HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-7-12, Page 5PEN AND SCISSORS.
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pa. Mallin wW a.e• be ready Is' de main
lot 'f n NAP.
I d r11(Idab bo a -I *Il whah de male'ahaddaha
crap.
aide sewn ba,koob de ribbsb. le: a-taklie
oh my ease,
A jolly 116.14. bruddah to de blaa,osr au' de
beeps.
a bah tondo' mania'. redden hear do
rvapahs dna.
From acme the wood* an' meddales, wbar de
honeysuckle awing:
It lee' emu klud to. estural 10' um to oako my
ear,
I o' 1 w*0 bo'n a btuddab to de blweom. an' do
brews..
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'fere is a )It+asonalle suggestion
from it New York paper :
Did you know that a hat 1s one of
the hest life preservers % Hold it
either way. 1f you can Ixwsibly have
the presence of mind, atter falling in-
to the water, place the brim under
your chin so that the hollow will he up-
ward, and it will keep your head
above the surface am long as you can
hold it. Or tura it over, just a* you
wear it. and hold on to the brim with
lath hands, lightly. The air in the
Noma will give it buoyancy enough
to keep you afloat.
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Our neighbors have been celebrat-
ing -tire Glorious Fourth" with their
usual enthusi* w. and with the usual
le.ultm. A Chicago paper liar pub -
r fished a surotnar•y of the deaths and
injuries caused throughout the 1'nited
:rater' by this year's celebration,
showingfifty-one persons dead and
:t5: i inured, .ouie of thew fatally. as
the result of the day's fun. When
the cures of fatal injury and of lock-
jaw and other dive:uses indne•ed by in•
juries complete their work, the list of
deaths will be greatly swelled. But
the Fourth collo s only unc0la year.
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Curb not the 'dodoes. of a young girl'* heart,
clad, not the laugh. the blush. the +ndden
tart
For,-enyitIre w.oni e sbxlnla flower.
Nurnlred to beauty Moor ai,iduw bower.
14 many a one. fresh grown to maiden grace,
The felt et glow ofjoy line on her lave.
Too w1n the eros.wire winds of destiny
Itust blow about her, and our 0yaa uey se
A ...tiered Woman. practical and goal : ,.
But nevermore our flower of maldel,hoaL
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••%V'hieh part of the circumference
of n wagon wheel es the La*tr*t
is a question which 1%1 st invaruably
(1)11100) the 'wino,' asked has
thought of the matter Iaditrel briug•
the reply. "%Vh , ail parts alcove at
the whir fate." 1'et the reply is not
.t, elk T top n he Lc i part of n 406111,
when moving along thegg rimed,
y
trao
p
Is very much h r4. ry rt idl •
than the
lower part_ It iv an interesting para.
'lox and one that Cala he practically
demuuotrntrd with a circular object
of fairly large siLP 'h • .'Daily
duan by verbal explanation only. A
moment's eonaideration Will QUIN that
Ihr m•tilrn of R wheel when moving
along the greenlet are part of a w.agcrn
i0 materially different from its :action
whets the axle. is j,u•ked up ,end
the wheel is al a;',anuli i11 the
air : and yet at first few Iw•upl.• will
adroit that ill the fortser case•. any
pelt of the wheel II'll%Olr faller than
any other parr. Herr is an explana-
tion of the iwrlulox :
Draw a vertical Zine through t.1e
wheel, and it will lie Mond whrm the
wagon is moved birwar.i that %Ishii.•
the end of the liar 1.•.tiug on Ihr
ground moves very slowly the top end
moves relatively fowl. (1r, s11pls,a/•
the wheel to Ie "dripped of tire and
11.1(1 w• and 011 the spokes 1,11t ( w,, 1'r-
move.l, the one resting eni the gonlud
and the one opposite. If the wagon
be moved half an inch forwnnf, how
far wilt the top .,f Iht. 11 1/14.1. 0p./kr
ha%o 'wl forward : The phennnl-
011011 may he s11)1d by laking n eir-
cular object, rnnafking 11 print on the
circ•uulferenee and riling it bongg
nn a table while 1raeitig the mark
Itta/1r nn a hook set up beside. it. 'rhe
pint' 'narked on (.110 rilr•Ilnl Ferenc..
will lir found to demt•rihe int circles,
but a •.•rira of cycloid:el j ps, one
aide of the „figure being the straight
liar of the Hat table. 'I'hc all 1111
dellllmetrnt ion is far more effete ice
and astonishing than any written ex-
planatiuu 011u1d be. ('oulpnlat1.u.
have been 11111410 to .how the variation
in distance travelled during a revohl-
tion by the various parts of the wheel.
and they may prove interesting :
Marking the vire termer of the
wheel at every tenth degree end
dividing the half of the diameter
into 1,11111 parts, t 11 a portions
of the curve drst•ril/Pd, in the
several tarns, leginning at the
top.tud going downward tin the for-
ward half, are found 10 be, (met ions
abbreviated 174.:1, (7'2.11, 1711.4, ltk14.
