The Signal, 1908-11-12, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONTARIO
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Condensed Credm
We have the kind so highly rec-
ommended by the ladies of Me West
Huron Women's Isoffits at Godericb
industrial Exhibition,
Everything Fresh east Up-to-date in
GROCERS
at right prism at
THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY.
Wm. L. Lindsay
hostiles St. 'pose Ne. lei
After suffering eight years,
thiswoman was restored to health
by Lydda E. Pkakham's Vegetable
Compound. Bead her letter.
Mrs A. D. Trudeau, Arnprlor,
Ontario, writes to Mrs. 2 inkhwm :
" 1 suffered terribly from ulcera-
tion of the feminine oilman for eight
years. I tried four doctors lint got no
relief, and thought I would have to die.
One da1 saw an advertisement of
Lydia IL 'e Vegetable Com-
pound in the paper. I sent for some.
and before I had treed ave bottles 1
wsa entirely cured. I hope every suf-
fering wooao will take my advice and
see Lydia E. Pinkttase's Vegetable
Compound."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements', inflammation, ulcera-
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear -
W --down feeling, flatulency, indi'ges-
tion,di2sineea or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Plnkbam if yon need Adviceabont
lour sickness. She will treat your
etter in confidence and advise
you free. Beeause of her vast
experience she has helped thou-
sands. Address, Lynn, Meas.
HOW COMBINES
GIFT TO KINCARDINE.
Mrs. Gualco Presents Hospital to the ,
Town.
We ACHESON SON.
BOOST PRICES.
THE UANNING INDUSTRY AS A
EXAMPLE,
Kincardine, Nov. 0th.- Upward" of
slaty citizens of the town and town•
N ship of Kincardine ' who assembled
Inst night on invitation within the
hospitable walla of VIlla Kalisz,
the handsome residence of Mrs.
(lualco, were Uv:tted to a very
agreeable and gettuiutr surprise whew
their hostess announced that the
object of calling thea( together woe to
present to the town and surrounding
country a be ick home with several
acres of ground for hospital purpose.,'
together with an endowment fund ut
12.1(110. MLs. (leaku also Muted that
she had converted with the Provincial
Government and Provincial inspector
of hospitals, Dr. Hines Smith, had
b,•eu sent to advise in the matter.
After a few brief remarks, in which
she left the arrangements iu the halide
of the citizens, hoping for prompt ac-
tion on their pout, she handed the
kev of the building to the Mayor.
)r. Bruce Smith spoke of the regu-
lations in regard to the establishment
of hospitals; and the aid that might lie
looked for from the(fovernlnent when
certain conditions had been complied
with.
The building 'hi question is a solid
hriek. situated' just outside the north-
ern limits of the town, on the heights
east of Queen street. There is also is
separate building on a [Laurel eleva-
tion a short distance behind the hos-
pital proper for the treatment of
tuherenlosis cases.
The inspector thought that the(..
were few hospitals in Ontario more
agreeably situated than this one.
Short reinirks appreciative of the
generosity of Mrs. t,dalro were made
by Mayor Malcolm, Messrs. John
Tolhtie, Hugh Chili, M. F. P.. J. J.
Hunter, ex -Mayors Darker, MacKend-
rick, Temple, Cook and Henry, Her.
Mr. Ferguson and Zr.lPrior.
Genet/mar Has to day 111.40 for One
Dollar's Worth of Goods- Com-
petition Choked Off -Vegetable
Grower Must Take Prices Fixed
by Combine --The Remedy.
Wrote The Toronto star..
There is, perhaps, no one combine
which bite more 'Atrocity, and in more
Place". than that which cout.rols the
greater part of the trade in canned
totuatoee rand other vegetables.
This combination hampers the free-
dom of the middleman ; it snakes it
almost impossible to establish or
ntsintsin a canning factory outside of
the organization : it squeeze.( the
grower of vegetables in the matter of
price paid for these on the one side,
and it puts a still .harder squeeze on
the consumer of the finished product
on the other.
Value $i oo-Price jt.4o.
