The Signal, 1910-7-14, Page 7f1°
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EAST WAWANOSH.0111ti.on visiting 'Towns'',,•sc1ng for
, Detroit a4.:d
t1„.pty, .ly 11th. 1
othao pointe lief fru their
tutu'. lb our Itt. North Rend,
ilk: 1'If ut �I Ila. .f ANtte _ _- -_
flies , -BLYTH.- -�
at Iter
It"I , lit• .ft►t!1 aged slztr-nine t'KNuaY, my 6th. a as tee
Latest Quotations.
11 it „❑ tnc�t id the late JameM
LOCHALSH. I
MunuAY, July Ilth, THE MARKETS.
!.lova NnTrv.-The rapidly -trier -ram ��� And Chicago Wheat Futuwas
Mg family of Hod. Koss, of the boon-
s M,I Iib o rfnlly away 1, J
ditty. W4I added t last week by the Close Lower -Live Stock -
1 , n lour notal of x 3 ,ung daughter Rory
,ars'eu1 fru months. Her hurll*ud i AI roMutlI,.F. Air IOKST.- A` very Ma"M be .b dtitit d to see the crops
d her by seventeen years. ardour ac(•ir rot. happened here Sun- } I )trundar Fa••nma, July 11.
looking w. well Miss MiLegaret Liverpool wheat futon•. .donor/ to -dei
tl {at i ne jl�td 1,414111love.; than yestvrday�,a,rs
r liutr and the death of her A pally liulu io'onto, a ntbirting of tari,uu, Ill arrived on a visit tt the ed to uw«r t
•
o+eMt +.� 1 w
W4. gab
about su weeks OM" Prot ed to„ '•II. 41nl Mrs. H. H. HulnlrMisr.j.jt ece., haute Ia,t riiday dli�i e4. r6anw neaSaturdayt J Iy,l sen ily doter
,,,,orb for her ver&k.•urtl condition. wad Vrrits Holmes. Al r. J. (1. Holmes and I t4+hrccn Fhtlays4)n arrivtri! hover cart and July oats %e lower
,�„• Kruhtxlly •silk until death' three young children and Mr. Thos. hatutdal frotu the Waldbeim Semi.) Winnipeg Options
;,,holed het• tihr was w )Iethudlst ill Lane, were touting through here, li,r (110. Oconomowoc. V. i4.„ where I Jul} wheat at N' t4. r • !need *41 Wes
lrligi"n. She leaves behind her one 1 1V hen about a toile eitst of town their she xetrl as outer for rou,r titer.... e4.. July oats, 0 ( tower
„u, winos. of ('Bitt, and one i ear struck NKtm a Inose gt•itvrl, tipping The 11ia,es McLellan, residing in the' R'rtrat-July CAA.. ,.• IotMY t11 ouVt.
laughter, Mrs. John Oriwuldb)•,'nf the machine down an embankment. State• of Michigan. at•e at present on Uh.tit-Jule Swat, tk:ton:•r a.a
.,.wfnrth. The Nurral on Saturday ! The why le l'',1-ty Wight hays been a visit at their unclk'o, 14.1'. McKee -s Toronto Grain M1 1
Mi„ tors LargelYrattendrd, showing i killed, but luckily unl� Miss Hoboes btu not t. \hie• Sarah Cameron has tf P Wbeat, [411, barb .........11 m .to cos
tits r1trent in which the drewtawl woe i and Mr. Line were at nil in turd aid , Detroit after spending part Wheal, sea, bush tai ....
a
I.. A. Fear. Myth, Mit- they were all able to leave for their Wheat, moose. bush
h Id. ((4.v ut the summer at borne Those
gurkwtI t- bobs! ,...r.... 0iR ...
,twl all the house atld I;reve. + buinrq 1n t.tuutu tlunds� 0u,g• Ionto -drawnout howls heard early Sat- I . Hye, bushel 0
1 ne ^a4. waw drawn to the l'. P. H. sta. IIIdat morning were mit ;roto w(5li re eY, 0 es
Tut: Lyr(t • • Ilrt.tDtKIN't:.-Aft" g t Earl burnt!