1(11.2, 151.5, 117.", 1:18.4, i2' I, 117.5,
Iti.S, IllI.6, 66.8, 152.4, :i1.5,':L$, 7.11.
These
figure" 'chow
that the 'irk•
tod r hd of t he r
Phmference go twentythreetinier As'
kat :as the bottom ten, and computed
nn as single degree ft, the point, of
dead dwell on the ground the differ-
ence would he still re striking.
Then era Prw.n 'SR the bottom sof the
wheel begins to rise the process is (1
d '-
vPrer, 'The first ten degrees /tt 7.41 I!1
increased till the lest make 174.x.
Then, „'•"ing the point where 1114.
IPrtiral line touch.•s the circumfer-
ence the next ten is made in the s
lime. and then the decrease is re-
peated am stated. F:verylxxly ie hot
able to make the c putotiemy, 11111
anybody can demonstrate with 1
shall eirl'ie rolled along againat a ma-
,• fact upon which it point can he traced
that the top of the circle movem faster
than the bottom.
n/d(lwin Smith lolherwiw A By-
standrti in The Weekly Simi. Ilmtlall •
concerned with the profound consid-
eration of gr:o'e problems of polities
and ethic'', L,rnm to a subject whirl'
More nearly towhee the common
'aortal. He Mu evidently reeeived
t�or
al
celebration. anhim d him Edictum oe at n
the
quemtion of wedding gifts is as follows:
"The defeeta of the present .y*t4m
are obvious. There is multiplication,
sometime• to a Indiernua extent• of
idle same article. There is a waste of
th(w1Py on ill'ch0tmen anti vallekwm
`fl f rings, There may ml►metimet he
n.
*ns nntgiltitpjjeation of the AMU@ icl
is aa((1 to have gone so far that there
wasa atone In New York at which
r° e
'e diepr,mpti of their wedding gifts.
si/so of Individual gift., moppode we
iaiendireed the plan of co-operstkn.
Reppose all the friends were tar pool
%sir nthmerlptlotse fen the porches. Of
Presof he t and valuable gift, the
subscribers belly( given
net not the anw,nnta of the several
aiammanetal sal would
Wires, knirtooBe
Pel•hllte It love chanced ever to grow
cold, It might ben gentle roulade'. of
the wedding day,"
Parliament would have a difficult
task in reconciling it cawmop,litnut
population to a Suudlty observance
law. Every day of the week is • Sun-
day" somewhere, The Greeks observe
Monday : the Persians, Tuesday ; the
Auyrlans, \Vedtwsday; tbeEgypthtus,
Thursday ; the Turks, Friday ; the
Jews. Saturday, and the Christiana,
Sunday,
Senator James Mehl linen la reported
to have said '.hat the stellate cowls each
itrem it) ('auaula five cents a year.
which'l'he Guelph He•rdrl replies :
"Give me tuck my live, ,lite 1"
POWER BYLAW
SUSTAINED.
COMPANY WILL HAVE ASSIST.
ASCE OF TOWN'S GUARANTEE,
Vote of 389 to 228 in Its Favor A
Poster Contest the Day Before
Polling Creates Some Excitement
What the Company Will Do
Next.
The hyphaw to guarantee tilt• Is,titbs
of the Maitland River Power l'4.. UP
the extent of $1 50,m10 was vi,Ird upon
on Saturday Knit eros carried ley a
large majority. The vote by !milling
sulxlivi$inns wets a., follows: •
FOE. Agiiinet.
$10 \ 47
tl'2
57
(r2 :t1
N.i. I .
„ y
7 ..... :15 ' 1N
25
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:*ii :
Mitjority for bylaw 1.1.
'P0
teem the leyl,n it was required
that it cevut'.• oar -third r,f the possible
vote and a majority of the tine) cast.
