HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-4-8, Page 9THE SIGNAL GODERICH.: ONTARIO
TUNRgDAY, APRIL 8, 1909 7
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
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ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
lablio lona.
NOTICE. -THE PUBLIC HEALTH
ACT of Ooterdo requires that all persons
ober sae of 3 months must he vaecluated and
that parents are liable to a tine and oon victiots
for failure to comply with much recula(loits.
The medical health °Meer will be in his uMce
on Orland Saturday afternuuu of each mouth
d * o'olope for the free veccinatlon of peraons
.yaadtnR toe such purpose. A. C. HUNTEf .
Medical Mielth UfDcer.
•
QYNOPBIS OF CANADIAN
A7 N9RTHW1rtfT testi emiel ATIUNe.
Any person who is the role head of a farnlly,
or any male over 18 yearn old, may homestead
a quarter -section of 1,511able huudnlon land In
Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta. The
*velment must appear In person at the Domin-
ion land' Agency or Bub -Agency for the
district, Entry by proxy may be wade at any
ageury, ou certain conditions, by rather,
mother, son. daughter, brother or or uf
intending homesteader.
Duties --Six months' residence upon and
cultivation of the land In each of three years.
A homesteader guy live within nine miles of
his homestced on a farm of at least 00 acre,
.hely owned and occupied by him or by bb
father, m tber. eon. daughter, brother or
eider.
In certain districts • homesteader In good
standing may pm •mpt a q1uu�artersection
alongside hl. bumestsad. Price Pt10 per acre.
Duties - Mutt reside six months In each of six
years from data of hoarsened entry Ilnch:Mina
the Ume required to earn homestead oatenti
and cultivate any acres extra.
A homesteader who ham exhausted his home
-
.tmad right and cannot obtain a pre-emption
may take aurchaeed homestead In certain
de.trlcts. Price el -O; per acre. Duties -Must
reetde
MR menthe ie ~it of Owes yeses: mile -
v ate tiny acres stud erect a bone worth MAL
W. W. ('ORY.
Iieputy of the Minister of the Interior,
N 8. -Unauthorised publication of this ad•
settlement will not be pard tor.
Watchmail:ng, eto,
pALBBY P*UK --
il wA rash 'SWILLS&°rrlctan..
'South olds d Newt, God•rlch, Ont.
•
Civil Engineering
{T&UtiHAN- M. ROBERTS, L'IVIL
1 sad Hydraulic Engineer, On1.rlo Land
Sane7or-
Omoe-MoLsan Block, Goderich. corner
Meanest stars, T.I.pbooe 177.
1Luh10
A.LFRED E. COOK. TEACHER OF
Plane playing. Theory. H&►moay ' and
„ismerp.lel• Pupils prepared fur examina-
tions of Torino 4'emmr votary of M nye, Apply
at Theutaun i Music Store. Goderich. ' Mondays
in('ilnton at madden°. of Mr. Ales. Macken-
zie. Ontario strait.
AHOY ADAMS
.
TYacwaa or PIANO
at.41.In Bask of Montreal Black.
_ Yedital
IiRB. BMEERtON k TURNBULL,
11 A. T. trrzwne. M D.
W B. Truant:LI- M. B.
'dikes Hamilton Street 'I'hone 102.
Ur. Lmmenon • residence. North .frost,
Opposite St. Ueorite• church, 'phone 186.
In. Turnbull. reddens*. Montreal street.
Southwest of Public Library. Phone 194.
)1t. W. F. ()ALLOW, M. 13.
(hine• Colborne •Free(. next door to Sover-
e ign Sank. Telepbosse-'r1Doe, est:- trdswse,
Legal
V KILLORAN, BARRISTER,
•I 'solicitor, notary, etc. Money to lend al
lowest rates. Uflose-North Street. Goderich
'nee Signal (]deet. In Seaford) Saturday.
and Mondays
U. CAMERON, K. l'., HAitR1Y-
TER, solicitor, notary public. OMoes-
Itoo Street, (iiderleh, third doer from
5q
PRO(, FOOT. HAYS a HLAIR
re, elicitors, notaries public pr. •
tocsin die time l 'Dart, eta ()Mae. east ride,
Square. next poor C. A. Nairn'. grocery. Prl
vete funds to loud at lowest nus of interest.
