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picking this three coated enamelware, 'the most durable
and dep end‘hle of its kind. We have pinned our faith to goods (74 this
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faction. �,
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A full stock of sizes in this first-class goods from 500 up-
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0 to $ . S
Food
Choppes
Save time in puck-
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a» well as meat
and can be used
every day on the
, New Lantern
s
A cheap insurance. Our
short globed lanterns, save glasses,
give satisfaction and are guaran-
teed.
Tin lanterns....... . e ...... Wtic
Copper lanterns $1.50
Brass lanterns........... 2.00
.'3 a sDnet and tnusli of,fall ,will track
he/tree tre ►brit the work of cleaning
easier with a 13ISSE'=-'S,
Ail ET SWEEPER-. : '
e75 to 3.50
r BAR
boasting :. � an,
Will be - needed for
Thanksgiving fowl and
all through the year.
.Round granite pans
Oval granite pans
Black Iron
Single black pans
pair.
save money, 75c.
Half soles
Heels
soc
1.15 to�
toe to
oz Es ! B PRO T
TRAP 1 G THE QERAANs
E itir.
aperience I 3n a....•nb-
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g . in Firs, gf vim. lou a 'letter
foflo > g istyld e 'ion.' c; a
r.1gh bc. b1ng: ,raid :'. It ha ppene' like,
was lookit g ,out- froth hat
was a little sheltered pet •alor<._1Ade
.the et trance ; to what e ball the
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inlet -One snare One ;ii.ad''s int to
►Ci., Wer. stzddeltl ► i sple . ' a
i sticktr.g up against- a little
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t g,s. I stared Willy hard, an •1
the whole thing b rI4.
to line.' The eta had rar.•l
r
Stir.
I rew
90cP>L'e
l slaw
' �o sh65cFru
3cPete
Cobblers' s s
The kiddies shoeseed
repairing. .441" nail or two
will save buying . a new
Get one of these .sets and
25C €�
I
30C
pr.
cer ar niop:.
are no.experi ment. y deligh, ;ev-
lery ,user. ''Cuts the trouble of eep-
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IhelicEilift111 ttivol
Fire Itistfratice Co.
€fix
Sectforth Ont.
DIRECTORY
Officers:
J. B. McLean, See oith. President
J. Connolly, ooderieb.yietpreddent
Thos. B. Bays, Seaforth* gen-Treas.
Directors:, D. F. McUregor, Seaforth .
T. G. Grieve, Winthrop ;Wet. Rion,
ssafmtb; John Rennewers, Dublin, J.
int,, Bee_cnwood A. McEwen,
Frencef eld ;J.13 McLean, Seaforth,,
3. Connolly, Goderich; Robert Ferris,
dock. iia
ents: Ed. Hinchleys Seaforth ; W.
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Ilelmesve; Alex Leitch, Clinton,
S. Jarmuth . Brodhagen
Iron Pumps & pump
Repairing
am prepared to turnis all kinds of
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Piping, Pipe Fittings, etc. Galvan-
ized Steel Tanks and Water troughs
Stancheans and Cattle Basins. `' 1
7 be .price is .uigh,t
Also all kindsof pump repairingdone
on short notice. For terms, etc., '
'apply at Pump Factory, Goderich
St9, East, or at residence,.* North,
t
Main Street
I. h,Seaforth
or t
P. R. Time Table
eiph and Goderich Branch
TO TbRONTO
iloderich Dv 7.00 a m 2.30 p n3
ti ,..,. �...... " 7,26 "a 2.56 '
Walton
,r....,.,e....r "` 7.60 7.87 ,"8.07 8.19 "1
e
Illiverton '* 8.24 't
Linwood Jilt " 8.35
9.00 ,4.
h.e..f..1.,e., 9,85 "
onto. ......... Ar. 11.25 "
FROM TORONTO
3.54
4.06
4,30 4.
5.05 ,.
7.10
oorontc Lv. S.20 a. m, 5.10 *,
Guelpph .. . A€ 10.15 " 7.00
10.45 : 7.85 -
Linwood Jot .. ""11.06 , 7.55 "
Miivettan.... .. " 11.25 " 8.16
Woolton " 12.58 8.42
Blyth 12.10 "' 9.07 •
%uburu,..,,....... 12.20 9.19
acclerldh12.45 P. m. 9.45 "
Connections at Linwood for Listowel, Con
nectiona at 'Guelph Jot. with main line for Galt
Woodstock, London, Detro} nd Ohicazo an at
immediate lines.
