The Huron Expositor, 1905-08-18, Page 2er Ator Butter in tubs
per dozen for:, ggs
eard prices fpr ali
kinds f Poultry
E HAVE never made the prepart Cons
for a gireat big Fall Trade that we
have Made tjais year. We iinticipate a
'big fall trade and kvs e always realize 'Our anticip,),-
dons ecause we lea,y the highest price for Farm-
ers' Pr duce and lye sell our goods at most leas-
onable riees. In the following six lines we beat
all corapetitors:---i
Grain _B'ags RedpaSh, Sugar ' 25c Japan. Tea
Seaforth.
Zto Xtton expoottov
• SEAFORTH, WRIDAY, Aug. 18, 105,
ledge of the different depnr.tmen ts
Saf the servicfe. He has Lever taken
are active part in though he
correep of Liberal stook, leis brother
being ae. enthusiastic, pazty worker.
faot, he has been Most retining
Lar as 'all pablie, ex lodge naatters
- A Flea for the Small Fair were pommeled.
Mr. Cowan, staperintendent 1,of %lobo EX4'81Q:r WAS b04101 in Glen-
. garry in December 1852. As a
Fall Fairs an the pr'avinc6, sav4rs. .
young man :he engaged eti eornanerelal
the discontinuance Of a number •o'f business enner 1870 en 1876, waren tie
the small fairs ita the Provinc.e, aid February he Was appointed ...terapor-
ement. Ile was paced ori the Per-
manent staff , as junior spew -id -class
clerk in September, 187$, and in
a. 1891 was prozneoted to the position of
assistant a.otheanitant. On the. re-
tirement of Mr. C. j. Anderson, wiho
was euperinbendent of tihe Savings
Bank Departnnent, 'Mr. Fraser was
made chief clierk and stiperintend-
ent Of the Dominica Goveroment
Savings Banks. On the retirement
'of Nit. Ge Diekson, about tour
years ago Mr; Fraser wan also mad.e
accountan't and Dominion .book-keep-
er. His elleva tion to A hditior-Gfen-
eral, therefore, comes a$ the newt
step in the ,premotlicnis, wainicai he has
earned by this, ability and fidelity.
and aenem.ber ,:yr Bank street Pres-
byterian charteh. He rdarradd
1876,
the amalgamation of some ,O
larger ones to mako one big shicsw
at which thole will be 'larger x-
atibits and more liberal prizes
:warded. He woold have specie.' Ix -
Merits visit these fairs to explalin
the 'feeding, etc.., of poaltry and -
exhibits of differeat kinds displayihn
the kind and quality of goods ale-
,quired in tne British market, and
-ethers of a similar nature.
lieu of SilOWS held _by these smaller
sooieties he advooates their keep -
in this way make seame tretarn fOr
the money granted them by the goes;
er nm out.
Mr. Cowan's position should en -
(able him tbe judge of these matteaa
wisely and even, but we Stave the
temerity to differ with hSm tbe
anatter of the elimination lot
email easorwa. While it is probahinr
true that a number of them do
not give an a.ppareatt or adequate
return. for the raoney experided,We
tlieink these aro .in the ininDrlyt. The
;have a field .o their owa and it is to
some extent a valuable fietd. It ts
quite reasonable that the- larger
the show the better the eirhiolts and
the more liberal the premiums. But
there are 'other co,nsideratictris and
eonditions consider. As, we lave
that there has been nada destitu.-
said the small fair is in, a. Wass bf
itself. It is at the seven fair tit' tion amonta Canadgans in, that uoun-
email breeder .or the man jus try, as work is hard to pet. ponie
branching out 'gets has first roots back hieme bays there is plenty to
hold. A keen but w`holesome rivali- do in Ca.mida. Distant fields may
ay in the line af %took, grain, ecats,' Look green, but after all tihere 'is
etc., is established between the no place like home, when Canada is
farmers of the neighborhood, fermi. home.
