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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Cr,
'lewd of the Sistnet Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Lowee-Live Stock-
• THE MARKETS.
Hugh Hamilton, of Oshawa. a for-
mer well-known resident of Wi sghean.
was married en Thursday, 24th v t.,
to Miss Cunnings, of Chatham.
J. Walton McKibbon has. purr' .t1
, the harness bueiness of Georg n-
• tiers, of Nt'iughani, and is now in ty s-
searion.
A paonec of Morris in the person of
Jacob Hisey died at 1,be H • tee el
Providence. London, at the date f
eighty-five years.
Mee. Jab. Scott, an old resident of
East %‘'swanosii, passed away al :er
bouts on the dib lane of that tom:4We
on Mooday. March 2.1t..
Rev. Thus. Davidson, Presbyteriar
minister of Vaina, who bar reeiga
his charge, intends to rant( to the ut
home farm near Mount Fame
A former resident of Wats teal,
Mrs. Felix McGrogan, died recet vat
Detroit. Deceased with her t. iily
moved to Detroit About fifteen „
ego.
Them. Stanley, of Norice. Mich., a
former resident of Hullett township,
is dead at the age el bistyanie years.
He moved to Michigan about thirty
year, ago.
• The house and Jot keown as the
Dunford property in Brussels has
been purchased by Alex. Stewart,
ho bas been prosperein farmer in
tiorth !tektite, and Seekatchevnin.
James Cumming, of Egmuntivitie.
has wild his fifty -acre term being the
eaat halt atm on the sth cotters-
rion of Tuckersinith. George Strung
was the purchaser, the consideration
being $2,111111.
There died at St. Joseph's hospital,
'Leridern.-ort--Mweeit--15th„ _ _ELAM_ th
Jane Hill. I.eloved wife of Thos. B.
Reavely, of &units, a fernier resident
of Stephen township. Her husband is
so ill in Chatham hospital with 'mete
monis that he could not be infortned
of the death of his wife.
On 'Wednesday morning. March
2ard, George J. Chrirtopher, is well-
known and highly esteemed resident
of Walton locality. was called away to
his reward. He was born in Water-
loo county and resided in, Hullett
township before moving to hie farm in
the vicinity of Walton about twenty-
flve years ago. •
The home of 1ie. and Mrs. William
Jenkins, of nulieti, was the scene of a
pretty wedding on, Wednesday even-
ing, Match Zird. hen Rev. H. E.
Currie, of Londesboro• performed the
ceremony which mae Miss Rmianna,
eldest daughter of Mi' t and Mrs. Jen-
kins, the bride of P. K. James, of the
township of Grey.
On Sunday', 27th ult.. James Stone-
house, for msny' years a resident of
East Wawanosii, died at the advanced
age of eighty-five years. He retinal
from farming about fifteen years ago
and laved at ielgrave until the decease
of his wife four years ago. Since
Abea-be -had -Made Ilia honstr.w.
members of his family.
Chas. Agar, well known in the vi-
cinity of Bluevale, was found dead
near his homestead, thirty-flve miles
south of Maple Creek, Sask. by mem
ben of the Mounted Pplice force. He
was building a shack far himself when
the severe weather Oet in Wit fell and
it te supposed that a blizzard overtook
him, resulting En his being frozen to
death.
M Dr. N. D. Buchanan, of Peterbor6,
formerly of Zurich, bas taken to him-
belf a wife in the person of Miss Ida
May McGarvey. of Berlin. The•cere-
monv took place at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian church, lietlin, where
the bride had been organist for several
Years. The groom is it son of Dr.
Buchanan, of Toronto, formerly of
Zurich.
' Girls employed at the Commercial
hotel in Seaforth heard some person
trying to fosce en entrance into the
hotel one !naming last week. The
proprietor was summoned end the
' would-be intruder was met and
throwu into an ash -heap in the back-
yard. The offender was recognized as
a well-known character almit.t that
town. He left Seaforth Tuesday niorn-
ing. •
A daughter of JosephHood, '2nd
concession of Stanley. hail en encoun-
ter with a strange dog one evening
last week. She was unhitching the
horse. when the dog attacked her and
tore her clothing. The canine Also et -
tricked the home, which became
--Ttight-eifed
,was fortunate to escape without in-
juries. The dog disappeared and has
not been seen since.
Hallett, in the penile) of Alex. Ewing,
died at Toronto oe the :Mth nit., aged
eighty-four year.. Tweuty-five year.