Grand l rank Raiivrh:y
System.
Railway Time Table.
0,45 a m For Clinton Goderich Wingham an
111.90 p m For Clint -on and Goderich
6 19 pm /for Wingluun and Moos
7 61 a in For Stratford, Guelph, Toront
North Bay and Points west
Belleville and Feterlxvo and point
3 21 m For Stratford, Guelph,: Totoz.ftvt
' treat and points east. r..;;„" -
LONDON HURON M BRUCE'
NORTH rasgenger
ggish
�*USES LOTS
OF TROUBLE.
RK
. less the liver is workingpr . per1y
yot stay look forward to a great any
txoles arising, such as constip w tion,
severe headaches, bilious hes f a - , sick
headaches, jaundice, sick stomach, tc,
Mrs. J. Shellswortls, , 227 Albe •= arle
St„ Hahfa , N4 ,.avix$:: ' 0,T, taken'
pleasure in writing you cancernin:: the
great value I have received by usin : your
Milburn's Lam Liver Pills fon a si ggish
liver. When my liver got bad I cold
have severe headaches, but after u +ing a
couple of vials of your pills I ha ' not
been bothered with the ilieadach any
more."
Milburn's Lada: Liver Pills are,
out a doubt, the best liver regiila
the market to -day. Twenty-five y
a reputation should surely prove
Milburn's I;axa-Liver Pills are 25
per vial, 5 vials for $1.00; for sale
dealers, or mailed direct on recei
price by The T. Milburn Co., Li
Toronto, Ont.
Q'
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rown
rs of
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is
t all
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'ted,.
REWARD
For information that will lea to
the discovery or -whereabouts o4 the
person or persons suffering ors
Nervous Debility, Diseases op the
Mouth and Threat, 131:./cd Pdr s.in,
Skin Diseases', Bladder 'l'roubles,
Special Ailments, and Chror c of
Complicated Compla'iits wh=o; can-
not be cured at'Che Ontario edi-
cal Institute, 23R-265 Yong -St.,
Toronto.-reare�pondcnce in ittt(!.
I Nearly Lest Little Girl
Sita Was Cured By Wog
&butt of Wild Stra
Centralia 9 36 6 45
rs 10 06
Loudeshoro, f t. • II sort 11 18
5 57
6 09
6 10
6 24
0 40
6 67
7 IS
wfhbrun, 11 54 7 40
Winghatc, depart- 6 35 2 22 .,
Myth, amewax as 7 04 11 48
7 18 8 66
Othiton, 111.1.044 vow 88
artioeSeld: 11.111%.1.1. 111 As 41. 8 28
ityfter, .6 01
entrails, - Mon. Ca 15
od arm f rt
4 15
4 83
41
4 48
tiq
tai
!- o
-igh
:cot
Pah
C.0,
feta
list
be
said,
it
have
out
had
Otte
far;
deet
t'ta'
cue
orae
artd
than
that
Dysentery'manifestaltself with'
degrees of rams*, but in well
eases the attack is commonly
off appetite, and same
diarrhoea, which gradually
sty -ft-4 and is accompanied with,
in the abdomen. The d
ti
tuxes
alell
:War
Mery
tame
oely,
tee
t-
ev�
Boe
gips
ani:
doh
ell.; .. `
; lve you away nutih, in grotand as
full sof dldt.nents and ttt�nevenn,es,~' a'
this is. aaed-'bye. Slade ;give'' a
't e t -g t miry' jerltkin, S istent d
Just made ,o'Lt footsteps. Tv
,;nl tads later six eight B
all ffiiiig along the l asap, ea.rr
•an, ebOvels and jabbering:
seen • to- the ,dozen, j When
eta Were' fairly under way di
ve signal with My left
,e: as a bo nb , in ; :`r.•y rig
d tinntly hear 'the safety
vu orf their.. ,six bombs,
even hear thbreathed i�nu
fin 11 , at x{ y_ }' shoulder: -a ps;
de as rrA est. .l'.,indredo.ari5 on
tr *; 1 fully stilly 'yards from,
ao+iht'
was.
and
ththee
per-
t it
will
he
flit trench, whfeh .at this
ter 250 yards from Ours. It
`opposite our Stirking Sap.
