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The Goderich Star, 1918-05-17, Page 3" s ......... M. Aid :1 '11 W CLUBBING RATES WITH THE STAR The Stal and Toronto lobe ......... .. $5 25 Daily Only "Empire ......... 5 25 Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star .................. 2 65 Wealy Son (Toronto) .......... 2 40 Toronto Daily Star ....... . I .... 4 30 Toronto Daily World ........... 5 25 Toronto Daily Neva ............. 4 30 Farmer's Advocate .............. 3 DO 99 'rh@ Country Gentleman ......... 3 11 London Daily Advertiser ....... 5 jondon Daily Free Press ....... 5 00 Montreal Weekly Witness ...... 2 90 World Wide, Renewal ......... 4 25 PreAyterian and Westminster. 3 30 Catholic Register .... ... ... 2 90 Saturday Night (Toronto) ...... 4 25 McLean's Magaiins ............. 2 75 Boxes journal (Toronto) ........ 2 25 W*mss's Home Companion (Now York) . .................. 3 25 The Saturday Evening:Pdtt.... 3 25 Tim Lailies' Home Journal.... 3 50 gnoinding postage to Canadian 8uhReribom) The Canadian CouniqAtan (Weekii) .................. ... 2,00 Tits Youth's Companion ........ 3 75 Sitttish Americso ............... 4 00 Scientific Amertran ............. 4 75 Cosmopolitan Magasine ...... 3 00 McClure's Maga2ine ............ 3 00 American Homes and GarJefts (Monthly 1 4 50 To Rubscribot - Q e. I t'.e. d- S t a t e s go cents addition to nil above, to Pay postage. Any combination of the above publl- cations may be had with The Stari jur example: T6 SjjLr And Daily Mail and Empiro...15 25 The family Htr&W($2.6-1 less $11 .50) 1.15 T6 TIM Papers. $6 40 namittances by Postad Note or Fy- ,pregs Order at our risk ALddrMq VANATTER & NAYTEL, PriblisherR The Star (4oderieb Ont Twill r 1W 4W Jlv� 7w, 7 M 2 3 anir DtSt,trict ( 95 Me MMEM] Mrs� Thos. Millar, of Lqndesboro, Antile Dow. widow of the, late Hugh TORON" NARNJM. Newest" Shot' fashions passed away on Friday, May 3rd, NVallace Brown, died s0denly on Wed, TORONTO, May IC -The Board The family of Mr. James Ne'Vurchie nesdixy� May lst� at the family mi- of Trade quotation* for ycsterday we and have moved, from Blyttj to Cjjqt9% dcOce Ill Exeter. She was a resident for as follow*; m1lere they will In tutilre,'resio.e. , upllvards of thirty years arid was it Manitoba Wheat in Store Fort Williams Ftl�w SverVwkem come 1700orts that tile demana for ()x(ordj Mr. and '�Irs. George Crooks, Brtl$- I conslutetilt member of the Pxresbyterl.4Ti including Tax). 00lu and PUMP &M0411tS &ID104t to a craze. [lave acare the kind h h 4 No I northern -AAN't sels, celebrated t4e ootti anniversary No, A north*rn. I =110%. All of their wedding on Saturday, May 4th. One of the old and lijigrily esteeme4 No. 3 nortuem UX%. Miss Edith Deadman, Brussels, is residents of Wingba.a passed aNvay,pa No. 4 Wheat, home/�attpr complettag two years of Monday of last wee); in tile person of ManIt"A'04tis (in 3jore Fort William). her4ts course at mc.Master Uni Eliza 4me, relict ot the late Alexander No. I O.W.. 40TAc. versity. No. 3 O.W.. tt%c. 10owdl,. She was In her 85th year aW IiIxtria No. I feed. 77%c. Nrbe.51; Harvey. son of Mr. and had resided for many years in Bowl , k No. I too. 7t%c. fiewars ol 'Mrs. Thos. Harvey, of Exeter. a,veteran township, prior to coming to Wingliam. Arnericsin Cern (Track. Toropto). of Vlmy Ridge, has arrived home from No. 3 yellow. kiln dried. nominal, England. Mr. and Mrs. James Lane, old time No 4 Yellow kiln dried, nerninal. Mr, John Kellatt, Exeter, broke a and esteeemed residents of Lane$, Ontario Oati (According to F"hta small bone In his , If 040144). Sold ,arm, by failing off celebrated the fiftieth anniversary 0 No. 3 white. ;10 to 82c. n9mirlal. his bicycle and comi-06 in contact with their marriage on Saturday, May Att). No. 3 white, 80c to 81% nomhuxl. on the a hydrant. About thirty guests vvere present and Ontario Wheat (11114816 In Stam Meft"tr0alIN4 Mrs. Lane w4s Presented with a M No* I Winter, per* cair let. $Xn. merits of -Mr. Stanley McBride, sr., dropped dead gold piece and Mr. Lane with a g6 Peas (AcGording to Freights, Outside). at his h9me in Stanley township, while watch. No. WMItal, repairing a screen dbor. He was a well- to rrolghtq Oui&MN U1.6 to 51. 1. kiloWn farmer. A huge elk [torn was unearthed I U -(9� t NUckwhost (,AowdIn§-- to Freights - Ow. he action of the flood and ice on thi -Roy -Stev(w-t, eldest son Of Mx% an F -.19.&-1 I-.$-- ---. ek river bank at Clinjon oDpo-site the e6i�q 'a. __ - �.Ir$. Peter Stewart, brussels, has U w out. 1. 4 to $1.86. pin en- dence, of Mr. John ii�nsford. The hq* RYS tcr9rding to Freights Outside). listed with an aviation corps and will measures 51 inches in length, 13 inelim NO- - $2-36- Manlitoba Flour 'ITorente). �i. drill at Togonto. in. circumference, at th6,base, with I War Quality. $10.15. Afr. R. 3. 'Bloomfleld. who has re- tines 4 the largesl�, of which Nvas"114" Ontario Flour tin Boos. Prornpit Ship. I m*nt). FUNEU ATTENTION turned to Wingham from Pittsburg, inches in lehgth x1fiti 6 inches In (.T� War �as purchmed the Haines property in cumference. $1045 Montreal. 04-46 Lower Wingham. Toronto. Police Magistrate J. A. Morton, MlIffood (Car Lots, Delivered Montreal Jdalse nioney in your spare time Rev. Mr. Snowden, Methodist minis- Wiligham, has received official nottee Freights, loads included). this Witxt�r by selling Nursery tPr,,h0,.")purc4#,*ed.M -4 by Me Ontario Gc�, Bran, per too. 05. Potat b.riQk pf,his uppointmen Stock and New S Shorts. p r to 4w,"'old t 1� magistrate f(W the y M: ;a 11110 ck. a tbq1;�1jlxtA0ixe to #t � rt on ;uperannua ng this year. villages 9 Wroxeter, Blyth, BrusseK No. I. per ton. $it to $17. t $pring gal,i. Rev R J McCorm[ok, of Blyth, has and the townships of Howtek, Tu�U:� Mixed, per ton, $14 to $15. We pay hliche"t oomminotonR and turn. berry and Morris. This will be in iAo- Stir w (Track, Toronto). illfflelently 'recovered from his recent Ter ton, 48.50 Imh our Sal6umou with literature with ievere illness to visit Ills parents on dition, to, Mr. Mortdn-.s duties for the C@kr lots, Formers' Market. 6 "Ptiq 4h" to it. �he farm near Trom-nirldge. town of Wingliam. Fail wheat-.1filling, $214 per bushel. 8eud ior otir list of Now Affed arid Miss Catherine,Camilbell, daughter of Sergt.-Major� Thos. Morgan, it Noun 0oose wheat --42.11) to J2.12 W busholl. Oil PIxtticulam Barley -Malting. 411-50 per bushel. 