ry [3 > "FRIDAY, . SE EMBER 24h Fare .$10.00 Sood golag via Chicago dnd otonto dr North Bay. LOW RATES TO PACIFIC COAST One way eolonist tickets on sale daily, Duluth, Sept, 15th to Qct. 10h, at following rates. Spokane, X Bdkans, W bs Ni Vietoria, B.C, '$45. 1 0 Seattle, Wash. Portland, Oreg: § San, Francisco, Cal.) Jos Angeles, Cal, 7. 05 Han Diego, Cal. $4' Mexico, City, Mex, HUDSON. FULTON CELEBRATION New York, N.V., Sept. 25, Oct.' 2nd. { Round trip tickets will be issued to New | Y York via Montreal, $15.45, good oing | 4 Sept. 23rd to 30th, inclusive, good to (Ld return until Oct. 10th. : al N Iv] SEASE a RED For full particulars, to JF." Pt HANLEY, Agent, Johnsopy and § oy N oR alario streets. z 1 T 5 ] 4 Warquetté Street, en orives to the Zam-BukCo, as Yollows : -- " Gentlemen, For many years I was troubled with.a serious eruption. of the skin, which was not only unsightly, but at times very painful. I first tried varioQs household remedies, but all these proved sltogethef useless * § then took medical advice.: Not gne, hut several doctors in turn were consulted, but | was unable to get any permanent relief. Some time back | noticed a report fron a Justice of the Peace whe had been ¢ured of a chronic skin-diseas by Zam Buk; and 1 determined to give this balm a trial v * After a thoroughly fair test, I can say 1 am delighted with! it. '1 have the best reasons for this conclusian ; bécsuse, while everything else 1 tried salves, embroca- tions, washes, soaps; and doctors' pre. paritions failed absolutely to relieve my pain and rid me of my trouble, three boxes of Zam -Buk have worked a complete cure. "In my opinion Zam-Buk should be even more widely known than it is, and I have no objection to you publishing this letter For eczema, eruptions, rashes, tetter, itch, ringworm toy similar skin diseases, Zam -Buk is without equal. Italso cures cuts burns, scalds, piles, abscesses, ¢hronic soges, bleod-poisoning, ete. All druggists and stores at 50 cents a box. or ost Sree for price from the Zam Buk Co., [oronto. apply Corner SECS PEMBROKE 5 ial AY Canadian Pacific ey Low Rates to Pacific Coast' One way colonist tickets on sale daily iH. B.€. "CAT (CAL. VANCOUVER, $10 WINNIPEG -- tic Farm Laborers' VICTORIA, B.C SEATTI WASH Excursion stations. in Ontario, Friday PORTLAND, OREG Sept. 24th Same conditions as former SAN FRANCISCO, excursions. Return $18 additiona P Sept. 15th fo Oct.' 15th 'at following rates : SPOKANE, WAS 1.08 ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, CA MEXICO CITY, From all Full particulars at & P,. and C Ticket Office, Ontario street, ¥. CONWAY, 1 t. ¥ Gen, Pass, Agent BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY. Train leaves union station, Ontario street, 4 p.m. dally (Sunday excepted) for. Tweed, Sydenham, Napanee, Deser- onto, Bannockburd and all points north To secure quick despatch to Bannock- bufn, Maynooth, and points on Central Dntario," route your shipments via Bay of Quinte Railway. For further particu tars, apply R. 'Wy DICKBON, Agent, Phone, No. 8. Lake Ontario & Bay of Quinte Steamboat || Co., Limited. : STEAMER CASPIAN 1000 Islands--Kingston-- Rochester. Islands, Alexandria Gananoque at 10.30 am, Sundays. Returning, steamer leaves at 5 p.m., for Bay of Quinte Ports and Port of Rochester, N.Y. | STR. ALETHA--Leaves Sunday's. eturning, mediate Bay of Quinte Leaves for 1,000 Bay. and Pandora range would look well In your kitchen--it's so handsome. Its perfectly-ven- tilated steel oven would bake the bread and roast the better than ordinary oven Its spegial construction daily except | steamer Jtaves av! ports. -------------------- Full information from E. E. HORSEY, J. P. HANLEY, General Manager, C. 8S, KIRKPATRICK Kingston, Ont., JAR, SWIFT & CO. Agents, . Kingsion | beef your does. It s as s Good as Money flue would vow fuel Its large pan ~ would save ash~ save you carrying .out ashes Its reservoir at frequently. enameled steel would be handy preserving time Its tachment able all your dull knives. But McClary agent like tell you several other reasons. Just him a chance re yd would emery at en you to sharpen the would to And very often Real Estate turns out to be a_ great deal better. 