Let us bring it right home to the
consumer at once. Consumers of
canned towat yes will this year pay
over 10 per cent. mute than the
actual value of the gutels, as de•
.ermined (.y the cost of production ;
they will. ea • result of cutubivatiou,
pay $1,411 where they would pas, *1
under free competition ; the }}• will do
this tacause a coulhine has been
formed • among Canadian canners
under the aver of u specific protec-
tion of lie. per pound against Ameri-
can t toes- -a specific prbteetion
that works out at nearly bbl 'per cent.
on the ralur of imported goads.
'rhe vegetable grower - the roan
who produces the raw material for the
canner -is nut- hit quite eti hoed as the
cons uuuer of the finished article
simply heetttis., if the price offered
him is not reasonably satisftu•toty, he
will refuse to produce. , '1'be• con-
sumer, however, must pay almost any
price that is demanded" from him, I
cause he is obliged to eat to live, end
there are few articles in foodstuff's the
price of which is not controlled by a
mors or k... firmly estssbbshed com-
bine of some sort.
40o Bushels Lett,to Rot on One Farm.
But even the grower, in some cases,
suffers ruinous loss. Take, for ex-
ample, a ease in \Vestern Ontario.
Through the ezurt ion of tomato
growers a canning factory wits estab•
Ilsh' d in 1he_lurality .in question. the
intention being to run it on an inde-
pendent basis. Thiel was soon found
to be extremely difficult, The com-
bine was powerful en•nigh to hamper
the rale of golds from this independ-
ent faeLdry tosuch an extent that the
institution was obliged to close down
in the middle of the past season. and
growers found themselves with a
Prop, which it had cost probably $.ill•
*macre t.. produce, left on their hands
and wholly valueless. One grower
had 401 bushels of the very finest
stock, and every Lomat) grown by
hint was left to rot on the ground ;
and his case was merely one of it
number.
What will happen in the case of this
particular factory ? The owner* have
t wo options to go into the co hint.
on terms fixed by the latter or to
leave the building to tion e down
and the (machinery 1u t on the
ground.
Another• case, illustr ing the plight
of the would -h• tad ..end+ret runner,
is reported frpuu1? . ten. Ontario. A
lean teen thong , - linty. hada plan rty
which they co d ennuis the putting
up of goals of ecceptemally floe
quality. T it plan in brief r.ns,sted
in the et• tion of a comparatively
small p to, by a few grnwer4, who
would bsolutely control the prodnet
front he
sp ng Dr the sale of finished product
the fan. The whole operation wee
to tie under one management with
ppractically the entire work performed
hy the families of thee' interested.
The scheme cei einly.worked out AP
far as the quality of the gopdn was
concerned ; the output was pro-
nounced by those to whom it was
shown as the (pest they had ever seen.
But the difficulty came when the time
for selling arrive . Wholesale -
dealers
hole.saledealers did not dare to torch the stuff
because of the iron -clout agreement
under which they were hound to
handle only trust -made goods ; ret:til
dealers were restrained by the com-
pulsion to limit their buying to a cer-
tain combination of wholesalers.
In the case of this comtvination,' in
addition to the otter evils already
enumerated. there is thea a direct
tendency to reattain effort looking
weevil.) improvement in quality. In-
deed, that is the usual effect of com-
bination. Where there is a monopoly
theta le nnt'the same incentive to ftn-
provement that"tht a is with free
e•nnrpt1 itlon
The Evils Summarised.
A summary of the evils wrought by
the canner,; combine shows these re-
sults.
1. The vegetable grower is com-
pelled to accept The price fixed by the
combine or to gn out of business.
2. Condition, have been . -created
which render it ahnost impossible for
an independent factory to he estab-
Oohed
3. The tendenr3 of the comitans is to
prevent not only c petition in prices
bot competition In (ttiprovement in the
quality of goods as well,
1. The effect in the case of the con-
sumer, in this particular year. is that
for each dollar's worth of canned
goals pnrch•sed he has to pay at
least $1.40.