4r. and Mrs. Danlef'daifipbell, Luck- Englishman, who was engaged rov.,.w- Q&U-44c to, Ale per bushel, io,w, passed aw y on Saturday, May time with Mr. Jag. -Cornish near Clint&' Buck a�t_;1.85 per bushel. axih, IEW44"N ith, at the age 1�1 35 years, and who went oversVs as -a privaj#� Rye--oAhlo'carding to aarngt a, nominal. in the 33rd battalion, has been created. Hay-Thnothy, $17 to $I per ton; miz- jWi "T. Miss Ada McDougall, who formerly a Chevalier of Leopolde by tile Belgian od And clever, $16 to $16. Ked near Lucknow, was marriedApril King for distinguished service on the, W1NNWEG GRAIN MARXET. 10�kh at Virden, Man., to Mr. Charles 11,1d. This is his second devoration,'I Winnipoll, May 13 -The demand for WE WANT NOW ard-jBI;xo4rAope , tler.. Was of a4 I h�;, - . 1� '. , 0 , 1 having -been av%ard(-d the D. C. several cagh oats very light today for kff IvIi s . q6t-gla Hartinan. '.'daugh6r, of., - onths grades except No. 2 C.W., for wbjch 61r. andilirs,,, Simon Hartman, m ago, I Vc premium over May wasi being gold Re table Agent in Huron County it of Step- Lieut. -Col. John A. Cooper, who rez. on reports that exporters wars, buying sell Pelliatn's Petrlea3 Fruit nod Or ien, was recently unitea In marriage cruited the Canadian Buffs and took In the south, Most of the offerInga of A natti-ental treesduring Fell arid Wintei ,0 Mr. 1L. S. Baron, of Detroit, Mich. them over to England, has reverted to other girades were being placed ktainst month& Gnod pay, excl'usive territory contract Oats closed 2%c higher for Miss Muriel Brothers, of Brussels, the rank of major arid has gone to may an4 I%c higher for July. Barley ftqt selling equipment. ias received the degree of B. A. at France to be attached to the 19th bat- closed 1%o i7o�w%r for May at $1.38; flax Over600 Aqreb of the choicest Nuroerj JcMaster ljnlversit�, roronto taking talion. lie is a son of Mrs. Wiij. Cooper, closed %o lower for May and Ic higher Stgckt hiclInding NEW varieties con iliecial standing in English, Hisi.ry and of Clinton. Another son, Lieut. E. H lor July. trolled b us. Handsome up-to-date sell doderns. Cooper, who has recently recovere� Winnipeg ms�rket: Oats -Mai,, 79c to ing ecitoMontent ind g'splefidid Cittioldlov 80%c. July, 77%c to 733ic. Mr. T. H. Davidson, an old Exeter from a �evere illness, is novv in tile Barley --May closed $1.38. grown stock to offer custinters. We an Ioy, late of Saginaw. Mich., will shortly Pay master's department in London, I Flax -May. $3.65 to $3.69%; July, $3.73 not jobbers. Write Abw fox ageucj ake charge of Ahe new Fort Selby E n g.. to $3.75. terms to lotel, Detroit. He was recently visiting Mr. John Searlet of MgKillop nut I _Caotl ees: Oata-No. 2 C.W.. 90%6; PELHAM NUR99R'V CO., n Exeter. �ay No. 3 WIW.. 77%c; extra No. I food. INvith a serious acci4ent on Tues Of 17%c; No. I feed, 74%c; No. 3 feed, 71%0. Toronto, Ont Amos Tipling has been elected presi- last week, when his horse became Barley -No. 3 C.W., 11-40; NO- 4 C.W.- N.B- -Catalogue sent on request to appli lent of the Wingham Bowling Club ; rrightened at the Seaforth creamery 11.35; rejected, $1.10; feed. $1.05. I. E . Smith, honorary president; Win. 'truck, and jumping into the ditch up- Flax -No. I N.W.C. -$3.69%; No. X C. cents for agencies or purchaseas oj lolmes, vice president ; C. P. Smith, set the buggy and threw him ' out W', 13,66%,' No. 3 C.W., $3.44%. Nursery Stock. coretary treasurer. fracturing several ribs. His many ol�j IIAVURPOOL MARKIRTS. Mr. John Govett, an old and respected friends both in town and country hope Liverpool, May 13. -Beef, extra India esident of Clinton, passed to the Great that his injuries may not prove serious uiess, 370s. Pumned i�� for T*exoty Nil... leyond on Thursday, May 2nd, at the and that he will soon be able to be Pork. prime mess, we&tern, 330m. ge of seventy-two years. He was a about again. Hams, short cut. 14 to 16 lbs., 1379. LONDON, May 14. - HrLUab Clear -bellies, 14 to 16 lbs.. 160a. , mounted trbops after capturing XIr- ative of Yorkshire, England. A pleasing event took place at 5 p. m. Long clear middles, light, 28 to 34 lbe., kut. to Mesopotamia, pursued the Many . friends learned w on May ist, at the home of the bride's 1603. Turks for a distance at 20 miles to I Ith much re- Long clear middles. heavy. 35 to 40 the northward. says an ofticial state - ret of the death on Monday of last brother, Mr. John Hunkin, a t tbll." 16m; veek of Miss Lizzle Pearl Montgomery, garry Place," Exeter, when Miss Ethel, Shok-t-bl,&r ba,kii, 16 to 20 tbs., 257a mexxt issued yesterday by the Weir aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mont- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunkin, Shoulders, square. 11 to 13 tbs., 138s.' Offlee. On May 11 the Turks were omerv, of East WaNNanosh. She was of Exeter, became the bride of Mr. Lard&, prime western. In tierces. 149& driven, across the Iewer Zab river at ,,I her 23rd year. John Selves, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. John id; American refined, palls, 16rs; Amer- Altym Kupri. The IrAter place Is go Selves, of Usborne. The c ony was Tallow. Australian in London, 72s, Sergt. Frank Andrews, who enlisted erem ican refined, boxes, 150s. miles southeast of Mosul. Ath the 161st battalion and who had performed by Rev. Dr. Fletcher, Of Turpentine spirits. 125s. "Thirty prisoners and two gum cen in England ever since they went Thames Road, in the presence of about Rosin, common, 64a 6d. were captured. The following day ver, has returned homb, not being 100 Invited guests. Petroleum, refined, Is 6%d. airplanes bombed hostile comps be. I I Linseed oil, 62s. tween Allyn Kupri and Arbil on the onsidered physically flt, owing tl a The snug sum of $16,430 v%as netted Cottomseed oll,*68s 6d. light deafness. I., 'from Mr. .1. J. Nierner*s sale of thor- War kerosene, No. 2. Is 2%d. Tigris." Mr. and Mrs. R. Jarrott, of Egmond- ughbred stock on Wednesday, May tst . I CMCAGO GRAIN IWA-RKET. Clean Stomach, Clean Mind.-Trif tile, announce the engagement of their This was in addition to the eash value j. p. Bickell & Co. report the following sto,11A,.11 is tho %%orkshop of the %ital aughter, Reits, to Mr. Wellington R. of ma�v other articles. Over 250 autos Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade: ook, of Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1%vere lined ut) along 4ide the farut Prey. functions and when it gftq out of order fpnces during the time of sale. Mr. Open. High. Low. Close. Clean. the V%hole s -tem rloiws in sNinpath), Cook, of Clinton, the marriage to take lace early in June. Nlernrr has reserved 110 head of the top -t Corn- The spirits flog, the mind (troops and thoroughbred cattle for herd purpose ' KAY - .. . 