The Goderich Star, 1918-10-18, Page 3N
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"X dw 044 *4144, in Mr. ninto -mlin. Re cora—
inspector for the dj�jrjet. Oct, OV% 124
lit 121% 1124L
Nov, 12.4, 331,
111 1114 114
a 44 th,�W* is Mich is owt;l er for Mr. Nv� J. Statham 3144 familly, of 4ye- D%t. III
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r�hls ter, hafj a. :,peculiar experience on (ii
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to 9040" tI* WOW from the, �nafinw P. *4'"� rteent They Nwrq In London Oct, 67 il 0%
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#0 U*AW itck and AWOL in. tha,.h�j�,
TAU it intalrOARY *4
04 14094' or, 411090111,
voiirpe 4W4 7
death took place at Victoria Hospital,
'Frank
I ws, iiw W Owl, of WN6
wqood ajmqAt , 0"r, my Out 1bi*_. I
4.44, WAVY
bu t with. no
A Mend ladvilmd, �Nottlt% U,
ut say oumd. me P"
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B" V4,nuA?tUrVd only by"The
Lard -
Oct- ---- 2ft. 3 a 24,60 26.31) 2C.So
$oV . 05 2;;,j$
7—
PILVITA11", �Olfeopml.
dliia"AeA' Acw-7chrOnle and nervous-
,Orilero, Par; do4theo.s. qe ��r, nose
&PA throtit, Adonolds reinQvea I out
140 RaIrv. Gposultation tree. Ince �anq
real4ince, 1`1013011 8111d ' St. Andre *13 sets
buk or Tomperande null, North treet..
Ofte. hours- 9 to t2 a. in., t to 6 111
4%15, t Thu days an Satu
VNVOOD d a A sy s:
Intment.
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LEGAL CARDS
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HAR ES OARROW. Barrister, Solicitor,
Corner Nort.. street and Square.
oodej%,
h, Ont. It
C�IA5.SgAGER a
. Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public t
and,duaveyalleel. I
Office Court House, Goderich.
R.'a; -HAYS 'Phone ft
Bzrrlste�,_ S011ett'01', Tiotary Public Etc. a
Offlee Hamilton St. 6lerlinir Bank Block a
60clekell t
Rea) Estate, Loans, Insurance d
C ONVEYANCENG A ND NOTARY b
OEOROTA 9. GREENSIADE, Bayfleld, Con-
veyancing sod Nutary Public
_ 0
ROUDFOOT,. KILLORAN & COOKE,
Barrister.,, Solicitors, Notaries Pub,
4% Etc.
Mee- -On the Square �nd door rrbm t
Hamilton street. Coderivii.
Private funds to lotio, st-lowest rates.
W. PROUDFOOT ' K -C s
J. L. KILLORAN, if. 1' D. COOKE. -o
am, has been awqrded a military med-
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AUCTIONEERING I
THOMAS OUNDRY. ff
.
Live 9tock and 0:,neral Auctioneer
Hamilton
str t. Godericb.
Sales made everywhere and all efforts
made to Five yousatisraction.
Filginers 'Sale notes discounted.
IrETERINARY
e
F CLARK, V. 5., graduate of
JA -F tb Ontario Veterinary Coll ege, Tor*
I respectruny call iiie attention of
a to my approved ruethod of a
i.atl%wnel
g oil horses' tef-In. A fresh sup.
or veterinary medicine alwags on a
,ii%And. office and stables -Newgate street,
Goderich.
R
INSURANCE M
CKILLOP AlUTUAL 1`11113 INSURANCE V
31
CO. M
_iowu
Warm and Isolated Property Insured.
Value or property Insured up to January,,
1010 ?3 O -Is nn 'to
OPI`169K�-�Iaties Conolly, President, J
�Godertch; Jas. Evans, Vice -President, 13
beechwood: T. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Sea -
D
forth.
