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The Signal, 1910-2-17, Page 3THE fi IGNAL: G'1DER1CH ONTA RIO THGKMUAY, FiCillu' tKY 17. 1910 BOOKBINDING. PERIODICALS and LIBRARIES bound or repaired. 601.10 t.l:`1'1'EonI I LEATHER GOODS Aller•dirs prompttly(toderoh. Lo on leaving them at fHt 4110• A L.A. K. TAYLOK, ST1tavvoK0 -MUSIC \I. H. KII PACK A. O. Y. M. WI. NI. England!, orgentet ot at. (ieorgtchure IJoderich, is prepared to give Inrtrue „win. pile' organ. irons and vooal culture yprirl fitpi Y to e. 'itoI tl voice. k. l4 aidenuuer I Slaw apply 01! church. maw ", t' uta. cornerof;truest and 1 North l'u ti 'toast.. esALFRED 11, Theory. ,rTEACHER a d ;Carn1oyiow� prepared for stamina. tgo"m, of Toronto C'OOtlareat°ry of Music. Apply At Thont•on+Mode Eters. Uodertc h. Sfo1My iddestee of Mr. Alex. Meek m i. ndersutou, at test. erich etadln ea. \ f. sig.,. roIrinn near Stenderd Loan ('o.'a utftce. I' A. moues neat \or111 WATCHMAKING, ETC. 11ALSEY4PARK • • WArcattAatpt,Jew$ysa cornet b. South ode of Square. CIVIL ENGINEERING ' At'Cit4AN M. R0k1EttPti, CIVIL �, and Hydraulic Engineer, Ontario Lad Chemie trek*, -Montan Block. Ooderich. corner Montreal - tort. Telephone 137. MEDICAL. DK W. F. CALLOW. M. B. --4 1M11'•• e,,t n'-ulttnot.try o4Uo0North tr Tel phonesh l earn ' " >. LEGAL 1. t., L II.1A)ItAN, ;BAH It1.,1'E14. '•r, notary. rte. Money to ler4 at lea,.. ",new: -North Kt net, (1011 ailed awn' � 10ji. ol. lu tlo.furth aaturday sad Y .• 1 \\1.ERR)N. K. C. JIARltIM• 'uvuK, ,nitayy' peitdk.' I tin,•••+ ,,; (•;.Ierich, third door (rota {11 q NOT POUND YET. The Case of Kidney Disease Dodd's Kid- ney Pills Cannot Cure Yet to be Discovered. • Paquetville, (iloncester Co., N. B., Feb. 14th. -;Special.) - Mrs. Joseph Poirier, of this place, has voiced the sentiment of the people 01 this part of New Brunswick. "1 believe," says Mrs. -Poirier, "that Dodl's Kidney Pills are. the •remedy for kidney disease, and that they will do all that is claimed for thew. "Kidney trouble bothered me for fifteen years, and 1 did not get any re- lief from the different medicines I tried, but was getting worse. Then I took I)odd'A Kidney Pills, seven boxes in all, and I am better now. The swell- ing is gone from my body and ray feet. If it were not for your Dodd's Kidney Pills i would he in my glrtve." The care of kidney 'disease that Dodd's Kidney Pills cannot cute has yet to be diecoyered. 'Coin Looked Big to Him. tifbion Hardcastle believed wit h sin - cera faith, that any wile who had, or asked. more than a Iluarter a year for her own amusement or enjoyment was* beim( too horrible to content. plate. Hr came from the village store for dinner and told what he had heard. "Miranda, would yon believe that the Lord's Prayer could be engraved .in a space no larger that a dime -Well. yrs. Himont." she hazarded, “if a dime is as large in the engraver's eye as it is in yours, 1 should think that he would have uu ditflci4ty at all." -11 ousekeeper, A Great Treat. Ltalph.Luuinor'snew l,1QE),: •Thr Ff r- eigner." has teen bought by The Fam- ily Het*W and Weekly MINT ef•Mont. real and publication will begin in two or there wreak. Ralph Connor's form- er stories I'he Doctor." "The I'1'.Mpec• tor," "The Msn front Glengarry," and others have ,..lade Mtn f:unons am story writer; Wild "Trio Furi'igner„ i. regarded by moony es Ms prat. • It is it thrilling story of the Canadian- West., It is IMOthat the price was -the biggest by tar ever paid for a sets 11 'tory. it 41111t'• a great trees' to r* 4 ler- of the Far.uil� Het'1.IAnd 1\'' ckly scar and 11110110 nth , Ise,' 00" •:1L.,•r 14,1•7- tri th•t' gl'rat t4t•.