I•I and r«t5ein..d resident u[ this ti aPd shipped troIu there to w Year, bus het o ,_ ...
arriving iron, \4.w O0t*rio but from o 40
wn- up. •• Toronto p*K
tr- for re tait•M. As one of Oat. bushel
vel away en Sunday, June ;MO. At' air wheels war tltr)kro right uK, ire- liven dishing out ice cream 'the nicht Toronto Dairy Market.
'he ago. of ala y )
eft John Bradtu k was I 1•two bright lads in Lochalshwho bad
nil t imp,. Thr A .....rd aides Moore mu,nr demagrr. Cheese per Ib. 0 !_ n 1351
I,elOrr Abid who an 44 natural con e
Mhn•• bin name war 1 p Butter store lou v iH It
e• M torn K
1lxrbrl I t►nrrt•.altt•. Miss 1/. Kelly. who. as • uence. haul taken cram , mewbree Mutter. separator, dairy. W. 0 JO ue a
in Scotl.nd, but had we I•eiotLed Mala Pit, tike of ['exalt -is. to the if tw inns .... Alex. Alc. limner.
• rean,ery. .voted, .. 0 2
Flying Machines
A few years ago flying
machines were hardly
thought of, nor was
Scott's Emulsion
in summer. Now Scott's
Emulsion is as much a sum-
mer as a winter remedy.
11 Moneta.Science did it. AU
TU
ago Scammom STEAMERS
LESS THAN SIX DAYS
FROM PORT TO PORT
The ••Rov.,l Edward" completes the
trip from Bristol to Quebe - to
5 days. 23 hours, .31 minutes
Thr rev/ triple -sort? tot bine steam-
ers eaa
t l'n*dint). Northern Steamships.
I,iulited, -Royal F:dwatd":iI d "Ro1'el
lirorge" sail tortnightly, let wren
llan._wa
1st . - t -i-4 country forty- veep«..;;.asst.; Astray tsi'edaesday aftern,•sln.jLennalL..whuhat chat ' 10uetet. creamery, Ib. rutty.. 4 24 o
public _ Mantral. QpCbEC sal els
!Air. .vl••tandrr. 1saaC and 1►avi.1 ; June ,zkh. ,It w'a,. 1111? last winter seined in 154ex rount>, close bt lbs' """TT' "'
Cowan. ,d this 11r.lity, are brothers, 1 hat Mi. and Mut. k, i1y erlebiated shore of Lake Erie. is s tendin the Honey, extracted 0 lova Apply Local Steamship Age t. or
lobo Andrrwa, of 1!ullrtt,• ahri• o',ir11 wr,nlin and new the holidays upending Hgaey, comes. down S S iii
H. l'. Bendier, General Age '1 To-
Mc -
,ad me K R INinyt with his brother, god. Me- Naw York Dairy Market route. •roto
•1 liar -f WinKl++to • art • 1pitby11d is herrlt iif his hie -bate The !.roman
rid rjft •.. ,
ti. lirwdnurk Jird niwnt `hawily were ail it h.nur uTten [h ii NEW YO111,: July -ll. -Boater. tiros ro-
t us A aukt•r Sri l' Ks,+ The garden .•tints 6015 Zer•eamert'' ,t'e•'fats �'.,,. tO
,. ,x aut;j the following t Inothrt- 1'3°1'44 own +. with the ,•xcep party which is held nearly evert vent "-v,rr' extras, 9ttl,r• to A.'•• ttnrd t" nna,
,n•:url.1.ut;htrrM sure ice: John, of tion of the oneUnugtiterfroth t'atgat>. In .„thee n with the A:htirtrl i'red- 45a to aic:.state da14 • rarMe( to fin5it,
"Yc• � .rrx•ets. Mei u4.,• t i o vWiat. �-'lir'
•,Irv•. I{i+rt. Mwn. ; Mrs. C. 'Whit- •and she aunwl home In time tut the hytrrutn chord' luta eremite, locally,
x to ,4c factory, ' to e. tmitittam
c, of Itreroit : firs. %V. [)!tie an 1 funeral. which took (11x34. Saturday..) notable event; and these parties hat's Creamery. 34c to 95c.
ours. ,•t bloat tViwent>soh: Miss .le.tu• Kt•t. F.eth,•r Hanlon ,ralduct.d th•', been in the pt rhwrertrrized by at CCrerr FYrm: receipt,, rt, elate, whole
(antral seri, ire.. IhM t'rfllAlll, •lt'etr' n Ilk species 15iac to :ae', d•,., fancy',
• ! tr. of (idl tomb .I R• „at progra11t a
Hest conveyed to the church, wh'1' 1 Kot this •vr:u lir 7
GODERICP$ TOWNSHIP. .a tet•Ke gathering attended. niter' last Friday rteni',.
