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nam i I oppofiepl of the Help in I da of health a internal trou bles and was ex- Lid riven In to toy been In bed It had hardly at times to be on my and what I did pea by a great effort could not sleep at night and of very In the and had a fitted headache After taking second I no- i 1 that the headache not to bad better and my were stronger I continued until it a new woman or mo and now can hardly riallzb that anvablo to do much m I do Whenever I know any woman In need of a good medicine I highly praise Veg etable Compound Kuans Clark Tulip Women Hate Telling Women for forty years how Compound restored their health when suffering with female Ills This accounts for the enormous demand for It from coast to coast If you are troubled with any aliment peculiar to why dont yea try Vegetable Compound It will pay you to do Pink- Medicine Co Lynn J Toronto fnlofnnv opponepl of the naval parlies lection hold in ho oh rtuik- violent antiBritish speeches It Is part thc Government was ac cused of being too British It was that men would bo forcibly for service in the Navy torn from their families in Quebec to fight battles of England The then points out that It is plead ed that Mr utters anccs were merely youthful In discretions and that he is now a afo man to be a Minister of if- Crown doubt conserv ative of Parliament will now make to Mr and keep oh scolding Opposition Br j I hi- i not i Mng ft The people who use spirit and tobacco are doing considerable towards increasing Canadas rev enue For month of August tho total revenue from spirits amounted to and from tobacco 1 Word comcB Ottawa that no married man will be allowed to on- list In second contingent if his wife There la no change In refinements The experience at Valoartler was that per cent men were rejected because they could not pass At various points throughout On tario largo quantities of arm produce ban been collected for shipment to England such as apples potatoes and butter It is stated that total in sight at the beginning of this week would bo ficicnt for three sniploads and will be sent a free gift from the farm ers of Ontario to the British or the needy people In the old land The railways arc cooperating in transhipping these supplies to Mon treal- I St of all natural woods In all the Latest Stylet WALL PAPER SUPPLIED And Hung oa the Most Terms you want the very BEST WORK AT THE LOWEST FIGURE You cannot better My paper hung at per any other paper per Intimates Submitted and all work carried out by our own supervision and none but exper ienced men employed All Kinds of Signs Painted Just give Joneaa Trial Satisfaction Is Guaranteed ATTEND THE BEST IT ALWAYS PAYS X0B0NTOOHX Has a National Reputation for super ior Business and Shorthand Educa tion free Commence now Elliott Principal St Toronto In view of the terrible destruction of human life and suffering of the wounded on battle Europe tho christian world Is pray ing for the full realization Victor Hugos vision of the future when ho said A day will come when the on ly battle field will bo market open commerce and the mind opening to now Ideas A day will come when hut lets and will be replaced by by tho universal of nations by the venerable arbitration a great sovereign senate which will be to Europe what the to England what the diet Is to Germany what the legislative as sembly Is to Prance A com when a cannon will be exhibited in public museums just meat of torture is now and people will be astonished how such a thing could have been A day will come when these two immense groups the United States of America and the United States of Europe shall be seen placed In presence of each extending the hand of fellowsnlp across the ocean o London Daily Mail- Plymouth has boon hovapeno of many incidents British history but never of a stirring and sign one than yesterday Irany- bearing the Canadian dropped anchor in its bar Ttiey received a westcoun try welcome that was local In form but absolutely national the spirit What Ply mouth was privileged to witness was something more than lhp arrival of so many thousands of hardy natural soldiers It was a picture of the Empire In action it was the scattering of all the Illusions of imperial dis integration with which tho Ger mans bemused themselves was a spectacle hardly to be paralleled since of free and commun ities voluntarily embracing a that pasaionatcly appeals to their hearts and For all that Canada has done In this war- for her splendid troops for her gifts for her In stinctive comprehension of the slako that is on tho table and above all for spirit in which has asserted her right to take a hand in the the British people ore profoundly grateful Never was the- assistance she has so lavishly offered more welcome and never was it more needed The full strength which the whole British Empire caij put forth will be none too much to overthrow the power that has challenged lit very existence Because fortune in this Die opening of the war has been moderately kind to the allies no thing can be more foolish than not to recognize the size and na ture of the task that lies ahead of us A nation that has organ ized itself into the most power ful military machine ever seen on this planet is lighting with its hack to the wall It is as united and as convinced of the