127% 127% 127% 127% 127% work becomes impossible. I'he first Mr. Samuel McBride, sr., one of the s� fuly .... 143 145VL 142% 145% 143 Y, care should he to restore lit-althful espected citizens He will farni 600 avres this season, oa L -t__ of the village of ha% ing 200 acres In beans and 12,7) In May .... 72% 75 72 75 72% Retiou of tile stomach anti tho best pre- urich, died suddenly. He Was former- flax. Tuly .... 65% 66% 64% 667 '1 66 paration for that purpose rg Parulelee's a farmer in Stanley township but I Pork- Vegetable Pills. tieneral use for ypar� number of years ago moved to Zurich The plant and equipment of tile Ex- Ka� 44.32 44.32 44.07 44.25 44.70 has won thein a leading place in medi- reside. lie was 74 yeart of age. leter Manu fac to ring COMPan�, against Futy 44.75 45.00 44.60 44-85 45.15 cine. A trial %%ill att"t their %alue. which the corporation of Fxeter heldl The Kincardine Turf Club purposes MAY 24.70 24.82 24.70 24.82 24.87 olding a. m Ot,bxx �tmes`fth, with a a m6rtgage for $9,000, payable in nine July 25.10 25.25 25.00 115-25 25.27 'rEAM"'ORK urse of $7�0, The"following officers years at $1,000 a yeitr, has been sold to Sept W. H. Westman of Chatham, for $16,0001 y_u6s ... ..... ..... 25-60 "It aln't the Fun,4 nor armament. nor a -,e beea-etected(be khc year : Presl- funds that fhey can pay, ent, N�,% rwpath', 460ettiry, J. L. Ar- cash. The sale was mbae by the town gay .... ..... . ..... 23. 12 titage ; treo�iirer, P -Paterson. fome weeks ago on the town's mort- I UlY .... 23.75 23.87 23.67 23.97 23.12 But the close co-operation, that makes 1 1, Solot. ... 24.12 24.32 24.12 24-32 24, 0 thprn win the day. gage. by consent of the shareholders 4 Mrs. John Cousley, 'an old resident of the co . rnpany, who get nothing for It ain't the Indfv1dual rinr thp arnis I a� 03A,tppsejs, has moVed to the NVest. their stock. The nevv proprietors, N%e a whole, he"i#9 Accompanied oy her grand- understand, are preparing to ino%p some I'lut the everlastin' toar[mork of ever-, aughteM, the Misses M4�ii khlin, who of the machines to Chatham, but it is UNION STOCK YARDS. bloornin, solil." a Lo join their parents a'b4'dthor mem- possible they may conduct a repair TORONTO, May 14. - Common - . _KIPIANG Prs of the tamfly . at PrbV60, Alta. Ishop in Exeter. gftdes of cattle show a decline of 25e Mothers ran easily kno%% when their ------ Per cwt., but all other grades held children are troiiblod %vitti %vormi. and about steady. Choice yearlings are thov lose no time in appl)ing tht: best U'kr I& Hates Qrbirtnany. Pale and FeeWe quoted at $20 and $22; medium �16 of �efnediols Mother GraNp�' Worm Ex- LOND May, 14.�Tbe si-Luation to $17.50; choice light -weight sileep, terminator i Ukrat to 117.50 to $19; heAVY, tat sheep and .k has beed 6 so disturbed But Now Well Again bucks. $15 to $16.50. at tbe,;' or s despatebtd MARKET YOUR MAPLE NUGAR I de j,"'trman hilve There was a fair run Of calves, over Irge ettp. ments of Bavarian eav- XIItLE. RICHER EXPRE,"ES GHATI- 700 head. and the market held try from 'Mandere on the way to TUDE TO DODWS KIDNE1' PILLS steady. Choice vest eMyea sold at Thpre is a bi market for maple krainia, the corrigspond6t at Am- stigar and mapf, sNrup in Canada .erdam of the Exdhangp. Telegraph $14 to $15; medtum, $11.50 to ('110 (j nited StateFi and in England' a. reports. Fells flow With the Impurities (Jeansed $13.50; grassers and common calves, Farmers who can't ffild local mark - Word�'tbqt fighting is to be r sual- Front Her Blood, She Found a New $7.50 to $10, and heavy, fat calves, Pts should write to Montreal oil e Lease of Health. $12 to $14. I in 11,krainla tias been re(eived I Toronto. ,om Liege, Belgium. The Bavarian St. (;eorfre iv Windsor, Qup ------ Hogs --With receipts of 1897 hogs ivalry detachments are Ftai(l to have May 13th (Speoial. - -6,rateful for the the market held steady at $21. fed 'Piptidid resoil� she has obtain,�d frorn and watered, and $20.25,'f.o.b rrived at'that city. S the use of llodfl's Kidney Pills, Mlip. CHICAGO ]LIVE STOCK.' PLA14T (wrinany to Seize Russia" Fleet. Mari-Atim- 10rher, a well-knoi\r) resi- Chicago. May 11-Hogs--Recelpts, 52.. LONDON, May 14.-A Reuter d,4- lent of this place. is telling tho proo(I 000; unsettled;. bulk, 117.40 to'417.75; )atch filed at Moscow Oil May 2 says new, to hrr friends. light, $17.20 to $17.85; Mixed. $17. ermany has announced thAt all ari-n- "I am happy to reoorTimplid lijqj(11,.� $17.85: heavy, $16.25 "1 $17.65; rough. STE E LE40 I vessels In the Black Sed, Inclurl- Kidney Pills to all IT, Nil,,, $16.25 to $16.60; pigs. $14 to $17.25. Cattle_ Recel pts, 12,000; market strong; ig any ships on which are sailors of Richer states, "I v%as; palo and native st"rs, $10.16 to $17 70; stockers B R IC CS ke Russian Black Sea fleet, will j)e and rn) bl-0 WaS n1led %%Ith inilmr, and feeders. $9 to $12.85. cows and holl- eated as enemy warships. The rea- tle-1, but after taking rome hoxp, ,f ers. $6.90 to $14 25: calves, $8 to $14. S E: L E C T E: 0 on azsigned for this action Is an at -,.Dodd'- Kidne) Pills I feel that I ali, s 9heep-Rpr�ipts. 18.000; market weak; Lck said to have been made on a cured. heep, IIMVi to $1650; lambs, $15.25 to I erman submarine In the Black Sea. " I ain gratphil to r the ni.ir%ol .11� $2050. e ffect4 obtain,-,] from ii-I,i F -1.14T BUFFALO IAVF STOCK. Pills." E as t Ruffalo May 1.3 -Cattle-Re. SEEDS �ACK YARDS AND VACANT LOTS If the kidne)s ar-, n ()t tll�.11 ,,Ipts, 180() 141.%, Prim,- st"re. It 16.50 to $17. 25. sh�pjvng Ft-Fi, $16 to S 6 25 work Of %firainirwr the Impuroi- wIt lmtcliprR. 112 t.) )oarflngs, u356 b v' Now is Ilw time for organization f ill(' blood lh� nronlati-,n bev�.tn,,,, to $1650. heif,r�. $11) t,, 114; COW'R $650 * logwd, and -irlino-, i, h -w-1 I., I� to 112 bulN 11- 11� to $12 V); sl-eke�s an4 /w/t, all 12101:; cP.v111_A 10 here will be a greater nood for velop. Th�, natimo %Na, I.