DIRECTORS -D. F. NIcaregor. Seaforth; K
Winthrop ;
Jjival�e�r%eve Win. Wrin, Con- M
go McCartney, Tuckersmith
P
John Ferris, Harlock: John Bennewlse'
nroadbagan : Alalco I%IcEwan, Bruceneld.'
Ir..
AOENTS-J . W. 'loderich ; Sandy
Leitch, Clinton ; won. miesney, Searorth ; 10
;E. Hinchley, Searorth.
Policy Illolders can pay their assessments Is
at R. H. Cutt's Store, i0oderlen A. J. Mor- 1;
, C StQi
r Sh'S 'p.. Clinton'. . or . J.. 1", H
fil's, EAy
eld:
POR GOOD RELIABLE
in
Shoe Repairing
N
TI SC
SMITH & RING hN
On Fast Street Opposite Knot Church
GIVE US A TRIAL arl
sh
lie Ross Taylor Mill, Exeter, on Tues-
of the town solicitor, Mr. W. Brydone
for to -"y.
Broom Bros,
de
GODERICH
bo
01HOAGO LME STOCK.
sp
The Leading
to
at
Funeral Directors
P,
and Embaliners
rei
lit
Mrs. Emma Yellow, rellcl, of the late
corporation to act as. warehouseman-
000; market fairly active on good hogs.
sit
Orders carefully attended io
honjas Yellow, died. at her residence
at all hours—night or day.
(In
Turkey Obliged to Make Peace.
am
n the Thames road on Tuesday. Oct.
ail
I
*trr, IlAssold I* AQw
Mr. Jlts� A ft,'Wey
4 visit And their var was stolen and
It adto. return horge with friead-,�.
Nov.
1) TA%
, o% 64 FIT
rk...
the transport Otranto In the north
death took place at Victoria Hospital,
'Frank
fArM on bit 12lit titt''E"t
W4WW.k1,1iJjh fa, xftim_ h0t. �IuNybrmey
The next day'll he vae %Vas tot Ut
Ind abo
six mite,% frorai thp ejt.y�
Oct.
Nov. St.f? 4"if
London, Oct. 4th, of Hissett, of
-
404
Alto 1. 8, x9trsy" U40ber at"; Reasall,
A "lost dbtreks!as and f4tall aceldent
occkkrred In NVI 49hikin. vlelotty recent-
Lard -
Oct- ---- 2ft. 3 a 24,60 26.31) 2C.So
$oV . 05 2;;,j$
London, formerl", r -Exeter---
IS
per cwt.. with heavy supplies M
1145 lot her biother, who was� resjdLIn.$
at Dvada$, The reM4108 Wero 01790$Pt
ly, %vhgn Nk. jpliv, 11ayd ea. of tile
11011004rY West, A49 erwAied between
njbli�z
Oct.
ii.4'412410014 A820
C9_nt_on,__0_ddfeIIows gathered at their
hall to bid goodbye to Rev. NIP. Robin-
ported- I
The outlook to for no better thail
The Otraitio after the collision was
dashed to plece4 on the rocks off the
to velas"411 for Interment.
jlls�_engllle And, Se*atOr White wakini;
104ya
on, past Grand Chaplain of Ontario,
sho Is
a tatcady price at the decline. There
on ft
4)k, Madden, managial, of� it* Molsons,
a coupling, Ito passed ax
m a, few
0AITm M.
loan of 372 American soldiers.
tence,'at the rlpe age of 84 years.
134ak Ill BrliOefield� lilt moVillg 10 ClIn
later. lie was in S, !year.
Three hundred and one men were
)AIWIts ot
church presented Mrsl. Robinson with
a madeira cloth and napkin at tile
ton, owlaig to the fa�t Wt
got a house In that village.
�Irs.Wm. Slime. a %yell�-knowa resi-
Mr. , Nvn,. Fuson, or Winnipeg.
former welli-knoN.vIl �esjd.eut of Exeter,
has
a UMON
TORONTO, Oct. 16. — With about
am, has been awqrded a military med-
Guild tea, as a slight tolkell of appreela-
but, generally speaking. with a fair
which made an attempt to rescue in
passed aw4y, For mauy yetrs lie.