justice if its cause as wo arc ourselves it can place not less than men in the field and it will sac rifice them wholesale before it acknowledges in pre paredness it is superior to any of its foes in tenacity it is equal the best of them That is the na tion we have to beat before Eu rope or the British can know another hour of security We can do ilif we throw our whole heart and resources into the struggle but not otherwise British sea power British cre dit and the inexhaustible re serves of an Empire of over 120- people weapons in our hands If we use them aright in the Joyous and dogged spirit of which Canada has set so inspiring an example wo shall pass on from strength l- strength and play a part worthy of our past in carrying the alii to victory v writing sold Lucia as threw her books upon the arid without her outside wraps wen Ui rVeprhothec ptiljniViw jrollu of I- sklrV of her ew And did write edMra Ir a ji What louder than usual the rtin- chine till vJVe her coat and took nearest so rtittinr Irlrtf her rested n- the of the chair The to children in the hospitals old people to id those for the obi people to home college scttlefnnt A I Si I I I should think that you wanted to write too Mrs Brown Appeal for the aupport In are in iho by of Fund flvo pep of their Qoodn from Oct to Hot of Product which you can buy to advantage at our rondo In Canada and you a you V you planted your have vopv of Wywnntriey 2 But whats Hint Oil thorn the envelope and poller the lonelier gave each of to write Hi letter nil I that think say but nv Welcomes Lord addressing the officers and men of contin gent said Brother Soldiers of the Canadian contingent it is an intense pleasure to me to be able to- give you a most hearty wel come to Mother Country We have arrived at the most critical moment of our history you have generously come to help us in our hour of need Words fail me when I try lo tell you how deeply we appreciate your action and the splendid spirit of loyal ly which has prompted that ac tion Three months ago we found ourselves involved in this war NEW YORK Store In COR MAIN ONTARIO Opposite Grocery Complete line WOMENS MIQ8E8 8HOE8 Etc Special Reduction 1 AND U I I ALSO Oil and Linoleums Mrs J Parker who died at the Hospital on Friday last from heart trouble was the wife Sergeant Parker of the MIssUsauga who is now with the Canadian contingent in England- Mrs Parker was only twentyfive years of age and had been- in the hospital two weeks She leaves one boy rived at the hospital just before war broke out Now the Board Gov ernors of the hospital is compliment ing the for his foresight a are thanking the German firms for the drugs which they frill never have to pay for three days last week no less unemployed registered at the civic bureau At the Civil Assize a verdict was rendered against the Mail and Empire Co for libel and dam age In favor of Mr lakes The action arose out of the issuance a pamphlet last Provincial elec tion Worthless Mexican bills been put in circulation lately and on Thursday of last week a man named A 1 an Italian was arrested A German who had been acting suspiciously lor some days was taken in charge last week by detectives In his room the authorities found an ugly set of knuckledusters two daggers a bowieknife a He hi employed as a clerk of the Toronto Electric Light Co British American College Leads In age influence and graduates In Gregg Hitman and all The Pall Term opens Aug 31at Address Prin cipal Yonge MoQH Write for our catalogue Toronto Berlins imputation is now over at last sua stood at People who havent anything else ran spare ran usually give advice Ottawa Oct The prosecu tion of Herbert at To ronto on charges of Attempting to defraud people supplying goods for equipment of he expe ditionary forces likely to be followed by Hie arrant of Others TIu Germans are using Hol land and Switzerland to cover their shipments of manufactured goods In countries affected by war and to neutral countries to prevent he goods from being seized by the British who control the seas a war not of our own seeking one which those who have studied literature and Ger manys inspiration know was a war which we should inevitably have to deal with sooner or later The prompt resolve of Canada to give us such valuable assistance has touched us deeply That re solve has been quickened into ac tion in what I consider a mar vellously short space of time and under the excellent organizing and driving power of your Minis ter of Militia my friend Mojor- Hughes you quickly found yourselves iu a line camp in your own Moun tains where your training and musketry were able to be carried out in a most practical manner and with the least possible delay the result being hat today than three months from lie de claration of war am able to greet his line body of soldiers on soil Stern Task to Perform You have a stern task before you We are lighting a nation which looks upon the British pire as a barrier her develop ment To attain our humilia tion she has manufactured a magnificent fighting machine and is straining every nerve to gain victory In her determination to be ruling power in the world she has not scrupled to break faith with small nations and has shown by her actions that she is pre pared by every means in her pow er however unworthy and brutal to achieve her purpose