The Signal, 1920-9-30, Page 3TEN SIGNAL
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Thursday, tfeptember 30. 192113
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BRDICAL
L%R. GEO. HEILEMANN, OSTEO
AV PAIN. s pea rats, le acorn'. and charism
lMsswea. wets. chronic aced nee Soot disti=s7
eSW, Sots rind throat, partial dewiness, 1
rheumatic condition.. Adenoid. retrive
.Ira•the knife. Office it residence, morns
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d St. Andrew's streets. At how* elk
IN•ad1ra, Thwad.ys and hatud.ys, any masa
AUCTIO RR RR.
THOMAS GUNDRY,
AUCTIONRRR.
Bee ass, Godwrirh. All instruction by mad air
.%l al bawd On ce au be promptly attended' o
t'addeace telephone I1.
LEGAL.
AA G. CAMERON, K. L. BARRIS-
TSR, taboos,. notary path . Odic,
Ha-Yt.. Street. (.ode tcb. third doer Irmo
Meats Tomo Nada to loan at lowest tabs.
R C. HAYS,
aau a14A1bTHN SOLICITUR.NOTARY
PUfiLIC. ETC.
ST,l+bo.s•IM' Block, Ham1Rss sent
Bad gauge. Lama aid Lai inew
PkOUDFOOT, KILLORAN 1 COOKE
•ABRISTkab, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC.
as the Square, 60(.40d ,door MoD Usail
Sill hetet. (:06011411.
Nbv84 Iamb to baa at lowest ata .
W. PUouaoos, K. C., J. L. a.Yapalt
H. J. D. Camas -
11HAR ES GARROW. LL.
/ RISTER. warns", solicitor. a, ....
lemaal tomrd el best rates.
�I e SEAGER. er rrBAIIRISTER.�eySOL-
Oieei-Gw rt Flow . C .S rich, and
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IJSURANCR, LOANS RTC.
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
AMR CO. -Farm aid isolated tows prop
a(iae.ted.
l Jaw Causally. Paw., Godericb P. O ;
Jy RvSSs, Vice -Pres, Raseawood P.O.; Thomas
t- Ya7a. Sao.•Tr.ss Seelorta P.O.
Dk.cton-D. F. itcGrga, R, R. No. e, Sal.
mob; Joh. G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton; sats.
�1.�. . R. Na. >t Snlatb. Jobs Beaaewles,
Sm-
irch;
Mi Gee. m, arioney. R. M No. {. Mc-
Keon,
Rohan Farm, Ha Malcolm Mc-
Keon, Clmtoe; JIMMY Evens, Beechwood, Jason
Cwa.omy. Goda.ch.
Amato. J. W. Ten, Goderich; Ales Leitch,
0.7U -Ne. 1. Clinton; Witham Cheese,. U1arth
Htachleam
pay
aaorrrh a __ s s*.. Uibolders ntaaJt a
amts and t their w recti 1.4l
Grdoy('nasal SK to.ae. street.H.,bdd. Goderick. or J. H
Reida's
dOMOMMOOMMOOMOOMMOMIOOMIIMMIMMMI
Brophe) Bros.
The Leading
Funeral Directors
aad Embalmers
Orden ear'efuIly attended to
-1111 - 11111ra. night or day.
GODRRICH
!rodent Fader.
"Tee, my d*ughter hair eloped."
"But i sappr.ee yon will forgive the
young (-ample."
'Not until after they !tate beefed
■ peace to heard.."-Iio.tlon Transcript.
THE BLYTH PRIZE LIST.
Following to the list of wlnuers at
the Blyth fall fair, held aeptewber 2lst
and 22nd :
IIORRH$.
General Parpare.
Team mares or geldings --J. ('ut-
(dough.
AgrierlturaL
Itr0od maw, ttcn,mpsnled bS foal -
A. Taylor, T. Colosimo, W. How; foal.
horse or afore -T. Colson, W. Role;
gelding or t11Iy, 2 years -J. Brigham,
T. Column : team. mares or g•lelings-
)NJlenno Jackson, W. A. Dale, Only tiros.
