr at the b n arilved Yards trad-
clothes when they went under the ice only 'men and women whose nen nu• ever v g =
goes to show what a brisk pair of collectors has been overdrawn. They are worth a! terday morning opened very In -
they were. One of there charters. 1 am fair trial in every case where thin blood auspiciously. -Fortunately the re- I
informed, was for a 250 mile railway of ! and weak nerves have started the trouble. , celpt., due to the action of the tom- ,
which thirty five miles had been built. Of I of Dr. Williams' Palk P110 has The value mission house., were not large 2788 ' _
course the subsidy on the other 215 mi •
les• head. been proved in the home of Mrs. John and while the big plants were
We are pleased to be able to infornv1he public that we
are now in a position to supply any quantity of har' coal• t�nir
in all sizes. Also any quantity or soft coal for domestic use.
We wish to extend thanks to our customers, who have
been very patient during the'stres't of the coal shortage, and
now that it has been relieved we will give our old -tinge
service and prompt delivery.
The Saults Coal Co.
Phone No. '75 1
B. J. Saints' residence W. W. Saults' rlesidenee
f1V�rf;�NNo�o.2�2 7��5��nla��tc11�� No. 202
Iftitrl6rlorwtflrtrlruofltidir*Aril,. t90260005CA
w±-
Advertise in The Signal. -It pais
sC"�
the 3000 odd ems',
pike fat plants
cloct
day, pre-et*pp°PinR no prior =
had been cashed. so Mackenzie and Mann Fram. Owen Sound, who sacs: "My I to all Intents and purposes, out of
were root out of pocket. c'aughter Mabel was troubled girth a bad the market. a lot of stuff changed =
Public vwner;bip n to have a run for cough' she ass pale, weak and her , hands at fair prices.
T ken on the whole • while It Is
SINGING
PIANOFORTES
-PIPE ORGAN
Studio next to P. J. MacEwan's Garage
Bropbe) Bros.
toe Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
et all hours. night or day.
CIO 13EitICH
a.'eP..a.naa••
1
money is 1,.....,, to be is hard to tell. be. that -., - going into a decline. A estimated that between 1000 and I=
our money, tint just what the run on our l appetite wa• very poor. indeed ear
he swede, where =
cause the railways are to do their own friend advised the use of Dr. W'illiamg ��� were made, the decline would
bookkeeping. In a word• they will check I Pink 1'.Ils and after taking,eight boxes
out of the consolidated revenue fund -if , she was again enjoying the best of health. probably run around 25c per ewt.
there are deficits: but they will not check I Again last autumn Spanish influenza at- Some good loads of steers on which
in- if there are profits. The only open k d home and offer the acu e' 15c was bid are still unsold.
checking the national railway's aim to do
is in the baggage room.
A Two-Mlllion-Aero Park.
The Provincial Government of Ontario
earned the gratitude of all lovers of out-
of-doors when it set apart, in 1393, nearly
tired land
taro million acres of heavily elm Recelpu 4,100: good, stow. 25c to 550 I =_
starred with beautiful lakes and winding each case we took five boxes. when we
reserve for the wild things were as well as ever we had been. view:
$1 others ippSRy� Price Clie50 io t$i4:
symptoms were past both myself and lac a our As for the hogs, there will be no
another dauchter were left very much further deliveries, It is expected,
run down. My daughter was TO weak , Pending some o school and ble. hting f o sei ttlement
a f Ibefortr u -
that se could not walk wouldhtremble when she ig t upon her the plants will discriminate against
feet. I was so weak myself that 1 could the sale of slags to the extent of $7, 1.
not do my housework. Again we re- ' and on sows 84.
rted to Dr Williams' Pink Pills, and in CHICAGO LiVE STOCK.
1
IMIMED
�
SOUR, ACID STOMACHS.
GASES OR INDIGESTION
a'Pap•'s Dlapepain" neutralizes exces-
sive acid In stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburn and
distress at once.
Time itt In five minutes all stom-
ach distress, due to acidity, will go.