•k!y 41114 411:4 the u•,\t Ise . THE MARKETS. Liverpool Wheat Futures Close •Low- er. Chicago Higher -Live Stock -Latest Quotations. Monday Everitag. Veba It LJvtprvl wheat twice,. t:)Pltatl 1 lid to %4 lower than aturdayt conn lower. May. wheat at Chicago closed 04c Idgh- er than Friday, tidy corn unchanged, and May oats yc higher. Winnipeg Options. May wheat at Winnipeg clewed %c btt<b. et than auturday, :nay oats unchanged. • Wheat- February $1. 4, May i1.IK%, 2017 ' '1119,%. 1'uta-Nebrua761ec, ayr Eike, M 7kc, Job Teri •. Toronto Grain Market Wheat, tall, bush it 98 to 11 10 Wheat, red, bush 1 tri ._. Wheat. goose. bush Buckwheat,. bush 0 Sa ..- R ye, bushel- 0 7e .... Barley, bushel ............. 0 410 041 Pees, Duelist 0 90 Oats, bushed 046 'Toronto Daiy Market Cheese, per Ib 0 U 0 114$ F7gKa, new laid 030 0 33 Latta, case lots, dozen 0 El Butter, separator, dairy, Ib0 23 0.3i Butter,.. store lots030 0 21 Butter, ery, sonde 0 36 0 If Butter, c ery, lb, roils a 26 0.21 Morey. 'egtr H a ey. combs. Dar dosen 0 s� 1 4q N. Y Drury Market. N7'f9W YORK, Feb. ' 14. -Butter -Firm; receipts.' fate; creamery, spedala, mac, extra*, 17%%e. third to first, 2434c W llc; state dairy. common to finest. lie to Tie -proem.. first to special, :.,c to, 35%c; _west. err !'retort. :.r to 27•'%c, western (mita- tion creamery, 24v lq S.kc. Ctheese-•Fins: receipts. 611; state, full errant. fall mike, special, 17%c to 18c; 110.. tansy, 17(Ac. do., god to pritnt, l44% to lM.c; do., current snake, best, 1:A6c to Ken. do , common to fair, 13.: to 16c; eklrn,, 1&• to 14y4e. flags --Steady: reeelpu. • 11.:43; state, Prnnsy.Ir•tnia aril nearby, hennery. White. fancy. :w,• ' to 37,': lo.; gathered, white. liar--4.*-88rt-'-eise:- hettneey, 1101011.11 -arid tato.. ed. fanl'y, '•:111' t.. 29c, du.. gather brown. fair to prime, 27e. to `.71c; wester• firs :7614.•; seconds, 26110. to Vic: .r'efrlge- rat'•r 71tye• to 11.'. a. I CATTLE ,MARKETS. Hogs Cenerafly Higher at the Buf- • falo Market. t.(INI)4'IW, F. h: 11.-Llverladol 'unit Lon - d.( eabiera: yu)t.' live e1tek' 'Ami w"rt'-0n) tower, at La. 0.'"13%i•, re,,s.e.t w''u:ht: refrli.eratfir long sreudy, at ' su to 104e hit •Ib. i Union Stock -Yards. I ,•I\lot1.1 It. IA.,et: • ; •i'1 ea, 1IAD*. Ik- 141.Alit week. will le- in tilt • :111 111e "p'•t61111': ' 14( .014 i t th.• 1•tlt..n Flock. bar t; - alba,. aceta h I t r The Ise In tl l sic t I s•lubly •n, .• .n , t• e 1 '.fit' ''' a •e '*Is-.• 1n U r' , t.n<i-lin;• of - H M) Sul. 1. I!. ere - 1,rt1•r,\tilrkeniiy,..., et U1 . I ,•:, 1 t ` ., h,..1, •in•t 1su,b-t •f .w r', A. ♦aln . ,tT• red n u li. i►a.( Cwt' - , i'tr'm.i,1:o. T11e. • I'M) 0)41 i.111 i. ' 1,. .i' I le, •V:a. t ..,t. K. 1'. ft,:4. 11 \ ;age. -t .1,,1141 c worth in th•..u.ut Exporters. In,l'.','. .1 I • - . ti: . \t . 1..I.., . . 11 1 ,. al1n\, ;\I' .••i -i..n.'r 8.41*41. ,. ,..*. .t 48, 4. tN4lethrt. ' . :1itA\( c, LOANS..i - 1•"..1t .4 \l, :• 'I. Are Y. 11 :•„ r t Wcst ? t.n,',. , (4,•, •4,,,i. I:.',I.ra-. I-• , r'tiit 'r.litrr IP'. '11161,...,1' \. t \. r,... ; i. ,• . I..1,•• .71ri ,.I. . :li! 141 I ,.,• III .:.Oat, It - _• • - • r 4,'a1)11d4 aur: l'nl.' 1i.aitt i,1, a.1.. 