1% jumps in value much more than cash can earn fo- | terest. 1% often doubles itself in a very few years: We have some most desirable parcels for investments and you could | not -put your spare cash ve Lettar use | Call and talk it over with us. Remember the biggest fortumes are now being made | in Real Estate: I have Investment propositions paying 10 to 12 per cent. Full particulars, D. A. Cays 07 Brock St. "(Gasoline 6c. A GALLON Put in Your Tank at Our'Dock. Garage For Sale By Lemmon & Heed $ | COAL! 1} The kind you are looking for is the kind we sell, ~ SCRANTON | Coal 1s good tonl and we ~antes prompt delivery. 'Pho Booth & Con FOOT WEST STREET. repens Selby & Youlden, Ld. Asphalt Roofing 0 Wis wt JUL Gravel and | | Bilgs, Sand Surfaced | iston at Angrove's | Special prices for large quantities. } | Repairs .to Automobiles ar Marine Engines promptly attend: jto." 3 Foundry. 2 wg P., Walsh, barrack St, Kingston, IY The First This Season, Myers' Honie- Made Pork Sausage and Blood Pudding, for SATURDAY. Give us a gall. H. MYERS', 60 #rock St. 'Phons, 570. SOI; son, on, past); Dixon, bethes Gi. purpos in. Re colt, 15} Moveln team, under Clark, ¥ Perry Catt Ss R (RULLR Avkro non. guson, Fergu 1909, Bros. Fi heifer Slecth Heifer and Hunt¢ A. I. Hoy Boar over, Fala land. aged, Cxoese, pair, A on; lavlo G. Br YT ples, honey ferry syrup, Gray G Lvon ing; G land; Sleeth Noble Ww vee; Darlir Tavlo Frave « Craya peanti china, sofa levoche Traves, work, F. G. nd: Loney, M. {ted {herd red | wor k, thetla « bradi coll. edging, 1 on. F an, rayd, Fergu M: B. table work, Hownr: hands and Campbell, Grade Wi Lyon,' Dixon, tatting, cushion, i Loney; vear-oll colt NM. (draught), John (draught); Sleeth Bros. foul at side, J. (general purpose), land, colt (grawrval purpore), Avkroyd, team, wht. Roadetors--Stallion, Holmes, Letherland, P. Anglin, hands and over, nd, under 153 hands, Ps 15 Letbeeland, | and over, Shannon Fesguson, vd, Tw G Yearling on, rguson, B I'raves, cali of Sjeeih Bros. Sheep breading of 1909, Shep (short wool) ON Ram lamb, r. Lyon, Hunter. I'. Huntix. Shannon, of Traves, M. Sow of 1909, port bacon hog, Dennce. Manufactures-- Darling, Fowl--Turkeys, of Turkys, G p Gr. Lyon. L ctherland, "Daity and orchard products--Butter, Joseph Duff, Bobet hx: home uece, Thompson; Thompson, Ww. Shannon; Edwards, Shannon, in vi P. Edwards, | etherland; Shephe rd, (igorge 1 etheriand, n Letherland; rye, fie Letherland; corn in ear, . Edwaras, 1, Harry go'd wurtzel, Fdwards* Edwards Edwards; squash R Arthur, potators N. SEPT. 15TH. (draught), F. 'S. Ferguson. F. 8. R. (draught), Traves. 8S. Ferguson, leam of Arthur, R. F. 8 B. Colt of F. Perry. W. H J Perry, Anglin. FP. Holes. , Une-y Ww. M. Shannon, Movelank Brood mare. J. "Anglin. Holmes. One-year-old ¢ Shanno. i Peery. Henry Chas. Lake. over, Robt 1 hands, Suugy Li Dixon, M. Lake, erguson, Jas. bred) Lyon, Yearling Geo. Shepherd, Ferguson. S. Ferguson, o-vear-old heifer, Avkrovd, R. heifer, R. Shannon, G. Aykroyd. Heifer S. Ferguson, cattlo--Yearling bull, ilech cow, R. Shannon, Sleeth Bros Shannon, Yearling Sketh Bros, 1909, Bull, F. S. bull, Bull {pure S.A. R R. F. Sk Geo. R. M. B. heiior, R. NM. ros. B. long wool )--Ram ewe, shearling (i. Lotherland. -Ram, Edwards, S A. Lyon, Breeding ewe, I. T. Hunde owe Jamb of ene, wp. S. Edw 1909, Boar, M. 1909, Bivocd B. one B. yoar I'raves, R. Shannon, "Hw, one Traves, G. M. B. Traves. MB S. clevices, Ira pair, male Aykroyd, pair, male Letherland, S. pair or 1909, and LR air, Letherland, G. Fowl, 8.