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L i4 loet you ku,ow'-wbat jpmat *, ff Mr. Peter KcAny. a farmer of the ,,am Salton, . . d, l4fout. Wid, A,merickit Gor'n, (Traelck.Tilrontoijit, �
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. . v#AWduPrQrtWQm0AtbAViUX , Mr. Jaines Kenneth MaIr. son of Mr. , $140). . . ! � I
b ck d I found ltelief &I W" M London on Saturday, Oct. 12th. . sold
to 4. Lq. 4 Ilplilto, now crop. Ift 0 Iso. I
I of 441)(Mmo .00 and A T. K. I�Wr, 6f Goderich town- .3 w1aft �tlew crop.. 740 to 770. I
I I o I , o Mrs. Sutherlo4d� a former Nvell-krlowu ship, ed on Tuesd?y of I;Xst week of Ontsirtat Wheat (Datile lit 4 Montrelki 11 11
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, . 1TWmAkimia thefri't.00l bigbjy to ' no resident ,of Wingham, died at Calgitry. pneumonia, In .Ws 26th year. Re is I No. 2 winter, per car lotr2li. .4, - on the
- having weak WdAeys, as tlx6y have n Alta, a short time ago, the body being aurldyed by three brottieris and two . I., . .
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% ,,,,,,, # eathelPtow6." brought to Lucknoyv for interment, . . No. 1, 49ruis. - . A -L. I cr1% of -
. . Re inhpacillienal suce' I � 1. 1�tstvrs: Dr. W. L. mair, of Holstein; No.$ aprin 1,18': ,
he ., 5 I bowson, of Stanley, one flohn . I
. . . eug Of 5=0 . mrs. Henry of Hullett; David. operator at Pass (A r14r1n2%*.*M1vht* Outside).
Wdho Rls 14 all parts o dd �
I of the oldest ito most esteemed rest- Milverton. Jean, teacher at Kintore, No. ii..'""o, 114
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I . us, 80 that dentli of that township, passed away Itial Myrtle, teacher at P rt r I I --- - - .. �
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-ion-orfe'ry. . a-, . __ I deideM residents of Wingbam, spetion, V445e.d g 1,40) 0 flicat
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. N41)WIL i , 11 V I ink, , I I ouried in Toronto; of Nellie, beloved 12th. lie had,been poorly for a few � . 2. nQualual.,
I I �. 1. . youngest daughter of Mrs. Burgess, Of days but had been up,and around on Manitoba Plo,ur ( crento).
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I - - I -1 -11 Tilevale- The Interment was mdellia the day of his death- ,He. was. born lu�� ild, op. TIN 4&.- Keep X)ows Inside Durfujit Cold
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rL GEORGE OEILEMANN, Osteopath, Mrs, Gates, widow of the late Jacob when he was 'nine years of age, and Xontlreal.,410.74. In bass. Toronto. I The season for cold nightff will be
. ID spec , tallAt in women's and chtl4reals Gates, of Ripboy, who was visiting her for the past 52 years lie had* lived 16 M.111feed (Car. Lats, Delivered, Montritial here all too soon, In this northeria eld
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I seases. Acute. chronic and nervous dis- daughter, Mrs. Jaines Johnston. in East Wawanosh, Fraights, Ong* included).
