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$amk., writ", 111 . asure I am
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I I writin; to let you know that I have been
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. vared ii weak heart by using Milburuou
, Reairti and Nervig Pills.
I bad been a aufferer for pesirly two
� years i with he#xt trouble end could get
no relief by using other kinds of medicine.
I , had been in the Canadian Army for
nearky tgu woo
, ,,�bs and yvas honorably
dischArged on account of my heart.
I served in the lWyal North -Weal
Mounted Police, in 1917, and was also
0 .honorably discharged on thq same ac-
count.
I A friend of mine advised me,�to tri
your pills, After takinK three xes
,was completely cured. You can please
use this as you see fit."
Wherever there are people suffering
with weak hearts, they can find no reme-
dy that will do ,�o much to make the
haart regain atreugth and restore it to a
Inormal and healthy condition as Mil-
burn'B Heart and Nerve Pills.
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direct on receipt of price by The T I - MR -
burn Co.,,Limit-ed, Toronto, 041i.
-,-% OSTEOPATH .
.UEILEMANN, Osteopath
14 women's and children's
R:��. chronic and nervous dis-
',orders. partial dearness, eye, ear nose
and throat. Adenoids removed �kttluau
the knife. consultation tree. bince and
residenLe, Nelson and :It. Andrew's streets
. back or Temperance Ilan, North street.
,0111ce hours 9 to t2 a. in., I to il I). m.
Alondays. Thursdays anti Saturdays.
Evenings by appointillent,
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d'IHARLF.5 GARB-Li.SY, liarrtst,er, solicitor,
"U' Etc. Cornet, .NorL. street and Square,
Goiderteii. Ont. 17
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Aarrisfor Solicitor Notary Public
and LuVe.�dlu*eJ:
Office : COLIct liou.-c, Ooderleh.
R. C. 11AYS Thone 98.
Barrister, Solictior. '.snjary Public hte
0111co lllaniiltot� �,t_ rierling Batik Mori
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Real Estate. ,loans, Insurance
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Barristers, 11,�Alctlor,,, Nolarl" Pub-
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Offlce--Cni the Square, 9nd door from
Hamilton street, Goderich.
Private lund6 to lua;i av lowest rate,,.
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I' MaJor Reman, who went overseas On Wednesday evening, June 5th, TOROP". AO.AIRIKOM -
I with the i0ist 4ttstion,,is exjp,ected the home of Mr. and bft& D. S. Me- TORONTO# JuRe IS.-Titie S"rd
holme shortly. Tavish, 10th con. Culross, vl,gs the
� or Trade quotationii, for yesterday -
Mr. Walter Madge, a respected resi- scene of a very pretty wedding whell ,*
dent of Stanley township. hals, dio� their eldest daughter, Myrtle J Rjud J we'lle as f011Ow" I
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survived by his wi0ow. . Rennie "Wightntan. of East %N wan-6-sh-, Including 2'/2C Title) -
Mrs. Donald Graham, of Lucknow, were -united in marriage by the Rev. No. I northern, 112=%.
Passed away at her home Saturday. Mr. Bradley, of Teeswater. .� I NO a 00TTfra. =20%.
X.: I port lisria. OAT%.
June 8th, aged 79 �ears and 3 irwull)A Jane H. Carbert. beloved wife Of 1kir. No. 4 wheat, $&I"ts.
Mr. Thos. Elterington died at th� J* T. McCaughey, 7th line of Morris, Manislable Cate ton Store. Fon Wllllaml6
home of his son, Frtd, In Exeter, on passed away on Saturday. June 81ill, No. a C.W.. 85%c.
Saturday, June 8th, in- his 82ad year. after a serious illness of two niont No. 2 CAV.. "I
ha' Extra No. I feet-8311ilo.
duration. Besides her husband she No. I feed. Milq.
The 1&;'veai�-oid nephew,of Mr, R. J, leaves three brothers and two staters, American Corn (Track. Toronto),
HileStOill, Of Gpl-rie, was drowned June Messrs. M No. 3 yellow. kiln -dried. aornla" .
I I attliew and George Carbert.
