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aely one thing to do; take & course tit
MILINUStifS. I
, Hun at Nava
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PILLS
I( see tow tpdslity *Ye wilt elligshille
fit.rellithill the heart and motor* 1"1"eriermslateorraditioollYlle "nl to
4 IwtabillY
Wm W. W. Peoria, IA Soto St.,
Utrita, Oats Wifftell:-.7"I If** left
* weak hoot and in e ltill.4101116
5tiou from, the liar gyeptires
badly iltatterat, aid I hat sigh
in iv ht0q I 000141 aet*eep muck
1104ight. I seek einieraleloctort midi-,
without gottiegillrjaitter. Mr
cot .tfitiArf Mji*Ars.'111 Mart
I tii: ; It erternorkaa,
if . Ire anti
ilbton's Heart and Nerve
1110n. a box at al'idesders or mo
receipt of price by The T.
Limitild, Toronto, Ont.
MAMIKIMMI.
Mosenalhe Wheat fie Mere, in. Wilifeua)
No. northern. 41.24.
no. 2 northern. $1.43.
Grown 1118110/Al4ff,, Osteeledias
specialist ip women'a and cai
es. Acute, chronte and 'bellow(
throat, Adenoids removed Isitt%
s. partial deafness, eye, ear.
IhIi knife. Consultation tree. Mc, *pit
ence,. Nelson and et. Andrewl litree*
*at Temperance Rail, North *rem
Ofgeht.bours 0 to 12 a. 0., 1 to 6 p: m.
ifeadare, ,Thisrsdays anct Sliturnitys.
TM/nines by speoiermakt.
• EGM. Cams
CHIARLES OAIIRO'W. Barrister, Solicitor.
Etc. Corner !tore.' street and Square.
Ooerich. out.
No. 3 northern. $1.77.
Me. 4 wiscit, OS?.
Oans (la Store. rt. iirtlidam)
I. 2 C.W.. 4714c.
Ina 2 C W.. &ilia.
*tire 116. 1. 4$36c.
Na, i teed, 41.4no.
No. 2 teed. 44%0.
Manitoba none, Oa 4i1 1'
Ne. CIC, /Sio.
Na. 4 iC.W..
Rsdected, Or,
Weed, ale.
alsitieste.Mash.
No. NAL "t 44 '
190- 1P4ster, t -$91.
NO. .geoso,waeist. isint, •
CHAS. SEAGER ,
OlflCb t Court- Renee. Godertell. ' celpts at the VaionStook TsZcds try-
ease*
'rame%
4.1
No, 3. yItov. ,Ite.
eaiiiraili ea* =Or /*OW
Me, * White. 42* 40
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DISTRICT GLEANINGS 1aad Moe J.
r John
Mr. Will Weese*, Eltillee, focehrea uoggik ot kitig
Ids degeee of Ehnel. reeently- Sea, co MooleY
Ifr. sod Mrs. John Mort*, of l's- 400400,14 wok a
borne, have removed to Eeeter. rogge, *..L
Hos. Win. X. Martin. renleeteid by two sees. Dr.
Wender a Stulketehewes, is 0 Exeter load Cola e C..
old boy. *rot4t1e
Six large etiecks ot ilex, cont*Isieg httiAlke..
* Mote
aquae 109 tons et materiel, went Me ha Itre. w '
smoke in the lard ot the Canada Flax Clued hw in
Male, Ltd., fitotiforth, on Eekley, Znue WOO le
10th.
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Olt
tewiresreeew lershrhatikeasesilot
SOW/4V' aliff tit 4 -
It= 44**iviii, buin..wra.rve*T-T-
, • • -
Verna (Areineilenli:
No,. 2,.
peens!!! est, (Asse_sert4,41-46.
o
'No. 2. nominal,
*lint t5 •
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117•.
No. 2. 41.40.
affilfeed (Cor Lots delivered, Torrillid
11331tosnriareArt°:4;1!2$526Wt0123Tie.
white middlings, 421 to in.
reed flour, 1140 to 12,10,
0AtTLIN MARKETS
lifte. EMU* *iitiort, budbury, an -
now** the eligegetuent ot bayous*,
diugbter. Amelia kiarrietie *Mr.