- , ir, r" d P r 5o r,, S I I fr�lj vown anol roduction in cities. towns and vil- sickneq,, i� it) cim- I�w kidn-,N Tt %;, r n g r -k, $6 ", ,, , S 1 45 C'1, �s R- r 17 to iges this suminer thaTl Pv(,r before. (iired kidno%- clem" 50 Ian whal. you will (to %vith tile bark inipuritios, Ilip �.r (I,.. j,j If,, 4 f: - � 1" � 12, S Slow: b.avy. ard or vacant lot now, so that when the result Is gwid ritf-iji,if _n 47,1 tl� 2, t,) 31� - , xo,f, �,)rkerA and I Ight STEELE BRIGG ie season bpgiTi.q in a few wpeks ail mer tlt,, hmj% 314 4-) US 2., t,, I iloj,�.qnds of (,th,,r N%,.nt, n 11, 1 ',1 -, I "': SEED CO '01 onev, you wil I know what, tn (to and T gh� $k '.) 316 2--, slag�. $12 t, 3 Z11ff17,.r ,ill losp no precious Urn(- about it. i0a join vdth 11'T v ., CANADA'S CI?EAIrST 5%omovsc" nep thp garden eeason starts it the splendid reoilt� ..hl ,n 1 11.11. Rim over. aphs with a mish. rhor(- is no i)mid,s Kidney P11lq io� ii k1w). , i� 1,lND-zAY. 'Ma 14 llpskle %far- TORO NTO H�.Mf, iortage of vegetar)7e seeds except jjj,,dy 1,n V,�Ar, fld. �aq lilt by a car qrqnips. WholesalA dealers have .,; �h-, was oriling out or Fichool yps- & lonty of seeds in stock. t, r4av, and h --i ondirlon Is very sor- ------ Takes Over nailvways. inus The girl wfnt to rross the ST. JOHN, May 14. - Orders-In- trp-1. but rhang', I h-�r mind and ran council have been signed at Ottaw-a havlOn front of Dr Colllso�' A car. %AIRLSI WHITEN YOUR SKIN to provide for taking over the York Ps�t-r ;rjraft. ynung qon of Robert 5 Central the Havelock and Elgin and :t WITH LEMON JUICE the Salisbury and Albert Ratl�ays '4 pralf waa hit hy a car and run over :2 as a part of the Canadian Govera' in 4a!,)rrlay night, and u; In a sorious q lake a beauty lotion for a few cents to ment railways. tondidum. remove tan, freckles, sallowness. Droild Dead In %7hurch. TORONTO, May 13. --- Joseph Nfr- Get a �pra) I alendar. Your grocer haiq the lemons anti nny Pnrthy, Manning avenue, dropp�d Thos H tl,,� tirne of year whon rug store or toilet counter will supply deaA In St. Patrick's Church, Me(_aul rpray.n�, in i�t orninand th,- all,.,, on with three ounces of orchard white struet, at 3.30 p.m. Saturday, from tion , ( t:- r w growt,r Fveryon� )r a few cerits. Nueeze the juice of heart dLs,-"e. i! I pr... ijr,� frorn 111� I)epartment we fresh lemons into & bottle, then put iltur-- it Ppray (alfndar or) i the orchard white and shake well. , Wheat iswell above ground fix At - his makes a quarter pint of the very "rta. and three w"Its ahead of last R 11 lcr,!q nf fruit trp�p Pat lemon skin whitener and com, lexion VeAr I n, I I r ;ratlorl "r t�w sarkris eautifler known. MAwge thE fra- n,, ti, f,d ; u r r:, 10 1�q ontaria rent, creAmy lotion daily into the flop, Ffirmor146f Canada an- aqmirod of 0III-Oze ut ps eeV arms and hand@ and just we how tho help of 35,wo acLive, willing wkIm tan, Rallowness, redne" and 0!�r,o^ bovg on farms thN summer. wh ha've ordisted tis soldiers of file sm" h 11 d r e n Cry ougbnem disappear and how amooth C Dft and clearthe skin beeoweR. Yost They Will be 9Uper,,f,3Pd by trie. or- FOR FLETCHER'S t to harmless, and the bextutffitt results ganization o� the Ganailp Food riB surprise you Board. C A S -r 0 R I A �oq bUT. tor Um well-atting oxies are jew. ITIkv littetut creations am here In white. black, mahogany kid and patent leathers. They are made by the beat Footwear qjjtjgutSq;,pr*" a -111 give & clinging. comfortable tit to Ll pd %ho wear thew. At a moderate price. Ten0,110 an4 Oilklujil Slit"S for the boys and girls are now in Stock. R E ]PA I R I N G r 43MOs Ma'CVICAR 4 Do Pee prect" of? Who Is Speaking? WHEN you af13W0f the telephone by saying "Hello," La whole series of time-i4aitm-4 qttediOnS �must ensuel q "Hello?" "Hellol" "Is that you Jack?" :'Yes. who is that spe&king?" "Thisitiffillf" 'Oh. hello Bill "-and to it gfts. q Why not an3wer at opee by Isaying "Mr. Watlion speakilt or It -Mr. Watson of Smit Co. speaking.",, 41 Save time by answermg at once with your naine. Don't say 'Hello.' The Bell Telephone Cas of Canada 0, RICED POTATOUS HELP OUT FLOUR Freshl cookpil potalops. put CASTO R 1A through a ricer, or forced through Fo; lufmts and Mdren a fine strainpir,-can be ilsoft in place of part of the flour in battors or In Us* 06r Ov*r 30 Years doughs. GoIct, left -over potalops MaY be tl,9PA, but are riot so easily Always bear* blended ai the fremn hot potatoes, the nor is the flavor quite as goo(I. signature of 4c4wiz; Following the sun with NR Vision. for a moment. those far off Ports i beyond the trackless seas - From Arctic Ice. to the torrid lands beneath the Southern Cross - From towns tucked In the Mountainge to the busy river"s mouth- WR1G1Am1n'Y5* Is there I There. because men find MAOE IN CANADA comfort and refreshment SCALED TiGoT_ In Its continued use. KEPT RIGHT Because of Its benefits and because &The Flavour "e Lastsl "After Every MCA[** . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111.1.11-1. --W,-.1 1-1-1, -, 1 W For S. yoom WOULD GO INTO FITS. one cause or another a Jarp Me* ity of the le am troubledi'more a with wm:e O?om= heart Of trouble. Little attention in pal 4 to the al"ht 4 woakn en unt e h ittarts to, best We , ("I faint y, a f I weresmoth". On the Ant *9111 of any weaknew of �OA heart Milbum,@ Resit And Ner" R1114 i4ould be taken and thug ooqqm Wompli sad pe;fmanoi rfud., Mrs, W. H. Perrier, Kilbriae, Oxxt.,' f tee --I V* , I wax; troubled with my heart TO five yean, and was so bad it wguld 4�Wd me into lit# x%nd omot 4W' d not do st" work whilehle"w2a at, led, but after taking three boxes a A-lburn's Heart and Nervq. - PAU, � I regained �Ixxlxv`e my 1'ealtht) elrl* b xata dea1&Zor==- �Oxi c iPt of prlce by The T. Milburn OSTEOPATU t ' P- UEORGE HICILEMANN, Osteopath. avecialtot in women'a And, obil%*ns die., Acute, d1iranin.nd I deafness. k-tl eye. ear ld 'a removed without'tWeNoWe. W-1 2 He. ' ' free. Office and raRldenoe, Nelson St. ATrc wo Streets. b&9k of Teirigranog Nort -Street. Office hours 9 to I a. P�%,11401'd*YN, Whur4d*rs and Sattir e blus by anpotntment. le (01 ��I. - iA4R I -D] S RLUS GAR r DOW, Barrister, Solicitor, Eta. bormer orth stireat and SQli rich. Ont. d-4 SEAGER 'Ue 1341MISTUR, SOLIPITOR. NOTART RUBLT� AND C NVICYANCER Office: Court House 616derleb RAYS AC. IRISTICR. SOLIOIToR, NoTAity PUBWO� ETC, Offleg H&untitoq St,, Sterling Bank Block GoderIch R.A,L ESTATE. LOANS. INFJURA14CIC C ONVEYANCING AND NOTARY GicoRGic E. GRICHNSLADE, Bayfield, Convey. elidinw and Notary Public. KILLORAN LOOK]@. Sollottors, Notaries Pub- 2ad door from aamill. Ma'street. Goderich. W Private fundi to loan at lowest rates, W. PRO FT K 0 J. L. al, R; N. D COOK X. TMAS OUNDRV. -90 Live Stock end Hamiltanstreet.0adert b. fWas made everywhere and all fforte ..A. 