•fte) Me. Ewing demored of lile fano in
Hullett and went to Clinton to reside'.
Hie wife died in Clinton in 1S142. and
the family removed to 1'orinito about
nine years op,. The deceased had al -
Weed horn active and eneigetic and
had enjoyed uncommonly good health.
About a week previous to hie dewiest
be Watt stricken with a COM N lite)] de-
veloped into a serioue ceee of pneu-
monia. I iespite the attendance of the
lest medical skill and the atteetion of
his four daughters, one of whole is a
trained &meow, the end came after a
few dayssevere buffering. Tile re-
mains were brought to Clinton on
Monday' and interment was made in
the ceuietery there.
Rev. Mr. McLennan Acquitted.
The following extract from The
Herald of Halite'. N. refers to
Rev. NI. 1. McIA(nitaii, a former pastor
of the. Knw') Presbyterian i•hurele
who for the pitst three or four years
has been engaged in the itibt11-10.1ey
business at Halifax.' Owing to a mix-
up in the finances under bib control
the Company entered N !serious cluu•ge
against him. but his old (vire& in
this count y will be pleased to' know
that the Dirt rendered a verdict nf
McLennan It:eft case was concititled 441
the Supreme Come yesterday after-
noon and the Inry. after being otit onehthour,
houn
r, retured e verdict'n
of ot
guilty.' Judge Dryedale in hcharge
totid that the evidence did not • dhow
the theft of $,(N5) but of $1.3.10, btu he
would leave the question entirely ti)
the cjery whether r the conveof
the Romp tny'a funds was ea iminal or
not.'
A Link `Between East and West.'
A remarkable example of the ati-
vantAges ot making reliable goods is
-d
to be found in (lir emand Which
comes Ir the great Canadian West
for the pure wits (I tweeds made by the
newborn( of Nova Scotia. So many
people have K4 .1111 Weht 1)1'0111 Esstern
h ))))) es where the !Mille "liewtion"
stands for all that is best in cloth and
knitted goods that the call i•onies back
for the good. strong. comfortable
woollens that the boys used to wee'
"et hoinesi
. Attention to Details.
lir. 'Robert 1Vood. of Johns Hop-
kins Ue
University wits cmm
opliented by
ir young Indy at a dinner in nein:110re
on the artificial mirages that be had
succeeded in making in his !erne awry:
"IL is by attention to the least de-
tails." said Dr. 'IVood with a smile.
"that one succeeds in experiments of
this kind. Otte elitist look after details
like er- like the landlord's wife.
'Toni iy.' said the landlord wife to
her lit le ho, 'who is that talking on
the dot tep to your father ?' 'It's a
divinity stieletiL• Tommy answered,
.r .•
'Hurry, ti n,• the mother, 'en(
walk up an down the hall whistling a
hymn.'" -.Beans Instead of Meat.
.1. J. Hill sayr "The high cost of liv-
ing is largely dee to the cost of high
living." It is due largely to the ignor-
ance of food values. If all knew that
Leans have greater food value than
meat there would lie a still 'pewter de-
mand for Clark's Pork and Beene, as
"they are the trent le anti growl!,
cooked in the hest witriknown."
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PliRRENT LITERATURE.
WiteAN•is Home Com eArtioN.-- As
spring crimaou
es rnd sigain. the
Woman s II ("gimp inion lifts 11*own standeni another degree with Re
E(utter iteate. 'Eh,. cover design. liy
Fanny Y. Cory, strikes a true April
note which is faithfully carried out in
the entity inagezine. "The Empty
House." a snit,' in two parts by
beth Stuartl
art Phelps, has its eet instal,-
ment in this number. It. is a story for
every woman with a busy, self-steriflc-
ing husband to read. "The House of
Healing," by Juliet NVilbor Tompkins,
is gaining new interest with every
chapter, and short stories of unusual
humor and charm and power fill mit
the list, of fiction. The household is
well 'taken care of: Margaret Sangs-
ter, Woods 'Hutchison, M. 1).. Kate
V. Saint -Maim, Doetor Jean NVilliams.
all -give -that Totat
Darien.: -Wood-Block Printing," "A
Perfume Garden," "Ileppinems (-heist,"
Mien Fermer's Recipes, Evelyn Par: -
Sons' Hummer Embroideries. these
are some of the contents of this excel-
lent itrigitzine The reguler depart-
ment., Miss (i(nild'a Fashion section
end the pleas devoted to the younger
ae
reinter% rvery at 1 ac.
not guilty. "he Herald
sari: "The
At the sawmill in connection with
the Doherty Piano and Organ Com-
pany, Clinton, on Saturday last the
engine went wild and several men
narrowly escaped being killed.