IL C. It C. MAYA. U. F
W. PHOLU
dl.a1R.
DI('KiNSON k °ARROW. BAR -
SISTERS, attorneys, solicitors, sic.
liedenrb. Money to lend at lowest rates. K
1. UII'KINOON. CHARL - (HARROW. LLB
�m�f
0. JOHNSTON.. ARRit3TBR.
LT , .ollcftor, oommirloner, Mary public.
o Hamilton street. (lode • • Unt.
Insurance, Loans.
W R. ROBERTSON,
INSURANCE AGENT
Yoe ase Llow'sige: HdW8.Canadian and
Meet -ken.
At.'II.ENy llIcKNRae AND k/tpio(RRA• Li.,,"
-1T►°-'elle Oman AtMdent and Guarantee
nrls,ret ion, Limited. of London. Fang.
F 17111)77 *411 U(Aa*NTRS He„r1a : The 1'..'t.
Pldel it y and Guarantee Company.
trace at residence. northesat corner of Vic
toria and St. Davld'a atteta, Phone 174.
JOHN W. CRAIG1E, i.?FE, FIItE
and accident Insurance. Agent for leaning
mutual and stock companion. lnauram'e in all
lines efre°ted on beat plans and at lowest rates.
Call at office, corner Wee Street and Square
on
t.
• sddrtJ.
s l W.KAIE, C UI Uods
ttch U rt.
Isle .none 24
leicKILIAP MUTUAL FIRE IN -
Art. S U R A N CE CO. -Firm and Isolated
ui)tlinn property R,(Y Dean, Pres., )(lppen P, O
T. Freer Vice -Pres.. Srurleld P. O.
Thoma. E. Freer,
Seca Tawe., Seafnrt h P. U
Directors -Wm. (hesnee. 8.5Mrth : Jahn
11. thieve, Winthrop • George Dale, Seaton h.
John Hennewele, Dnblln; James Evans. 1le'ech
wood ; John Watt. Harlock ; Thos. Fraser.
Brumfield ; Jobe. 11. McLean. Kippen ; Jae.
Connolly, Clinton.
J. W.
Yeo Holm111•.
agent forWest
Heron. r.n
pay sseieswmenU
anti set their cards Mp renal
ppt Tomer R
Brown's, Clinton, or at K. H. C'utt'p grocery.
Kingston stet, Dederick.
Ienesstnn* Mineral Water
THE OODER1CH MiNERAL WA -
1 TER CO.. menufactorore of "Menem
tune." ere prepared to deliver to any part of
the town Beltast (linger Ale In pine and
quarts, also Mineral Water In three Mees
Mids. plate and 'matte), Felteer Water and
Donhle Sada, Thee east. are made froze
eaten) mineral water, end are therefore free
from all impurities. 1'. 1. WALTON Man -
est 'Phone f01
Marriage Licenses
WALTER S. KELLY,
(iODERt('H, ONT.
Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
W•
LANE, iSSURR OF MARRIJ
• AUE fol sees. Ooderiok, Ont.
SHevnra PthLOR
EDFORD 11 -LOCK HARE ER SHOP
LI -
1 1s well known and p{opnlar eland
patrons' the Mist servies in shaving,
haircutting. eta. etc. Indite shampooing a
feltyy.t only .killed hands employA.
ttipElt. Pmprletnr a apprerlated.
AnotiotiNlin4 •
THOMAS OUNDRY, LiVE STOCK
aad Mineral ancttonser. ()Mem nn South
attest, where he will be found at all them
wind taut ry1115 pales Terme reasonable and
erry etaset fwd to flee sou s.tstsetlon.
Pee
AUCTIONEERINQ.
All heanehee narefnlly attended to. Farm
aloe• live stock alt, real sstate and merehan
dies WAS made anywhere. Write for dada or
nail end talk It neer with
Cleo. Beckett,
Hamilton street, Goderich Ont
Telephone No. cog
ONTARIO WEST
SHORE RAILWAY.
