The Clinton New Era, 1911-10-05, Page 6Page 4 s
U
e >» 1lit the haur kf WAO'clock in
f alaot,epmnualtl
afoeday,a0.oow=gna ed
--
DOCTORS HAD i.lverpocl Wheat F tura Clost High-
laes,ar�ny�041iowinP�ora .Chicago Lower --.Live Stock
:5,-Aaw No. I � I �C r>� , ^..Late+at Quotations.
S.T. ANDREW"J �VARI?-•At the ALL HOPE
CIiICAGO. sept. "ao.--Despite tlrmer
r� tables from .abroad and the stimulatin'IF
Town Hall, Walter'Manni7i Deal' effect of theoutbreak of hositilittes be -
o uty�Rettulling ,Officir; FF7. v$lle, �-- - :ween Italy and Turkey. prices. for
f'r . 1911 Poll' lClexk. k (i !! )v4at gradually swaged to -day under
ST. JAMES' `WAUD---Att ith�eeiaM- Fru1f6J't1V6S Saved My Lif
I; profit-taking movement, and closest
Of the al#' uni.cipal Council .of than corn Ale room( IaolUth of t , RR7att'eubury Rtvzi P><stRm , Q,, l ,ay 9r iga q. 'ower than last night, losses ranging
laoxatioxi( of , Ithd Towxi of 'Clinton, House; T . Johnllon, . _ A, y •'I look upon !pt' recons ,as motilin from 3f,c to c.
l? rY g L1V.URVQQ�, Sept. 30.+ -The market
being aby_lav4,to:providio for the turi4angi3Otf>cer's. 'A. 1 uttsllol'ie,i agort of a miracle. I was for eleven o.ened stron ,and excited, with prices.
pla4ug o f thea Municipal °W�atWe - Poll Clark. years, constantly sutierin f%au Chronic !Nd to x3fsi h her, with heave coverine
works of tile va�i,d IToven in 'thd !ST, J.OHNIS WARD -At t'he,Clili Ayspepsia and Indigestion, by aborta, ti Italy's declaration' of war l
bad expectations o! email Russian ship-(
handl Ot Commlaiss'ionevs,, and for ton Thresher 1Co!B office;! J. C,. (Me- I was treated by several doctors and eats this week: Following the opemltLiar
the ielectioU of the first Commis- Math, Deputy -Returning, Afficer; they simply did me Ito good. During . kers was a further advance, with Apecu.
aioners,-- H. Alemca. ndlaar�. 1'044 Klerk. khe latter part of my illness, I. was so : atora bulini;. • Spot markets. worg %4
WHEREAS; by B l adv' N,o. 10. for , thima that J weighed only go pounds, and taiher, with -cargoes lightly Ottered. aur-
. �' ST. GEORGE S WARP At J'.'La8_ lair the mnormm�>: there was week -end pro -
11.902 of thll 'Muni:cipal'Council of lie's• Carriages Shop, S. J. •A-ndrews x vomited everything I ate. tit -taking, and prices receded trona ths:
the Corpgratignf of flue Town of ni h Ar ' ti ff liberal with
-
0
the said Municipal Council
did provide forthe constructionof
al, lSyatem of Waterworks in and for
the, alaid "Down of Clinton.
AND WHEREAS the oald Council
did exeet and construct a'S 9temxm of
s
Wateworlm in ancif for the 'said
;gown.
AND WHEREAS( it is deOraibla
that the:said System of Waterworks
.should bemanaged and controlled
by .Commissioners, to i:e known as
af`iTiater Commissiozuers," as pro-
vided by "The Municipal 'Water-
works Act" and amendmoints'thele-•
to, and 4t is neyeasary to provide
for the( (election of the [first Cbm-
b2issi,o;ner.s (ot'hoq than 'the 'head of
the Council) for the purposes afore
said.
Deputy-RO,turnlugl Officer; J,Cun:,
inghame, Poll 1Clierk.
(1Q1 ,On( S,a�turday, it'he 14th 'd'ay sof
October, 1911, at plerven o'clock in
thq forlenoon, the Mayor of the,s;aid
ton .shall, attend at the 'Town,
Clerk's Office, in the said Town, for
the purposle. of:appgin'fing in vvxut�-
in.g signed by himself;'two persons
to attend the Arial ;summiAg up .by
the Town Clork of the votes polled
On: this By-law, and also to appoint
ones persaa to ,attend at each poll --
in% place tin biehalf 'ofithe petsonis;
interleatedi in andi 'desirous of pro-
moting the passing of this By-law,
and ai likd aiumbor on behalf of the
persons interested in and desirous.
of oppoisinngt of the passing ofG this
By-lkw.