more 'titan 110; yards from
o4 ,', It. I walked use 'to
beadquartars - and !informed
who w,s delighted. "`It's..
ciar, they Gout! have e
right, and` it's -certain they
Irg on with it tonight,"
1 was awfully deeer;t bout
agreed to lr,at , r . go-, rinse I
the;' Quoit .tof spot ( it. Going .to
a , 1oar myself. 'the C.O.
a bl,g : hell -hole', shallow
, .about . fifteen or twenty fee
Ade of the new Boc)ie sap-]
zbsol tely . ideal spot far cov
stake: C+ax orae' Slade withi
ca a he 1,s.< Much' a fi+r.;e b x b-
,er, beildes beteg' cool
her. 1 also 'agreed to
othe. 's. n fro! try own piitrialke
taon
e of �•`nan from each the ,,, r
plat -Sons. The C.O.'s Idea was
we •'4 reach the shell hole
e the sew oche sap a�s .crown
ibik after da, k, aired beta• the
.esumcd wok there. . 5 it
sett, *we were ail' lying in :the
for three-qu:a'rters of at
ie a
the
The
-the
ghts
the
new
till.
flees
at,
cn't
:adie
but
to
ead.
1. 1
h
i ore , isirgle ,l3oehe an
T here was a ,tire gain all
:arid it was' pilt4h dark.
til S No' didn't like was
1 the flares and parachute 13
le 'ed tot ko up from
line right alongeide this
However; we lay." rfectly,
flat,1 hands covered and.
, and, is�s long as :you dD
- flareis in the a lw ld :
cam
nine
Vet
cool
eon
cool
loos
ernoiall
011
In
lit -
ward.
In or
Iches
yin g
away
the
gir,.g
and.
t, i
?jn19
arid"
:-r•ur
nae-
, 'a
lly,.tWQ, a. .httndtred' an' t74rel.'
orfs timing the fuse -cif his iaterrb
ly.;:' al theta, 'And then they
t , c t. Our six bonigs landed ono
e1 e . ge; .and :the' other five lame
phtvad'before as, right) the
the six or eight BochesI dig -
re. '
o cortds after they left ' oar
s t ey diid'; "thein 1gb. And Iwhen
ren "g "ro'w wan Over. we l earl
on a Vd he tuoa.ning, so I now
at learn! six •or :seven ,warden
e DO tnote naglientren. Now' they
w `s . that directly our job was
w ,should bolt back for the
of Stinking Sap, But while! we'd
1yi these, It lead occurred to
that the Bodies, knowing x,11 k-
w
w t distance bo;r bs could! . be
ne anal' thinking that we I �-nust
i pini the 'open near the . sap
: uid be able to sweep I tha
,gra nd I -with machine ,gen fire be
for nee could get to Stinking Sap
a" ' irha$i having dome that, t*ey would
is, ly end; a whole lot Imam .-nen
do n it new sap, to tackle what
w:: le; t elf usthat way. So Pd,
cn,. 44 a .e 'le of wry fellows carry our
bo. be 1 trr.a' pooke.ts ; twenty-fousr in
all. An we only used (six. Theeforck
we aga n lay ab$olutely still win ie.
Fritz r ine+d' parachute lights, stars,
f - -es, and every -kind of firework
in t e y, and. ;just as I hatle$iiected;
aw, pt s cap -head with a thenesan"
ro nds sof Machine gun ,bullet ::, no
;a¢• : of Which Igo (Much ,as grand ,s,
w e We lay in the mud of ths.t,shel
And ,then- death cstlefnoeF.
✓ be nb,s real y, 'lads," -I td ct gr.
owls, A ' few Seconds - late , w
heaj;,d. 'the Bad;h,es, ;streaming alon
itxroiw; new sap. They took 1
grafted that; we, had cleaned bac
ourline, ,,and they !:evade Atli at
t $q ,gaise their coxing: W
ited.{antti the near: end of the sa
f ti 1, " slid then we gave i es ou
nd.
gin.
