The Signal, 1915-10-21, Page 67--
111 T.vaY. TOWER 11 1916
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THE SIGNAL GODERIC
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ONTARIO
List of Cadrioutions to tie
Canadian Patriotic Fund
in Galeria as a remelt el the "wkiriwied cameos"
October iti mei AL Usk $17,1117.75.
Armstrong. J. W
Arsastroseg 11
Ausheidestse. A......
Assay. Maoist
Aedsews. Mac 11....
Acheson Soo.W...
A usebrook T
ans. Ben
es
All4 H. 11
A .....
A'
A Theo J....
Asdirews, Janne
Abell, Wm. P
Ackwyd, Mr ........
Ansa, R. Susie
• • • •
$ 600
6 00
Berminglusai. W
titlira. D
.W. 111
Blake. alien
Bishop. Mrs. Y
Brophy,. Jos
Bowra. F
Bond. J
Bate*, M
Burrows, Thomas...
Buchanan, 0
Bamford. Ned L
Beware George
Boyce. Thomas
Bell. T. W.
Bates. J. K
Bedford, Jobe
Black. H. Y....
Blackstone, Reg
H*Ikez • T..
Beaumont, Mir
Belcher, George
Ilerrow, A
Hemet. Genege.... .
Bleck, O. W.
Black. J. W
Baechier, E
Baechier, Joi..
Buehler, J. J
Bait Jennie .
Bullard. W. 11
Bingham, le. li
Bogie, James
Bengough. W.
Black, Charles. _
Burrit t, Mrs and Misses
Bertningbans, J
Blackstone. W. 11
Belcher, 8. J
Ales. (leo. D
Baechler. Mn. Alin -
Brown, D
Brophey, Wsi
pki?b. vt.).0rwe
Butler, �y
Burritt, M. Ads
Ball, VVinnifred
Brownlee, R
Beevers, A
Ifsker, Mrs. Mids.-
Bradford. P...,
Bedford, Mre..
lkown. J. P...
Baker, W. J
Bshh, Wm
Babb, H. R
ttlack:stotee,
Babb. Thomas
Omits, Mies
Oudniore, W
Cameron Mrs. IMIMi•
Crawford. T. C
Carroll, George .....
Clark, W. le
Culbert, James.,
Carlton. Mn
Challenger, A
Vbrystal, A. 8
Cornell, M. IC.-- i'••
Curry. Joseph
Cornell, /4
Craigie, R. W
Carrick. X
Ourrie, D. J....
Couttie C. 1.
tlarter, W. J
Chisholm, W. ,1
Carey. 0. F.....
Oarey, Mrs. 0. F
()serie, James
Carrie, E. W
Campbell. J. A
• Cooper. A. J
0iteepbell, Wm
Colborne, J. li
Oockfleld, George
Olark, M. A
U1ark, ltobert.
Oopp.
Orelgie Bros
Caesar, Dr. 0.8
that. R. 11
Carey. P. J
Oampbell, C. M
Campbell, K
Connolly, James
Cameron, M. 0
Clark, Oliver
Oampbell. Mrs.. .
Clarke, David
Costs. Wm
Cameren, Mho 11. F....
Condom, Louie ........
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()alder,
Campbell. Mrs.()
Cox. Roy
Callow, W..1 ......
(3040411141n. • ss
('lark, Hotta.
Cox, Mies Lillie
Cott, John
Cliflord, Mime 51. K.
Creme., L.11,
Clinton, J. R
(Aare, Alex....
Carter. Henry
Campbell, W
Coulthurst. W. A.
Clement. Mrs. A. X
Clark, kits. Minnie A
Driver, Jam
Doty. Fred W
Davey, J. (4
Deer. Robt.
Dean, John
Duff. Mrs
Davis, W
Dean, V. .1
Ileari, P. T ......
linnaldente Mrs, I.
Donnolly, °apt
Dalton. J A
fluyle. J..1
Dickson, las
Drammen Tennant
1H.4skb, 11.0
!Soak, Win ......
Dentin, Mies L. X
Dickson, Mies (1rei..
1)own,Jl M
Doak, R
I rohert y, L. R
Dark, Mires
loao2, F.0 .