Buenos Amy .013 failing to reopond to the
outside advance and a uiet demand Emla I
khe Contineimt, Notwithstauding. the rs- .
cession, the undertone was firm and
traders excited, with heavy COYin
Paris, and the opening tirmmmees in er-
lin, and at the close prices were %4 to
yid higher than yesterday,
Winnipeg Options.
Close, Open. 3%gh, Low. Close,
wheat—
Oct
98=;5 08% 88% 9611
Oct, ., /hs
Dec. .. a66s rs fi 0664 a06a: 1e1'�,
patMay . ION, ., .
o—
Oct. 402% 4.'q(,
Dee. ,<. 391!i, .... ... 39t'
Uay .,.. 42% .... ... 42
Toronto Grain Market..
Wheat, tall, bushel ...$0 87 to $0 88
Wheat, goose, bushel .... 0 85 ,.., .
1tye, bushel ...0.70
Clots. bushel ............... 0 48 050
Barley, bushel .. 11065 0 s0 '
THEREFORE, the Municipal Cotrn••
cit of thea Corporation cif the Tom-
p
-of Clintoo efaaets asfollowis,—
(11. The S stia}m of Waterlvorks of
y
the s�avdl '7`uwn of Clinton shall b,3
sin t a control
oder the management andn
u iu gtil`.e�n
of a Board of Three Commissioners
to be known as "Watierworks Cour-
kmssi;oners," of whom) the head of
tilt Municipal Council of tilos. Said
Town for the'tin:ge being 151 W-1 ex-
offieioL be orale, and 'the other -'two.
,shall be elected at .the same time
and place and an the Same• smasmneir
as hhal head of the council is elect-
ed.
(2) The said Board of Commission-
ars shall havoc, po,a ossa, exercise and
en'oyt allgtho powers, rights, au-
tithori'ties and immunittes. provided
by and contained in asTlileMunicipal
(11) On Tuesday, .the 17th day.,df
October, 1911, at,eleven o'clock .stn
thel forlonoonj W this' office in Ithe
TUWn 'Hall, film ithe said Town, .the.
Clerk of til stand Totvn shall pro-
p;,
seed ,to sum, a di the number of -hies
M' - for,and( against ;this By -late.
Darted at tb� Council Chamber in
thel .Town1 of Clinton, this,
eighteenth day ,of September,. 1911
,,,-,� ...... Clerk. s
,..... ..._... .Mayor
s .
---
w
i i ��„/
TAKE NOTICE that the forego-
ingi is ie,( true ,Copy of, (a proposal
By-law, which, has been taken(into
c!oAsIderaitio,n, and( Which vill -mar
finally passed b-ylthe Council of the
Corporation of Town of Clinton
The doctors. gave me up to die as the
stomach trouble produced Heart weak-
nessandIwasfrequentlyunconscious.I
received the Last Ritea.Of T1Church,
At this time, a lady strongly urged
me to T `Fruit-a-tives', When I
had taken one box, I was mucli better
and after three boxes, I was practically
well again, and had gained 20 pounds.
all and now
Y have taken 13 boxes in n
'weigh xgo pounds and am well. „
Madame ARTHUR TOURANGRAU,
"Fruit -a -tines" is the only medicine
in the world made of intensified fruit •
juices .and always cures Indigestion,
x 6 for o or trial
5oc, a bo $2,5, ,
size, 25c. At all dealers, or from Fruit-
a -fives Limited, Ottawa.
Buckwheat, bushel � ." 0 411 050,
Peas, bushel ................ 70 8D
Toronto Dairy Market..
Clutter, separator, dairy, lb, 0 24 0 25'
Butter, creamery, lb. rolls.. 0 27 0 28
Butter, creamery, solids . 0 25 026
i 6e,
3o a .c'ombs en .250 8
y dos
Eggs, new.iaid . 026 027
Cheese, new, lb .. ... 015 016%
Liverpool Grain Prices.
L1ti ERPOOL, Sept, 80. --Closing:'
Wheat spot dull; No. 8. Man„ ss 1 1-2d;
futures, firm; Oct., 7s 4 1-4d; Dec., 7e,
5 5-8d; March. 7s 6 8-8d, Flour winter
patents, 28s 3d. Hops in London (Pae.
coast) 19 to £0 10s.
Liverpool Provisions.