Word "Electric" Dropped from Name -
Company's Bill Before Legislature,
The Kincardine Review, whose
editor, Col. Hugh Clark, M. P. P..
was iu charge of the Uotar•io West
Shore Railway Co.'s bill before the
Legislature, had the following hast
week iu reference to the measure :
The bill respecting the. Ontario
West Shore Iteilway came before the
railway committee of the Lwigislature
on Friday worniug. J. W. Moyer,
who had just returned from Swit-
zerland, addressed the committee
and told of the progress of the work.
The clause striking out the word
"Electric" was carried. There was
some feu repressed in some localities
along the road that the clause enables
the Company to supplant electricity
by steam, but no change in the name
could do anything of the wort, It
could not affect the charter, which is
for an electric road, nor could it affect
the bylaws under which the tnunici-
ppaalitiea guaranteed the bonds 01 the
Company. The object of the Corte
pally is mere) to shorten the name,
The road will be an electric road -it
cannot be anything else under. its
charter.
Clause 2 was also carried. it pro -
Tides .for the confirmation of the in•
denture [Wade between the Railway
Company and We :oruoto General
Trusts Corporation.
Clause 3 was struck out. Its nhjeet
was to have the Legislature ratify the
contract entered into between the
Company and the Maitland River
Power Co. Hon. Frank Cocbra_
chairtuan of i -committee, say. t is
wan provided for in the general Act.
Mr. Moyes admitted that it was but
said that the general Act was subject
to different interpretations and he de•
sired to -have this put beyond the
shadow of s doubt, as certainty upon
this point would help in the sale of
the bonds.
-ieeferring to the agreement. Hon.
Mr. Cochrane noted that the Kailway
Company was to pay $35 per li p. to
the Power C pany. He said the
two companies were practically the
same, tbat they were cotnpoeeti of the
t ame -person- and he thought ->f - to
much. Mr. Muye. answer to this was
that it was less than the figure quoted
by the hydro -electric power commis-
sion, which is 938 per d. p.
Mr. Moyes said that bis visit to
the UId Country would result in in-
creased edit ity in building road and
developing power. He expected with
the electrical machinery which would
be installed to he able to generate a
great teal moea__puwec_tlusn..he had
promised.
ELECTRIC FOR GRAND BEND.
Charter Granted London & Northwest-
ern Railway Company.
Ottawa, April 1. -In the railway com-
mittee this morning R. U. Code pro-
tested on behalf of the Ontario Qov-
ernment against Major Beattii s bill
to grant • charter to the London &
Northwestern Railway Company.
which proposes to build a line from
I.ondou to Sarnia, and another line
from London to Grand Bend, on Lake
Huron. paving through the towns. of
Ailsa ('rang and Parkhill. The objec-
tion had nn effect on the -committee,
the charter .eked for being given.
London. April 2, -The London &
Northwestern Railway is an electric
road which is being floated by Aid.
Stewart, who isinOttawa today in
connection with the charter. It will
be capitalized at $1.501,000, and stock
is nn sale for bonds amounting to half
• million. The road Will be built from
here to Sarnia, up through Arkona,
which will be known as the main line.
To catch the summer trade to Grand
Bend, a popular resort with London-
ers fan Lake Huron, a branch will be
,run from this eity. It will pass
through Parkhill and Ailsa Craig, and
t1$nee to Grand Bend.
• "THE COWBOY BARONET."
Sir GeniUe Cave -Brown -Cave Proves
Zam•Btik Excellent for Hurts and
Sores.
Siie Qenille Cave -Brown -Cave, of
Stretten Hall; Ashby -de -In -Zouch,
Leics stersbire, Who is tetter known in
('an a as "the Cowboy Baronet," has
had wide experience of the value of
%am Bak. Writing ''to a friend re-
cent and .peaking .of this great
Ma rays:- '
eel it is only my duty to let you
knoW what great benefit 1 have de-
ny ed by keeping Zam•Buk handy,
and bs roll it in .constant use. For
the spry and bruises which 1 have
incurred i y horsemanship, and in
my eow life generally, I have
found 11 A rel and ipedy healer.
