HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-10-11, Page 61.110S5D AT, Oct. lath, Pat 6
SUNUGHT
SOAP
is better than other Soaps
but is best when used in
the Sunlight way. Follow
directions.
SUNLIGHT
WAY OF SAnNINI
FIRST lap the a.t.k
to be washed to • tub of
lukewarm water. draw it
t w • ...aboard mod rib
the swap Slldr oras it.
be pouvolar not to rise
soaping all over. THEN
roll a in a tight roll. lay
in tbe tub under the water.
and gothe saute w y
until all the pet., ave the
soap rubbed on, and ere
rolled up
Tip *a away foe
thirty amsotes be owe
hour .ad let the "Son -
best" Soap de he wart.
NEXT.- After staking
tbe fail tins rub the ckshes
lately out on • wash board,
awl tae dirt wi ties•
eta; term the garment in.
. Jc out to get at the woos,
bat don't sae Sar more
mop dost scald or boil a
single piece. and deet
wasp through two sods. If
the water gets too dirty.
p.m, a little u t and add
frsh. M • sneak is hard
IS wash, rob some mere
sold on a, end throw
the piece back into rho
sods form few nlinole..
LASTLY COINS THY
RINSINGw
. b,.p to to Le
done in lukewarm water,
taking special pre to get
J I .0* dirty suds away,
then wnng out and bang
up b' doyy
roar ides(.ss wed rl.rs-
wNs pre,. sed as follow.
Shake the an,.les free loom
doo f 01 a (ALAN of
SUNLIGHT SOAP into
shave ',g pour Into • gallon
el b•w.., weer and whisk
into • lather. When jilt
lukewarm, ark articles in
the lathe. without rob-
bing. SSyy este arty
▪ un or t heisting
• Mae me tbuwughly .fet..o
relays of lukewarm water.
Sowers out rate, wagged
twisting and hang b, the
01100 un.
RrT1e Moat delicate
Wore way be wfefy
waded N the Soe-
Nebt'• wey.
Illasos
3 mow.•.
3 z
v+PL=
$5,Q001KWARD{wile pall
proven that 4uollgto ht Soap mon-
h alos aoy tti•rlou• chemicals
be soy foto d adulteration.
B
it And folbw
5C• dirsaion.. Sc.
LrbTR BRUMES LIMRrD. TORONTO
IMLO1OME1Y S
"!R!ECTION ,
s
Qda$'
.314ET6IS:LIEbCaNDY CL '.
S?FATr54D CANADA
Prom the
Ops to You
Ws bridge Mance
with ons moisture -proof
dwt.proof packages.
Hali-
fax and Vancouver are
brought to the ovens'
doors. Farms and small
towns are put on the same
piane with the big cities.
Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
MINI packed in I 1, 3 6 air -tight
pedaloes. Nib. atsp, del,aous--
sed leant you on rho time con-
finl► no manor where you live
AT ALL aaoct1•
Hirst's Pain Exterminator
quit kly relieves Iamt backs,
strained shoulders. sprained
skim, bad knees. braises.
eats and barns.
BAYFIELD'S SHOW.
A BIG UAY IN THAT BURG WED-
NESDAY OF LAST WELK.
Another Successful Exheb.tion to thi
Credit of the Directors of this Stan.
ley Branch Agricultural Society --
Concert and Oauce in the Evening.
Weather conditions Tuesday and
Wednesday, of Ilii week the deb's of
Hayfield's x1110(1141 tall fair. were stnq.Iy
pet feet and a* usual the exhibition
was. a big suCAYss.. 'l'he atteudanee
Was folly rep to that of 11a:tura. years
and most id the elase•es provided for
in the prize list were well' 1116411 and
the t'x hibite, good. Excellent ulusie
the seetind day was provided by the
:Gird regiment hand and is concert
was held in the Gra a hall in the even-
ing. followed by a darer.. Ill the
tonin building J. H. 1\•ursell heal :111
exhibit of stoves and furnaces, all of
which were wild and to be delivered it/
the vieiuily. Area:Amin; H,.thel•.,
pump tulu0IL►rtutv'r, of (loderit•h, had
an exhibit of their product on the
grounds. The priz.• list was AS fol-
HOI4.y1:S- Hem -v Draft -Gelding Jrt
filly, 1 Wo years old. Ed, Troyer, lieu.
U01001ah; Striding us" fill', ,nor• year
old, taiiult tiros., Geo. Coleman ; 0111111
of working horses, .1. Turner, A. Dun-
kin.
Agricultural Heise! 111:4•*', wilt,
foal, M. Westlake, .1. Alban:: foal. .1.
Allan. M. \\'estlako:' gelding or nl13.
two peals ,old, A. :\ndersiin, 14. Enn
II.'rsun : gelding or filly, unr vrot ,IJ,
S. Cleave, A. Sent Aintree : span of
working horses,' .1. Spill EMU. 1).