- A, G. shepherd. Shepl G. made Q. Bruce: P. Edwards; winter apples, P. RPdwards; Arthur, Ira Dark Chan'es Shannon; Edwards, 8 Noble Letherland; G. Aykro M."B. Lyon: John evetables--Fall ine wheat, M. B. Traves, Id peak, S. A. Lyon: George A. Lyon, bread, buns, 3 cheese, W. H. pears, R. P, comb, GQ. Al negar, jelly, RX. canne and oats, P seed, M. potatoes J. Anglin, {white}, J John Gordon; Gi. Letherland: B. Traves: blood Noble Darling; Darling, Noble R. Arh cabbage, C. W cauhflower, J. celery, Charles timothy B. Darling; E. carr Darlin ur, P. GQ Edwards, tomatoes, Shepherd; ensilage Dennee. Fine arts mg on sitk or Darling: landscape in oil colors, F. Ferguson, animals in eil colors, ng Ferguson, Fraves, t ng, crochet Tay dor: ot herla nd; embroidery €. embroidery, Roman embroidery, shadow M tembury sot, hx i F G {Loney & we and doylies, and ladies' drawmg, P. sat, fancy Edwards; G. M. B.. J. Q Traves, F. water colors, Anglin; Ferguson, Traves, G. Let G. Avkroyd, Shepherd; pan knitted, F. S. G. Aykroyd; ( hatles Loney, S. Ferguson; Avkrovd, C. Loney, tidy, any kind" but W. GG. Bruce; Avkrovd, M. edging, CO. A Lvon: Loney, NM. B. table doylies, Ferguson, W. on cotton, F. Loney, M. 'B. (, Loney, M. NM. B. embroudery, Traves, C, lace, M. B. Traves, Gn. Letherland; Traves, F. 8. wn, consisting' of tray MN. B. erguson, C. Loney; Avkrévd, W. G. burnt wood work, in J. XN. B. F. M G. or G. cor. G. B. = C. coll. Trav G. Ss. B. G. B. Bru the foal 7 Shanngn. Robt. Two-year-old HarvevaDixon, horse, Manard Buggy Campbedl, John Reid. Colt 'of 1900, John Anglin Saddle Dixon, M. Shannon. Shearling and ov A. year Letherland. | Best Traves, A. Ferdinand Holmes. Lyon, SCA, Lone grapes, Lyon; rasp: maple | G. 6G. Darling; vd, Traves, od fruit, Fayior; Ncble Edwards, ( {Ct Taylor, turnips, beets, sugar beets, Avkroyd, pain'ing Ira Darling; spec. Loney, knit ted Traves; Traves, point Ferguson; Ge AT THE INVERARY FAIR ON' 1 Many Special Prizes Were Awarded --The Officers of the Fair and Those Who Judged hibits. Horsoo-- Stallion (draught), rood mare Wm. Moreland: year-old colt (dravchi), W. Moreland, Fzx- . Anglin Fergu- One- Fergu- vu | Pix- horses Shannon, Brool mare (general pur- Robt. eal i car - Noble: Darling; | (enetgl B. Traves, J. AE Noo fs John Anglin, r foal at side, Two year- a | =} olt, Carriagé I ! Drader, n arriage | trotting Ww. arling, 15% horse Chas. a. John two vears T Fer USO FE. "B. cali of | Milch cow, Gi. Shan- S. Fer- anion. | S| cali of Aykroyd. Sleeth | F. NS. Two-vear- -oldl | I'raves, 1. Traves, lamb, ewe lamb | John Perry. two shears over, A. Thompson { over, ards, 8S, | Lyon. ow S. er, Lyon. M. B and ex~ Sat: of Horse shoes, Ira Darling. | and Tether female, | Lyon. Ducks, herd, S OG Buff, Duff, Wy | Hall ap ny, R. Vs Ww cheat; B.A 5 Den sts, Tre gT man Sleeth, Taylor, Loney, pumpkin, Robert Shannou . Fd | side, | Twor | horse, | 21 Best bugey R. | F. Thomas | m, { P R. | Darl harley, Let her- Ww. Traves, lored ); PP. wl. J. . Taylor, ©. wg. fi ip cloth, 6. Avkrovd, Ira "Lie; three faney hand- s, hand made, Ira Darling. Ladies useful work--suit of. under home-made, CG. Lotherland. Spee. gent white shirt, homemade (un: Taondred), A. I: os. Flannel shirt, fatwa, of. Taylor, G.. Lethe rian, 8. A. Lyon. il patchwork, Sond