No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or
belching of gas or .rnetatio1R of undi-
g..ted ood, no dimness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
mrap. tl niap.peln in noted for its
apron
'net in the whole world, and h.eld.- it
in regulating nowt :sonmehs.
it is the surest, quickest-somaeh sweets
streams• as p
and a recreation ground Inc the people. 1 never enjoyed better health t an am benchers, fin to 815.50) yearlings 210 to
They called it Algonquin Park. Away up now doing. and am able again to do my I its: Dutcher. $NI to {15.50; yearlings, ire
va-
in the "Highlands of Ontario." 200 miles housework. After our experience it Is to $15.50: netters. 88 to /14.50: cows. $5.5o
north of Toronto. 170 miles west of not possible for me to say too much in I to 812.;0: bulls. $7.50 to 815.50: etockera
ofD W Iliam+ Pink Pills " and feeders. !2 to 815.10: fresh cows and
Ottawa and '1,000 fret above the level of favor
sea, this ova y r 'active and !
unspoiled, a perfect refuge Inc the through any dealer in medicine.looses
or (i Grade, 86 to 114:3x.
creatures of the forest. a R el t. 9.600; pigs. 50e high- =
caf TheDr.Williams Medicine ( .r others Sac hlghe Heavy, mixed
0uslness elan
fhe Grand Trunk operates hotel and
log cabin camps. which offer first-class 1
accommodation In this wild and rugged I _.--
"
playground. illustrated descriptive matter I
for the asking. Apply to Grand Trunk
agent for C. E. Horning, D. P. A., Tor-
onto. Ont.
Steamer lla)fteM to Return.
Owen S 1 Sun-Thnes: The Gov-
pr0ment survey steamer Ihtytletd Is to
return to the Ickes to resume her old
Ghee on the hydrographic .nrvey find
It fa expected that .he will be there In a
month or sm. She was first fitted out II
for thlo work 1.111 was taken to .alt
water two 'p,1'a ago and et wi . wsl for
the stir. . work of watching for
.ub11111 isi. Shp urns funnti Ilnmulterl
for the work anti n .'hong*' made again,
equipping her for the pilot eery -lee. but
after it heir's tele' et that work *he
.vire found to be 'insulted. and will he
returned to the very ire fur w she
wale hltllt, tial to her native element,
the (trent Lakes. Chief Engineer Nes-
hilt and $,1',,Iul Engineer Itaker have
1.tth hewn tualfi,sl to report shortly to
Ming the Itaytlpld hack from Halifax.
Considerable altt•ratlon. w'UI have to
he m•1410 to properly .,Grip her to re-
sume• her serene work.
If in Trouble
with a lt.ik in your plumbing,
call us and let tis mend it.
T)on't put it off until it
becomes so had that your
place may 1* flooded. "A
stitch in time saves nine."
FRED. HUNT
"THP PLVMB1rR"
Phone 151
Nant5H•n Sweet
Plumbing
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Sweden's (preen Longs for "Blighty."
CQPF.NHAGEN, May 6. -The Af-
ton Tidnlogew of Stoekholm. refer-
ring
to the Swedish Queen's long stay
in Bavaria Instead of returning to
Sweden, says that she cannot get
out of Bavaria.
For the last Ove months she has
been living with her mother, the
Grand Duchess of Baden, at Castle
Langenateln• sear the Swiss frontier.
She has not been at11e to take the
short trip, fest ing disagreeable ex-
periences on the way, and the (ter -
man Government ham also advised
Iter to stay.
.Time
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A time to look forward to with pleasure and a time to look back to with
satisfaction. That is what you can make of housecleaning time if you
visit WALKER'S TWO BIG STORES, where you will find countless
ways of brightening up and freshening up your home at little expense.
Since Christmas time we have been selecting and preparing for the
spring rush and we have two stores full to the doors with all manner of
merchandise for the spring trade.
A Few Lines in Store No. 1
FURN1TURE OF ALL KINDS
RUGS .OILCLOTH % LINOLEUMS
JAPANESE MATTINGS FURNITURE COVERINGS SILVERWARE
CRETONNES STATUARY TRUNKS
ELECTRICLAMPS CLUB BAGS TRUNS
SILVER CABINETS MUSIC CABINETS
LACE AND MADRAS
RDiNIERES, N BRASS AND POTTERY MATERIALS
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In Store No. 2
FANCY CHINA OF EVERY NOVELTIES DESCRIPTION
PHONOGRAPHS
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, CABINETS, Etc
We do Picture Framing neatly and promptly.
A visit to our store will be very interesting -- no obligation to buy.
It is a pleasure to show you through our two stores.
You can be the judge as to the hest place to spend your money.
Wesley Walker
House Furnisher
Often the Cheapest Always the Best
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