The possible VI/Ie 44 1.,. Hgur.l out by
1Ile 104011 .'l., -k as sttl, a third 01
which would be :SIN. '1'11.1e was
therefore It MO 1111114 01. 71 votes over
the number requited to carry the by-
law.
The vole war I1 surprisingly large
ane. ihowiug that a great deal 01
interest. wens taken in the pr"la,nil ion,
last year, whet' three bylaws ever..
ynUd on 011 0110 day .the gets, the ele-
vator, 4111(1 the waterworks amt ,'it.•-
trie light bylaw 41, the largest vole 4,1,
any tine of them wee* 51:+, lin Sttul•-
iley fila votes were cast,
A little excitement developed the
day herore the polling. 1bayeer Tilt
had ,al along I al ng leen known t0 15• nut.
Iagimistic t0 the Power 4'utrglah)y'$
propollitiin, int the ,Inrxp•rted hap-
pened when be had handled)* di.,
tributes'1
1
t
n Fridat,
m eking' a direct
appeal to the oleel,t•s tti vote against
it. The hill read :t. follows :
To the Electors of the Teuton of
G,relrlich :
\"UTE A(..A[NS'I'
POWER B1' -LAW
The Town can ilol :afford to lie
tied up with any such sr'hr•u,e for
thirty years.
THOS. TILT. 11ay,.r.
Throe hill, Mari not lawn on the
street very long when flaming red
I0 o"terw appeared ill the interests of
1 b power l' puny, running thew:
TO he
ELECTORS
of the
TOWN OF GO1)EIRJ(1I
Thi tivt. 'ilk, not in his capacity
aP all e•lector, hill law May01', Ila)
igeut'tl a circular to -day, the day
Pse( 010 iwlling, advising 1 he elect arm
to'.01,' against the Power By-i.tW.
The n'sutnpt' is tial he bas
• greater authority hy signing
himself Mayor limn plain Th1111014
''tilt. If etv Mayor he thought ,ht•
Bt I aw 0hould not Is. snpl5aiwl,
why ware he not men 01011101 to
0(1431.1 aro at,d give his view's at the
public meet ing lir roll 1 meet ing of
citizens and diaenss the proposi:
thin % 110 ern. At (h.• pnbli,
meeting railed by the pro,,i ierh.
and 011 1110 platform, but way as
thimbles :4.l oyster,
He has a perfect fiy:ht Ila n
private citizen to do what he
pleastw rind ray what he pledges
al.mt the By -Low, but he h ,s no
right to endeavor to ll'',11.' the
impression that he has any official
authority for his private a01 1141),
THE M.IITLAND ItivElr I'owe.it ('o.,
Per 11..1. A. McEn'nu, Secretary.
Vote for the Bylaw And the
Progress of o Ir
h.
Thi" Warmed things up a hit. and
the nilt•ce111,t of the byelaw claimed
[hal the 10)401' contest helps' 1I.etll
by stirring up interest in the ruling.
At any rate, the '.''.te wart murk more
favorable than it 40x0 generally ex -
fleeted to be.
The Next Move.
Now that. the tulle of $1:111,ts01 of
brands iv pretty well as.mred I.y the
town's guarantee, the. promoters of
the Power Company Call go eiheaud
with their effeortx to interest private
capital in the scheme, If Ih1" ern
•ecomplisl)ed withoult n great deal of
delay the enntracts for the supply of
material ran ,e let and other pepart.
tinn* n.ade for an earls' 0(1111 next
year on the construction of the dant
and works. These will have to be
completed in one 10alxlrI, a. a fleshot
'night sweep then, away if they were
left. through the winter rely portly
constructed. If all goes web, n year
(call next fids should seer the power
plant ready for opera' •
How to Get Consumption.
Ninety per cent. of the "Inngin'
rnntrart ron0,tmptinn by 'allowing'
power of resistance to fall o o haw that
n favorable tomtit ion for the develop-
ment, of the Isacrilli hi provided. In A
healthy *y'.tem e9nnmpl inn can't
Enke root. Hilt where there is weak -
nem and debility, there you find tu-
Iercnlolat*. For developing strength
and building up the weak, nothing
.goals CCITT earn. 1t makes the blond
nntritioua amt the nerves enduring.
The wayIt (nvertw food into nutri-
ment, the appetite it gives. 10 surpris-
ing. .host what the man verging on
etmoumptlon needs --that's Vert -ovine.
if tired and weak don't pill off. Fifty
cents hays a bog of fifty tablets -at all
dealers.