LIVrRPOOL, Sept. 30.—Beef—Extra
India niers, 91s 8d. Pork—Prime mesa,
western, 97s 6d, foams -Short cut, 14
to 16 lbs., 57s. Bacon—Cumberland cut,
26 to 30. 1$s,, 53s 6d; short rib, 16 to'24
lbs., 58s 6d; clear bellies, 14 to 16 ills.,
adversely to the Uoveriaiient,
Waterworks Act" and an Nondments .
.the
tima:l Sunday School Committw4
which Prepares lesson$ for use, in.
'thereto and 'exercise their .duties,
their
in, thei ;even;t of the assent of the .
electors being iobtained't'hereto,.af-
At.the Woodbine,
57s 6d; long clear colds, light, 28 to 84
lbs„ 69s 6d; long clear mids., heavy,
and vacancies in numbers
shall be filled as provided in and'by
Act
teh ,Onrel jmonth from the first ub-
licaltuon of:i!he( said B aP
y -law, in TIxf
'Toronto, Oct. 2.—The seventh day
of the Ontario Jodie Club fall, meet-
Y
85 to 40 ills., 60s; 'short clear backs, I$
to 20 lbs., 49s 6d; shoulders, square, 11
the s,amd and araphdmneints'
therlato.
Clinton' Nevo Brea tnlewspapabr, the
ting 'resulted as follows:
to 13 lbs„ 46s. Lard—Prime western in
tierces, 46s 6d• American refnled in
(3) The felectionv for 'that first
Commissioners (otlyer than the
date gofsu;ch first publication• being
the 2•1at<da of September, 1911 and
y P ' '
First race, six furlongs, purse $600,
. 411 ages -,-S ellbound, 1st; Owanus,
Lady
.
'
emir, 47s 8d,' Cheesed Canadian finest
white, new, 6rl ed: do. -colored, new,
elected
head bYthel council) to be elected
head
thaiii( that votes bf the elelCbord of
the said Municipality will ba. taken.
2nd; .rimae, 3rd, :Time, 1.1.4..
Second ra&%, Durham Challenge
los Tallow=Prime city, 84s; Australian
in London, 35s,'Turpentine-Optrits, 38s.
beheld as follows, that
say, -Nominations shall Make plate
in ,- o min {Niall unthaat:said Tovvn
'thereon ,at the ;several polling
places,: and by i8elveral DeptlltyN
Cup, 13.4 miles, purse $1,500, for
three-year-olds'and up, -foaled in Can•
8d, Rostn-Common, 159. Petroleum,
Refined, 6 1-2d, Linseed oil, 45s.
-
of Clinton, on the 22nd da of
y
Returning( ,Offiger;d, ;therein nadned,
.Commencing at )line( .o'clock in •the
hda--Denham, lst; Powderman, 2nd,•'
Frolic, 3rd'. Time, 3,10 3-5.
New York Dairy Market.
Member, 1911, between ithe hours of
half iseVen Ro clock and. half
:f,oxenoon, ;and continuing until fivle.
Third; race, Grey Stakes, one .mile,
NEW Yol1IC, Sept. So. -Butter, firm;
receipts, 1957; factory, current make,' 194
pasta
past eight o clock in the evening,
,o'clock in ithei,af,tlernoon.
Dated at thou Town bf Clintari, this-
purse $500, for two-year-olds--Aldebar-
an, 1st; Penobsgat, 2nd,; Froglegs, 3rd.
;to 20%0.
Cheese, firm, 'tinchanged; receipts, 1104;
and' goMaio (if at oll be usededl
fon fila (elections (thereto shall �,
Euglnteionth a3iay( rof l5eptember
1.911.'
Time 1.423-b.
Fourth race, Hendrie Chadlen a
g
weekly exports..,,18M boxes.
Lggs, firm, ,unchanged;.,recelpts,�76Bb.:
`C1
held, on•tho fir9't -day of January,
+1911, ait.thal Same places and 'bytthe
i M R'SON,,
Cup, x(22 •jumps), `'three' miles, purse
�$2;000, four-year
,..
CATTLE .MA•RKET$.
same. Dlepwty-Returning officers
•Tia 1 k;
-�
- for olds . and up;
cap�Prince Hampton 1st; Bello;
barrisiter. 1lie was premier of the,
T(erritori;es,
and poll clerks as arse appointed to
hold. the (Municipal {elections : for
-•o��.�
2nd;l
'2nd;' The Prophet, 3rd. Time, 6,03.
Fifth race; two;. and a. quarter •miles,
n East Buffalo Cattle Market,.
