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THE SIGNAL. .a11,171tiell 1ll\,I.A1;1t►
Tau •oar, May 17, 1906
"CANADA, OUR COU'NfrhV.."
E�&yll 114 TNR SIGNAL'S PNIZ< COMPETITION FOR CHILDREN.
sliell OA IwKilti 41111 where `lobeli
eshall1 Ieend?The
;Weis' le so s111a11 for o+1/•h a large Nidi-
pe1 t that a great 110141 1'111 noel to Ise
left out, one thing Is NOM, that no
one '%l •I• Ire411otN1 of such a future for
('al1111414 it
klol111111/IINg Hist
dly dis-
cur0tad'tit) 11Ne-pnmd tof.lxWl1cll 1
and f
'mink of.this
ftrn tthe Atliiinticstretching
tohtl e
gait l!
Pacific, and with its splendid resonu•crs,
vomit aluost fill , 'cesewry supplient of s,
other
tory t'y
erre thankQll 1,111'4,(1 that soy tut 11+11
been cast in such m `ala'''
((nada is divide into seven large
Jiatrirts .old nine p401in(n', two of
which have been formed lately. 1L has
411 alm/ water supply, c neprjsing
nm11e•ru11,. greet lakes
rivxe
w'Ipp're p is eery eltaio
sod has a tine ehaiu called the Rockies
rooting from uurth to mouth of R.
This oat was
rrly ecauseepeopled
ulun%tar.• 1Indians, 10 called
bus thought he had Iandeel in India,
isst rad of which he Mad at 11e1 to
of a711
caw' 'erg'. emeritus'''.ese
Indians were divided into different
tribe? and were very warlike and often
tr•Rchi•lr I1 tom), frequently big
the w'Itite settlers in the night, when
they would be asleep. and setting fies-
ta`{Ir buildlings, sue even if the white
mon et:CAWS' with their lives, they
would be left with nothing.
The first white people to Oetl le in
Camelia were the Emgl Nh, French .old
spooks'', but other countries sent out
Isslple. IIml, later on, and these have
steadily increased ; and Net 1 h Indians
have 'men sit leen farther and farther
hick until from will. and lithe(' ('.4111111
there ie only a very entail remnant of
the red morn left.
The petaile who fillet nettled in
Yamada were a very lardy rare indeed.
and it was well for them that they
were so. 1/.4 the land was aaly
111 U 11 •h N and
immense f a t
owned with
these haul to he hewn down l.1 build
homes and make clearing,. to rah...
en and other grain to maintain life.
These fore$• f e n lk led 1111441(1111 Is,
very many of which, much as bears and
w(1It'1•e, Wert. 41a1111grlr/Us foes to meet
without a gun or out Atte for protection.
The people in those. days weir r
simple in their habit.. titan they ale.
noww •114d would h
ave considered as
,. 1 t4r 11 ani.
auv things that lu)
uu
needful. They had many dangers to
,'(Intend with, one of thew. toeing the
mu,'11,headwl (tweet (tn•N, w•hWit in the
dry season *wept all Iwf,r• them.
There is 11111 ,.urh hard work to Ile
Jour unto :414 WAS (cal'm'ly 1114411111,
Ies411s,• w'4. have machinery so •h
improved, and with the raid of rile
and ele'tIi4.lt•, and also • inapruvel
nods. tlaflt..nnd 4 .ii e• and every-
thing is done n great drill 1•asirl• and
faster
We. have .44 • fine railways in
Canada. the principal •I i11•i1g the
Grand Trunk. Inten'tolonial and the
Canadian Pacific, the latter having
much to du in the opening lap of the
`great Yeea!tweeet.
The climate ll Canada is elem. and
(racing and altogether 1 think very
good, Each season brings a change
that i• tweesss►ry to statute's fah
nth. •linses.lack Frost pinches
v hard, but moat of um can
1 that. and he makes IN,.d %kittin
K K
rein, down di,eaute.
•unnlry was the first "to (set for
h. n.
no stays,. The United States
4114 ;n t Brittain did .41 later on. 1
4114 g d 'anodes wet her mother such a
good e t p1e in this its in some other
things.
Our rot . ' y to called a i) ' 'on
hcause it ' I verned by a laird, our
present tinv4,.or being Lord Grey,
who is sent here to rel rescut limo
Britain. Politically we are divkIed
into two great classes, the l'onserva.
t1veN and Itefurulers. 'Phe Itiglrt Hou.
Sir %%111'641 La tiri01' is our Premier end
he makes a very gibed tine, t.INI.
Many people from foreign nations
are constantly moving into Canada
and settling in the prairie pruvinees.
The majority of theme take up land and
break 1111 part of it for crop, and
p:Wture stock elm the rest 11( it, thus
making that country more valuable to
Canada every yeni.. There i11 (ouch
ellll that (night be ,.slid, but l lou afraid
I have made this tau long as it is, and
so 1 will just close with these lilies i
The land of the maple Is the land for we.
Thu hum[ of the 0t+ahvere. Ilse berco amt.( lie
free.
