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G. E. HALL; M. R. CLARS,-
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G. D. MrITAGGART
M. D. McTAGGART
t �°ACCAI T BROS.
DICE P]
I T OF• CANADA
`l.l . „athcring of medicinal p.ants, b hole `suaceroot,'huh raw, yield tn< Canada bark and'loaves-pi trees, i?t.a
s not eines; and the well
avp -1 G> the ave age Canadian farm- Balsam ~comes from th resizxous oxu
erpt:rltaps b cause, of tc1 of {:noVri- dat,on of the Balsam fir. 'cnotivn that
ed�ga o£ the variaties'unc parts which It poi haps, not well 1.
vertad into cash. ear.oads of the bark al the cascara
And yet,
cot .
And of tii�many'dis�Cricts;,this would 'tree aro, "shipped nrmua-1y :From Brit=:
Y ,
Brit -
prove t; be', 'profitable employment •for. fair Co:uinbfa to firms which:ananufa;c
1' p ••> th 'Well" knetvn caseaipa sa�tada
tree
ud he cultival:ed'v✓ith profit, 'medicine from it.. The cascara
co
spare tins and certain medicinal tuts e
lr:hare
The ginseng li.art found in the belongs ito the north
';est coast of Am -
synods of -Ontario has for many years erica, and British Columbia has the
L,
;g:n much sought after because of the distinction. of being the only portion
high value of SOVOS dollars or more or the British Empire in wench it' is
roar pound which the roots command. 'a native: Owing to its rapid dople-'
Tt has bac largelyexported to China, tion in +the States of Oregon and
where 'it ie prized: as a tonic and Washington, manufacturing druggists
stimulant shy •theChinese, Ginseng are looking to British Columbiafor
and mandrake (the May apple or wild further supplies of the bark ;..but the
;mandrake is a native of the woods of tree is so, little known that m :and
Ontario. and Quebec) are regarded clearing dperations it is ruthlessly
with much superstition by the Chinese, slaughtered when, patches of it might
l who ascribe to them' almost miraculous be" left to yield from time to time
; po , evs. According to an old fancy profitabie crop's, hoof, John•Davidscn'
the mandrake shrieks when pulled of the University of British Columbia
from the ground. The resentbiance-of say5.that on one lot 140 by 110 feet
its' commonly forked root to the hu-• (one-third acre) which carate nuclei' his.
man body,.aresem'blance also sbared'by notice, 94 cascara trees were burned.
the ginseng, is probably the ground of The immediaile value of •the bark' on
this 'superstition. The mandrake has these trees he estimated to be worth
been regarded es an anthrodisiac, and about "$80. A .piece of, waste laifrl in
d to yield
BANKERS
A general Banking Business transact-
ed. Notes' Discounted. Drafts Issued.
Interest Allowed ph Deposits: • Sale
Notes Purchased.
Ft T. RANCE
Notary Public; Conveyancer.
Financial, Real Estate 'and Vire In-
surance Agent. Representing 14 Fire
Insurance Companies.
Division Cburt Office, Clinton.
W. BRYDONE
Barrister Solicitor NotaryPub etb.
,
Offi1Icce':
SLOAN BLOCK . CLINTON
.” DR.J. C. DANDIER
Office Hout•s; T.30 to 3,30 p.m„'•6.30
to 8,00 pati.;• Sundays, 12.30 to 1.30 p,m.
Other hours by.; appointment Duly. •
Office and R'8sidenea — Victoria St.
DR.. -H, S. BROWN, L.M.C.C.