Schnell.
lieu.•ral 1'nttrl.e• Brood mare. arss
etttatponied by tool. A. .lndet•son, I.
A.Wworl h : 111a1, 14. ('assay/. A. Scotclt-
utrrd.: gelding us" bliv. one year old.
Elliott. tin,.., L. Aldwoitit : span of
working lams.'+:. H. W. 1h•Igilty,
11,a11ee ern- -B,t td Marv, aur
ponied ley foal. 1'. v:1.''s•ilt. T. It.
131na 111.•4':
heal, '1'. Mherrirt, 1'. Il.
1*,ow.Ieo; gelding 4.r fill'. twit years
,Id„lode \\•t•ot.nn, T. K'iitg: gelding
n' 41Fly, 0119 year ,-.Id. 1. 1:1.'oal a span
of r,adsters, J. AV. Elliott. .1. Spar-
row.
1 ',tillage -tirodw) more, gree ponied
by foal, A. El11tl. I1. ..•1.0,41: foal,
('.'fire ell, A. I':proal : g. !ting or 1111y,
1 eauyetis old, .irh:w... Ifs.,.. Ucu
„h•n1:Ut : gelding ns" 1111•, nue year
„ 1.1. D. v'•h.el! : .titn, 111 hands or
.,scrJ. \C,•Ik,•d, oJohn Mai 'aughey:
single Huringe. 11Ill. Huiha0..11. S.
1'*ylilt : Lily hives. Aliso 'I't'.. o' Jen-
kins, Miss Burhaunlun.
Judges -P. M el i tvg .r, lh'n•clleld
O. Johnston, ('limbo: H. Mel.t•ait
4;4)&1.i0h. - -
4'ATJ'L,E - (it:rar Cattle' - dileti
emirs, E. 11. Wise, 1.1 anal 21111: heifer.
two year. ell, Elfiott Bros., John
field : heifer, ,w• ye144' Old, Elliott
Brom., John lien! : lu•if.ei• calf, John
Heid, E. I1. 11 nor ; steer rotas, 4..
ktacit, John Heid : steer, two years
old. A. H. Wise. Elliott tiros. : steer,
one )•roto Old, Joint Heid. LII and 2m1 :
fat cow, heifer of steer, (1. 11.,Ifewson,
EI Iiott Urns.
Durham -Mitch row, John Reid, A.
H. Wise : heifer. t ss a yel,I ,Id, A. If.
!Vise. Int and land : 'heifer, one year
,Id. H. Crich, Beattie Bros.: heifer
Klf, 1Irrlert ('rich, John Reid ; bufl
•a1f,-J. Allan, Herbert Crich.
Judges -tie.). Statilmry and Wm.
A11111111, Stanley.
)1111•:ha' Long wool Item, two
.brats *11 over. AVM. (ileo, C. II.
Middleton. ; ram latish, ewe1,
Middleton, K. H. 1V ise ; pair
(having raised Iambs in 18181. two
.Metes nn) Over. 1'. H. liddiet0,rn, %Vim
Glen : pair shrarling ewes, 4'. 1f.
\liddielMI. E. Il. 1\'ise: pair ewe lamb.,
Middleton, E. H. `1'i*i•; Nil- fat
sheepp any breed, Geo. Peibale, C. H.
Middleton.
Fitts ward A: Dunkin look all the
priuw in this class.
4 Juri ,III -- id.ilg wo•illWI .brie) --(r.
Prnhalr look KB Ike prize/till tIlkOOPS.
Judges John Walters. SKltfo,i : 11.
0'. Beaeo111, 4 'U1111111.
I'I1i1 F.lock.nI1r li
na six thism
, A. Cooper : *trey, 01.11
'ltud.
n,trth11
s 1 tinder, Thies. King, 1st and
fork*hies Aged boar, A. h:vats*.
Judges- John 1Vahirs and H. C.
Bea
DAIRY I'ROI►I'('E -25 11w. salt
butter, H. W. Delgatty, K. Penhal,:i
111 IMi, lartter, wlfllcie(1tI ' salted ha-
table
rtable use, H. W. lelgatly. Jaui. filer -
ling ; i) Ilei. Mater. sufficiently salted
for table use, R. W. I)elgatty, A. E.
Matheson; 2 lottlem 1 •-motile wine,
.1. K. Wise, It. 1V. Deigatty; honey
in e h, H. Ih•,wn, O. A. 1 'roper ;
honey in jar, lit A. Cooper, It Brown:
collection of h,tiey, H. airmen, G. A.
Cooper ; loaf 1 ••souls
4tet•ling. John ('nmpleIl : loaf baker's
lawn). Thus. King; 1 quartmaple
syrup. M. 1V,•llake, S. ('leave.
Judges ,las. ('oto,lly, (ind,',•irh
township ; Win. Scott, Brurefleld.
((RAIN AND S1:ELDS Two handle's
white winter wheat, M. H,•th,ur, J.