I fqr dlstlngui�hed service on tile bat-
lefl6ld. -9
tion of her work Ili tile Guild.
clean up trade was slow and easier.
the terriho gale when the Kashmir,
dent of Brtissels toea, lity, passed away
Conducted a boot and shoe and harness
4,000 head of iq^ ttle on sale at tit
L
The Iamb market was bout steady,
4!
another vessel In the convoy with
Got. Ath. at the home of her c ft. J.
Slime, V. S., Monkton, at the advanced
business in Exeter. Ito leaves Id..j wi-
dow, seven children, twenty-four grand
Union Stock Yards y6steritay there
Was a fair dernand for all steers with
the Otranto, rammed the Otranto
Holmont
agiet. of 83 years,
childiten and four great grandclilldren.
weight and quality, together with
Mr. E., Treble' sustained a nasty gash
N50 for storage of tile Weber liquor
Mr. and Mrs. T. rd. Henderson and
family. who hav's been L. "idding at
Sir 11lavid �0allasvtIly passed taway at.
Winjilam QerlOat 'HoVHal 'Monday
ckg1ce butcher belfers, but for all
mthier q1tikeses the demand w" wtax,
cross the forehead, �eye arld cheek,
in tile town haH rot- the past two
White Bear. $ask.� for some years, have
.1t- A 1, Ili?; -11 A
on
morning of Is-'!; 4W—kit"Ife- game %Vhea
with a tendency to lower prices. The
Peace news made e trade for atee
Ti*vilaporf Was sifiliL.
A nritigh 110-1t not Ir —A I-
)�ears. In tills connection the Opinion
w-levise a boy with III$ Pili6llt�s from South and feeder a .0
� slow, and advices from numbor at American troops have been
again locating In this locality. Mountain. near�T�- IntrAton- to ti
_-HDAyIOk -Qth"bigU". oek-.— -- h- 4
U6iFveraT Wee341 ,
following 4 stroke of paralysis, the
�ncl settled
4 settled 011* t NO. 4. cOn. 115. HiA
wife predeceased him almost sh,
the effect that the cattle trade WSA
the transport Otranto In the north
death took place at Victoria Hospital,
'Frank
years
ago. Four daughters sury
, "k,".
more or less demoralized, Chic"ItIt
sh6wing a deellne at from $1 to $2
channel between the Scottish and
Irish coasts In & collision w th the
London, Oct. 4th, of Hissett, of
-
.1
London, formerl", r -Exeter---
On Tuesgay evening or last week tile
per cwt.. with heavy supplies M
steamer Kashmir.
Mr. James Found. a hilghly respected
C9_nt_on,__0_ddfeIIows gathered at their
hall to bid goodbye to Rev. NIP. Robin-
ported- I
The outlook to for no better thail
The Otraitio after the collision was
dashed to plece4 on the rocks off the
citizen of Wingham for tile past fill-
een, years, passed peacefully away on
on, past Grand Chaplain of Ontario,
sho Is
a tatcady price at the decline. There
south Scottish 1COSAt With a prbbabte
Monday evening, Oct. 7th, at his resi-
leaving for Toronto. on Mon-
day
arb large shipments of common cat-
loan of 372 American soldiers.
tence,'at the rlpe age of 84 years.
evening thq ladies of ;t. Paut's
tle Yet to come forWard. Locally the
Three hundred and one men were
Lance -Corp.' Fred, Templeman, Wing-
church presented Mrsl. Robinson with
a madeira cloth and napkin at tile
prospects are for lower prices. Good
heavy cattle probably held steady.
taken to Belfast by tlite British de -
str6yer Uounsy, the only vessel
am, has been awqrded a military med-
Guild tea, as a slight tolkell of appreela-
but, generally speaking. with a fair
which made an attempt to rescue in
I fqr dlstlngui�hed service on tile bat-
lefl6ld. -9
tion of her work Ili tile Guild.