virders, ,Partial. dearness eye, ear, per ton, 137.25, r. mate. While it is true that keeping
t at. Adenoids a oved witn0e buolinew. died quite suddenly on Mon- Rev. F. W. Hovey, NJ. A.. of Burling- BM "n, per to the cows inside means more labor In
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. 44a, knife. Consultation Ir .0. 0 e and day of last week, in her 58th year. ton, son of Mr. C. Hovey, and brother Hey (T`4!2.1�rpnt.). cleaning the stable and more dIM
.. I res deuce, Ne on and 6t. A rew14 Streets * No. per ton, $22 to $33,
Be at Temperance nan, Mrs John Walters, sister of '�Mrs. of Messrs. J. E. 4nd Bert Hove if Of mix,k per ton, $20 to $2LS0. oulty In keeping the cows clean, tbLe
'orth Street. john 'Bean Clinton, ,passed away re- Clinton, passed avvay on Monday o I"I extra fertilizing material collected In
OUPS, 9 to 12 a. In., I to o p. nL i Straw (Track, Toronto) ,
a Saturday& cently Car lots, p
� on By$, b 'Thursdayg t at 6amasous, Arthur township. weel, after an illness of a lkttle,over a ,e,r ton, $to to S10.66' this way will probably pay for the
, krinars' Market. extra labor. It this does not, the
I v . _ s_ _ appointmeo . She was a native of Goderich town- week from Spanish influenza and pneu- Fall wheat -No. 2, $2.13 per bushel
� — ship, tier maiden name being Trewar- mania. Mr. Hovey had been .rector of Spring wheat -No. 2. $2.11 per bu-stisill, extra supply of milk received by
tha. St. Luke's church, Burlington, for the. Goose wheat -No 3, $2.08 Per bushill. ' keeping the cows In a comfortable
I CHARLESCOARROW, Barrister, Solicitor, On Wednesdity evening, Oct. 9th, Mr. past thirteeil years. Barley -Malting. K14 to $116 Per bush. stable at times when the temperature
Etc orner Nurt- striie; 4 Osts-New. 86c to 87e par tiushiiii.
�, Ooder�ph* -Out. � . nd square, A c eaforth, son of the The Influenza epidemic claimed its Buckwheat -Nominal. drops below freezing -point, will do
, . .__ - — title Francis &m+tt, of Ravpurhoy, %Nas first victim froin 43-inton, Saturday in 11-ye-Aecorlting to samptet $1.76 Par so. Efterience shows that cold has
� HAS.SEAGER . married to Miss Rachel Nellands. the pe'son of 11%irs. Frank McCaughey, a very marked effei;t In lessening the
.. Hay-�Imoth�, $26 to $38 per ton; mix. In" ftOW.
I C Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public daughter of ,NIvs. A. Nit -lands, of sea- who L111'ed fl -ton Prielillionia %hich-40 � , . puticul,wrly tQr cowl� th_V_t___
- -ad xnd a over,- 22- to $25 per ton.
and douveyancot ,
Offlce , court House, Goderich. forth. ,� lowed an attack (if Influenza. Mrs. WINNIPEG GRAIN MARIEM. have been milking for- some time,
Bill NIeNaughton, a r, I McGaughey N\as one of tile 11lost popu- when the natural tendency is tot- the
RC. HAYS 1POPHO 88. Clinton C. , Winnipeg. Oct. 21. --Cash markets were cow to dr tip and during which time
. boy, still of Mr. and 'Mrs. John .Nl(.- lat, young tattles (if tile town, being quiet and dull today. Oats close(i ilia, y
Barrister I Solicitor, Notary Public Etc. Naughton, of Stanit,�, has tuade the a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Shan- higher for October and unchanged for, every means should be adopted to
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office'Rainitton St.. sterling Bank Block �.nlo-,,llje soorlilve. I)a\k] McClinctly of nohan, of flullott bmnship, and had December. Barley closed to hi herd ,rl keep the cow ntilking. Cows should
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c , 1. only been married u short October and December. Flax i0se
Real Estate, Loans, Inittrance Ailhurn, is another olit Clinton C. time. 'k I I lower for October 3%c higher for NO a milk at least Lon months of the year.
__ — _... . - — buy to lie klll(,Il in Jj(-tion. the churches of tilt- to\\ii and county vember and 2%c 'higher for December' Leaving cows out of doors on cold
ONVEYANCINU A.NL) No,rARY I closvil oil Sunday and Hit sersices were Tnnlp6g markets: Osits _ October nights, after (hey have been milking
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C � Nliss Agnes Fnineps Andrew, youngest \v otick� , at- cps ad 84�c, closqd 85V2c; December for six or eight months, makes a
ithdrawn until furtio-t- u .Pe a to 75%c. closed 7516c.