Some of the riders in the West
that 1 know useularl
•m Hirk regularly
y
with the mates beneSt. 1 may
mention that, on o occasion, my
horse, 'Bob,' came • n with ane,
railing over- my ibm ,-• and tearing
ppiece.of skin off my arms. By use of
7.an1•t;uk immediately the wounds
and htliiisee were cleanly and quickly
healed, and the raw parts covered
with view healthy akin.
"When on the Mexican plains, 1
have used Zam•Buk for poisonous in•
• t bites.
tes. i
"lam-Buk has yielded are far wore
remarkable results and generally
proved more reliable than anything
could hay, done in the way of mere
ointments or embrocations, and f
think it uneciuelied for skin injuries
and diseases.
No clearer evidence than the above
from this well-known Baronet could
be neeled to prove the uni lee merit
of 7srn-Hak, and to show the wisdom
of always keeping handy s box of this
wonderful halm.
Zam-Buk is nature's 'own healing
halm. being composed of pure herbal
essences. It is a sure cure for eczema,
ring•wotru, ulcera, cuts, burns.
bruises, poisoned pores, chronic
wounds, bad leg, pile., festering pores,
and all skin Injuries and disease-.
Druggi.te and stores everywhere sell
al Site 8 box, or postfree for price
from Zero -But Co„ Toennto: 3 loxes
91.25. You are wanted against harm-
ful imitation., sometimes eepresented
to he "just ap good."
The Bishop's Choice.
A celebrated Anglican divine, the
late Bishop of Rochester, who had
been ailing for some months. decided
to consult Air Frederick Treves, the
noted ntrgenn. After a cerefei exam,
'nation, Mir Frederick pronounced his
verdict and added, "Your Lordship
must go to Algiers or some winter re-
sort on the Riviera."
"impossible," replied the Bishop
"quite impossible. 1 have too much
work to get through."
"Well," said the doctor, "you must
make your choice. it is either Algiers
or heaven."
"Dear me I" exclaimed the Bishop,
with a sigh. "Then 1 suppose it must
he Algiers,
The Signal to Jae. lit, 1910, for Mk.
JOHN BEDFORD CANED.
Lady Friends of Marine Social Club
Make a Handsome Presentation,
An interwlting feature of a social
evening held by the Marine Social
Club ou Wednesday evening of last
week in their roomy on North street
was the presentation to John Bedford,
president of the club, of a,yeryhand-
some gold -headed ebony ,_ cane, This
part of the procetdiuge took place just
before supper, the address being read
by William Babb and the cane being
tueaeetae ey blimp Marion McL.eoq,
The head of the caue wise suitably en-
graved and the article was. Prevented
in a box full of beautiful ruses. The
success of the club has been due lulu)
swan mesrury to Mr. Bedford, who
w(Sx sly) ILS originator, and the pre-
sentation was a flttip$ ezpreesion of
the appreciation of his work on the
part of the givers. The address war
as follows
Goderich. Oat, March 31,t, 1000.
Tu Mr. John B. Bedford,
Goderictt4
BI k, -It
has beenithe desire for come time of
the mothers. wives. enter' and leaf Mende of
the Marine Social Club of Goderich to. iu some
manner. eflow their appreciat(ou of the many
rectal end other advantages conferred upon
the mariners and sailors of the town uf Gude
rich and their friends by the Marine Social
Club. and they now web to express that ap
preoatlon in route tangible way. '''hey do
not know of any better way to suggest their
appreciation of the many advantagee and sd
defence given to our best and closet relatives
and to our friend. and to oureelve. on eerie'
oocecluntd by our elub than to remember the
worthy' prr.itfettt who iuggasted and carried
out the inoeptioo of this club and h.as unsel-
fishly devoted the necessary time and asses
tante every day aud ever hour since then to
make for the Maxine Social Club of Uuderleb
the seesaws and reputation that It now ha..
As r smell a predation of the labor of you.
-. A..ie„ tu-
rns with this cane and to have you reminded
so lore um we can that your labors are not dune
without appre'i&tion. The wish that you mud
your estimable club may enjoy all the blessings
we can .eek or give is the 'sincere desln of
The Motiles, Wives, Sisters and Lely
F rend. of the Marine Social Club of Gude-
nrn.
Mr. Bedford was very touch taken
by surprise, but wanaged to express
itis thanks in a few well-chosen
words.