Something went wrong with the gos?'es..
tenor belt and ifl an knetaut the huge
.,flywheel went tearidg 'away in mad
career until it, finally collapsed and
broke into a thousand pieces, some go-
ing through the roof and other parts
of the building, landing several hun-
dred feet away. How the men
escaped more serious injury is hard to
explain.
A Seaforth Wedding.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mr. and Iles. William
Relator, Seaforth, -en Wedneedey,
March tintli. The contrecting parties
Were Misr Jelin M.' Orbiter nem John
T. Staples, of the same town. The
nuptial knot was tint by Rev. F. H.
Larkin, of eleaforth. in the presence of
the intimate friends of the bride and
. Mei wed -Mr..-sisisploa have
lett, Regina, Sask.. where they will
Avoids. ‘„,
Hydroelectric Power for Seam*.
AL a special meeting of the toren
council of Seaforth twit week, a coetN
mittee was appointed to look into the
Niagara power proposition. Mr.
1 etas, one of the engineers, gave the
information that the maximum rate
per horsepower for a wenty -four
boar service would be $41.21. This
does not Jailede the cost of • 'stepping -
down station and transmission
through the town. Nothing definite
will be decided until the committee
investigates.
• Former Rsssdentof Haw and Clinton.
A former resident of Clinton and of
the 4th concession of the township of
Latest Quotations.
Monday Svimina. Apse 4.
Liverpool whom futures clouted today
4(l
1.ahei.
d(o40 lower thaa daturdaY. Corn lie
May wheat at Chloalto ciute1 %o lowaz.
than kkiturfbsy. Key own %c lower. allu
May °alb "se tower.
Winnipeg Options.
. may wheat as Netati4ent eiesed ina low"r1
Ma) mita unchanged.
W'heat-April CIA. May 11.011,, July $LW
Oats -May 343ptc. July XS*.
Toronto Grain Market.
Wheat, fall. busts 11 14 to 5....
NI. hest, ord. bush 1 00
05
Wheat, moose, bush I
Buckwheat, but*
Itye. bushel 1156
0 66
Barley, t oohs' 018
Peas, bx=075 078
b 1
Oats, • • 0 M
Toronto Dairy Market.
et «se. per Ib 013 023'i4
Eggs. new -laid 011 0
'tuner, reperator. dairy. Ib0 17 0 1111
'Putter, Mute -lull 0 U 0 23
Butter; creamery, monde' 027 025
ituttei. ertantery. lb -roils 025 925
114.iey, ...et, acted 0 1035 ..
tontba, per dozen 2 26 066
• New York Dairy Market. •
Nett v., April 4 -Rutter. firm and
luta sar , cisas, :2,44, creamery. specials.
• ,1 u. le. third to first, c to 3k';
sa,utis to sporiala. :tic to 31k, state
stab), continuo tu firlont. 1141- to afr, pru-
vivo. first to special.. '4,. 31c; western
Sk-, !western, •linitatiuti
• I uint.ry, tu
Chrose Sts_uly. hoelms, 14.4; ei ate, full
( teem, fall inatic. specials 174e to du..
t. s, . golksi to prime, 166‘c. to
(1o:7 -current ma-lte best. ifione to No;
• ...onto, to 134r, II,' 4., F.... X1(111114, (1111
faricy. 3c t., 141-.
liet--Firsei; receipt:1.i 20.214: stale. Paul -
and nearby I 'sherry. white fancy.
:L.4 40 :14., 411,, gathered white, :.!..1,4e to
do hennerv, brown and mixed
faorY. 2.le to gathered brown.
fall prim.s. 1.!.. to faet western Aortae.
sr- easel
extra first. ?ear to . do.. rat,
to 4e; southern neat, 21 •• to 21'14:.
CATTLE MA KETS.
e
THE REASON WHY
itto
IS TH BEST STRENGTHENING TONIC
for Feeble Old People, Pelicate Children, Weak, Run-dowa
Persons, and to Counteract Chronic Coughs, Colds and
BroXchitis, is because it combines the two most world -famed
tonics - the medicinal, strengthening, body-building elements
2.rd Liver Oil and Tonic Iron, without Oil or grease,
tastes good, and agrees with every one.