'a give you sattufaction. ftrmerp, sale notes discounted. V184BRINARY - ----------- L graduate of the D&Oowt-&,riro-Vbi'a,)*Lry'v-csooi*mTerant4- I respectfully call thelattentiolk at horse oyfoors = & roved method at ope Ungon horses' rjh-osb sup of voterrainsiry medicine 0 hand. V I a and stablee-Newirstoli 02 alwayn or! o treat Goderici . INSURANCE cKILLOP MUTUAL Filth INSUR- CO. ANCE FWM and ISoxistsid Town Proper" Insured, I Value of Property Insured up to January, tillop $3.0ill 97&(K) 0 IrICER§ - James Connolly, President, ,GsderIcb:J&s. @vsne, Vioe-Prealdent, Beech- wood- T. EL Hayel. ! In-Troaa., Seaforth. McGre J.G. DIRECTORS -D. ,gr.Seatorth; Grieve. Winthrop; Wtu. rin, Constance; George MuC %rtnoy. Tuckorwmith' JohnFerrl,,. Harlock,Jobn elennewiso. Broaditagan: Mal- .00tint MoRwan 3rutielleld -AGENTS-J. W. Yea. Godelich; Sandy Leitch, Clintoll; Win. Chesney, Seaforth Hinchley. forth. policy HoZeur-A can pay their assessments at Cute,. store, Goderich. A. J. Morr,�h'a ft. ]EK. Clothing. Store. Clinton, or J. H. Raid's. Bay- -field "FT FRATERNAL SOCIF IRS -1 ANCIENT ORDEP OF lORRSTRRS.-The . yj;�jy end Begevo- I g.;tg4l,rcscrve, n= ritlicanodi. sirkokot fuixeltl,�Wfte I eta otta*ht life, to, to 3o yeir pot.. lifelg4d ea3s,vrment Insurance. Puhds 50 obd,ow� 7Mexubership over z.000.090 , Cod%`�tlju All parts I of the worl". Coart Maitland, No 017, 0,34erich, meets lot rd Mondays eac -a �ftth. Hall. C07Uef I ru� 4 square. viqeliors always rel c street wo Come. For infc:.u.tion apply '.,; GRO, IL SMITH. c. R. C. HUNT. See GOOF -RICH t The LeadInG I funeral DlreGtors and Embalmers Orders carefully attended to e at all hours -night or jday. f CLUBBING RATES WITH THE STAR The Stal and Toronto lobe ......... .. $5 25 Daily Only "Empire ......... 5 25 Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star .................. 2 65 Wealy Son (Toronto) .......... 2 40 Toronto Daily Star ....... . I .... 4 30 Toronto Daily World ........... 5 25 Toronto Daily Neva ............. 4 30 Farmer's Advocate .............. 3 DO 99 'rh@ Country Gentleman ......... 3 11 London Daily Advertiser ....... 5 jondon Daily Free Press ....... 5 00 Montreal Weekly Witness ...... 2 90 World Wide, Renewal ......... 4 25 PreAyterian and Westminster. 3 30 Catholic Register .... ... ... 2 90 Saturday Night (Toronto) ...... 4 25 McLean's Magaiins ............. 2 75 Boxes journal (Toronto) ........ 2 25 W*mss's Home Companion (Now York) . .................. 3 25 The Saturday Evening:Pdtt.... 3 25 Tim Lailies' Home Journal.... 3 50 gnoinding postage to Canadian 8uhReribom) The Canadian CouniqAtan (Weekii) .................. ... 2,00 Tits Youth's Companion ........ 3 75 Sitttish Americso ............... 4 00 Scientific Amertran ............. 4 75 Cosmopolitan Magasine ...... 3 00 McClure's Maga2ine ............ 3 00 American Homes and GarJefts (Monthly 1 4 50 To Rubscribot - Q e. I t'.e. d- S t a t e s go cents addition to nil above, to Pay postage. Any combination of the above publl- cations may be had with The Stari jur example: T6 SjjLr And Daily Mail and Empiro...15 25 The family Htr&W($2.6-1 less $11 .50) 1.15 T6 TIM Papers. $6 40 namittances by Postad Note or Fy- ,pregs Order at our risk ALddrMq VANATTER & NAYTEL, PriblisherR The Star (4oderieb Ont Twill r 1W 4W Jlv� 7w, 7 M 2 3 anir DtSt,trict ( 95 Me MMEM] Mrs� Thos. Millar, of Lqndesboro, Antile Dow. widow of the, late Hugh TORON" NARNJM. Newest" Shot' fashions passed away on Friday, May 3rd, NVallace Brown, died s0denly on Wed, TORONTO, May IC -The Board The family of Mr. James Ne'Vurchie nesdixy� May lst� at the family mi- of Trade quotation* for ycsterday we and have moved, from Blyttj to Cjjqt9% dcOce Ill Exeter. She was a resident for as follow*; m1lere they will In tutilre,'resio.e. , upllvards of thirty years arid was it Manitoba Wheat in Store Fort Williams Ftl�w SverVwkem come 1700orts that tile demana for ()x(ordj Mr. and '�Irs. George Crooks, Brtl$- I conslutetilt member of the Pxresbyterl.4Ti including Tax). 00lu and PUMP &M0411tS &ID104t to a craze. [lave acare the kind h h 4 No I northern -AAN't sels, celebrated t4e ootti anniversary No, A north*rn. I =110%. All of their wedding on Saturday, May 4th. One of the old and lijigrily esteeme4 No. 3 nortuem UX%. Miss Edith Deadman, Brussels, is residents of Wingba.a passed aNvay,pa No. 4 Wheat, home/�attpr complettag two years of Monday of last wee); in tile person of ManIt"A'04tis (in 3jore Fort William). her4ts course at mc.Master Uni Eliza 4me, relict ot the late Alexander No. I O.W.. 40TAc. versity. No. 3 O.W.. tt%c. 10owdl,. She was In her 85th year aW IiIxtria No. I feed. 77%c. Nrbe.51; Harvey. son of Mr. and had resided for many years in Bowl , k No. I too. 7t%c. fiewars ol 'Mrs. Thos. Harvey, of Exeter. a,veteran township, prior to coming to Wingliam. Arnericsin Cern (Track. Toropto). of Vlmy Ridge, has arrived home from No. 3 yellow. kiln dried. nominal, England. Mr. and Mrs. James Lane, old time No 4 Yellow kiln dried, nerninal. Mr, John Kellatt, Exeter, broke a and esteeemed residents of Lane$, Ontario Oati (According to F"hta small bone In his , If 040144). Sold ,arm, by failing off celebrated the fiftieth anniversary 0 No. 3 white. ;10 to 82c. n9mirlal. his bicycle and comi-06 in contact with their marriage on Saturday, May Att). No. 3 white, 80c to 81% nomhuxl. on the a hydrant. About thirty guests vvere present and Ontario Wheat (11114816 In Stam Meft"tr0alIN4 Mrs. Lane w4s Presented with a M No* I Winter, per* cair let. $Xn. merits of -Mr. Stanley McBride, sr., dropped dead gold piece and Mr. Lane with a g6 Peas (AcGording to Freights, Outside). at his h9me in Stanley township, while watch. No. WMItal, repairing a screen dbor. He was a well- to rrolghtq Oui&MN U1.6 to 51. 1. kiloWn farmer. A huge elk [torn was unearthed I U -(9� t NUckwhost (,AowdIn§-- to Freights - Ow. he action of the flood and ice on thi -Roy -Stev(w-t, eldest son Of Mx% an F -.19.&-1 I-.$-- ---. ek river bank at Clinjon oDpo-site the e6i�q 'a. __ - �.Ir$. Peter Stewart, brussels, has U w out. 1. 4 to $1.86. pin en- dence, of Mr. John ii�nsford. The hq* RYS tcr9rding to Freights Outside). listed with an aviation corps and will measures 51 inches in length, 13 inelim NO- - $2-36- Manlitoba Flour 'ITorente). �i. drill at Togonto. in. circumference, at th6,base, with I War Quality. $10.15. Afr. R. 3. 