Heavy Drat.
aBeond mare. ae•crompanied by foal -
Gray Bros.; foal, home or mare -Gray
Bros.; gelding or telly, 12 ynsro-W. T.
Grieve; gelding or ally, 1 year -J.
Brigham; term, warm or gradings ---
W. Grieve. (fray Brow., Jas. Brigham.
Heavy Draft Clyde.
Brood mare -Croy Brow; foal -
Grey Brow.; two-year-old filly -W. A.
Tayinr.
Judge -Jas. Arehilwid.
Carriage.
Single bora• in borne oe W. Taylor,
E. Mclean, J. Fo«ter.
Brood mare -'r. Colter. J. Flllia• foal
-T. (:alter, J. 1:111t ; single drivkr-
1. Lott, Jaw. Brown, Jaw. Heffrotl;
lady driver -A. Sloan, Jas. Brown
swet•prtakee--(,ray Bros., L Lott.
Judge --L'. McGregor.
CATTLE.
Purebred Darfams.
Milch sow --Medd Bros.. J. Harr;
two-year-old heifer--Jno. !Torr. 1st and
2nd; 1 -year-old heifer --Medd Brat., 1,
Barr; heifer half -T. Taylor, Medd
Bros. ; bent -Medd Bros.
Grade".
Mitch cow -Medd Ras R. Illarrl-
eon; twoyearold heifer -R. Harrlwn,
Jiro. Denbolm: twoyearold oteer-R
Bardeen. J. 1'. H.ffron; one -year-old
heifer --it. Harrireon, Jno. Denholm;
One- risk' steer -J. l:. Heffron, Jno.
Barr: t deer-Jno. Dorf.. R. Barri.
mon: fat or heifer -It llarrisou;
three s1-, wirers. IeIU n)seaor over -
Jno. Barr. C. Hefrou: Lest animal
Alton; sow-Jaa. Alcott let and 2nd. THOUGHT SHE'D HAAE
T'a.swert . I TO GIVE
Ageti boar -J. Grieve, Jas. Anon;
subji•et-k1-. Livingstone: piloting ea
L'r, lrhow, In oil --M. Livingstone, H. Fraser;
wrpla--M. Livingstone, Mr, Howrie;
croyun- 11-. Ldringstone, afro. Howrie;
bait sketch of Horan county -Mrs.
Howrie. If Livingstone.
Judge -G. Telford.
Dunbar.
Boer -Jas. Alton, J. Grieve; row- J. i Yru. Kenny Rad Suffered Fight Years
Altus. Before Takla' -I.
Improved Berkshire. Now Weil aid Happy.
Jaw, Alton woo all ch.esr...
J edge -Jan. 1Sue'l 1.
POULTRY.
Pair geeue large breed- J. J'aokoon,
J. 1'illa rd ; pair docks -J. Ibflsrd ;
pair Hamburg*, black -J. Weymouth;
pair Iiamburgw, pencilled -J. Wey-
mouth;
e .mouth; pair foghorns, white -D.
Ialdlaw; pair 1'ymunth Rocks, barr-
ed --H. Fraser, let and 2nd; pair Ban -
tartan --J. Pollard.
Judge ----Goo. Benticy.
GRAIN. .
Bushel red -fall wheat -W. Courting -
horn, J. Alton: bombed wlrke &►l wheat
Hoist. Short reed; bushel mix -rowed bar-
ley -J. Alto*; bushel white oats, Tong
-J. Alton, .batt. Coming; bushel Maack
.oats -Jas. Alton: bushel snail peas --
W. Cunningham ; bushel large pests --
Jug. Alton: halt bombed timothy seed
-Jas. Alton. W. Cunningham; six
hest stalks wssilage corn-- J. and Y.
Laidlaw, T. H. Taylor.
Judge-Jno. Potter.
ROO Tli.
Collection garden producer - J.
(:rit•ve; half btuebel white pwtatude--
W. Gray, J. J. Pollard; halt bushel
awl prtator John Somers, J. J. Iol-
lard ; half bumhel long potatoes -W.