Shepherd, U. Loney, « oe eri, ¥ made, G. vB Travcs. Quilt, Jog cabin ere Ww. Bruce; R. Arthu:, OC. Loney. Quilt, Joking MN. BR ee G. Letherland, Robt. Hixon. (milt, crochet, J. Ang lin, . Loney, J. parler. Quilt, crazy, G. Beuee, J. . Robt. Dixon. Quilt, quilted, ha ii G. Ayk- royd, R. A. Lyom, R. Arthur. Quilt, {tufted, J. Taylor, R. Arthur. Pair knitted stockings" tfiney, J. Taylor, S. 13. Lyon, 3, ~ljmee. Pair knitted socks (ihe), Faylor, . Letherland, SX. yon Ladics' oT vin si. | Letherland, A. bkfon, W..G. Bruce. Bonpt's lean 8 A 'lyon, OG. | Le therland, W. GQ. Peace. Ton yards carpet, all wool, homemade; J. Tay Ten yards flannel, homemade, S. Lyon, Go Brauer, G. Aykroyd, Ten "yards carpet, (rag), Wi Bruce, Tavior, 8. A. Lyou. -- hat ke, Lopey, 6. Aykroyd, AM. B. Traves. Mat | J. Tavlos, J. Anglin; S. Al Ov. | farm, Lyon. Special Prize List. of speed, purse $25 horses in the township, May- | nard Campbell, Hethuel Clark, John Reid. Green horses 'of the township, ELF Dennee, R. 'Arthur, Thos. © Me- | Water. : , | Best lady Edwards. Best team of Arthur. [Best = two-vear-old = colt (deaehty, 1 hompson, | Best theee-year-old 1 F.' 8. Faguson. Best colt of 1909 ( 'erguson. | Best three-year-old colt 1 F. Holmes. i Post colt Holmes. | Best™ colt ' Letherland. Best geperal purpose team, { Traves. Best | pose), | Best | paso), { Trials ba str st deiver, Migs Poles, Miss draught horses, W. H. colt (dranght), aught), F. S. (roadster), of" 1909 {roadsier }, I. of 1409 (roadster), G. N. three-year-old colt (general pur- M. B. Traves. two-year-old colt (general pus- Harvey Dixon. Resi colt of 1909 (genedial "purposc), { Wm. Moreland. Best brood mare (general purpose), Best buggy horse, and L. Lake. Best carriage team, H. Darling. Best carriage team, C Drader. 15% hands 154 hand® and 15} hands, and i undew, Chas. Clark. "Fastest walling horse, hitched the rig, Arthur. Best of Perry. Best trotting horse (not pacer)--W. Smith. Best single turnout, gentleman--L. Lake. I' Best herd of pure hred cattle--F. 8, Ferguson. * "| Best bull (pure bred)--S. | Best non | Best heifer oglf of 1909 (grade)--=N. to R. team walking horses--C. with lady and A. herd of grade cattle--M. Lyon. 1 faves, Best milch cow (grade)=R. = Shan- * |B. Traves Best. aged rap (long -wool)---G. therland. Best aged ram (short wool)--P. wards. Pest Best non. Best Best iM: B. Pest Lyon. Best \ i Le Eil- iat sheop--P Edwards. : boar (over one yvear)--R. Shan- brood sow--M. DB. Traves. twelve stalks of ensilage corn-- Traves. ; collection ob. vegetables--S. A. bushel oats. Letherland. Ay corn, Speeral sheaf exhibit--spung wheat, Letherland. work-- paint = Angin; Ferguson; Ss. Or fra herland; | M. B. | slippers, | G. cotton, coronation Traves; 5 Lo Robert Dix- Bruce; Fergu- Traves; Ayk- Loveys Bat- | = lace, sed cloth, Traves ioe, evelet {i Ferguson, Tw ors Shep- crochet Le- Consider my free of © § ofl. w oS Cs SaNIAGd You have ry thing to Bain and nothing to lose. Hs up to you. If you wish to be cured of that, fouls spitti at hawk- ing--that' wretched hitting that "'dofi"t-dare-luok-anyhody-in-the-facw"' feeling - then fill 'out. Yhe- coupon without further delay. I possess the remedy that will cure yop, hut as I have not your address you must s 1 Thats all 1 ask. Simply fil out olowing coupon and mail it to me to-day. It will be the means . 