- T
nen
tie
0111
alta
stra
d
Vista
«e
bee
me
bou
3
y0
fel
vee
fto
w.
w
lay
by eie
f
the bowels succeed each other vnth
en
and the matter4libssed
which at first le N.,:r
theme of orcrmary diarrhoea, soon. change 1 tt
their ch)fracter, becoming scan „_ , 1
ar- , and subsequently wilia, ri in
Never neglect 'what at first appsoxs to I -
ba a slight attack of diarrhoea' or' dysen- , a
tem may set in. Cure th' e first syMptokns , I-°'
SI SI,
-Mrs. John Petersou,
4
writes: "I cannot speak too hi hly for
rkr. Fowler's Bertract of Wild St= berry.. ,
/ nearly lest my little girl, three .
'tan. I took her to the doctoro an e
told inse her tenpere.ture was 104, and
braid ine taking her out to mei home,
six miles hem town., but I was faireed to
op to amount of leaving my man baby r
halm Vice rmaeaged to get hed home,
butt the fever did not go any lower,
wail we thought we would lose her sure,
sis she W113 SO bad with dyseny she
15.1111. patillell- -- blood. A neighbor came ,
it and lateaght Dr. Powler's Eeleact of
Wild Strawberry, and told me to give
ant day the took a change for the better,
but it was quite a time before ehe was
an bar feet -again. I do herteve if. it
bud not boem for 'Dr. Powler's,' nV little
esse would have 44.10A "
renahse "Dr. Fowler's" is menu-
toontrest `only by tbe T. Milburn Co.,
leGe
thouideto :the left landin
reg
evia
!as fa
quit
apee" to
t ja, th
.4: neva eeconds af
ed we. heard. a .fres
'their way :down th
-.made tracks lik#.1 ,gre
Iperfe#tly, and Slade
I the, &par over the parapet
.'nnoche cestehine gun's:. And
d -skin Coat for ere, ak I,
ice that ' Altogether
ndid job. And :tha best of et
ille0 .110 t3gister.kl. on that
just laboat gong te blear It aceose
oWn fire trench
hand on the pugnao
the other thr e gave
and bolted fa ktStinkh
Slad
lot
sa
ha v
le
PPe
Stin
-A Serious aecident occurred juat
of ItetizaY, near Brandon, Kan ,
SitUrday, when Henry KnaPP,
ell -known ;fanner of the Alexandee
t, !tad- a narrow escape freak
al214 leap was 'driving home in
UM
have a spi w zest whi
theme a f } orite pr
frait,ands veralex
reties are plentiful
Preserve all you
h malice
serving
ellentva-
his year.
an with
for the s : e of eco �olriea
andwhole-one dee: ertsnext
winter. .° =_ rticsugar omesin
2 and 5 -lb Ca: o1nsrl
10 an t_ 20 -Ib ags
Purecani. FIVEgr mutation
"The he Al Purpose Sugar"
PRESE = 1 -0 LABELS FREE
54 sad priacc,l is bels for
a rod rade.m ric. Sand to
Atlantic S=gar Refineries Ltd.'
Po $ $ ,'ase. '1`iido3,trooa 68
eery. His h
away 11i ids,
t trait!
tt.rpw. ig
akir.g ,hire 1
ting h1»
y.
es were crossing the
when ar eastbound
t the rear of the wag-
napp ,some, distance.
g in two places, and.
y about the head anti
mmary D
Von Fal
Coo
HE a;
Mars]
9.5-e
eral
missal of %€+
he most Inc
the Kaiser
ei ce the outb
es at the n
t the Teutc
si ce the grea
lis s of their;=
added to by
d Roumani
tic's in h
n fra 'tf
the two year
11 +, denburg
us at the,
ale Berlin
n Falkenha
significant.
ong move
many mo
cing von
MOONS
missal of
enhayi!>< Means -
Party's Overthrow
pointmext of Field
al' von 1 Hindenburg
f of the
tail, and
:neral von
G-erman gen-
he summary
Falkenhayn.
un,entous change made
s • mints, commands
rink of t e war. It
coat erit'cal moment
nic empi:
conflict
Oes Jia
e interne
While
allied c
es have seen
vegan, $s the
ds . just been
ltio. of Italy
avven military
jrntriea have
tencedee throughout
of the ar !that von
as the a; lest military
hilee
n has n dismissed
There , has been a
era afoot in 1 Germany
GENERAL VON FAKENHAYN
L the _gene
nences hav
ward that
Last mon
laced in s
tie to Ga
Austria
General Ft
f the gene
t early
uth von
as generall
staff, and powerful In -
been bought to bear
h the Field Marshal was
preme edmmand of tile
rian arna).es from the
cis., thus superseding
high conimand.
lkenhayn has been chief
1 staff nee the retire -
y attribn ed to the out -
of the Marne b ttle.