1 tet alt Ia/Irl- ea. I.I.• If; m4 Margot• , I . 17_ , ' 1.1:' . i• i'''',, t rFh.rI' '111040:- i' .utak i - II.. 4,..,,,••,, Sext:eel h Jahr, 1• ye . a \ r.: t, 1,714 (Hari wise. 1 , ,. U I I 1 (,... ;,fit `drawee 14x'4. irefor•1" I n4, 4,11 a• ell 1 ,u ,:,',f�4te '. t, 1, J . Kr. it,._ r Jere , Evan(', t'.,II lrtl'f'. .F. i.w (. :, . ,r^tn i 1 : .Ile. .., N.. t l.d, . tie* iiarl w a :, 11Atroh,i p+•; , )1't.•• 1. agent. for final, i • .1'. 4 i• 4 •,l: '41 V,0 FF(loy}( 1110: 1: ".044' h. illy 1,,k'•t•, rr.14t, C. • pyo ,.,t ul• s1, me' rbc diet.; I... .-.- I. r o,ry- ler'.4 048 I ,; l their r. nvnjyte,e .1 The 5 . eve F tr n .r. Tor. '. , 44 t hnt.n, or al, tr 11.41 Ut(• 'V.v.', v' n 4• -ton .tree) It .erlab. ,. • in 14 411.4,11..t11' •.s 11,1'4 like the xs4't' 111111 PHI ..' l h. hl ti M 'I'll 'p6-.111, t lat.,. 1.1 {,A. un a see "l a l,,• -h \pdy to M. G. AM to I,,.,.1. hit • 1 , 'hastiness _• Creel. ((,sir rtgh. l 11111':ItTSo %. INSURANCE AI:ENT. Ike ...-ttri!\r;: Itraf n-11, 1 'anasf IA11 and -A�'• ,' , ' � K. re. ANT. ,4MPlttte:Ke' I.IAn1, - u,' 1't ex.. ArVITIornt 111011 4:11 srsr,t,•r . I..nrlt.d, of Lo.xl•,o, Yat. ) t ( 1'.KAVTi•F. HOWM : TIN: C.$. 1 `i• d titiataed...l'onr)wny. In' •. ulrror•, norther* E.,neer of Vie U,o id - street.. 1'hone 17I, I'I)tl\ \\. 4'KAIf.lI , L!F'M:, h'IKE .dent in+uran.v,, Apart. for Ism:11 g owns! .o-d.-nrk eo,n sinir7a, , )nnnroIIce mall on l44.• plane and at looser re',•,., I Of at "Mee, .raster Wed street and Square. ea. erini•.;- 1. W. l'RAIOIK, Goderich. telt 'MARRIAGE LICENSES • 11 Ael'ER E. KELLY. OI,UICHN'H, oNT. 6 , hrnaker, Jeweller and Optlofar. bcr 01 Marriage Lloenae". W LANE, ISSUER OF MARItI- • -*4W-thens(14-Ots1eriMo. OM. ;SH4V1NG PARLOR 61)PO11) III.00K fiARBERtSHOP .-.Tho well-known and popular stand Hist* 1e patrons the best' inert ioe In ,having Wr.cutting, stn., etc. 'Adige' shampooing '. r110117[_Unly .klUedbands employed. ser patronage will be ,ppreclated, H. 14. BOEHMEtt, Proprietor. ARCHITECTURE ' 4WtH!'R J. RARCi.AY, M1 AL h,'I1 iie,ailnstlh,te British Archlleela Palls and - tt:Onset dentr Smelts Homer., Ooderirh. 19nn.. Air t,, ions prepared for residences andpublic building& (orrr'pondenee in- AUCTIONEERiNG THHOMAM OUNDHY, LIVE STOCK 1114 general auctioneer. Officers on Mouth Mese %'here he will be toned at all times Mum not'•rying male. 'terns reasonable and *f ew •vport teed to Alva yon ,aUsfao(,ton . ..AUCTiONEERINO. AlihtAn"hr- earrfullyattendedto. Ferns melee I14estnek .ate., reel estate and ,nrrehandlee sales mad. tu"rwhere• \t rite for date,, or eel and link It iter wtth Geo. Beckett, Hamilton Street. Goderich, Ont. 5hi7oI,, Cuir 011(04 stops cough., cares cold,, heals Ibr throat and Ings. • . - 25 cents FAR14I PROFITS Ikon hr Isrdoly increased by kneeing tie ezart 'm(rlitioe of the ftrmat's market, and by leaning enf tat beat method ie farm prartice rye to precisely tbe sort of information tile Pawners' Weekly See fliers to every isms. it has an *goal ss a Farmer's Badmen Paper. •Good h rs0e71 r.1 m lt. pee prise see etll &c1Mez offer. l',,nd ucl ve to AigOt' of. ht•alth alai outdoor recreation. it 19 al s• rapecinllc benefit -int l•, lNlsuN•w+. • The -good sl.