'Ith In the mil� flume as he was learn- Hullett, and John, or Clinton ; Mrs. O,NO. 4 aellow, k1lia-dried. nominal.
iterjo ate (According to Freights Out.
Ing to swim- L. J. McGulnes, of Stratford, and Mrs. slids).
The Exeter G�njiinq Go. has Inaugur- J. J. McCaughey. No. 3 white. 790 to Sec. nominal,
ated the farmerette mo�ement with Tile marriage gf Miss Susie fludson No. 3 white, 78a to Tile. nominal.
(Atarlo Whop% (Basis in Stors, Montreal).
the aid of ,Mr. HaNiland, of the Exeter to Allan Leroy Stone,,operator at the No. a whattir, per car lot. sk2l.
High School. G T , R. station at Seaforth, took place Peas (According to Freightfil Outside).
Dr. Win. L. Schoalles, brotheX of Mrs. I tit' the 1.1otne of the nrule's mother In No. 2, nombial.
(According to Freights Outilide).
J W. King. of BlueNale, and a nati,,re I EgmoncRille ,Monday afternoon. Rev. "&tbag I 5 a nal,
Oi Hullett, died tit his home Ili St. I Mr. McLe"an offlelatea. Both bride and Bu,ckwhea*t$(I'^2c3cotrodin4o'2t'o Fo,,m,,ih,, Out.
Clair, Mich., May 28th, groom are popular, the former being side). .
Lieut. Clarence Garden, ,;on of Mr -a trusted employee of tile W. E. San- Buckwheat. $1.80. nominal.
0, F. S. Garden, of Kitchener, furaterf�jord- Mothi - C - .. h6re- Tl___ftY` ,t^vc*rdIng-ftFWghA*OuW.d*)j ---
. ompany . fley Nn. 2. $3. nominal. I ,
of SeafQrth, has been killed In a fly*-: left oil the Xflernoon train for a short Manitoba Flour (Toronto).
Ing accident In England. wedding trip to Montreal. War quality. $10.43.
Ontario Flour (in Sage. Prompt Ship.
A pretty wedding was solemnized I The South Huron L. 0. L. held its ment .
at the home of Nil,. John Gowdy, at seml-annual meeting in Clinton, Thurs- War Quality. $10.65 Montreal. $10.66
. e more, May 29th, %% hen Ills daughter, day -afternoon, June i3th. There was Toronto.
Miss Edith, was united in marriagela .very good representation of dele- Ml;lfeed (Cat, Lots, Delivered. Montreal
". Freights, Bags Included).
to Mr. James 1. Doig, (of Empress, Altu.jgate The chief businei,,s of the meet- Bran, per ton.r$35.
I, 4r. J. W, Stlaw has been appointed ing wa,.4 the arrangements which we're Shorts. per ton. 140.
medical heailh offlocer off Clinton in being made for the celebration Ili Hen- Hay (Track, Toronto). I
succession to Dr. J, C. (;jandier, r sail oil the twelfth. It is exii, No. 1. !)er ton, $15,50 to $16,50. gain.
- eeted ed, per ton, $13 to $14.
slgneo�- Mr. B. J. (;ihhing� I, appqin' that there will be a very full repre_
sen Straw (Track, Toronto).
ed WISPSSNPlIt Conilult,.,ionor. t- tation pres.ent .for tile celebration Car lots per ton. $8 to $8.50.
and tile little southern town I.-; mak- Farmers' Market.
An old anti Ili ' uhly respected rest- Ing due preparanons for their- enter- Fall wheat-Wilififig. $2.14 per bushol.
(lent of St. Heleils passed away on taimllelit. Gotultv Master - Goose wheat -$3.10 to $2.12 per bushoL
Wet-IT)eSdAy, June 5ill . . (1�o. Van Barley -Malting, $1.30
. in the person derburgh Pret,itled and oil the plat- Oats -87c to 80c per busheL
er Ell,n Rogers, r"llut of tho late Tho- form will, Ilin, N"eve nvo past county Buckwheat -$1.75 per bushel.
Anag joxv rt"4114-v 44� ffgl, . of 8&- years. masters, W. J. Kenn), and (;porge Ilan- Rye -According to sample, nominal.