clean up trade was slow and easier.
the terriho gale when the Kashmir,
He ha been twice wounded.
ie Is a ion of Mr. gind Mrs. Temple-
The Clinton town council has in.-
The Iamb market was bout steady,
4!
another vessel In the convoy with
nan. Wingham.
structed tile clerk to render an account
with a run of 2100, Billing from
the Otranto, rammed the Otranto
to the. Ontario License Department for
15%c to 161tic; good. calves, 16%0
amidships, I
Mr. E., Treble' sustained a nasty gash
N50 for storage of tile Weber liquor
to 17%c; sheep ste4dy, god hap
Seventeenlomen were picked up
cross the forehead, �eye arld cheek,
in tile town haH rot- the past two
183/,Lc fed and watered and 173Aa
alive on the Scottish coast.
cross the f9rehead, eye anti pheek, at
)�ears. In tills connection the Opinion
f.o.b., with packers quoting 18 yd c fed
Of the 699 American soldiers on
lie Ross Taylor Mill, Exeter, on Tues-
of the town solicitor, Mr. W. Brydone
for to -"y.
board the Otranto 310 were landed.
vy morning last week by a belt which
roki!.
was sought, who aovsed that, Ili his
01HOAGO LME STOCK.
Seventeen were rescued alive at Is-
opinion, it was -ultra vires" of tit(.
Chicago, Oct. 14.-HoUls-IRecelpta, 36.-
lay, leaving 3T2 upaccounted for.
Mrs. Emma Yellow, rellcl, of the late
corporation to act as. warehouseman-
000; market fairly active on good hogs.
honjas Yellow, died. at her residence
I
hence. Uiat it Ivas not Competent rot,
packing gradea dull. Butchers, $18.15 to
Turkey Obliged to Make Peace.
n the Thames road on Tuesday. Oct.
the to%�v to proceed against the goods
$18.60; light, $17.60 to $18.45; packing,
$16.75 to $18.- rough, $16.25 to $1676;
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 15.—The Brat
th, at We age of 68 years. The funeral
or against the owner, and tile only rp-
Pigs, good to choice, $15.50 to $16.50, ,
step taken by the new Turkish Cab-
ook Place on.Thursday of last week to
lief would seem to be by action fol,
Cattle-Recelpta. SO.000; better smiles
Inet, headed by Tewfik Pasha, says
he Exeter cemet6y.
tresPask against tile. i)erso*ns vdio in-
f natives and western steers fullY
a despatch from Vienna duder date
Mr. Thos. Kan-
Vaded tile rights of tht-curporation by
soteady: others slow; butcher cattle e k
to 26c lower; calves 250 to 5., loww:,.
of -Sunday to the Weser Zeitung, was
as, a former resident on the farm now
Putting the whI.%key on the proulise.4.
Beef cattle: Good, choice and prime, #14.zb
to despatch a note to Austria-Hun-
wneo by Mr. Jas. Gould, 3rd conces-
He however recommend d that the
c
to $19.25; common and medlum, 26 to
$1425 Butcher stock: Cows and tifem
gary to the effect that owing to the
ion of Hay -township, died Sept. 20th
matter be referred if) the () ntarlo Li-
$6i5 io $13.25,,canners and cutters, $676
military situation Turkey was oblig-
n his 94th year. In 1870 he sold his
vense Department �xltlj a request for
to' $6.75. Stockers apd feeders: 6��
ed to conclude a separate peace with
rin and uJoVed to hansas.
settlement.
choice and fancy, $10.25 to $13.25-, In-
the Entente.
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ferior, common and medium, $7 to $10.26.
Veal calves, good and choice, $16 to
$16.50: western mnge beef steers. $1325
The Central Powers requested Tur-
key to &wait the result of the ex -
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W. H. TEACHERS school. Much of the matter of this in-
1.
tensely interesting alld inst uctite ad-
to $17.45: cows and heifers, $8 to $12.b().
change of notes with President Wil -
dress was new. to, the majority of t4.e-
Continued from 2.