\tnvn.tY..titi 11th. • which x it t nt.ny tolhit etl 11 (h,• i John N. ,MeKenzir.
Tidy. r•ru,«tel v in Min•l:, where the re-' ,ii•rM of the Ash0rl
a large attendance. 154X: d", ., errge prime. ltrec 10 1fw•do- t
15 which was held fair to 4.01. babe to 11,y,•, 111., 'vnmon, 1
on the taw') of 10'x, to 12%e, skims. Tull t-•. leech.!, Lewc
ind,•r the 11114• , to L";ac. 1
't'reIt, tertat: hR.s.lr lead a receipts, Ion -men,
+tate!,
y lyn.r..ylranta and raewt,v )otiose -4.y, whttet,
1ti-• brut•.. Mc1'.IrlL+nl. of Detroit. swims w•ru• interred. Mts. Kelly while lnuild unr+ inI stint of trodance as �,•to d", aatbrr•.••1 alone, - to .w
b con• 1 tit it lawn wa. hi 51 • erg rded to.
e•si n,. an het bus atm an, 81111 4 1a t e noon, round, wort ark with �t7a �+•, .tits;, l:e to 11c:
i.l Dell*s' syn, .atl,l of utxo1•triend- to thein sit i K p extra first. tic t"
Mins . tarlrny Kert•ra, , p huge .111 assemblage of pr le thy[ recrnds, 1w4rc to layer.
iry.., is ti.iting friends on the 10. .i.(411.11un Awither rf lhr.'Id ,wsi icnuudunicaltion waM tomewh8 lull•''
brown, .a , do matet[rd. ,
ry
THE
QUICKEST
ROUTE
TO
The centre of the Muskoka diatiict
reached direct try the Lake Shotes
Line. Boat side stations at Bala ;'ark
1(5 I CATTLE MARKETS. and Lake Joseph.
d
t Buffalo Cattle Market Active But The Lake Shore Express
Lower -Hofs Steady.
' dents ort E t -t %Vawauush pNrsrd ltw•a> I cult. and the refreshments
1• ,•. '.witz••r has left for Moose. Ixsl 'fhurldny, ria the pe
,.Ir..' ,_k. 31. nosy take up a 1 1(8rh. The l4.uotins wet
-teui it ,tlu(t ci,;nit)', through town uu Satur
Coital et•metery.
Iry Cooper and Agnes S.
tli••es 11"1'1'1" F:vv.►'r. sA cd
Smith,+t mutton. Manitoba. are 1.1tdliug took lilac,. at the to
burst ..t t:ra ge t'lxtpet's: ' Mr. and MIs. A. (eiter 101 '`I'uesday.
liartey Cole ugh. son of Mt- *n1 , July 5th. when their younarest? $eolith-
tilt:.las. I'el• to h. of this town -hip. t .r. MIMa' Lizzie. axe unit ..d ins the
h nil? passed hie Heal exuu,- t t1 A
sou of .els, ! herr sold at -"the tastily -etre
wove%wt bonds!, and of which 110 ample sup
(u the was, provided. in expectation of
large crowd. were in certain lines sold
iy pretty out rout? in the evening A lodge
Wear.- id
Union Stock Yards Train; 3 & 4.
contingent. in three caret ails. came ORONTO, July 11 -Receipts of A ns►gniHcently equipped. solid 1•ei+
from Lurknotsc..includil:g the Luck- live stock at the Union Stock Yards tihule train. observation itatlor eats
now tq•r-s hand, which enlivened the' were 49 ear loads cvnsrstiog al Wei) 1011 males de luxe..
pl�Icrwlidgs during the evening with 1 cattle, [tog. 1831) -htep and Iamb it appointment. in a elaga by itself.