'of restoring you to .a perfectly normal condition, giving yow a sweet pure breath. / FREE ~~. : Em This coupon is. good. for one fri package of Gauss" Combined Cagarrh Cure, mailed free in plain pec Simply #it in your name and on dotted lines below and mail to C. E. GAUSS, 6429 Main Street, Marshall, Mich. hardanger {. Avk- dF. Avkrovd, R. Arts.) Best collection of ful © | 4 ' | | precident; nH shson, hase, under 15% hands, | sensation | the late John Marshall. es collection of potatoes--M. B. Traves. RB best white cheese--T. Thonip- "ist: collet¥on of canned fruit--dJ. Tavior. = Best three chickens (barred Ply-| mouth Rocks)-- G. Letherland. Pest collection of ladies® fancy ¢ work | ein work--U, Lethei land. Best pair of Traves. Pest pair home- made LL Lyon. Test baby under one vear--A. Gar- Yott., = Fest five-pound butter--J. Dufl. Fest wn-pounds butter--Jos, A. Best loaf "home-made bread (i B vom. Praifie flour)--Robert Curran. Test loaf" hioniemade bread om any brand 'Kingston Milling Co's flour--3. A. Lyon. Pést loaf homemade bregd made from BulFs Eye flour--Robert Curran. Best loal of home-made bread made fem Prince Rupert flour--W. Pest half-dozen buns--Joseph Duff, W. G. Bruce. Best layer cake made 'with Sunlight Baking Powder--G. Letherland. Best layer cafe made of Prince Ru- pert flour--J. Taylor, on pair dive ¢hickens--Geo- Shep- J Lt Rest exlibitfon of writing of the National Anthem, hy a public school vapil of the township of Storringtoh W. H. Arthur, G. Letherland,, Noble Darling. Best imtialed table lisen-- G. royd. Best loai home-made bread from Selkirk flour--G. Letherland. Speaal prize by, lledley Shaw Mill- ing (o., hmited, on bread and buns-- Qa. Letherland, S. A. Lyon, Rchert Curran. The officers herd, pressdent; president; CU, W. FR pillow shams--M, BD. roll of homemade i». Ayk- were :- James Shep- A. Lyon, first vice Sleeth, second . vice Ferguson, secretary: treasurer. The directors Garvey, Robert Shannon, G. land, J. Taylor, M. TB. William Bruce, T. Henry Scott. The judges were: and geneval were: William Me Traves, J. Thompson, Horses (draught purpose), Geo. Smith, Westbrooke; Frederick Whitney, King- ston; William Faweeti, Wolfe Island. « Horses (roadsters), Ro Moore, Wolle fsland; R. Miller, Kingsion; F. True dell, Collins Rav. Cattle (pure bred and grade), John Dillon, Brewer's Milles D. Murray, Glenburnic; D. Wilmot, Pittsburg. Sheep, hogs, fowl, R. Fair, Glen- burnie; M. Spafford, § Sydenham; Byron Gordon, Glenvale. Manufactures, W, ham. Dairy and orchard products. L. Gal lagher, Wilton; George © Thompson, Kingston; D. D. Rogers, Eric. Grain and vegetables, H. Lancaster, Kingston: C. Hay, Glenburnie; M. Fowler, Mount Chesney. Ladies' famey work and Miss M. Sproule, Kingston; Fair, Glenburnis Ladies" usoitd work, Mrs. P. Joyce, Joyeovitle; "Mis Ruttan, Pittsburg Mrs. R. Vair, Glenburnie. a------------ KEELERVILLE REPORTS. Mail Carrier Injuréd--Cattle Bring : Good Prices. Keelerville, Sept. 21.--Farmers are busy cutting corn. + The frost on Sat- urday night did considerabe damage tc corn and late potatoes. Edward Stew- art is operating his threshing machine here. Gram is turning out better tha expected. . 'Samuel Williams' had 550 bushels of oats threshed in a very short time on Saturday. Many fron: here atended the Inverary fair. J. E. Anglin carried off a lot of prizes" on his horses." Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anglin attended Harrowsmith fair last Friday. Quite a number from here will go to Lyndhutst fair to-miorrow. - Bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Banks, a son Sunday School will hold a rally next Sunday, at ten o'clock a. m. Earl Williams had a farrow escape from getting hurt the othér day while break: ing in his colt. /The animal became frightened by a dog, and started kick- ing until it cleared itself from' the buggy. Robert Boal shipped a load of pigs to Kingston. William Yateman went to the city to-day with a load of cheese. Mr. and Mgrs. spent