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6 4/0
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100 00
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100 00
500
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15 00
25
5 00
5011 OD
4 00
2 00
10 110
6 00
1500
460
100
10 44)
100
200
10 00
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600
10 00
16 00
21 1*)
500
5 00
250
2500
5 00
15 00
10 (1)
600
100
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5 00
500
5 (4)
3)00
90 00
5 00
1212)
600
15 OU
1 p
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400
40
5
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1500
100
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10 00
15 (X)
400
5 OD
1500
501)
500
10 00
2500
11 00
114)0
2000
10 00
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500
600
RI 00
4 00
100
500
3)1111
5 00
150
211)
500
100
10 00
500
600
10 00
3) 10
00
500
10 00
3)00
30000
10(2)
72 00
900
10 011
10 016
200
60(1)
150(2)
1000
5 00
11) 00
•• 110
3)461)
32(2)
25 (2)
100
2 (2)
150 00
(2)
26
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100
211 00
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1(5
12)
5 011
50 110
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5 110
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10 00
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200
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600
110
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15 00
5 00
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Doyle, Jobs
Dickens. 11
Demo (4. L
Ztt, Rev. Joe
„ M
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F. A
de, Martha
J. 11
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Dr. A. T
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400
10.00
10 00
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200
100
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200
15 00
0000
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3 00
W •• 26 00
YAM. W. L 60 OD
111111244. Mies Yeas.- 10 00
Forest. W. L 500 00
Fraser. Mimes 6 00
FIllaisse. Thos 6 00
isrlInerea. Wm- .... 100
liftsrgustels. 14. 11. • • • • • 6 00
Fillmer. Jae 1 00
Falconer, Miss B. R6 (2)
Fraser. J. W 2C 00
Farr, 31. J 10 00
Farrow, A, 45,00
Foley, Robt 6 00
Fraser, K 100
Fotheringbam.Rev JR 100 00
Freeman J 4 00
Freese, Marion B 10 00
Fraser, Lilian B 30 00
Foster, A10 00
Ferguson, Miss M. 0. 5 00
Fora. Rev. J. E.. 25 00
A ?fiend . 10 00
Field, John M .. 2500
Fisher, (1 ..... ... 6 OD
Freeman, 11. 11 .. 10 00
Geromette, Noah 5 00
Gallagher, Matildafel
Given, Roht 5 00
eDrifIln. T 5 00
fe) 00
Green, (I H 1000
()reale, C ... 8 (X)
Goldthorpe, Alum- - 6 00
tioldthorpe, Olive 3 00
Gray, Chas 8 00
Olbson, Jos. 6 00
Grant. J. L 90 00
Graham, W. B 2500
Garrow, Chas. 100 00
Graham. John 6 00
Green. Geo 6 00
Goodwin, W e001. 600 ,
Graham. Geo ...... ... 10 00
Gibson, Agues. .. 600
Oorl, Admit ....: • • .• • - 100
Griffiths, Mita 4 CO
Garrick, A. .1 ..... 6 00
(Wary, Mies K 5(2)
Grabaan, John H.-5 00
Gledhill, Thos. 5 00
Griffin. Jos. 0 25 00
'Garrick. Deo 6 (2)
. tiasnisk,laa • • ....... • ••• 54)0
Ooderich Town 0000(10
Holmee, Bert .. 5 00
Hutchison, Miss .. 6 (X)
Hutehisoo, Miss F.... 10 00
Hunt. Ohm 1 00
Harrlsou, W. 11 900
Haw. .ar.,,....„, J. gg
MolesnglesoL,Geo.. . r TO