There passed a,,%�i� lot his home near ley. 1-tay-Timothy. $16 to $17 per ton; miz-
ea and clover, $14 to $16 per ton.
Jacksonville, Florida, on Friday, June Ali immense throng front town and CIUCAGO GRAJN MARKET. t
7th, a former \\eli-k'rio\\n resident of country Rathere(I at ttle spaf,)I.tll sta- J P Bickell & Co. report the follow-
Turnherr�, in tile pt -c'.111 of I)U\itt Mit- tie" Mollda�, anti gave Pic. Patrick ing* prices on the Chicago Board of Trade.
eholl, son of Mrs. Andre�% mitcliell, of Nigh, who lias beell a pri,oner in Ger- Prov. a
Wingliani. I niall), a ronsing reception as It(, step- Open. High. Low. Close, Close.
A pretty chnrch \\Pilding �Nas sol- ped from tilt, e\elling train frol Corn -
it Lon - July .... 1'514 147% 145Y, 145% 145% a
J�nniized in St. Patil',, elluveh, Wing- (lull. A long pr,)c(,SSi(jIl of deco rated June .... 149% 149% 147% 1471,6 ...
hani, on Wednesda� afternoon, June autos, heAdt'd by tilt- Citizens' band, Oats
ath, when Margaret Ann, only daughter escorted the �ollllg soldi(�r to tile bal - July .... 71 721,fi 71 71% 70%
. June .... 77 77 76 761�k 76 t
of Mrs. John Marsh:t1l. I'Llf-ilb con\ of tile t�)\vlj b Holing, \\here ad Pork-
erry Nvas . U -
anited in tile hoh howl., t��r oij, lAl:i;ll0n.N�' dresses 44 Nvolcoult, were pre-sented to July .... ..... ..... ..... .... 1 41.86
to Mr. Robt. G. W,,ir, it ,11. Turn - hin' NN tilt' Illavor, clergy and Gol. Wil- Sept. ... 42.90 43.10 42.85 43.10 42.10 4
hvrr�. S011. ThO clist") [lid v % inedal donated by Lard- t
VIC tu\\u to rptnvn�d soldiers was pi ' July .... 24.65 24-90 24.57 24. 10 24.52
n- Sept. ... 24.90 25 20 24.85 25.17 24.77 c
A quiet v\vd4fing -1, -:,doiunized at ned (oil Pie, Nigh by A, D. Sutherland. Rlbs- a
the home of R"\. W111 .NIL',S. Yelland, Previ(.11, too being taken prisoner lie July .... 22.87 23.10 22.95 23.05 22. "
Exeter, on June 5th, \N'wn �11% \\*I"- slirl'Pri'd the 11,.,s of an eNt, anti also a -Sept. ... 23.35 23.60 23.32 23.56 23.26 a
Preszeator, Soil of .\I'. Sit'lluel Presz- fl'a0 fired leg in �'ranve.* iio enlisted LIVERPOOL MARKETS. t
cator, of StPPhen, N\a, inarried to,'.\Ii,,.,; \\'Ill, tll,. :t3rd Battalion anti speaks Liverpool. June 17. -Beef extra India
VMH if 14 11. .
--- P an (im113111, (Itingliter 01 \\."Il t,r the treatment lie received Ili mess, 370a. I
AUCTIONEERINd I ' Mr. and Mrs. Jo�,�pli MeDwiald. uf 6wrinan qiospital_. Ills p�jreljts res;ide Pork, prime mess, westerril, 33as. e
T1110MAS GUINDRY. - lla� township. ill Searorth. Hams, short cut. 14 to_16 lbs., 1378. d
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Live Stock and 6eneral Aultioneer, I
Hamilton street (joderich I Clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs. 160a.
Sales made everywhe . re and al . I efforts
matte to give you satisraction.
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- _�mers' sale notes discounted.
VETERINARV
DR. W. F. CLARK, V. I -R., graduate or
the Ontario Veterinilvy College Tor-
onto. I reMectruny Call file attention or
bot,se owners to Ill ' v approiled.niethod (or
operating on horses' leem. A fresh sup-
ply or veterinary medicine always on
hand. Cinice anti ,table6-Nevvgate streq,
60derich.