All these evils are rendered tiossible
by the existence of a tariff of tic
per pound on each pound of American
canned vegetables imported - the
weight of the c, an teeing Include] for
purposes of fl zing the duty. The evils
can be remedied by reducing or
abolishing this tax nn imports. The
remedy should Is• at once applied by
the Dominion Government. If the,
robbery now being practised is al-
lowed to continue, the Government
will from this titne forth be • p rty to
that robbery,
Stanfield's
Unshrinkable
Underwear
fits perfectly. Every'
garment is tested on
models and the exact
size determined. All
- sizes from 22 to 70
inches. \
3 winter weights. a4,
Yost dealer cats easily getall
desired oder end weights, if. Ise
should net ham them is stock. ial
Good
roceries 4.
;.x
- - • Real good Groceries
Only good Groceries
Cheap considering the
quality
Everything fresh and
seasonable
Ring up 'phone No. 91
Immediate attention to
your order
Everything delivered
Promptly
Sturdy & Co.,
THE GROCERS
ON THE SQUARE.
Mab -"Did she many him for ppine
love P" Chloe - "No, it was aelmlter-
ateel with money."
Grandma= -"Ah, my dear, the men
now are not what they were flfty
years ago," Ethel - "Well, granny.
yon know fifty years will change any
man."
There is an excellent agricultural
paver that is of more than usual in-
terestto the farmer who wants to
know the practical and not the
theoretical side of his business. To
such of our readers we would suggest
that when you renew your subscrip-
tion to The Signal you order The
Weekly Run ; the price of the two is
hu' f$l.75 You will find them Worth,
the money.
WORSE THAN ONIONS.
Bad Breath from indigestion Cannot Be
Overcome with Perfume'.
Nine -tenths of the offensive hregth
iso a result of stomach truble. it can-
not tie overcome by toroth perfumes
'or any ether palliative measures.
1f yeti have a hal breath ; if there is
heartburn. flatulence and gulping, of
undigested food ; if the stu,uach burns
or smarts; if there is sleeplessness,
nervousness, headaehrs or any other
symptoms of indigestion, use 31iomit
stomach tablets aud get well.
A bit -cent box mf Mi-o-na etomech
tablet lasts for a couple of weeks and
will ward off a dozen mild attacks of
indigestion. while its cantinurd use
will give an absolute and _complete
cure. '
Jas. WfGnn hail seen so Many cures
male by Mi-e,-na stomach tablets that
he gives A guarantee with every box
to refund the money if it• fain.
DIED IN HARNESS.
Preached Three Times on Sunday, Ex-
pired on Monday.
Rev. \\'- lien Penhall, minister of
the Me Jodie. church et Monkton,
„count of Perth. died suddenly rel the
parsonage on Monday of het week.
the eircnnislaures of itis death are
remarkable. as he bras ono of whom it
could be 114111 with truth that he died
in the harneme. -
()n Sunday he peached morning,
afternoon mud night at the three
epppeintmerit s which made up hi.
clrcnit. It sins it heavy day. 11-•
adminieteretd sacrament twice, and
quarterly meeting was held three
times, tate at night he returned to
his hon• • after this great day's work,
and sh,oiierd its peacefully aa- a
child.
Monday Morn -4W he arose - and
helped bus wife with the week'. wash-
ing, then hitched up his house and
drove tht, p utiles n. visit a sick
parishioner, with whom he hill
prayer. returning to his home about
noon. Mrs. Prnhall was preparing
dinner,and her husband went down
cellar to fit tilt. baronet. before be par-
1.sok mf his nomads repast.
He had scarcely more then reached
the Hatt of the stairs when he fell, and
his wife, hearing the Horse, ruahed
down, to fluid him unconscious. Help
was summoned. and tenderly the
faithful minister was carried to his
bed. Ile .lied at 2 tit•loe•k the same
doy.
- -The_ late_ Mr. P-enlba11 was _in_ the
fifty-seventh year of bis age and had
been in the Methodist ministry for
thirty-three years. tie was well
known in Western Ontario, and one
of his former charges was at Rlvth. in
this county. His wife and two daugh-
ters survive. .