GEORGE E GREENSLADE, Ba can- daughter of Mrs W. NV. Andrew, of thtal'gh tile doctors vialin that thn greater ten ency
- lylbield, d for rV;'d cows to go
veyaliclog and .'\ULaf-y . I c Seafvrtll, vtho [(it. solne years had as- Flax --- October opened $3.1 d
.. I . � (-pidpnile is [lot as seNerej here as in $3.19I)i:; November opened $3.117: cl.oseed dry. . In
PROLTDFOOT, KILLOBAN & COOKE, ,sisted -Mr. \Vni. Crich lit his s I 0Pe some or the surrounding places. Will; December opened $3 09, closed $3.12. Where cows are kept Inside, the
114ilrWerb, boliciturs, Notaries Pub- thorv, div(I fill \\)�ilnesditv of last x\eek Barley -October opened'a.rid closed 81; On
lie, E�c. front pneunionilt follo\N�ing intVivnza. The Srinvish influetizit epidemic is December opened and closed $1.02. stuble should be cleaned regularly ga
Offlcia-On the Square, 2nd door from Cash prices; Oatti-No. 2 c.w., sca: and some absorbent material like of
Hamilton street, Godertch. Prance., A. .Mason, beloved \vifo (if s tilt seriou., at i-aforth, upwards of No. 3 C.W. 8234c- extra No. I feed,
Private tunds'to loan at lowest rates. Mr. NV. ,N. Watson, passed B\v y of) AOO cases tieing roliorted. During tile 82%c; No. I feed, 801hc; No. 2 feed, 77%q. sawdust. shavings, chaff, or cutz' O it
W. PROUE)FOOT, K. C., past weeks ffie deaths ovvurred� Sun- Barley -No. 3 . straw, Rho-uld be scattered along the let
J. L. KILLGRAN, H. J. D. COOKE. a C.w.. $I: No. 4 C.W.,
Friday afternoon, Oct. lith. Deceased , la N, thp eight-year-old daughter of \, 95c; reJected and feed. 91c. passages, an the platform, and tit the
� ),,,., . In Flax_No. 1 N.W.C., $3.19%; No. 2 C. gutter, This helps very' much In NO
I — — its the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben ;1nd Mrs. Thos. Habk-irk died, and W.. S3:16%. sy
AUCTIONEERING I Mason and had spent the greater part another daught,er is seriously ill. ,11he cleaning the stable and In keeping in
� of her life In Blyth. She was in her funeral of Miss ('wrtrudo Kvid, titkulght- CEI1CAG0 GRAII� MARKET. the cows clean. grt
HOMAS OUNDRY. 29th y�ear. J. P. Blekell & Co.gr Port the followins Another advantage of stabling on (�jjt
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I T er (if Mr. and Mrs. .1. It. Reid, ,,Nlio prices on, the Chica oe Board of Trade:
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Live Stock and General Auctioneer, A quiet but 'pretty wedding took succumbed to all attack of do il, Prev. frosty nights, to 1hat It prevents the Sy
Hamilton street, Goderlch� pla(,,P at the honie of Mi". and Mrs. i-netinionia on Frlda�, v%as held on Open. High. L,ow. Closb.Close. cows eating frozen feed, which is gen- pill
sales made eye ym,iiere and all efforts Corn -
,made to give you satisfaction James Walker on Saturday, Oct. 12th, sunda.N. The condition of M. McKel- Oct. .... 12Sl� 1301i 1281/2 129 130% erally considered to be injurious to to.
F% sale no
� pers� _ is* discounied. wlipn their daugtktPr, Beta, becarne the lar. express agont, N\ho is suffering Nov. .... 124% 125V, 118 12014 122% milk cows. They may be kept in the
I. bride of Mr. C C McIntyre of the r : : � . " Dec. .... 119 12OV4 115 X, 116u- Illiv- . I I of
. , I . . -VETERINARY I . I root pripin"on a, s nium, ImproNe.n. Oats- stable or yard unit a ter t a pasture
, � Bank (if Nova ,',cotia, Toronto. only son ,f,hp schools, chut-S,hes and 1110ving Oct. .... 687% 69V, WA 6-87% ' haws, and In this way the aninials
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, Ir. CLARK, V. s., graduate of �o� Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Mcln�yre, Of picture sl�iovvs lia,te been closed since Nov. . ... 67% 68�� 66% "I
� 66% 67 are protected aekinst digestive troll-
., I .DP-thwe-Ontarlp veterinary Colleire Tot,- Peterboro. ThankSITIVID9 DRY. and business is Dec. , 66 i� 67 1/g 65 �k 65% 66% bles, and conditions are -
I -onto. I respectfully call the attention or Po k'-* , , more favor
, I laorse, owners to my approved method of Mr. John Sherrill, of Stephen Tp., practically at a standstill. Oct . .... ..... ..... ..... . A34.70 34 oo able for maintaining the health an" F,
I operating on horses, teem. A fresh sup- Nov. .... 34.60 34.90 34.50 34.70 34:80 milk -flow of the antruals. -- Prof.