'the ru..0 and the thistle. the .h)wroc•k in
glee,
All bloom in otic garden 'swath the .(ogle
tree,
ELTKLLK P. KIRK 14, Utingalluun.
(Age, 12 yeaus.I le,
Oalutda is ono of the Melt -known
e tries In the world, and the most
talked 4,f ltiet now. The great North-
west, Outariu,, (aeliee, and mien).
other very important P1111'111440 1111114.'
up Canada. Canada is about 3,:1111,1111
square miles 111 extent x11/1 i11 mune-
whin larger Than United Stats lying
eolith of it.
Canada sends out 110111)' ex)orl..
x111.11 As 1 1N•1, ches•hr, grain, live
stook, fis11, metals 11111111 Its coal, Kw111j,
silver full mint. luu•un. hunts. beef,
apples. hatter 41141 eggs, hay, leather,
Hour. and agri(:ultittel implements.
Canada also has ua11y' beautiful
sceneries, witch n'1 the 1 cat11 r. rocks
of lake Sumo -ha, which 1 be very
beautiful, and indeed sill the great
lakes. Aad what 14e111rry is 1(1110
INrllltifld 111:11 the Nirag:as Falls?.
Its fora( is (hal of 1111 irle•gtilsr semi-
circle alrlua tbree-quart ens 1.f a mile
in ext 1l. 'lles is divided into Iwo
ilistilw• carr:mites by ill.. iute'vrntion
o1 li t Island, the extreulity of
I'.
1111 wt m uulu anal malm f
R 1 !M•
the )a'e.1'ip/ier over \4111411 the w-aler is
projoweed. The cat arail un the
('anulkin Nide of the river is called
the bet idea' or gest hill. Then Ihr•
1111(111111ft M/With their high peaks
004114 1g' 14454 kis 4 he skies :tad the
little v • ere. 'lading atthe fool of
the gee: I ( ten's. Aldi 111e prrl t y
little In and ricegliding K 1• -
rivers
o
tweet' grtialer•1i4e•s lel the 111011111:11 114.
Mot 0111'0 III 11 111111• the YII II•ali4,•N
1111'ering up everything with Lata.
Let 114 I'oin.ider for 41 L Ih,.
trailing r114111.cle•rielil•11 of this fair
Canada of ours : a fe•1•t ilk. soil, 1uupl)' re'.
warding labor in the abundantand
diversity of its pnelure; it hovel)'
climate. rale -libeled to rear 41 leerily
11 ' 11 N •e 2111country
soul vtg 11 1 4.:u. thatt npl
cuul1 we.. by the sturdy Isms ' 411111
girls :1141 Young men who fought ;to
lora cet' at Ihr.\friiitn war.
Also I lir lathe/441S, ,.u/ 11 as We (i, 1'.
It., l'. P. R. and the Inleteulonial, air
pressing th a1Kll and giving mean,y of
tt•anepot•tatt .lII to 0141 noble Canada.
Then the little songster's tilling the
air with delight. espeei:.lIy the white -
throated sparrow,' with its (1111.• -like
rail ; it seems to be singing. "1 love
dear Canada, ('au+ula. Canada," *Ise
the Irlou•kbird. canary. 'Alvin. 1luehird
and the 1aa'k soaring .love precis the
new --torn day, also the nightingale
1,.11141',4 the weary • titian -et' wet corning
from his work . Turn the many,)lrive.
w'ay's passing through the cnnntly
bordered wit le the emblem of 1 :1molt,
the mingle, in all its grace and splen-
dor.
\\'ritten fur The Signal by
ELIz.13pCr11 M. %V 11.1441N.
Luekuow.
1 Ago. 1) years.)
FiRST TRIP 0
Guelph Party Ride!
• as tel
Track -laying on the 'u ph k (ie1le•-
nrh Railway wellwnn f mI (iueiph
witch.',) EIulina beet w' •k 111111 110
Thursday 411 11•W linelph ft• •1111* of
Division F:tlwiner:. Maackh• h ) ow
puivik.g.. oleo'' prof) ing 11 0' the
find trip over the royal from 114.1)) to
Elmira.
The Guelph Mercury gives t
lowing interesting account of tit
Features whirls presented th(Mse
along the trip were the natty gra
and the remarkably straight course
the nail. There ere no grades 1
interfere will) transportation sof the
heaviest tra/inM, The heaviest 1)11r11 are
from Goodie's mills to the gravel flit at
the southwest corner of the 1 Winn
cemete'y, where the hop of the hill i14
leacher :-and from the w414. end of the
bridge over the ({rood River, where
there is n long down grade along the
emhanknn•nt. Afte' the rurv4' is
peeped at the Ettore rad the lint. does
\not nw'e•rt'I• a► 4.41141 flit' 01.1x' al 1t4•11
'Thele" in then 11 very slight
d ergenre northward to the 1•illagr of
1:11 int. Again, am the track leaves
that village, it will ruru.' track to the
sOluh lightly, to resume n perfectly
etnaigh e4111twr fat• the remainder of
the di
tical l
s u'(4•d 1,
steel and r•ivrnrnt bridges. and every
detailuf 41'lu ru -thin in keeping. Mr.