Gray, John Romero; half hawhel round
prtatoa.-Fret Toll, John Somers; six
field carrots ---J. J. Pollard; six garden
rrots, long -Jas. Cursing, Hugh
ser; Mx garden terrine, sbort-
C'ar'twrlghtt. Alien (ajllespie ; mix Swede
terries --i red Toll, J. J. I'ullard ; rix
turnlpai> agmta
y oilier kind-Jno. tio's,
Jia • Ba ; mix hearts, table tote, long -
E. ('. Smith J. Grieve; edx hefts, table
use, round -d. J. Pollard, Jas. flaming;
rix sugar beet *atgrold'-J. J. Tolland,
J. and P. Laidlaw ; six marigold wort--
zeIs) globe --J. J:. 1'n►tard; six toes
gold• warts 1-s, lung -.-J. Barr ; six man.
gold wertae4s, yediuw-R. Shortreed;
oar pumpkin -J. Grieve, Jas. Desi.
holm: one wpmsh-.,a nhoIi*,/ .
Moment: perk of red la-ge l'.
Ymitb ; pee•► of yellow n o Wee
('unutagham; half ga1Mn m cr pkk-
Iing onions-.1grieve; k, white
Meld loans- W. M. lac. W. Cleining-
ham ; two heads' cab*, e, named- . J.
,weep.tak,e-- edd Koros. ; herd, ^_ Pollard, 1'. 1'nrtw ht : two
stirs 2 femalR. Harrison. cauliflower - ( 11 Cartwright; s
Judge -J. Cow
SHE : P.
R
Aged 'ism -Jew. Brig., W. Rom;
whearling ram -W. lows: am lamb --
W. Roos. Jaa. Itrigha m : it aged
ewes -W. Roma. Jas. Brigha pair
'Meaning ewes -W. hoes; pia etre
htmtmr- jos. Brigham. .W. Hata.
Any Other Kind.
Mee rllag ram -L. 1'aid
lamb- - 1.. 1 'a [dwell : pair aaad` ow
I. thaldw.-ll ; fat sIw .p-Ja r. • j ltttm,
Judge --Jaw. Snell.
rit.ii.
ice' cake -J.
Aged hoar -Jas. Alton; boar --.Lam. light layer
11 l'artwrig
roots celery J. Grieve; mix ears fie
corn. Leat -Rube. Harriwni, Jas. com-
ing: six to sweet corn --J. J. Pollard,
C. laartyrlght.
Jn E. *.ear.
DAIRY AND PROVISIONS.
"1'11 never stop praising Tenlac since
it's helped me so much, and I lust feel
like going out and taking every holy about
it," said Mrs. U.R. Kearny, of 75 Dresden
Bow, Halifax, N. S.
"For the past eight years 1 suffered
dreadfully with stomach trouble and
chronic indigestion. My appetite was
poor, and for years I don't think I ate a
good meal. The little 1 ate soured on my
stomach and causes gas to peas up 1010
my chest and throat until I could hardly
breathe. 1 had atria. headaches that
kept rap confined to my bed for days at
a time and left me in a terribly weakened
conditjon. At nights I was so nervous
and re►tless 1 could scarcely steep. 1 had
no energy to do my housework, and 1
thought 1 would have to give up al•o-
gether, as 1 was getting worse all the
time.
"I got a bottle of Tanlac one day and
It gave me so much relief 1 kept un taking
it until 1 had finished my seventh bottle
and all my troubles have disappeared.
Ml appetite is just splendid and 1 no
longei suffer from indigestion or gas
on n y stomach. My breathing is free
and .asy and I never have a sign of a
heada he. 1 sleep like a.,Cbild and have
regained all my strength and energy so
that my housework is a real pleasure.
'I've also gained ten pound, in weight,
and am feeling just fine in every way.''
Tuuluc Is .wild In Goderrch by E. R.
lVIgle a04 the leadlsg d-ngglst in
every town.
Judge -Mrs. Metcalf.
I..00liit' WORK.