larger fairs. Wig rivalry Stimuli I Of the thirteen protests entered
titans, in only one; Bort Arthur and
tO get- something as 'good on
Rainy Riven against E.ennedy, Lib -
better than his neighbors', and. in!
order to get It, he must useeimpronn enal, are active eprepa'rtitions being
ed methods and up-to-date raeasures;1' made for bringing on tile trial. In
vied it is in the small liar that thisll this Case an e.xanalgratiorh! the poll
fteeline 4s engendered. Ton do awe)/ beaks and ballots is 'beilig, made by
with these would be shut 'out! tire reapective counsel leith a vie -w
rt hose who are genuinely anxtioug tiO deteoting and noting irregular -
for the professienal eX hi hit (Ir. Feorall trial, is set for September llth, :at
our observation we nave reason toi Port Arthur.
believe that in many respecta thee • * •
tamall fair with the mueh despised 1r The Dominion Governrrient has de-
" fat COW It and eie; pumpkin,' is aided to Change the fiscal ye.ar
of more real benefit to the farm -1,
the Dominion, so that instead of the
de?, wet o all f airs are int ended t
benefit, then many of their larger I Federal' aecotuats, trad.e statistics,
others, etc, being, calculated each yees
cannot be doubted that m•uoli to the end of jume, 'they will ibe
Seeod would be done by the special made up at the end of Marcia, the
Xiiibits as proposed by Kr. C`oWan. Ministers think tlhat tile beginaill4
But it is possible to have something of spring is a better. time to 'open
rof this nature as well at the smaller 1 their fiscal year than the present
fairs. As to agnieultural societies !Ida te, . especially from the point' of
SeDing into the thoroughbred, stook vieiv 'or trade returns. The cibange
;business, we think the results would to the first o,f Apeill will allow 'of
tied districts ,or in districts. rwthere ',printed 'In time for Parliament to
farmers have, for _ono reason or an- imeet in October or November, began-
-ether, not taken sufficaent interest Ining with 1006.
in this bransh of ,,,,agriculture, the
ire ea It s Sheri Id certainly be bones
Tictial. But in sectirms of, the eettn-
try where, the' farmers themselves
have gone extensively and system-
atically into the raising of tiler-
$oug,hbred stook we. fear the experi-
ment would not be a suceess. How-
ever, before Mr. Cowan advises any
tratelical ehanges In the smaller fairs
eve hope he wile ponder over the
matter and we think he wall yet be
able to find near& good in them.
laying hat !the side of fa eoffin. He
however, inlished, the grave and,
left it realy tfor the 'next day's ilin_
ta
teitmenta b t on going his rounds tie.
see third 4 I ithings were in proper
'order next orating the was'SurprilSed
not poSitively known just how it
agot theve.nor Welt whet bDdy it eon -
tains. It 9' Surmised that the coffin
71 burial pa.r y became soared at -their
uncanny t ork :and Lao hurried' off,
is considetable talk over the afifiair.
Seeonel. Bowler Personally
Conducted 33xcUrSion
Editorial Notes and Comments
It is not all beer and skittles liv-
ing in a oity, at least Teronto
the great. First the papers of that
city were 'kicking about tire Louse
Tents and now they toMplain of the
ptice of butter and eggs. Evident-
ly Tbronto Ins its idisadva.ntages,
but it isnit often the papers of that
oity will admit ie.
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Mr. Kittsran, Canada's eionamer-
cial agent !in Afrlica, reports
The New Auditor-cieneral
' The Toronto News gives the fal-
;Pella Fraser, the new Auditor Gen-
era L of Canada:
" Mr. John -Fraser, the recently
appointed Auditor General, as was
ex pee t ed by those who knew bim,
hes enfrered on his new duties with
as Little ostentation- as possible.
While naturally gratified at and
proud of the epticiintarrent, no
charere has beam made in his meriner.