Sheep and lambs -Receipts. 80.000.
market slow; mostly 25c lower, narrovw
son, but no reply so far has been
received from Turkey.
page teachers Present an(I many Inquiries
demand for feeding and breeding stock.
Lambs: Choice and $16,50 to
were, asked of the lechirer who answer-
3 '
vening sessions of yesterday were ed thent to the satisfaction of all
prime, $16-
medium and good. $13.60 to $15,50; culls'.
The Germano -Turkish exodus from
'
ead and approved. Ile. ,Mcox reeorknuended espeelAlly a
$8 to $12.25. Ewes: Choice and prime, $10
to $10.25: medium and good, $8.75 to $10.
Bulgaria has been greatly accelerated
during the past few days.
The auditors' report showing a bal- book by Daniel starch, entitled eoln-
culls, $3.90 to $7.
nee of $84.58 oil hand was received cational measinenients.
EAST BUFFALO LIVIB STOCK.
The military government at Can-
not adopted. lt is needlest, it) say Dr, Silcox waNe
The
East Buffalo, Oct, 14.--Cattle-Ro"
ton, China, has issued k fortuall do-
claration of war against Hsu Shih-
election of officers resulted In three. splendid affilre,fses that wore cpj
ie election of the roiiowing: Pres., tainily appreciated by the teachers
ceipts, 6000; 25c to 50c lower* prime
steers, $17.50 to $18; shJppl�g steers.
Chang "for having acciepted an elec -
pre-
R. Redmond, Beigrave; vice pres sent
$16,50 to $17; butchers, $11.50 to �15.50;
LLQP to the Presidency from a bogus
.
Iss M. L. Coleman, Varna; see. treas:: 1'� e r(- were about 13.5 teachers, this
I I
yearings. $12.75 to $16; heifers, $10 to
$12.510; cows. $4 to ;12; bulls, $7.25 to
Plai Cament.11
H. Johnston, Kippen; Ist council making almost a record atten4lanev.
$11.50; stockets and feeders, $7 to $10.60;
iss Vosper, Exeter. 2nd councillor, Hearty %(otes or thanks were passed
fresh cows and springers, $65 to $145.
OPEN HUNTING SEASON IN THE
is� Laird, Dashwood, 3rd councillor, thanking tile 6oderich School Board for
�'
Calves -Receipts, 1600; 50c lower; $7 to
lu9H*ogs--Receipts,
HIGHLANDS NEAH AND PRO-
Mawson, Exeter; auditors, J. H. the use of their beautiful school. the
12.800; 25c lowert
ItiPECTS GOOD
ohnston. Goderich, R. Stonehouse, Goderiell teachers for their trouble
heavy. mixed and yorkers, $18.75� light
Iln-hably tit(, best hunling distriet8
elgrave;_ resolution, 0. S. Howard taken in securing boarding houses for
yorkers and pigs, $18,25; roughs, $16.25;
stags. $12 to $14.
in ltuierlva are located in the High-
ashwood, W. McKay Hensall, Miss visiting teachers. the retiring otlicers
Sheep and lambs --Receipts 7000-
lantis (if "lltR110 und that section of
insmiln Exeter, Mr. Ross Dungannon, of last year, to all those taking Purl. Ili
steady, lambs. $tO to $17.25: y6arllniW.
Lilt- Province opened up by the Trans-
Iss McLaughlin Lucknow, Miss E. M. last evening's entertainment, and Ili,.
$7 to $13; wethers. sit to $11�50; ewes.
continental Rallway. Tills Immense
111111lis Auburn: Mr, Toni, Goderich. Silcox for his Able assistance.
$4 to $10; mixed sheep, $10,50 to $11.
%irgin area orrers unlimited opportunk
The report of the. teachers' reading The singing of file National Anthi-iii
tiv-4 It, the hunter rot, rimoso and deer.
mrse committee guggested Lilt- rot- brought a ve"N' suceessful'ineeting to) a
Ready to Quit?