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Futures Close High -
•r, Chicago Unchanged -Liv
Stock -Latest Quotations.
Manttw Evening, Nov. e:
IJverpont wheat futures closer. to -day
%d higher to .sd lower than Saturday,
and corn future. ClnsPd 4M to nod higher
At Chicago. December wheat closed un-
changed. December corn closed
uta T veorneer nate dneat ve timber than
Saturday.
Winnipeg Options.
Following are the rinsing quotation• on
W taiWra ,rola- rutuccs
Wheat -November WV bit L)ccember
tbtr bit, May 81.0034 hid,
f)ata-November 3154e bid, December
5at{r bfd.
Toronto Grain Markets.
Mies hese -.: a0 92 to, ....
Wheat, red, Lusr) ....
Wheat, goose, bush 0 29 ....
nye, bushel 090 ..,.
lluckwhest. bushel ft 62....
Peas, bushel 090
Harley, bushel 056. 052
(rate, bushel 0 t3 0 44
Toronto Dalry Market.
flutter, separator. dalry ... 0 24
Rutter. attire Iota 0 22
nutter, creamery, .oltds ., 022
Rutter, creamery, Ib. rope. 0 26
nags. new -laid, dnsen 0 26
Egoo, cold storage .....,0 21
Cheep. large, Ib 01354
thecae, twin. Ib 014
Henry, extracted 010
Honey, combs, dozen 171
26
zt
2•
za
24
011
276
New York Dairy Market.
NF.W TOIUt, Nov. 0. -Rutter -Vito;
receipts, 3121; creamery, specials, Inc to
Mee; emtraa, 20. to 2814(; thirds to firsts,
20 . to 23c; head. seconds to special, 22c to
2W,4.: state dairy, common to finest, 30.
to Vic; proems. thirds to specials, 17c to
2414x; Western factory, firsts 20e; western
.lmltation creamery, firsts..3)4c to 21e..
Cheese -Quiet; receipts, 1413; state, full
cream, apeelaI. 131(r to 14%c: do.. sept.,.
small' colored nr white, tarry. 1314r to
13)4';exp.. large 12%e to 12r; do. Oct
email, rnMred or whits, hest, 12,ee tit 1244c:
M, large, fee to 1216c; do., Rood to prime,
115tc to 11111c; do., common to fair, 100
to 11r: skims, 2r to ttl%r.
ltgsa- Rteady: nrupte. 4128: state.
Peenglvanla and nearby, aeMrted, while
farcy, 46e to 4k; do., fur to shotes fir t0
ac; brown and miled, fancy. 18c to 2ec:
do., fair W choice, sin to Ile; western,
nests, se to 35.'; ascends, ter to 31.'
CATTLE MARKETI.
Terente Junction Live Steck.
TORONTO JUNCTION, Nov. 1.-
Reoeipte of live stew* at abs Union
!Peek Yards weds 5i.' srloafla, com-
posed of 1180 esUJe. 111 bap, 710
sheep and 10 asleep
Fall Coats and Dres Suitings'
IAuliei medium length and long (mate of finest kers* y clouts that give
absolute satisfaction in wear and keep their valor perfectly, in Meek, Nav
Myrtle and Hewn,, Styles that are the voty n•)wcht,' Most beautifully
trimmed, $7.75, 475. $23.00 diad $18.00.
Plain Broadcloths and Shadow Stripe Broadcloths
A full range of new fall stades--most correct for smart tailored 101s,1
Clothe of brilh,.m v of finish which they retain after sponging -also for their
tine wearing qualities. Mpeeial allowing of above cloths at, ler yard, 75C, $1.0o
and =L,as. -
Saturday and Monday Bargains
TWO-DAY ONLY PRICES, NEVER BETTER OFFERED IN OUR STORE
Dress Goods
1re)yardsot•:Ai inchwide Pule Wove Cheviot and Fancy Tweed Drees
Suitiags: regular preys were from $4.00to$1.5o; Hat urdayand Monday at, ]s•/•
yin it. 5or,
Corsets -
1)i) pairs of beet standard Makes of Corset.. This will be our last and
largest sale of curets thistyesr. HalGa-dc,zeu styles and 4411 sizes, but *lines
which we are clearing, having tn) wally makes,; regular $1.00, $i.as and jr.so
Corsets at floc.
