The Signal, 1911-2-9, Page 6a 'I iluaa,l;.+, i.ILhallt•KY
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fiery/ATSUut Pp1NTag t(J W
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eel.' tram Hon. Ariane kiss.* N♦
Mira to Peoria, Question A Pro-
vincial Telephone. System *dvo-
catod -POwers of Municipal Coun-
,cile Respecting Pool Room
Lk'*naaa.
I'ne t ,wit council met in regular
Sion •.sn Friday evening. A11 the 01
bxetro were present except ('ounci
-Kelly who it still 6a/eking in
Minn among the Florida x111
tors. t
A ition was presented by
George E. Ross end tell othetl
-luesting the council t,. petition
Ontario Legislature to amend
Municipal Act ie. Its to gift• tuunici
,x>uncils power to refute sea well as
}lower to grant 11 pool room been
It Wes referred tint a special coma
lee.
A. Snau•I applied for a podia
license. His communication was
to the special committee.
A request wee received from t
Bell Telephone Co.. waling pantie/el
co place telephone poles and wires
East, St. Devil's, St. Patrick's, Wen
Essex. Wellesley. Waterloo, Nor•t
Napier and An leasa streets and t
Square. it also wits asked that
naso be appointed to supervise t
work. Tb.• c•ouunugication was
frrrrd to the public works coinntittee
David Brown applied for et li
to run a billiard and Pool of roomin h
store on Montreal street. The spec•i
'committee will report on the appli
t ion.
A communication was react iron
the territorial headquarters of th
Salvation Army. eakiiog the comic
for financial atlatistance. This at
wits referred to the special committee
John Marquis epphcd for the pia
Lion of caretaker of parks and his a
plication was referred to the comets
and parks GI 'iter.
Dr. Strang acknowledged his re -a
pointmeut to the public library. board
A letter was received from Hon
Adan' Beek in which be stated that i
would he well if the council wool
pass a revolution asking fur informs
ion with refereuce to the devel
ant of power on the Jlaitlend River
nd the letter further stated "th'on>wisaion will be glad to author,
he engineers to give a detailed repor
as to the possibilities of the develo
tent you mention, Cleo an retiuuate o
he cost of power to be supplied iron
iagara Pa11s over the line troll
ratfotd and Beaforth." As th
unty council is moving in thia mat
r. no action was taken.
The 'special committer in its repo!
tunmended that the council "con
der it detrimental; to the interests o
e town of Ooderich that the Bell
elephone Co. should refuse telt phone
nuection at Goderich too the Col-
ette Township Municipal Telephone
yearns: that a license be granted to
eter 'Verson to peddle peanutv and
pcorn from a cart to December 31st.
car $30 : that the Mayor and the town
erk be authorized to sign a petition
the Ontario Government advocat-
that the Bell Telephone Co. ile
en over as a Government iuetia t-
on : that a deputation consisting off
e Mayor. Reeve, Deputy Reeve and
ouncillor Nairn he sent to Ottawa to
terview the Government respecting
e harbor improvements and the
ilitary camp proposition. The re-
nt was adopted.
The fire committee in its report rec-
intended that the request for in-
crease of salary from the firemen be
ived but that no action be taken
present. The committer. also re-
rted that. its chairtiian and the
petty Reeve had been empowered -to
epee a pleas and epeciHrations of a
alernt ayetem for the town and to
k for tenders on such a system.
e report was adopt. d.
he lfnante co ittee recoln-
nded the payment of a number of
(Anita and that the G. T. R. ac-
unt for $71.1i0 in connection 'with
nyeying the Clinton and Stratford
lirigaues to the organ factory fire
October 1st be referred hack to the
npeny fur a reduct.on ; that Rob -
Hell be paid at the rate of $10 per
• and expenses fur services in con -
tion with the valuation of the
is of the i)oty Engine Works and
American Road Machine Co. ;
t Collector Campbell attend to the
lection of the rent of the McIver
tagge; that the clerk write F. G.
W all of the Kensington Furniture
stetting that the insurance held
the town on the factory is ineed-
•te and 1 hatt -unless it is imuiedi-
It• attended to the town will placeu
insrance• and charge to the corn-
s. Adopted.
ue condition of the road south of
bent llcLeen's residence on the
run toad red atd was referW by Conn-
or Clark. The large amount of
w which rrttcc hates at this point
keg it. difficult for traffic and it was
tggested that step. ale taken to have
ttitalile fouee erected. The matter
• referred to the public works corn -
tee.
bylaw was passed authorizing the
owing of $`si,000 to meet current
r
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A Londat Donor Dimmers Legh Record j
of Family Alli -i _.