Hedges' Bros ' 100 00
Howie. Helm 16 OD
Hunt. Geo 10 00
Hunt. Bere7 • 800
Henderson, Alex 1 113
Hoeg, J. A..... 5 00
Harrison. J 2 00
Howard, Jae. . 6 00
Horton, W. L 500 31
Hoggarth, B 10 31
Hume, J. P 1011 00
Hodge. Miss 0. A...... 40 00
Holt. Judge.... 1110 00
Hall. John • 10 OU
Hawthorne, W. , 5(1)
Heileman. (Dr.) Geo.- 25(1)
Houneell. Geo 2 00
Hamilton, Cecil 6 01)
Harding, H. J 6(2)
Hockey. Norman 60
Handink. 11 F 60 00
Harcourt. Chas. J •, 60 00
Hays, J. H 01)0
Halliday, And 10 010
Hays, Mrs W. T 1500
Hunter, A. (3. 25 00
Harris, M 6 00
Holland, J 26 09 '
Howarth. 11 6 00
Howarth. J .... '
00
Himineon,A 20 011
Holmes. O. M 1506)
Horton. Mrs. Hannah. 150 (2)
Hager, (Rev.) W. IL100 00
Hunt. Fred . 30 01)
Hutchinson, W. 116 09
Hero, W 10 00
Hamilton, Rev. Jas.- ao on
Hayden, Dr. W. Y 75 00
Hessen. Mrs. Mary600
Hall, Thos 1 OD
Hillock, P. 1 1.10
Hand y. .1 oho 4 00
Johnoten, Alex 5 00
Johnston, .1 0 00
.1 °beset'', Lizzie 2 011
.1ohmeon, W . 206)
Johnston, W. J lei 121
Johnston, Rote . 1(10
Joirdan ,Mre . Francis IL 1110 (X)
Johnston, R. 11. 10 41)
Jewell. IA m *01)
.1 ohnaton, J. H... 10 (0)
.1 ohnst on, (leo . 10 00
Jackson, C L 60 00
Johnston. Thos. . 10 OD
Jame.. Oeo 6 00
Johnotone• R. 0 6 00
Jones, Mrs. Caroline5 011
Jobee on. Thom 10 00
Jenkins, Mrs. 1 01
Jardine, Frank 5 (10
Johrston, Will J 10 law
Knight li . 25 (2)
Kotarkel. Keen 0 00
K need) a w H 600
K marshal, , Alex 6 (1)
Kelly, John ... 30 00
Kelly. J. Ill 12 00 •
Knox. I.. I, It 00
King. W. T 0 6 00
Kidd. Joe. (family).- 26 00
King, Robt. 0 ..... 10 OD
„42)
K SOX, John 6 00
(4100. lien Ili 10 00
(4.4(7, I, 500
KeAttlag, A T... 11 00
Kelly. W. It .... 0000
Killoran. J. 1. 0000
Kerslake. 11 10
K eight, Joe . I 0
Kitten, A . S 1111
Loader, 0. H
Leask
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SO
1•10140. R • - • • • •
Lome, John.
Egrebiesuee, IL 3
Las, II It
Lay Mum
Laebbrook. H. P
Lyme, Jess.
Leary, Thee .
Leeman. W. J
Levils, 0...
1.
, Chas. C....
Lyn*, NJ
Lae. Mrs. Wes
Lewis. N
Lewle, Mn. IC.N
LUG*, J.
Lewis, W. P
Ley. Frees..
Leckie, T. J
LeTousee Constance..
Lawson. A
Laws -wise &Sipe. F.F
Legg. Thos. .....
Love. Thos
Lesson, R. II
Luzioo, John
Mack Hong
Marlow, W. . .
lIatheweoti, Mr
31 in nal, Fred .....
hlurney, SI
Marne', B.... .
Munroe, D
Morrow, Thos...
Mitchell. Emanuel.
-
Mitchell, Mrs. 0
Million, Jane
Miro, Albert
Moro, Adam ......
Mair, W J . . ....
Moog Foog May
Marriott, J
Moffat, J. W
Marriott. John
MeldruLU. Rev.Dr.A.B.
Mabee. Dr. L M
Matheson, A .. .
Murray. H. R.. .. • •
Marchind. Wm.
Megaw, Frank
Munnings, B. C.
Morrison, Win
M01-1100. C. ft
Moser, J. J .
Moore, 1,. L
Mamie Mime
Muffles-, W. T
Megaw, (4. J
Murray., M. J
Marshall, J. .11
Miller, Roht
Millar, I) k Son
Milne, John
Muir, Chas. H
Morrison. McKie
• •
Marlin. JOS.
Murdoch, W
Montgomery, Mrs
Mallough. Jos.
Moore, W. 8
Morrisb, Wni
Marlton, Win
Martin, Henry
Mitchell. W. (4
Dingo Dm: ..
liayberr, A,
Morrow, W. '
Mitchell. Jas .
Morris, Harry .....
McLean, Robt
• 'McLean, W. J
McLean, Wesley If
McLeod, Wm
McLeod, John •
McBee, Jos.
McKay, B. R.
McIntyre,
McNally, Mrs
McKenzie. D. W
McDonald, Capt. Mall. • • •
McDonald, Mrs. 3. W. .
McHattle. Mrs. -
licKepte, Theo.
McE wan. J. J
McLoughlin. E.
Malaita. R. N. .......... „
; McDonald, Dan -
McEwan. Est. of Peter. .
McIver, Norman .
McKay, Mrs. J. 11
McLean. Ruby E.