'Bloomfleld. who has re- tines 4 the largesl�, of which Nvas"114" Ontario Flour tin Boos. Prornpit Ship. I m*nt). FUNEU ATTENTION turned to Wingham from Pittsburg, inches in lehgth x1fiti 6 inches In (.T� War �as purchmed the Haines property in cumference. $1045 Montreal. 04-46 Lower Wingham. Toronto. Police Magistrate J. A. Morton, MlIffood (Car Lots, Delivered Montreal Jdalse nioney in your spare time Rev. Mr. Snowden, Methodist minis- Wiligham, has received official nottee Freights, loads included). this Witxt�r by selling Nursery tPr,,h0,.")purc4#,*ed.M -4 by Me Ontario Gc�, Bran, per too. 05. Potat b.riQk pf,his uppointmen Stock and New S Shorts. p r to 4w,"'old t 1� magistrate f(W the y M: ;a 11110 ck. a tbq1;�1jlxtA0ixe to #t � rt on ;uperannua ng this year. villages 9 Wroxeter, Blyth, BrusseK No. I. per ton. $it to $17. t $pring gal,i. Rev R J McCorm[ok, of Blyth, has and the townships of Howtek, Tu�U:� Mixed, per ton, $14 to $15. We pay hliche"t oomminotonR and turn. berry and Morris. This will be in iAo- Stir w (Track, Toronto). illfflelently 'recovered from his recent Ter ton, 48.50 Imh our Sal6umou with literature with ievere illness to visit Ills parents on dition, to, Mr. Mortdn-.s duties for the C@kr lots, Formers' Market. 6 "Ptiq 4h" to it. �he farm near Trom-nirldge. town of Wingliam. Fail wheat-.1filling, $214 per bushel. 8eud ior otir list of Now Affed arid Miss Catherine,Camilbell, daughter of Sergt.-Major� Thos. Morgan, it Noun 0oose wheat --42.11) to J2.12 W busholl. Oil PIxtticulam Barley -Malting. 411-50 per bushel. 4r. and Mrs. Danlef'daifipbell, Luck- Englishman, who was engaged rov.,.w- Q&U-44c to, Ale per bushel, io,w, passed aw y on Saturday, May time with Mr. Jag. -Cornish near Clint&' Buck a�t_;1.85 per bushel. axih, IEW44"N ith, at the age 1�1 35 years, and who went oversVs as -a privaj#� Rye--oAhlo'carding to aarngt a, nominal. in the 33rd battalion, has been created. Hay-Thnothy, $17 to $I per ton; miz- jWi "T. Miss Ada McDougall, who formerly a Chevalier of Leopolde by tile Belgian od And clever, $16 to $16. Ked near Lucknow, was marriedApril King for distinguished service on the, W1NNWEG GRAIN MARXET. 10�kh at Virden, Man., to Mr. Charles 11,1d. This is his second devoration,'I Winnipoll, May 13 -The demand for WE WANT NOW ard-jBI;xo4rAope , tler.. Was of a4 I h�;, - . 1� '. , 0 , 1 having -been av%ard(-d the D. C. several cagh oats very light today for kff IvIi s . q6t-gla Hartinan. '.'daugh6r, of., - onths grades except No. 2 C.W., for wbjch 61r. andilirs,,, Simon Hartman, m ago, I Vc premium over May wasi being gold Re table Agent in Huron County it of Step- Lieut. -Col. John A. Cooper, who rez. on reports that exporters wars, buying sell Pelliatn's Petrlea3 Fruit nod Or ien, was recently unitea In marriage cruited the Canadian Buffs and took In the south, Most of the offerInga of A natti-ental treesduring Fell arid Wintei ,0 Mr. 1L. S. Baron, of Detroit, Mich. them over to England, has reverted to other girades were being placed ktainst month& Gnod pay, excl'usive territory contract Oats closed 2%c higher for Miss Muriel Brothers, of Brussels, the rank of major arid has gone to may an4 I%c higher for July. Barley ftqt selling equipment. ias received the degree of B. A. at France to be attached to the 19th bat- closed 1%o i7o�w%r for May at $1.38; flax Over600 Aqreb of the choicest Nuroerj JcMaster ljnlversit�, roronto taking talion. lie is a son of Mrs. Wiij. Cooper, closed %o lower for May and Ic higher Stgckt hiclInding NEW varieties con iliecial standing in English, Hisi.ry and of Clinton. Another son, Lieut. E. H lor July. trolled b us. Handsome up-to-date sell doderns. Cooper, who has recently recovere� Winnipeg ms�rket: Oats -Mai,, 79c to ing ecitoMontent ind g'splefidid Cittioldlov 80%c. July, 77%c to 733ic. Mr. T. H. Davidson, an old Exeter from a �evere illness, is novv in tile Barley --May closed $1.38. grown stock to offer custinters. We an Ioy, late of Saginaw. Mich., will shortly Pay master's department in London, I Flax -May. $3.65 to $3.69%; July, $3.73 not jobbers. Write Abw fox ageucj ake charge of Ahe new Fort Selby E n g.. to $3.75. terms to lotel, Detroit. He was recently visiting Mr. John Searlet of MgKillop nut I _Caotl ees: Oata-No. 2 C.W.. 90%6; PELHAM NUR99R'V CO., n Exeter. �ay No. 3 WIW.. 77%c; extra No. I food. INvith a serious acci4ent on Tues Of 17%c; No. I feed, 74%c; No. 3 feed, 71%0. Toronto, Ont Amos Tipling has been elected presi- last week, when his horse became Barley -No. 3 C.W., 11-40; NO- 4 C.W.- N.B- -Catalogue sent on request to appli lent of the Wingham Bowling Club ; rrightened at the Seaforth creamery 11.35; rejected, $1.10; feed. $1.05. I. E . Smith, honorary president; Win. 'truck, and jumping into the ditch up- Flax -No. I N.W.C. -$3.69%; No. X C. cents for agencies or purchaseas oj lolmes, vice president ; C. P. Smith, set the buggy and threw him ' out W', 13,66%,' No. 3 C.W., $3.44%. Nursery Stock. coretary treasurer. fracturing several ribs. His many ol�j IIAVURPOOL MARKIRTS. Mr. John Govett, an old and respected friends both in town and country hope Liverpool, May 13. -Beef, extra India esident of Clinton, passed to the Great that his injuries may not prove serious uiess, 370s. Pumned i�� for T*exoty Nil... leyond on Thursday, May 2nd, at the and that he will soon be able to be Pork. prime mess, we&tern, 330m. ge of seventy-two years. He was a about again. Hams, short cut. 14 to 16 lbs., 1379. LONDON, May 14. - HrLUab Clear -bellies, 14 to 16 lbs.. 160a. , mounted trbops after capturing XIr- ative of Yorkshire, England. A pleasing event took place at 5 p. m. Long clear middles, light, 28 to 34 lbe., kut. to Mesopotamia, pursued the Many . friends learned w on May ist, at the home of the bride's 1603. Turks for a distance at 20 miles to I Ith much re- Long clear middles. heavy. 35 to 40 the northward. says an ofticial state - ret of the death on Monday of last brother, Mr. John Hunkin, a t tbll." 16m; veek of Miss Lizzle Pearl Montgomery, garry Place," Exeter, when Miss Ethel, Shok-t-bl,&r ba,kii, 16 to 20 tbs., 257a mexxt issued yesterday by the Weir aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mont- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunkin, Shoulders, square. 11 to 13 tbs., 138s.' Offlee. On May 11 the Turks were omerv, of East WaNNanosh. She was of Exeter, became the bride of Mr. Lard&, prime western. In tierces. 