Early in the war the Germans
round eci ,<y disgrace mach s F.0
feat of th Ma't'na. Von Falkenhayn,
the grey t of German military or-
ganizers, uccseded. Be held the
highest pl ce en the. staff for nearly
two years No-one knows whether
the Verdun disaster came of his
policy, or whether the Austrian .con-
centration against Italy --a woeful
blunder Was'; of German or Austrian
ordering. Plater the Roumanian de-
claration of war forced a Oat dis-
agreement between him and the
Kaiser ; s to Bow the new menace
should *b Met, or convinced the
Kaiser .11 popular apprehension
could mile- be ,soothed by the placing
of the poputne idol (Hindenburg) in
the post. The enthusiasm iii Berlin
over H ndehburg's appointment
seems to i Meats that for psychologi-
cal effect In Germany -the change was
well-advised. It remains to be seen
whether Hindenburg, a field general,
is a strategist who can get the beet
team work out of the many armie$
of the Cer tral Powers.
A Horse Reformatory.
A friend: in England sends this
•tory: "One result of the war is the
establishment of a reformatory for
wicked ('t) army horse.
"One vt theee horses was called
Crippen, but the Camden Town own-
er of that nine 'vas a saint by com-
parison with hien, according to the
soldiers who tried to tame him.
"Crips. had killed one soldier
who had tried tg,aaddle him, and was
sentenced to be shot.
"That aentenee was commuted to
one of detention in a horse reforma-
tory.
eforma-tory. In . this reformatory; near
Shrewsbury, the horse criminals,
under the :care of Lieutenant rr im-
inton, beotne in time so docile that
they willeat sugar out of a lady's
hand.
"Orion met his equals at the re-
formatory. Vicious, sullen horses,
horses that looked like 'villains and
acted as such, roamed about the pad-
dock when Lieutenant R.i2nington
caked, like a Daniel; into the lions'
den and the animals at once became
quiet.
"The officer cried neither!
arstick
r whip, ` but underands !hors,
and apparently they understand him.
They owe : their lives to him, and
seem to be aware of the fact.
"Anyhow he is soon. on Crippen's
back, and Orfppen is buekjumping in
ftne western style. Neither stick,
whip, nor ,spur is used to tame him,
but tamed he is, In very short time,
like the rest of the savage Simons
who have been condemned for eii -
dd;rous practices.
"`The Shrewsbury horse reforma-
tory, through which hundreds of vi-
cious horses have passed, has proved
such a. s'cress that the whole pro-
cess of .ta ing the animals has been
filmed, u er the title of 'Reform-
ing Army : Outlaws,' and will 'shortly
be seen in Wardour Street, where the
picture is sure to win. the approval of
all lovers of horses,"
While the vast majority of vicious
horses are undoubtedly made so by
those whd have handled them, a
horse is (sec- sk:maily born with a
stubborn, !perverse and ugly disposi-
tion. Even: in such a ease we do not
question heredity plays a large part,
and the b .d `dish 'Lion may be due
t
1 byan to a sire r dam wiledowner
Or 3
or trainer. F. 11,- it., in Our Dumb
Ankmalsa
1
Twelve Pipes a Day.
Henri Harpignies, the famous
landscape paireter died in Paris the
other day at the age of 91. He prid-
ed. himself on the sumptuous table
he kept and on the fact that he could
drirth three liquors and smoke twelve
pipes a day up until the last week
of his life,
Henri Harpignies was born at Va-
lenciennes on JulY 28, 1819. He was
a pupil of Archard and did lands-
capes of note both broils and water
oolors. His water colors had thin
strength and breath of the English
sehool and were widely exhibited.