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McKILLOP NIUTUAL F]BE INSCRANCE
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Form and Isolated :ro%%l,i,,Pro,i,)erti Insured.
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Value or propert� If-; ed it too January.
1010 $3,( 8,irli.w).
041411.15-lailles �:,In�flly. President,
G,odench ; 3 a:4. Evan�. VIce-Prosident,
He.ecimood ; T. I-,'. jia)�, sev,-,rreas., ,ea-
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DIRECTORS -1). I,. !.c(-w,-R0r, searorth ;
J. . (:,. Urleve, Whithn,li ; NVm. %Vrin, Con-
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, ocorge MrCartney, Tuckersmith ;
.1ohn Ferrk, Ilarlock ; John Benn ew ise,
� Broadhagan ; 51alcolin NlcE2Aan, Brucelleld.
AIJENTS-J. W. Neo. ,in(terwh ; Sandy
Let tch, Million ; NN'lil. mlesiu.,�, searorth ;
r 6. illitchtey ilie Sellro rill. a
Poll ey 1-101 I'S ca i p y their a4sessinents,
Ili R. H. Cutt's Stol�e, (;oderich, A. J. M0111 - .
ri,h's Clothing Store, Clinton, of, J. I
Reld's. Bayfleld.
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� Shoe Repairing
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The Leadina
Funeral Directors
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IOrders cirdfully attended to
at all hours -night or day. .1
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Long clear middles, light. '28 to 34 the..
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160s. .
I.ong clear middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs,, a
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1590.
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Short lear backs, 16 to 20 ]be., 157a.
Shouldcra, square, 11 to 13 lbs., 128s.
Ta hiel, bw her little ones sit(, N%-itl use
Lard. prime western. in tierces, 149a f
ntithing elso. Experience teaelles lie[-
fid; American refined, palls, 152s; Arner_
t11;lt 010 k0bIls fire the vev% best medi-
fican refined, boxes, 150s.
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C11,112 slit, a -all 9j%,- her baby. They at,(- I
Tallow, Australian Irf London, 72a. c
Turpentine spirits 125s.
a gontlo la"atiXv : mild bill thorough
Rosin, common. GIs 6d. t
if) artiml and fivNel. fail to hanish con-
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Petroleum, refined. Is 6%d.
shpilli"ll c,div Collis or an , othf ,
Linseed oil, 62s.
POTATO DISEASES.
I I I I I Cottonseed oil. 68s 6d.
ti- nianN inin,ir ailments (or cioldhood N ar erosene. No. 2. Is 2%d. I
!(:(-l-'rnh1-' th-111 Mrs. -J. Bit,. charest,'
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Disinfection of Seed Tubers Effective
,;lnd nothing'seenle;i
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Against Many Ills.
IwIp lj,,r fill I began using Baby's
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UNION STOC'K YARDS.
[Prepared by United States department of
agriculture.]
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TORONTO, June 18. -All classes (
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Scab and other potato disease,; may
�\ilhmil f1win," Tho, Tahlets art, stild
I)\ 111011i"illO (1141101's ,Q' b�' mail at 25
of cattle sold lower on the Union 11
be preveDfled within limits hy thetreat.
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Stock Yards Exchange yesterday, I
with the biggest decline in the grass- v
ment of seed potatoes, witb formalde.
- . Nledivinv Co.. tirtwkvill�,, ()tit.
fed cattle, and most of these would I
hyde or with corrosive sublimate. The
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show a loss of from 50c to 75c per \
object of this treatment is to destroy
Tr hirl-, 411:1111!1tie, ('r seell potatoe, q
cwt., while the best grades were 26c 1
the germs. which might otherwise be
ul-e to j!(, tj*pfllf.,I si'vvi-:11 barr,�Is wltb
lower. The run of cattle yesterday r
was 3968 head, all told.
planted with tile seed and infect the
if ho!o if,. t!u, ho"tialn of PA,11 May be
I The calf market was very strong
newb crop. Only surface inrections,
set 'Ton 11 fsI11_1htlY elevated platform.
and 25c higber, while the sheep trade r
however. are reavhed Ili this way,. aild
I The liffles ,,hotil:l he plugged up, the
was off a good $1 to $2, and in some
the method ld ouly pfirtially effective
litirrels filled "Ath potatoe, and thes'e
cases more, per cwt.
against deep Ifits of common scab.