Office ;hours '
1.30 to. 3.30 p.m. 7,30# to'0.00 axe,
Sundays 1.00 to 2.00 p.tn,
Other hours by appointment. den chs t ,
Phones Among the trees or shrubs from a higher percentage of alkaloid than
Office and Residence, Ontario Street: which bark is gathered` for medicinal the average found elsewhere:
Phone 218.„ 4
used in amorous incantations, as a cascara trees may be`manage
love amulet, etc, C. Elton, in "Origins a perpetual crop•"and new trees may
of English History," says that the be easilystarted. from seed. Cascara
mandrake was found beneath the pub- grows both in tree form and'ae spread-
licgallows and was dragged from the ing shrubs, and harvesting of bark
ground and carriedhome with many may begin when the trees are •eight•
religious ceremonies., When secured ror ten years old,
it beeame.a fami;,y. spirit speaking in I The climate of many parts of Brit-
orae':es if properly -consulted, and ish Columbia, '.ash the Natural Re -
bringing good luck to the house in � sources. Intelligence Service' points out,
t
which it was, enshrined: is particularly favorable to the growth
-
Ginseng and mandrake ane only two of drug 'yielding plants, ;but one -drug
is not sufficient for the establishment
of a":manufacturing industry and so
Professors .J. Davidson and R, H.
Clark,, of the 'University, of British
Columbia, have been making an in-
vestigation, with financial assistance
granted "by the National Research
Council, to determine whether or not
other trees, herbs and plants can be
grown to advantage. The results have
been very encouraging. It has been
found that not only the' bark of the
cascara tree but also its wood posses-
ses active medicinal properties, • The
British Columbia foxglove has been
found to be equal or superior in con-
tent of the drug digitalin to that found
dandelion. All of these foregoing elsewhere„while for the production of
plants can be cultivatedas well as of the , drug stramonium similarly
other varieties of • medicinaI plants good results have been obtained from
such as coriander, dill, fennel, thyme„ the thornapp'.e which grows wild in
deadly nightshade or belladonna, gar- many parts of British Columbia. The
momje etc. spotted hemlock was found to contain
of the many native' roots from which
medicines having. weld -understood ef-
fects are prepared for modern Usein
the treatments of the ills of mankind,
Among the medicinal plants which
grow wild in 'Canada and for which
there is a ecnsiderable'demand is gol-
den seal, s•eneca snalOroot or mountain
fax and wintergreen.- Many other
plants!' of medicinal value native to
Europe, but which -have escaped from
cultivation, now'. occur as more or less
common weeds in Canada, particularly
in the eastern provinces.- Included in
this category are white and black mus-
tard, caraway, here/relied, peppermint,
spearmint thornapple and even the
DR. FRED G. T-hOMPSON
Office and Residence;
Ontario Street Clinton~ Ont.
One door 4:' -es( of Anglican Church.
Phone 172.
Eyes examined.and glasses fitted:
DR: PERCIVAL HEARN
Office had':Residence:
Huron Street r Clinton, Ont,
Phone GO
(Formerly occupied by the late Dr.
C. W. Thompson).
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted.
D. H. MdINNES
Chiropractor—Masseur
'Of Wingham, will be at the Commer-
cial Inn, 'Clinton, on itionday, and
Thursday forenoons each week,
Diseases
Diseases of all kinds successfully
handled. ,
purposes are the cascara' tree, •slippery• The investigatio
elm, witch hazel, wild black cherry or i British Columbia might well be car -
rum chbrry, :prickly ash or toothache tied on, in other parts of Canada. The
tree, burning bush or wahoo. Then medicine -man's drug chest must con -
there is the fruit of the juniper•. andtinuously have its stock replenished
Mexican tea, the flowers of the hop land why not with medicines made
and the small roots or 'rhizome of Canadian factories from home-grown
ferns couch grass, white helebore and plants.,
raced lir
• GEORGE ELIIOTT
Licensed Auctioneer for the County_
of Huron.
Correspondence promptl; answered.
Immediate arrangements can be made
for. Sales Date at The News -Record,
Clinton,'or by calling -Phone 203.
Charges Moderate and "Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
DIRECT SUNLIGHT
NECESSARY TO HEALTH
t of SanitaryInspect-
ors
nsect-
P
ors Points Out Principal
Community Needs.