•ighiog wonderful]. (: 'i111 Uri country le.itoing. will -t, le tut lt.'1(rs the cities. H'wn,, and • til• 1rt.1'- where lhr wheels 'id induortry f, v •' ort 1 1N tree still. the heavy and uniform covering t ing \ t snow preeagoe 11umiN•i' (tete crnte. is corning warnrt. '('no "(vii 1+ t'.'',gown nor dl Sed ant Ith a.., . Wilt fne*r, as t n'rxl MI, and w I he evenly and eirun.;hly •'vurated with turn. th?4*IIgh whi(•h Plante receive the Null ftility. moles. of Which ate Invught in it anti `'meetly disu•ilinted by the .bee 'y Mankrt t4 snow. In the genitive ion Ptetef thaw- ing. the ,oil le rendered •twde. friable for the ward -lord. Though it may. stop n few''leetric ears end stimulate, walking and oVel- ling. let the snowfall have oil full rrroit es au improvr bf farm and g rrv4t4epnapliaUtln SVreatren �2atsrlt'' Worse than Hanging. •'Mee here." grumbled the eon- de•nlne•tl man, "ain't there a law against cruel and Unnanal punish- ment. ?" "Yes," answered the warder. • "An' ain't ;I to be banged next • week?' "i'm afraid you are." "Then what d'yer meat by 44endin' mea bunch of papers to read that ain't. got nothing liut aerial stories in 'cru Y' A Bright Clerk. • Emplover-"Did you deliver my message to Mr. Smith f' Hoy -"No. sir. He was out and the office locked." • Employer -"Well. why didn't you wait toe him. as i told you?" Roy --"There was a notice on the. door saying. {Return at Once,' so, of course, I then came straight hack." s_ - In the Sweet Bye and Bye. The woman of the future was shout to start downstairs when her hushand pieced his Arms around her neck and kissed her. "Darling. light of my life." be whis- pered softly. "I love you more than words can te11...7 "Oh, you do, eh ?" •ho responded, Itttspiclously. Wrdll, what is it now. Henry ---,,L new silk hat or a pair of trou.eersr----- \. \ Oatareh Cannot be-t'ured with loon) applications. as their dlillnot react) the -eat of the disease. t'atarrh M a blood (11 ,'n"ttt,ilIon'.I ,1l'.'.,..*', ond In 01.11-1' (0 1.11TO 14 yon Tenet take interest remrdle•.. Na11 ( atarrh I ere I• times internally, and 'acts directly nn the bloom and mucous surfaces, 11's11'. 1'aterril Core la not a quack medicine. . It w:prescrthert by (ms of the haat phylcari. In f hi. nauntry for years and M a regular pre reriptinn. It Is conserved M the bet. tames known, momMned with lhe hest, bloodpoise:egre settee directly o,, the mINrnls sarreees. 'The Ierfert entehinstlnn of the ton Ingfedfentat Is what produces smrh wonderful res,llts 'steering ceterrh. Send for testimonials free. (.If EN EY t co., Props., Toledo. O. MI6 t 4 Mold b /roseate, price 734 Take Hall':nlramily Pill's for oonet.lpation. Look at your label on toe N1gna1. C:,tchers. , e-; anti Spr.r, era, . ..., Calves. • Shee.: and Lambs. Hogs. _ (ter rot Ns \\• ...- iert f •d ,,t 1 n , r• iy 1'•VIM l 3. 1 41. • Mrrntrr.l 14d Steek. -.,]lel\T1tI:.tl., eat.. •H. -.\t the Montreal !. 1'i(rrls \\', st 1 fel alark.'t the •re- s,q't Ilia Kip, k r th.• 4tek cndln4 Fel \I: Were t :).11 Hll., 4. and Iambs, Iver hoc; 1 ca;. •s _ of Use eboot' fi\( ,*pPtx of • utile, over 7.0 bead .'11 :18. T 0 fr 'rwontn for export -amount Ota - 1`ortlau;l -::n ltostott The sup.pfy of Mick on 'the mark. this 'morning for lural c.n- e'trripttgr'r was x:.