I "(Wel'(1d with tit(, solution. After two
1 The run of hogs was 1500 head
on tm
11.4 the hole should be opened still
and it looks now as though the mar -
Stich diseases ns tile mosaic leaf roll
I �",',': ,1111 jo 11 , Irawn off and poured Into
ket has settled around $18 per cwt.
and curly dwarf cannot be reactrP(I in
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another bori-pl. Another method Is to
fed and watered, and $17 to $17.25
tills way. Furthermore. the dishifec,
tise 11 1;11,ge wooden vat or trou9b, into
f. o. b.
tion of the seed will not be effective if
NvIflch the imt,itoes are lowered Ili
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
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the soil in wilich the potatoes are
saeks� by it r-ope an(I pulley and later
Chicago, June 17.-Hog,Recef6ts.
32.000� market, loc to 20c hIg:i-
planted Is already full of disease.
hauled ont, di-nineil and dried.
er than Saturday's average; bulk.
Despite Its limits lions. \ho w ever, the
In n(ldition to disinfecting the seed,
$16.50 to $16.90; butchers, �16.55 to $16.85;
packing, $16 to $16,60; light, $16-80 to
disinfection of seed potatoes is suffi.
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potato diseases may 1) avoid d to. one
$ 17; rough, $16.50 to $15.85; pigio, $16.15
clently effective against many d1seases
extent by attention to soil conditions.
to $16.75. �
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Common seal). for example, seldom
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! East Buffalo, June 17.--Cattle-Re-
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c,l 1, 5200. Good. strong; grasaerlit, slow;
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prime steers, $17.75 to $18.35; shipping
* steers $17 to $17.50; butchers, $12 to
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mul appik -ations of fresh manure, wood
$16.75;' yearlings, $13.50 to $16.75: heifers.
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ushes. tiltrqte of soda and ground
410 to $14.50; cows, F6 to $111.50; bulls,
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$7.50 to 412.50; stockers and feeders, $7.50
to $11; fresh cows and springers, steady,
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-$66 to $150.
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. calves --Receipts, 2260. Steady; $7 to
$18.50.
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jimmonia tend to diminish scab. Pow-
I Hogs-RecelpLe, 7200, Strong; heavy,
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, (I ery scab ,lq worst on cold. wet or
$17.45 to $17.60; mixed and yorkers, $17.60
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; I poorly dralued soils. Loss from rhizoe-
to $17.60; light Yorkers $17.60 to $17.75;
pigs, $ 17.75 to $18; 1`01,1g�lll, $15.25 to $15.60;
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the land to Ilie hest possible state of
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POTATO ATTACKED I1V 11OWDRICY ! - -CALF,
j tilth. This disease occurs to some ex-
Steady to strong; lambs, $10 to $19.60:
I $12 to
to ,vv arrant specialist., ill tit(, 1,10te(i
I lent In nearly all soils, but Is worst
yearlinga. $16; wetherB. $14 to
$14.50: ewes. $6 to $13; mixed sheep. $13
Stafes department ,)r tl�,,rk jillute in
when other conditions fire unfavorable
to $13.60.
recommending It as ;i o-whil suit evo.
to the develoUment of the potato plant.
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Demand Release of Canadians.
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LONDON, June 18 -Because the
with formaldehyde t he 1),-tatoe,o ,If mi,!
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German delegates at the British -Ger -
be soaked before eutting for i wo hww�
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man War Pri'soners, Conference at
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in a solution made hY wItl1jr-, ,)if(, Idn'
i-ninwriving saturday, June, 22mi,
The Hague are pressing for the ra.
of fornialdellYfle to Cilit'i gal)on,s o
I Irmn N,� 5." b) N111SU01,41 NN-harf '-%'III
, turn of all prisoners In Canada and
water. Tills soliltion mn ' v he ti,�ed n,
I ' ",IN" -[."")"t'' ill a- ill. daily ex"ropt.