Brantford,—The Sanitary Inspec-,
tors' Association of Canada held a
three-day convention here, presided
over by Pres. E. W. J. Teague, Chief
Health Inspecto'i:• of Winnipeg. Mayor ,
J. A. D. Siemin we:comed the guests.'
Pres. Hague, in thb opening address,
discussed °'Light and Health,” stress-,
ing the necessity of natural 'tight in,
living. and working quarters. Sun -1
light' was necessary for continued
health: He summed up- by stating that
the four principal needs for the health I
of"'a community were: A clean atmos-!
phere in cities -•and towns; the adms iI •-•----• . • - "-
sion of direct sunlight to •411 working George„ Hall
and living quarters, particularly to'
homes where there ; were growing Iiamilton, employee of the Hand Fire-
works Company, who. was killed at the
easy; the perfection:tr Of a window the Exhibition when a. -fireworks "bomb"
incus to admitinhe mi violet rays;ep,. exploded laterally instead of into the
inculcation m the minds ofe the people airy He leaves a wife, and one young
of the absolute need of direct sunlight, cltittl.
in winter as we:h'as summer, if health
was to be maintained.
B. R._ HIGGINS '
Ctlnton, Ont:
General Isere and. Life' insurance,'Agent
for Mulford Windstorm, Live Stock,
klutomobtle and. Sickness and Accident
3nsui'anee• Huron and Erle and Cana
da Trust Bonds. Appointments,,made
to meet parties at Brucefleid, Varna
and 'i3ayfleid; 'Phone 57.
OSCAR KLOPP
' Honor Graduate'Carey-Jo'nes' National
Sebool of Auctioneering, Chicago.' Spe-
Bial course taken in Pure Bred Live m is said by
Stock, Real Estate, Merchandise and 1 1 b fl t t 12.45 p wreck an hour after the to 26a, i 12c. Der ].14.50; sows, $9 to 310.60.
eHoney-50-Ib. Lina, 11% to t� $ �LL
Farm Sales. Rates in keeping wick f th t ff t s to have overrun Pine Siding,
from the
QUEF2EC Now
.<<
of lo,. .AV_a i s111,f' P .: e eed zee JarAi1f
-
1 t.da
Qaaebec,
Ottawa ;1'h• riled statisticst or the
month of January last have bean is-
sued. b ilia Dominion Bureau of tta-
tlstics, and are of more than cirdiuury
interest in :that for `bite ,first time in
such, reports ha Province of -Quebec
se ere
Tired ei
:Pale lipod's Sarsaparilla. , 9.. we11.
known Jetties of the Peace in fndi-
'iia raysFlood'o Sarsalrar nfla. makes
feed taste rood.” Atter taking
three bottles he eats 3 hearty meals
a day, works hard and eleepii well.
A grateful woman writes; " I
earnestly --,recommend all women
whowho wish to he mado new,`or-who
arc troubled with that tirefeeling,
to take. Hood's Sarsrparilla.It.
wonderfully' relieved me of sour
stomach, distress and belching
Gel l-Iood's, and only Rood's. Hint
O2 the total of 18,842 living births
nuary, G 908 the flight made from Paris to Omsk,
during the 'month qi h ,Siberia, made last July,} y two Freench
Wereb repo,.Ontario
re the 1 'o i1. - . of Dori'il .
Quebec. � Ontario �reioited 5,dR1 For:, airmen, Giriet ted y
the provinces, exelusive C Q teboc -LIC . V
t6oaaod. le.shs etdh,1aannufaor 't'''etis ca1r2r;e0s3p8o,n. oifncgr Bki7netPtnrizMes
alies ;B3�ehut.
y Show
month the yoai before, allthe
prey=�,, prefer brunettes:'_,
'eros showinga lesser n>amb2r, The London.—„Lades i P
infante lastJanuaryWe're 9,487 }n21es This NSW 'recently demonefrate5l,at Vie•
and -9,Ou7, a
5 - females. Montreal, had 1, 7 45 .tcrla Pied•: Pa.�ll1on -, at Folkestone,
births and Toronto 911. Winn'ipeg badF where a niale•'hoauty• show was held
892uebec 811, Ottawa 268, Van- and women, were the judges.: Fat, men, .