149& driven, across the Iewer Zab river at ,,I her 23rd year. John Selves, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. John id; American refined, palls, 16rs; Amer- Altym Kupri. The IrAter place Is go Selves, of Usborne. The c ony was Tallow. Australian in London, 72s, Sergt. Frank Andrews, who enlisted erem ican refined, boxes, 150s. miles southeast of Mosul. Ath the 161st battalion and who had performed by Rev. Dr. Fletcher, Of Turpentine spirits. 125s. "Thirty prisoners and two gum cen in England ever since they went Thames Road, in the presence of about Rosin, common, 64a 6d. were captured. The following day ver, has returned homb, not being 100 Invited guests. Petroleum, refined, Is 6%d. airplanes bombed hostile comps be. I I Linseed oil, 62s. tween Allyn Kupri and Arbil on the onsidered physically flt, owing tl a The snug sum of $16,430 v%as netted Cottomseed oll,*68s 6d. light deafness. I., 'from Mr. .1. J. Nierner*s sale of thor- War kerosene, No. 2. Is 2%d. Tigris." Mr. and Mrs. R. Jarrott, of Egmond- ughbred stock on Wednesday, May tst . I CMCAGO GRAIN IWA-RKET. Clean Stomach, Clean Mind.-Trif tile, announce the engagement of their This was in addition to the eash value j. p. Bickell & Co. report the following sto,11A,.11 is tho %%orkshop of the %ital aughter, Reits, to Mr. Wellington R. of ma�v other articles. Over 250 autos Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade: ook, of Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1%vere lined ut) along 4ide the farut Prey. functions and when it gftq out of order fpnces during the time of sale. Mr. Open. High. Low. Close. Clean. the V%hole s -tem rloiws in sNinpath), Cook, of Clinton, the marriage to take lace early in June. Nlernrr has reserved 110 head of the top -t Corn- The spirits flog, the mind (troops and thoroughbred cattle for herd purpose ' KAY - .. . 127% 127% 127% 127% 127% work becomes impossible. I'he first Mr. Samuel McBride, sr., one of the s� fuly .... 143 145VL 142% 145% 143 Y, care should he to restore lit-althful espected citizens He will farni 600 avres this season, oa L -t__ of the village of ha% ing 200 acres In beans and 12,7) In May .... 72% 75 72 75 72% Retiou of tile stomach anti tho best pre- urich, died suddenly. He Was former- flax. Tuly .... 65% 66% 64% 667 '1 66 paration for that purpose rg Parulelee's a farmer in Stanley township but I Pork- Vegetable Pills. tieneral use for ypar� number of years ago moved to Zurich The plant and equipment of tile Ex- Ka� 44.32 44.32 44.07 44.25 44.70 has won thein a leading place in medi- reside. lie was 74 yeart of age. leter Manu fac to ring COMPan�, against Futy 44.75 45.00 44.60 44-85 45.15 cine. A trial %%ill att"t their %alue. which the corporation of Fxeter heldl The Kincardine Turf Club purposes MAY 24.70 24.82 24.70 24.82 24.87 olding a. m Ot,bxx �tmes`fth, with a a m6rtgage for $9,000, payable in nine July 25.10 25.25 25.00 115-25 25.27 'rEAM"'ORK urse of $7�0, The"following officers years at $1,000 a yeitr, has been sold to Sept W. H. Westman of Chatham, for $16,0001 y_u6s ... ..... ..... 25-60 "It aln't the Fun,4 nor armament. nor a -,e beea-etected(be khc year : Presl- funds that fhey can pay, ent, N�,% rwpath', 460ettiry, J. L. Ar- cash. The sale was mbae by the town gay .... ..... . ..... 23. 12 titage ; treo�iirer, P -Paterson. fome weeks ago on the town's mort- I UlY .... 23.75 23.87 23.67 23.97 23.12 But the close co-operation, that makes 1 1, Solot. ... 24.12 24.32 24.12 24-32 24, 0 thprn win the day. gage. by consent of the shareholders 4 Mrs. John Cousley, 'an old resident of the co . rnpany, who get nothing for It ain't the Indfv1dual rinr thp arnis I a� 03A,tppsejs, has moVed to the NVest. their stock. The nevv proprietors, N%e a whole, he"i#9 Accompanied oy her grand- understand, are preparing to ino%p some I'lut the everlastin' toar[mork of ever-, aughteM, the Misses M4�ii khlin, who of the machines to Chatham, but it is UNION STOCK YARDS. bloornin, solil." a Lo join their parents a'b4'dthor mem- possible they may conduct a repair TORONTO, May 14. - Common - . _KIPIANG Prs of the tamfly . at PrbV60, Alta. Ishop in Exeter. gftdes of cattle show a decline of 25e Mothers ran easily kno%% when their ------ Per cwt., but all other grades held children are troiiblod %vitti %vormi. and about steady. Choice yearlings are thov lose no time in appl)ing tht: best U'kr I& Hates Qrbirtnany. Pale and FeeWe quoted at $20 and $22; medium �16 of �efnediols Mother GraNp�' Worm Ex- LOND May, 14.�Tbe si-Luation to $17.50; choice light -weight sileep, terminator i Ukrat to 117.50 to $19; heAVY, tat sheep and .k has beed 6 so disturbed But Now Well Again bucks. $15 to $16.50. at tbe,;' or s despatebtd MARKET YOUR MAPLE NUGAR I de j,"'trman hilve There was a fair run Of calves, over Irge ettp. ments of Bavarian eav- XIItLE. RICHER EXPRE,"ES GHATI- 700 head. and the market held try from 'Mandere on the way to TUDE TO DODWS KIDNE1' PILLS steady. Choice vest eMyea sold at Thpre is a bi market for maple krainia, the corrigspond6t at Am- stigar and mapf, sNrup in Canada .erdam of the Exdhangp. Telegraph $14 to $15; medtum, $11.50 to ('110 (j nited StateFi and in England' a. reports. Fells flow With the Impurities (Jeansed $13.50; grassers and common calves, Farmers who can't ffild local mark - Word�'tbqt fighting is to be r sual- Front Her Blood, She Found a New $7.50 to $10, and heavy, fat calves, Pts should write to Montreal oil e Lease of Health. $12 to $14. I in 11,krainla tias been re(eived I Toronto. ,om Liege, Belgium. The Bavarian St. (;eorfre iv Windsor, Qup ------ Hogs --With receipts of 1897 hogs ivalry detachments are Ftai(l to have May 13th (Speoial. - -6,rateful for the the market held steady at $21. fed 'Piptidid resoil� she has obtain,�d frorn and watered, and $20.25,'f.o.b rrived at'that city. S the use of llodfl's Kidney Pills, Mlip. CHICAGO ]LIVE STOCK.' PLA14T (wrinany to Seize Russia" Fleet. Mari-Atim- 10rher, a well-knoi\r) resi- Chicago. May 11-Hogs--Recelpts, 52.. LONDON, May 14.-A Reuter d,4- lent of this place. is telling tho proo(I 000; unsettled;. bulk, 117.40 to'417.75; )atch filed at Moscow Oil May 2 says new, to hrr friends. light, $17.20 to $17.85; Mixed. $17. ermany has announced thAt all ari-n- "I am happy to reoorTimplid lijqj(11,.