.,ndnr Free Preis.
Hume oounmv jail et, God, -
rich. ;Porge Vsonto0P, a resident of
that town. is ,noted t,r -hareemwith
the leer of his young son >m he
pounded to death with knee:medic!
one night • few webs safe in a Lon
cine ;natitetiM, here ie Ming trotted
coda, a .wooer, who ie w arm OOs.ein of
the •ran charged with +ltgi�•► He,
dimes/ is knwe• es
chore'. . ret able 'teem's, w... -r.
whir, maser aware t hertegh swayers
140(1 aftwe Is•sr sins. ,4 a fairede end
whir+ at the age lit t11 0a tater
lee. es the sniferet mimeo leash
hitery pees /•ewart pe., nibs" diose ass
same now 'trans arm alfliet.d with the
tsetses, anti the number of those •ht.
Imre died ..t tt M • soarer ,, e►...,.
MOW • r., {sinter
.Ai ,tea, t
...able the ism few tars A 1
medical mato who weia ;shop u•
the patte01 u, tole pit. made a
4f the life humor. of he, tastily.
bile doing .N was !surprised to
the name of George Venation*. of
Godericb. appearing Ar the tam
hieton wet traced dowt generat
atter generaUon a grim re.•n,•,i ..f f
ill taint was (+imiossd.
The defence for V•astout the tr
✓ ich man. will it is expected, mak
plea .if inraaity, and 1...M facie witve been brought to light bore
undoubtedly play it part in the t
which comas up at the nett assises.
The Obert of the family which
been prepared gum back three gene
Lions to the great-grandfather of the
boy who was murdered at Onderich,
the grandfather of tbe London woman
afflicted with the disease. This ances-
tor, who we. of Scotch birth, died of
the disease at the age of sixty.
He bad nine children, six of wb
have alread died of the disease, o
of them in the London Asylum. One
of the three living has the taint,
this being the mother of the London
sufferer. One of Inc other two
benches of the family is in the second
generation, without an$ trace of
disease, bat in the second it has reap-
peared in the third generation down,
after being missed f>r two genera-
tions.
The patient in the London iostit
tion bad tour sisters and four brothel
One sinter and one brother
healthy. Of the others one sister is
Hatnikon Asylum, one is dead of t
disease and ants her is a sufferer.
the brothers two are in a Chicag
asylum, and a third has died of the
disease.
In the third generation as a whole
there are thirteen afflicted, of whom
four are in asylums, one is now
charged with murder and eight have
died, one of them in Londpn Asylum.
One member of the second generation
also died in Loudon Asylum, making
a total of six who have died in
asylums or are at present confined
there.
In only one branch of the family
which has reached the fourth genera-
tion bas the diaries shown itself, but
the children are all young and not
yet due to show the taint. The second
generation in tbia branch was not
afflicted, nor wile the third generation,
of whom there were four males and
three females. In the fourth genera-
tion there are now 32 children, and in
a family of four children the disease
has reappeared, after being dormant
for it long time.
Only one branch of the original ram-
ify bar died out. the girl in this case
dying at the age of26. There are to
day 86 in tbe fourth generation, a ma-
jority of them being quite young chil-
dren, like the boy who was murdered
at Godericb.
The discovery of this family history
has excited much interest among med-
ical men in London, particularly in
view of the connection with- the trag-
edy at Godericb.
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aWt t ivarrt>e..e Wilma INiewr•es Cases Wien -
Chicago Vwer-•-a.hre Stowe
IIy as
AOC. FF '
a wleegrea, Moo.
Oireetly oeaefiela to •alt sown wheat
'On carried down he orim ,x whoa., to -Asha
am This fat mutineer the where moisture
would be or grate., help received very
ogle little. As . resit the &dosses was cheek
a+. with Aeolus Neuritis a . net loss to
0. only %e t0 %c. The day'! raiding left
ice oees unchanged ♦ dztentk lower, .,Cts
will off a Ikeda to »c. sad prvvuio.. not as
riga 'orad more than a nickel either way.