Underwear
Ladies', :den's sad Chit tren'a UnlierWellq we are showing and carry a
very Targe, eompi•eheu•iye rang', all .+iz•;y and styles in rte ii5oatpopulur and
time styles. '
W. ACHESON & SON
waq,..e..-
Rxprafl steers. 84.60 .10; export bulla.
53.75 to 14.40,
alatekera
Prime picked cattle, 04.60 to 16. goad.
24to to 81.70; medium. f4 to 54.30; common
53 to 13.75; cows, 61) to 13.15; canners,
81.60 to 12 per cwt.
Veal Calves.
Veal calves sold at 54 to 86.35 per cwt.
Feeder.. sad ateekeea.
Good steers *old at 13.4U to it; *tuckers,
52.50 to 83 per cwt.
Milkers sad Rerlsgere.
A limited:number of milker* and snrine,
era sold at 8N) t0 108 each. with one extra
quality avow- et 570. .
Sheep sad Lambs.
Fxoport ewes sold .at 13.=, to 83.50;. Iambs
at 84.30 to 84.75 per cwt.
---...... ... wage.
Prlee' anehanged, at 86 for selects, tat
and watered, and $575 to 23_(5 to drovers,
f.o.b. cars at country points, -
Montreal Live Stock.
MONTREAL. Nov. :t-(Spe.•lal.)-At the
•Montresi Stock yards west - Ind Market
the receipts of live stock'for the week
ending Nov. 7 were 1555 cattle, 2513 sheep
and Iambs 3265 hoax and :;.6.! valve.. while
the supply ter the local trade tills morn-
ing consisted of 1400 rattle, lint sheep and
lambs, 1:111, hog. and IO calves,
Owing to the somewhat 'tinned supply
of good to choice stock, a stronger feel -
Ing developed 1n the market for .•u. cart',,
and prices for the above claadvanced
pea pnwul tout the law'er grpdra
show nn change from a week ago, as the
re((ering.. were plentiful and rather in ex-
eers t,4 the- requlrrnunta of the trade.
('able, from .Liverpool on-Satu-day-atate,l
the trade wax plow and the- weather cold,
with pries firm at last week'. advance;
ht rnasequenCe-there was some demand
from exporter% here, but, as suitable stock
was %carry, they found It di(fl.•ult In fill
tt.rir w%uta, and trade in Ittt; respect
waa slow. The demand from local and
outside butchers was gent) on account of
the more favorable weather for keeping
stcr k. and a fairly active trade was done.
A few choice steers ROM at 5e, but the
bulk of ,11,r trading In top quality cattle
was done at -4'4. to 45.e. while gond beeves
sold et Pre In 454.-: fair a1 :31,v to 4c: com-
l.-roils at 714e to 3'4c, and Inferior at Pic to
25ac per pound.
Tern• w -a1 a strnncer undertone to the
market for Jambe, owing to the fact that
the ,'•mond from local buyers for sup-
plles was keener. at.d an active -trade was
Anne, w1t1t sales et choice Iota at,6c to
1.- and Rand at 46.c to 43.. petit.. In
sheep the feeling was, stronger, and prices
advnn -'d 4.r to 14c• per lb., on account of
the Int -reamed demand for local r•onsutnp-
ttgn, and sales of chole. Iota were made
at 3%c to 4•. and the culls at 334r to 354x•
per Ih, while (nixed Iota of sheep and
lambs brought N.' per 100 lbs. There was
a falrty Rood demand for calves. of whirl)
supplies were rather !Milted. and prices
- rliTFitttent.-irt t'4ir to Srpertir -or etudes.
and at 1- , 1.- for the lower grader,
In, s,-mpatl.y with the continued weak
• dvIces from European sources for e-ana-
dian hnc•nn,and the fact that priers ,e,ri41
• farther airline Ina, week of Is to 2s
i
per ret , nn 'easier feeling prevailed 1n
11m• local market for hogs this morning
The supply was fair. which met with a
` eoulE 1tW eel T.