couver-2886•-tied Hamilton 216.' Among thin men, ' Young amen, old --men and
the 'provinces -Saskatchewan canienext fuddle -aged men. competed, :fifty of
to. Ontario, with 1;664 births,` Mani- diem in alt,
toba 1,182, Alberta 1,155, Nova' Scotia ',,Tack Dwyer, ' a tail, well-groomed;
839, New Brunswick 800, British Col- slender brunette, with Grecian fee-
umbia 797, Prince Edward Island 118. titres, won first prize. His hair Is,
The average .deathrate • for the slightly curly and Was cut short. None -
month per 1,000 of population `was of . the boy• flappers • with plastered
11.1, with, Quebec the -highest, 14.0, I down hair got near; the prize mousy,
and Saskatchewan the lowest; 8.5, Al- Jimmy Adams, 25, also brunette, was
•
berta being 6.8, Manitoba 7.9, British Srecond, Henry George Dodd, who has
Columbia 9.3, whereas the rates in the such bight-oclored, brown hair that it
other provinces -ranged between 11
and 12.
HEROIC CANADIAN UNVEIL MONUMENT TO H•. NURSESe
At a brilliant function' on Parliament. Hill, Ottawa, a monument to the
hero c Cana fanamraing sisters was,piaesented to the people of ,Canada by
i d
Miss' Jean Brown, of Toronto, on behalf of the Canadian Nurses' Association,
monument was unveiled and accepted by Sir
/of whish she is president. The
H.enry Drayton on behalf of the people.
FRENCH AVIATORS
conies tihngerously near being -reddish'
gold, won the third' prize.' •
Only olio of the competitors had a
mustache. Ile was a tall sergeant lim-
ier of fine proportions, also a brunette.
HOI0,I) WORLD'S RECORD Though he ran the third prise man
_ close rhe, his mustache" -defeated hien.
Continuous Flight of 27 Hours
and 20 Minutes Covered
5,200 Kilometres
British Couple Hearty
• At 102 Years of .Age
Landon,—Probably the oldest couple
in •Elis:and are J. E. Taylor and Mrs.
Sophie Taylor, of Orpington, near
Bromley, each 102 years old. Mrs.
'Taylor celebrated her two-over=the
century birthday in August. Her hus-
band passed this mark last April.' He
enjoys an occasional glass of ale and
is still a regular smoker. Mrs. Taylor
retains a good appetite and reads ,and
knits without glasses.
Mr. Tai'lor's greatest, eompiaint •ja
that his own opinion that he, is still
•
Forests' Pay Tastes
of-Alsafian Villages
Paris.—Further 'laurel's were added less fortunate parts of Franca are dig.- France's aviation accompl ishments duns, weary of the way "'their local
when R brief message was received by taxes keep rising, may well- envy the
the Aeronautic Division of the, War isatitrns who' I.phablt the three vat -
Ministry abating 'Lieut. Challe and leys that run up into the Vosges from.
Captain Weiser had broken the world's this "taws. k\ Ib sen villages awn the
record for continuous flight in a timber -covered mountainsides which
straight-line by flying front Paris to aurtouncl .them. Revenue from the
Bender Abbas, ,Persi•a, a distance 'of forests pays all canununity expenses; -
5,200, 'kilometres.
including the yildage church.
The two Frenchmen 'Deft Paris'at What it left aver is distributed an -
6.20 a.m. Aug.' 31, and arrived in the nualty among the citizens—at about
Perafan town at. 9.40 tem.; Sept.. 1, same time when the villagers in
Paris time. They had been in the ail Wesserling, Alsace, =France. -Can -
continuously for 27 hours 20 minutes„,ging down into their savings to pay the
The flight beats by 500 kilometres' tax co-Dee/or. •
TIIE WEEK'S MARKETS
lb.; 10 -lb. tins, 12 to 123e; 5-15. tins,
TON`CO. - 12% to 13c; 2tcab. tins, 141, to 15c.