K. 11'isr; two bushels 1-011 winter
wheat, M. Brethour. it. W. Ielgntly
two bushels spring wheat, M. Illvt lour.
.1. K. !Vise ; two bushels Virg!. erhite
FFpeas, M. Hrelho., .1. K. N ise : two
In ,•
umbels small white ens. J. K. AViso.
M. Hrethour; two bushels rix -toyed
bailey, J. K. Wise. M. Hrethnur ; two
Itll*helm two -rowed barley, 3. K. Wise,
M. IJmtho.r ;'9nv, ho.brlg white oats,
J. K. 11'i0e, 11. Brrthnur,: twobushels
black (Kgs. M. Hrethour. 1. K. Wiste :
tree bushel timothy seed, M. Brett
J. K, Wise.: two bushels spells, M.
Ihvthont, .1. K. Wise :.gid ea ra yel-
low corn. .4. Hymns, 1.. Aldworth
six pars brut 1.n111, Mn,wd,11 Ih•,::.,
ohn (:amphell : six yeas sweet corn,
M. Nrcth,ur, A. E. Matheson : six
ea , any other variety, (i. 11. Hew,
non, nowdon H,ps.
Jit ps--.1. A. 11'illinms, Zurich ;
Jas, h myon, fttvffeld.
FEUI \\ Mix hunches grates, A,
.'4cotchrnetk 0. H. Hew -won : volley
tion of grapes, G. H. !lenient
;enl-
lertionl)tapples, live of each anrioty.
N. A. Cooper. Snowdon Bra*.. ; fn11
apple., lour varieties, flee of rash
variety,
G. A. ('mope.', J. W. 'Fong!' ;
winter applew,„, four varieties, five of
rash variety, G. A. Cooper, M. 13.•th-
our ; rnllection of pears, fixe of each
variety, Minn 1', Nott ; plate fall peals,
I3IIi,tf H,.1., A. Nrolehnrre ; piste
winter pears. A. Meotehme•re ; plate
twelve peaches, O. H. Hf•wp/n, R.
Pentode ; plate plums or prunes, Mew,
Mmh1rugn11. G. II. Hewstl : Plate
1*tldwin apple., T. H. Hrownlee, E.
M,u',hall : plate northern spies, John
SVeston, Mrs. McDougall ; pints' yel-
low crab apples, A. E. Matheson,
Snowden Bros. ; date red crab apples,
E. Marshall, Miss p. Non: plate kingnf
Tompkins, T. l(, Hrownlee. A. 'Evans ;
rtp+tat9 screenings, G. A. ('roper. Mrs.
McDougall : plate swarms pippin., A.
I:vans : platis twenty -cane, pippins.
M. nr•ot ir ; plate wagners, A.
Scotnh esgG, G. A. Otsnpsr.
.TnfirgP!w - D. French, Clinton : An-
drew Mltbenholt, Hay.
VEGETABLES Half bushel early
TH6 HIONAL : GiODERICH .ONTARIO
pottttot'w, A. P{"'nn, Th'u:. King: halt
bushel late po..ntors, It. Turner. K.
Brown ; rix mangolda, yellow globe,
ti. A. Cooper ; six intermediate L utn-
gold+, Jo., Uamplwll : rix livid carrots,
G. It. Ilewwal, S. ('leave; six table
'adore, Si. ('heave. Jas. ('umplwll:
six table nests, Si, t'Iratve, A. Scotch
11191'9 : 1 here heads eahlwge. Snowdon
H,.0., (i. H. Hrwsoo; two iime.k
melons; /i. Il. Ilrw'suu ; two water-
melon... Jno. Tough. ll. H. hiewoon :
six pare:IIiPO, S. (Trace, M. Hrethour
(Kest two 1 pkins, 1. Aldwurth, (i,
A. ('toper; Iargeat. squeal), S. ('Heave,
Snowdon Bros. ; six turnips, Jar.
Campbell, S. ('leave; three heat(
white celery, Ur. 1Voadfs, ti. If. flew
sun : three hf•tuds tell celery, ti. H.
ifewson, John'nugh : six beads win
ter r'Idioli, Snowdon Brow. ; twu 61-
ron., H. Penbale; perk small Imams.
G. A. (?,11. ser. It. Pt'nh:tle ; peck tugs.
.•a
I,ns, 4, Melt 1.. Ahlw.n-Ih :
peek potato uuiou IA14,0 I:u,;li..h, M.
D. 1Vestlllke•. H. Pe(1had•: l'o,•k pota-
to onions", Canadian. R. Pehhale, A,
Ev.ins; peek onions. grown' from
Motel wets, B. \1'. Delwin )', Snowdon
Br.' : pante small real ►,Illaloe'. Ili.