'An? B51r1`` 717-IreT erSiT 1071
01 made at 1C.2' (014.4 per 1-09- lbs.
well/hot t,(1 . ars.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
EAST BUFFALO Nov 9.--Cattle-lte-
celpts- Kot, 1e:,d: good active aud 10- lu
12c Idgher, c(amnu,n ,lead)•, prime steers.
16.50 to 1173. ,Patein K. 15.50 10 581.::: but-
chers $4.5.) to 2575: heifers: 53 5. to 13'25:
ective,'S3.711 to' 54 :ol; Lulls. 51 to $450; stuck -
era and fe,sler,. 53.30 to 5430, stock heif-
er., $:.-:5--to.. $43s..--freslr-ewe-orid-ebeault-
ets•(d,idce steady, others f= lower, 5:'') to
Ilog%-fleerlpls, 30,400 head; active and
1-6 to 30• lower; heavy, 16.10 to 86..7); ndx-
.d *SS Do 1 Fir'', ygtkers sit EL 55.Ir,
pl.... 84.50 to i.., •, roughs. i...3 to .63:
stage. 84 to $4.72; dairies, :5. 73 to 14.
Sheep and 1.a nibs--IttYalpix, ;.i,,tm tread,
sleep active and -steady, loathe slow and
70, to 40- lower: l.unhe, 54 to 56:
55.1n; 'yearlings, 54 to 14:5; wethery 14 to
14.50: ewes, 84 to 11.2.5sheep, otlaet1, $1,30
to $4 w: Cataad, Iambs, 1S 73 to 25.90..
Chicago Live Stock*
.Yp, Nov. 9.-tattle-ILlrrlpis,
00-; t_narkel Its; to 1.3c lwer, /steers. 84.4"
to e0'. cows, 5:1 to 55:- het era, $3,5s' to
$4. - bulls. 5:.50 to 5430, thea. 57 to
$7,v5:.trw#er end f. dyento 14,0u.
oge-Here Ods, :3.14u. market 14- to :v.•
leer,. ••boles hen v•,• xh pping Sint> - to
butrhors, 8tur, to 14- 13: light mixed
-ZS 50. -to l5'tp--rfi ,-55.70,io $0 parts=
21 to 1313; balk
Ing. 55:11 to $4: pigs,
of *ales. 56,01 to $6.
Sheep and Lambs- rtpls, 4.000; mar-
ket .se re-wer: • eb - • a4 :A 1. Wr.`; T4iLa -
54.7; to S5-60. )'curl Ks. 13.5, to 13..i..
Li 1N1)1 )1. Nov.-letndon coil., rot
mitt(• are steady. at 1'r to 131yr .Ior Ih
dressed weight: ' refrigerator beef .•
quoted at 11' to ft5lr per 1),
THE MEN WHO KNOW
THE SUPERIOR
QUALITIES OF,
'tT:ft
li
Nto
SLICKERS. SUITS
AND HATS
are The men who hove
put them to the hard-
est tests in the rough-
est weather.
Get the original
Tower's Fish brand
mode since 1836
CATALOG Peff Fre Tiff A.1r/M6
4c ,
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas, the people of our city have been led to purr•
chase so-called remedies from which they have received
no benefit whatever, and having thus wasted so much
hard-earned money, it has come to pass hat they know
not what to believe.
Inasmuch as this unsatisfactory state of affzirs exists,
KNOW, TIIEREFORE, ALL PERSONS who are
-
in need of such a medicine. that we will supply them
with VINO!. on a POSITIVE GUARANTEE that
• if it does not succeed in benefiting them we will refund
the entire. amount ofmoney paid us for it.