The Liverpool market closed ted W id
DY high., than so Saturday for wheat fu-
tures lurk lid to lid lower. Baron dos.
t*- ad Sec higher; Buda Peat, the bower'
1'atia.
etc as %o lower, and Antwerp um-
ha•pd.
%Tisat-
May .... 9F,. 90Na r Mi WI
on) Oui "" ftl r"."4. W. 0I'% M
De- May kali 3r', »•% re's
July MR 36 ,ML 36
Toronto Green Market.
Whnn.n.a Options.
Gloss. Open. Wei. Law. Pews
Wheat tush e0 F
Wheat goose. bunk.-..., 0 •
Rya. bushel -•„ e •
Barley, bushel 0 R
Buckwheat bushel 0 p
Pete, bushel ......... _ 0 IS
Oats, bushel 0 r
Toronto Dairy Market.
Butter, separator, dairy, Ib033
u' t Butter, store told 011
•+. Butter, creamery, Ib. rolls0 •
are Butter, creamery, sonde 0 Is
0 16
•0
0 13
3 of
010
in Eggs, new -laid
ga. cold storage
he cheese. Ib.
if HopeYtombis, doeam
p Honey, extracted lb
Two Country Boys.
Prom British News of Canada.
In 1870 an awkward, overgrown troy
trout the country went to Toronto Un-
iversity. His fellow students, notic-
ing his uncouth appearance. and the
marks of the faun which still clung to
him, christened him "cowheels." 1'kis
ouuntry boy recently succeeded in
winning the Newfoundland fisheries
dispute case satinet the United States
before The Hague tribunal. He is
Hoo. A. B. Ayle'swortb, Minister of
Justice for Canada, end King George
has knighted him.
Another country boy who arrived in
Toronto about the same time found
employment in a wholesale house. He
walked a mile and a half each morn-
ing, working for twelve hours, and
then walking the same distance back
at night -ail fur two dollars • week.
HI. salary did not remain at two dol-
lars very long, for his employers soon
discovered the stuff of which he was
made, and rapidly advanced him.
He became bead of one of tbe larg-
est stores in Canada. Then
under hb ditectaoo, the development
of a mall order businese, which coven
the Dominion from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, from the Great Lakes to
Hudson's Bay.
This boy was H. H. Fudger, presi-
dent of the Robertdimpson Company,
Want C. P. R. Connection.
During the recent meeting of the
county council here a number of the
members got together for a discussion
of the question of C. P. R. connection
for the southern and Gestate parts of
the county. A route was mapped out
as follows : From St. Marys via lixe-
ter, Hensall, Kipple), Mealortb, Win-
tbtop, Walton, Brus.els, Jamestown
and Wroxeter, intersecting the Guelph
k Goderich line at Walton end the
Toronto, Grey & Bruce line at Wrox-
eter. The following resolution was
passed : "We, the underwigned reeves
and deputy reeves of the county of
Huron, interested in an extensioo of
the C. P. R. aitch Y above mentioned•
believing that such n line would be
a great benefit to the county at large
running se it would through then
centre of the county from north .to
south, through the very best pert of
the county. and • great benefit to the
Company as a feeder to their other
lines, running from east to west, aid-
ing largely- to their freight and passen-
ger ttafflc. hereby pledge ourselves to
do all we ran to have snob scheme
carried out. ' This was signed by the
representative, 1m is Reafortb. Exeter.
Stephen, Grey. Tuckersenith McKit
np, Wroxeter, H,neall. 1'sboenr end
Brussels.
John Turner ,me of Meafortb s ski
est residents, b dead. He kept art
hotel for a numb,t of years in the
village of Varna He is survived hy
his wife and one daughter, Mr',. R
Renee. •.1 Wi.nipeg. ,
Catarrh (:.lino, B. Ow ea,
vita /A% Al APPLI(• T70NK. r Wy ,a„nat
rash obs nest of the 4111•501;. Oillarr(I is a
met er eeaatlteYa. 1 d art M
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Liver12001 (Grain and Produce.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l-C)o.yrg-k►)1e.t
spot dull; No. -
red western winter. ass
stock: future, dull; March, 7s %d: Mp,
7■ t.' 4d. Peau, Canadian, no stock. !lour.
winter patents, firm, Me id. Hope la
London (Paelfle Coast). flews, f1 M to n
6s. Beef, extra India maw easy, 1$a 9d.
.P1-ek. prime mess weans , dull, we 3d.
'Hares,' short cut. 14 to 16 lbs., quiet, MDs.