The social features of the 'evening
consisted of yards followed by a dance.
and the evening was one of the most
enjoyed of the many social' affairs
wbiete-have seared -the -shah --lamins
during the season.
HURON'S POPULATION.
Figures icor leo8 Taken from Assess-
ment Returns. •
How that rich resonant,
sustained tone is secured
Mason and Risch piano
THE evenly grained
and finely fibred
sounding board of the
Mason and Rischpiano
is a great factor in se-
curing the instrument's
beauty of terse. _ --
The spruce of
which this sounding
board is built is grown
on 1 y under certain
c 1 i nk a t i c conditions
and in a particularly rich soil. We are fortunate
in the districts from which we secure our spruce
as it has proved a very high grade article.
in the
Mason aad Risch
The piano with a soul
The Mason and Risch sounding board is
built up of carefully selected narrow strips
of this spruce firmly glued together and- -
securely held by a series of ribs, as shown
in illustration.
We would like to tell you more
about the construction of the Mason
and Risch piano. Send us this coup-
on to -day and we'll mail you ii In-
side Information" which will give
you the illustrated reason why
you should own a Mason ' d
Risch piano
The Mason and Risch
Piano Co., Limited,
32 West King St.,
-Toronto.
County Clerk Lane has completed bis
compilation of the'Agures showing the
population of the various minor wtlni-
'1palitierfn-the-county-a-Huron Tor
the year 1908, taken from the assess-
ment rolls, and the figures, as com-
pared with those for the previous
year, are alt ?DHOW": 'v."
TO W N$H1 PO 106 1907
Ashfield 2,710 2706
Colborne . 1,527 1.544
Goderich .. . 1,959 2,054
Grey . 3.4116 3,0114
Hay - . 3,140 ',175
Hawick 3,6110 3,+1;1
Hullett ..,,. 2,450 2,3111
Morris 2,210 2,251
McKillop 2,303 2,343•
Stanley 1,8.29 1.838
Stephen' ' 3,6011 3.578
'l'uckersmitb ... ..... :2,109 2008
Tursberry.. - ---1,808 1,844
Cslorne 1,976 1..008
East W awanosb 1,848 1,964
West Wawanosh 1,909 1,858
Total . 37,980 37,801
T(WNC AND VILLAGES
Hayfield 64' )
Blyth :.. 818
}trowels 1,179
Clinton 2,448
Exeter .. 1,808
lioderich 4.Iv32
Hensel l . 804
Seaforth 2,251
Win4ham 2,310
Wroxeter .... . 446
Total ........ 17,031
Total population of
county 54,920
INDIGESTION ENDS.
553
815
1,099
2.423
1,648
4,508
063
2276
2,277
431
17,023
54,917
Misery Prem Your Disordered Stomach
Goes in Five Minutes.
You can eat anything your stomach
Claveli without fear of a case of intt(i�
geation or ,dyspepsia. or that yell,
food will ferment or sour en your
stomach if you will occasionally take
a little Diapepsin aftgr eating.
Your meals will taste good, and
scything you eat will be digested :
nothing can ferment or turn into acid
or poison or stomach gas, which
causes belching, dizziness, a feeling of
fullness after eating, nausea, indiges-
tion (like • lump of lead in the atom-
ach),• biliousness. heartburn; water
brash, pain in stomach and intestines
or t symptoms.
mrn
other s tor
Headaches from the stomach are
absolutely unknown where this ef-
fective remedy is used. Diapepsin
really does all the work of s healthy
stomach. it digests your meals when
your stomach can't. Each triangule
will digest all -the food yon can eat
and leave nothing to ferment or sour.
Get a large 50 -rent cane of Pape's
Diapepsin from your druggist and
start taking today and by tomorrow
ou will actually hrsg about your
althv, strong stomach, for you then
rarest anything and everything you
want without, the slightest diecumlurt
or rnhery, and every particle of im-
purity and gas that is in your stom-
8.h and Intestines Is going to be car-
ried away without the use of laxatives
or any other assistance.
Field Croo Competitions.
The Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture has issued rules and regulations
for the standing Hell crop competi-
tions of 1909. This work, inaU ursted
two years ago, hax toad excellent re-
state in stimulating a greater interest
in the production of improved seed
grain. Three lots of prizes are offered
this year: first, for the standing field
crop competitions': second, for the
sheaf exhibit at the Toronto exhibi-
tion ; third, for the competitions at
the Guelph and Ottawa winter fairs.
The first competition will be carried
on, as formerly, in connection with
the riding agricultural ancietiei
throughout the Province, the Depart-
ment cofitributing towards the prizes.
For the second competition the sum
of 9240 has been granted by the Cana-
dian National Exhibition. Sheaves of
wheat, oats, barley or rye may be
shown in this competition. Large
prizes will be offered by the Depart-
ment for two -bushel sacks of grain at
both Guelph and Ottawa winter faire,
the competition for which will he non•
find to prize -winners in the Wending
field crop competitions, For further
information in connection with these
competitions inquiries may be ad-
dressed to J. Leckie Wilson. Super.
tntendent, Agricultural Societies
Branch, Parliament Buildings, To-
ronto.
Memory Is a high heaven br a
fathomless bell.
list
Fes.
MASON
and RISCH
PIANO CO.,
Limited,
TORONTO
Send me your Illus-
trated booklet espial*.
int( the reasons why 1
should own a Mason mod
Risch pans The ha So sea)
obligates ate to psrckass.
treat'
City...,
Province
re
THE MARKETS.
Liwrpoot and Chicago Wheat Futuna
Close Higher -Live Stock -
Latest Quotations.
Monday Evening, .Aprl1 6.
Liverpool wheat futures to -day .heed
tad higher, and eorn 4,d lower than Sat-
urday
t•htcago May wheat closed Vise higher,
Winnipeg Options.
Wheat -April 11 16 bid. Juty $1.1/14 bed.
May 111775 sellers.
oats -April 41ac •eller&, May 4316c sen -
ere
Toronto Gratin Musket.
Wheat tall. bash
Wheat, red. bush 1 m
Wheat, goose, bush 103
Rye. bushel 075
Buckwheat, bushel 061
Peas. bushel 006
Barley, bushel 0 10 1.0...
Oars, bushel 0 60 ....
Toronto Dairy Market.
Butter, separator. 3alry 0 a 0 ns
Butter, store lots 017 019
Butter, creamery, sonde 0 10 0 21
Butter, creamery, 1b. rods0 81 0 M
Eggs, new -laid, dozen 015 0 D
Cheese, large 18 01334 ....
cheese, twin, Ib ... 014
Honey, extracted 0 1814 011
New York Dairy Market -
NEW YORK, April 5.-Butter-8tsdy,
at the decline; receipts, 4419. Creamery,
speciate, 2&• to :7pyc (official) Mc; extras.
Ac. third to first. 21c to ,211c. Creamery,
held, third to -pedal, 20c to 2Ic; proems.
common to special, 17c to MC; weale1a,
factory. first, Mier to lac; western Imtta-
tlon. creamery, flat, Mc to 21c.
Cheese -Firth: receipts, 1072; state, -
cream. specials. 14c to 17c; de.. fancy,
15414e, do., goof to fine, 1644c; winter made,
hest. 1414e. de.. good to prime. 11114e to
146sc.: do., common to talc. 12c to 17e:
aklms. full to special, 24, to 12Syr.
Eggs -Firmer: receipts, 2.154. Stale.
Pennseivania, and nearby fancy selected.
white, 23r to 24,- do., fair to choke. 210
to 22r: brown and mixed. fancy, 12c to
22ac. do.. fair to choice. 21r to 214err;
western. first. Mier to Me; seconds, Mc.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Steady -Hogs Steady at Sul-
fate and Chicago.
LONDON. April 5. -London cables fuer
cattle art, steady, at 1344c to 14410 per ls.
for Canadian steers', droned weight; w-
frlgeratot beet Is quoted at Mee per Ib.
Toronto Junction Live Stock.
TORONTO JTTNCTiON. April 0. -
Receipts o live stock at the Hilton
Stock Yard were 2.4 carloads, 00D-
niltting of 4 castle, 4 sheep and 99
alvei. Datekers.