Hobert MalreY. Otters, younifeet itoto
of Igr$. Hobert A. McElroy, SeittOrthe•
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glazier Minimum
the ettgagentent- of their eldefit deught-
er, Ella Iterniee, to Mr. William John
Gloushr, of Blyth. The 'marriage will
take Placelhe latter pert of June.
Mrs. George Meter. a eledericla
i0Wasilip. ennouriees the engagement
of her daughter. Edne, to Mr.
Bobbie, of Kitebener, the mafriage to
take Piece quietly at her Mame ou
ThuredeY. June t3rd.
r • TORONTO LIVII SIT041K.
13"TaigiarrAteitirefi-- 1•1•7---" - TORONTO. Jane .20. -Live stock • re.
to -day's- ;market were 171 cars s.
SOS • . ' Tim°3 304'. 3.330; calves. ITT; hem 1.1,e0; alai%
' • • • • •1 *TM
,BUrFALO, Junel,20..--Cattle receiPta. Mr. and Mrs:" Albert Townshend, of
The wordage took piece on Wednes.
day. ens of Margaret McDoneld,
youngeit daughter at Mr, andKrs .3 ohm
Torrance, of Clinton, to Mr. Geo. Par -
Peen Foote, son ot Mr. end Mrs. G. S.
EbOto, ot Rod Arthur, Ont.
The engegemeht is announced ot Miss
Lets B. Senders, second daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sanders. ot Stephen.
to Mr. Rufus W. Retitle. son ot Mr. And
Mrs. Edward ICestle, of Valorise, the
saarriagitto take place this roonth.
years ha
Breaaels, sol Ise* oe he taught et
Myth. Teelaleitint Celliner004,1. Ile
wal is his *Mkt 701111 sod tor yowl
peee skso resesiese ktilsort Cliotoi.
ma of Mr.
away at the
• W. &maw. Chi.
of last week, The
'W. lt. of Brumals
Hi its survived
W. 'thaw. CLUMP,
eld, 0.. and by
thei Mare, loth-
, Viniallnel. And
. Show
ok HOS tows-
. Int over lit
Public wheel at
ALMOST 1111.1USS
MON vrrus DANCE
Illarrister. Solictior, Notare • Public Etc. SOFFILLO LIVE, STOOK.
'Office Hamilton St., sterling Ionic Bloc*
•
Reil ,Estate, • Loans, Insurance •
• • riONVETANCING AND NOTARY
N./
MADE Z 'efitzENSLAGE, es**eld,uCon.
reviewing end Notary lie •
pROGDPOOT;
oarristers, Notarps
__Btu.
omee-on Arse Square, led door Imp
el'atiirreentrtinstTotteirg::' id. lowest Tates
." W. vnOUDF•00T, IC. C..
L. KILLORAN. OGGLEV nOtHES, Jur.
AIJCTIONEERING
THOMAS ellNARY.
Live Stack' end -General Auctioneer,
Hinnilton street, Ofiderich.
Sales made everywhere and oil efforts
• Mall* to^ five you saneractiore
Farmers sale notes -Warm:Merl.
Avery quiet wedding was isolemnieed
at the Aehlield manse on WednesdeVi
June fith, at 9 sane when Mary Jane,
eldest daughter of kir, and Mrs, 'Samuel
MeNain. was united in holy bonds of
matrimony. to Mr. Wesley C. Ittobb, son
Or Mr& armee Robb, of A.shlield.'
.1011••••••
The Maori* el the Heads, Foe end
sogy Uettr4.
drOlt.10•4•1 •
Si. Vibes de*oe 4it aetlipease of the
forties brought olt by a morbid. eon.
(talon Of the blame It le einumoni
welt children, end Attacks girls mere
frequently than tow: Irritability is
first signs noted.
quarrelsome and
The jerky Move-
erize the disease,
limbs and
body 4erks spas -
'14xls• 0. B. -ot Winnipeg,
whose maiden name Was Mary M.