Bacon, Cumberland a •ut, 36 to 3(• lbs.
,
steady, 61a 6d. short ribs, 16 to 31 lbs..
steady. .:,. 6d: dear bellies. t1 to 16 lbs.,
dull. OW: long clear middles. light, s1. to
34 lbs., easy, 64s. long clear middles.
heavy. 36 to 40 lbs.. quiet, Cis 641: abort
clear backs. 16 to H lbs.. quiet, 56s M.
73hotaders, square, 11 to 13 lbs.. dull, 55.
-Lard. prime western, in tierces. dull. 71s;
AW.erltan refined, in palls, dull. a::r 6d.
Cheese, Canadian finest white, new,
Wrong, 60s: Canadian finest colored. new,
,strong. Ws 6d. Turpentine spirits, steady,
lie• M. Petroleum, refined, steady. Wed.
Mentr.al Grain and Produce.
MONTREAL, Feb. 6. -Foreign demand
for Manitoba spring wheat wax quiet.
Oats were steady. A fair trade continues
to be done In flour for 10c41 account.
Provisions are fairly active and steady.
Cheese 1s firm under a fair demand and
small offerings. Potatoes are active and
strong at recent advance. The demand
for butter has Inereaped considerable and
the market is more active with a strong-
er undertone.
Canada clear pork. Words 10 to
i 33
pieces. *26.60; bean pork, sin I pieces but
fat barrels• 11050. 'Oats-Caaad1aa west-
ern, No. 2, k0%c 10 f00. car lota cx-store;
extra No. 1 feed, *0%c to tie; -No. 3 C.W..
311%e to 3614c; No. 2 local white. V%c t0
Sac; No. 3 local white, 30aic to :7c-. No. 4
local white, 36%e to 36c. 'Flour -Manitoba
spring wheat patents, firsts; ILO: se-
conds, 0.10; winter wheat patents, N.1
to 46. strong bakers'. 14.10: straight roll-
ers, 36.1E to 14.50; In bap, 35.30 to e: Roll-
ed oats. per barrel. 16.46; bag of 50 lbs.,
1t 10. Feed barley. car Iota, ex afore, we
to 60c. Corn, American No. 3 yellow, 5624c
to S7r. M/Ilfeed-Bran, Ontario, W'0:
Manitoba. 310 to t^; middlings, Ontario
W.50 to 121: shorts. Manitoba. $ to *31.00:
Iaeulllle. IM to f•. Figs -Relented. Me:
vas
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kr
en
Mc. Cheese-Wi externa, 11%c to 13c: mat-
erna, L4ic. to I1%c. flutter -Choicest
to Tic. seconds, Ze to 3k.
CATTLE MARKETS
Union sleek Yards.
TORONTO, F. 6.-Recl9pta of
live stock at the Union Stock Yards
were 78 carloads. consisting of 1401
cattle, 27 hogs, 355 sheep and lambs,
34 calves and 18 horse..
Exporters
Alexander Mcl.10.h bought T. export
steers. 1'he to 1400 ahs. eac0, at 0,10 to 1115,
Butches
Prime picked lots of butchers .old al
16-w to 16. loads of good at •.i0 to W A:
stadium. 0.16 to 56.40, common, i4.0 te
0.15. cows. 11 •.15: Mill., N to 66
Milkers and Springers.
A limited number of milkers and .prlag.
ers .old at 140 to 17b each
Veal Calvo..
Thirty-four veal calves found ready carr
at 13.10 to We per cwt
Sheep and Lambs.
t>•o.R ewes, sold at N to 16.• per
cwt
Miss at 13.50 to 15136: lambs, m to at.41
W one select lot at 11.60 per cwt.
Hog&
Mess were reported at t7.4e fed Cad
wetted. and 5716 to drover. fpr bop
f.o.b. can at country point wbkc means
r to farmer..
Montreal Liv. Steck.
MONTREAL, Feb. IL -At the sioatreal
Mock Yards. Wet Fbad Market. the re-
ceipts of live stock for the week ending
Tib. 4, were. 130 cattle, !p sheep end
Iambs 1/116 hop and 336 calve. The of-
ferings on the market this morning
amounted to 750 cattle. 300 ah.et, and
l.rnba, 1600 hots and 10e (awe.
The stro.ger feeling which developed in
the market for cattle a week ago has
been full' maintained owing to the con -
Untied small supMlea corning forward and
the higher prices demanded for them a1
country points nn account of Improved
condition and q..allty of the same.