Man. wheat—NoRO. 1 North., $1.514b j, Smoked meats—Hams,, med., 33 to
something of a youngster •doesn t e has I No. 2 North., $1.46; No, 3w'North., 34e;, copked hams, 48' to 60e; smoked
aide with that of his doctor, who 1.89 colds,- 28 to 30e; breakfast bacon,,36
ordered him to give up the Man. oats -No. 2 CW, nominal; No, to 40c; backs,. boneless, 41 to 46c.
recently
:_ons 'country walks' of which ho TS'' 8, not quoted; No,. 1 feed nominal;to Cured
lbs,, m$23;* ,o to 80 11.., 591,
50,
t ti ns in c.i.f. orfs. ' vef•rht
2ijo. 2 feed, nominal; Western
grain 20% lbs,and p $2234 • lightweight
qua A P 2 rolls barrels 42.50, beavyt ,.
A� track, Tor••nto—No ,
justice J. V. Testeel,• p �B ton $29 25• tube, 17th to 1tierce pails, 18 too 17c;
24 10 the Bar. firat fatality. direotly good feed flper g
passed away on August London. --Tho j
t E j 60•
sono.•
corn.
Irons, $39,60 per bl.
'yeUcw, 89c; No. 3 yellow, 88c• Iihrd—Pure tierces, Millfeed—Del. Montreal �retbYnts, •
, bags included: r 8125 ,• tints, 19 to 10%e; shortening; tierces,
(shorts, per ton •,31.26; middlings, P
•r ba $2't0 14 to 16c; tuba, 15 to 1Ktlae; pails; 16
Tax Blank Worries
$ Britisher to Suicide
Ontario supreme court judge, who -
British -Made Cameras
Favored at•Hollyvvood
London to' Broedcast Music - - m of
London, -Tho source of ma
For Country' Welding Hollywood'smotion picture -machines
• Y this week b : the
became ltiicwn here Y
pylonupFol the benefit w one _. . t a British firm had
L announcement the
happy couple, loudsnep tors• will e sent to America an enormous reflex
and the full power o e , 3 Which take poster Size
London and .Daventry radio broad- -' fa ha in file} scenes tvith-
.tt1 hptog p
�t LIVE
LOST
WHAM RADIAL RAILWAY
„ 9tE V A4� R.t H f Y
broad -
$28.25; ee our, i to 16%e; bloeks,'14 to 17%c.
Ont. opts -42 to 44c fro .b. shipping j Navy steers, choice, $7.60 to $8
Ont. goad n4sling wheat—$1..18 •tot o, good, , '
t eccortli choice, ' $7.40 to $7.75; do, good,
he was• unable o on
land's bewildering,
to fr f.o.b. shipping
Pom.s, $7 to $7.25; do., com,, $5,50 to 26,50;
ordon twenty years old, iio Parley—Malting, 56 to 61c.- d to .4.76 butcher bin,
When England's gardens Dome d to seek advice and Was Roan
badoes. o ng
d d $7 to $7 66 butcher•stoera
from Enfield. The Income tax blank' b Jig
C&nSSla• Produces Flower Seed. t fill t worried
to freights. s hoicc 5,1 to $6.60, do,
attributable
ek points
Oacome'ta.x sheets is reported this w
butcher cow c •
de bloomed George J d 'Buckwheat—Nominal,, fair to goo , $4 4
refusecod, 34.50 to $6,61);-bo:ognas, ",3,50 to
this-year,Cnfan ee . Rowers were dead In a room with the gas Jet on and Rye—No.