Manitoba and North:west Notes
-F Ire of are nknown ellen San-
danodeetroyed • buildings and plant
of- the' Pacific S eel, Products corn-
pary en .the nort arm of the Fraser
river, about ore: 'mile fitre Eburnee
B.C. The oompar. only had been in
is estimated at 150,000. b
-Martia H. Fraser, a brakeman on
the G.T.p., 'was the. victim of a fatal
aceldet Om on Saturday when late
that evezing near the town of Dalt-
mody he fell across the rails while
ur.coupling cans and was instantly
killed, The body -whdr.„ found, was
very badly Mutilated, the heal
being completely isevered from the
body, The deee Ai, who Is wren-
kraewn la Begin and came from Nova
ache , farmer, of Wilcox,
R. Hirst, of Nova
dal', is lying in a nos-
ty with both leg,s
Regina, oae Sat
broker, and other injurie,s f a minor
character. The smash occurred wher.
the automobile bit a freight train
sorne-fifty yards. Hiret was killed ire
etsotly, and Butcher . was rushed to
the hospital,
i-lire. .H. „Fr.averer was blown to
pieces ar.d her I husband badly injur-
' ed their reisideree at Cobble Hill, Van-
, ver Ishatd, t seven o'clock Sature
oudly boasted that viotory• would pp eveOng. G avenue had atored
t all -wise G-en.4ra,1 Staff. Foie • beadteg caught fire, and before th.r...
years he Germ IL military ma- couple oesized the darger-the powder
land it was
not from th
ers, trained
was eoun
asset. The
nae the vas
one direeti
The genera
Russia, sue
looked. u
ata's little
had a staff
Wee "eonte
seaddent
tow
ba tie
Tlise of
Pone aithisst
ask ealkatiati
• had
asaa
141 tbat
Irbe
*oath= of the
n in co
uilt fro
bottom
gnineen
cers and
in a life
d Germ
skill of t
, terrible
n and t
staffs o
as the
with c
hundred -
n a min
and pro
belie ed that its me/la clams fp, this .country for years. It
rse of building, blew en. Thje rose of the exnlosion
the top down, was heard for miles aroued the }courier -
p. The posses- try. Mrs. Gr,aver.or was • an English
array of gen- WOMAT., forty year's of age, and had
fioefld socoiretdraerican&g, _ lived 4 Cobble Hill ten, Yeats.
sfilnilgitallst-E; with local aPP
re, 1 CATARRH CANNOT alil CURED
licatioree as they can..
ese men was to
en in another. rot \reach the seat of the disease, Ca..
?ranee and teerh ie a. local dtsease, greatly ie..
. were' lre- lalnd in order tO cure it you must take
mak. rt "0 1 the blood or.; the mucoua f391-fra0 Of
Cure•is ballet, internally and acts thru
dGermanYof its Etzhe7 the syStene Haire Catarrh' Cure was
11111. A
PTENtil -‘R
ow Good Health Through Use
of Lydia E.f Pinkhards Vegetable
Cprripound. Say it is Household
All women might to know the wonderful effects of
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound even on
those who seeMhopelessly ill. Here are three acttial cases:
Harrisburg, - enn. " When I was single std.
ered a great deal from female wealmess because
y work compelled me to stand all day. I took
ydia E. 'Inkhorn's Vegetable Compound for that
and was made stronger by itS use. After I was
arrie..d I took the Cf' =pound again for a female
trouble and after three months I passed what the
doctor called a growth. He said it was a miracle
that it came Away as one generally goes under
the knife to have them renaoved. I never want to
without your Cona_po_und in the house -Mrs.
1 KNOBL) 1642 Fulton St., Harrisburg, Num
Hardly:Able to Move.
Albe Mirm -" For about a year I had sharp pairs across
my back and hips and was lardly able to move around the ho
My head would f....che and I was dizzy and had no appetite.
taking Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, I
am feelhi& stronger thRn for years, I have a little boy eight months
old and arn dding my work all alone. I would not be without your
remedies in the house as there are none like them."- Mrs, E.
YOST, 611 Water St., Albert Ika, Minn.
Three Doctors Gave Her up.
Pittsburg Penn.-" Tow* medicin.e has helped
me wonde y. -When I was a girl 18 years old. I
Wail always ckly and delicate and suffered from
iaTegular ties.; Three doctors gave rne nic and said
I would. o 'into consumption, I took Lydia E.
Pinkham s Vegetable Comiwimd and with the third
bottle be
and. I go
able to
• All woine are Invited to write to the Lydia E. Pink am Itle:di-
an o feel better. 41. soon became regu
str ng and shortly after I was na.arrie
ve tWo nice stout healthy children and a
rk hard every dap?' - Mrs. CLEMENTINA.
Easily rocked are the three -bar grates whiz smash up
clinkers easily and last longer because each &rate is three4
sided.