Red set -M. Livingstone, Mr.. Huw
roc; behy's outfit --M. Liviugstone D.
Symington: bedroom slippers --Mrs.
Tomblin, lot and 'Ind; Rattenburg
tam ro. Howrie, III._ Livingstone;
tabp's tonnct-M. Ibvingstoue, D.
Symington; camisole --M. Livingston
Mrs. Howrii'; crochet world, in silk
M. Livingstone; crochet '\ quilt
Grieves, Mnt. Ilowrle; eros• wor
in novelty braid -M. L1vingmt M
Tamblyu;'ladieei work, eight pieeer•s-
M. Livingstone, Mrw. Tajottlyn ; child
dress -M. I lving.tone, Mrs. Taira d
crochet lase collertiop--Mr•.. Howl.'
a 1). Symington: crow( wtitch, embed
ereel-Mrs. TFmblyn, M. Livingstone
eyelet centre -bra. Howrie, Mrs,
'aging; embroidery on 'silk or mat
Lirinrr'tone, D. Symington: Kt's
1 e on embroidery -M. Livingston
Mrs. Howrie; Roman embroidery
Mrs. -. mblyn, M. LIvlugetone; for
(sorer . Livingstone: netting -Mrs,
Hnwrlt•. Livingstone; crochet corset
cover- M. Iringxtoae, 1.'. I:artliner;
pin cnshios--4Walter McGowan. M. Liv-
ing•+tone: handkerchief saw --M. iiiy-
fngntoue. Mrs. Howrie: -glove eame�-
M. L.ivingsfone, Mrs. Talablyu : work
hag --M. Idringstoa�, Mr,. Tamblyn;
fancy apron -oleo. -
eel,
('ami,
Pollard: gents' mitt �I. til
Mrs. Howrie: Bonitos point lase -
Mrs. T;uablyn, X. Livia one; blob•.
weghan witorli ol[ i.ivitiew
Howrie: lrlwh crnedte•t-M. 1, fngatone.
Mrs. Tamhlyn ; knitterd.quilt- -J. Grieve.
Mrs. Tamhlyn: knittwl late ht. lion
--!lees. Grier -11w. M. IAel toot: trey
wowed shawl -Mrs- Tatah P. le m-
hos.
kitchen apron -M. ev;ngsto ,
Jas. griever,; Itineh met -11 T.ti.rh-
Iyu: lace handkerchief -M. \I.h•L,g-
.toii,. 1a. Symington; latmdry �lntg---
M. Livingxtunr, Ir. Symington; dress-
ing sack --M, Livingstone, Mrs. •1 h b-
IJn, night gown -M. l.ivingetoue. Mew
Ta nlil,-n : Mina 7 . jam k . embroider
--Mrs. Tamhlyn, M. Livlugstone.
man', work shirt --J. Grieves, NI. LIv-
ingetaue: novelty In f.tncy work-- M.
Llyingstooe, Mrs. Tatutdyn: set table
mats--Mri. Tawhlyn, D. Symington:
elotlit•s-M. Litiugstune. Mrs. How
-
ri • pa tea quilt, its i.itb it --J. (briers,
Mr*, Tsably%: patch quilt in clrrth--
Mrs. � . Coming. Jas. (:rleres; pillow
S togotntte:
Mrs. Ho 1.: p h woa4t-M. Liv
iugstnrlo< ,..}f.t tet quilt, any oth-
er kiwi -J. Pollard, J. Grfe'vea; rag
Mesta hooked- ' Symington: rag mat.
braided -=M. Liv ' lou«: rug mat, tiny
other kind -J: .'rlevt•s; sklebratnl
Senrf-J. thieves. Symington: sofa
pillow -Mrs. Tenthly -, D. Syrntttgtiln:
S44lection tatting -M. - tng,lone, C.