McKay, Malcolm
McRae, Rev. D. A
Mclachlin, A. 3
McClure. Mrs
McDermott, H. •
McFarlane, Mrs. Jose
McKee, Mrs
McKay, Capt. Dan
McDistemid, Norman
McMurchey, D.
McDonald. R.
McHardy. Chas
MacKay. D. B. .
McLachlan, Peter
McCracken, Jas
McLeod, Robe
McCauley, Norman
McCartney. Met
McKay, Angus
McCabe. Geo.
McVicar, Geo
McIntosh. Wm.
McArthur. Wm
McKay, N
McDonagh. F. H.
McCreath, W. .1 5 00
McKinnon. D 3 Ott
McVicar, .1 5 OD
McKinnon, John 10 00
MoCreath. C 1(10
MoClaherty, J 10 00
McCreath, Wm 00
MoKenzio.K 100
MacLeod. Geo. II 00
McKay, Roht. 10 00
McLean Bros 100 00
McCarthy, ID, 5 00
McDonald, John 3 00
McVitty, Wm 5 00
McCracken Jas, St 5 00
Nicholmon.Mrs 2 00
Noble. Mee Ann 1 00
Nott, Mit. Mary 1 00
Newoombe. W 10 00
Newcombe. If 10 00
Nairn, J. B 7 00
Newtoa, C. 0 6 OD
Nivea*, J• li 00
Naha, C. A 0000
Bartel, D. J. and Mies- 11 00
Newcombe, Johe.Ar.,esed
Warren Britaania 25 00
Newell. Geo 1 00
Noble, O. 0 100
Stymie, W 100
Netted. 3. W. C 1 00
SS SO
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4 011
200
1 01
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1000
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6 00
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4 00
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5 00
5 00
23 00
2500
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25 00
25 00
50
2 00
5 00
10 00
5 00
20 00
50 00
5 00
4 00
2 00
2 00
3 (s)
10 00
2 00
15 00
100
10 00
5 00
3 00
CrOumbeU, W ....... SO
150
Otte, Jetta 1 00
Oakley, Thos. $1
:I
Orr, J R
Owen, 8 100
(4050 11 OD
0111;bee. D. 12 10 110
Oakley. M. J ........ „.-100
Pola. a .. 100
Powell. W• Jr 1000
Peakireed. I. *00
Pink lbs. W. EL . 0 se
Pallethya. A. J. 10 00
?ars, ss. III SS
Paler, dina. ISO 00
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The Health
aad Beauty Beth
Is accred when Lifeboat*
/kw is geed. It keeps the
alb radioed/ dean mid
glowing with 'health.
Lifebuoy ie an honest mop
-unwrap a cake and sal
it. A mild carbolic odor is
there -that means an et.
tarty healthy skin But. the
odor vanishes immediately
after use.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTHY
SOAP
Psent, T. L.
Petilliain Ernest
Plainly. J. J
Pantos, G. L
20 00
(4)
5 00
100 00
Prendfoot. Wm., Jr 25 00
Plaids J. II 500
Peaudtoot, Wm., M. P.P100 00
?-n.W. J 500
PosiMbwaite. R. C 1 00
Postoor. J . 500
Peoniagton, Chas 3 00
POrtet. 52400
Pi . J. 11 .... 10 00
Platt, Ernest 10 00
Priddle, J. W 500
Pbillips. Wm 5 00
Yellow, W. T 20 00
Prtdham, F. J. and Mrs23 00
Pridham, W. C 90 00
Peachey, W 10 00
Precious, W 1 00
Robertson, W. 21 110 00
Robertson, J. A 5 00
Rutledge, Mrs 1 00
Roblin M ...• 500
.110bertson, C. 31 5 00
' Robertson, W. R. 15 00
Robertson, C 4 00
Rail. C. H 10 00
Reynolds, Robt 4 00
Rutledge, Hall JO
Reynolds, R. 0 10 00
Robertou, Margaret 100
Reynolds, M. C. (Mrs)10 00
Prow flee Geo. E.....eass ' 1111.00
Robertson, A. M...... 100 00
Reed, C. A SO 110
Roberts, John. 1100
Rhymes, Mrs. 5 00
Reaslord. Jaha.. - 10 00
Mimeo N. - 100
Reid, Jas"• -. 5 00
400
Rosa, D.R. - 550
Stralton, J. A 5000
Stratton Alex 3 00
Seraiton. J. W 1600
fitraiton. J 5 00
Spain. Joe 3 00
again, Peter 5 00
Shaw. Charlotte 3 00
Snyder, Mrs. Mary 1 00
Stevenson, Albert 3 00
Stewart. J. B 10 00
Ellillb. R. E 400
Shipman, Walter ... 3 00
Sturdy. Thre..-.......... ,10 les
Snellgrove N ..-. 1 00
*others. 8 • 20 00
81111b. A 8 500
Schneer. A 3 00
Sturdy, I). L 200
Siewart. A 2 00
Sproul. John 5 00
Sanderson. Cle'rls... 10 00
littoddart. D 2000
&aka, W. W 10 00
Stapelton. C 1 00
Smith, Goldie 5 00
Showdown E 3 00
Swart'. Claire L. 12 00
Strang. B. Mabel 3 00
Sturdy, (3 10 00
litoddart. E. May 1000
Strang, H. I 10 00
Strang, Mrs. Elie 15 00
Sherman, Miss I. E. ,10 00
Saunders. Alex 100 00
Sumo, Thos. 5 00
Maunders. W. Frank U 00
&mrders. Chia". K. •25 00
&mite, Ben. J 2500
Scrimegeonr. J... 10 00
Stancombe. Geo 10 00
Sherman, Wm 100 00
Somerville. Wm 25 00.