There is no one medicine that will cure everything, but
there are some Ns;c knihw to be honest, reliable, and of great
curative value. Such is VINOL; it is not a secret
medicine,- just peptonate of iron, wine, and all the
curative extractives of cod liver oil, combined. We are
familiar with every particle of it, and KNOW that it
should benefit every one who uscs_it. -
Could any offer be more fair than this? You are ill;
we offer you medicine which we believe will help you,
and if it does not we- will return your money. Is there
anyone foolish enough-ntit`to ideept- this offer? You
owe it to your family, to your frit ndsraua,)5nuranlf to jS
this medicine which we give you our pledge is a genuine
cod liver and iron preparation of great merit.
•
We unhesitatingly recommend Vinol as a Body
Builder and Strength Creator for Feeble Old People,
Delicate Children, Frail Women, All Run Down
Persons, and Those Needing a Good Tonic after the
Grippe or any Severe Illness, and for Chronic Coughs,
Colds and Bronchitis.
Do you think we could afford to lend our name to its
praises, as we have been doing in the newspapers, if we
did not know VINOL to be an honest and unusually
valuable remedy for the ills for which it is prescribed ?
We certainly child not ; we therefore ask you, our•neigh-
bors, friends and acquaintances to accept our assurances
that this -is a genuine offer, and that any and all persons
who need a medicine of this character should feel a sense
of security in accepting it.
You will absolutdybe under no obligation to us what-
ever, if after you have tried one bottle of V INO1., and
have. not received any benefit, you have only to tell us
so, and we will return the entire amount of money you
paid us for it.
ViNOL is an old and valuable remedy improved by
I;ecxiern science -tastes good and agrees with every one.
Call and get a bottle today. You won't be sorry.
The Howell Hardware Co.
Limited,
Have several SNAPS its SECOND-HAND
STOVES and HEATERS
One large Baseburner grates and fire -pot in
first -class -shape, $16.00
One 918 Reservoir Range, burned less than two
years, sold because owner was moving away.
We will sell this at a bargain.
Another Range will be sold at $10.00
Another Stove at $8.00
On several wood heaters We will give a -cash
discount of ten per cent.
Let us supply you with whatever you need in
Ranges and Heaters. -
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE PANDORA
Howell Hardware Co.
Limmited.
Milk Chocolate Stick, Medallions, Cro-
quettes, Cream Bars etc. are truly delicious.
For sale by all dealers from Coast.to Coast.
THE COWA?I CO. LIMITCD, TORONTO.
75
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The
Happy Thought
Range- The perfect results of car. fol culinery efforts, the true delights
of tine cooking, arc known only to the 1111.5 of
HAPPY THOUQT RANGES.
f The fire box is the life of the range, the
oven is the heart.
Don't you think they should be propor-
tioned in size the one to the other? The Wm.
tuck Stove Co. do, and Have made a ditler-
4ent sized fire box for each different sized oven.
If the fire box is too large for the oven the
result is a waste of' fuel ; if too small, ineffic-
ienCy, Neother-marker- Set'm9 to know this,
or if he does, he doesn't care. The lite box in
each size of the "I hippy Thought" is scientific -
proportioned to the sae of the even, it is
so in each variety of the range. This is im-
portant, you won't final it anywhere else -
sounds simple but took study and petfict: _ _._. .p�.�_y� �.�-r .�t�
,�+"R� s 9 V I1 ' IEA 8 E k W `.
is ipropnrtione,l aloin; the same lines and will
give inure twat for the same amount of coal
than any other heater on the market. ,
Call and see our large assortment of these
stoves and have explained why they are butter
than others. The best is the cheapest.
We have a number of second-hand ranges
and heaters at splendid values.
In SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE, our
stock is as complete as you will find in
any city.
:'t carload of
FRESH NATIONAL CEMENT
just in. We still have some of the lielville at $I.75
per barrel left.
We have EUREKA ROOF SHREADERS at
$12.00 each.
Plumbing, Heating, Eavestroughing and
Electric Light Wiring promptly attended
to and all work fully guaranteed.
Store 'Phone 22
House 'Phone its
AMR
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CHAS. C. LEE
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