The heat butchery' on sate toby Oa
from :6 to M.S. medium, 74.75 to 76; ante
mon, 14 to 74 13 rows, 73.50 to 74.70.
Eurosl ste'e•ew-s1Fd-at LS 711 to WM;-MO*
$4 to 15 per cwt.
Milkers and SprInoere.
A vary few milkers and springer. ode
on sale. Trade was dull- with prices
ranging from M. to Mt earn.
Veal r
geese.
prices no,?,'t i .fin to
fs - per .est
akerp and Iambs.
Sheep are quoted at IC50 to f:. per cwt
for two's, and $3 7:, to II 25 yearling lambs.
etaninon. Y. to 7a per rot. grain 1d. 17
to 17.7;i per cwt.. spring lamb,. 15 to 72
each.
Hogs.
Price, unrhangd Selecta. red and vect-
ored. at 1711, and $x90, 8.0.5.. ram, Of
country points •
Montreal Live Stock.
MOW?Rp1Ai,. April F. -At the Montreal
Stock 'Verde. West End Market, the re
everts of Bye stack for tar week ending
April 3 were 2174 merle, 143 Mimi, end
lariat,., 251 bog!, ant ; : Hosea The of
femalee tide marten,; :err the local trade
amo®awd to IMO settle. Se ',ROM and
Innate 1275 hogs and 201 rt.,.; To+Faya
supply was only 510 head 1:. or than a
week ago. Aar to m
the fart that A0+4ran
aemr
hats, ts+ naursa•oei 10 operate
lhrumn . mrerin. anfarmers hove teen
demanding much a pried than drov-
ers. .Meld sfsoed see -ter-the market --
Those who had extra a •kX loads for the
Feiner trade stated that thew w old. not
realise the rest of them m the .matey at
values rotten here, to -.1 ..• The dlsplaY
as to quantity and e•. as all that
rs' stand -
dye as 11
r &e5Rnn
1
clear-
local
amt,
could be dMrwi from a ,,c
point, but trade waa not' as
should have been at this partleu
of the year. however, 0 [alrty
aaee was nude. In addition to t
demand :,.Islet five carloads of rate
bought for Quebec and Ottawa arc
andthere was also same demand
exporters who paid as high as 6c per
for very choice steers. Holders of fan
well -breed steers and hollers were .sting
AB Met as 7c per 1b.. but the top price
realized .far such stock was eyxe, aad
number eT tales were -Made a4 fes t..
Gond cattle sold at Spec to 1'',e fair. ea 5e
to 6754, and lower ([lades at from 3;yc to
4444 per Ib. The market for yearling
lambs was stronger on account of the
limited offerings andplisse advanced 'tic
to ger per Ibsince tine day week The
demand was good and sales were made at
Mee to 7c per Ib (Nd sheep were scarce
and firm, at 5c to Stec per lb. Spring
blobs were In demand, but the 'supply
WW1 email and buyers totted It deffleadt to
fill their wants at prices ranging Dom
63 to 17 each are to size. There were same
very choice sealer calves on the market_
Masterman Peeking Company beach( ave
at 131 A number of other small calluses
were. sold .t rinses ranging from sr to es
each. There wan n0 .-Rance In Ibe oon-
dtUnn of the market for hogs, pekes be-
ing firm under a good demand and sales
of selected tots were made at Mao to *3
and samirht Iota at 17.76 to p.mpar Ib.,
weighed off can.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
)CAST BUFFALO, April S. -Cattle -Re-
ceipts. 360) head, skim and 115c to 26c low-
er. prime steers. 86.Z. to 711.. shipping,
76' tl 1F Z. butcher's, IC to MJ6: heifer",
to 16.75; cows and bulls, 2371 to 16,
eto.Jters and feeders, $4 to :i; stock heif-
ers, 1121 to 34, fresh cow and springers,
Measly. $?b to Iso
Veala--Receipts. 3000 It acnes and
steady. 17 to $95n
Hogw-Iterelpts. 14,5(n head; active and
steady. heavy, 3735 to 77.40; mixed, 27.30
to F.40. Yorkers. 17 10 17.76; pigs, KM to
7$ 7S; rough'. m3 to sese: stag•. 14 75 to
/15.5. dairies, $7 to $7.30.