What makAS It •o hard to be good
Is bete is nopu oieblodgt 1(7ml get
d1111•1kt at IL -grew York Pt.s..
THE SIGNAL: GI)1)KUIt`UU ON'I',%IUf()
G. C. 1. EXAMINATIONS,
Peter Adamson Scholarships' Won
Benson Case and Gladys McNeviu,
'rho results of the examinations at
(jlalel'irh l'ullrgi,ate Institute are an-
nounced chi. week. The Peter Adam-
son scholarship for Inathrlunlirs www
a1':1111041 (0 Bunsun t'+adt', Molt of Dr.
Case, Ihulgani , who ohtaiied the
high percentage of le), 'rho Peter
Adamson scholarship for general pro -
nubile). was awarded to Gladys Mc -
Nevin, of town, who obtained a pei-
ce•nitlge of 71,
'rhe following are the results of the
promotion examined ions held the hist
week of ,lune. Thr Ilgiert.• indicate
the percentage i taken :
%"Rog JU4r1,k Luw Eek 'rt 1410:111
LOWER ER 1•'411(81.
E. %Volker (411 (1.. \'ansteine..:,7
C. Elliott. 79 I'. 11011illivray :17
T. Elliott. 741 1,. l:ov.y ....,
L Pri.11uuu. 75 M. 11.linuIn.:.t
I. Nicholson...., ((5 U. Vivian .
F. ('lurk 115 l4. 'Va rnouk, 49
It. l Lu•k(42 111. Irostcr......
W. 1.1/.itt (11 I1. 11.•ha'her..
M. Beacon' 61 11. MaeUunald
D. 'I'nncut 1 11(1
H. Bti'rher and 11. McKinnon failed
in Ismk-kt•rpine.
einem sKN I(1t 1:.'.Vl.:k TI, .tt.'l,k
,4I I U 111. K,
A. 11.•14551 5S A. H,11uiltou t;ti
14. 11Nov'iu 511 11. Platt lib
M. Anderson... 70 L. t'Iark 119
A. Tom. , .. .. , 611 1., Salkeld • Ll
comtihR1L1I, i,41NM,
by
1111
1 'rhe
1.110w•ing 111'0 entith.l 10 rnn/-
mu•reinl diplomas: 1'. 1'antrluu. 't'.
Elliott, C. Griffin. O. Goldthorpe, 1,.
Kerr, S.M.' K 4,,,,,,, 1:. 11 ' gs,
Jrllllie i'ruudl,5t. 11. 1 111 i t
'J'h.nmpsent, T. 'l'Ieu1110, 11. 'i'hurlow'.
Passed in stenography and type-
writing hal failed in bookkeeping:
\I. Miller, I. Thomas. 11. Wylie.
Ilanol•s in steuogl:aphy and type-
writing : V. Elliott, I. Ker. S. Me-
innon, Jennie I'ronelfoot, I. Thomas,
1I. Thin toe', 11. Wylie,
1'assetl in 1551ki/taping only
Sul laer-leend.
Humors in Isiokkeeping: V. El-
liott, i', Griffin. O. Goldthorpe, 1,.
Kerr, S. McKinnon, 11.'rhuirlow.
CAPTURED THE
FULL DRESS TRADE.
A Boon to Men Away From Home Who
Have to Fulfill Social Engagements.
in prl•141 ing for an ,•vl• g lulu•.
h .... our• needs either (1111 dress lir the
poi ,u►:u Tuxedo. Ihr• 1't 101 for the less
formol al(air-. Now:ad1O's ane would
jie.t.as srn,n think of lost ing, one's silk
hat en "pet.' hat toad, 111 mil, 1 ,as l4.
11)1h..1' 0 lit•,•., 01111 11, /10.0,0t4when
.ilk•liue.I vicunas 0:111 Is• bought at
the Semi read%- \%'arrlrule. for $2.4.104:
'('h,• n,er0h:ult tailor lh:u•g.s :\111,100,
1,ela(ls1• he snake. s, Low in a season,
and his tailor 0:1nnn: gel the ',rack.•'
which umake, 1 expert. 11 .11,11Y.i.
or (1100, .1111.:40' 111:11 10 1•y..1'1' 1e:14,11
by the Seidl really I:ril,rs,
lm tilt, city 0111 dislti.•1 the exl1n-
.iy, ft: r
w hl ro
f 1 flu• ,:air of Semi -
ready is held 1.0 110..1.. Nrlxai,
Bros.. G. slerirh, (hit.
A Lot-er of Flits.