We return your money without question if Viool
doss not accomplish all we claim for it.
H. C. DUNLOP, Druggist, - Goderteh, Ont.
:t
Cables Steady -U.3. Echanges Firm.
air All Rou d.
1.( (stets,
- .April 4 Liverpool and
London cables quote lit cattle (Am-
er'. •III steady. at 1364c 1430-, dresteed
wtIght: refrit.terator. beef, ateadv, at 11c
10 Ine per lb.
Union Stock Y ds.
TI itt()NTO. April 4. -
live stock et the Union
won- 143 ci.rMaxis. 00L415
cattle, 109 leers, 64 abeep, 115 calves'
and 54 • Iti
Exporters.
F.aporters, 1150 to 1E0 lbs.
16 10 to r 7.c. but toslY one
'tuna & Levack brought the
urr. whirl. was the top of th
lieht exporters. 1000 to 1100 lbs.
at *510 to MI5; export bulls sol
Xt.•
teeeipts of
'Leek Yards
Mg of 2c/7A
It, sold at
d sold by
atter fig-
macket
aeh, xold
at from
Butchers.
Prime pirked lot; of choice finis ed but-
cho rs•.cattle are worth neatly ns uelt am
exporters, loads of good, 16.27 t 14.50:
mediutu. 16.50 to $5.15: common, 41 t
cows, $3.50 to E.L.
Foederi.
Harry Murby reports trade mis r.. 1.r.
as h.ing light, with prices 441.. Mr. ur-
y ug. taiTi-OTTI no feeners, Ill 11.14,,, IIIR.
each. at 9327 to 41.4154 per ewt.
Milkers and Springers.
Fred Rowntree bought all of the nil k-
ers and springers on sale. 13 In num
at Et3 to $67.50 each.
Veld Cowes.
About 115 veal calves sold at prl
ranging from 54 to $3 per rwt.
Sheep and Lambs.
Stoop. ewes. sold at X to 8650 per Cwt.;
yearling Iambs at hi to 85.00 per cwt.
Hogs.
75. P Kennedy ,reported selectsfed and
watered, at P.*, and $9.40 facia cars at
.ountry points, while another dealer re-
ported ET:', for selects, fed and watered,
and 94.511 f.o.b. cars .at country points.
Montreal Live Stock.
MONTRKAL, April 4.--Itipetial.) -At the
sesta .ena 'market receipts lent week were
• cattle. 175 sheep and larnlis, 141 hogs
and 1374, calves, while the Snooty !ht.
morning conaisted ites re.. sheep
1111.1 lambs, 1150 hogs and 51-0 calves. l'rices
show an advance of 15c in 11e. butchers
being generally well cleaned out of their
surplus stock of beef. The average qual-
ity sas of a useful port, not too heavy.
Pito1 several carloads were bought for
Quebec and Ottawa. Cable'advices from
1.1verpriol ar Canadian cattle noted an ad-
vance of Ver, and in London Vac to per
Ib.. and there vias it demand from local
exporters. A few extra choice, heavy
Steer, "told at 63.e, choice at at4s. good at
44 to 6%c: fairly good at 55pc to 564,c; fair
at 4s. to Vac; medium at PPpc to 43‘c, and
common at 36pc to Vac per Ib. Heavy bullp
sold, at 6c; medium weights at *34e 40
per lb. "log prices declised 25c to Sc.
due to increased recelpto and small de-
mand from packera as centeimeiten has
fallen off, due to high prices There were
Anne leliVeries on contracts at $10.75 'but
',tries of selected Iota were at 910.00 to
-wheate",
ani- pricex have declined, conpidierably.
Nairn of good to choice stock Were made
at $1 4. SC. anti coronion at 01.50 to $3 each.
The tnnrket for spring IIfl1HI e quiet,: at
14 to 54' each. A few small lots of old
sharp so(d at fttpbc to Gc per Ib.
• East Buffalo Cattle Market.
li,tsT BUFFALO, April 4, --Cattle
4401/ bead; fakrly active and the to
, ',rime 'Maven, E.75 to $14.27. shit,
97.ro. boteherw 93.50 to $7,-5.
1.-edeXa.93 lo 8-.'; cows, 11.3.26 th; 15.75, built-,
1: to 56, mot -kern and feeders. $4 to g.