Macklin exptirwsel the epi that
thele wads 11.1 t'el1on why pa1Mw'11K1•r
pexins MUM 11ot\w'ith sudet• make n
speer( of 14•%ienty tidies :In 1 .
Another matter for reflection was
the advantage whirl) (iurlph 111ll111.
deed• from IM-ing 'placed in 410e0l
loap'h with the magnificent r try
which the rand traverses. 7'he ate
prilrNner 411 forme, fare) houses anal
rrothnilding.1 along the t'inite every-
where 1N•*p eke a pnlgre1sii1e And lams -
Minis Hgrie'ilttire' population. The
Journey alongside the Speed through
OUPlpli, and the niomlenmer•y,bmd e•x-
ervrlinR)y picturesque. view of the
Grand River to he obtainer in civilising
i. are Also attractive features (If the
landscape.
The ttnim nn leaving Guelph Ivan
111441P 110 of locomotive and tender, Mx
ears"( sleet rails and the [{•bone.
The first slop wise mule ,t the 'Large
Winvel pit :Jour five miles out, *Imre
the steam shovel in 14t work loading
the ballast train, The filet lwllhtst
Oleg w'on pales -II moot half a mile Poet
07 the gravel pit, to 1'hi Ii wfnt. the
tract has hien levelled tip . Grovel for
w1laittiiig is now being delivered
re required Wellwarl to F:1 ''H.
'Pb.'-,. rice 414 couple of Ridings in the
ant, out of which an enortnonl nul"atnl
of gravel hits already ileen taken, hit
which after all is in*igniflcant in ('mn'
('eriso,l with 'the grlantity it will 14(.111
s1j1'Ilhy• The )arty got nut and me•tes-
NMI up n11 thie with the eye and won -
(awed sl the power of the p/4sletrnl4
steam Rhllvet as they saw .IuIlpi of
latKp trrr•1 which it had uprooted an no
much earth or gravel. it was not At
work in the ah.epnre of the l allaast
train, and when the latter ed into
the the
tion train, with
the first teouriitpettynneer the road,
peace(( on its we'd ward joerney.
9'hP next stop was made a mile or sal
G. RAILWAY.
ew Line u Far
net. to Ilimi •rich. \\'it It a.
; Rtntigh1., level road, eon-
(111-Ih. steel 'nils, Massive
further on, HI Peterson, the first
station 1,141 from Guelph. This station
le located sat the westerly limit 1)1
(iueiph township. veal' Ruth's hotel;
;te'n'nis the road is file township of Pil-
kington. , Here the rail -helm' c:lrs
w'(•l'14 11111,wn MT. t11 he unloaded by it
going who suer,• homy unloading. sorting
:vrrionling 1,1 length. and neatly piling.
rade which had ptevionbly an'ivisl. ,\
very neat frame station has 1N•en
erected at 1'rtelson, and i, almost
ready for the fluishing tl/llelles.
The istlmnee of the - trip was made+
with the engine. tender and ealioose
e ily. The next stop, five smiles from
I'I, 41114)0, w:a4 411 the 61111141 1ti'o•r,
wIiI .11 is :ygnrlaehel 1hryugl,l :4 song.
deep opting. followed by n shoe). high
•111114111 Inert. ?rho• party got out and
vielke 1 'wn the lankly, take :1. view
the ,.p 1)11111 bridge" at this point.
W 1)144. 111 4.4' 4.41114•11) abill111e111 • 31111
pie . 11riil0 ited 1)y steel girders of
corn ponding strength, betoken the
ability of the . rurtnn• to hear the
hearts (.1.1111, an to resist th.• rat•-
alge's of 1. ole. The ' e1 up and don's
the rivet, as 11 rnrvr gt'ueefully and
sweeps sw • ftly :dolt
1.wPell Wit , sloping,
hanks. Wilde hely' and t
arid shrm111Nn•; is 1N•a11ti
wnitll, 1/llm• dos nee, may 1a
11
lin ('41111'..• be-
Krass-grown
IV by 1111411
'l l4 the
seen the
village of VI est ontr/14'.
Another run of 1-2 miles 11 ongh
the tnvrlMhip of \Ylolwirh, it the
county of Waterloo. naught the p .-
ty to the 1"11111 where It. 1l•ark-luyiu
is in progress. few bombs.
)'mels eastward of El lira station.
withl. like that at Peters n• hue been
huih, and only awaits finishing.
There 111 a 4.111011g nt th. p(1 II when
Ihr tr•nek Is now being Inid. a) I .ns it is
through quiek1alnd and b1i ' clay
the ties ore being 0;1,141 14•1111N '11111)'
'love togrlhrr.
'rhe panty 1'1'1'1• mel li) 1110 lellll l ns
by Mr. Miteklin'"assistant, \Ir. G.
Hyde, 1'. E., with n carriage. whlc
romteyell 1111411 A Snarler of a mile It
so 111 1111. village, whose busy 111.1 tidy
appeal:owe it is always a ple•n+ltn• .10
note. Here. during their sl:n'. they
had a photograph taken 14) preserve
as a a4luvenit' of the initial trip from
liuelph to Elmira via the Ou.lph &
(4odent+ Railway.