For many Scars Lord Gardenstone
4030 one of .the characters of Ediu-
burgh and as 411011 received a place
among the fatuous Ray's purtr:litee. Ile
was r'plrat•uted riding on an oil horse.
with a dog In front and u boy dressed
lii a kilt behind. A detailed account
of the picture states that 'Cay por-
trayed him a), W11/11 he really WWI, a
very timid horseman. ts.muted em au
old Intek, which.l... bad selected for its
want of spirit. 14444410d ISS' Ills favorite
dug Smash and followed IIS' u highland
boy, whose duly It fres to take cLarre
of the horse 011 arriving at parliament
homer. Ms ec1.11rieity took the even
stranger form of n strong affection for
Wire - lie b."-.::ne so ankh attached to
oqe that he allowed it to share his bed,
and when goal feeding coli rapid
growth made It a rather cumbersome
l5.lfellow It WWI still lodged in com-
fortable g11arters i4. Ile apartment.
During the daytime It followed him
nixed like a dog. one morning a farm-
er 1)nd erasion to visit his lord"bip
and, beim: shown Into his hearth ai,
stumbled upon some object. That ob-
ject gave vent to an uucoulpronllsing
grunt and towed of COmplalnt, and
from the bed there proceeded a voice,
"tt In just n bit sow, poor beast, and I
laid my breeches o44 It to keep It warm
all night" -Dundee Advertiser.
Mating Ants For Dessert.
Savages, we know-, indulge In such
luxuries as grubs and locust*, but for a
civilized 'white man to finish up his
dinner with a dish of raw ants seems
tau nasty to tie credible. Yet In Mexico
It 10 the custom and n etedom adopted
by plenty of l'olgnll:iv and visitors. 'I'Le.
ant eatens t
1 utl4••I toe honey • rat
t and
1* perhaps ns eurieus 1111 insect 114 live,..
With 11 tiny head and legs, It has n
huge body am blg dp a large pen, trod
Mill 1s yellow awl anullen with excel
lent honey. 1n end, nest there are 300
or 400 of these 1111110y )tilts, width are
attended by thousands of others. The
honey ants hang oda to this roofs of the
cells In the neat while the others flied
them. They are, 111 fact. Wring store-
house* of whiten fist. An observer
says that if One of the honey nuts falls
from his perch n worker will tib and
pick hien up and replace hien. This
feat Is equivalent to n 111111 walking up
the face of a cliff carrying a large buf-
falo or cart horse on his back.
I have lived to thank (7,x1 that all my
prayerm have not been answered.-Jenn
tugelow.
How's This ?
1te offer one hundred dollar, rowan! for any
rvw• M catarrh that cannot M, cured by Ilall -
C'*t*rrh Pure,
F, .I, t'II FNF1' R ('1I.. Toledo,
We the nnder=Ign.d love known F. .1,
f'heney for the Imi 1.i teal•.. 0110 believe him
prrfl.•tly 4,nunrnblr in all linsln0." trartanctfona
and financially nide to carry unit any oblles-
tlon, mala hy hl. flan.
(1'.ar.ulvo, Sits 1.4 R M 40114',
Whnhew1„ i"-ngvi••ts, Tnloln, (1,
!toll'.
Catarrh I 'ore 14 taken Internally. wen
Ing dlment, upon the Mewed and 100ro,4 411r.
11trc4 01 Ill/. .ystern. Te.11,tiontints went tree.
15h', 75 erode per hottln, Salt by all dengglat...
Take n*11's aintly 1111v for rnn.tl(wlt(mr.,
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Futuro* Close Higher,
Chicago Lower - Live Stock Mar•
kite -The Latest, Quotation..
Mender F,re.h,g, July 9.
(Jrerponl wheat future* meted tmday
Vat hlgker Dam aattmday a1d earn fu-
ture* teti higher.
At (bleep July wheat clued Mic lower
than 14atnrday; luty cora 114e lower sad
Jay eats %r bliber,
WINNIPEQ OPTIONS.
At the Wlulpg ernes market to -day
otos dsaesese masa me .tram aamrt Ai
TB�c *: July, *)34e: Aelg., 11414' lila: 0rt..
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Judy !) 'Oa July 5', 'l?, July 10,'06.
Wheat . , �l 1K?.'.t*11I11! 22,1493,0w 13,428,4*,
t'arin ,. • 6,573,uW e.votl,,su 4.453;061
URN ., . 6,3114,0.1u 41,441,rx) 7,430,0.0
Urrlug the work wiles, decreased 1,14:.1, -
Mb Lush; cote ,h',' , .. sc 1 42111,1..10
and oats detreaaed 73,wu bush.
• LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
Jute, 14.91. Eley.
\.w York be boy guy
Urolilt .. .. is }a . tru b1',
TO. Louis -'
kth•uenpull, .. 71.'; 7T'lY
7714
Toledo 7s Th'I bole
Uulutb .. 7b1, 771a 771s
TORONTO PRODUCE MARKET.
Orale-
w'4eet, spring. hukh
111‘est. fall bust, U ba0 w
11 beat, rad, bush 0 413 U 44
wheel, goose, bush ' U 73
Burly bush , u 51 .053
Vats, Gush 0 421, , 0,43
Rye, bosh 0 76
Pet's, Weis 0 7g
LIVERPOOL GRAIN AND PRODUCE
1.1vorpuol, July 4.-.%1 hent -Spot nem-
irel: futures firm; July, Gs ey,d; Nrpt., u.
triad; Dee., W 01444
344 orn
stocky Ampot ericcan 1Wx,dy'al,lt,l4* iU3yl;
Afnturaa quiet: July, 4. 7Sd; bt•pl., 4a 7.1.
lla4s-- short rut etreo g. W..
Mom, t:uulla•rlsnd rut atroug, 804 fpt:
'hurt rib earwig; long .leer middle., 11gbt
steady. 51.; lung •ar 1u1.1d105. Lino)
arm Loa Nal; abort clear 1.111..k4 strung. 5 I
Ikl: .deur Le•llles strut's; S4a 4d.
l'6ee.e American ',.eel white stisdy'.
LOG: du. rulored steady, 55.,
NEW YORK DAlhl MARKET.
New York, July 9. -nutter- QuI, t ; re-
eetpts, 710,; street price extra creamery.
210 10 2144 ; official µr11 es creamery, 4am-
mVn to eftr.l 1014e to 210; renovated. com-
ma uta extra' 124. to 18144; western tsctory,
ccmurou to grate, 13e to 171; wwt5ra lul-
u.tlull creamery, 5xtra5, 114lye; brat., 161,1
to 17 ,
Cheese Steady; /eyelids, 1551; new
state, lull cream„ large fancy, 110: fair
to good, 11)140 to 10esie; small fancy. 11c;
fair to good, tUe to 1011,0; du, Inflator, 441,4C
to 91,0; akin... full to Lest lc to !Pie.
aito: state. Penn.
try:otitis and neaps -Firm: r -by ,fancy selected white,
22e; do. Owlet., 21e to 22e; du;ARA es
era, :Ur to 21e; weaker.* beta 104e to
17e; do second., 150 to 15.•; southern., lee
to 15k,c.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Ea.lees-('kteago Strom. fir
*11 C1. et Stook.
London, July r. -Cattle are quoted at
14w- to Wye per 1b.; refrigerator beef, 8i•
to 8yie' per Ib.; sheep, drecwd, 731,e to
10.• per 11..
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Toronto, July 9. -Receipt, of live
stock at the I'nlun Stock Yards were
90 car loads, composed of 1862 cattle.
51 sheep and lamb,, with 7 veal calves.
exporters.
Export rattle sold from 44.8) to 15 per
cwt. for the gsaeral rum. only a very few
loads being mold over 46 per cwt.. no will
tweet by sales Quoted. The bulk of the
exporters sold at prlcea between 44.50 and
14.1io per cwt. Export bulls bold nt 53.78
to $4.3u per cwt.
*stokers.
The best botcher* sold from *4.a10 10
114 73: (Ur to aloud loads 1t N.145 t, it no:
coo mon wired with cow. at 4,83 to $4:
stun rod row's flnlohed on grew, $4.00 to
*4.25; grass cows at 42..1, to $3.
.beep ami Lasabs.
Export sheep, $4 to 44 t,; spring Isiah.
sold at 44 to u *itch.
Veal Cakes.
Prie .
e•
n
r4.
lased f m 13 to 40.50 per cwt.
Hog•,
None offered aid ler quotatloos given.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
&footreal, July e.--Llveryuol cables on
eauadlao cattle were Steady at 10160. Lou-
don .deices were easier, and noted a de-
cline of he, the top Moire being 11e.
i0w repoTed trade bad. Sal.. or nadta
grass cattle were made at ria pert'a11.50n,
,rhleh lune 40. Exports for the week were
1742 tattle, 11w nbeep. ONau freights
weaker and chippers bar. hero 'electing
at • loss of tic to 10. per head: 'tree pts
were 1300 rattle, Wu 01re..'30u abwp aad •
lambs, 1200 bop, 50 mnch cows, fu young
PIgn.