When lb time comes for you to take your place in the field you will yourselves lighting side side with men of our regular army who have already done great deeds and endured great hardships with men of our Indi an army who have come with such devotion and eagerness to take their share in defendinR British interests and with men who like yourselves ore coining from oth er cooperate with us I need urge you to do your best I know yon will for you will be fighting in the greatest of causes the cause Of right justice and liber ty May prosper you in lhj great struggle didnt Hi then 11 hit- place her I coat up on Ihe hat tree As- she stepped into the hall Brown was sil ling at the window still at work upon skirt been thinking Lucia she began you might write your Thanksgiving letter lo Shes not a stranger hut shes an old lady and if you cant think of anything to say to her I can help you Oh I could Ihluk of a whole dictionary of things to write l her replied and I will write that letter to her at once So Lucia took her paper and envelope to the desk in the cor ner and soon found that the spirit j did mow- in earnest and the let- j was written almost before she knew if Then she read it her mother sealed it and carried it to the nearest letter box Two days later was Thanksgiv ing Day Grandma was silting in her big by the window wailing for grandpa to come home from the store where he had gone for the mail Heres a letter mother he said throwing it into her lap Then he stepped III to he stove warm his hands Us mm or Sarahs folks Lucia exclaimed the old lady as she opened the en velope Bless her heart I She forgotten her grandma even at this busy time But do read it mother do read it I exclaimed the old impatiently So ftrondma Lorciu wiped her glasses and read Dear Grandma Our class has been writing Thanksgiving let ters These are to to those who something lighten their lives I thought that I would write one you for know that you and Grandpa must be quite lonely and did not know- anyone whom I could say bo much as to you or who would be so pleased to have a letter as would you Then I have a great deal to thank you for this Thanks giving and what I thank you the most for is my own good mother ft was ever so nice of you to give her to me You couldnt have found a better one for me any where Then I ward lo thank you for all the nice times you have given me your home and for the stockings you just knit for me and for oh so many other thing Our class is have a Thanks giving parly our teachers II is coming off tomorrow night Its a surprise party and each of us i carry something to Bui I must close now Mamma sends her love and with me wishes you a happy Thanksgiving From your loving granddauph lor If Lucia could have seen her grandmother all thai day she would have believed thai her lel- brought more happiness than did any other written by the class The old lady carried it about with her all the time and would slop in the midst of her preparations for dinner read il again and again and even when she and grandpa sat down Ihe table their duck she had il opened out before her plate ami manv and many a time she ex claimed My little girl didni forget me She means every word she says loo ami what a dull Thanksgiving wed nave had but for thai dear little lelter May Douglas in the fUOlls Telescope a glance the storekeeper When l noticed your ad Spectator week be- eaid to guess Job Talbots going in lor something a bit time But all right Ho as handsome but you cant always tell by the- looks ol toad how far hell j No Mr Talbot rubbed chin I as though he had suddenly recollected that he cervices ol the barber I reckoned that notice In paper the I worded would call out quite a crowd bat there wasnt only throe all told Theres a lot folks- In this town thats been hunting hard for a Job ever slncp I came here but when theres any chance of catching one theyre moat to death No there Wasnt only three and they all came la from the country I liked the appearance the big tall fellow He was what youd call goodlooking and he knew how to put oh bis clothes but he hadnt got tjie door hardly till ho began grumbling about now sharp wind was and what mean nasty walking the last snow made and what a dead bead we had for street commissioner In Farley not to all sidewalks cleared before nine In the morning I told him Id take his name I knew right of I couldnt take any more The for Fall Winter Overcoats ready for you to Is smart about them you will like We also showing a range of Overcoats at prices to an Mens Outfitter goO O A severe blow has been aim- Germany and Austria in Hid prohibition by fireat Britain of the importation or FORMING WE INTRODUCING American Silk American Cashmere American CottonMale They have stood the test Give foot comfort No seams rip Never become baggy The shape is knit in pressed In Guaranteed for fineness style superiority of material and workmanship Abso lutely stainless Will wear months without holes or new ones free OUR OFFUtt to everyone sending us in- currency or postal note lo cover advertising and shipping charges we will send postpaid with written guarantee backed by a Ave million dollar company either 3 Pair of our American Silk Hosiery or Palro of our value American Cashmere Hosiery or Pairs of our value American CottonLisle or of Hosiery he color size and