2, 88 to 86 .$8.40, To- go; canners and 32.50 ,53 t;
from Canadian heeds. Each year sees the tax blank on the table, nMn.,pat.,!Pod canners
cows, cutters, $32 5 spring -
business
88:
ate increasing demand for Canadian He had been a wireless operator, but Tonto; do, second pat., 37.90. !,Ps choice, $80 to $115; mod• cows,
flower seeds which are found,togrow his business . to that of a Ont. flour—Toronto, 90 per cent•
rrel• in Carlota Toronto, $46 to..$60;�eadors, good, $6 to Sfi.SJ;
in England w theremar n -e succe ' draper in ilio middle of the Year. ie 6.60; seaboard, 1. bulk, cbangcui stent, per
ba
k b' ss The ,$5�br0• do, fair, $5 to $6, calves, choice,
B b d a' y are verdict f i 19 t '19%e; $12.50 to $18; do, good, $9 to. $11; do,
coronetrated 37 to $9 grassers. $
British Columbia seeds especi •< recorded the ver is o Cheese --Nat'; ergs, ” o , 6 to .^,f;
earning an enviable
reputation with "suicide while temporarily deranged." twins, 19M to 20c; triplets, 22e;
the British growers. Stiltons, 23c. Old, large, 26c; twins, goof lambs, $14 to $14.50; do, bucks,
_ ••- 27c; triplets,30a $10.60 to 311; good Sight sheep, 37 to
- Butter—Finest cre.:n.e'y prints, $8; heavy sheops and bucks, 34 to
86 to 37c; No. 1 creamery, 36 to 36e; i 35.50; hogs. thick smooths. feel and
No. 2,34 to'85c.: Daley prints, 20t�r watered, 312.35;X11.60 f.o.b., 10 tears
country M` , do,
to Eggs -Fresh extras, In cartons; 43 312.761 select premium, 32.42.
to 44c; fresh extras, loose, 42 to 48c; i MONTREAL.
fresh firsts, 37c; fresh seconds, 30 to, Oats,. No. 2 CW, 68 e; No, 3 CW,
removing the dead and injured. It 81c � 54c. Four, Man. spring wheat gats.,
that severan' passengers
Poultry, dressed—Chick's., spring,`firsts, 38.60; da, seconds, $7.00; strong
was reported k 1 y, 35c; do, spring,bailors $7,70winter pals., choice, ,
pinned beneath the wreckage. In , squabs, 1 to 1% lbs., , Ipolled cats bag 00
weds
to these seriously injured, a aver 4 lbs., 42e; do, 8 to 4 -lbs., 40c• 36.20 10 $0.3 Brati $2.9.26• Shorts,
addition o 33.20.
number were badly shaken up and cut I lbsa 2% c t hems, over 5 obis ,)26c t do 41$3L215. Midi :4ngs,' 339.26. Hay, No.
by broken glass. to Om., 95, , do, 3 to 4 lbs, 24c; 2 e; on caro ,
An investigation' into the cause of roasters, viol ducklings, 5 .
immediately. An up, 30,'
NINE
CRASS ON. MICIIIGEN TRAINS
Monroe, Mich.= -Nine persons were
kil:ed and 19 injured, 10 of them ser-
iously, when two interurban passenger
cars ntet head-on half a mile north of
the Monroe city limits. Among the
dead is one Canadian, Wi:liai,i' kS.
Rooney, 145 Rando:ph Ave.; Sand-
wich, Ont. 2,000 -foot
The wreck oceun'ed on a 2,00
carver The motorman of the north-
bound interurban, which :eft Detroit
city limits A
north f' 11lonrte the -schedu'
ton, Sots, 314 t0 315.
Cheese, -finest \Vests., 166% to 16�,ic;
finest casts., 1734 to 17'85c. Bitter.
No. 1, pasteurized, 32r:., Eggs, fresh
-extres, 45e; fresh firsts, 40c.
Belrgna bulls, 38.25 to 33.60; cont.
cows, 33 to 34.50; calves, 310 to „11;
good vasi:r,, 36 to $9 fur drinkers and
com, to 10188. suckers; hogs, selects,
I •lbs. and
the wreck wx's begun immed'
effort will be made to learn why the •Beans—Ceti. hani-picked• $2.60 per
motorman of the southbound car' fail ,t,ushel; primes, 32.40 per bushel.
ad to stop at Pine Siding, as his,ord-1 lessee produce—Syrup, beer imp.