Sunday at Pittsburg. A large drove of cattle went out of here last week to buyers from Gan anoque. - A grand price Was paid for them to a number of farmers. - The mail carjer met with a very 'painful accident "while speeding his colt, bY upsetting, and spraining his 'ankle. Frank McLroy who has spent the last three years in the west has returned home. " "William Dixon Has putchased a new corn. binder. Samuel Yateman sold a number -ofx his milking tows at a good price. : Mrs. "¥sgac Holder, and ' daughter Ada, of Battersea, at Jas. McLroy's, of -Seeley's Bay Mr. and (Mrs. Wales, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davey, Syden- fine arts, Mrs. R. at 'Chas, (Clarks: Hanley of 'Milburn at R J. Boals. Delbert Ames of Wetbrook, Samuel Jamieson of ' Batterssea," at William Huntbach's. Alexander Duff, of Round ake, at David 'Sleeth's, George Hunt- jlach and G. Gage, at William Tew's. James Ferris and family at George Ruthven's. Miss Sadie Arthair of Lo- well, Mass, at J. E. Anglin's A Stella Sailor Dead. Stella, Sept. 22.--Therc passed to rest on Friday evening, September 10th, William shall, sebond son of Deceased had been away for the last twenty years, sailing out of diffeeenit ports on the upper lakes. He is survived by his mother, 'sister, 'and four brothers, The largely 'attended fneral whs held on Sunday to Glenwood cemetery and Wap conducted. by Rev. Jamies Cumher- ar Threshing is about completa Corn and buckwheat 'cutting is the order of the days The farmers are ploughing, but report the Tend 10. 16 Sry Bart " st Navajo arrived here last week from Oswogo of coal for J. 8. Neilson. Arthur Kil- ng who underwent an operation a icitis in the Kingston Gene: ral Hospital, last week, is improving Tovidly. 3 A mamber from aré on the jury. at Napahee! Mr. and Mrs. R. Filson attended the Now York Silat fair at Syracisé, last week. Visitors: » Mrs. Fliss] Kingsicn. Lether- } John Robb [ with 500 'tons |¢ Che fruit season There and with it the emt for SUGAR. W hen purchasing | insist buen having CANADA'S 'STA " MADE FROM PURE CAN Baw The ideal food for school or vorkshop is : Crisp, delicious' Ushreds of baked whole wheat--Try "it for breakfast with milk or cream, salt to taste.' on | DIARRHEA, CRAMPS, DYSENTERY, COLIC, CHOLERA MORBUS, CHOLERA INFANTUM and all Summer and Bowel Complaints. Ask for Dr. Fowler's and insist to getting what you ask for. Refuse Substitutes-- They' re Dangerous. The original i is manufactured only by THE T. MILBURN CO. Limited Toronto, Ont. 0" FER YOU More of Bet- ad, tor Talet Tissue for the Same Money than any other make on the market. 'Made in Every Known Ferm and Vagicty and Every Sheet Guaranteed Chemically Pure. Insist on Having Eddy' Ss. Aways, Evry I' Ca, Ask fo Ed's Mates A Few Specials to Cletir * This Month 3 Pietes #15. * Mission Dining Itocm Sett, early English finish, 6 Les vther-seated Chairs, Round or Square Table and Buffet for $55. Brass Beds, 2 inch posts, $18. Some smaller sizes only $13.50 ,/230 PRINCESS ST Creamalt Contest. Creamalt Bread is here and its popularity has been truly marvelors, Ii yok have been observant you will notice a. little football 1a! sel on the bottom of every C reamalé loal. v To the bay or girl in Aig on saying the most Creamalt labels th, wo will give a prize 10 in Fold. To the one bringing in ond greatest number we will give h prize of 85. The boy or girl who starts saving now has the best chance, Entrance slips to the contest may be obtained free from Lackio, ker. In our window we will give resulis of contest week alter wor k. Patlor Sctt only ® ROBT. J. RI by, Dee. the sec- the Ba "Cleveland; Mise Gorman, J. J. LACKIE, PRINCESS ST.