The party reached Koine again ahem
Perri] o'clock, feeling thankful to Mr.
Macklin for the ideation and interest •
hip trip which he fad afforded then.
and ltnprr41ed more than ever with
the ihi{orlance whirl' 1111. new 1111'
wny will pnwe to (iurlph.
MORE EVIDENCE.
St. ('Foix, N. It., May T It h. ISIN•rilll.1
No matter what town or cit' you
turn to you will always and over-
whelming evidence forthc,dning of
the undomhteil merits of 1)411415 Kid•
try fill• in (airing all CMI'\ of kidney
trouble. Here i', eviden?'e fn,,, St.
Croix, where Min. F:Imie• .1. .\11.•14
writes and eays :
"1 world like you to publish 1ny
rase for the benefit of other sufferers.
1 wan attacked with kidney trouble,
weakness, pains in the hack and was
thoroughly ('u) down. 1 started tak-
ing I)odd's Kidney PHI., and they did
one No touch good that iu .1 little while
I wool quite well and now I ani n*
strong and healthy ow 1 could wish to
Ile.'
THE MARKETS.
•
Liverpool Wheat Futures Close Lower,
Chicago Higher -Live Stock Mar•
kets-The Latest Quotation,
Monday I.:veiling, )lay 14,
Liverpool %h at futures closed n1 -day 41.1
low,•' th:u. Saturday 41,141 1r1111 fu11u'.Io ,.d
11111 e4..
Al l'hleago May wheat •(used 1s'' hlah
r1. than Saturday, May cora ((ac higher and
War uua 4s•• higher.
THE V1,4I1LE SUPPLY.
dray 14, 'MI, May 1S, \A.wheal ;t;,,l1:ailln\ 21,1711,4101
Turn ...... .... 244musItl 2111., 11111:1"11011
Mals .... .... 13,201,48144 12,1)1 uVI
During the week wheat &M•e.'used.341a6.-
Oal bushels, cern h. -reused 1.Ia41,Oa4 hrwh-
els nod eats decreased 2,4111,481( bushels.
TOROr4TO PRODUCE MARKET.
Orale- -
Wheat, spring, brute.., .111 78
Wheat. fall, hush ., 011
('heat, red. bosh, 0 Nl
11'((P141, 5•,os4, boob. .., 0 7..
ltarlry 111101. 0 i2
leu), boob. 0 41
Rye. hush, 0 71
Pru,, hush 0 77
Buckwheat, hush. 0 33 ....
LIVERPOOL GRAIN AND PROOUCC
Liverpool, aluy 14,--Whemt Spot ooml-
■al; futures quiet; May, lis s;._d; July, 1Y
7%d; Sepo•whr(, 04. 7d.
Corn Spot steady; Aserk•au - mlt.•,1.
lie
. 4 tld' ♦air I.
ao mixed, old. 1411
Yl,ad;
L I"ur,n/d. motet; July, 46 43oJ; September,
'
ninon Long .clear mlddlp', lightArm' :it
d• 119; lung dear middles belvy Il rnl at
• 1* W; .lear bellies steady at 41'41, 141;
*1ulnid.•rlk square *1••a. at 42s.
(.art Pdy
Prime westei14 h. lime.' Steady
at 4). '111: Awerlcan maned lit .palls steady
at ,. and
('44hew, twPrlrau 0uest tutored, Nd.
fillet at .64s.
NEW YORK DAIRY MARKET.
New York. Mays 11. -Batter - Easier, re-
ceipts. MM'; street prlrrs'. extra ,'reaulery,
310,1c to llc: 4.e4c041 price+: a rea mery • row
mein to extra. 14.• to 3Wyr: do, held. 17.•
Isle; to 1 'renovated comuwn to extra 148• 11)
1414.,-: western -factory, common to firsts,
11.' to 17r.•.
l 'beetle -Steady; reeelpte, Mer.: ..Id state
foil .real, large a"d small r lured aid
while rau.y, 12" to Elly': 110. good prim-.
12e to Wye; du, cuw1101 to fair, 11e to
17.•: new hate full cream• large and small,
colored mud whlte. best. (lly..: fair to good.
4,1,4 to Oa-. Inferior. le'; light alias, full
to IMM, ties. 10 7tg.',
Kegs --Steady; receipts, 14- 1,''190; state,
('.nus% Ponta and u.•srby f:u,,'y srler'.•d
white, _Ya': .1101,e. hoe to 10,4.- do, motel
(111.9. 111•; 14.•stern flr000, 17 , ..: do. '1'.s•.
owls, 1G',.• to 17•-: ,ontherus 11, to ).lac,
to 8••••
11 a•,
0 N:
CATTLE MARKETS.
/'a hies Sl,a114-1•0111.' S14241y l0 1114'
1w.e.er at C klr•aao.
le(m1011 May --1' 11:'11' I
a U uttl. carr A l t
1 •
IO',r t..' 1111.' pee n..: r.fri,,.•n, tar 1.04
1,3•4' per Ib.: sheep. dr.• -4.•'l. 11'4" to 134:
pee 111,; 14111414c U.' dr. -,o.1 11.•11141.