Sheep and lambs-Recelpta. 11.000 head.
sheep. active and steady, lambs, slow and
10r higher: Iambs, $e to sato. yearlings,
77 to $740. w.'(hers, M.50 to sale, ew•e,
76.76. to 84 g. sheep, mixed, 14 to s6.3. edlp-
ped lambs. 37 to $7.Z. clipped steep, *60
to 16,3
New York Live Stock.
NEW YORK, April 1 -nerves-fl eeepal .
3617. Steers,' steady to strong,' rinsing
slow. Mille and caws, steady tostew;
steers. K 2. 1,, 36 75: holes 73 75 to 14. at;
cow U. t.. r
a, i3 N:7.. 1 rdeed beef, stow;
Common to . hat, e, .4y.- to Mr.
('ales.-Reroipts; bawl: Inwer. Veale, s*
t" AZ. cutis, $4; fel calves, 6750 to 14;
dreamed elves, lower: city slowed veal,
fie • to tor, ~Indy 'dreamed. `k.- to 12'4c
Sheep and Latnbc-- Reeelpte.10,010. sheep,
full stes4v: chewiest handy lemhs, steady;
otldera;-very- aim) arta 10r hewer, unshorn
sheep, 14,50 to *4.713: culls, *7.50 to 14.
^''icago Live Stock.
C.111CAGO, April 'a -Col
estimated of rim meeker, "'trade 10 161c
lower 1or
rp. H Qto 37 In
T'x: s s .
ars.
.:4. '511 wear Nisei's,74 to
t1 ni t .10�
$l Fc
ettickvrd and feeds. -s s3,:n l.. 15.('s1, rows
ami helf.r,:, 11.81 to 15 e, calve:.. 16 to *t.3.
Hogs-Recrlpls, e.tlmaled nt 40,000. mar-
ket hnrele steady: light. 36.811 h, 17.10, mix.
ed.
M.71. to 17 G.: Wavy. 16en to 37 9);
rtlu Rh. s.. w11' sa re. Rood 10 Mote. hovy,
16..4'( 1n 7•; bi pit,' x,.65 to y; lit,' hen, of
sale°. 17 to 5710.
Sheep-tterelpt.. estimated at ,,•no.
market, steely to 16, !ower; Relive 73 rA
to ft .;C; western... $3.M_ to 76.e1:.yearlblgs.
16:•'• to 7:11, I.ml.s, native, 16 to $0+3.
wrslrrt, 7e to $1i.
Earnest Female --"Professor, I hear
you are a great ornithologist.' Pro
lessor - "i am anornithologist,
maelani." Earnest Ftjmale-- "'then
mild you kind){yy tell me the hotanical
name for a whaler -Boston Tran-
script.
-
Toronto, Feb, 23rd, 1909.
MEMORANDUM
Toronto
Waterworks
Tunnel
Under Toronto Bay
f ALIS tunnel proper fro bare of shaft to base of
1. shaft ie 5,AX., feet Iou,f and is built of concrete
throughout -tate tidttoui arid' about hair way up the
.ides, and of bit ick laid in cement mortar throughout.
the arch. The tunnel is run through shale beneath
about tkl feet of rock and sand. carrying • depth of
from 5 to"30 feet of water above it. The concrete
bottom and sides are about 12 inches thick and the
brick arch is stout the same thickness. There was
used in this work about 15,000 tarries of STAR
Cement, the work being done exclusively with this
brand. No reinforcement whatever was used.
During coustructiou the contractors frequently
. had to contend with 0 -inch streams of woter pouring
down through the arch front the Bay above. The
essence of the contract was that the tunnel should he
watertight, hand it was accepted as completed and
satisfactory on the first of the year, and the city's
supply of water Inc. been fed through this tunnel
since the let day of January, 1009.
The surface of the brickwork before the water
was let in was thoroughly cleaned with air chippers
and then washed with a cement mortar, so that the
whole ,inlerior. 1 the tunnel now bas the appearance
"f la'in2tjconetrletunnelthrnughout
The tunnel i, 8 feet in diameter both in height
stn l (11,111.
The best had to be used in this work.
Why not you use the best for your work,
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