�� . ly of veterinary mediqlne always on H. H. Dean, 0. A. College. Guelph,
� Cand. Office and stables-NewIrate street, Oct. .... 25. 60 25.65 25-60 25.60 25.20
Goderich. I Nov. .... 24.32 24,55 24.32 24.50 24.20
11 - - ___: m W Ribs- Prevent Great Farm Loss.
� INSURANCE . Oct. .... ..... ..... ..... ..... 21,00
1 R Nov. 21,15 21.30 21.15 21.15 21.00 If, through better care and man-
I (", — agement, the average life of farm tio
I McICILLOP MUTUAL_FIR INSL:RANCE Over 7,500 Persons Were Placed I * -
CO. —_ OATTLE MA4KETS machines could be increased by a sin no]
Farm and Isolated Tovin Proi)erly Insured. on Farms This Year. i gle year what a tremendous saying clo
,,Value of property Insured up to Jainiary, I I f would be effected. The anionnt a act
I LO, $3 04SX15.00. . . I "TON STOC`K YARDS. - through nt�ie- fo
OFF16ERS-Jaines conolly, President, Experience Shows Cold Niglits Lovv- I DO. ES farmer loses each yeai
-Goderich ; Jils. Evans, vice-president, end pain, prevent fOstaring ant� .TORONTO, Oct. 22. -With some. lect of his machinery would pay for ba
�� )Beachwood ; T. E. Hays, See.-Treas., Sea- ers Milk Flow When Cows Are 1 heal. Tilt, I, why those who hove thing over 1�000 head of cattle on the the erection of a plain weuther-pi0ol sto
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� DIRECTORS -D. F! stcuregor, Seaforth ; Left I.n Fields. I once -.1sed `)ru-Buk will never use 'Union Stock Yards market yesterday shed that would kelep them in good ga
. J. 0. Grieve, Winthrop ; Win. Wrin, Con- I any Other ,-RaLment.. trade was very dull for all classes condition- Prof. John Evans, 0. A fea
stance ; George McCartney, T lickersmith ; (Conttributed by Ontario Department at Miss Viola, liubley, of Upper Go- excepting steers with weight, and all College, Guelph. . .
,. John Ferris, HarloCk ; John Bennewise, Agriculture. Toronto.) shen. NA3., wr!tes: "My sister had other classes declined sharply from -- - na
Broadhairan ; Malcolm tticEwan, BTucefleld. I giv
1, AGENTS -J. W. Yeo, ,iodertch , Sandy INCE Oct. 31st, 1917', the On- I so;,s on her foot that c9mmenced 25c to 50c per cwt. Some cOmmIB-- OPEN HUNTING SEASON IN THE' ,Ie
Leitch, Clinton ; wyn. miesney, searorth ;
) E. Hffichley, Searorth. tario Government Public Em- I lik, bolls and then cliscba'rged. She sion houses and drovers placed the 1111WILANDS NEAR AND I1R0- 1110
Y en surNred such ;r.Kense pain that she decline even more, pronounced at SPECTS' GOOD
Policy Holders can pay their asges.,mi3O)s ployment Bureau have secured� could not wea", - a
� at R. H. Cutt's Store. Goderich, A. J. - S her :I,oes and had from 60c to U5c per cwt.
� rish's '(�Inthing Store, Clinton, or J. 11. employment for 19,000 per- to reinain in tb house. We com. There was a lot of the lightweight ilr-dialdy ill-, �,,t hunting di,fri,A, kee
Reld's, Edyfleld. ., n Til, an, ho-al".1 ill ill,- High -
I sons, of which 7,016 were men and inen, ed u .ug �ani-Buk and the common class of eastern cattle, I" All"
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�, ___ -1 11,984 women. This work has been Fit; ': FO , ( , imriptutred. Then the weighing from 600 to 700 lbs. Young hind, fir 11111arl" and that ,elltj;,-,�l "r ..