Simmer. Mary 2 00
Seager, C 23 00
Sbearer. Daniel 15 00
Flack, Mrs 10 00
Showdown, 8 5 00
Hwarts, Mrs. L. E 260(1
Sperling, R. M. 12 00
Bellows, R. R. 23 00
Meadow, Wm 10 00
hlw &Mehl, Wm. 25 00
Sweets. Thos. 15 00
Sinclair. Iles. 5 00
Stowe, Harry Be 2 00
Smith, J. W 2.500
Smith Bros 23 00
Merman, Jobe 1 00
Sharman, W. r 10 00
Strang. Miss Bolen 10 (0)
Stewart. J. M 15 00
Sldway Meseastibe On50 00
Itheppani, F. C. 20 00
Merman. W. R 23 00
Sturdy. Jobe 10 00
Eiolomon, Fred H. 5 no
Spescer, Ed A 00
SionvervMs. Jaha 10 00
fltewart, Wsi ........ .„1 00
leotbers, W. It• 10 00
Rbeerdown. 11. W 500
Sproule, David 16 00
Spews, Chas. J 4 00
Beetle Jae 2 25
fisertleg, A. „ 1 00
Mow,. Jobe. 600
agelar, Jobs. 20 00
Noble, J. 10 00
Illeinert, J. O. Je• 1
000011111b. Gee.
lipanow, P. 100
IlwarM. J. B.. 12 00
fibewart, (Ise. 10 00
Sharpe, W. T 10 00
*wart, IOW 000
1
l0
La.. J. W............... SS 00
, Thee. ll 10 00
Tye. Mrs. W. D.....-..- 000
Teen Mrs. M. C......... II IIS
Traeldwr, J. W. .....,-1*
Thenettm. Jae. .. 6.1111
Tlismosa, J. F.
...... *MI
Temple, G. C- .... 100
Theesse. Joie ... 4 00
T 0 0
.T•Zigi. J 10
Tuner, H. J. *00
Mill,J 100
ie* se so
Tayks, Dr. A IN 00
Thempeos, W 10
1*
Tale, V 000
Timor. R. R. ..... . SO 00
Tg.r.Jt • 100
a • 00
Tape, Edith.......--„1000
Trivet, WM 10
Tierney,P 1 00
Vsnafter a Natter 16 00
Videos, Chao 3 00
Yeoman, J. 11 a 00
Videos, • a 00
Wieland, H. C... ..... -100
Woods, G. 8 110
Wallis. T. It 10 00
Waite, Was 10 00
Washington, Eleanor 5 00
Wilson Geo 10 00
Warsock, Wm 1 00
woes.. Wm 5 00
Wiggins, Das 10 00
Westou, D 400
Walt, Percy 10 00
Wilson, Jos. LI 15 00
Wiggins, Joha 10 00
Watson, Geo 1 00
Watson, Fred 5 00
Wilson, Dark] 5 00
Wetmore, F. G 3 00
Wells, Chas e 00
Whitman, Mrs. J. W. 3 00
Walters, Mrs. L 3 00
Warner, E. A ' 5 00
Watson, Blanche 5 00
Wigle, E. R 500
Wataon, Kate A 10 00
Wiggins, Edith 10 00
Watson, Vesta E 10 00
Weir, Fred G 500
Webster, Wm 5 00
Williams, Geo., Victoria
Road 100
Woollcombe, F 25 00
Whitely, Lily 5 00
Whitely. Jennie 5 01
Webb. E. C. 500
Wilson. Louise 5 00
Wilton, J 2 00
Watson, Conrad 10 00
Watson, E. F 10 00
Whiting, L. 5 00
Wallace, H. 8 200
WoUenbauser, Mr 2 00
Wttosell, C. 2 00
Westbrook. Geo 2 00
Willisam, Geo 25 00
Warrener, Thou 20 00
Wldder, Mn. L. 3 23 00
Watson E. R 900
Watson, Miss C. M. 1 00
Watson, H. L 15 00
Whitely, 0. C 20 00
-Weight, Mrs. Wm.. 2 *0
Whitely, Dr. J. B 2500
Wellbank. Chia. 12 00
Williams, A 1 00
Wallace, Wm 3000
Wilson R 10 00
Wilson Barnard 5 00
WilOgn Fred Al OS
Westerns, TIsol• 1 SO
WeselgaSe. resat 0 *
Weller, Stephen 3 0
Yomignon, John
UMW 8. I