I Penet;ing,
Africa, as welt as those in Great Bri.
itentedly. Corrottlre ,mblinmro i� r,o I
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nt the rate of I-11m,l) for "ne ;,If,] 11
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I N11,11;1nd ind �,4."lia Jet. (Ionlipetilin
gotiations, telegraphs the correspon-
half to two hours. Two ounwes -)r tit .
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\iti.iio,ka 1,a�-,,, at IfuntgNillp dock
dent at the Dutch capital of the
gait 4hould be dls�o:�pl In 11,1! \_11"t
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I f.w pwnf� ,in, Ili#, I,9ke of Bays, at
71mes. The difficulties of such a
and dlinted to imjl�o fIrleo.) l-nillon-;
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course, It is contended by the British
delegates, particularly In respect of
This Is a denfil-, poison and mu,l lie
P.irr\ ,�,,und and at P--notang f,)r
shipping transport, make It Imprac-
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I.,mit, .,if l;----rui;m 114i\
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ticable, The negotiations have now
It attifieks metril ond therefore ,If, ,11!,,
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4 lrwi N ."', ; " Scotia J0, 930
reached a most critical stage.
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Red Guards Were Slain.
ne used more than three times. n,4 1he
I 1, fit . Molland. 12.35 v m , Hrri\� I'm-
AMSTERDAM, June 18. - Gen.
-frength diminishe,s ,nilh puch lot of
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,,,Tito fA.') 11 ill (I'lih ev'ept Sillulli.y.
Knoerzer, In a telegram to Gen. Elch-
ro-Antoes Ronked Ili It
utakiniz sarue conner:;,ms ,oullibound
horn, the German commander In the
The (1orroqive in,blimaie Is r,
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hV,,d
,is more efreeflve than formal e y 0,
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reports that forces of about 10,000
partlelilitirly rigningi: 1powdery tient) anI
train No V NNill le"ve, Toronto I :10
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Bolphevikl Red Guards, commanded
p. m I'jr,;da�,, Thiirsda�- and S.,o7liir-
by Czech officers, have been almost
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times CaUed russet scab.
till , tiain %Nal full thr,aigh to itunts-,
west of Taganrog, a Russian port on
N ill,,.
the north shore of the Sea of Azov, i
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N'(,, 48 v%Ill leave likintsvillp d,,rk .')-30
President Wilson expressed the
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b0PP that the qnnate would pails the
e WILU REMOVE FRECKLES
from p,drits on l,ake of Stiv- and 1paNe
woman suffrage amendment at the
Ninskoka N%harf 7 20 r, m Tue,ulays,
vresent session of Congress.
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Thursdays and Sundays, N%ith conner-
tions from points on Mugho4a j,ijl(e,,,
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14�_clear and whiten your skin.
tirrive Toronto I I A5 I). In.
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CommPneing Tuewin y, .Inne Tolh.
It % 11, `1`1 %N -i'lis-rEll AND Tilt:
l5queete the Juice bf two lemons Into
1',e National to Winnipog %Nill lea%v
otau:%r i.kI(F,s
4 bottle containing three mane,ca of
Toronto 8X) p. m. Tuelsda.Ns, Thur-
l"'llow ti, lf,u -ahlrdl%. .111w. Thid, I
orchard white, shake well, and you have
days and Saturdays, inatead (.r 9 1) tit
�tmh il, r�i.i %%ill 1,a%s- 'r,.r,.nl,, (
a quarter pint of the best fieckle and
Commencing 14tinvay, June 2.1rd,
I() j.-, o w %l.,nd.i%,, 1.N',-(in4,la%. arpi I
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
train No 101 for Ilamillon. Niaornra
sahv-da% - f -w -;4,1111, P-Oni Ed\%ard
very, very small cosL
Palls and fluffnIn %%Ill 4-tiNs, Tortinto
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A -M it m dall) insipid ,if daily px
Pnini �'d\\.4rd ll�I, 900 a ni ,Atjn
drug store or toilet counter will glapTly
cepl 14unda\
da%-, '11114%� mid rrIdai% arri\inu
threo outices, of orohard white for & Pw
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I Corrimpneina ctindai, Jime 11rd,
Tf,r,,nl,- I is) I. r" 0-nnerlion mnd,�
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triin Not Iffi-10A will 1pq%-- Susrwri%lon
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at �arw, P,,lrlt Kd\%ard 1jiork \%Ill,
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
Firiderp a m orily instead Of 9
Northfrn %i%iffation 4;n'ot fttenmultip- I ,
hands fteh day and we how freckles and
,l m. 1pa%p liamilt,.n 9.17) a m. ar
for pl-int- ,,n it,,- 1',rpat Lakre. and all
blemishes disa"r and how clear, soft
ri\e Toronlo In $5 a rn
points in \%,,-I,-rn (Anarla
and white the skin becionee yes' D
Full pnrficnl,Ar� fr-,Tii ,qn% Grand
Fnll parlieWarq from any Grand
is haratess. a 0
Tirifink Tirket Aapht or 4. V Horning.