Gardiner: tattle emigre p , e ---Mrs. N.
fuming, Mrm. Tamhlyn: tit'. cover---
biro.
ovef-
Mro. Tamhlyn, M. l,ir(ngstn : troy
elolb-M. Lit immune. Mrs. �a hlyn:
tel may, M. .Iviag.tone. Mr,. • h•
syn : sew fouitione,
Howrie; table centre, piece. colored
J. J. Poliar.1, M. IAvhlgwtone; woollen
sax -Mew, 'Fasalty n, Mrs. Howrie:
woollen atoeklugs--Mrs. Howrie; Wal-
lachia' work -H. I.Ivlugonne, Mr,.
Howrie, comforter -J Grieves, knitted
sweater cost- M. tAvingstouc, J.
grMyen; pull -over ,wetter- 4'eull Gar.
diner, M. Livingstone; crochet work
with limey braids, M. IAvtagwteine, Jost.
iMnbedm; holies house elnmtn-•-oleo.
Tomtit's. Mrs. Howrie; patr curipin.
--M. Livingstone; eofl.ettnn IAteben
ttrtlrk:.-.I'cell Gardiner. M.---.; LivNgt-
stoae; (:nronntiot,, braid work -Met.
To mh lyn, M. I.iringwtene; crochet
pnrie or handbag --J. Grieves, 1).
Symington: Mr*dolr rap- D. Syming-
ton. M. IJvingston'; nerving tray -M.
iJdngotewae; eolleetion of apparel made
from old g nrment.---Mrs. Howrie.
Jodglms -UI.. Mei 'letlanrl and Mrs.
-- FiNR ARTS.
Aalr(ah., mingle or "mnpnl, fa nM- -
71. ieving.tnnr•, Mrm. Howrie: onimalm
Marie or grouped in water colorer --
M. Llvfngmtnne, Mrm. Howrie: volley -
NAB of plereevl beam(- M. 1AvinlIg�,tane:
eolleetlnn of pen and lnk etke{t•hr. -
M. IAvfng.tone, Mrs. Howrie: eviler -
Goo of ehl•t, Mx piww.--M. hiving -
atone, J. Grieve; eollection of china 1.
lingo --3I. Livingstone, Mr•. Howrie;
eoltoctten of paintings-- M. iAvingotnee,
lir'o. Reverie; (MFtctinn of water col-
or palira nga--M. Livingstone, Mrs
Howrie; fruit or flowers, to oil M.
IAvtag.tare, Hugh Framer; figure
pointing, f■ water colorer -M. Living
mdopa, Mra. Ifewrle: amateur phot ic--
Mre, H. To 'Wain : hand paint-
In lse-- M. I4'ingotouq New. Howrle;
R, In oN M. laviag-
dtowr, Jaw. 'homily, 1l. Prams" ; ba at.
1°17x. Is water color" it IArine:Mose,
Mr*. numblge ; eraa te�� or Mawr• -
M. IAvfsgstone, 1. Griev7.ti: lbw -le -•j
bawd painted plater M Livingstone,
Mrs. E�'wele : wow 11 drawing --Mew
lfkim*ie, M. Liet),gase•« ; paeselle, any
l'HILDREN'N COMPETITION
Work cone by children --,W. Cab-
aisgham: crochet work on wool -Mrs.
Howrie; cret•het work on cotton -T.
H. Taylor, W. Cunningham; collection
of lustetu--W. Cunningham: 2 *rings;
ieado--W. funtsingham: wash roti
and towel' -Mrs. floozie: school lunch
--H. Prager.
Jatlgen---Miry McClelland, Mrs,
Dunbar.
SCHISM CHILDREN'S COMPiTi-
TIONS.
Writing letters -J. Barr, Kenneth
Cowan, !'14.1-4. I2;flgorps, showing work
-H. Wightman. S.K. 12, Florence
Mater: Map of (hrtario---4.j Driver,
U.S.S. 12; writing eta verseltof •poems
-H. Wightnntn, Hanel Potts, Igor -
prow Rourke: trot mllpet10n of wild
nowtra--M, iJringxtone, C. Gardiner;
.roReet►oe of water mora -M. !dying -
Mone, ('evil Gardiner.
Jndne -Mrs. if. Telriird.
01111,DRIEN'S COMPETITION.