Tewsley, died at the home of her son
in Cleveland, Ohio, on PridaY, June
tette The deceased wad a daughter of
the late Henry Tewsley, and spent her
girlhood in Clinton,
•
frequently one
The ehild frets.
does- net. Sleep
meats „ that 11121
cense at little
sometimes Rte 31
nindleellee And Severe eases the
power of sperelt144 affected. Stott a,
child should Sot le allowed to study,
but *mild be WOK Viet, giving a nu-
tse,lees diet riligent out of doers
much as possible; Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills will, help the blood restore the
shattered nereele The value of these
Pills in- etaSes Ot *hi kind is shown. by
the following statemept from Mr.
Frank Rtlynoldist Windsor, N. S. who
bays: "When a TOM gir 1 Isuffered
very severely fro $L Vitus dance. I
could not keep stilt, for a moment. If
I tried tO handle dishes I broke them,
and could not Odell attempt to hold a
thing in My hazels. No matter what
was done for me I could not content
the twitching in me face and body.
My parents gave Me several remedies,
but they did not help me. Then one
day my father brOught home a hall
dozen boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. Atter two boxes had been taken
there -wes an improvement In my con-
dition. By the time the last box was
gone, to my own great toy.; and relief
to our family, my condition was nor -
mei. anti J have since' mile:fed good
health. I never lose an opportunity to
say a good wont' for Dr.
Pink Pills:'
You can get Dr. Vinland's' Atilt pals
through any dealer in medliene or liy
mall at 60 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.60 from The Dr. Williams' Ntedieine
Co., Brockville. Oat.
Elmclole Perm Goderieh tosvnshiP..
Noss 1.200; 210 to 50c higher; heavy, flounce the engagement of their only
Calves, 310; *Wady; 36 to 312.50.
*Leo to se; mixed. 42 to 89.35; orkers: daughtrr, Eleanor L., to Mr. J. 0, Nel-
light yorkers and pine. 49.25; routtlaro son Cr eh, e est son of Mr, and Mrs.
Sheep and lambs, 20e; slow; lower: ,..,,,11050- -ail,' ,t:IrcerriZt3algents11.nontrtt.le
stage.tci, Joseph cri
iambi., 86 to $121 yearlings, 16 to ifs 11",
A• quiet but pretty Wedding was sol.
others unchanged.
CHWAGIO ,11.1VM 11Zracia• ' emnized at the home of Mr. and Mee
CHICA.GO; june 30. -Cattle receipta. George Twamley, Ashileld, on Rattly.
1.000; compared with a week ago. beet
eteerso 15c to 210 lower;'she-stocit gap,- day, June 1Ith, When their only &With-
er:illy Mc to 41 lower; spota off more: ter, Rota: Merle, became the bride of
boor, canners and cutters, 25e lower: Mr. Rairmond H. CI, Fiunigae, youngest
calveso 60c to 26c lower.
Mows, SOO g litc to lic high -
son of _Mr. and the late Mrs. Hugh Fin.
openin
er; one load sorted *lights. $1,110; prim. mon, 0;
Mal top. 06.26; bullt..111 to $1.20: reed , Mr, John Hackett. a cousin. Of Mr.
clearance; piee etronfi...1?soitly 27.76 to milm thieutt of zuoutow. so, alio.
INSURANCE
• mdrICILLOP MUTUAL, , INEWItteCk
Warps sad haste* Tows Property insure*.
Vilue iltraverty ,insured up to January,,
okiogris.4eme's• PresIdont.'
ilerieeten4 Se. v ics-PYssidens
sts• 11101010WOOd.i."1.,g,f-dieril.:t4.64k.:1f0061440e
-4041iCTOlid-D, F. ./epereser,__sestorth;
ann.
J.
O. Orley.. WitilbrOp Wm.
rlfl, Con
•• stance ; George SicCartneY, Tuclersmins
• /an- rerriS. Hallo* John Rennewise.
sirosdhinan; Nisicolni HcEwan,-_,Bruceneld.
AO NTS --J. atiderien Sandy
staitl
t c er„-,
Policl Holders eau pal their Assessments
.,34 It. ri. Caws Goderich, A. *or.
c.J4thine store, t3inton, or J. H.
• ilienrs; Bayileld. ., • .•
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NOTARY PUIILIC,
noTAnv PUBLIC
General Conveyancina-Ootur
Oood Companies Represented
P11000 No. 298, cionerich. Ont.