There was a large gathering of beyera•
wotwnhetanding the old weather, and
as they an mooted to be short of beer the
d.asasd was good and a falrty active
trade was done. A few extra choke
stews sold as high as seven manta per
Mound. but the bulk of the trading was
dos. In choice stork at slur good at Pic
to ,K, fairly good at 5%e to W. fair at
5c to 6%c. and the lower grade. at ,tic
to le per pound. There were a few extra
Wholes heavy bulls offered, which drought
Ile high ea 6c, else said thew sold at lic
to i%c per lb .
Then was * stronger undertone 'M
market for hog* and pries.* a,.,rM an
advance Of 10c per cwt Rupphew were,
fairly large tot the dermad wasa keen
from porkers. and en active trade was
dame Helen of select.4 tots being made
u aT n to !til per cwt., weighed off *Di
cam. (rooms to the limited supplied d
Iambs ,,owing forward a stronger f.sIag
developedIn the marine and price. .A-
�anc.d %( per Ib. Tho demand MO ped
and cid the offerings met with • reale
sale at Olio to Oce mar 1a. Ts. ass let
ear sheep was steady at I%c to the tsar
poen&
Chimes Live Sleek
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01: stsrtet. wheat: ka•eea, Mai t0 RR:
1tiza. staters, M to Ks: maw% MeO%
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Ra: rem see bereft. 10* to t.S:
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The first pound
you use win win
our lasting
favor
ry a 50c. Bottle FREB
From Your Druggist Psychine, the great V'
Yale knew what it would tars to as
were Psychine a prepatal:km wttbowt
• drinite, beneficial action
After the first bottle wbich ear wooed
boy, no more would be purchased
Andwe would go out of busloees.
But we're 1101 going out of bestows
and our confidence that we're not L
based upon our third of a century's
azperience with Psyobine-
Ten years after Confederation we
commenced compounding Psych}ne.
Since that time, we have sold many
millions of bottles.
We have cured many hundreds of
thousands of virulent and oftentimes
fatal crines of diseases.
We have In our files many handreds
of thousands of unsolicited testi-
monials.
And we have grown from a email
beginning to be one of the largest pro
Vrietary manufacturers in this conn -
try.
Here then is proof that we have in
IPsychdne a preparation with abundant
and demonstrated effectiveness, more so
than any other preparation we, or any-
one else, ever beard of.
Here then is the reason of oar unal-
terable confidence in Pair/tine, that it
is in fact the greatest preparation of
Its kind in the world
Here then 1s why we have laa(rso-
rated a policy of actually buying hun-
dreds of thousands of bottles of Psy-
chine to give to those who should one.
To those who are blindly groping
1n the dark for relief from their
missy. who may p..bees be natng
Gong methods tipeecomr-:Mosel amts
their strength
MI& IMO
Wi•4•li
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These white corpuscles eat any germ
of 41ees.e that gains an entrance to the
body, when they're in large e000gh
cambers and sufficiently strong.
When they're not *024(-iently strung,
the disease g'er'ms detour them and
d i souse bolds the body
k w ,r
For centuries almost, herbs, nature's
own remedies, have been the most ef-
ficient foe to disease.
We haws Dot known very definitely
Just how.
'Hat now selene tells as that certain
of these herbs Increase the number of
tbe white corpuscles and their strength.
'Mese certain herbs are incorporated
We W to the ends of the earth for
these herbs -to Arabia, to South Amer-
ica. to (b and to Japan.
They are compounded in the most
costly chemical appliances In thiacoun-
try.
And the resit is Psychine---for a
third of a century the most effective
vfallty-ballder the world has known.
The one preparation that has eared
ray thonaaads of the following d1s-
eass:
leerier* Br.eala& combs
awes Widthwise
weaak �e1w
aseallbeem enema' -_ wafts.
wes Deans
Pmenle We ms G,1rtlarbN A l seisebelesi
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The Great Reductj0 Sale 1
g. promises to he about the biggest affair in our history : Anttin order to make it a<,
wP have decided to let nothing stand in our way. IT WILL CONTINUE UNTIL SATURDAY, FES.
fats. [f you are needing anything in our 1
Now we don't ask you to illee
word for the tremendously
effect of, Piyobine. Fill out the come
Won below, mail it to us and wetl'il Mast
your druggist an order (for which we
pay him the regular retail price) for
a 50 -cent bottle of Psycbtne to be given
you free of cost.