The open senson for tile Highlands of
wing books to be man ny ail teachers. close.
LONDON, Oct. 15.—Austria-Hun-
linlario distriet Is front Notember Ist
I, History Manual. 2, 1 volurne of
hronicles or Canada 3, Kingsley'.,; IF YOUR. CHILD IS, CROSS,
gary and Turkey have informed Ger-
tit November lath, both days Inchisi%e.
In otme �pf the Nortl�eru (114triets, of
yportia. , ,
many,that, they,wiU, accept. President
, ,
The. report %vas reretved and adopted, FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
Wilson's peace terms, according to a lintill-io,
ILmini
Intkiding Temislouning.
tile territory
SNst
Tt i P. resolution committee recent-
despatch to the Central News from
anti north it'lill ."[lilt
Ilw Ganadlan .6overnmentliallway Ill
ended that all the eesolutions passed
the
Amsterdam. 10r
Turkey has made a definite peace
Ontario, the Open q.,ason Ili A be,,n ex -
0. E. A. with Uie exeeption of Look Motherl If tongue Is coat
o. 7. which retate.- ?o Lher . F e cl,
proposal to President Wilson, accord-
t -:n+ -d and is ront oWtotier ISI, No -
to
lifith
public cleanse little bowels with "Call-
hool course in grammar. be ad o rKed
ing to reports in circulation here.
\ . � days, A
I this association. I fornia Syrup of Figs."
A rumor was circulated on the
of the ganio nms Iq rontain,d
.
They alst- revoinmentled that the
Paris Bourse yesterday afternoon
' thp G. T, It.
ur''Ituds" Pull iliforluntilln ,n
ount of grainniar to he tatig I
11 Motbers can rest easy after
that Constantinople had been declar-
ed -under martial law. Ottoman
'111I)II
.a tn'll to) agents (,ran(] Trunk lioiiv�,o
oulol girinF
bo inrreasetj rather, than (h- "California 6yrup of Fin"
inished, I , b tLq -it
a few hours the
values jumped three and four points.
Turkish securities were in demand
The. report was a,mptea, all clogg - - ste.
MI'- M-KaY for the e4irurvittol, on sour bile and fermcntiu� food gently
and there was much trading In them.
e revision of the evaders rtevoninien- m"ves Out Of tlWlagivei
.; a'nd you have
--WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Propos-
d lilt, Following. which wt,re adopted: a ivell, playful Child again.
als of peace on the part of Turkey,
1. a T[wre shoiflol be a lip%%- fourth Sick children needn't be 'coaxed to
reported in London despatches, had
ok anti a n#,w third hook designed take ibis harmless "fruit laxative.),
not been'received in Washington to-
PrialiN ror teaching oral reading. 9 Mil:ion% of mothers keep it handy be-
day. State Department officials ex-
L
he Used for both rea(flng and liter- cause -they know its action -on Vhe 4orn-
presse d deep interest In the reported
tire, tit(- hook should be to two parts. ach, liver and bowels is prompt d sure -
move by the Turkish Gcvernment,
41b
it) contain the s#�le(�Iions for Ask your druggist for a bottle of
but stated positively that no pra�
iffing ant] Part 11, the selections rot, -,Califo' " which Con-
rnia, Syrup of Fies,
posals had reached them.
erattjrf�. j)) The books should he tains directions for babies, children of
taller than tit(- present Ill. anti I V. all ages and for grown-ups.
Only 4,000 Escaped.
aders., ib) Sonie Introductory page�;
Ow principles of reading, with ex-
LONDON. Oct. 15.—A supplemen-
Ples from the I -ssons, Exit Will, Chiefs.
should he
tary official Wai- Office report regard
d as in the higit school reader, AMSTERDAM, Oct. 15. — Lt. -Gen.