rs read. The bodies of the dead and gal., -$2.25 to $2.30; per 5' .b.,•26
c
th* 2.16
tnjurcd persons had been removed to $2,2$ per gal,.; nisi` -e sugar,
prevailing' market, 9Satlsfactio,, as-
installed e mer.t tv Ic i will o is a
cured.' 'Write or wire, Zurich, Ont.
n i wftl be, cawed on P e in of tc-
Phone 18 4 casting stations t 'interruptin the tak g p
accident
o,iomrenor to ,
•lid m�.aiitg place' of the two inter, ,W •: in an inter -l`
' of`the std Sandwich, who was ki-,ed
music through space, Tb tile, "strains' •
The Production of t
e'
•sso s
n
e.
e n oc
a Ho
:: wo
for
iitdsor: William E. Rooney, of
ou o
within a feiv clays to flash bridal tures A half south l
f d' h
gjg ' W d 1 ➢I taken tl the tai travelling from Sandwich ��g y� from Y bete r
tr.
1
• It c.,
2
was d Detroit.
Each g
�°�y ll c
The McKillop ^en to
• vjn lode
l►ll,l k ha. To
tial d WAS n home at1.14`liandolph Ave., and
Many women with disfigured complexions
urbane. ta, mile
. car crashed• on the urban collision at Monroe; had. -teed, m •��' ,r never seem'to think that they need an occasional Clearrsm
he s oak n thee° iter the southbound about three -years, nom ,.
-• ,• � ,'ch for abo e 1 , > e11 as tlutvide. Yet ne leaf of this internal
etc thee° ., ,o
cwt t.e � m
en •v , complexions --as
�' • t nes a cat and sallow 114 l firm o f a
_ t - • m P,uffa:o: IIe mads i$w
'lave in this city a young' men an les al: the Ivor shows itself in t y
played. moat
inside. as w g
• � d it.
td` ,tae b th ho P
n t e5 an hour, and'
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h' li'I•28 � p ss down aisle
en)
• He
t hand, 7t b^ tire first t•• •v> 1'ng al nttt, v ttt f D . . kind
bathing
" 11 nr•adfulheadachesandbiliovsi,ess, It'sbecause
a. the iv to t
is e dote:. v... � e.roi� liver becomes sluggish, and waste matter accumulates
, . t.a,- by tart - -- each Cat about .ntployed as a salesman for the by 8
The
best
• assistance. o. 1
� ., without a
ass
t.o •, eve w
<+i•and s r o rem
lure' I�����C� ^v church to Woltmi_ton, Cn-n,.. comp,atty. ,Surviving are tue.wido,,�, ;which Nature cane t .��•�,,�,,�,.,„
® `d pp, . came.a o£ its United
m t 1 tl k
-. J north of 7:nsr.auti: • • that P,nsr.aattl uow huff its length.:, . ,.
�: ., m the States. I t is stated h �. , " .` •••int•
1 e by members of Mrs; alniin Rooney, and daughter.{ Y
, live• beide and room,, c with most state pollee, tided d ,
ea 'Office Oft nee , prgspec su lees the United ,.testes Roone ' arents'reside at Buf i i•� i v x.. + ®' `
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DIRECTORY
Ont.. ch •
e:a ed tv- - ... i... 'ore, wont to -the scene M,. ... ,
anxteus to rram th. max 1 Y of tl:•e inachnres,produ..mg Arid rho the Si
DIRECTORY, . assisted- '
- zre unab• •t find an ci, rat^t a:ul- soon.,aftei:.the .crash end int :fa'o
President. Connolly, Goderfcl• w.. .:., •.,v '-tiny cmanas.`
�'•� able fcr th•tIr'tx 1'{in;•dsv. They an
he Unite turn
e o.
Vice,. James /Ovens Beechwood;; Soc 1
Treasurer, Thos, 1 Bay's, Seaforth ir:aed to ilt•> b- oadrastir com^•any, �.
S
which arr an •ed to have th_ organist
of St. Lawrence ,iew.ry, London, play
the march'at the right moment for.
transmission at the other end of, the
country. The company wishes it under-
stood that the.broadeast is to be staged
only -because of the exceptional cir-
cumstancss -and that the innovation
must not be regarded as a precedent..