.T.,1•14 1,0 11
.11C1:112.15 to RIO; mem rows and
ipt!tigers, steady; 127 to VII
Iter Opts, At* head; active...* to
51 27
Hogs RoccIpts, 10,500 head: fairly tic-
the. la. lower: othaia, steady
!navy. 811.51 to 811.33, a few $11.36: mixed,
911.2,0 1 yorkers, $11 to $11.26. pip..
..41, coughs. 510.25 to 8(0.40; Maas,
to 10 33 dairies, $11 In 1110)).
44h1,1. find 1,arn1a 11.011 !tend
Sheepfictive and .tend; lambs, 3c higher
4..,, v lambs, slow; 111T1111. 87.27 4,, 99.l10. n
few. SW: ,rearlInam .1111 to...13.26;„__wethetts,
*di to pt:n. ewes, 87,50 to 97.74; shetip.
might $4 to O..
New York Live Stock.
7X1 -:%V Yoll,K, April 4 Breves--liccelpts,
E71. ?Inn: steers. $6.40 to 94.50; bolls, 111.31
to SI 77..1141,. $2.33 in 914 45)
C/1111.14- -ItreflPill, 7007. tnatkel, :Pic to 75(
iewer. Vein*, M to 1111--oholostr. WO 14
910 i; culls, sr, to K.
Sheep and Lambs -Receipts. 47%.1: • h PPP,
1r1111141-. iambs, firrn: torahan shrew. 06 Ir
ft. culls, 54.50 In vsm: clipped sheep, 14.444to 'MX, wevoIled 1,11111NR. $'1 111, PA; CUM.,
81604(113n Hipped Iambs, p in PM,
Mew Iterelpta, WM: barely steady, el
$11 to 911.25.
Chicago Live Stock.
CANADIAN AlAtiAgree. The
Easter utter of The Canadian Maga-
zine 1 im neatly strong and attrac-
tive, with a list of contributors inelud-
ing Robert,' leer. the Well- noWn Cana-
dian novelist ; Mir LotnerGoni in. Premier
of Quebec Pr( iyince ; Allwrt It. Carmen,
chief editorial writer for The Montreal
Star. Hebert Bar r contributes an excel-
lent stunt story, Sir Loaner Gonin an
article entitled "The Habitant of Que-
bec," and Mr. ('armen, who is now
travelling abroad, an article entitled
"Footprint% id' The Me tr ill sssin
There is a beittiliftill illustrated art-
icle on VolemInnt, anti) text and draw=
Inge by Miss Estelle M. Kerr. John 5.
neLean has an Must, itted-hrtIcle
Sainte Anne de entitled
"Miracles and Mind Cures." and E. J.
IlathatirartraliTTINM'ea nit effetnettngiy-
able at utricle on Canadian literature. en-
titled "The 'resit of the Romantioist in
Canada." There are short rtories by
SL Clair Moore, Katharine Hate, and
Robert Rem with nose by L. M.
Montgoinery, author of "Anne of
nem Gables," and Alan Sullivan. R.
N Yeoman, Clare Giffin and Charles
NVs4i4waiti Hutson. •
Anemic wnmen /and chifireff who
frequent I‘ feel chill), are pile end ex -
haunted, will derive great benefit from
the IIPP of Ferri ovim, the invigorating
tonie, which con/data of iron in a form
lean I
they can
and pure sherry wine. Nothing could I
aseitnilate, freell re(
he better than this combination of
Mrength-givIng agents in such awes.
SIM per bottle.
TIN CSINTS
13
has proved that there is
something in a name,
when it means quality
, 'TOASTED
"Kellogg's" is the equivalent of
"Quality" in cereals. I he very
limit of flator and nourishment
. .
KEEP YOUR H011411 IN A SANITARY CONDITION.
Dustbane
disinfects the dirt. puriftas the air and prevents
the dust from rising. Don't fill your lungs
with dust gonna Order a SOo can on trial for
one week. At the end of this period if not
found satisfactory it may be returned with' no
charge for the quantityusod.
Packed in barrels sod kep for store, ofilos
rind school use. For sae by
•
‘,Walitt,4!isttl
Howell Hardware Co.
•
LIMITIED
14••11.4441e
TRY THE SIGNAL FOR FINE PRINTING.
A PACSAGS
Kellogg's meets hunger more than half-
way and it stays by you to the next meal.
The cost i3 small. The taste is great.