Ire is th.e. same quiet, aftabie end
geniiii person that has made- lenn-
'Nati se popular with tire menitrers
of the rntaff in the Finance Depart-
ment. And, penhaps, none we re be t
er pteaned than the men with whoru
he had worked. In fact, if the ap-
pointment hacl been left to the.t ser-
vice, Mr. -Fraser would be a laver -
in.. Bur though he is geniality per -
smaller', he is far from easy going.
As chief clerk, he allowed those un-
der him ta Oink considerably for
themselves, but from all he expect-
ed and demanded, „faithful service.
Ile is a Scotchman,' wath the canny,
shrewd characteristics o•f his raoe.
Ilintesty and straightferwardness are.
also cardinal virtues with him, and
arty allio expect that he wilI
tool of a Minister or Of a Gera
leinurent will probably be mistaken.
Ile h ta a will of his own, and to him
the Scettish motto may be, applied,
" Dinna meddle en' me." Of his abil-
ity for the onfice there is no ques-
tion. He won his spurs by faithful
work. For the past four years ho-
lies pieliared the estimates for
* * * *
lEmpire. Me Japan of the preaent
AS a maPe Island kingdom. The
:of the Northern Asiatic
'continent, reachd.ng far into the in-
terior, comprasing vast, ter tile, -
and populous prOvince'it The new
;Japan is to be thence as great in area
erld twice as gr•eat in population as
the Japan of tiler present. The Sea
'Pt Japan is to lpe the centre, the
hear t , of this 111W erap re. Tina t
sea is t become a Japanese eake.
'japan is to dominate it,- and all the
land$ lying about it. And if the
little men of the East set their
Minds te. it they Will Sikely get it.
Seine of the CCriseevative papers
have recently been denoting con-
iddereble space' to the xena'arkaole
saetiviey in dive Saelt Ste. Marie iron
'ioorks. They would lead (ine to
the conclusion that it was all due
to the present Whitney Government.
of course kthey have torgonten who
,was Ns -ho ceme to the.reascue when.
these same works! were in difficul-
ties. The Ross Government. was in -
good condition, and it
Was Mr. Whitney end his followers
-who steentiously opposed any aid
being Fiven the Company. In fact
Mr. 'Whitney said the Government
miAlit as well throw tire $2,000,000
lean. the lake as give it to the
it to Wit company and now we see
t,ire papers are praising.
.t7rse, Lever's Dry SOap (a powder) to
wi-ish woolens and -flannels,---you'll like
issomensimeminamassee
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11URON EXPOSITOR
firom ;the corn belt States are pur-
chased to fill. _Jibe bill. Th'e Panne
west are sorely handicapped on Me
Britab market.. First impress' one
are, ,not eaSiky removed. A farmer
oattle taken right off the wises,
given a sevest to nine day eallway
aide and then a trilp assross the
DOWD.. No avionder some of them
soil ati Low, as 8o pen ;lb. dressed
weight. The Aloe stook dealers •aod
feeders that being Oily the Ilinished
animals to market, are .pursuirug
proper Raley, to the advantage of
the !export:etre themselves and the
To, Califoinia and Louis Cla.ek Ex-
position, Portland, Oregria, an
Auguat 29th to September 24th,
1905.
$150 including tranisporta.tiont
meals iril dining car, sleeping ear
acoomm,odation on tra.lia and at
hotels f4 above period. . As ,e)arty
will be 4ro.ited. fa 125, early' reser-
vation' ii neeessary. 'For full par-
ticulars 4011 on' Grand, Tronk agents
or address E, C. Bowl-er, Room 308,
Unlen Slation, Tor Cate.
The vietsatililty of Eastern Ontario
Prefessk Milder, of thie Department
visited sier mines,* each one Producing
a dif,ferecrt ore. These were as fol -
"A coppir dine at EldoraXo.
A zinc 'Mane at Parham.