•ohne good selections. Rev. .1. S. 31 calve:
Ha rdir was chairman
a " torr _ holy hon,!♦ of utatrtmeps n
mati.•nt at .Tnrontar 1'nfyetsit). is I:rirn,h,tai•, of t/••tn,it. 'I -(55.,J. L. 1 opened the; Exporters. 'Three trains every week day.
t th h ut tt l j bought Wirt & CO.
to, luting our rung n 4.s Sntall etlt iatwl. The bride war program with 1411 ihtt'Mluctory stterch. ) name'r l) n "ug :r ,or
+4.n
Ontario in the interes
'(t a
ts of the I '1 1 d f ivory S 1 h t d h Tei export st a .or .in oil martet, 1SS g a.m. 10 arms $.IS p.m.
iinti-h mid Foreign Bible Becht) . **tin K 1 pt K ',tire_ J' b2 M to r.
Providing the romhrta+de nay to
elauU u. yt tined in eves n , VIII, r teflon on the ,ag nitek tutu? the
mt. each. a K per cwt.. or a renge .e
m with olden embroidered yoke o rout ren l,y Ho tleKen• ex heifers, .,t taw or s
Dist) is :ti i16krs.--The sympathy tri nuMai with, applique hire. Ilrt' zie .turd Kenneth McLennan. which rte Ap of =•.5 to le: visit Beaverton, Sparrow (sake, Mus-
! &,saris tampers buuxht kris expert
stern for Morns & . t lb.. sack. trot koka•Lakes,l'ar+ty .ound,t:enigianBay
.4 the community is extended W ah! travelling (tees was a I,isruit-colored gutted the bloox! 01 the huge Scottish!
ho,bauJ and relatives of Mr.. U. J. hn.xdrloih with ham 10 match. Mies'
present. Two anthrmoi were Jtanctwaer, at 64 to t 05 31 "'nig" the Magnetawiin County. Pickerel
gum, ill 1110 l.41 they have sustained NI trot moti1Lrn, of tVhiteehur, h, who I well rendered by the Presby teflon •a,4.' is 311, a4. tretter•a, a lb.iu to Ito .pee 'and F'trnch Ricer,.
hr h.•1 death on July 1st. Me.. Huta. acted as b•ides'taid. W4. Althea in it choir. ' Excellent vocal solos were cwt.
'Rath eves[ (hie spring to ' R R Alrx. McIntosh bought «sponse oat i
[ n.vwt, 64)411)15 in.cbess (4(111 dives trimmed i ;torn by H. Armitage. of Cuckoo*.' N 3. t,. i p averaging t L50 to 1>Os , Tit'td cb Rivet..
corner King and Tor
Alt*.. hopi"sl•. that - the change ut • wifh applique. The table entered 111 ..I firs. Evans, of ,Medieinr Hat. Ibt each 1 onto Sttoe1s and Eaton Station. Tor"
'limar5 would benefit bre (*ding the si-.n .I net father. carrying a huge
health. The change did not peeve «hewer bouquet, Mists *my Elliott
(wn44ial •.nl she peewit away 11 pIMying tn. wedding Ia.11ch. The
((101.• slated. The I.,d) 15118 brought p.wsr11(s 44515 vett beautiful, showing
is441 . and th. funetwl Was held !toms the high a-trr1u in which the bride is
the te.idsn•-e of her father, Robert . held bee.•, aril ineiud:d chequer,. r•ttt
Nuck. both roncessinn. The inter- gt*se, ttivrt.5a,K fuiniture, etc. The
meta -was made in Clinton cemetery. limispreiaip I. le•ft,ne *n extended trip
iout IIIKvKM (HEM). -The death 'o1 4.n Guelph, Ton onto and Sieger* Fall..