MY FREE TRIAL TREATMENT MAY CURE. YOU
Kingston. Ont . June 6th. 1905
Mrs. ritrrali.--1 feel so very 11111,-11 better after using the 10 days' treat,
ment of ORANGE LILY you were kind enough to send. that 1 will not require any
more In fact, I feel entirely well and it is now a month sine, I stopped using the
treatment 1111issi F. W. T.
Similar letters la the above are not infrequent though, orrourse. such case*
tr • not tit bine standing. Most wo-
men who have suffered for any
length nf time will require to use
ORANGE 1,11,Y longer than the
Trial Treatment In order to effect
is complete cure. but In every (*ALSO
they will he perceptibly benefited.
Further, the benefit will be perman-
ent whether they continue to use
ORANGE LILY or not. It is not
taken internally, and does not con-
tain any alcohol or other stimulant.
It is an applied treatment, and
acts directly on the metering or-
gans In all cases et women's dis-
ordersthese organs are mingoat-
ed to a greater or lees extent. and
ORAN E LILY will relieve and remove this congestion just as Positively and .cer-
tainly a the action of ammonia or soap nn soiled linen. It Is a simple chemical
profileprohlen9, and the result it always the SaMP, a step towards better bealtb and
complet cure
In oder that every suffering woman may prove its good Qualities. 1 win 110110
enough o ORANGE LILY for 10 day's treatment absolutely free, to each lady *be
*111 send e her address. MRIL FRANCLb. E. CURRAh, WINDSOR, ONT. 10
nutrActek April 4 -t'attle Receipts
710*), market steady: steer.. b
16/. rows. HI% to fa*. heifers, 1427 4.
17: India, 9475 In Pt 2f.: calve., ft to 9933
Illockere and feeders. 9475 to 95 74;
floaa Itrcrinta. 15.440): market steady
choke. hoot Y. 9525 in huh -he's
110 *1 40 91050; ligitl, mixed. 910* to BO 741
choice, Hecht. $10.70 10 910.25; packing, 8405
in POW. ploor Ste to SOW bulk of sale.
$10.70 to Mel.
Rbeep and Lembe-lterelpts. 14,994). mar
kat Ile te Se lower; sheep. rf fro 0
0iiis b. 9La to IN; resHlIngs, • to 10.10.
tchthename
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se
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But, above all, they appreciate BELDING'S
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Bolding spools when empty bring premiums.
Write for the Het -or ark year dealer'
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Limited
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TORONTO
The Signal's
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for 1910
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Globe . $1 Co
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe . . • 4 50
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and
Weekly Star • 85
looliading prinniumbecture. -The Noels •wakesing."
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) . 75
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star . . . 2 20
The Signal and Toronto Daily World . • 3 50
The Signal and Toronto Daily News . . • 2 35
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire 60
President picture. "Zthel.' Mow. extra.
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate . .
The Signal and Canadian Farm . . .
.The Signal and Farm and Dairy
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free Press
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser .
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser .
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition . .
Evening Edition . . .
The Signal and London Weekly- Free Press
The Signal and Montreal Daily Witness
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness
The Signal and World Wide
The Signal and Western Home Monthly
(Winnipeg)
The Signal and Presbyterian .
The Signal and Westminster
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster
The Signal and Catholic Register . .
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto) .
The Signal and Busy Man's Magazine .
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto) .
The Signal and Youth's Companion (Boston)
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The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York)
2 35
50
75
I 60
.2 90
I 60
350
290
I 85
350
85
2 25
I 60
2 25
2 25
3 25
60
3 40
250
I 60
290
huoilliing postage to Cseadlas sabsautsra.
These prices are for addresses in.Canada_or GI
Britain.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $r.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance :
60
The Signs/And The Weakly Globs,
Ms Farmer's Advocate (Us; less fit.sol . .
lis
je
Is 15
-making the price for the three papers $2.95.
Tb. Signal and The Weekly Son . . .
" Tits Tomato Daily Star Ifis so loss . , . is
t• The Weekly Globe (St.fie Isus $1.o.) do
-the four papers for $3.55. -
Several of these papers, including The Weekly Globe, The Weekly
Mad and Empire, The Weekly Son, The Paoilly Herald and Weakly Star
and The Canadian Farm, ars sent PREZ FOR THE BALARCI OF 1909
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
lf the publication you want is not in above list,
let us know. We can supply almom any well-known
Canadian publication.
Send subscriptions through local agent or by
postoffice or express order to
The Signal Printing Company,
Godericb, Ont,
.355
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