TORONTO JUi4CTION LIVE STOCK.
i'0runtu, May I l I:"•, i{14.. of live
stuck at the Polon $I0,•:: 1'.Irdi wcr
1i 1•.ir Tow's, remls,Mrol of 170. cattle,
2 hogs, 1 sheep. 17 eat'ep'a141 is huryrs.
I4,sltwrl ere.
Etpuriers ruugrel frow -14.772 to 1:, per
1 sol., 110 book 4oiu4 4t 84 7:, lo. 11.1l) 1,0+
rw't: Win* .4.1'1 :.I 4:1.1;.1 to 84 p•r ew1 soil!,
■ oro "Lobe at a trine more,
nelckers. •
'rb. lugt let- awl loada of blur;p.r.1' sold
alt 114:111 to 41.11 p.•4. . NI; lo,uis of fat' to
w l,llnm sold *t *4.31, to $4,:41; •1w* .11
Safi'. to 14 .3: "4111,014 at 82.7:1. to 113.'.'2 ((e1
eft. -
1•'red.r. soil 1t.hl.rea.
7),.•re 101',• 4rrrr.li fart). -r. "u .the m.,r
lief.11be bought $own short keep feeders at
11 50 to 11.77. per cwt, 'rhos.' N•a.l at 11.7:
were 414 400.1 as 1):(149 of the rattly Is.n Shp
for export. In fief they were brought o0
the market as exporters.
4111.11 4'0w1(.
RIt inlets rows sold a1 11:6 to 110 each.
1.161 ('.1....
V$1111, calve, %odd at 14 to 811 per +-wt.
11.11[..
It. r, Kenuedr 4, ports prl!vy tower at
147 (or iert. and 10,72 d,4. debts :11.1 falll.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Mmlisral. May 14 Ther. walk 110 ,41111,•
In ruble 441414.rs from 141, orpool and 1on-
,Iou uu ('aurdlriu ea1tl4, they belug steady
at 11,-. 'eke demand for •,-1.111 frrlght las
Improved and the hulk of the )gar space
ha. horn engaged *1 :C,s for Ilrrrpnnl,
61141141.14 111,1 41is•al+ter 11144 3114 for 1.014
don, kxprts for past 4P.k 11 t.11. •:71:'; rat
tie and Ik7( +1.,p, B"rrlpts arra 11111) rat.
roik'h 1.0144'„ :l1.4 sheep and iambs.
..no canes ?aro hogs, The f'avo'r .( the
hog .iteral lou this week has hero the 4.010
tln11o11 weak 4111,1.0 'Melee", on Canadian 11*
ewe, and peters hat'' seor.•.1 another 111•. 11110
of Is to 4s le f•.ondoe to :(:tie to 1114
Idrklol grin.. are 21. to 4s lower at All
to :44s. and I.Ir.rpool _s off at sal to 1014.
Ite1•elpts of hogs wrrr 2410, of a"hlrb 1501
were 11.11gb1 lu 111,• west by two of 1110
IPadaur parking rompanle0 and the 1421444[1
leers 14,14 un the market.
In spit.. of the wrak.,•sa In baron abroad
the market was .foody and salmi of select,
MI 1011 were trade at 17.73 pit rat. wrl4h0
41I1' mire.
Th.. lonelier,. were nit 11101444 and trade
was brisk. A 'tow very chdI." ''attl•• sold
ep to i,. r tier Ib. Mr, l',rorg•t- .`4l'hols.,n
fanlight 114 prime 91111.- at 5(,• prim•'
lM44r.4 odd ■t :s• In 1'yr; pretty g. "d at
4.' to 41sT; and emanation - stmt. in 21, - 11
:44,0
)111911 rows sold at 82., to 5•.1 earls
false. sold at 12 to 110 rarb
Rhlpnerw ore bnylnc good 11r70 .br.l, rt
4r,, ry•r Ib.: spring Iambs se'l'f 111 1:: is \'..:Irl• nligl41 v hod 1149 11111. to Boit, but the
1r,,:A H,'h rl•irr it i. 1,4 Orasr''1.11.
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
Fut tta111141, May 14 CettlP-Rn44111 . The quality of the roll' '"ittg n,!, i, s111•e to please
:eq" head: also, study to ler 14,40.1.; prions
steers, 1.1.:1.14 114 1:..T•1: abtpplui. 54.7: to
17, 17,1; buteb"4.s'. 14 Y1 to 15 16: heifer.