H. Hewwro,. tinuwduii tiros.: plate
large evil 1.11,110,.0. S11ow'dutl BOIS.,
John 1' unptwll : p1.U„ loris 1 ellow
toulnt.0• .luho fou,th. Mn .00030)
444',0.: plat.. sous((. yellow t .: nat/,al,
lis IL 1•ie\e'sioti, M,oWtion finis. ; six
„ole salsify, Snowdon Bra... J. 1V.
Todgh.
Judges -Jan. Connolly and 1).
French,
1,.;,1)11.14' WORK-Pillu,v shams.
John Held, Aliwe P. Nutt; toilet
slat., Alias H. '43 is.% Al. Hrethogt ;
eroehet told, mats. N. Ilucslou,
A. E. Mnlhe.on: i'na•Ieel work in
wool, J. G. Forest. Mrs. C. !'arsons ;
.ruche wink in r..ttnn, 3434Ds 1'. Noll,
Miss 11. Wise : e,.ehrt or knit „lip_
pets. A. E, .iallien..1. 14. 11'i -e:
rr,r•IlW .slit, Jars. J. Ilowrie, Airs.
l'. I':n • en*" : ot.. pillow. 114'.+, Mc-
Dougall. S. !Weston; he:1001414-biog.
311':. t'. I'.osoris, Mrs. ,I,'S. Iluwrir:
eunapidn silk, sattiu ns" vrlve!'. !i.
Helbr-1,orry, .\peOst Vcxo,;fa11; t'3•a•Iot cut
hrui.lrrv. All,. (', l'.11-e,,n'.; es104'11a
otlroillee-v ill 'Colt Intl, wool or silk, ..
oing, 314'4, .1. N. Huw'rle; *l11-
ltrini 4'y !Obis. Stys, .1. S. Howrie,
A1. Brett '' rail a.itiesy 1:,hlecover•
111 s. J. -Si. Howrie. Miss H. \\'i49:
1 ,net' erl.i-k holder, S. Ilorslun. U.
04,. 0I oui ; fancy Limp shade. Jolt/
To Sigh; f.sny pill e11s1ti1.11, J. K.
Wise. Mies 1'. \ort : knitting in wool,
.alis P. Nott..1. li. 11'i• •• : knitting in
eottbn, sliw 1' „Non. Alis. 0, 74. H,rse••
Auitle,'pail'. sib. P. \..'i, J. K.
Wise ; ta'iing• Mi,... 1'. Knott, Joliet
I`'ut:h : 0.•.t 4'r,.' , 714.• I'. 13'n..1,. 114'..
.1. S. Nloneie: nppli. ii' work, Mts.
.flet ,rutin((, 14. Nur+t..u:.pot lest doy-
lies. E. Matheson. .Sohn Tough ;
-etehin ,n cotton o silk, Nisi: P.
Nod 1. J. 3V. Reid : 'lain hytrd Kewinlr,
Alison. Vi• •; kitr•hbat aproo. Mrs. C.
1.;,1,o,..,, lbs. J. ti. 31'.wrie ; launat 9
bag. A1. Breed , Mrs., .4... llowri.:
Mexie.uo drawn woe::. 344,0. J, N. Huw-
tie: ha,danger, Mrs. 11. %1'ise, Miss P.
Nutt : floral tinted 11-11(repnere, S.
Ilnr•sto,n, .J. (i. I"..•.( : 'olid t•u,b„i,l
ery "eentrepiere. Miss P. Nott, Mr..
How',": 10010..11 sol ,rock, 11,,.. J.
e:, plower• : eros' patch. Ali.. 1'. Nutt :
41101-hed quilt, cotton. Mrs. lf. 141•iw,
11. ISr,•thour: Paleb...I ynilt. cloth.
Alis, 1'. Nott, '4. h:. Alai hrw.u: Moat -11
quilt, bund made, J. K. %Vise, Missal.
Wise; ifrtoh point tare. N. IWeston,
Mr.. Alst►..ngall: honiton or point
bur, Mrs. ('. Parsons. S. H1ir.tou:
314itun,nrlliek. Alm. J. 14. Howrie; seer
ladies' underwear, Mi..s H. %Vise•. Miss
P. 7peit ; hest c,ib0.•Iion l+ulir•: work,
Miss 1'. Ni11, I. W. Reid: rag teal.
l ikcd, .1 isr. II. 11-lse,' M. Meth -our hour o
stir w•edl'n ,luekings, h,11o• motor•.
.11... P. No1., Jas, !Merlin(;; l 1''«.0.
toll sllekin¢s, hta119' mule. Nis:. 11.
Wise. Mies 1'. Noll; pair ...atoll ,o.x,
h • mauls, Mie. H. 34Vise, .I*..
Sterling : pair w„I glue'rs, h
.nails, Ili:.* P. N•.tL: pair (0.0.1 snit•
ten, hum.• 111. :,i '. Miss H. Wise. Jas.
Sterling.
Inilgts.--314',- .3ddie JOhnstun. Zu •
lel': sirs, .lana Connolly, (i.slrri,h
township; Mrs. 11. 14...0, Hayfield.