Temengblute G. H
Yon1110blute
Yellin 8. H
110•06. Jas
T. Bets
Yong, James
Yee. Belson
Yowls& Robe
Young. Noble
100
Totersubscriptions 1 17,007 75
Paid in cash 6,11L1 10
Balance in Canadlea Beak
of Commerce 5,016.50
(1. WILLIAMS, TTIMIMMIS.
We have compared the canyeaseirs.
reports with the subscription cards, ver -
Med the bent balance, aid found the
above statement correct as at Deas lase.
W. L. Eucrr }Auditors.
C. L. JACKSON
Roasts retain their natural flavor -
bread, cakes, puddings, etc., baked in a
aryls
dora
Imalways come fresh and.sweet
5
from its perfectly ventilated
oven. See the McClary dealer in your town.
Sold by HOWELL HARDWARE CO.
••••••••••••••••••••••••• ships Mir Robert, weakliest bad
faded away -so what was the use?
The farmers are told to ham on -sot
to good the market with a street del-
uge of wheat -to dole it out and keep
41-0.0400414110 el F OADOW0/044.0444 price.steady elope &dyke, peebape,
Ottawa, October le. if the Northwest farmers had bozos 10
hundred millioo bushels f greaaret fora"me wheat in, but 001 "3 Pied when
It leaves them at the tender mercy of
swiaPrenaccording t ci ithIai7.11120aatiali: iaNworatkoldwe::: tbe railways and elevator companies.
strictions of this fair Canada of ours Besides, the winter price threatens
may be told to anybody but the people to he weak, and no man wants to hold
on tor • I
who are most willing to buy it. mo. A Government conns
is -
When Premier Borden came back sion bas shown that on as average it
from England • month ago be an- mete the Northwest farmer eiztY-fmr
trounced that shipm would he provided cents te produce s busts,' of wheat.
Pome years it costs seventy cent+ a
to transport this great crop aro.. the
„am and gtt Liverpool „jct.,. or bushel. Suppose Winnipeg buys at
something just*, good. He also an - ninety cents a bushol-the prevent
nouneed that the Canadian farmer quotation for No. 1 hard, and all wheat,
wind you, hat No, 1 bard-wbat's
was at liberty to dispoere of his wheat
to any neutral country be could lay the" in it for the farmer after frnight
'Nett. rates aid elevator charges are taken
hands on, or words to that
Both these announcemenui turned out ? A small margin which ends
ecauw, constantly to disappear. And if tbe
out to be hollow blessings, b
ships te carry the crop across the wheat -grower bolds op, as he is ad -
ocean were not at eatable, having been vies,) to do, the risk increases not only
cthrough deterioration in tbe commod-
hartered or expropriated, roost of
them, by the Allies for other purpose.; ity he has to eel!. but through the
nianipuletions of the nierketa.