13.7.1 to 05.12: 9014. rt 10 (♦4.1)); hulls, 413.2:
to $1.M.1; ato.•k.rs and fee.bes. 111 a 11
11,54: ?reel+ row. *ad springers. 14,1,14.1r t1
strong. 1!1 to' $:17.
docs Receipts. 13.000 bend; native,
5.
to lie- higher: bgry, mixed porters and
pig•, 1r.IC.' to We,: 19114112. se to M1 JD.
stags. 14.2s to 14. 1,
Sheep and lambs reeelpts, 24.000 bead:
1..11." and higher: Isaaao. $5.10 to 87. s
fro al 17.14.; yearlings. 141 to $112S.: wet14
er4; 13.'44 4010: ewes, $.5.2:2 10 1411,r/l; •b.ep.
call4911. $:1 to 1:•.71,
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
'ew York May 14. -Iteeves Reretptr.
4:14 144441'441 op.ned steady and Mooed Isis,
op, pt 741 1" 82, : bolls 1:140 t., 04 40
rows, '.21 to $4.:'4: '.{meta to n4Orr0'.
804 call 14190 sheep 311,1 2700 glances ui
toss -r.
Pelves 1 e(apts. sill: 11r(I1r hal lie tc
e4.:.' h, 14 to 1r1:O: Ana., to ra
Irn4, 167.1; to ., 57; buttermilk.. 14.
St.. • p and 11 b+ I1...s•I04*.121; $144424pmis,.l nopd(at i st.adr; ' lambs atm:
prinu•
stork Mahe • rllpped sheep, 83 t
141; 1111 , bol,+ herr: clipped lambs, Ml to
11.11': vitol'., :•; '40 Inn,ht, 14450
r eh by.' 1119 143871 Ie_:,inds .1111 (1.
I1.eolprs. 1i,M'a: .arkel 141,• high
Or; 1:00 hog*, 17 to 17,11
CHICAGO LIVE S OCK.
rim a •.. May 14. -Cattle ' .vlpte. :tik
MO; b4.: ab•,ulr, others 111• lows • eomsor
an p11 n.o. leer% 11 to *41,10: rows. 412.1 t4.
heir 4. 4=.71 to 174bulls 1:t t4.
,e , n 14.. 1',.7•'4 11 ' d
to .25; •fork'Ro
le'e'r•,
$2.75 d 14•'4,1)'. ▪ ;
11"3s 11.4'•1' s, 3.1.4100: 2',1' 1, •s• hl
e4.; •hole. pro hoary dark/ 1" Marto
mallnm to good Pavy, $41,416 1e 161.40: butt
'berg' weights, in Ilea{; seer•( butt,
'holm h"nvV mixed. 1.35 to 1411.11; perklUl
817tn sa7.1'.,
K11wp Itrrrlpt1. ,' : 114„ Wisher: ehe4E
144,7:1 to 56 10; year,' a, $(I,72 to 14.14;
&limbo, 1.1.:*) to 5'7.•0.
Are Good Looks uable 7
if nature hall her w'ny very com-
plexion would he clear and Hight Bd.
fiat 111,1,1" it le allow their 111(6,111 lcome
weak, hence pimples, milieu- /skin.
dark ('1011. under the rye*. To hnye
n !w'untiful . pletion 144' F'e•n•ozone
regularly. 1t brings it rich. ruddy
glow to the cheeks, nouri*he+ the
blond and thereby d.'*troystfumor% and
pimples. For hpalit.y, health 110(1
gond .piritM Ilse F'en'oxone•. Your atp-
pearanee will improve a hundredfold.
Fifty cents hues a box of flfty (horo-
late-coated F'e•roznne tablets, Don't
put off ---get F'Pr•rozone today.
Have The Signal sent to aterent folk.
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WALTER L. HACKETT,
of Ashfield, junior year prizenlan at Wes-
leyan Theological College,
Montreal.
Lesson n
A Le s n in - Kindness.
s.
a 'I,,•I.g' Nee-.,
1•(11(41 tr.l.inc ts0>r, dum1. bl,,,.' 1, 1,,,
It's 4 cry N10113 lu give (*4.•44
If near )m1 a bu1M.Ig .1uld,1. 11.•
.lsleel(, 11', :*".: w I.as him 11),
Ie11'1 1 i,i Mtn 114 the ?ilk-. t.1 b ....
Phut ' -.'reel 141 a ,lumlo', 111 Is:,•,.
'1'.. null.- 1011 4iwwy sl hi le• laud,
Alid nevi t Iiek1,• dirt, bebu,d. '
14,4,4 "tight to know how qu.J'r 11 feed,
When you•wr.' 1 un the host..
Ile kind. to, child. 1.43',44,(1.4:
twat deed the u10plwnl 4104.10w.
1 eft; te No, eon( Inert, that sur
Should 1041 a1110) Ihr bundlh: Is•e.
1''•un1 w1'11[.1.tnmol,.:
7.11.• lieu'',: i141.110141. up hi-
NO, trail' it 11 4431012 tatIh'•;,i:,
'171• nuru,-1 ....moll und y111
Ih• kbel In all crested tadna:-
Mal 4'1114(1)' 16o-11 toll h.aio;;-.
Before you lout 1114-1e Okra ,r 11..11-1.
O 4.r if'be) 1:110 I1•0111 ,u:.i,L ,
An' Immediate Response.