EAST BUFFALO, Sept. 80,—,dattle
the yiear 1912, and the said elections
shall beheld. 6.n almanmersimilar'�to
m
��� Q� ���T
Ontatriof Jockey Club .Cup„'pursi'
$2,500, or 3 -year-olds and tip, handi-
steady; 160 head; market, d40; and
steady; prime steers, $7.25 to $7.40; But -
other Municipal (elections for :Bice
or similar( purposes as m>tear as may,
Is one of the moi3t'tronblestde
R. 3rd. Time, 4.001-5. •
cher grades, $6.50 td; $0:85. Calves, re -
ceipta, 150 head; market, 'active, firm;.
be, and m the event of the( .assent
the 'E]lectoT.s being' obtainedl'to
troubles of the Biot Summer
Sixth raise, one and one -sixteenth
cull to choice, $6 to $10.60. Sheep and
lambs, receipts, 2400 -head; mar$et,
,of•
this by-law, and the sanXe( being
finally passed by this said Municip-
D,%Ys: The Old and the Young,
the Strong and the Weak are
miles, purse $500, for 3 -year-olds and
up, selling -Dr. Holzberg, .1st; The.
'Animus;
slow and steady; choice lambs,. $6.35 to
$6.50; cull • tQ fair, $4.75 to $6.25 year -
al Council, the Commissioners elec=
all ofP®eted alike.
.Golden Butterfly, 2nd; 3rd,
Time, 1.49'35,
lingo, $4.50 to'$5.00;, sheep, $1.75 to. $4-M
floga, receipts, $400; market, active, 10c
ted byacclamatiorh or choson at
such elivctionsj as the case May .be,
M
Seventh .race, one mile, parse. $60Q• .
for 3 -year-olds and up, selling=John
higher; yorkers, $6.85: to $7.10;'stags, $5
to $5.50; pigs, $6 'to $6.25; mixed, $7.10
shall be with the Head of the Couii-
v-il Commi.ssioVers to fill the
DR. F' oW�rEAII ! _
Reardon, lst;' :Nightfall, 2nd;' Lad. of
to $7.15; heavy,' $6.90 to $7.00; roughab
$5.50 to $5.85.
,thei
a ufficea q:fore(Saud, %'.
(4i The commussionor receiving
Extract.. of
Langdon, 3rd Time, 1.43.
Chicago Lige Stock.
:he highesti number of votes at the
said Election$ shall continue, in of-
-
Wild Strawberry,
Coming of the Duke.
Quebec Oct. 2. -His - Royal Hi h•
' �
CHICAGOq. Sept. SO. -.Cattle -Re -
ceipta estimated at' 800, market weals,
beeves $4.75 to $8:15; Texas stgers $4,80
fice for the years 1912 and1913gaud
has boon elected
•
ness, the Duke of Connaught, the; new
to $6.00, western steers, $4.25 to .$7.00,
until a ~;uccessoat
under tht;l"� isd Act 'and! amend-
paents thereto., and'the.new:,lBoard
.. Is the most, effective remedy:
known for the Muse of
'Governor-General of Canada, will Ar-
rive in' Quebec on Friday, October 13.
The
The official program for the daY will
stockers and feeders $8.25 to 85.66, .cows
and, heifers '$2.00 0 $6.20, calves $6.00 to
'$8.50._,
organized, h a vacancy ocetmatr
when It will ,b4 filled in abNO(o
:DIARRH(EA, COLIC
CRAMPS CHOLERA MORBUS CZOL-
be as follows:
: At .noon His Royal. Highneds will
Hoge—Receipts es . ma ed at 8000;
market slow, generally _steaidy, light
-
provided by aaiall Adt. amid aaiotall(pialr
tonus 'thereto, slid the othesrCom-
ERA INFANTUM ; AND A L BUMMER
� ' .
take the• oath as Governor-General. of
Calnada in,, the Legislative Council
$6.10 to $6.75,. mixed $6.06 to $6.80, heavy
$5.80 to $6.70, rough $6.80 to $6.06, good
Wissioneii ohooierk at said; 4Elections
COMPLAINTS.
chamber; which ' has. been especially
%to choice heavy • $6.05 to $6.70; pigs $4.00
shall conttwlwe( in offuee. for the
year 1912 and butil ibis' 'sueckossos
This sterling remedy has been on the
market for over, lis years has yet
'renovated for the event,
At 7 dinner will be served and
to $6.26, bulk of sales $6.10 to ;$6.60.
Sheep -Receipts estimated at 3000;
has been elected hinder the said, Act,
and the
.and
failed to do what. we -claim for it.