PLANTS AND FLOAVIIRs - Boo -
quo ,f t1 n.,4'., i:urge•, It. H. Hewson.
A 'don I4r„s.: lo11gnet of Hower,
small. G. 11. Ile•,•:sin• J. O. Marta :
dahlia-, 44. 10. Il•wsou, 1t. 11'. !►eel-
ga,t y 1 pate.. .• , I i. 11. Hews/a.: ger•
• . U • •v
. 11. Ih•sv m Mts.
Par-
sons; Insrhia-, 01. H. Hew'wm : foliage
p.Iant,. (i. H. ilewson. .I,hn 'Tough :
se II:.nl•t. Ili. II, Hen 81011 : asters.
(4. 11. 1(0w+tIn. .1. 1:. haves: ; gl,xaulpa.
(i. H. Hew soon, ,Inhn 'I'a.nah.
.111,I;;c - M1•,•. Stanhurv, Hayfield.
FINE .1141'5- Pencil drawing, .1. O.
Purest. Mrs, Ilowr•ie1 crayon dr':►wing,
Mts. 341r1)ougnll. .1. 11. V.11 es, : wafter
calor pointing. Mrs. Howrie, Mi+. Alc-
D0I1gall : oil painting. Allo, Ii'rie,
J. G. Forret: kenlingt,n tmintin.t, J.
4I. Forest : lustie painting. .1. G. I''nr.
est, Miss P. Non : painting ,n .ilk•
s;ttin fir velvet, M. Iineaton• 4. 0;. For,
eg. ; drawing' by children. .Sohn
'fought 31u.lar,l eL Hon 1 iea•n( (000,4.
Mrs. Howrie, S. Itupi.ton.
Sud:.- - Airs, S(oInlut•y,
P4 d'1,11:1" Pair ply u'outh ,k-ks,
Alt,. .1. 11•wri,•.Jinn, Camptr,ll : pair
white locks. .1. 4)unnlds,n, lot grid
:'red : pair bl-ernes li•ghn,lse Mr, J,
Hnwrie. 1st and 2nd ; p.irandalnoifns,
144 rJ. Hl(earl': pail' 1111n„'aLge Mrs.
1. How, ie. E. il. Wive; . tear flown
ducks, R. W. Wise, 1,. Aldworth;
pair nn•kr•y's, .J, hn 3".ngrtell. 14. Ald-
worth : font, '.Ira .1. Howrie.
dodge -Om. Swallow. Holn,P:.vill'.
31.1NL PA("ll'HKS --- Pair woollen
h4ariknts, 4,rine-ei„dr, Miss H. 3%'iar,
341iss 1'. Noll: wetsingle light harness.
.1. 11'. Tippett : skein woollen yarn,
ten knots neater, .1. O. !Vise, Miss P,
Nott ; ten yards hmene-mndr ratet.
Moss 1'. Nott, Miss 11. %Vise : eol'Irc-
tion flannel., Miss H. Wise.
.fudge•. •Thos. Johnston, Zurich;
11111. Will t, lint. eflrld, -
S1'E('L1L PRIZES -- R. Penhalp,
for volts siert Ire hie stallion,
'1'14.4.•, Mehl," S. ('hese r, Al. West-
lake. A, Kadeliuu•re. - H. ITar1'nw, for lest roadster in
harness, style and.nndnems eon.
pidered, second prize oty the Society,
.1. Sparrow, P. 31. Chesney.
Silver medal by the Canadian Hank
of Commerce, (ioderieh, for tent
gentleman'* single driving outfit, J.
yarrow,
Sirv,r finals! by ('anndian Bank of
('omnt,tre, Monfort h, for lest lemon In
hotness, exr'Inding rondslrr and car-
riage tisane% John Turner.
iii prise hT the St'.rling (lank. Hay-
field, for the LPst t.wu•''r:u--,hl gel) -
Ing or filly, open to all classes, Ed.
Troyer.
4
It Does Cure Womanly Ills.
"•1 Heel it rel)- ditty,"' writes Airs, M.
!(end, of Fraservill,•, Ont., "to Irt you
know that tunnel tine.. neviona to the
rhea a of lits 1 suR•'reI re than 1
could( tell. Neighbor.. told me 0h11t
Feretnrnne was the only remedy and
their ndvior wits good. Permeate
pota atop to my pain and .Irkneon,
bred a direct action ,n my trnnhios
that relieved front the .taut. 1 safely
petard the torn. and now enjoy per-
fect health and met. Nn womanly
medicine ran he better than Ferro -
Pone." !natant relief is found in For-
ename for female weakness of every
kind. (,44, per ioi at all dealers.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Futures Close Lower,
Chieepo Milh.r-Liv Stock Mar-
k•ta-The Latcs: Quotations,
10554,1 Ev,•ting, Vct. x.