+. cat Ile, l;en atlee•p• aril lainb•.11:0 !vacs-- fid ..no calv.re.. .Thu Itn- d'ytone.l.i 11.t' ark••t for rattle war stone. an'F-prfoeq- *As compared with thole w of a w•k tau show further merlons? of %c per lb This bra attributed to the some what acarclty of s t•k on'aecotmt of the - blvekac eI of, roma `\strtlons of the ra,lway tinea by the recltl(t 'snowstortll• (Hh strength FATHER BO -MOTHER 76 The aged tither. arld mother of a promineftt Boson lawyer safely carried through the last two winters by 01 The son says: " My father and mother owe their preset strength and good health to' Vino'. During the last two trying winters neither of them had a cold, and were able to walk farther and do more than for years. I think Vinol is, perfectly wonderful. It certainly js the greatest blood-makingt strengthening tonic for old people I ever heard of." We wast every feeble old peruse In this town to try V1nol. We will return 'belt- money Without gwestIon II 11 does not aeeolepttalb all we claim for 1t. H. C. DUNLOP, Druggist, Goderich, Ont. 4 Strength Iatat rt.' l;l'*4;1hit y �lII 1.sOthllt•std C4)lor Variety Thane are the five leaf urea, of Phone 56 D. M ILLAR 'Phone 56 NEW WASH FABRICS for Spring and Sommer Dresses WE ARE showing for Spring and Mummer of l'D10 the mot complete assortment of bealutiful Wash Fabrica that has ever been placed on our counters. Ono can find materials in all the newest conceits for social functions, semi -dressy occasions and for ordinary house and street wear. A visit to our Wash floods section at this titue would be a pleasure, end it would ciao be wise to anticipate the season's needm and wake your pyrohasee now, before the assoruueuts are broken. ANDERSON'S OINUHAMS Beautiful new Anderson Scotch 'Ginghams in all the different, color and pattern combinations plaids a n d **tripes, 32 inches wide, 123/4c, list•, nuc and 22.5c per yard. SIHAN SU POPLINS Ten different shades of this desirable new Wash Poplin. Ilhia fabric will be very popular the 'coming season for coat suite 128. inches side. 25c -per yard. LDtNG°, QIALATEA CLOTH fabric that is always ethic= factory for children's dremsee, hove' wash suits and .woolen's . tub dresses : 9+ inches wide, 211c pet- yard., SI'OOL SILKS Pro 4ressivc yr ssmakei'H it . lel} : to time 4h worldslannuua e i 1 ti w . /114 1111:.1)1Nf:'1..SILKS re ins:Lrpa4se4. being recoil- . • . ,::' \S brld'a 4 ..dead. " The,. - (:r ! ..:.ill\Ga_1 I�!i art. 1'a. :1 _t:ccinto-iv.•- '1 .tt:e.',lr Insi:I',- Not It ..it:'. f42-4 t • .tll•11:." . -., „f•:'*4111.' •. ,.:Irl• ,I" . ,.:1• 'of, :4 1'., • 1, rjj c414004, ,,' 111,1 44 `'04•: but more so In sympathy ar- s�, lac In the Tocean wr,loh w'a. Italy , e.1 kat at the latter end of last' week, epld the advance In prices caused by the tl.e.buytng on the part of ;AmrAcan es- pn41 firms. swine to the vet's hIRt,.Priest nr'ina in the Chicago' market for export cattle. • The attendance of buyers wan large,, twat owing to 1410 higher prk•.vn demanded by dealer's anddro.('r's, hatcher,, did not show a dlsprieltion to 'perste Friday, and trade yin the whole wile rather slow. l•My{i•e ett+ets acid at 6'!(e to 6%': Masi at ti c..o tic: fair at 4,74e to tv,e: medium at 4".r to ix', and common at 4'. to jj§r• pro ere was no demand from lo(sl e4 - portent, ow g o ie an Trutt rame-m*' Mees from Liverpool on Saturday nod _ . further decline in prices of iy' to 'ISM pe lb., making n net drop M lc to lope wit the past two seeks. lin mint of the continued r ll sup- plies sheep and lambs coming forward and the sen drnyuld for the same for Mead cone motion. the feeling in the rtwr• kat remain anemia, and pylori ars stem flytr•,.ltngaard a higher level. Lames were\ 4trnnR, with same at 74 and 4h.ep were.