•p,m.
at • 8.30 there will be a reception at
P
west -
market weak, native $2.25 to $4.00, west -
ern. $2.75 to $4.10,. yearlings $8.88 to $4.60,
and( aaneudmsa$pltsfhereito,
'new Board) Rorg=12kod or a vacancy
It AGL,filledt in
Be sure and ask for Dr, Fowler's and
insist on being given what ask for,
Spencerwood,
The •prafire city will be illuminated
to abs, native $4.00 to $6.00, western
$4.60 to $8.00. .
occurs when shall
manner provided by said Act and
you
'Mrs C: E. Mills; Toulon, Man., writes:
in the evening., and His Royal Hi h•
ness, after a drive through the prin.
Liverpool Market.
a
amendmev:tA. t'ha mato, i
In case sthlel votes fort the, first
"Just a line to let you know that 1 have
oipal streets of the, -city, will leave for
Ottawa by
LIVERPOOL. SCepL18Q: Rogers
& Company cabled to -day that there
(5)
Commissioners chosen at said selec-
'in, case both
a little girl five'years old and during the
g
' hot weather of last summer she -was very
special -train:
Mr. Mulvey, Under Secretary of
was. very aittie demand in the. Bir&en-
head market,. owing to the great num=
9 a ref wal, or
on. let
Commi,ssionerrs amel 'elected by acc-
ithe 'Commusioner
bad with the Summer Complaint, in fact
I thought we were going to lose her. We
.. n
State; is in Quebec conferring with
Sir Lomer Gonia, Mayor Drquin•, and
bare of stock that wire at present Mom-
ing, onto the home markets, and con-
5ama'tuon then
having, thei lairg�oat assessment len
tried erveiything; we could think of but
Captain Victor Pelletier A.D.C. re-
latiive tQ the -reception � to. the new
sequently there was an all-round re-,
duction of 1-2c ,matildng present quota -
the 10,84 alevieed aissessokient atoll ,bf
the said Town of Clinton shall con-
without success. One -day one of our
neighbors asked what was the trouble
'Governor.General...
tions for both States- and Canadian
steers from 121-2 to 18 'cents per DonnQ
gtinu4 in •offic(ai( for the ,yelalas •'1912
and 19191 and Until This ieueeabatlox
with the little girl, and we told him, He
advised tie to try, 1)r, Fowler's Extract of
Death of Brockville Lawyer,
Cheese Markets.
LONDON, Sept. 30.- At. • -day's
ha,s basi('elected funder Ithe said
Act and amendments thereto end
Wild' Strawberry,
my, which we did. I•
honestly.' believe it wows thing'
Brockville, Oct. 2. -The death occur-.
red here Saturday night of J. H. Bots=
y g
.to
cheese market -1287 hoses were offered,
860 boxes selling. at 14 1-48
the naew, Board organized or a vac-
aancy oecuss„ when ilk will bis filled
the. only
that saved m , ,
y little girl's life, i don't
ford, one'of. the rising- young lawyers
of Eastern Ontario, and a ;member of
ST. • HYACINTHE,. Que., Sept. 80.—
Live. hundred packages butter sold at
in mainner providled by said Act
.think there is. anything better for Sum-
'the firm of Buell & Botsford for -the
' 25 1-2c;. 600 boxes cheese at. 18 7-8c. • '
-and( amendmnlaslmilt9• thereto, and the
mer Complaint than Dr. l• owler's Extraict
j past five "years. Deceased had been'
CANTON, N.Y., 'Sept. 80.—Eighteen
other Commision(er ishall continue
of Wild Strawberry." `I?rice 85c: .Manu•
ill for several montlie:
hundred -tubs butter sold at 28c, and
in off ica for(thle year 11912 and:wntii
hiss successor has ..been elected und-m1ted,.Toronto..Out.
; tuned only by The T. Milburn; Co.
Mr:: Botsford was 32'ye4rs of age,
and a native of Brockville. He was.
2100 boxes'. beese sold at 13 7•So: 11e -
ceipts same as*. last week.- . •
er Said Act and amendments the,reo-'
prominently identified with the
BELLEVILLE, Sept. 30.—At to -day's
to and !the w;ew Board organized• qac
a,• vacancyt occurs when ytyvill blak
- -
Knights' of Columbus, holding &t the
time of hie death the. of secre.
cheese board there were offers 1125
boxes,. , all white: Sales were 545 at
filled) in manlnleit pr,avmded by said
NEW :OF WEEK
office
tart' of the Ontario cotlioil. lie leaves .
14 8-16c, 315 :at 141-2c, and 200 at i4 fi-isc.
WATERTOv4N, N.Y., Sept. 30.—Six
Alt: andf am-ndm(dn;ta Nheleto.