Peck potatoes -II. Wightman, Jno.
IMnholm, Jr.: six garden earrert.-1'.
:1-.S, 12; t x Swede turnip. -J. J. Pol-
lard, J. Denholm,•Jr.: Mx recon beet,
-H. Wight n, ('.8.14.12: one pomp -
kin -J. Destro Wes Bradnat•k : 1
squash J. 1»nh' 1m. J. J. Pollard:
two elfro.*.-K. Colwell: two head.
eablinge -,1. J. Pollard, t'.N.S. 1'2: MX
ears cons -Harold VI htman, J. J.
Pollard; collection of - Mowers -We..
ltradnoek. C A,1.12; to- re tomatoes
-J. J. Pollard.
Judge -E. Lear. ,
SPECIAL PR1ZF,►t
' Womeb's 'Iustltute -Remi coil •tlon
canned vegetables -It. Itichmogd,
A. Ite(rnett.
Women'n Inmtitute-list cake a
IP, half -doze mntans made by boy fader
-- 114 yeura- J. Pollaid, Harold Wight-
-J. man.
k, J. M.,, Hu Ilton -tin of poultry
rte. trod --J. J.
J. M. Hamilteat-tin of Interne -
's tlumil Stoat Food for herd berd-Mydd
Bros.
P. J. 311t4'. Daddy -Ps i r lea t her work
el- .. , 7w, for hem grade coir with calf at
f'.t-H. Harrison.
N. J. '. Hhfron--For bent pair yearling
i• gra tleerw-J. 4'. Hefron.'‘,
t- Dr. ' '. J. Milne -For hestby on-
e, der one , • r -Mrs. J. t'Iumor.�M a. M.
- hell, Mrs. E. Rowley.
set q Wnf. Marro 4 Son-Oxfnrelware 'pie
plate for trot Agricultural foal -'F
folium.
Jog. tetotherw-_2nd prize -for Mast
Agrlcettural'foal-Wm. Ross. -
Poplestone & (;,rrlfner-For !set
sw14111441krg draught fecal -(bray Bret''.,
with "May Flower," daughter of "Hon-
est John."
Canadian hankers Aswot•lation- prise,
-John Irrnholm, Jr.
E. Wanton & Sons -Sweepstakes In,
roadster vhluo-Ilray Rrno., i pvf Lntt
Crock butter -Jaw. Alton•; ten lbs.
better in 1 ib. printer -J. J. Pollard, I3,
Wightman ; Ore The. -YNfiter is 1 lb.
prinia -R. Richmond. J. J. Potion!:
2 lb. loam". homemade .bread - H.
Wightman, Mrs. N. fuming; Two 2-1b.
loaves brown bread -J. .1 Pollard;
x doughnuts -Mrs. A. Bennett, J. J.
lard; short bread -Mrd. A. Bennett;
J. Pollard : canned fruit --J. J. Pol-
lan*, R. Richmond; three gIaasps jell
Sloan, R. Ithortreed; tire
o'ctart' ea-Urlt:-147-rum ng fruit
Awns, Meisel Iti(4rmond;
ke-Mrs. A. Bennett, ('ee-
• dark layer 'rake -J,, J.
)eeboim, Jr.: heaviest
f her ney -J. KRxtf. tugJ. Pol-
lard: estraeextractedInry -anii d F.
Laidlaw ; maple rey p -- H. Richmond,
Mrs, N. Gaming:jo(ora,IIIONEYS
(3tla, X. ' w bisivltx Mr4:owan,
J. Pollard.
N. Cum-
,irking -
Ming
rero-
-- - - Pollard; Jells
R. Rights*.: two pies-
'
ism, J. J. Pollard: lunch le
mon-W.1. - Grimm. Mee. ! .---
t;ireger bread, J. J. Pollard; pall`
i -d tfikiteas--J. J. I'olla rd ; to . . to
tats.p-Jam. Grieves', Jam. Alt(
mixed pickles, J J. Pollard -1. Grieves:
17140 bit t emit" 7a pickle. of aa} other klnrl-J. .1. Pol-
�y baeoees oe.... ked; 1 siuggid4 lark; homemade lined soap -Walter
aobr. seed fool like *mopaa of lead. The Mel i*su..1. Grieved.
arta. hoeomee Blood tbo lrladda� is icer (•• Me4'IrUaed, jadgr of butter, chick-
lat.d. asd you asa adi}.d V aaak 1-e• t'ns anti sons Mrs Joie Mother., godlint two mss three deer the t M^'- Jns. Waft. judge* for hal/was.of
Wham the kidneys clog yen n help t1-elaia,
P'RI'IT.