4. fildspar mane at Dedforde
. Bach (if them were active.
• Tree ,qeo,rapar mine at Madoe is
a new .4fvelfopmetit, and is the first
noverad a'yas made. soni:e years ago by
tion of itts 'cellar, but it was only re-
ce.ntly et leanness beeame 'inter-
ested, a rd inade that cellar the base
eavatio4 has pow been made, and the
first sizipments 'of the mineral have
salts. duorspar is found in beau -
been rilde, and with satistaiettery re -
large relie .as a flux.
To °Otte a Cold in One Day.
lets. All druggists refund the
mo,ney ifif it fails te cure. E. W.
Grove's' ii,gnature is on each box.
±' Bruce Mines Solo.
The liruce Capper -Mines havebeen
sate, on London, England, who have
farmed's, the Copper Mine & Smelter
Ocenparty, with a capital. of £200.-
000. HI; J. Carnegie Walliams, a
niining, engineer, of Lonilon, Eng-
land, lies been in Bruce _Mines fDr
reportene en Bruoe Mines. T. Hayes
'Sheer -1,r Esq. •of London, England.
has jted ivir. Williams: They aro
both rectors of the now company.
It is !, expeeted that arr, angements
and pmparations Will soon bestert-
ed to ilia fahe mines an 'operation.
It ig.! stated that 100 tons per 'day
will the output the first year,
ty;
200 th , second and the titled yeay at
is honed to reach, 400 tons. A smel-
ter win also probably be built. The
property incdudes 12,810 acres. Ovee
100 men will ba eartployed at the
stait, iind the work will be carried
in ace rd with safe busimss meth-
Illeiel property is undoubtedly a
valuab0 one. 'Elie min'es were di 8-
00'961'0 in 1816, and worked =Ore
Taylor .';i0o., of Loindaan. Even. with-
out railways or mining facilities, tend.
with ai capital of $1,000,000, divdi-
ends of 25 per cont. ware paid Tor
ie !copper, eind the enlaces were aban-
doned 'only to be pumped lout in
bery igbt p-ossession, He sold out Ito
the iBerace Mines Capper Co., avahlo in
turn (lave transferred to the pres-
ent sn dictate, .
.4 Warning :po Mothar§
- Too !nueli. care eaenot be Used with
small Ohildren duriAg the hot weath-
er .of ythe summer ;months to guard
it is oply necessary to give the eland
a dosti of castor 41 to earreet any
disomgr of the bowels. Do not use
anY s!ubstitute, but give the old-
fashioned castor oil, and see that it
is f.resh, as ranoid oil nauseates end.
haS a tendency to gripe. If tbis
does not eheck the bowels rgive
-Cleamnerlain's Collo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy• aid then a dose
of (castor oil, and, tdie illness may
be ehecked in its incipiency and all
danger avoided. The oa_ettor oil and
this remedy should b prooured at
once srtnd kept zee' y f d•r, instant aisle
as !slam as the fins- badication or any
bowel itrioeble. appears. This is the
most suocessful rreatment known,
plioit confidenoe Oven in oases of
Wilson, Druggist, Seaforth.
The Export Cattle Trade.
1' ‘lf,rom The TOronto World.)
The exporters ef live cattle nrom
the 'Toronto naarkets to the British
matkets are now on 'firmer ground
than it,hey were a: week Dr two ago.