(61. Irl case at else s�ald -elections
.TOPICS
�
A widow and one Child,
thousand boxes of cheese were sold at
to
,
the candidates +oat any sof them who.
metire and by real-
t
WhIoli Hsve
""'-
-day,
18 8.40 to 18 LL Que., Sept. n At
G`O ;etin Of Eastern Townships
cavae nomina;tlii!al
on of such; aetiriement (the rea;,uis-
its ntmmber of arsons to be elected
i p
, IMportent Events
P
« Occurred Durlrtg the Week.
wind & • S .
�
the
the. meeting of the
Dairymen's Association, bald this ai-
ternoon, 18 factories offered 1439 Pack -
!U no't in nomination, any ,Ca,ndiidate
.
_. __
ages of butter an 25 boxes of cheese.
Twei$ty-
nominalted and not vptiring shaill be
deeWod eledted,by acclamation and.
:”
THEN THE ]KIDNEYS GIVE OUT.
Nine buyers wer resent.
eight packages of butter sold at 261-2c.
the Coguncil.'of the said Municipality
order. anieleeti.trn Ito be Rhel
3.11e body of an unknown mail, about
—�^�-
Do your that e'y'ou,sium,ply Can
829 packages of butter at 26 3.4n, and
632 packages of butter cold At 26 7-3e
.aahadl
in t'hei limauner rprovided ,by -the
35 years old, was found early yester-,
not go any further -that you must
Cheese all sold at 14c.
Consolidated Municipal Act 1903to
fill the. vacancy 'or vacanOea leo
-day morning along the Brantford &
Tsllsonburg tracks of the, Grank Trunk
have restfor that lame and, ia�ehing
back -relief from ithat constant
,
$200,000,000 For Western Brain.
ousel.
at Brantford.
Robert
dead -tired feeling•--, freedom from
Cal ary, Oct. 2. -Threshing has
Aniahed
(7) Iii :case io•uo member is elected
Latter, a G.T.R. brakeman
those sltabbing,
been oii the O.P.R. demonstra.
by acclamation at the said selections
living at Belleville, had his right leg-
darting pains 4
tion• farm at Ca'ssils, eighty acres of
then(, which kio(ember sot selected 'by
hold 'office for
Cut off below the knee' Saturday night
in the freight `Tecumseh
It is natur0s
'warning that
spring wheat ymelditig an average re-
acclamation eghall
yards at
it
turn of 401.2 bushels per acre, grade
the yeiaira 1912 and 1913 ,alid.-uun'til his
street, Toronto.
tho.kidneys are
No. 2.
,suceessomi has ,bieen elected vender
•
The New York State Senate CSatur-
givingg.oult and
'That the farmers of the prairie pro -
the said Act and aliXondments there
day afternoon passed the dixeei noml-
ou need the
vinces will receive $200,000,000 for
to and the oew Board Organized or
nations bill and adopted a resolution
help* of Boothms
their grain crop, this year, although
& vacaneyt occurs Vh-en it will ,441
calling for sine die .adjournment of
,� Kidney ,pills,
the grain as a whole will grade lower
filledi in manuope 'Pro ided by said
the Legislature,
'The '
the guaranteed
kidney
than. in former years, is the statement
Brown,
Act: and alnendmnA(m1 Whereto, and
hod of Frank Bouehet, aged
remedy.
made yesterday by B. S. eup-
+the ether .knember iswbsequently
40, a - resident of Walkerville, wars
floating
In every ala-
chins there is
erintendent of the Central Welstern
Bank Com•
elicited shall hold riff1ce for there-
sna'Lnder of'thlel,,,y'ear 1912, and iWnitil
fount in the Detroit River. It
i5 believed he committed suicide while
tinge parlt+that Works the: hardest,
•gad
District of the Canadian of
coerce, who is in the oh.V,on an in-.
hiss succa5ssorf iyae ;Been etseted ubn-
mentally deranged.
iv
g �es out fmrailt, tThe kidneys
Apectiom trip.
der th(ei fSattd Act and) a bieildmefslt$
therieto fthe flew' Board organ-
Time bronze statue of Parnell, whieh
has 'been erected lai,gely through sub.
work ,flight and day, and' naturally
a life of unusually activity double
,and(
&zed, Or�i valcauc Roccurs wii��eeni, ilt
be fillled in by
scriptions b American admirers, vias
the duties of the kidney'e1 and in
iiia fila Atrain tellA, ,The ykidneyA
Death of Ret UpsPatrick
1Viit annEmr pz'orvidehd
amid Act and amekid to tlhereto.