1r lir test tied tab Salts kr Saab.
asks or Bladder tronble-
leat ralisae acids.
them flash off the body's urinous waste
o1I be • real side Pomod'r'ib• •Rix varietioo whiter apples -J. stow -
At feel * doll misery in the kid- ear, Peril Cartwright ; named var4.ttrs
wry mica, yes gaffer from aahsr Jsli apples -(L fartwright, T.Bratti-
sh*
a11a noxi; ; Haidwln--Thos. ShaB
Sloan. T. rad-
wuare tested sad 700 ted thew rick: Klsgp�J, and .F. Laidlaw, T.
math heilltee wbe• the weather its had• Kion: Northern Rpy --T. Sloan, E. C.
Rot leas meat, driek Iota of water: smith: R. I. Greening -T. Sloan, J. J.
also gat from say phanneeiat four OWN" Pollard ; Rihmt.•fn Relmont--Jolt* Som-
ot Tad Bulb; take a tabkirapooatiJ ero. Jn+. n. Tior•nay : (loklen Russell -
In
a ease of water Isslore br.akl s1- T. Brodeur*, H. Richmond: Seekso-
far • few days and your kJm•1• will farther ---E. C. Smith, T. Itradnoek ;_
Yee set Ana. Thbt meoss•ltsla mob op(rxilherg-w. MMtirstr•m: 7ilagn.r_
from tbo add of ted lima i :sr. Alton, E. and 7. Laidlaw• ; Bon with has tsar Davis -Thep. Sloan, Jobs Sobne•ri;
fee gaseratkins to class clogged Iddnays
and atigatilats them to normal activity.
else M a,atra iz. the acids In urine. es
ft so hags it a scares of irritation.
Nies mediag bladder weakness.
Jad Balt i.
jure: makes a del the derweest
a
l(tba-water drink which wwyose shaft
take sow and is tok tho itdsrgw
elaaa and active. bets
they soil lots of Jad Bala Wks ks ho
believe to (rv.e.aai
wills it is esti t+asW.k irA91M
11.011 Yatfbi* needs a tittle "Dandertne"-that's x111 When
k Maes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff
appears, or your hair falls out, 2 35 -teat battle of delightful,
dependable "Danderine" from any store, win save yeot halt,
alio double it's beauty. You can have nice, tbiet bait, the
gravrn.reis--p;. (:, Sint* : Blenheim
ripple -T. Sloes, J. Mowers: Tatman
Sweet -T. film•• E. V. Smith: Mann
-.r. Snmera, W. V)unwingbwm: Mtwrk ---
Y.. C. Smith : M•now-H. Richmond, J.
Herr; Ustarf.-R. Rkbmosd. W. Me-
llower': box sir ethic variety apples
--.1. R. Tierney: Wealthy --J. B. 'Pier -
nay. .las. Altos; Canada Red--- ,las.
Alrnw, P. 1'. Rmtt\; Celyerto-.-.i. and F.
iiaIdle w, Jas. Aline; Atecander-T.
BradneMic, .r Lasrtwt4•bt : 3I1•owttee
ripple -.fobs• Neanero, J. Alt,.n: anip
miter variety, a•rnM -J. J. Pollard,
W. Mtllenaa: eollyd.tMn of app1M--K
C. Multi'. J. Sooners: erah apples -T.
H. Taylor, A. C. g•ytt,t, ; wlster pears,
nam. -T. 3ntdnnek, J. Altar :fall
pears -l. Alton, R. Wight an : Twa-
atees-Cecil (1„r„)Isee. .1. 1. Polling:
collection of gmpeo-Mrm. R. M. Mc-
Kay, .1. Grieve/.