John beeves, ell old and mourh•te- They intend making their homy in De -
Vetted resident .1 (inderich roan• trait, wbete• the Kristin' has it good
-hit,. t•'•k place at hie home 00 the p•sttlon. The best wishes of the
Ctth r,.nrr.eitilI nil TbursdI4. June wh• I5 u' ivy go with them on
:bttb. Mr. Shutes had IAMB in filling their journey through lite.
health tut the lest two years. He ie. i►'ININi(IN DA CKLKI/NATION.-The
tirr.lat the usual hour on the evening First of Jofy One year was the
etw(iou- to his demise, and when hie first oreaeion th*t an attempt
,mt sem t.. his 1omit the next worn hoe (leen m.•de to celebrate a
inn. lie f„oud that his Gather had diel holiday herr for a *treat titan'
?tole ii-Ierp. The deceased gentle- rears. The weather wool vet. hot
Ilan rias in hi. seventy-eighth year and duets.. lett fat *ll that there
and 5441 Ileo stesitlent of this town- woe it very good *ttrnda,ce. The day
*hipfovthe !*st hitr•four years. A opened in the morning with a reit-
timely ,•1 ton woo. rand one d*righter- thurnpian pronrlaion, end there were McIntosh and +leo one hi- Mrs. Evan.'
Joffe. of ()intim : David, on the home- ,.0015 Interesting hobo, es in it end and Miss Lexie tMcLeste showed
•trail and Nt•s. (:4.0: Taylor. of Brent- quite a uiuulter of three. Then there n,ti sieal ability and carefully trained
ford -are 3Tt 10 nlournsitie Ines. Mrs.' NMI( A game of twaeball between VI -rat- voices. A hearty vote of thanks was
Deese. died three* t 0441.4 ego. The is- Held null lielgraee. which resulted io n given to Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie fr.r
winos were interred in Clinton cesue- win for the latter. the score being 9•11. the nee of the Irwn. t.. ;which Mr.
tray on Satin der. July 2nd. After dinner Blyth and Belgr*t•e McKenzie replied in fitting terrine.
ply vel w Knwr. but it was vett tine. The successfulevent was closed by the
• .UCKNDW, sided -tans touch .o to be interesting, band playing end the choir singing
MorU.Yi July l lib. the /score tiring 11,3. It trio the in• the National Anthem.
bliss Anna Myt'b*rle•s has returned terltion to have Muerte herr. but by The K'eekly Globe and The Signal
tree her trip to Vancouver, H. C. anme,mrcalculatiun they didn t wine.
l'ne horse recini was well filled up Ito new subscribers' for the remainder
of this year for lilt cents. .
SIGNALS
Alta- 1•ia:n solo* were auirotablt• I Maybes & Ronson bought tO1�London ex- ' onto•
h Mi l U I) fl• Ta rt.•rs 4.x, order. t".3 lbs each, ,114
rendered I . Miss Annie
• r one t Manchester cattle, 1110 441 $.4.a per 1
and Mise is&Irel McLennan. which '
cwt.
pave good promise for the musical Butchers
N
tutors of tnese two .young ladies. A prime picked lots 401'! ,1 ,a to its: M U S K OKA LAKES
short sod witty sj*'ech was ramie 4iy toads of Rued. 1<7. to wet. medium, `lass
John Mhiell. of Hnt•nn who related t+' NL- common, St to p.15 cows.•ll.f1•�to
the *tnusin story of thed in scotch- w's'Springers.
Ky R• Milken and ��
utas in the ward of a rite hor.pital. wbnut t5 ndlkers :and )prtnstrr eo4d aR
who ,alt4 a 5621 re, ural, desired to hate" fsl to iib each.
the pipes play before him. which � Vsat Calves.
was granted hive. hut who. strange t(5 A limited st,pplp •f veal .alvea matt i
relate, was Lound in a fair was to re- fend atarket at 11 Io r per wt.
cover the next morning,while all ahosp and Lambs.
y '.1•erp. swiss. sold at 13.50 t Nis• rami
the other patients of the wird - were pro 3550'; lambs. 1' :u to 15 per ort•
found stone deed. Excellent end en- ( Hopis•
tort*ining recitations were given. by pesters quoted rsleets, ltd brad wetet�+-
Mias Al*inio Murray. of Pantmount, a the market at l+k:: tad *.'Its f.e.b..
and tli n+ tVilt+nn, recently trnm Eng �' ell country
land. A rattling Root song was sung Molrtroal Llvo stock.