•'\l 0M11m.'.'1(141 the 111 in mother. at
the o•ol 11114 11un•s) luta 1101', "1 w:u11
1441(1 II) Is• e)rerdinKly /:o.•fd ilh11ut
y„car rou,lnci. Ncye, un4ler,eay sir
;nu.taur,•., do aity'thihi 11' ;,'ll you
(,111141 hi•':,10011rd 10 1114,• the whole
4y41rld •..a. v • loin
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TL1• .null buy l lu•nPd ,l hand-spr:m .
with a whit','. of .l.•licht. STURDY
11.1 in the w'orid is the tiros, = U RDY & CO,
with you % ,Ire you crazy )" demanded
the (outlier.
"Nostn,” wits the &newer. "I'm jes'
"1 glad that you don't 'sp ee' me to
I.I1.1'
110 1141111* never any luore!" Lip -
nap ,Itt'rt .lagazille.
TRA3( IlA,.e R1..il la*aa.
Ointment quid y [urea Itclliag Pica, Eczema, sod
rah., din troubles.
Loo Corrigan. 475 Ferguson Ave., N. Hamilton,
`ad Eczema 11114• duid;wod.- He consulted
peeinl,f!s- by w,vlr and weeks in hospitaL-
rid des;:: 414d et elrr getting hatter.
"1111.- .4' i4 he / far/A,.' •e444014401
%'RJ 114•,' ' ?N. 14 sur ,/N,.''a. 44' Inv
.: I..' r ,•e�La:..'g I Je/a some 14,, ej
r 4 ,1, fl,”
Den'1 put it oe ("t a boa of Mire Ointment
1/ u t and hr relined. Pore Setc.---6 lot $2.50.
At druyttut,'- or from The Choate** Co. of
C:aaraia, Limited, Hannon -Toronto.
We Can
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t.ilni 1vit1) •
Canned Goods
le.: r h.,11e may reliable brands
that r,• I, :ow 111) Evert. house-
keeper kill sus 11111' unu'h difference
there i- 141 t ase household neers..itie..
.\ rel it t. not !ways the plies 1h.lt im-
.UI'1"t I III• qua( y. We .41'1• .how 'trig, a
Bile of e: e.1.1. "els 111,11 sur 'ur'.ell-
ing ret y low ind sl. sit low in fu•1 that
yeti tl'iIl be surfeit al bow g1,1d they'
dare *Iwo they all( "" ion' y. ' lahle.
1J1TJ.1tU Bitiv1its,.
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IRANCIS JOSEPH: HAYDN, born at Rohrau 1732, died at Vienna
1809, was another of the' lath century musicians wt:,. became
famous in their 'teens. His name is inseparably and popularly
linked with that of George Frederick Handel in that mode of dramati,
music called Oratorio. Handel is the composer of the incemparahle
"Messiah," and Haydn of the equally incomparable "Creation." Thi'
oratorio, written in his 60th year, is tc-day as popular as 4.00 years ago.
Haydn's compo.itiens comprise almost every form of vocal and
instrumental music, yet his chief distinction it not in oratorio. His
rank in the musical world is determined by his service to instru-
mental trusic. Ilc fixed the form of the sonata and symphony
which Ileethoven vrho called hits " Papa " Haydn' perfected i.)
'beauty and expressiveness, for one thing substituting, the light, gay
Scherzo for Haydn's stately Minuets. As the musical father c'f
Beethoven, Haydn is perhaps justly styled the father of classical
.nstrumeotal music.
For the piano he composed 44 sonatas, The wonder is how in
Close days of, the harpsichord, clavier and spinet -small and thin -voice,(
instruments -the composers could eoncetve and write sonatas the
beauties of which could be revealed only by-somesuch perfect instru-
ment as
she 411 cit spino -
Distinguished in every mechanical device, and producing a lull, rich
f nging Tone, the Bell. Art Piano enables the performer to overcome
cry technical difficulty and thus to express the pure music of the
composer with the utmost perfection and beauty. Both for the home
and for the concert hall, it is The Player's Perfect Piano.
The full aeries '.r "Little Bell H1 -'.•shies" in booklet tors, illustrated, will It
mailed frau on requ- at t•4.
The Bell Piero d Organ Co., limited, Guelph. Ont.
We Are Very
Particular
We always 111-1-1 oft' and .t1bays get lirst quality in ('(10y Ming.
harder it is to snit 11., (lir
Davies' Horse Radish at, per bottle,
Quaker Puffed Rice at, per package,
Heinz Tomato Soup at, per can.
Forest City Tomato Catsup at, per bottle,
Try is
10 cent package of GUSTO
lhr. new food. .\ toy for th,' child 1•11 i,. -e•'.' 11 pa, k,lge.
an
▪ I3c
▪ I0c
▪ 25c
13c
P. T. DEAN, rie Grocer.
PHONE too. COR MON i REAL sT Ai'U :,e,)UARE, GODERiCH, ONT.
Change in Business
F. beg to anaounre that Um livery
business heretofore concincted by
Messrs. Miller & Walker, has
been purchased' by ms, and we respectfully
14,211, it a share of the public patronage.
to the past, the livery will be kept at the
top notch of efficiency and our every effort
will be to have
THE BEST
ALL CALLS PROMPTLY.