In4R.-•f1. Caicos.
I'LANIMS AND FLOWERS.
Collection beemaMa- W. M. Slott,
geraaiem., in bloom -Cecil Gardiner,
W. afoot: hanging leaket-- Mem. R M.
McKay, AIR* Gillelrphe; window box -
(;..11 Gardiner.
J*dge---M,*. Metes if.
CUT Trd)WP,RA.
Collection of dahlieno -A. (illlertple,
11. Framer; eoll.etton of meteor --
Id. IJvtagrdew', A. eltllevgfe; table
Maquet- Kra. R. M. McKay, Cecil
Gardiner; gkmdlolse---Mss. R. McKay.
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30COUGHS
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Big -Minded. a
"He deems very uorrow-minded in
an argameht :" -
"Not at ail. He adttiitw that there
■ re two Susie. tu' every gneitlhn ; bis
wide and the wrong side:"-('nrteu.ns
atgaaine.
more a man the more he
paid the Fat *tan.
nihil snit have tripler
se and you'll eh:trig(' sour
1 the 'Thin Man.--e'in-
m
chi
-"bile•
trembling.
"That's
edify,. a lot
-per booths, i
nothing of 'i
s.'t Mind Mire.
telegram without
spa
h i ng.
c women
n 'nlltpa .
t." rnIt
not lee non.
re taking ins
thinking
Pneoo.
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Three Mullion
New Customers
For Canada's Grain
-Produce
-Manufactures
Secured by the West India Trade
Agreement and Canadian Ships.
By willingness and ability to pro-
vide ships, Canada this year has
drawn the West Indies loser to
herself and to the Empire. She
can make preferential trade agree-
ments with other peoples under
the British Flag, without arousing
international complications.
Canada possesses men with brains
who will make these preferential
trade agreements. But to make
good these trade agreements we
must have Canadian Ships.
The Navy League of Canada
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PRlNCIPAIl3 and TEACHERS
See that your pupils enter this competition ; and also arrange
suitable programme tor
FIRE PREVENTION DAY, OCTOBER 9
We will present one thoussnd gold plated and enamel Medal-.
suitably inscribed, as
PRIZES
for essays on Fire Prevention topics; competed kr by the
boys and girls of Ontario in the 3rd and iii Fort*,
High School, College and' University St
compete for nine grand prizes.
TWO SOLiD GOLD MED S
SEVEN SOLID SILVER MEDAL
are eligible to
The Royal Proclatliation should be read by a pill 11 in earn
School Room..
Text Books and full particulars free on application :
ONTARIO FIRE PREVENTION LEAGUE, INC.
in affiliation with
The Ontario Fire Marshal's Office,
' 153 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, TORONTO.
GEORGE F. LEWIS, Sec.-Treas.
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AVE 50c -Renew "The Sipar' Before November iii -SAVE 50c
Keeps Baby
Skin Healthy
IiF every mother could o
realize the danger whial\
lurks in the neglect of chafing
and skin irritations she would
not take chances on being
without Dr. Chase's Ointment
to apply after baby's bath.
It arreerts the dov*lopmaat .ea
*mama and makes 1-b. aide ••t4 .
smooth sad velvety.
15 costs • bra, all *mars, se idimmosa,
Bata A lis., Ltd.. Tomato.
Di: Cha se's
(f nt rnen t
GRAY-DORT and STUDEBAKER
MOTOR CARS
-Prest-O=Lite Storage Batteries and -
Columbia Dry Cells
Several second-hand Bicycles fat sale cheap
Come and see these.
All Tires on sale at a big rednction in price. ---
Oils and Greases of all kinds.
Special prices on Oils bought in Five -gallon lots.
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One Chevrolet Car for sale cheap
This Car is in good running order.
GENU E, FORD PARTS
EASTSTREETOARAO E
T. F. HOLLAND
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