They nasre aware that many live
over bought many .export eattle at
boo high a fie-,ure., The exper bars
tenter% dg in gry she red part of the
loss with tine ,retiabIle live stook
dealer. Mho 'exporters of live cat-
tle -iu the 1.1:rsi Led '.i States are expor t-
tirae last year., though at the pre-
sent .time .only Ito best quality af
end of last wefir at Chiokko, the
100 lbs. 1 or the 4,,xport cattle. Most
of the distillery :fed cattle in Can-
ada and the United Staten fere naw
across the ocenn. The disturbing
elenlent ,was the', appraximate num-
tle ,that would this season. reheat the
British ports. Ttie buyers at Liv-
-orpool., Glasgow dad London of Im-
ported. line cattle are well verged
in their `own Lillie. •crf trade. There is
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is„ -A despatch from Wetaskisein a steady, it may he even an Revere:as-
s-ens: About two weeks ago The ing, neman'd for A,Iblee best Sides .o,f
earl:a:0.0;01.y. In tine (first excavation the to meet the regu r "demand of the
,g0ave in tate pauper guar teir of, Hip of beef are not ilasufeloient supply
cals1 eyed it OV,"..‘r and dug another hod@ experters and the best exporters
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Fruit Prospects
Written for The Expositor.
' An analysis lof the reports _a'
correspondents to date shows a voi-
tinued off from the good an-
1,Yous diseases are -beginning to
not as prevalent aenstead.
Apples will be a lig t crop, pro-
bably about 50 per ent of last
'year's •CAriop. It raus not be for -
scarcity will preven, any waste
such, as has been comm.on for the
last two years. Saks. are being made
on the trees. Barrels are loaver in
_price than last year; running from
.25ct in Nova Scotia • to 30 and 35c lin
Ontario., but where, proper aerange-
raents leave net been made early in
the ma§on p.riocts are to 'go
higter than 'this.
scarcely enough for the load. mar-
ket. Blight bas worked sad havoo
in many orchards this 'year.
Plums: The " drop arid plum.
rot have lessened the prospect for
Pluma to. euela an extent tiaatt the
px,oppeots 04n be rated for p. leght
t9 medium crop. The Lombard, bar-
ring ret, appears to be the only
plum that standk out prominently
with a fairly good yeeld, eieept the
. Peaches show. a light crop in the
crop on bearing trees in the Nia-
gara • distriet. The market will not
be ov,erloaded.
• Sweet cherries hare rotted badly ;
erop, [though ba4:ty' infested in
many icases with fruit worm. Small.
fruits have been a medium motet
✓ ealizin.g good plaices.
The :reports from. Great Britain
and the continent would indiCate a
light to medium crop. 'Reports from
twenty of the largest apple grow-
Amerioan States show seventeen
States having a _light or poor orop
Kansas and Oklaharna, report the
artop promising or -good. -
Careful (estimates by ciorrespond-
ents place the exiso,rts from the An-.
napolis valley .at 200,000 barrels.
The apple 'crop in Britis,h Columbia
is below the average but a consid-
erable incree.se in acreialge Nail make
the exports into the Northwest
Te r.r itor s somewhat. lair ger than
last year. -
It is pleasing -to note the increas-
ed confidence in the effeot of spray-
ing. There are several enquiries
for machines.
Yours trial's',
A. MeNEILL,-
Chief, Fruit Division, Ottawa.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by flocal applicatione, they can-
not reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There ',is only one way ta rare
deafnessa and that is by. constitution-
al remedies, Deafness le caused: by
an inflamed condition Of the mucous
ef the Eusbaehlan Tube. Wheal
this 7tube is inflamed you have a
rumblin;g sound or imperfect hear-
intg, and when it is ealtikelY ieleeed,
Deafnesa is the .result, and unless the
inflanamiation oan be taken 'out and
this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever ; .nine cases ,out of ten ore
caused by Catarrh, w'hicile is nothing
but an ieflamed condition of the
mucous nurfaees.
We wilt -give One Hundred Millers
for any ease of Deafness (capsed by
Catarrh) the% cannet be cured by
cubits tree.