Ing Syrian operations reads:
I I Scheuch who recehtl w 6 #
"Prisoners taken by the Egynytian
it so 1 xere ses n pronunciation of diffl- I j as p. en o
cult words he indicated at bottom (or as the successor of Gen. von Stein, expeditionary force. exclusive of
tit(, pages. ic) There should be suit- head of the German War Ministry, those taken by the Arabs. have risen .3 THE P
able preparatory questions on each has been appointed to that post, ac- to more than 75,000. It Is estimated
CLUBBINC RATES lesson as in high school reader. (1, cording to a despatch received here that of the entire strength of the
11 There should be a grenter numhvr (if from Berlin. Turkish fourth, seventh and eighth
"WITH THE STAR selections from the Bible -some tir Germania, of Berlin, foreshadows armies not more than 17,000 have
which may be used ror rilf,morlZilt lilt). the resignatilon of two leading Ger- escaped, this figure including 4,000
'M Star anti Toronto Daily Globe ......... .. $5 25 e) Prose seleetlons for reading not it) man commanding generals as the re- effective rifles,
Daily Mail and Edipire ....... 5 25 be long. f) The selectinn,4 to contain suit of the appointment of Gen. von "Many of the prisoners captured,
Montreal Paraily Iferald anti only good English. g, Helpte all se- Scheuch as Minister of War. were In a lamentable state of ex -
Weekly Star .................. 2 65 IPXtIonA In which the moral tPaehIng The German newspapers probably haustion. Thez are receiving such
Weekly Sun (Toranto) .......... 2 40 is doubtful. refers to Gen. Ludendorff and Field treatindrit and attention its is pos. specials at
9. 1. to Toronto Daily Star ....... ..... 4 30 2. That the teachers or tile primary Marshal von Hindenburg, who re- sible."
44 " Toronto Daily World ........... 5 25 (ItYlsions In Goderich school,;, together cently have lost much of their popu-
" to Tervinte Daily News ............. 4 30 with the school inspector, Import 411sr- larity in Germany. Beginning of Revolution.
go to Fariner's Advoute .............. 500 gestions re tile seqpiu; book. first book
The CoitantryGentleinas ......... 3 25 anti the primer. Bomb Impervious to Water. GEWEVA, Oct. 15. -A gra-ve move-
Lon&a Dailli Advertiser ....... 5 00 3. That the golden rule books be ment of unrest Is reported at Con McEwen S
to Lesollao Daily Free Prom ....... 5 00 used partly- as supplementary rpa'ding PARIS, Oct. 15. —The newly-dis- stantinople of such magnitude that
9. to 111606- al Weekly Willam ...... 2 90 In the rural schools. covered incendiary. bomb which the certain quarters call it the beginning
Id 44 Warla Wiltle, Renewal ......... 4 25 The following was also presented Germans use to burn villages. sets of a revolution directed against the
9. 1. Prabyterils alad Westatinsta. 3 30 and adopted : Moved by .1. P. Houle houses on Bret much more quickly, Young Turks. i Men's Overellil and Smocks at old
91 96 1 it isilir .............. 2 90 and seeonded by J. if. Johnston that while water throyfn on the flames The movement had Its Inception Pt Ices.
S. ed sit y Ni t (Toroato) ...... 4 25 the teachers of West Huron Inspec-'otfly helps to feed them. Freach ex- after Gen. Allenby's victories In Pal- Men's heavy Underwear,
Me 'a garift .............. 2 75 forate now in session would memorla_ - perts are actively engaged in trying estine and Bulgarla's surrender, and
B j Men'to heavy fleece -lined Under -
(T to) ........ 2 25 fize the Minister of Education, express- , to find some means of extinguishing during the last few,days has rapidly wear.
cents's 110M Compafti" Ing their appreciation of the substan- Ores caused by these new bombs, increased In scope. Men's medium weight Vnderwear
(Now York) ................... 3 25 tial reductirm In priop that has been which are so light that it Is said one at 75c per garment.