UNDERTAKING
er.so. , , - • Ashlreld, died at Tsdre
Sheen asses receipte to -day
all paekera_direct; compared with a don Oit alum ilth. Me bed
week afro. iambs, Si to 21.26 lower; Win ensSnvaIId ter a tienlber Of /elm.
spcitO off more; yearlings. • 'fic 104' heing lifflieted Wilk palsy. , tre
lower. Sheep, to llo er.
ball a .Y.08 OP st Hinkett "town,
Mildialti,• sad ashore going to London
"Wild West" In Parts. toide hie moo at whittot,:k.
PARIS, June .20. -- Five autonlo- A very. peaty wedding wee solentitiz-
,
bile bandits looted the shiny win- 414 4:41;•Areossogdak„.juria ,fitht at the
BrOphea BrOS.
GopErnom
The Lending .
Funeral DiregeOrb
and E,Mbalmera
Orders carefully attended to
at all hours -night or •-day,
For
. SORE
THROAT
-COLD IN
*CHEST
etc.
chis. F. Tilton.
Faireille,
writes: 'I wish to
inform you that we
.consider your
•on, MINARDS
LIN-
IMENT a very
:rtrilitand
•'""t e"' t sure
rellefforsorettroat
and chest. 1 would net without it if
the price ss one dollar a bottle. -
• A man went lame the other evening
noct found his louse locked Up. At -
ter a great deal Of trouble he got in at
the window and found on the . table a
note from his Wife:, "I „have. gone to
in'eollew,',! it read. "You will Arid the
key at theeside et the •dcorstep,"... ••
- •
dows-of well-itoCked4ewelry:stera h"0300 '1St Ilir;limE .itulattu4
in .the Boulevard St. Martin Sunda? , poinderibdie. Isitininse
forenoon, r.etiCaldni• with, VAIL ;101161r. dim•ter e'Pellalterielle Malted hi
DOUBLY
BEAUTIFUL
•
are the lavalliere* and
itereiled lockets in our ex.
Whit of high 011643 idwelry,
There is the beauty of
design and finish MA the
beauty of quality that in-
sures lasting satistactiou.
Yet our jewelry is not
r•ensive. Price moderation
as Much a feature of
our bueillees as the char-
acter of our merchandise.
EC. ROBERTSON
Watehiteker & ,Ieweler
.Cr East Str4o.ssil *ere Ceded&
FARM COLD STORAGE
nave an Upsto.date Eqtlipmant.
for Family Purposes.
tol.i•••••*•••••••
'The Berm Itefrlgerater a, Great Boo*
• -.Yon May Put the Hatted -Teem •
Oat . of nounde EstrIY After •
Harvest thaltivatir.
(Contributed by Ontario Departinent of
.
• Agrirulture. Toronto.).
There mey. be other. corn lemovere,
but you wilt not be completely 'oat's-
ited until you .beve used' 'Holloway's
and
t *ea ranted at SO.- the • holy 'beads of rattriMMay *GO& torn Remover. . • .
ettO ;raisin.
Scores . of onlooker' teenier,. to
cover front reel:slyer and carbine fire
pened by three or the men who °re-
mained in • the nutOmoblie, . vehicle
drew up in trout of the Jewelry swop
'while the two others mashed the
windows and gathered up the booty.
The Watchman who was guarding
the store emptied his revolver at
the robbers, but without perceptible
effect, and the bandits drove off With
their loot, clearing the street
meanwhile with renewed firing, •
Given Lite Sentence.
DETROIT, Mich., June 20. - ,
Elizabeth Lewen was found guilty.df
first degree murder of six-verix-old
Max Ernest after an hour's deliber-
ation by a jury here on Saturday.
'Fifteen minutes later she was iten-
teneed to spend th.e remainder of her
life in the Detroli House of Cor-
rection.
The crime for' which Lewen
was convicted was the shocking mur-
der of the Ernest boy a month ,a
ago. Evidence showed that she
bad enticed the boy to se lonely
spot on the outskirte of the city and
killed him by stuffing his mouth and
nostrils with wet -earth. A grudge
against the boys father for an allev
ed injustice in a real estate deal wee
the motive for the crime.
Vanninsthe 14.8• .