I•y.Ablccttt. of Berrie, which called MONTRF-ALI July 11.-44505(*i.)-At the
forth hearty encore,. A duct by Alia Montreal Stock Yards West i5114 Market.
the receipts of (It'' stock for the WtMo
!lathe, Armstrong and Mies Gladys ending July s we{e SAD cattle, abs rifest'
and lambs, 1410 hog. and lak0 cadres. The
supply on the market Ili, morning ter
sale rorslsted of Oat cattle. 100 sheep aril
lambs. :TD hots and 150 calves.b. Choice
Prices advanced Ste per
'teen veld at 75 to :kir, good at stye to
Plc; fairly good at {c to 11kr; fair sl Siee
.t mic. and commas at be to Mee per Ib.
A few choice Mwe brought as high as
64.45. and from that 'town to fc was W-
cepted for the lower grades. 111 tare
A stronger• feeling detvieope 111
market for Vicp, r e lbs. Bales of se-
lected
Iectedces scored ae
• ce of 36c IN
leered lots were made at 5.75 to OM per
100 tbs., weighed off oara-
There was 1o.. change in the conditions
of the market for small, meats, except
for-
ward • more freely, and iowero come prides fa s
expected in the near future. Seim were
made at from V to V each. Cables" were
scarce a.d df chola.
torSe per hlb.. *ed dthe lower
rtaRk at LN,c•
g rades sold at from p to 1s teak• seem
brought 34ye to 3Y(c per Ib.
)in.. E. Howey, who has been
teaching school at Pott t3pdney. ie
•pendin;r the hotidtys et her home
bete.
Mr. and Mrs. JA4. G. Carter. of
('hicagn, &revisiting Mee. John Baker.
The ladies are sister 1. They pur•pwr
tetoau•ing fot reunion week.
.3[iit 1Itb it (inetoun, of the teach-
ing staff of the Outworn) greet school
to Tomr.to, is spending the vaSatio-
herr with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert (itahem.
The induction of Rev. J. N. Duncan
nn pastor "f Lucknow Preehyteriin
shurclkeetineekettelinitely
• [Es teserend gentletua -
sat on the advice of his physician will
require several weeks rest.
We note with M_ asure that F.
N. ( aikelL-have`her
euernistul in passing the Ontario
Medical Council intermediate examin-
ations. The final examination takes
Place nett year, when. if successful,
they will he entitled to practise meds-
_ , Cate in Ontario:
ENTA.t xcg Rgirtr*. --The following
shite successfully on the entrance ez-
asainstions at Lucknoty : Eva Omer.
Allister Hughes, Earl Bogue,, Inez
Switzer. Madeline McMorrwn, Martha
liegb7 Robert McIntosh, Alicia
Mitchell, El l e d e Mather,, Denc*n
Mtl'harle., Lillian Mitchell. Fred Mc-
. Led, Jeanette Hedley.
Hvxe�K+L A very pleasant event
os
and vino 'mite exciting. A horse tutu
Teeswatrr ran away while scoring for
a race and amassed the sulky. hut we
are glad to say hr didn't injure the
driver or himself. in the morning of
the saute day Hoe rinkp o!.thett l ac
howlers; had a tournament.
wasn't flmished in the morning, the
Hna1 game . bring played in the even-
ing between the rinks skipped thy A.
�t . Sloan and O. E. McTagR
latter's rink won.
I'gfu oNAL AND, OHNKKAL. -The
Presbytetrian ladies held a very suc-
cessful lawn Hide' on their lawn last
Wednesday evening. There was a
o-ail.aeemedt t en-
joy tbetnselves. The lawn was he*nti�
fully decorated end well lighted with
electric lights Fridsy.evening the
A. Y. a A. of Trinity church held
their lash social tend had a large at-
tendance. The,night was beautiful
and there Was a good program -so all
went home well pleased. The ('Katon
band furnished the music in their
motel style Rev. E. A. Fear intro-
duced himself to the Methodist con-
gregation last Sabbath and left a very
good impression. W. Dunbar. of
Clinton. took charge of the service in
Trinity church lest Sabbath ....I as. Go.'
man, A former Blyth boy. but now of
(:alt, visited with friends here the pest
week._ .....Mr. and Mrs. W. Tertian, of
Exeter. sprat a few days of the past
week with friends here. S. A.
Popplestnne is we*ring x pleasant ex -
ion these days, the reason being
that a • y ' liertved at itis -hos to
carry on his work as an Oddfellow.