Liverpool wheat tutw,• r oo*.1 to -dee 0(4
lower tb.0 Saturday, ■uJ •uru futures '04
to !sol lower.
.tt eiti, veto Der. *beat 0 used 1sc 01411 •r
46.11 arturdayOro aero; y. higher. anti
Ut•lu4ar 001. {(,r
• 8lgier,
WINNIP[(i OPTIONS,
At 1100 telauiteac optbpp markt t to -day
lbs tullutvlug w. Ile clwlur 4aNetNua.
Uet. 74%c 014, Nor. 71144 but Dec. 41100
Mot Hay laic bid.
THE VI„IBLE SUPPLY.
Wheat Uro. 8,•116 OH. 7;05.
..•••. .... 34 62,4W 20,74,00
Vona 4 34.•,I0) 41C1,0410
oat. ...... ..;IU,WO 20,721,0u0
bef;ng the week ••. ti . , Wort 1,3),.
a.. btNiel ,ro I:,, .•.I 11C,4*10 bushels,
and tate drete,sed I. ,•'.
LEADINp WHEAT MARKETS.
May Dec.
New York84% 84
Ix trait 77
Tt k
08°1:4., 7714
11:11.
140do M ,, 77 7':10
illi" rt
LulutID T %i ,
TORONTO GRAIN MARKET.
orator-
.WL.itt, .prag, bulb ...10 00 to 1) 00
wh.ap 4111, bush U 74 0 75
W Gest. M, buil b 7 4
Wheal, arose, baso U 114 • •
Barley, bush .. 0 .','_ U • W
Oats, bola, old 0 aft , .. .
Oats. bosh, aew . U W
yr, bush
U 70 0 7'3
Pr.*. WebU tl0
B0•cxwM.t, Susi
600(1/
66
LIVERPOOL GRAIN AND PRODUCE:
Liverpool, Oe•t. 8. wheat --spot, arm;
No 2 red western who, r, 1k; futures, easy ;
Ore., M 41,d: Marcia. lis 4%d. Pore, spot
ray: Amorlean mixed, 4. 10d; futures,
quiet: Oct. 0.1/.01; I)ee., 4a 51(,4; lea.,
41 1104. *area, Couarrlaad rut. strong,
540 abotat era, .tams•, aria :bel Ed. 1.ard,
prints ws tiro, steady, 461 04; 111rprutlue
spirits. steady, tis s4.
NEW YORK DAIRY MARKET.
'(yew York, Oct. S.--Butt*r, arae; 'r' Neta
7278; Mrert prism extra creamery, aft• to
Ut.n,c; *Hided prices , remarry,00101011 to
extra, lea• to 1100; b,''4', snored. to extra,
21t•flo lac; state dart,), lomm00 to fancy.
the 10 25e; re00T1t 10.01.00,10 to 90100,
1uc to 211•; 'tete fat tory, twmuaru to
Orris, 16c to 1 .•; western l.011.lue
creamery, Grate. 2U'.
Cbeem--atglly• receipts, 2144: state, full
zero 0m, *matt, Macy. 1314••: Jofair to
rood. 124.e to 12.)1•; do., -large fain, ,13%.';
do. Mar to good. 12%c to 43t•; do., Iudrrtur,
prey. lu 1l%e; skim., 3c to tic
Eggs -Easy; 05901(101 12,448; Nate.
Prnntey!veula •ad nes; by feat., selaa•td,
w Lltr, :G4• to 33c, du., there, 30r to Ole;
da. n -lord fancy, 11t.'; we.turo firsts, 25';
iv tidal priers. 2034e to =et; second, :2c
'to 24c,
CATTLE MARKIETaa
('.kl.. /hour Ste5dy-Massa and
/'rlllr l.occer o1 ('►Ieamo.
Loudon, 1t,•4. 8. -1'., nadlao rettle In .Ise
Itrit'•4 uinrket. *re ...toted at rue to .;114e
per this; refrigerator bred, $14e to glue per
pound.
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Toronto Junction, tact. 5.-Reeelpta of
lave stuck at the ('(10.40 Stock'Yarde,
Torvnt, Junction, eros 36 car 0.I1s,
°unspuwrd of 714 tattle, 7$ bogs, 202
*beep and lambs.
Baporlera.
Prices ranged tri o., 45.45 to 94110 per
cwt., the bulk selltig at 54.30 to.94.41, Le -r
cwt. (lulls sold flow 41[.50 W 5040 per
cwt.
BStebe es.
The auallty'ot bnt,-0. 4's' cattle. with the
esu ptluu of two ear loads, w•* 1101
and thaw two loads rind •t $4.50 It 84.7u
per cwt. reipl6Ure1y, sod the roost of the
n.-rlui'e gold ut ,:: ;., to 84.11, per cwt.
Bider cattle are warted.