� FOR GOOD RELIA.BLE sorf�s s' . p d dLL":arvIng and be. steers sold around $10 and $10.50 th" 111-�,%ilwv ,q-11".1 up hy tilt' , alli, [Ili
I accomplished for the ,most part fon,, :on,,, the places N'v ere entirely which were'capable of great develop 0--oI 111011tAl h-HINNiO 11, ill, 1111111"lls.. 411(
�) Nll'til;�,att;�,,�,i ,,M�r� 11111111111-1 orttrloni� an"
�� ivithout 7:im.-Bult agalin." lowed to go to the abattoirs. Some o- � it, .1 111itil-.1, f'o, 111"o". and d.",r
t, Shoe Repairing through the efforts of the offlces tit Ilealed ol.pr. NVe shall never be' ment, and should never have been al
� I TV Toronto, Ottawa. Hamilton and i
;; For eczema, blood�poisoulng and the heavier class, too. looked as ']'If,- oi-ri .�r;,�n r r Ili-, Ifighl.ind- or
11� SMITH & RING London. Since April, however, new piles. c,,�Ls and bilrus. Zavl-i!ul( is though they would pay well for care I I)lll;ll,i,) ifistrict i� frool \,,%vloh.'r I'l
il On &3t Street opposite Knox Church bureaus have been opened at King- e(1MIv !�Ood. Ail dealers, 50c box. and feeding. 1'' \�,\.'llllwr 1.5111, hoIll 1h.\, Ifichl'IN.-
. I I GIVE US A TRIAL ston, Port Arthur and Fort William. I 1. B The lamb market was steady and
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; ��� be gained through the campaigns for . C � 1, ra to $16.35 and as high as $16.50. The
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I ization of Resources Committee and ,.� , .. I '? The calf market, with about 250 on I I ,
rh � hi I theAgricultural RepresonlAtives I ... sale, was steady to firm.
,I, Broph L, Bro 111 were �i,r,- �
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� I G DIERICH vided into six d'91ricts, each center- prrucecl on antarfo farms. Of thesc at $18.25 fed and watered, $18,50 a , I
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,I The L ading organization is' now such that each some 3,300 were men, 2.140 boys and the Outlook is for steady prices a I
. county, through the Agricultural Re- and 1,260 women. Several cainpaign3 for the week, ,
", funera I Diremrs presentative, is kept in touch witn have been launched Including, ''Sol- EAST BE'F[,'A[,O LIVE STOCIR.
� diers of the Soil" (boys between 14
I and Embalmers I ope of the Enildoyment Bureaus, East fluffalo, Oct. 21--Cattle-Re-
� , and 19 years), "Haying and 14ar- ceipt4
: T us the ,surplus labor in one part of v _ r)(p)(1 (;t,od sti,,tig, corrinion slow:
I the province may be shifted to a est," "Sugar Beet Hoeing," "Thresh- prime steets, $17 to S17.50; mlitriping
. LOrders claref illy attended j% Ing and Fall Ploughing." and "Flax steers, $1,5541 in SIG .'M: butchers. $11 to I
l t � part where a scarcity is felt. Any $16'. yearlings. $12 to $16; heir,,ts $it to . .
I � , or day. farmer in Ontario, by communicating 12.51D, co -Fi $4 to $12; bulls $7 50 to . . .
�, at all] houn -nig4t Pulling. " Over 250 boys were sent ,
I . . � � I . with the Agricultural Representative to the sugar beet flelds of the Chat- 111.50; atom<k�rs and feederq, $7 to $10.50; 11 . . I :
� , I — for his county, may learn how farm ham district, and 125 are now pull- fresh cow,s and swingers. steady, $65 Z
. Ing flax. , to $145. 1 Il. I
i help can be obtained. Hogs-Reeell,ts. 1r.00h: 50c to ,55e Inwer: : ; , ,
TQ.date 7,800 persons ha,ye been Of the 1,260 women sent the ma- beavy. $18 to $1% 10, mixeil anti %orkers. P
. - .- jority are on fruit farms. An effort $18; light yorkeis, $IG 5h to UT, i.',; PI
$16.50 to $16.75: roughq, S1550 to $91r,:
i ,-CLUBBIN RATES ----- - ___._ __ —,---- was made at the Toronto ofllce lo stags. $12 to $14. 1
1 send women to assist In the farm Sheep and lambs Rec-elpts, 10.000. -_ -
I I ingS kitchens with the result that 70 wo- lArtibq Sne lawor, other's atend): larrilld.