..Mb's. F. Balaton was visiting
with friends in Galt this week, ticcofl-
paeied b Mir Bainton.......Mr, and
Mrs. Mc� of Cbiselburst, spent
a few days of the put week with th
sons here........ as. Anderson h
closed, up his drygoods store and vol
out the bedew* of his stock to W. T.
Riddell. of Auburn A. Coombs,
who has been with a surveying petty
near Kingston, Is at present spending
a few days et hie home hers ......Mr..
W. Felker, of floderieb,.'pent a few
days visiting here........The
Brussels
junior baseball team plc a g�
Mrr es�p�rtro s ',hare 1150? defeated our boys tbs
of this week,
aid Beamer, of Toronto. Mr. when t�
ltsh Barber y e spending a booty. taw of
daughof Thomon, oMiss terRof Mrs.�N. Lt Campbell to
IV, L Barber, of Nroftb Bend. B e•
Fier. W. A. Bremner, of Ripley, oMet-
atal. in the presence of a number of in-
vited guests. The bride was given away
her brother-in-law, Mr. 'Thompson.
on was
a pd dressed in a pretty gown of
it
rried
a bouquet el bridal mote Mia roidery and Lorna
(amebell, deter of the bride, was IIoaid
of hotpot and was attired In a gown of
bine elk milli. file tabbed a bougost
of white carnations. Little M I ss
Not MR Thompson, the Sower girl was
heeled in white embroidery and oar -
tied
The It basket of roses and carnations.
eons was h 1
OF DISTRESS.
Goderich People Should Know How to
Read and Heed Them.
Sick kidneys give many signals of
distress•
The sicretiona are dark. contain a
sediment.
Passages are frequent, scanty. pain-
ful,
Ha-kache is constant dab nod -night.
Headaches hod dizzy -dolls are fre-
quent.
The weakened kidneys n.0d quiek
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
EAST TIUFFALO. July. 11.-Clitit -Se-
oelpu, e'.Att heed; fairly active: good to
choice steers, (3c to etc lower: all other
grades. toe to l4c her: prune steers.
tilt to p; shipping. 520 to V 10, butch-
ers, 96.2r to 11.25, heifers, 5442 CO 1111:
cafes, 13.15 to 16.0: bolts, lilt to R'A:
stockers and feeders,MSC to 5; sleet
heifers, 13.75 to U.. fresh cows me
iprticto�s pt ashese; tots -
lower, 31.41) to 33.10.
Hof•-Reeetpls, live heed: fatty at•tiw
and 'tautly; heavy, 30.36 to 3.10; mired.,
W0.0 to 35.0; yorker*, p.0 to 5M: plot.
10.110
to 110: roughs. 64 to 13.13: stew. ss
dairies, l0 to 10.1s•
Sheep •tie;tewes. ItSe lower teams.
sheep. act[
clow end fist: lower: talose, IBM to We;
vett-nage, 5 to t55 w,th.r • 5.36 to o.0:
ewes, 996196 • to 64.70: snoop. mond. 10 b
5; lamb•. clositt( bwtr.
BEST REACHED BY
CANADIAN
PAC I F I•C
FOUR TRAINS FROM TORONTO
-9.0 a.m.
12.15 p.m.
6.051 1. - 10.10 p.m.
Bala Sleeperpried Friday's
10 IQ p.m. Winnipeg &press.
$ I3c►tt't delay ! Use a special kidney
remedy'.
Booth's Kidney Pills cure sick kid-
ney., backache and urinary diwrders.
Mrs. M. E. Parr, of ar2.1fobs street.
Steelton, Ont., says :
••1 hive found 1(1(554* actual results
after Ming [iooth'i Kidney Pills than
I did from any other remedy ever
used. I had suffered for several yearn
with kidney and bladder trouble and
atter A short course of treatment with
this medicine i bate been cured. Mis-
erable pains 6010as my hack which
would extend up 01y spine and into
the back of my head, frequent hind -
aches and dizziness and kidney secre-
tions that were scanty and contained
A heavy sediment had me all run
down. These trauhles hove all left me
and i am pleased to give Booth's Kid.
nay Pills my best wlsbes for success
and my hearts. endorsement." For sale
in Goderich by E. K. Wigle.