'readers sad Stockers,
lasses Guianese 4 Halligan moo 14. Hen.
nbr•tt ware 011 the market buying feeders
Prose* reams. from *:LW to *11./U per rvr1.
for steers weighing Hem to 1150 lbs. rack,
awl bulla, 1100 to 1 4 u lbs., at 12 to 5L.:*)
1'w seat.
Mitch Cows,
Four mllr•b cow• sold at 466 each.
sleep amid Lambs.
W. E. Le,:e k tnstght .11 the sheep rod
babe at 56.23 per cw0. for lamts, sad 11.3,9
per cwt, for the sheep.
Map.
H. P. Kennedy quote•0 e'leet hog" .t
1tper cwt fur selects auol *4640 for
Eats -
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Montreal, (.1ct. E.-04pev;a1.) Cable sa-
t/fell tram Liverpool on Canadian ratt'e
raise steady at 10d to )0(4'1, *kat rancher@
wero firmer at 80(6 to 9ikd; males 0f Calla -
Man cattle at Glasgow were made at rl4
Ga to s
perhead. Calver.t that
the market for calves calves wans twiner,
but wtak•r for mediau and loaf-OnIpl,.d
Cottle. The ocean freig\t market is weak.
et mod rate* are Ge ;ower, with Liverpool
Londe" and Manchester apace offering 41
3Ua and Glasgow at 35s. lixprt- f r the
peat week were 3970 cattle, 1(0 sheep. ",e..
ccipts to -day were 1000 cattle, 50 with
eow1, 1500 sheep and mobs 1.200 bogs,
:10 r.tres. There was no 'bang* 111 the
condition Of the bug market; mnppliem wiry
only fair, forwhite toe demand was goad
fnd salve 0, selected Iota were made ut
*6.,3 to *e. 90 per cwt., wetrked off toe
tarn. rattle adrlrn, on 4'ana4lan baton.
ear re steady and pram, showed nu Hangs
loom • week aro. The huh -tiers were out
*trent and trade• wee good, bat the prices
Of cattle bed n downward tendency. Mr.
Joe. pal Richards ',aorta elgt.t prim. Mnol-
tohn *leers at *4.35 per cwt.: Pertly root
emit* sold at 3,• to M, and the romrnoa
stook 2c to 3s", while lean cow, and bulb
.,Id ret lure per 1b. There was the heat
lot of mike cows on tie market today
that heti been here Oda *recon. Mr. lobs
CI 'robe!! of Puna Kt. elusion had 211 mr-
p.'r;or vows, white be was••elang at front
Eon is AGO each. Co.r.0o cows add nt
140 N 5415 *sell; Ras -fed calves gold ret
214c to Elie per pound; choice Teal,, 5e to
►,1.,s". bleep sold at 74)4e to 4)Lc, and tie
bombe at 534.' to 0c per Ib.
EAaT BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
0.N Buffalo, Oct. 6.-Cattle-Bertlpta,
4090 bead; active and 15e to 5s" hit/boor;
prime steers, 25.05 to $6.26; shipD(nt 85
to 55.70.: bobber.', 54.:ti to 15.40; helfero
53.25 to 55; cows. 34 to $4.23; bulb, 42.50
to 94.26; ;dockers end feeders 511.73 to
34.26; stork betters, 12.50 to SEM: fresh
Howe and apring*rs, steady. 1'.10 In $.'41,
Hogs --Receipt . 20600 bead: fairly ac-
tive ■cd about steely: heavy and mixed,
-VON to 5T; a few 57.10: ysrkrrs, SO 110 to
57; pars, 56.6.: roughs, 5G 60 to 11.fW; step'
$.2. to 54 75; dAlrlea, 941010 to sax w).
Rbeep .114 Lambs Receipts, 15,010 hen 1;
arllre; sheep, steady; Inmb., strong, l:M
higher; Iambs, 11.'25 to 87.1*'; 0 R'w 011;
ye,•us 6 20phr:N6
ewes,r11545:735toto 554.•'..25;; weshepe,.. max 5 •d'.75, 53to to;
53 26; Canada lamb!, $7.90 to $9.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
New York, Ot•t. /.--eeeees-nreelpfa,
NW; rood and rbol •e heavy stems. snafu:
otbfrs, slow boot steady; bulls, tine to Ice
filcher; row., slow; • eers. 12.51 to *H 10:
bola, *2.152 to 82.0); rows 53.007 to 43.7.1.
Exports tomorrow, *1) .4tlle. rod ;170t1
Y of bee
Calvees--Reeelf.ptt, 231st: prime rind minae •
TNM, steed,; others, ,sow: rrnew•re to al
westerns, easter; Trus 56 to 911; Ihrtwoue,
$44 to 54.60; rreener., $3 to 53.2.1: we+t"nn,
54.0440; indlau. and Keutmky du„
54 to 55.
.beep and t/sans-Rerelp Ok2ri: she •p,
*tends.; prime Find e110100 Imbibe. firm to
2:.r Maher: *bro.'s. 5.1.741 In LS:'i0, rntla, ff
In 84: lamb.. 4,1 to 914•_1): colla, $5 l0 3531g
t:auw4a Iamb, $6 to $8.20.