*: per ib. higher. at 6e •per Ib. There start no change In calves, for which the deenatd was good. w'*d • it the offerings met illth • ready taw.' M price[. ranging•daw'n td to 1112 each. aw•ta and quality. undertohelto the meekest for bona is strong on account of the limited sap• ply coming M and the high priors; tw-fyg pall at cduntry, points by drovers, who claim that even at pressen values ruling In this market they are losirt4 money. The demand from packers Is not keen, as they state that the high price( for pork have curtailed the rnnslfmptksn about M per cent sales of mete -tett lots wer'e. made at 449.1, per Nin lbs.. weighed on. oeret East Buffalo Cattle Market. EA$'1' _�)Ul."FALO, Feb. 14.--( -lbw celpt44, :WO head: slow and 10c to 16e lower: prime steers, *6.50 to 17; sb1ot1.rr. $6.76 to 16.50: butcher,,, $4.50 to 183; hest - era. 11 to 18' cows. 144.25 to 16.36: $350 to 19,76; Mockers and feeders, $2. to 16; mock heifers, Ft to $3.35; frees cows and *primer -s 'steady to strong, 123 to $.(1.. VeeM--Receipts. 1060 head; active aced steady. 14 to $11.60, Holger,--Reretpta, MOO • heed; active! heavy, 6e to 10e, light ltic to 25c Wheel heavy and mixed. $91.2d to P.m;'Corkers p.m to 19.00: pits, $1.40 to 10.60; marbles at -60 to p.m; slant. 17 to $7.u; dt111r1e i 11.40 40 0,m. Sheep and t4unbs-•Rweetpts, 132300active and 16e to 251' higher; Halite, M to le: roue -tinge, $7.76 to PA: *et.her% 111.715 to 117.40: ewer., 16•21 to la•m; sheep 1 1 Inured, P.60 to $8.76. Chicago Live Stock. CHICAGO. FM) It-Cattle--ftrcela** 21.0i19; te o market.50 to 0 770 he4f , $i. Oto * We. 14 to 40.40: m1 . fa to R; Moab* ern and feeders, $4 to 60. ;toga-Ite.•elpta, Mk000; market 60 to 14 higher; choice, heavy, N to #.10' trill 1 cher.), >N to P10: tight, mixed, Y 1 $s 90: choice, light, 9O to k9; t> $* 96 to 19.86; ,play. Mtn to $t.16; b*Et awes, O :IliM,r::a.'1 .gll.••.f'e•.: e,i••Uke:1rrN' .�t.•t., , riots. n•:I�•• .. :.11 : i.ni+etl�niri .1 J f COa.(,6.,:F 0 rjte.Ili St C 1';,alst • 1 \ Bay Str A I.0 UM'S AND ALATINE PRINTS ' ver i50 different patterns in ' Crunt'e and Palatine Print', in all the newest colors a n d p,ofterne : guaranteed splendid washing Prints; 32 inches wide, lZj}c per yard. FOULARD RADIUMS A very attractive material which closely resembles silk and will make- exceedingly pretty dresses; J'4 inches wide. 25c per \ ard. WHITE VESTINOS n'itr--ttndit- ing can ev r quite take (heir l,loore. New reigns in figures. gripes and r 4444, fit l'�jc, l5c. ;tie. ; (k, and •'" per yard. • Wt. alll gladlYf*4l'w,ard sample's of *boy watt. tot' -of-town me -Lionel h. McCall's Matt' Spring Fashions .Yid 'Patterns. 'Phone 50 Clillar's Scotch Store 'Ph ec 54 • HAVE ''YOU GOT YOUR SHARE OF THE A 1, NVe lt;ty_ -sold o111 I•.1ti:pc'tii to l'REI) HUNT, ;141.1 he oak,. i1(,...0',tilc)I1 .\poll. ',ist. 'l•.ii, Olen, •tOil c:tti i)tlA• 1 l;trrtl- 'ill't', "ot.)llti, Paint,„ I'(ll (..1;1", _•�llll\, "1 t\\'4, i\,Sl`;, 1 it)t7a' 11:titers, (1l,)\t4, ;Itlu X11(1 al. �l)-t. ,011r Pi -t PI Vrer lntf nl A, Or write Ye' for p titular'.. • ��' r .� ASIC is r` / n dison 4? r.~ I)o you know how much you are losing brpot owning an iso.. Phonograph ? n his instrument was made for you ,by. -Mr. Edison. It is intended to, bring music into your home. It will help you entertain your guests.. It will amuse you during your leisure hours.. 