--eve--
Uses,
_ --
Uses, for. Slag.
Directors George elcCartney, ea
forth; b f'. McGregor, Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve, Walton; Wm, Ring, Seaforth;
M. McEwen, Clinton; Robert Ferries,
Harlock; ,TohnBenneweir, Brodhagen;
Jas. Connolly, Goder{ch,
Agents: Alex.' Leitch, Clinton;
Yeo, Goderich;' Ed. Iiinchray, , :Sea-
fotth;. .W. Chesney, Egmondviile; 11.
G. Jarmuth•;'Brodlragen.
.Any .money to be paidin may :be
paid :to alooriiii Clothing Co;»Clinton,
or at Cull's Grocery,'Godericlt.
Parties desiring ;to' ..affect Insurance
or transact other business will he
promptly attended to on, application to
any of the above,ofltoers addressed to
their respecterS post office. Losses
inspected by the Director who lives
nearest the scene:•
TiME TABLE -
Trains will arr:ivo at and depart from
Clinton as follows:
Buffalo and Goderich Div.
• Going East,,depart 0.25 a.m.
,... '2.52 p pan.
Going West ar. 11.10 ant.
ar. 6.08 dp. 5.53 pan
,. sr., 10,04
London, Huron -&'Brtice. Div,
Going South, ar. 7.51 , dp 7.56 a.m.
4.'10, p.m.
Going North; .depart 6.50""pan.
11:05 11.15 mat,
Even slag Irom tits steel furnaces
has meaty economic uses. Two of its
major ape are as a basis for cement
and, as a fertilizer. Soil requiring,
lima and phosphoric' acid are improv-
ed" by the addition of crushed or
screened slag and some 15,900,000
barrels of Portland cement are being
made each year in the United States
with slag as an ingredient, In Nova
Seabee s-ag is used in road Construc-
tion and as .railway ballast. Just ae
the presence of certain'ease metals in
are need to snake the cue undesirable
to iunndie, but now tht'ough new pro- ¢ i� a ,
cessos of recovery represent ,values
sufficient to provide a profit, so, too,: {WENTI'-SGVrN FOOT BOAT
.
some day, the slag may prove a -source TY -8l to New York., The o1.. P. is 12. They 1..t1 s ==•-
of; additional revenue to Canadian In which six Canadian ciscouLs s-ai ..
:l from VI
steel comltaniee. 1 adventure's and they are scan after ar_Iviuo at \1w Toric,
-
5.
aaaasenramor.Z.sr. t
ed is Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, which
its y
. stimulntothe liver tohealthy aetivity,remove fermentation,
gently cleanse the stomach and bowels and tone the whole
digestive system. Sure, safe and reliable, - Ta.ke'one at
night and you feel bright and sunny in the morning. Got
Chamberlain's today -druggists 25c., or by mail from t'
Chancberlaig M4dicicso Company, Toronto'
'�., Wim' Vt9 V'.,. .M s
what tllcso men have done, you can dol In your spare time
, ui A
rat hems • you eau es0ily.rooster ttte•seerets p1 welling that stake
Star Saleompn. whatever your viper enc Chas.been-wl?atever
you maybe doing now whether or not you think you con soli-'
just answer this question Areyou ambitleUg to corn $20,000 a
year? Then get in touch ten ma at once! 1 will prove to you
without Cost or obligation that you can easily become R' Star
Salesman. I will show you how the Salesmanship Training anti
Free Employment Service of thole'. S T. A. will help you to Guiek
success in Selling.
$10 000'A_Ite r:Selling Secrets ;
'1, 3C 1. et 5)C Sot h,o '� o 5, Ge be t L 't1 i $ •r 10. h0R
enabled th d 1 c0 J fight' 11 d 0 0)10) for over
l50 lhn0 you
J alt r r dmag,ofhe e i el :Iii uo n 5)0 big' autu Gatti ia..t,.
National Saiecnetr'a'Training Association
C3373ndian Mar. Eua 352. Toronto, Ont. i.