Por n11 kidneyy acid bladder troubles
try- 3liller's 13itlneypeand Hlf)rh•r !'ills.
For sale by ,Ins. 1Vil*on.
Ilenj.000 in nod Annie In ed:
To the • boob they tonna-sly flitted.
When l we. over hack they rot ed,
Annie mated, Kenny titled.
- Roston Trnnwerip .
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le hewed by as erbrn•
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All the Latest Ideas in Shaping and Tramming.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TRIMMED AND UN-
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atter
GRAND TRUNK SYSTE„
Siegle Fare for floaters
isle Oct. tib to Non" akr Mb.
To all points in Temagnmi,
pulnta Mattawa to Port Arthur,
to Sault Stn. Marie and Port At
their via Northern N** Co., t..
Georgian Hwy and Lake Superior
point• via N. N. Co. (to points
on N. N. lb., extra charge will
be ,made for meals and berths
returning!, to (-retain Quebec
points,
Osiag Oct. ISN to November Mn.
To Penotang, 44.400004, L.k.6eld. ell
point. )lever, to North Har,_Argyle to
l'obaroo Lina wHalibut
Madawni tdo to Repot Harbor. Muskoka
Ickes. lake of le). and Magsetawan
'thee points.
Ictars u■it, k emkr 8, NO
Sloth Fare for
Tiaatstgivi.g Day
Going Oct 17th and tate
Returning until Monday. Oct. 2nd
Between all stations in Can-
ada, also, to Detroit and Port
Haran, Mirh., M,alep►i,n Bridge
and Buffalo, N. 1".
F. Uc4N• mrd full nuhwm•tlo, 4010 a
F. F. LAWRENCE,
Town Arent.
I M ee boors -A30 a.m.. to to p. n.
J. STRAITON,
Isepot Ticket Agent.
D. 1l•Uonaldsri peas.. Agent.
.onto.
IMO
TO THE PUBLIC
TMDel t4'
ttfbeef oanlsthroughout iM
Hrltash
Empire Nis dropped • noaOr
tan, and ".b,egnently Tonal prlrg., ars.
down. We are now supplying all r••ue
.t lower otiose, while Ihr wool!) i. r
fr If not trotter, than ever. Mr
t y MEAT MARKET handle. all
kind. of nitrate, poultry, etc.. ao 1, while
thanking tt.e public for their liberal
56)100ure, we wrllrl1 a contingence of
the cause,
McLEAN BROS.,
I ornar Fiat Mt. and `4,nar, li dertrh.
'PHONE 15 OR 24
war.\Ou.. Car, Wert
(and Yard) 3ereet •1
.t nock ag10r•
Wham jou want
THE IlN'I'1'
COAL
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
WAR Coal weighed on the marketseal'%
when you gal SOW )W. for . ton.
WM. LEE.
Orders left at C. C. MUCH Hardware aura •
(rant ads Sw,Mrs, promptly 01tetdid pea
-4611tees
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
Any even numbered aritlon of i1051t1nion
Londe In Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Aare..
.zeepIan,r 1 .rd got, not r*served. may M hem..
etewded pry .ns" Vurwon who 1. the.a1a had d a
Molly. or.ny matrover Ig I ofth of ago. to Um:
1110.4 of ors* a,uaMar . W ton of t4'►' seer', mora
us" Isle.
Rntrl] must be m*de permon.11y at the Wel
land onla' for the dlatrlct. In which the lad is
ltbat0.
The homrwta0Aer 1e repulsed t0 perform the
eOodIUon. mn0ruvmd 4.51110(10 order rens 01
o tollowtnq plods
(1) At 4ws4 Ix mont.M' r 4dencw spm+ and
ciltlTatlon of the land In each year for alms
yewra.
IN If the father for mother. If the bother I.de
omaaedl d tha homesteader Rookies upon A farm
In the vicinity of the land Antererl for the re-
M.Irwnentw sat to nwldence may he e.tieArd
by such prison nodding with the Mther nr
mnt .t.
Lt) If th...Riles h*. 05. perm0nent nwld*nre
upset farming land owned by him In the rk•ic'
I1 of h4 komrra,a4, tha reeelrrtllMnle se ro
re*Menee mala n. Aal.hl4.d by .g44'l 00 U(*)
the M.0 land.
Ms menthe' notice In *Ming ,hnold berim
to the Uommia loner of Ilepslnien to . et
Ottawa M Intwntlnm 10 apply for patent.
vert1Mmepi
twt8y fam/. heM M104.1.4MtMWM, . efW111tOiRYar.
k•
N. 11 Iaittewieml IwNl*OUna of th5 d•
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Ospy of change of running edwrti4
meets most he lett at this •fore* h1•
Monday neon to ensure Iniertl•n
M leave of game creek.
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