Motel by dealers. .Price 8N cents.
The H. T. Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie,
Ont., Sole Canadian Agents.
(MINIM AillIVAIV
Z':RES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Fr Aline. Creep, Coggin as/ Celia er
ev bask. Sold and gueeenned
Nsw York Live Meeks
NEW YORK. July i1 -peeves: reesfeta,
365: market Irregular: steers KS is M'
oxen, 36.40: hulls. X151 to 54.25 ooWs. ;esti
to SS; dressed beef,
steady. native seem.
M to Texasnt o Meer ewt.
Caive.-Reee(ptr, ern;
vela, Ne lower:
buttermilks. full steady; rats. M to 110.76:
tow for torn, sates at 511' sews at
souks. M Vele;
throws/rueto 3 dress d to wit.
01.1(17
to weak; city dreamed tests. lee to lac;
0om,ary demeesd calves, ec to tie 51r Ib.
°Merge Live Steele.
evacwOO * Jubr ii.- 7itt*)P--stents
16,100; market �(5t to reser; to sees,
es
1111.s to p.«:
western stews.
; owners
feeders, 111.1111 t Ssw1 sad netters.
a% to ala; calves. 51.7t to 311.0.
Hof.-RecdpD. AM: weak; tfrtbt, le
to M•11: mixed, 1.7e to MN; hoary. ~4
to 111x; 1043(11. KS to ti.1s; tined
oboes*, heavy. 5M to Mrd; pttr•• *el is
3.0; bilk of alias. 5f1 to M•5•
sheep sad Libels.-aact(1►t•, WM. mar.
Not se tower; •etivt, 5 t M.M. west.
ow. 13 0 to 54.0; /LM t W.5:
In1M salves, 11.11 t M : water. Ma
to RA.
ENJOY
A COOL LAKE TRIP
FIVE SAILINGS WEEKLY
FROM OWEN SOUND
Special train from Toronto 1.e0 p.
toiling days. -�
ASK FUR FOLDER.
JOS. KIDD,
Agent, Goderieh, Ont.
Or write K. L. Thong/eon, D. P A.
Torooto.
m.
GRAND TRUNK .SYSW M.
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Children's Clothing
In our stock ofChildren's
Clothing, the Norfolk and
the double- hroasted styles
With the k -n i l` k e r hod.; t 4. - -
trousers are favorites. \1'e
also have the Brownie.
all tJle different .hakes. \\'r
are selling an style now at
t:tlt prices. .
\Ve haVe in stock a hill
title of '
Ksntlti ack Collars
- and Cuffs
\Vt: have an extra good
line of •- _
Men's Canvas Hats,
regularly sold .tt 75c, which .
we will tis'ar :It 50C.
McLean
Bros.
1868
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arn
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WHAT ABOUT YOUR
p
Binder Twine?
We handle Gilt Edge Brantford Twine. 65o feet,11
at 91C per lb., cash, or 10c, payable Oct. 1st.
McCormick International N-Irvester Co. 650 feet,
at 91c per lb.; cash, or 10c, payable Oct. 1st.
Aver Leaf Brantford Twine. ,So feet, .at,
\per lb._.. .... ... 8c
HAY FORK ROPE
in Canadian and Awericaa [nukes.
i -
In, HARVESTING TOOLS
our rt47It was never moire complete.
HOT WEATHER GOODS --"8"----1 O
We clave Gasoline and (`nal 011 Stoves, Refrigerators. Screen
Doom and Windows, Hamm ke, Lawn Chairs, fawn Mower;
and Gorden Hoare from Sc to 1i. ser food., _
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Are you going to do my painting?, i? so. do not overlook
ME feet that (Sherwin-Wfttiamtr Paint i,e. farther- and. taste
Longer than any other Paint on tbe.market.
Have you ever used
WONDER SHINE
for cleaning your silver end gold ? No robbing or rubbing
required. You can clean all your silver in the time it w id take
to clean a few pieces in the old way. Price, ?Sc per pack& : e.
A fresh car of
NATIONAL PORTLAND CEMENT
lust in. The National is acknowledged W be the tree[ Portland
Cement on the Canadian market. Do not forget that we handle
the National, when you require some.
s". " CHAS. C. LEE
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