Whether Ladies or Hosiery is desired DONT OKI AY- Offer ex pires when a dealer in oil I locality is selected International Hosiery COMPANY P Box DAYTON OHIO A to make the store over so he wouldnt have to go upstairs for the of Mm salt and alter the fore a month hed have want- lasses and I couldnt afford that Ive found that a mans got to make of a good many things in this world that hed rather have different or have an awful load on shoulder time hes as old as I am The second boy to have an Idea he was the only frog in tbei swamp and that Id be glad to hire him just to fcit up on counter and tell the customers that Id be in shortly and wait on them He spent five minutes by the clock telling me the things he wasnt expected to do and I concluded there wasnt enough left to bother talking about His ma didnt tfclnk he ought to be asked to handle heavy stuff fear hed strain himself and near as I could make out he counted on me to run tha waggon he thought handing in goods at folks kitchen doors was too much like and kind of comedown for a boy through the high school and might go to college alter a pro vided he could the money to gether told plain and straight that I never felt that way about hon est work and that there wasnt any use paying hard money for what youd have to do yourself The third boy in at twenty minutes to ten making him most threequarters an hour late If hed only come on the jump puff ing like a stage sweat running down both sides of his face I could persuaded myself It Just happened so that once and hed been doing level best to make good But he didnt not a bit of it He was chewing gum and seemed as un concerned as a cucumber If hed much as took a squint at the clock Id have bad some hopes of but a fellow who dont ever look at the clock dont know times worth his aint worth anything but thats no reason why let him waste mine so I told him Id made up my mind not to hire so late i the day I reckoned hed take the hint but it never raised a hair on his head He said All right Mr Talbot looking as thankful as II hed saved his neck in ft railroad wreck when most else bad been killed and went over to Con NOTICE All persons who intend to lulij i Newmarket or any person or Closet on ready built upon must submit to Board Health and before commencing mi otherwise costs will be By order on SCOTT Medical Miss Violet A Concert Elocutionist GnduU of the Toronto Conservatory Expression is now open for and winter engagements ic nection with churches ete Kindly get in If phono or P O Oil We Send the Era to absent j We offer One Hundred for any cats Catstth that cannot be- cured by Catarrh in Cure J CHKNY CO To- We the undersigned have J Cheney for the last fifteen and believe him perfectly Hon orable In all and to carry out any by ton Rinnan tfattjn Wholesale Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure la taken Inter nally acting directly upon tie blood and raucous of the aatm Testimonials sent free Prices per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family for The man who pays as he goes usually has enough to purchase a return ticket Hake Money this Winter taking on hands and ship ping limber by rail lo us WE WANT HARD MAPLE PINE UA8SWOOD LOOS AND Delivery as soon as you like Write us saying how much and of which kind of timber you will have and we will mail you prices THE CANE SONS CO Ltd Newmarket Canada WOTIOK Light All work must be left open for Inspection any extension made to old New Code wire Meter connections to made lower floors of In an easy plce Any tot- thtr particulars may be obtained from Chief Engineer at Power House who must be notified when work la ready for inspection P J ANDERSON Town Browns blacksmith shop and sat around till noon Saunders Is homely Mr Talbot admitted after a reflective pause and hes awkward and back handed some places you put him but generally on time mornings he aint afraid of breaking his back by gripping onto the heavy end of a lob and if anything goes wrong hes more likely to laugh it off than to about It And for a man in my business that puts middling strong case against freckles and red hair Rev Dr Chown General su perintendent has a protest in the name of tin- Methodisl Church to- Sir Robert Borden against wet canteens for Can adian soldiers iu Britain Mr rjAV Howell speak ing before the Canadian Club advocated larger provision by war pension for families of dependents Cutlilierl at Wetland Canal while eating gropes and conversing with his mate fell lo the floor and died Immediately Cry FLETCHERS IN are now making of the town in order give and every person a chance ii save from SI to photos Our representative call at your door and you the great bargain holder of a coupon which will it title you to the cut prices mains good until 1 191 YOU MUST BE A Occurs it Now Phone The Fergus Cor Main BETTER BREAD Without Cost At less than one rent per hal ing of eight or nine loaves can secure belter id W Bread Making BREADIMPROVER makes broad of a Ifil and flavor a belter color a quality and will produce a loaf from the sain- flour Its action on the causes il though chilled and shortens the i breadwit MX DRY OUT anal WILL NOT so lloMayde has been by Government Analysts aw perfectly pure and TRY A 10c PACKAGE For Sale By A Brunton A McDonald Son J Richmond L J McDonald Sole MARINO OVER i i mm I TORONTO