ATTENDED TO
Walker & Augustine
'PHu\ 1 .1
EAST STREET f I.IV(:l. Y
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I'HON 1
IW. A. McKIM � GGDERICH
Floor Oilcloths
20 cents the square yard
l)u1y ;1 few ends to chow at that price
RAINCOA I'S
'1'110•%4l'V 111.144.4,1 Makes 74.1,1 latent 1 :does of 4:� .VV $12 50
fawns. drubs and greys at mlak/ W lta
LACE CURTAINS
No better value at 2.k' the pour cat• at $.11111 1114. flair, mud .111 Wires lll•twl+a'u,
Our dollar curtains we have duplicated the original order three timer. and
are out ,.gain but will he in very sawn: 1'tler,' i, not another dollar curtain
within you4•,1•41011 to 'vial Ilii'. Seeing i4, ►N'lieviug,
SHORT JACKETS
NO1. wanly 14 ,1, the $7,5o for $6.50. the $10.00 tor $7.50. All the
fawns in covert cloth but they 11114.t he cleared.
White Silk Waists
Very newcat
1'1111'.4.44111 1111'1 11,140, y41'i c.ol'I do with t one o1 ours when you sr.' (hen(
and know the price.
Purr Japan silk w'ai'f, well
math-. sleet.e,
lIrnlif plentifully
with hemstitched leeks.
bi,; value
pHee. $1.85
• lit $2.:,u, our
Another lot with fineboost itched
t1e•ky, t'iuuuell with valrurie 's
lace, full sleeve. Ito -to -date in
every \141, g./4,1111,all it{.. -01,I
$2.45
MCKIM'S BUSY STORE, Goderich.
A DRIVE in FURNITURE
thattwif make the thin
1111)•0•• (41111.1,• all over with
gl•uhles$, New whop a small
.Inle((((t of lll(llley will
or:vulpli.h just new.
Iron and Brass Beds from
12.40 up.
Kitchen Chairs, hardwood,
press carved flacks, double
rungs all around, 40c each.
Ghlld's High Ch irs, with
tray, 85c.
Bedroom Suites 81!.00
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Couches, 14.75 to 150.00.
s Parlor Suites, five pieces,
from 118 w 1160.
Closing out our genuine iOstermoor Matt for 113.00,
'•Sulo' p11''.' 101:,.ts1, as iso• bmye the sole ng.'nry for the MarshII
Mattress, the In•.1 41,111111I11• ventihpe•d Meattn e 11 n e:aMh. IL•hu
1111 160111 in 1,11, hair e,' 11110 other Mixture. ' %Vt. have a fe
Hercules guaranteed bed Springs. closing lint at 13.00. \Vas
haven 111.1.1.1.1' an,) better sprout now, gunrlulre'e1 t4 Kiri. 4411)x-
faction 111' 'y' refunded. See our new inlpit•levl Furniture
Coverings, Curtains, etc. : they will he a surprise and plea,ure to.
y1/n, w• het 1)4.1. you hue or not. Upholstering 41'pe•'14Ity .111(1 all
work guarantee -41. .►11 .'I1•galot`,Iinr of real mahogany chair
frames, divans, davenports. etc., 1 Moyle. 1'usl41l10.19 can 144'41
auul select their uw11 etle•r I M and lune thew upholstered to
110110.0.
SMITH'S FURNITURE and ART STO E
EAST sTREE`T
Some People Don't Know
SEL'i HALT WE HARDWARE
' . .
To those who don't we want to say that our
1IMO/WARE BUJSINESS has grown so large that
we have had to enlarge our store to give us !noel'
room. We want to impress upon your Hund that we
sell
Farm and Garden Tools, Refrigerators,
Freezers, Nails, ('class. Locks, Hinges,
Screen Doors and Windows, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, etc.
As we have no extlra expenses in selling lIardwaro we
fro sell at Tess than 'others. Special prices on
MICA AXLE
GREASE
lb t.huitt 23c
IU lb poll at 75c
LAWN HOSE MAL CANADIAN
Special priced at -CLOTHS WRINGERS
8c and IOc per
foot. tt $3.10 each.
Ramsav's Ready -Mixed Paints
The Right Paint To Paint Right
Worsell's Cheap Hardware and Stove Store
Ilamilton Street - GODEilICH
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FAULTLESS SHOES
Al NN who n -,' parlWiller :deet their Above will (1111 Iterfeet
av1 shoes 11011'. Don't w'nmlr f iat' going trims. one Stot•e• to
111101 114.1 to trod n ohm" you'll like. 1 one. hero 1?rid rued Satt•0
y self (inutile. \\'r hon\',, a long nngr of styles and prices,.
$2.00, $2.50, 22.75, *3.000
up to $5.00
The (aunty's hest shoe makers made our atom on correct
11Mts from t.on'h good lent hers es Vivi Kid, Patent (i4ilt. Hnsslan
Calf and 1 inn Metal I'ti lf.
Yon 1,111'( tarn around here, sir. without. latnpingf into some
good shore.
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