Villeneuve, aged 61 years, ot Mont-
real, was instantly killed near Glen
Robertson Saturday when buggy'
in which she was riding. was hit by
G.T.R. tralte No. 2, bound tor Mont-
real. Her nephew, Eugene Ville-
rtaave, aged 16 Yearn, who wits With
Was seller* inbred.
Woman Wins Test.
LONDON, June 20. -The out-
standing feature of the triposes (the
examination for elassleal hamr11).
published at Cambridge oil Satur
day, was the brilllaut success of Miss
K. Snell, of Girton. To her falls the
distinction of being at the head of
the law tripos above sar the men.
There were only three woMete
dldates. Miss Eineli's achievement
will long be remembered, and will be
coupled With .those of • Miss P. G.
Psercett of •Newnham, who in 1890
was placed above the SeniOr-Wrang-
ler, and of Miss A. F. Ramsay, who
in 1$67 was the only candidate of
either sex to secure the firet-elass
honors' in the classical tiripOs.
Sir Louis Dories Will Act.
OTTAWA. June 20. -It is prob-
able that Sir Louis . Davies, Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court and
Deputy Governor-General of Canada,
or one of the other Supreme Court
justices, will be called upon to sign
otters -in -council and other docu-
ments on behalf of the Governor-
General until the arrival of Itatent
Byng in Canada.
Train „lilts Buggy..
OTTAWA, •June 20.-e-Mi5s Phoebe
5
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLO
Say's Cress Applied la Neetriled
optirdLtiearriseses Ugh, Ur.
41441.4"14441+4 •
"beteg VelliettO Waiting. - ;Note
biome& nostrils 'Open right up; the s'r
passages of your held deer and you MI
1,hreathe freely, more hawking, enuf.
ling, Islowing; headache, dryness. Hi.
,struggling' for 'broth at ilightiaryzt.
Get a bottle of Eless;Cialini
Zahn from your druggist neer. Apply
a: little et this fragrant, antiseptic,
Nestling cretin in your nostrils. It pen.
erste. through every air passim of the
(heti, soothes the inflamed or swollen
Orleans 'Membrane atti relief comes it
olantly.
It's jast'llne. 'beet stay aludatlif
Fitbss,,,colker tasty catarrk,
4.•1
TYLD to 71O%
The following securities are exceptionally attractive
- investments in every reel:met-411e Interest Yleld le
High, the , security unquestIonabie--an et at maturity
, these- bends will return handsome profits to the holders:
PROVINCE OF. ALBERTA 404 BONDS -,,,_,,,,_
Due -Feb. ts; 1942. Principal and Interest piyi, Ws. 'id- - ^
abie In New York Funds. Price 74.84 and - i
• in ss r e it.. Profit at maturity ,33‘7, In addition tO 6.15 7„,
, • interest and premium on New York funds . . .... -.... • to,
.
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• PROVINCE, OF ALBERTA 60 BONDS •
. • Due April 1, 1936. Denominations of $1,000• . .
. .- Price 97.59 and accrued intereit.m In addition • . ,
to the Interest earned, these securities' will shovf .6 25 r. -
a profit of2.45 en principal at maturity 41 0 .
. „„
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA GUARANTEED SO °. •
COUPON BEARER BONDS -
, . Due Jan.- 1, 1959.-- Denominations, 31,000. Price, . - ' ..
73.52, and accrued interest., Profit in addition • - •
to annual interest about 351. 'Thistle an oz. -•75r
ceptional. (ippon:inky • 0
,•• .1 6 .
CITY OF EDMONTO,N 41/21fo BONDS r • ,
Maturing In MO, 1931, 1932. Prato to yield. . ' .
• . 7.10%. In addition to the annual. Interest, the . ,.. .
' holder will hove an additional profit of about 7 my.
. 250 at maturity ... • ' k
W. strongly recomniend*the purchase of these securities at present .
., prices. They are really bargains.