TTUR
arin
quantity e
of Izabella Dt.;:m.
s Hull. book place t
'Wortley, eoneezt,
ased was 43 years
n In failing hes
fe. 'learn Cook he
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-ion of
ub Ytinogf naft3hre,liblIrd-
tywn4 Y'--'evTIlt7gam7a:t 474.-.Pv!aeliviZed
ebe 'sees /Cross tea held In, the
Ubtary on T:re.,:haoiry novientihnge wrraes
Bruceileld
resented Miss Llahe
bode and grown have the bee
a, our "villagers. -Miss Mary
entertained a number of -fri
boner of- the bride-to-be,
re5toMA9-3''1.7noredaennd Ailankte :weer.
WM. Swan who has been p.
egaringinetlaN..:4thholiadaydritrhoineee To
eetest time and will I', suze his 6. -
McGregor is visiting relatives 1
Daunt -A. -Mrs. Sam Taylor is
Bev. W. ;Bell, is visiting her
Dashwoed
and Mhe. W. England.
wedding of the for
tock last week. i -
gone to Berlin,
pted
bie andambr::: aatreGe:enn:ing
honey:noon with the f0
ere. -Bev. F. Meyer and
nto his new esesidence,--Mr
la e on Vonday. They Nun
gee atter
,..-mgirly .aanrcte Igt%cur;
n Yale, Orieh.-Mr.• aloe
have :reeved
vace.ted by Mr. and Oire,
Ho:drew-hire and daughter,
lend Mrs, 'R. .hdaess attended
funeral of a relativee at
One day last week. -E. &haat.
*honer and L, Goetz. are
beg Coileslate at Soenfortir.
at the Dlethodit•t
sr the cees.siop oi• tit*
B011'elsci6tiseaMriLBgsisn2'it'istiair* lik)ott
,014illthNevb-v7,11aTe.e olfb3C;itediot;)
tiit:olotiturseitet.uag:-Ifiociiig:lattleradhea,agryse:cs,ai:tdeery;apotepfiero:aBrisufanivis;
blue taffeta 'silk -with pale
thine blouae and hat of blae
tr,Gor.n, Mr. Molise Snell, tt
tAtr. and Mrs. Snell,
and Is a young man of splen
filtlea and. abilities, He purer
lite honorable - calling of
no young eouple are
tenth esteesn land bad the .
es ast (the entire coogmunity.
The man who designed. the Pan a .evir
know that and that is why it carries my guaratttge
as the makers'.
-gbr Sale by Henry Edge
ecm141 rt be rafting' composed of eome of the best todcl
.. alration ofR- the Ingredients In Hall‘s
eng* '116 L-111.31"1" Qatar rh Cure s .wnst prcelueee suet'
far slerPer-kaunaa. F.3. MENEM f‘ Co., Tolulo, 0.
•
Paint Loci's* Alilte When IVs New
You can't tell much about -the quality of paint by ioeithig
at it when it is Ifreshly- applied. Colors are easy to pro-
duce, and the glisten of fresh gives even poor paint
a temporary beauty.
nll
But look at it a Few Years Later!
The cheap paint, that started out so bravely, has faded,
aucked„ and peeled, It is unsightly, and -more ixa-
portant still -has exposed the wtood below to the
destructive effect of sun, rain, wind and snow. The
other,
14
ENGLISH
PAINT
is still a good-looldng, weather -fight coating, that will
give years more of reliable service.
There is no mystery about the reason, R lies in the fact
that B-13 "English" 1,) aint is perfectly proportioned to
meet Canadian weather conditions. -it contains 70%
of B 's B.B. Genuine White Lead, and 30% of
Pure 'to Zinc, grOund to suck marvellous fineness
that it penntrates deep into the fibre of the weed.
T, G. Scott Seaforth Ont
amminionalinalimmuienss LIME 'EC 0
HENDERSON
RANDRAM
TWEAL -itALIFAX * 351'...101-1N --rooms-To- wits re War,
• Ethel
occurred at
year, watt bran
a:me to Canada
e a child. Atter
to Huron.
• of GreY
amont. of
they lived continuouAy o
*tr.-4'A until the: death of
yearo, ago. The dr -yeas
t-rn Ethel two oral a- ha
at the ittrne her death, Slhe
ftothehee„ ably at the latten•pa
-hleatweeo- but loving hands
son, Nomeary, on tb.e
Pad Urn. (Vampire Turnbei,
us-vive. Three
Donald ere -decease