T6 Satarday Evening Paid .... 3 25 made under the recent system of text airplane if; able to carry 2n of them. Heavy Furthquake Shocks. blen's heavy Soctics, 3 pairs for 5 1
The "as' Rom jomal .... 3 50 hook- preparation but regretting that) VICTORIA, B.C. Oct. 15.—F. N. M013* % cotton Gloven. for fall, I sc,
flincludiriF Post"M to Canadian Subsoriberil.) this good feature of the Educatj( 11 Germans Fam Leaving Coast. 20c. 23c a pair�
The Casailisis Ceitatryman Ina I Dennison of the Observatory at Gon-
(Weddy) ..................... 2 00 Ilepartment's Management fr. being an- I LONDON, Oct. 16.—Latest Allied zales Hill reports that beginning at Boys' fleece -lined Underwear.
nolre.d by tile too frequent replacement reconnalssances Bbow that the Ger- BoyFi' Sweatero.
I The Youth** Companies ........ 3 75 0 f an autholltzed text by a ne,,N hook 7.16 o'clock yesterday morning and Boys' heavy ribbed Stockingm.
............... 4 00 MADa have nothing of a military na- lasting for five hours severe earth- it
and more particularly by a revised ture afloat and nothing In the air quake shocks were recorded on the BOYRI MlttR.
Scisatific American ............. 4 73 edition with gitch ruiroor corrections along the Flemish coast. The Ger- seismograph at the station. He esti- Bove' Braces.
to Cosolopillillas Magazine ... .. 3 00
, jfcCIffa,8 Nagajas ............ 3 00 as to makr practicall) no material mans are now engaged In bloekihg mates the distance at 3,700 miles. See our Flannelette I'llanketm
Anwitan Homes and Garjess . hange In tile old edition anti asking the harbors of Ostend and Zee- before you buv. Thev are a
(Misithty) ..................... 4 50 P that the schools (or Ito, pro%ince t)#. brugge. good quality and pricet; right.
To subscribers in given until Oct. 1,,.t to ha%e tile use of JLry a can N McFwen*fi own
the United Stat;es the old text book, when heing replaep,j Baking Powder. large tin 23c.
eents addition to ail above, tD, Pay by a new brick, sanctioned by rpRolu- Five Gertnan Cities Bombed. Try a lb. of 3 x Oleornirtizarint-
.Postage.
tion or the school boird 2 that whoro LONDON, Oct. 15. — British avla- when butterigge%re.e. Nothing I
Any combination of the &)love publi- only a revised edition if A school b,,(,h- tore Thursday night bombed railways better.
000 alky be had with The Star, for is to be. introcinceil. carr)ing ant, at Mesteres. Metz. Sablons and Thion- OURT Try a lb. of our Hhort-ening, Se a
rninor changes, tile scitooi shot 11 (1 h' ville and airdromes at Freacaty and lb. cheaper than lard.
tW Star &Q Daily Mail litail Empire .... $5 93 Permitted to 1114e suriA oId hook as long Morhange, according to the statement We have a nice as4gortm en I for
IU P&NgT 1111MUM-65 Ifts $1.50) 1. IS as It ig required b) m. "tudPrits at issued by the Air Ministry. putting In boxen for OverReas,
,-A __ ready pnsqesqjng n ropy. Metz Sablonal was attacked Friday.
T6 T" lPapatc .................. -.$6 40 Dr. 1�ilcox , discussed %tandard 1-1 -
Remittances by Postal Note or Ex forriublie, sehool putills. lip explaillo(I Toronto Board of Health has or- eir
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101r6m Order at our risk. Address that now there or#, Qcaivs; by vkhieb dered closed all schools to release ft"i "d 111111111111111t I REWEN
VANATTER & NAPTEL pupils In sipeffing, In writing, �lrawing. doctors, nurses and teachers (who Arpon"W" vagests. a
Sj; reading. earrill)OSitlon. etc. can be ab- re. quallfleci V.A.D.'s) to attend In- 11111111111110tis is PIw$LJ6%p South side Sq are
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