(sonde may be .purchased on our partial. payment Man. This plan
• enables Investors to take full advantage of •.peclail ill, ylifort_unith, s
- such as the above. -
• Littarrato
G. A.. STINISOK 86 CO. MMus& •
Isustment deters 3$-$ Mg Ilt. L Tsrsits. thus 111. UN -
•
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Palml.°11.1*
Cold storage practice en far, haa
been con:laded With. the large -pea. •
duce warelioures in ourT,towns and:
cities. •Theie establishment* could
not do etteceitsful bedtime if their
plant*. were not provided with lute
storage chaMbers kept coot and -
other partiaelers imitable for the
long storage of perishable product*
of the brut, inch res eggs. better.
chtiesatubit, 'and so torth. Some
day, , *01 50 jar distant etteff
all, A* *ear may becotne Oft-
0141E4 *ell eritinixed to build and •
It I cold its/rags wars-
ot 01 own, "'whereby they
1s th hake cerogairte cot.
joreasete sit OW 03111
hot sr are disetosed et to
t e- natter public. The extent to
Which intylilluel ferret:Tx may mike
• use of IMO:cold storage pliiite on
rine to fteceeserili limited be-
'MICR E,VERY MIEN.
Sint leaf. eeitermint ha -
4101111 JUICY fruit. !OW
lijrag IS S iptt soot!
sweet tooth,'
tied all Srit woolly Nod tor
you. Teeth. seeetite and
digestion all benefit.
Your nerves will say "thank
• You:* your vim will meson&
WRIGLEY'S -la 1110 1Or. What •
it does as wet( as tor It*
value -at -ths Small cost of 5c.........
The Flavor Lasts
'17.'e're----..... ' te il• ill'ffe •
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•Lefeeil e ...-• ..
a fel 3 o '''"----asitiossele4"eassie
yi 7 , ,,,.....c-1.-
utitill1;!*;,,,:l.,
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Nallon-wide l'entee-There le 'scarce-
ir a corner of this great Beinlinion
where the Merits of Br. Thomas' Ee-
leetrie Oil have not been trie.1 and
proved. It Is one of the world's roost
efficient rentedles• for sore threat. lame
back and many other ailments arising
'from intiamMaIlona Pedalled, on .the
skin its healing -power la' readily tab -
sorbed, and it On else be taken in-
ternally.
"Are your hove tastes eatiensivel
'Not always,' said Partner Corrado-.
set, hopefully. "I have noticed that,
Josh would rather hear* he -rent Jezn
record then the highest larked sped .
opera that ,the phono*raph affords."
The tows are In the corn, and there'
they browse,. • •
Out if your fence' was down, dorek
blaine the °owe. •
their a
• „cause the aimitities of products re-
quiring to, be stored at any one tints
are small. The exceptions are ,reiy
large fruit or dairy farmers," and
even in these epeeist' lines or farm-
ing it might not be a paying pro-
position 10 all cases to erect an
expensive cold storage &ult. Per-
sonally, I believe the problees of cold
storage on the farms should ba
handled through co-operattvely own-
ed warehouses provided with *de -
quote cold storage facilities.
Apart, howevere from the clues -
tion of a cold storage with up-to-date
mechanical equipment for the farm
or farmers* apinclatIOn as suggested
above, there is the problem on al -
meat every farm pertaining to the
storage for a hew days of small euin-
ettres of various foods used on the
table from day to day, such as but-
ter, meat, milk, ete. It is eertalnly.a
great saving and matter of convene
ienee to have on the farm' a small
cold storage chamber or refrigerator
in which to keep there very perisbe
able article* of food In a good fresh
and wholeeoMe condition for use on
the table during the warm season of
the year. This le, made possible by
the use of ice, end as It is procur-
able In almost every district of this
country at a reasonable cost, there
is no excuse for farmers not tieing
by in the winter season a few' tons
in some cheap format ictehoulle. In
-Wlio's sour twist, Jut lto lookg
struelc It: lie's a haetall
istoPim
platinum i. await, eon" Mose peewee
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Write ter F tee Zee Casella*,
Mein gnaw* CO tait Mikiltellit*MM
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1 yr...own and Offer tie Putrid Balance pt
King Edward Construction
Co ILI Limited.
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, 8% Preferred Stock
Price. $100 and accrued dividend, car-
rying a bonus of 30% of Common
1 - • Stock, making this investment yield .