+ttLtb
unveiled yesterday by Sohn R, Red•
t
ginti' ovl and nature pries , "etop,'m
100.1 s idns ' soy
.-- .
( y o'ms
foree tlak)ik
tagparty,
all
dealers posltpaid fro ITh
i'tshe 1Et. T.
and ieftlec't on,the day of
The Swedish Cabin headed y
500
a Limited, Fort
PR1NCI'AC, Of MANITOBA 00 11
the t4natl pioilg Itiilelrerof.
(0) The voW of the rait�ayotd of
the i�a'ld rYVlunt,ci alit label ,b;t►taikgen
p
Lindman, earl Satttlydaq,
The Mitiiw<ters teticlei�d thein reeiguA�
t%n to the i�iuig' beeeitilae► iiia geYreirat
vie, Oiat,
There
• for at *ft bo he t a �al'l pro a
LEGE SINCE 100.
,.
19th air iDf O,etolaert, i91of 1"e, the
y o mpw
t W is
! .« ..: ,.�.
the truth of our stateoloft
!Sold and $ay�id dill �Ctint'oYt'b�,
;W.
01"ft w
;�}, ow, �r�iit, �,�►l�av'. I�.'W,tl -
lila a�grtek, 3}ritioi tit et'M !001k
Tltiaxssl:iay, Uotobet Mb, 1911.
1 'I
at 1
4a
projected uriioit of the Preiabyter-
ran, Mak *41st wind 'Congre�ation-
'►"+TT
aaaamimaaaam>•
111 tell you . h 111 11
An y w at do I
aliat ,churohe$ +ofwaia,da. H+e vras
on active pomber of .,the, I'ntexnar•
Shoe! RepalrOr.
that & rnaratnteed ,for bread
tima:l Sunday School Committw4
which Prepares lesson$ for use, in.
IWILL
out of the ans'and make as delicious of the West Flour: return the unused
Sunday .Schools, in Canada and,
I pted Statiep. His last book, en-
°"Jmmeis,
AIM Y00r �001S and 5kees
titled, the Brother of 'thee
wholesome you everbaked..with the .Just tell the store man. your bread
Loral,;' Is a 6tud
craitie>,sxn. y len New ':T,getasnent
p
ROOM are���� w an
Scott
Several years ago Principal Pat -4 .
wq
,rick fel'`'ied us a zn ember of they( o
ciliatioan Board which invests ted
BOOTS MRVE TO
Em....u1sion
tha atmik+e of the -employees of the
ORDER
employees of .the, Winnipeg Street
Give it a trial. they are satisfied to pay if you'll be
Railway.
kee s childt'en
. P
hn July last It is said hemaa af-
flicted with o
� Jiselnm rrhage of :the
healthfuii and
bralfn, which caused frequent lapses
you honestly feel that you have not you. Try a bag next baking day.
iAto unconsciousness. At the closeTeWATTS
wrops of
d
Give them a few �
of August lie was takou home to
Scotlalnd, f
Open EYe>ry E�renipg
.ng
;this strengthenifood-
medicine every day and
them
G o r i Rection MeV be..
e a
OPPOStTF POSTUiFtS'IC)S
watch grow.
C(aivers3ity of Toronto. ;� 05 aIT,
PREVENTS
SSaskatchewanNorth-Went
�eg in
barrisiter. 1lie was premier of the,
T(erritori;es,
Croupp
'whooping - Cough.
n Eve.
. . Bronchitis
NO EMBER 8TH I
V S DAY WISE
ome
Loss. of Flesh
ONES HAVE PICKED
_'
all(1 many other tl'O11b1C$
,
UPON
there is sure to come physical suffering
ing which will be followed b serious
ALL or?uoomsrs
- u -1s
Regina, $alsk., Sept. 28 -It lost at-
ed quite positively, although not
sickness, if' the first symptoms are
neg'lectcd.
officially, that aprovincial general
But this suffering will soon be for.
,
eloctioln will be held in Saskatche-
gotten, and therewill be no after couse-
-"
w'a'n on Nov. Sth. :This will mean
quences of relief is obtained from a safe,
PPrQsby'tie:'.an College, Winnipeg,
resb ti
the dussolutioln of the ,second Leg-
islature• Ance• the formation of filo
. reliable, natural corrective medicine.
died ,to -day at Birkin,
tilloch, Scot , to
inew- province, the present 'House
having been ;elected ' -in August,
It 'Liberal.
BEECHAM'S
The lofts Rev, ti'm. tT'ck,
Pa i 1J, D.
1908,.. was- ove+rwhelml Y.