The butchers were out strong, but the
large supplies of cattle caused • docil•e et
14e per 1b, l5 the price, Prime beeves
Gold ■t ti0 to 514r per Ib,: a few .ol
ease brought &44c; pretty good caths,b$45e
to 4%e, and continuo stuck, 3(c b, 31bc.
rehab cows slow of sale at 125 tl't 460 verb.
Cloves sold at 42.'0 to $10 teach. ypeep
sold at 3440 to 414e per ab„ aad lambh at
$3 to 57 each. Young pigs sold at $2 to
44 each.
Tber. w.. so rfls ge In the coalition of
the market for bogs. Receipts were fair,
there beton 1140 received, of which S•
were bought 14 the west hy ono picking
concern. The demand teas good. apd 110
artty, trade erg* dune 111 17.55 m 40 per
l0) lbs., weighed ort ears. fur ssleeted lots.
('al to advlre. on Canadian haeon were
atron;,
and privy to IetnJbn advance,' 21
t.. 4s. l4. itrintol 1s to 21I 6d, 111.01 Its lAver'
pool 1s to 2s,
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
1:1ia Buffalo. July 11.._I•kttle-keceipts,
4tan h, ad; fairly active cud• steady; prams
.1,, r., *7•,"s1 10 $3.K1: shipping. 48 10 4...40;
Lutrher'. $4.5e/ to 43heifers. $:.7. to
48. Io; ow'*, $3 to 84- :u: Lulls, g2.78 to
Si18. stockers and feeders, 4:1 to :14: stock
1,15-15, $2.75 to 43.5; fresh row. and
'(01.5.1, steady to 42 waiter; $18 to $52.
0.•nls--Receipts, Berl head: orntc nod
25• hlghrr. 44.5u to 47.75.
Iles,---Ilecelpty, 1,.,34.0 bend; active and
1.a• to 11,. higher; heavy, mixed and York-
ers, 41.10, a few $7.13; pigs. 47.10 to $7.13;
roughs, 10 to 46.35; atagi. M.0) ta, Pt;
dalrir•. 40.70 to $0144*
Sheep and Lambe Retal��1Ys 341410 bead;
cede.•; veiruugs sod w"thets, •3c higher;
Istrbt, IPI ti, 18.311: yearlings. 46.73 to 4aZ7?�
wether, 111 to $•;.25; awes, 44.78 to 75;
Sheep, mired $1 to $3.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
sew York, July 1l._Beets• 4teeeipt.,
:ran,; 'deers active and 144,• to :be• higher,
rearI.t for .
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b
h0 a .•
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h
vonn,
n 1 rows steady tad ,.,•
T to 1 Lhd,er:
ale. ro $4.25 to Ns; hulls 43 to $t•:.:.; cru',
$1.8, to 4106; export., to -morrow, 1*)P rat-
tle nod :1 8t, gnarter5 of beef.
1 , 14 '.•.ker,•I pt., 41114; ve.1. 7-e higher;
1.1.1term11k• mild grassers, Te to' 41 hleher: .
vests, $4',0 to $7.8i; eeleeted do. 47.75;
(11•.015 and bntterndek* 43.25 1.. 41.
Sheep and La uubs K000lrta. 17,11144:
51,e.•p, tee higher; 40111.. Seth, on 1 15.•
to Vie higher: sheep, *3.rd to $5.25: choice
do. $.5.511: collo. $1.10 It. 43; (amim 1114 to
$1e m.
Moot Herrlyu, 7778; market full steady
a1 $7.13 to 37..10.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. •
Chicago, July r, ('attte--Itevrlpti, gl,.
GIG; stloog to 10c to 160 4156.1; rul4hoel
to prime steer., 44 to $$.lU: cows, $S 10
54.8o; Letfen, $2.73 10 $5.Z; bulls% 42 75
to 41.23; 1.411.4, SA 110 to ill NC 11 •iteke
and (`.del•, 12.73 to 4.4 (111.
114eep Rr.e:1J., 24,001: steady: sheep,
34.23 to $6.25; yrarhu*., $8.40 1. 47.411;
'barn louder, $3.40 to t16.
xws.Algo
The "Semi -ready" franchise
in a town is as valuable as a
public utility franchise: It
gives the monopoly of merit
In men's clothes.