1 1.1% with- safety
The dividend on the preferred stock in ise.
conditionelly and irrevocably rearanSeed
by the United Hotels Company of Awasaisas,
The dividend of 8% on the preforail awl
1O% on the common stock ere asesited
under the terms of the lease of the isaaie
ins to the King Edward Hote1 Conspeart
Limited. Therefore to those who lirs, at
1 these favorable terms
This investmenhvill yield 11%
1 Write for Descriptive titcultir----Addrese
W.A.MACKENZIE &CO.
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Government and Municipal, Bonds4
Corporetlen Settititics
42 King Street West, 'Vicente*
the 'summer time this he will be
found most useful for cooling. the
milk and create, supplying an Ice -box
or refrigerator' in which the butter,
for example, may be kept Arm, the
milk and cream sweet, and the foOdei
in good condition for the table day
by day. With lee alecays so handy
and th g best of cream available; It
Is posaible for the housewlle to milie
such delicious and wholesome deli -
cedes as ice-treat:I, sherbets, and
many dellgbtful and cool drinks, all
of which .are most refreshing and
stimulating to the folks on the farm
in the hot and busy season of the
yeat. In ease of sickness, too, ice is.
eometfines a neceesity. There Is DO
doubt then about the fact that every
farmer would hail a supply of good
ice a great advantage In many ways,
whether % It be stored In some bin
from which it Is removed as re-
quired or in some form at small lee-
cold storage where it pools automati-
cally a an1311 retridertor room ad-
joining the lee atorage room. There
are several types of small lee.eold
storagea suitable tor use on the fartn.
In using these small fee -cold stOr-
.ago9,. however. IL Muni kept
mind alwaye that Ito temperature
cannot be maletateed lower than
about 40 or 45 degrees'. Fahrenheit
scale. which of ktitir.,:i3 la not low
enough to keep perishable products
like freak meat lonmo4 than a tow
days, and !argil quantittos o1 Dor.
ishahlo aritclioi moat not be ol.ovt<I
SIR a swan hatubc.r. nor too, many,
kiwis at on,. tilao In onito of tblo
limitation itt will nay any tatmor tol`
orinn. of sa.o. pirotorabb
in a tALialli fttldThlrar•T.tst 1
11,4 4:1 etre IN a se beiseeset
artwio tow of the
tsit 4.,.1141411,1,1 ,,1 pilioiratilo 101-949
43141111 v!‘)1 etoraeiel too* tbe
farm. I: u A Lease eo,
eeetiela
The Bluebird Washer
Call *and see a demonotration of the hest Wasi)ing
,
ire on the market.. We are agents. ,
Lighten the drudgery of honsekeeping with one of these
easy.running rdaehines, which Save labor and preserve health
and good tempei.
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-,EDISON MAZDA are the the sto.ndaia up4o-dole elecqia light. We have them.
Also all kinds of Eiectridai400ds for ",Ouse, store.
°ale(' orEvIal:tuate
rkah7.ruhah and:contracts take n tor eleetrio' wiring
and other electrical work, •
A. J. LAITHWAITE .
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. HAMILTON STREET
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- TM* Way
--to Broader Markets
Right at your elbow is your Long Distance telephone.'
With it, you can talk With any of 12,000000 telephone3 in
Canada and the United States. .
'Clear the Way" Long 1)istance sem3o: say
an important message! ' . .
For there leienstliing impremive about a Long Distance call. .Tite
custonwr le faverably imprec.eed leetore be kttows what ti) teessage is
aoat, And Lng Distaitee, gives you the riebt of wayf nto every etetee
nilie. Ile Calk I Vii t7e Pets n3verfialle. eine lettr. or even your travar,.
but tiesire a Louis leeatiee Lill? bra,kinttivoty tte readtn for the tte
plel..e. . • . I ' .
Keep tiown.vlling eupeese. "Use the 'Bell' ta Sell."You will tp.
Imamt to lied itiNmany wim!G can be crtil euer reoduct be long
lereeeee..qiiel.ly --cconorrneallk. . ••.•
If Y1 Le e averal i ;IN 1.) matee giur to(ai
' • ML4-:t.i,,,.. 11'30 azratigo t.eluvetnietoliaw tip 41.0.it4
(Ali. Thin% ef him as the letell,2er off i.k.
your t:cprl.te• ulvtce. Ho Curt C112c„T -4
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