'O
was boxln in Glasgow in. (1852. '$e
tuns edu:calted in .,Glasgow Univer-
Of the forty -ane, :membem,s the
positioln had only ,thirteen mem-
•
,silty and, at.Heidolburg. He carne
bers, of whom ght were• Cougar -
to C n �a in 1909 and was appoint- om -
vattvs , and fveProvincial Right-
ed principal of a iManitoba College,
R
mss• 'The leader of this little, band,
.LS
From that time uintil a f(abw mouths
ago hedischarged the admianustra-
F. W. G. Haultain, announced him-.
self an th(e; Legislatme last March,
ought to be on :hand in every home
ready ,for use at first sign of trvaible.
tive duflos of \(the. office and also
lectured as a •,member of the facul-
a1% a stro:Qg ss'uppor:ter of ghe•reci-
procity a,grelem•elat, In the heat of
This .famous family remedy has,.
proved in years and years 'of trial, its
ties of tbieology aid amts at the col-
legs. In addition he found time to
the tzconnt Dominion` election cam-
�aigin, he (tprn(ed oyes and ;spoke
power to correct physical trouble and
to ward_off disease..
inter,es,t himself'inthe ;ggelft`Vfob-
lem,s of. (the Presby.teri c arch,
7n.slt as•fatroingly against jreci�proc-
ity. But iin.apite o•f Mr, Haultain's
T for ourself—or in
''y y your home,
to at:teln& til{e Prtasb tie tof his
own city of.Winni Winnipeg, preach al-
right agalgsit . the, agijeoaneint, his
Province romaiued, almo,sit jai�olidly
:anew doses and see how the bodily
system is strengthened and refreshed
,tro
n%o:at every Sunday, to . play his.
Liberal In Dominion affairs', It is
and hove surely and effectively they; •,
!in +the caule of temperance and, in
civic affairs, and. to wrEte several
mil interesting question. whether his.
Attitude oarociprocity will affect
s
Relieve
books. He .was firmly lconvinalas'd
adversRely in the Provincfal'election
of the P*ees.sity for oaiganized un-
ion between the, evangelical char-
or ;whe.thler the change, of Gov -ern-
meinit :at Ottawa will bei in his .fa -
e
Suffering
Miles, •aind as chairman of,thie• com-
v'or<
mittele of the General Assembhy of
Mr.:Haultavn mas born in !Eng -
,the �Prosbyteri:aam church, he laboit-,
laind, MA ;was educated in .this
Your druseistcan supviy you: in1roz,,4 1
ed parines.tly to s .bring about the
couintry and is a ,graduate of lthle'i•
with helpEpl directions,. lac. ,
1 'I
at 1
4a
.0 ,r�:a m
ea
I'm' theCroam.the . f �tes Miller, eo . .
West'Fl.our
aaaamimaaaam>•
111 tell you . h 111 11
An y w at do I
uarantee ' your next batch of bread
J
that & rnaratnteed ,for bread
guarantee it to rise away up had splel3did satisfaction with. Cream'
IWILL
out of the ans'and make as delicious of the West Flour: return the unused
bread. as you ever. tasted. The portion of the bag and get your imodey : .
loaves will be the biggest and most back
wholesome you everbaked..with the .Just tell the store man. your bread
same .amount, of flour. I'll guarantee didn't come out right and you want.
'it or you' get back the money you paid your money back as guaranteed.
for the..flour 1. ,Now see ►• . It's. not the grocery .man who loses,
our: rocer and buy a ba :
Just go' to y g y g It doesn't come, out of his ' pocket: It.
of Cream .of the West Flour. ' Take it is the Campbell Milling Company,
home and bake it,up Limited, of Toronto, who pay, and
Give it a trial. they are satisfied to pay if you'll be
Give it,a couple of trials. Your oven satisfied to try Cream of the West
or yeast might not be just right the Flour.
first • time.- Ask your store -keeper about this
Now when you give- it a fair trial, if guarantee. He knows. He will,46U
you honestly feel that you have not you. Try a bag next baking day.
.0 ,r�:a m
ea
of
tL he
West'Fl.our
_
The hard toheat flour
that & rnaratnteed ,for bread
Sereby affirm and declare that Cream of the West Fleur is ac sulmerlor bread flour;
wad asi such is subject to our absolute guarantee of money back if :not satisfactory
a fair trial; Aft- dealer is hereby authorized to return price
• after y
3 pgd by customer on return of unused portion of bag it the flour is not tis
eta
The 01100e11 filling Comprwy, Limited, Tclea ito.
4 A1R0106ALD CAMPS" PREMENT'is
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