Bold iby drug -gist, 75e.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con -
Ink
—nave young: girls icLaughtors of
Elzear l?thaliteuf on 61. Hyacinthe,
and a young ina:ri named Alphonse
Sictettee,` were -about to Gross rthe
Yansaska river lin. la boat Sunday
night, when they klascoveired the 'boat
was leaking badly. In the excitement
.the f2us upset the c:raft end two of
the :Vies, named Anna. and iDaura,
aged 17 and. 14, respect ivety, event
under ,t he Witter ;before assistance
could reach, f.hem. The other sister,
named Amosa, aged 0, aired the you..ng
man, Sleotte, clung, to the boat,
w hich was upside :down, tilt they
were xesoned by some campers n
the vicinity. 'The recevery of the
two bodies the 'next mornlinz pee -
seated a pitiful sight, the two being
Signature 9.1f717"4-77*—.
Feed your hair; rterurish it;
give' it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only
hair foOd you can buy. For 60
years it has been doing just
, what we claim it will do. It
will not disappoint you.
" heir used to be very short. Bnt after
using Ayer's Bair Vigor a abort time it began
to grow, and noW it 13 fourteen inches long.
This seems a splendid result to me after being'
almost without any hair."
J. H. riwza, Colorado Springs, Oolo.
Lowell. M1.4.4
IShort Hair
iinake the best Brea
you must have the
i best Flour.
Wil en the.dough is flat, sour, heqvy,
, you have cheap alid inferior 41.our..
You may use pure fresh yast,
faithfully adhere to the old-time uc-
meth ds usually successful—but the
baki g turns out badly—simply
because you have not used the right
Royal Household. Flour is purified
and. szerilized by electricity, it is there-
fore ,uniformly pure and wholeb.some.
And- because it is thoroughly purified
,it will yield a sweet, -wholesome, light '
spon e that i:vill bake into fla deli-
cious fy flavored., nourishing' brea,d. or
It "s really the only absolutely p e
'flour you can get. .
its makers and
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MANUFACTURER TO THE COASUMER.
Don't b misled by statements of agents handling ccinent pay-
ing larg Commissions. Go yourself and see Queeni3ton walls
and 4Io rs built in your own locality. Our barrel dontains as
many c bie inches as any other cement, and as tem* is gaug-
ed by eabure, not by weight, your. cement will! go as far.
Write s for information. Freight rates and eseinuates cheer-
fully gi en, 70e. per barrel, strictly cash, f o. b. ais, Queen-
ston. o in with your xeighbor and get benefit pf car load
rates.
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AAC USHER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Seven yeara experience in Western anteds,
Selected Len le for rale in block or
single secdena from $.3 per acra up
an Whey. the semen of the Canadian Northweik,,
along. either the m lihe tif The Canadian North.
era Railway or ths turvey or the- Grand Trunk Psai
1 Twenty years ago Dakota lands sold tor nee
ft To -day tbey are iv.11:ng for SO to OW an acre.
for SS an acre.
4 To-dsy the,y are telling tor 53 to S25 an &OTC
6 in three }oars more 'nude will again (WOW
6 Why invert your money at 5 per cent.
7 Don't wait. settlers are rushing, in.
section or two now., Coen you can afford to
while it grows iuto money.
Correspondence in
efertnces:—Union Bank of Canada,
nipeg and Mots ?a's Bank, Exeter, Oeta
1905 R: GGrraer= E‘2! 1905
Canadian National Exthibition
AT TO ONTO—AUGUST 26 toil- .SEPT 11
$45,000 in Prennums
$38,300' in, Attractions
The hi h .Guards' Band
By permiesio of hie Most Gracious
Majesty, King lward VII, the band of
the Irieh Guard , Hie Majesty's favorite
household ban and the finest military
nnuaical orgartiaWon in the Empire, will
give two cornier a each and every .day.
Art and Treasures
In an espeoi lly built, extensive, fire
proof art gall ry will be presented the
,grandeet collec ion, of art and art treatrures
le a loans from he king, the Corperations
of tho City of end- u, the great Eoglith
Univereities, the Republic of France, Soutb
ujli
Kensington el st tun, Lord Stratheons, the
Liewenbrin Go ernor of Ontario arid othe
diningeished bodies and gentlemen,
By speoial (*mend of His Majesty the
K;ng, Abbey's 'noted and historie painting
will be on exhi ition during the entire FAir.