Trunk Tleket Asrent or 0. P Horning, �
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Covering Need Cost Very Littitil, w
Most Material Can be Found to
Family Piece Ila$. -F
Some call them slumber r9.Ils, but ill@
matter what their ustme,"' they an
about the most modern word In the
pillow worleii.
The pillow roll to particularly Inter.
eating because the covering need rost
ry little. Cover the ends with either
velvet or silk; this may be the most
expensive part of the elavertag, but an
wo littraligpit pieces the length of the
circumference of the pillow an m
quIred, It Is almost a foregone conelay
Ion that enough suitable material will
be found In the family piece bag, so"
writer In an exchange.
From the center of the uncovered
pillow end measure back . the width 99
he end covering. Sew the black edge
titetted up the sinm to fft. Qlathiiar
he other edge Into the pillow ealton
enter and hide by a bit of gimp aud
tassel.
The middle of the roll Is covered by
coarve cream -colored linen; the cow
er to ornamented by stenciled cirelaso
done with dye to match the colored
nds; In each circle yellow and white
aisles are embroidered, using the
still stitch; stamping in not neces.
ary
A cross stitch or filled-lia border hi
conventional pattern Is run midway
etween this and the edge.
Seam up the linen to Ot the circum-
erence, slip it on and tack It In plam
Finish the edge which joins the end
overs with gimp, and a very attrae-
Ive pillow Is the result.
To make the roll Itself. turn over
nd over an.oblong floss pillow, sevi-
ng It firmly In sbape.
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fter oil" tills 11.1aken ,-r a rllv;jI Ilf, 1.�
)ppro."..11 bN feeiitjg� of filluess find
1:1111, ill. 1,114, st"tilm% io. surfers,fl.mll
ly'l,"llsill, v.111,11 \\Ill Iwl'si'l if it he
I't (h.all \\illl. Parllwltw's Vegetable
)ill's at". ill,- \,.r ' \ b"'t 11107licirle that
an tw. taken ho bring rolier. Tho -so.
lill, art. .,I.,.l-ja1IN (",n) l"Jullided t') lje�jj
vith 41��Iwjl�ia, otill illoll, ,lorling qlla-
ill.., In tilt, re�lwvt (.,Ill I ... \uIli-livil
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Fine Line of Drinks for
the Walim Weathop I
LEMONADE POIN'DER i
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LEMONADE I
RASP. VIN EGA It I
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GRAPE JUICI-. I
WINES, ItTC I
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Good aQRortment of �
Pickles and Catsup �
F,OmethiuRtoRharpt-nth(,al'IM�titf'. r
A nice large tin of I
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for '21 cents. �
Pure Maple Syrup
front the Eamterin t,r)wnmhlt)4
(guaranteed pure),
We have a quantity nf Soap on
hand, bought before the ral%t.
Special In 50c and 51.00 lotoo
Annnionta as old ptice, lic worth
Joe, 10cr line worth l')c.
Somothitiv to make yoor floOr
r4hine. Ronok Floor Wax No. I
I goodoli. in 21ic, 35C and 5or qf7t,
We have an hand R�mv Red lto,iv
and Lipton Tea. hotialrit before
� the advanop and doty. for 55c a
lb.. now worth -,Or. lHave you
15c a lh.) .
J. J. McEWEN i
?he" 44 losith side 1111iiiia"
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