and also because no neutral country
wanted to buy Canadian wheat except It has been figured out tbat. after
the country nearest us, namely, the ail expenses are paid, • Northwest
United States. with which it is the farmer tilling a section of land, twenty
bushels of idlest to (be acre, realizes
policy of the Co ...... tive Govern -
net perhaps $1.30 -that is to ray, twc-
meat to Wive neither truck nor trade
dollars on an acre, small enough re-
turn considering Iris trill and hardship
and the high cost of living for himself
and hi. family. If the tariff harrier
between him and the United Metes
were taken down be would realise on
that ---------.5 thortbwest
.,5110, which
would I fancy, make e N
OUR OTTAWA I,EITER
oat s mutuel preferential basis. -
Othor proposals looking to the pur-
chairs of the crop en bloc by the Brit-
ish Government likewise fell througb,
chiefly because neither the grain -
growers our the British Government
COuld me any considerable advantage
in such a transaction. winter abseil twice es tolerable as it is
Meenwhile the opening of the Dar-
danelles draws every day neareewhich
means the release of • great flood of
Russian wheat and the glutting of the
European and British martet• against
the Canadian product. Naturally
Europe buys the Russian wheat be-
caule It ie neater -tad cbsaper. le
fact. so fee as Europe is concerned, if
Canadian wheat doe's' t get t he
market first, It doesn't get the market
at all, because the European demand
fpr the tine flour into which Cane -
&an wbeat is manufactured is not in-
sistent. They have their poorer classes
over there and the poorer classes have
to put up with poorer bread. They
5 00 are sot educated, as they are es this
continent. to • high average of taste.
10 00
1 00
2 00 Canadian wheat salable in tbe United
This point of quality is what makes
6 00 States, stanch' a wheat -producing,
20 00 wbeateexporting country itself and in
n o &wirer of starvation if the Cana -
6 00 dia. crop is cot off. The ooly reason
500
30 wky United States millers buy our
wheat is became it is a barrier. better
4 00 wheat and makes up into superior
5 00
grades of flour, which can be mixed went to the united mumps without let
wttb the inferior flours from the softer oraiadmoon it would get into taw
Abisrlean wheats to hem, then', °I, habit orgoing there and wooid pres-
to standard. In short, the Untied
suggest here another seLtinsental sw-
eetly "lose its identity." Otte mightStats.
States buys that hundred million
busbeeassolothelfbesit buy 1. nonetoiamply
ot, gsoodforbe-a
tity, blending its proud No. 1 hardoese
gument-that wben it lose* its ides -
nation that has developed a palate,.
with a noble end in view, to uplift end
with softer, loser elements, it does it
Thebes: torrheadeUnsitedof Sntorthatesernis kevunirson tont:
Wordy the mass with whack. it mingles.
'proved by the fact that in .spite„ or -One argument is about as silly as the
freight tolls and custom duties. a lot
other. Canes:On whet can afford to
of it keeps dribbling over the line all lose • lot of etlentity so long as it finds
a good price per bushel. Canadian
th"nWtiit.lilt going into an elaborate fish frequently swim over the boundary
argument about tbe price of wheat in line aud lose their identity as Cana,.
Winnipeg as compared with the price dian fish, but no complaint is made.
of wheat In Chicago or Minneapolis, It is much the game with Canadian.
Mr. Thos. Btadwell died at bis home it is late to say that if the United wheat -identity or not, it will slip.
in Howick township. near Clifford. no States duty were removed the Cosa- across. ' H. F. G
September 210:11. He was born in Eng dian fanner would get ten cents a
land eighty-three years ago, but bad bushel more for his sliest than he
lived in Canada 1065. He was • does now -that is to say. he would
stonenessoo by trade and lived for • get the duty. There is no reason why
number of years et Brussels. His the United States won't take that
wife, two sons and four daughters sue- duty off except that Canada won't
vire. take hers off, ton. It is understood
(bat the light still holds out to holm at
West ington, and that in 'spite of, the
BS KAT IF BACK repulse to reciprocity in 1911 'tire
United Mates continues to welcome
MOORS HURT concessions which will make
food cheaper.
Canada could remove her tariff on
United States wheat with perfect im-
punity, because Canada is not • wheat, -
importing country. no only thing
that prevents is cracker-barrel
Canadian wheat must he denied its
nearest and dearest market becau
the interests, and consequent4 the
dea";17rd. nerhasr PPrielney,"or ;dee Feinf mtuh.el
Government, elected by the interests.