Fall of Prin-t Arthur
The greatest pyro military display eve
produced before the Canadian people.
Scenes la this mott freeent of the worlde
most appalling eventi will be vividly por-
trayed with real Jispanese Russitin
soldiery taking pared The frreworks die -
play will be 013 scale, introduo.
ing new features of ale °Kernel ch.arseter.
Other Things to See
Tha Process Building, Samples of all the
induatriee and Reeonrces of the Country,.
Poultry and Doge. all Canadian Cereala and
'Anaemia, good" Tretting and Pacing, a
Special, Exe, urs ons
Selena' oheap rainsay and steamboat ex-
cursions bar/Omen 4erAnged, Enquire of
your nearealS'etation or ticket agent for
For prize list, entry blanke and information address !
Entries Clos*..: Live Stock, Etc„ August 7th, Poultry anci Dogs, August 19th,
S4-40 Invented In 13Orer Improvad in SfaiS:p1A.
T RAVE improved my Drela Cutting Course no it mus be taught st
home by mall better than by lamonal instructions, .It pars be
taught in from 2 to 10 vrenks. chant° go rairre than making of a
tires& To be paid by cash or installment plan. I teeth youawlerfeet
course in dressmaking, from taking a measure to finish. 1 11 per-
,sonally examine lessons, for who can instruct ELI tbe
; inventor/ No experience necessary. No ads'. genuine witho4these
j' pboos.- A rmvard given to anyone tlmt can move that this
-el improved course 1st of the best course being tan,gbt, either roan
or personal instructions, and will be taught by no one exec t my-
, ℓ the inventor, at
it MRS, Vim. SANDERS' DRESS *Comma WOOL • ,
_Write to -day for particulars. STRATFORD, ,OHT,, ODX 159
Don't Throw Out
That -Old Carpet
It's gond. for a long time
yet if cleaned with
SAILO-REN-1
"IT EVAPORATES"
Odorless Non-notionouri
COLORS restored like new
DUST entirely removed
GERMS absolutely de'stroyed
SIZING renewed
All in a few Moments, for afew Cents
For cOo.reefst or finest, most delicate
fabrics. Don't toy new silk waists,
dresses or skirta.because they are
dirty or a few grease spots or stains
on them -get
SAP -O -R EN -0
at your grocer's and save 'money.
.Abeolutely guaranteed or money
The Huffman & Teeter co.
Toronto
There's A
World of
In using a firat-class BINDER..
TWINE, That is the reasan we avant
your order for "BLUE RIBBON.'
,Ever7 pound gusranwed to run 660e
If You
Require
A nAw HAY FORK ROPE,
Sling Rves, Sitio) ohl Booth
Fork Pulleye, give us call
prices are right.
George A. )„ills
Public Notice.
Tbe public are hereby notifl-d that the Bidet**
becween bet 16 to 16. tierces:ion S. 4.3 , 114-10k-
Dremillii, is oiosed for trstlic and will not he DOM 3
untd such time Vie bridge, which is being er40t-
Vidoorerei
The target Ergnsa Ramer%
is an old, well estab.
preparritien. Heston
Prescribed cad uoil
over so years. All drI4*
gists in the Domirdo
of Canada sell and
recommend as being.
Before and After, the only medicine a
its knd that cures
;Ives universal satidaction. It proraptis Una
permanently cures all forms of _Nervous Ilretrb.
and ali effects of abuse or excesses; the exceed,
and Brain Worry, whieb lead to Infirmit4
hasanity, Consumption and an firly Grave.
Price SI per package or six for 0. Orpe
ccipt of price, Send for free pamphlet. Addre.-
winds-or, env, canons;
For sale by C. Aberhart, B. Rob4
snan
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