We will undoubtedly buy and distri-
bute in ties manner hundreds of thou-
sands of these 50 -cent bottles of Psy-
chine.
And we do that to show our entire
confidence In this wonderful prepara-
tion.
A confidence that has been based
on our 30 years' experience wit! this'
splendid preparation, with a full know-
ledge of the hundreds of thousand; of
cures 1t has made,
COUPON No. 40
To the Dr. T. A. SLOCUM, cid.
191-195 Sp.dina Ave.,trToronto
sesept your oder to
oft a tpfwiowiced & Ell-Mc.keen)
bottle
81 d a c.
at
your expense. 1 have not had •
bottie of 1'1701 -Inc under this pkin.
Kindly advise my druggist W deliver
Ws bottle to me
MyName
Town
.57
Stie.t and Number
hay Dragghab flame.
Street and Number
Thiscovpos is not good for agar. bottle
of Pfgabla.If p,.sen0.d to the druggist
-it mot M ..at as -wit will thea hq
this aa.. 8.tw of Peebles frees year
draggit Cad direst h to deliver it to
=re whims i.5. . withdrawn
mem'
The big; sale
l to eoene-and come
ft,•.t to come will get the beet choie. Yon can winter linea at practically your own prs early as ic�iand if yoii
want a genuine bargain in Footwear, get here quick. Below is a partial list of4 what we have to offer
STILL CONTINUES
MISSES' VICI BAi,S
48 pairs misses' Vici Bals, sizes
11 to 2, regular $I.25 for
YOUTHS' BALS
24 pairs youths' Bals, sizes I1
to 13, regular $1.25 for....
$ 75
MEN'S LEATHER LINES
Men's Regal Bluchers, regular
$5.00 for
Men's calf Bluchers, regular
$4.00 for
Men's calf Bluchers, regular
$3.50 for....
Men's calf Bluchers, regular
$3. oo for
75
$3.45
2.89
2.60
.2.25
LADIES' LINES
Ladies' Vici Bals and Bluchers,
regular $4,00 for
Ladies' Vici $Iuchers, regular
$3.5o for
Ladies' Vici Bluchers, regular
$3.0o for
Ladies' Vici Bluchers, regular
$2.50 for
Ladies' Vici Bluchers, regular
$2.00 for
$2.95
2.60
2.20
1.95
WINTER LINES
Men's one -buckle Overshoes for
Men's low Overshoes for....
Men's four -buckle Overshoes for
Ladies' button Overshoes
Ladies' low Overshoes
BOYS' BOOTS
21) pairs boys' Box l.alf and Vic, Bala.
regular $1.30 for
24 pairs hoes' Buff Bats, regular 4 t. 4 S
for
Sixes J. 4, and i. orbs
Be Hent and tone early and pet Me best :hood
'Wo GOODS C„AROED AT SAI -f PRICES
111: t5
1.40
$1.35
1.15
2.50
1.60
gp
WM. SiIARMAN, Ooderich Ont.
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READ THESE
WHYS
Mere are naso•e why
eatob seeders need two
BECAUBB w. know what is
required 01 a watch -know
what the buyer nods•--kn0al,
that there is on use in our
ceiling • watch that won't
make good.
BECAUSE ellen our M,O°
watches are guaranteed.
BECAUSE every dollar above
that amount that anybody
playa gets him just that cinch
re watch value.
BECAUSE we handle all the
widely known makes and do
not touch anything that le
uncertain
BECAUSE if there /seemly other
watch points that are worth
while we have them.
5. S. `Da?:ey
Watchmaker and Jeweller
South Bide of Square, (ioderich
Select
Groceries
Here are a few of the
many lines in which we
can give you excellent
value :
SALMON
CHEESE
MARMALADE
STARCH
SUGAR
ORANGES
LEMONS
RAISINS
CURRANTS
SPICES
NUTS
Etc., Etc.
Phimbing
W. R. Pinder
'Phone 106.
HEATING
ELECTRIC WIRING
ROOFING
METAL WORK
Etc.. Etc
Estimate cbserfuly furnished.
10 Cutters
to Be Sola
at Cost
Must be
cleared out
regardl e ss
,1f p r i c e.
l all and
see them at
the Massey
H a r r e s
Shop o n
Hamilton
Street......
Robert Wilson
c