IhiMeg _meat va1si1y sviiatually pre- say so. It is being recallet in the
ems Mftsy tremble is seem forms or present juncture that It was the wheat
ear, says a well-knewu authority, bs- crowd and tb. meat Proved that de-
mises lai• arae asid la MISS writes the tested recipronty-not tbe men who
they bosom overworked: gat produce tb• wbeat and the meat, hitt
the men who toll it and grind it and
cure it and smoke it and freers it and
squeeze it. for monopoliser's profits
The war seems not to have altered
Um Borden Oovernesent's Intention
making • few miller* and packers rich
at the supeues of the maws." The
fermiers et the Northwest were delib-
erate/7 ensearaped Inc.,... their
wine& imarenge this year. the prospect
being bold out elt war micas for a
bumper crop Welly smoking, that
was the "palliative and production
policy." leeseed by the Borden Gov.
ornesent. The terms were told that
Russia was all Red ugt at the Darden.
elks and now WWI *Mr choke to cash
le. And the teenier*, though not last-
II=PPelssee theclemibilleet blitlesirPramilm
Sad &Ha anies• Wen 111111 Watee:uoldles yeer 11=8 It
gillamon00, 41***4111.1"11.1.1110 001100041111"..11"01 morm'aul tbeigisers"milimilrbise gmalingirmithem ki
IIIMMIS MOM Ma ASS 1111 bar ow mush seed it don dm& Tb.
=a earksollillaujilZilltillsh 1.1.711111171 did't gre .11111.142,
With no ships to sail the mar. and
Do place to move the crops to, excepts
the same old spot fevorell by the in-
terests, the No: thweet farmer practi-
cally has that hundred million bushels
!or export to Dis(4ands. If beset)", it
in Canaria be isn't going to make
much out of it, and when he doesn't
sell it in the United States -which he
is not. allowed to do -he loses &bone
ten million dollars • He sot only loose
time million dollars on tbe bendred
million bushels foe export, bat perhaps.
another five million dollars on the re-
mainierg hundred bushels for
home use, coesiderIng tbe tact tkat if
the tariff barriers were knocked down
the international price would tend to
even up oo • higher line
From which it follows that the
Northwest farmer is being done out of
fifteen million dollars by Govern-
ment which is too scared 01 115 friends
to *i'. him a Nears deal. The onle
argument whkii etsods between the
farmer and the Mersa millions is a
sentimental one -if Canadian wheat
Rev. James Pearson. of Ethel, in
tends going to England to take a
course in philosophy and tbeology at
Oxford University,
Mose= a eau to Rah "Maws
11/Wart Wien yen -Drink
Iota of vatic
CHILDHOOD
CONSTI PATION.
cure constirsist ion of cbildbood.
Baby's Own Tablets will promit;
act as a gentle lawitere, regulate the
bowels and stomach and are siersoluts-
ly mfr. Coneernirg them Mn. A.
Crowell, Sandy Cove, N. M., writ..:
"I can FtrOnfilly recommend Baby's
Own Tablets to all mothers whose
Ilttle ones are suffering from consti-
pation:* The tablets are mold by med-
icine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a,
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine -
Co., Brockville, Ont.
t and muse all eerie et
,s_, 35,00515117bedieshe sal We-
ary to this regions rbrainetle Oda-
,* Nom thelbse, este abonseb. aes-
a•Ipallse. terrid Oyer, deninenna. of
fladiar end larleary irritation
lihe amnia year bask er
rheiserwe't ening right, or if bladder
yes. pt shout tsar Mini of
0401 Odle hem any geed 'harmer;
talo a tahlespeustal la a Sesf vatic
Whim breektest fer a taw mg your
blew will Oen est *a Inmeee
se110 Is aide tom Or asci
*I Immo Juke. omiehted with
end ban his mad far gnmanihns
S oh &mid klahrye sod ailide than
110 saiiM esinity; she to sintrelbe the
n ib II the orbs so it se=lail•
Mae. thna lift *War
Archer. e former reeident a Mullett.
Rio , Wm. and John Ford, of Hue
lett. are brothers. and Thomas Archer
a beet her -in. law.
Josie R., daughter of Mr. and Mra.
James Eleley, Londemborte, wee
married et her home there on &Mem-
ler 31th to Milton E Hooper. of St.
Marys Rev. Dr. Medd, of Chatham,
assisted by Rev. C C. Keine, per-
formed the esteems y.
MI. All WIN
Kodlo Mean sad Well ly Visa
Waysembern,Pa. - " I was ell rusaienni
after a lordegeoll el broschltle es it wit
bard for am to keep afloat. 1 land pies
I. ray 'hut sod teak esti endly.411
it bullt we op se I nia
and I as ehlsole40
island asited se * try VINel. I SI
earl
I hed astalane do
tabby yinoi...... Ow lr.
SSC Wayneebtria. Pik
strewth. Y our maw bulk 11
tbs. mew, pen
er.R t..44. =hada
H. C. Dunlop, Druggist, Gellert&
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