WITH THE STAR Sample Box Br $9 to $1575, f --w Slik.Y�Rrlingn. ,$7 to I - . -- - . --- ------- ,-
I . . � I men have gone. to this work. During $13: wethers. $11 In $11.150; ewes, $4 to . I' I
' ' . . the wiuter.a class was organized for $10; mixed sheeti. $10.1,0 to Ill.
The Star sail Tailisto Daily Globe ......... .. $5 25 he purpose of giving girls a traln- —_ —
44 " " Daily Mail and Empire ......... 5 25 Ing In chore work on the farm, In Advance Toward Danube. i
" go . 1. Great Results ' !
� Montreal Family Herald and April a coume was opened, at the On- PARIS, Oct. 22. - - The Allied ad -
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.. Weekly Star .................. 2 65 tarto Agricultural College. where Vance northward toward the Danube Specia'Is at '
I 0 1. " VVbAly Sun (Toronto) ........... 2 40 Chronic Sufferers Find Relief I
ft a " Tomato Daily Stkr ....... ..... 4 30 about 150 women and girls have gone continues without Alackening, and a � . I
,put to assist on mixed farms through- statement from the French War Of -
Daily World ...... _... 5 25 Chronic sufferers from Backache, out the provinep. The reFitilts aeblev- flee Saturday night reported the oc- I
:: :", :: tw.1110. Daily News ............. 4 30 Gravel, Stone in the Bladder or any ed by these women have been satis- cupation of KnlaJf,vatz. 25 miles
1. $4 de FArmer's Advbute .............. 3 00 �
6. other form of Kidney trouble are gen- factory from the standpoint of the northeast of Nish, and near the But -
H �ff 111w Country, Gentleman ......... 3 25 erally willing to try any remedy once. garlan border. Along the Morava
.4 " 44 farmer MCEWOR S
. 0 Daily Advertiser ....... 5 00 The excruciating pain caused by , It ls'the desire of the Department Serbian troops have reached Trate-
.4 trily'Free Prm ....... 5 00
" :: :: , Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatics, In- that every farmer In need of help is n1k, west of Kruchevatz. The state- — �
t ' Scilly ilness ...... 2 90, fiammation of the Bladder or some supplied with suitable and satisfac- ment reads:
19, .4 .8 aria ids, Renewal. ........ 4 25 her form of Kidney trouble, is so tory assistance, and It lFt toward this "On Oct. 17 and 19 the Allied Men'R Ovir-ralln and Smocks at old I
tqri&x "4 Westinimler. 3 30 at
: :: - ,all , great, that persons afficted are often end that our offires are organized and troops made new progress towards plices.
.. " 14 W6, l�1'446r ....... ....... 2 90 driven to spending large some of money into the fulfilling of which practically the north. On the right Franco- Men's upavy Underwear.
S&JL4&y N;Aht (Yorlinto) ...... 4 25 in an endeavor to find relief at any all the energy of our staff Is put. Serbian forces occupied Kntajetaz, Men' -s heavy fleece lined Uodor.
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" 86 " flains Journal (Toronta) ........ 2 25 0 On account of the supreme Import- and are marching on Zaletchar. In i
" is " Weam's Han Companitas This is proven by the testimon of &nee of food production the greatest the centre the Serbian troops forced Men's medium weight Underwear .
(New York) ................... 3 25 hundreds of people who have ' ;ytten atntilunt of effort, in all officon. hatil the Bovaan defile north of Alek- at 75c per garment.