1t will- help you.to.bring. up.your family to love musir. This is what Mr. Edison meant when he said that he would like to see a Phonograph in every home. How can you let any consideration of money stand in the, way of your ownin one of these great enter- tainers? The Phonograph 'will give you so• muc more in return for the money than you can get spending it in any other way. Do 'not take our word for it. Go to 'a dealer ' day and hear the Edison Phonograph play the Ayiberol Records, and you will know why we' are so 'positive that you cannot afford to do without it. *4 must be settled at once Edison Phonographs - _ 118.98 to 1112.90 Edison Standard Records - 40c• Edison Amberol Record.) (twice as long) 65c• Edison (:rand Opera Ret'or4s - 85c There are Edison dealers everywhere. fin'•s the nearest and hent the Rdlten Micrograph play both Edam* Standard and Amber.' Records. (let complete catalogs from your dealer or from us. Na4Jeea1 Phoseeraph Company. 100 li a4..id• Ave.. Omega N. J.. U. S. A. \\'I; (':\11It1 A COMPT.ETE STOCK O1' EDISON: PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS JAMES Pg THOMSON, i\VESK '4IDE MQUARE, 0UDERICH. (;ALL AND SEE 074-WRiTR FOR CATALOGUE, Worselis' Naril are and Stove Store tactical Co=operation Tntb.sr who to ant to 1naku their capital orsat'itigs Ming them --sal Mamie in a well-established b6einess and 4 the name time' the opportunity for extraordinary profit.• we ntfer to rt hooted number shares in the Prince Rupert Real Estate Investment , Co., Limited, at par $14) per Khan.. The opportunity i, extraordinary because of the prolt•shar- ing plan by whi"b you (nay become an 'ac fool member of our enterprise and share pro -rata in all the pr to of lthe Company end in its rapidly Mete/using business. The mbney received by the Cofnpeny hrough the sale of its shares is invested in wellselected real tate in I'rince Rupert, under the divert supervision ot the Board of Directors. We purchase. improve and retain properties adapted to the uses of lousiness and sell at a profit property which is producing or can readily be made to produces a satisfactory income. As part of our plan for handling our rapidly growing business and'to increase its capacity, we'hav(4concluded that we would go directly to the public, with whom we have alwaq a antis- fa(.torily dealt, and give them the opportunity to Mllhscribe Loom. Sastre of shares, thereby sharing equally with tie iu the large profits of the Company. •' One of the indications of the high regard in which our shares are held by those who posies.; them is the interest they show by constantly bringing them to the It tentidn of their neighbors and friends. • By placibg our aharea as we do among individual investors, we are building up an extensive co-operative organization, each member of dhich has the opportunity and will be interested in adding to the profit,. of the Company, because by so doing- he adds to his pet'Rmal prate. Such offers rarely, if ever, reach private investors, and we advise you to send your aubseripti(»I fot shares at once. PurchnMeru of the stock may send one-tenth of the total subscription with the order and the balance in nine monthly payments, Prince Rupert Rupert Real Estate Investment Co., Ltd., Prince Rupert, B. C.