� $17.85: heavy, $16.25 "1 $17.65; rough. STE E LE40 I vessels In the Black Sed, Inclurl- Kidney Pills to all IT, Nil,,, $16.25 to $16.60; pigs. $14 to $17.25. Cattle_ Recel pts, 12,000; market strong; ig any ships on which are sailors of Richer states, "I v%as; palo and native st"rs, $10.16 to $17 70; stockers B R IC CS ke Russian Black Sea fleet, will j)e and rn) bl-0 WaS n1led %%Ith inilmr, and feeders. $9 to $12.85. cows and holl- eated as enemy warships. The rea- tle-1, but after taking rome hoxp, ,f ers. $6.90 to $14 25: calves, $8 to $14. S E: L E C T E: 0 on azsigned for this action Is an at -,.Dodd'- Kidne) Pills I feel that I ali, s 9heep-Rpr�ipts. 18.000; market weak; Lck said to have been made on a cured. heep, IIMVi to $1650; lambs, $15.25 to I erman submarine In the Black Sea. " I ain gratphil to r the ni.ir%ol .11� $2050. e ffect4 obtain,-,] from ii-I,i F -1.14T BUFFALO IAVF STOCK. Pills." E as t Ruffalo May 1.3 -Cattle-Re. SEEDS �ACK YARDS AND VACANT LOTS If the kidne)s ar-, n ()t tll�.11 ,,Ipts, 180() 141.%, Prim,- st"re. It 16.50 to $17. 25. sh�pjvng Ft-Fi, $16 to S 6 25 work Of %firainirwr the Impuroi- wIt lmtcliprR. 112 t.) )oarflngs, u356 b v' Now is Ilw time for organization f ill(' blood lh� nronlati-,n bev�.tn,,,, to $1650. heif,r�. $11) t,, 114; COW'R $650 * logwd, and -irlino-, i, h -w-1 I., I� to 112 bulN 11- 11� to $12 V); sl-eke�s an4 /w/t, all 12101:; cP.v111_A 10 here will be a greater nood for velop. Th�, natimo %Na, I.- , ir, r" d P r 5o r,, S I I fr�lj vown anol roduction in cities. towns and vil- sickneq,, i� it) cim- I�w kidn-,N Tt %;, r n g r -k, $6 ", ,, , S 1 45 C'1, �s R- r 17 to iges this suminer thaTl Pv(,r before. (iired kidno%- clem" 50 Ian whal. you will (to %vith tile bark inipuritios, Ilip �.r (I,.. j,j If,, 4 f: - � 1" � 12, S Slow: b.avy. ard or vacant lot now, so that when the result Is gwid ritf-iji,if _n 47,1 tl� 2, t,) 31� - , xo,f, �,)rkerA and I Ight STEELE BRIGG ie season bpgiTi.q in a few wpeks ail mer tlt,, hmj% 314 4-) US 2., t,, I iloj,�.qnds of (,th,,r N%,.nt, n 11, 1 ',1 -, I "': SEED CO '01 onev, you wil I know what, tn (to and T gh� $k '.) 316 2--, slag�. $12 t, 3 Z11ff17,.r ,ill losp no precious Urn(- about it. i0a join vdth 11'T v ., CANADA'S CI?EAIrST 5%omovsc" nep thp garden eeason starts it the splendid reoilt� ..hl ,n 1 11.11. Rim over. aphs with a mish. rhor(- is no i)mid,s Kidney P11lq io� ii k1w). , i� 1,lND-zAY. 'Ma 14 llpskle %far- TORO NTO H�.Mf, iortage of vegetar)7e seeds except jjj,,dy 1,n V,�Ar, fld. �aq lilt by a car qrqnips. WholesalA dealers have .,; �h-, was oriling out or Fichool yps- & lonty of seeds in stock. t, r4av, and h --i ondirlon Is very sor- ------ Takes Over nailvways. inus The girl wfnt to rross the ST. JOHN, May 14. - Orders-In- trp-1. but rhang', I h-�r mind and ran council have been signed at Ottaw-a havlOn front of Dr Colllso�' A car. %AIRLSI WHITEN YOUR SKIN to provide for taking over the York Ps�t-r ;rjraft. ynung qon of Robert 5 Central the Havelock and Elgin and :t WITH LEMON JUICE the Salisbury and Albert Ratl�ays '4 pralf waa hit hy a car and run over :2 as a part of the Canadian Govera' in 4a!,)rrlay night, and u; In a sorious q lake a beauty lotion for a few cents to ment railways. tondidum. remove tan, freckles, sallowness. Droild Dead In %7hurch. TORONTO, May 13. --- Joseph Nfr- Get a �pra) I alendar. Your grocer haiq the lemons anti nny Pnrthy, Manning avenue, dropp�d Thos H tl,,� tirne of year whon rug store or toilet counter will supply deaA In St. Patrick's Church, Me(_aul rpray.n�, in i�t orninand th,- all,.,, on with three ounces of orchard white struet, at 3.30 p.m. Saturday, from tion , ( t:- r w growt,r Fveryon� )r a few cerits. Nueeze the juice of heart dLs,-"e. i! I pr... ijr,� frorn 111� I)epartment we fresh lemons into & bottle, then put iltur-- it Ppray (alfndar or) i the orchard white and shake well. , Wheat iswell above ground fix At - his makes a quarter pint of the very "rta. and three w"Its ahead of last R 11 lcr,!q nf fruit trp�p Pat lemon skin whitener and com, lexion VeAr I n, I I r ;ratlorl "r t�w sarkris eautifler known. MAwge thE fra- n,, ti, f,d ; u r r:, 10 1�q ontaria rent, creAmy lotion daily into the flop, Ffirmor146f Canada an- aqmirod of 0III-Oze ut ps eeV arms and hand@ and just we how tho help of 35,wo acLive, willing wkIm tan, Rallowness, redne" and 0!�r,o^ bovg on farms thN summer. wh ha've ordisted tis soldiers of file sm" h 11 d r e n Cry ougbnem disappear and how amooth C Dft and clearthe skin beeoweR. Yost They Will be 9Uper,,f,3Pd by trie. or- FOR FLETCHER'S t to harmless, and the bextutffitt results ganization o� the Ganailp Food riB surprise you Board. C A S -r 0 R I A �oq bUT. tor Um well-atting oxies are jew. ITIkv littetut creations am here In white. black, mahogany kid and patent leathers. They are made by the beat Footwear qjjtjgutSq;,pr*" a -111 give & clinging. comfortable tit to Ll pd %ho wear thew. At a moderate price. Ten0,110 an4 Oilklujil Slit"S for the boys and girls are now in Stock. R E ]PA I R I N G r 43MOs Ma'CVICAR 4 Do Pee prect" of? Who Is Speaking? WHEN you af13W0f the telephone by saying "Hello," La whole series of time-i4aitm-4 qttediOnS �must ensuel q "Hello?" "Hellol" "Is that you Jack?" :'Yes. who is that spe&king?" "Thisitiffillf" 'Oh. hello Bill "-and to it gfts. q Why not an3wer at opee by Isaying "Mr. Watlion speakilt or It -Mr. Watson of Smit Co. speaking.",, 41 Save time by answermg at once with your naine. Don't say 'Hello.' The Bell Telephone Cas of Canada 0, RICED POTATOUS HELP OUT FLOUR Freshl cookpil potalops. put CASTO R 1A through a ricer, or forced through Fo; lufmts and Mdren a fine strainpir,-can be ilsoft in place of part of the flour in battors or In Us* 06r Ov*r 30 Years doughs. GoIct, left -over potalops MaY be tl,9PA, but are riot so easily Always bear* blended ai the fremn hot potatoes, the nor is the flavor quite as goo(I. signature of 4c4wiz; Following the sun with NR Vision. for a moment. those far off Ports i beyond the trackless seas - From Arctic Ice. to the torrid lands beneath the Southern Cross - From towns tucked In the Mountainge to the busy river"s mouth- WR1G1Am1n'Y5* Is there I There. because men find MAOE IN CANADA comfort and refreshment SCALED TiGoT_ In Its continued use. KEPT RIGHT Because of Its benefits and because &The Flavour "e Lastsl "After Every MCA[** . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111.1.11-1. --W,-.1 1-1-1, -, 1 W