Only one dealer in. a tows
Cold sell the real "Semi -ready.°
Dealers who did not get the
franchise for the prosperous
towns are sorry, though they
declined it seven years ago on
the ground. that the pso6t
fixed by the makers was a
s,nall one. They argued they
could make bigger profits
selling ordinary ready-mades.
The real profit in Semi -ready
tailoring is 'tae many sales
made and the east: with which
goods can be sold when the
maker gives the guarantee
bond found in every pocket
of every Semi -ready garment
New customers of Semi -ready
are regular patrons,
Overcoats for Spring at gig with
just as goat style and tmter1 ..M
you usually pay Ps for.
SesrI-kEAUv Wt'ARUKUNE-
GODERICH
McLean Bros. - - Agents
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Men's $3.914 and $3.59. Shoes
looking, durable 1111 i stylish shoes at
and s't • that.
WE are after the melt who want good -
d
moderate prices. We'll just put it mildly
• .a3.
We Have the Best13.00 and $3.50
Shoes this County y Produces.
e. 'Prey' its on $a,00j,'lnd $:i.:,o shoes. You'll
buy satisfaction herr) los wel.1 as goal shoes,
1 Wm. Sherman
REPAIRING A 3P £CiALTY
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3 SPECIALS 3
24 WRAPPERS AT EACH 75c
1.,,k of good print. light colors, waist lined, 'Pelted, frill on satin,
Intuit' la sell of 111.2,:1, This Cul 1,, 010411 AL eae:h
75 cents
36 WHITE SILK WAISTS AT EACH $1.35
Material pure ,41p silk, well rutile with newest sleeve end cuff,
Made to tw•11 al $2.:51, '1'o .•Iran' al
$I.35
ioo HATS TO CLEAR AT 25c
Ali this w'a)un's 104 1/11/ (lir W011e11 nod girl.. reader 10 al•II up to
$1.50. 111I't go at •ea,'h
25 cents
\V.' want 10 elrar :Ill 4.111 wash goods 119W and we make the
prices right, 0L11'tiug at -le per ya111.
Hig table of remnants now ready for you at.
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
GODERICH
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SUMMER GOODS
FOR MEN
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER I1ATS,
SUMMER TIES.
TWO-PIECE SUITS MADE TO
MEASURE AT VERY LOW FIGURES.
FANCY HALF -HOSE, 25c AND soc
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S SMART WEAR
REG. BLACK
Custom Tailor, The Square, Goderich,
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Everything You
Want
That is, Everything to be Found in an Up-to-date
Hardware Store.
1 Screen Doors and Windows
Refrigerators
Lawn Mowers
We have several Crakes o; Lawn Mowers. `
Scythes
We handle the famous nISTON Scythes.
I Hay Rope
We handle the hest American pure manilla,
examine.
made of strand. 12 to 15 feet long. Call and
We handle several other makes also.
Binder Twine
We handle the famous PLYMOUTH Twine.
Gold Medal, 65o ft. to the lb.
Green Sheaf, S5o ft. to the lb.
Cement
We handle the famous NA'T'IONAL PORT-
LANI) Cement. Already our sales 'this year
\Clare exceeded the whole of last year. It speaks
(Or itself.
1
Sherwin-Williams Paint
I
This
Paint I. .n
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the world Ourr•
sales
ales
were never as large as they have beee this year.
%Vhen once used you will use no other.
I Harness
and the Other at $9.20.
We have two sets of new Jlarness, one at $7.60
I
Hafnmocks
\\'e h;trc /1.11/1 MOCKS :at from 75c to $5,00.
Something New - Zenoleum
Zenoleum is :l di',inte4tant put up in bottles and
different -sized raps. One gallon of Zenoleum
mixed with water will teak(' one hundred gal-
lons of disinfectant. Use it: round your sinks,
bathrooms, cellars, stables, outhouses,l etc. For
Hies on horses and cattle use (me cup ot Zenol-
eum, two cups of raw oil and twenty cups of
boiling w:Iter. Sponge or spray on. It does
nOI( destroy the hair, but maker your horse
glossy. Cows not bothered with flies give
more milk and keep fat.
Plumbing, Heating, Eavest'rough-
ing, etc.
Vs'e keep a large and competent staff" and can
give you prompt attention.
CHAS. C. LEE
'Phones ---Store, 22 ; House, 112.
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