" " " The Satitr4ay Eming Post.... 3 25 US letters sta,tmg "that having falled been put forth toward recruiting and sinatz and captured two mountain M('n'R hea�ry 13ockR, 3 tmirR for$ I
f " " "' The Udiss' Homo Journal.... 3 50 to find rellet aftoT years of trying, blacing men on farms, yet a large cannon. Afterwards they advanced Iflon'ncotton Glovpm,forfall, 15c,
. Unid,fadlnirpokUttafl,nandioLne;ubacribem) they tutuda to.,Qin Pills,as a last . number of people have secured post- toward Sokobanjit. West of Krucbp- 20c. 25c a pair.
# I The Canadian Counurts" resort --- and a simple box of tbeie Pills I tf6n, In othe�r lines of wdrk. lgig-lit Tatz our advancod elemonfA have I Boys' fieeee"Ilfietl Friderwear,
I - 1. Maly) ... .................. 2 00 soon convinced them that Gin P'lls'w&s hundred and spvi�nty-one men have reached Trstenlk. on the south bank RoyA' Sweatcrs.
I a A. is The Yodv a 6inpaid an ........ 3 7S this roXnedy they iseeded.'t' been placed at factory and munition of the Morava. in the region north B,)yFi' htmvy ribbed 8tockings.
11 " " Scatish Anwins ............... 4 00 that . io all we ask you to do. Try a work, 3,200 general laborers. 2,000 Of Novivatar, the enemy. pursued Royf4, Mitta.
" 64 11 Scientific Antarican ............. 4 'PS box of Gin Pills at our expense, and if builders and 1,624 a miscellaneous by our troops, Is retiring towards � nov", Rraeeiq.
16 11 " estaglialliun Magazine ...... . T 00 i See ofir Flannelette Blanketn
� ,A it " 4,101ccleft's maissise ... � . 3 00 they fail to bring you the relief they occupations. Women Lvo been pine. Krallevo." I before you buV. Thev are a
Q. have brought to hundreds of others ed an follows: 1.690 domestics; 1,271 1
16 " " Americas flomes antil s witb similar Kidney derangementst it munition dnd factory workers, and _-1 - .. I ___ . - - - fined (Itiality anti priceR right. I
11j"t) ..................... 4 50 608tij Ybtk 116thing. 1,700 at e-lerloal and miscellaneous I Try a ran of McVwen'A own
To itUbscribeta In the Unit6a Stateg Mrs. Dechele writes- �a abetipations.-Dr. W. A. Riddell. � I Baking Powder, large tin 28c. �
. %6 oelifli; addition, to au above, to pay "I received your sample box 62 I I Try a lb. of 3 x Oleomargarine
. � Mn Pins, and tbay have done me Superintendent. Ontario Trades anti I when britter Is iiemrce. Nothing
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Any obimblastillan bt the above publi- a lot of good. I can congtatulato Ul" 'rr
. I y a 11). of our 9hortening Se a r
- *Mtoi* &ay M haa vith The War, for , mylelt On hAVIng tbAm, Bud I The Canadian ,.%heit erfol) rw II)Is 11). cheaper than lard. '
OtAMP16: will never be witliont them in my haq pro%ed disappointing. desapitx- tile We have SL nice ar4nortmont (or !
JU Ow na Day Mail ami Easpins....$5 23 home." incroaged PfforIA to pill R largpr arrosee GnwwMo Sbed putting In boxes for Overperin.
T6 Pjaill lltjrg�($2.65 his s I 30) 1. 15 This teattitiony how a woman who ffito crop. Tbiq Pffort mu%t I)p rplle%%- T01111111111% 01111116 - -
. � N. 1, , � � loran. skopideal about buying Gin Pills ed for 11119 Victory Is in the air (,iin- I I
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pillrells ...................... $6 40 'shotild convince you that a sampl* bot tilla must not r0ax in hr -r t it r 'irn- j *a I I
11ftfitfibeeli by P68tial liate or E, is woll worth writing for. Do it to- Isabing simplies It Iq Important that !
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*.*4 W& st our Milk. Address day. Addrood: , � I tho, greateAt pos4ible wileat tier,pairi. lie me WINA . J. J. MCEWEN i
. I � � no 14*60181 Dftg is fts"Ical 00. plafi.%ed fhlf4 fall. The VniteA �xtaie% 1111111110111911. 1 -phe" 44 seetth side square,
I " V"ATU4 & tWTEL, rftt6 0AUX16. Criop this year wam fortanatel4y a MR A a essiraft$L$111'
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