HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-5-19, Page 8S TtleiumaY MAT 10, 1910
NEW YORK NOTES.
SYMPATHY WITH BRITISH PEOPLE
IN KING EDWARD'S DEATH. -
A Pedestrian Honored Where Pedes-
trianism Is Not Popular -- Mayor
tdaynor's Record and His Dispute
with Hearst --The Times Does Not
Admire Alfred Austin.
of King Edward, le analyzed, and
some pilallaiett Jeelareil "hopeless."
It remakes thet campy tboaaands of
porta in Crest Hriiain could have
done better. Of which the writer ia
not qualified to judge. Here id moue.
thing "anderatantiable," however,
from the same itutue--end. let me re.
mark. seen anti felt by anyone who The Livetrool grain exchaoge was ctos-
has lived in' the borough famous file ed 1"-
e
At t' May wheat closed •,,, vier
baby carriages and rubber plants than Ststordav: May corn *lie 1.1glist,
Ma3 oats lou cr.
Til SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
THE MARKETS •
Chicago 'Wheat Futures C! is. Lower,
Liverpool Exchange
Stock -Latest Quotations.
Monday FAftplog, May IS
ii1400KLYN MD WE. -
tfit one lose Options.
01/40. the bridge. likes dock of "boeo , ..
le.yer that lack lustre because they lack sleep. Wheat - M»' 9754c. July
Oats -Ma) '.:37.... July ,33Iie.
'dwell unamiiiiig ; brow. hoed with care ;
Untidy of nails an 1 VII roughened hate; Toronto Grain Market.
Running to till the rich tuan's purse: ... Wheat, fait hush $1 03 to $....
No time to re -'t till they ride in a hears : Wheat, rod. bush 1 OS
heaven Bi. k w heat. bush
Rye. bushel II MI ........
Downtrodden by man and forgotten hy Wheat, goose, bush 10 ..•
Thls is the mob that comes aver at seven ! 41 t3,-....-....,
II 61'
C. II. t tut,. bushel
Pens, bushel 0 T1
0 30 ••••••••
•••••
Barley. bush
RiChtnond 11411, 1.. I.
May III, 111111,
Toronto Dairy Market
. .. _ - ______
. fl•nevii. fine in ' 0011 !TAP..
HAIR HEALTH. Eggs. new-lald
Helfer. jeparator, dairy. Ib_S
If You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble, Iutter, More tots
Take Advantage of This Offer. B 523 •24
ee...!
Butter. creamery. 'asslids021
Dotter. creamer* ..lb. rolls:. 015 OS
••••
- We could not, efford to Si) strongly ..11`.."*. *WA, trel
endorse Remit "UV Hair Tonic *nu' "nu"' cninne* awn 115 50
i .
continue to sell it ati we do, if we were New York Dary' Market
not certein that it would do all we claim NEW , Volt 1:,. May lit -Butter, firmer;
it will. Should our e_rithusiestn carry us re. rates. 51576, creamery, specials, per lb..
244 • ratios, 2%t'.. thirds to Snits. 16c te
away, and itexall "Cif' Hair Tonic not ...et . mate. dallY, finest. 26e; commoa te
give entire satisfaction to the (Wein, prone, ..144; to 2;,.. process specials. Siree:
they would lose faith in us and our seconds to t'alred. :2. to 26c. factory. In-
statement..., awl ill conset nester mar '' 0*" 10 f1"..s. - '9'
10 •reamer). ..4..,c to ..'5%c. • ; 4 Ratios
business prestige would so et . t 'Leese, fot to. res riots, 383; Mate full
Therefore. when we 4111411' 30U that cream, new. specials. 143/se 1015c i false,/
if your hair is beginning to unnatur- wl-ite. 14e; raecy colored,' qm.••
ikJ... nee to ;3%e, (111r to good, lac te
average
te
ally fall abut or If you beer any scalp n 11,V: toosonuto, 16e to Ile; We, aa to quid -
trouble, Resell "I,Ci" Hair Tonic will it). tee le ek_ Ault: skims, specials. 1134c;
promptly etadicate dandruff, stiutti- (Inc. :die to lee, falr to good. 7c to Pito:
tut:Ilion. 55‘,' to tlke: full skims. 31,4e to 40.
late hair growth and prevept preens,
Eggs, toutely steady: •-i•ecelpts, maw;
Lure lialditese, you may rait- atetured 1411110 Penneylvania and neartut hennery.
white. 21o. to '-lic. gathered whfre. 22%c us
that we know what we are talking.
2.1, . 1.eimviy, lorowns,• =Yee to 24c; gathers
aboat. . ea browns. 32c to 23e; treah gathered
Out of one hundred test cases Rex- tonnage, packed selections, Elle to ewe;
all "Ur Hair Tonic gave entire setis. regular packed. extra Mktg, 13c to 1501c;faction in nirrety-there. cases. It _has Je.sse,,ateie sa asic,
been proved that it will grow hair on
bald heads, when. of course. the bald-
ness had not exieted for so long a time
that, the follicles, which alsel the roots
of the hair, had not beeotne absolutely
lifeless.
Remit "SW Hair Tonic is vastly dif-
nt from other similar prepara-
tion . NVe believe that it will do
more than any other buman agency
toward restoring hair growth and
hair health. It is not greasy and will
not gum the ecalp or hair or cause per-
manent atain. It, ie as pleasant to use
as purt• cold water. .
Our faith in Rexell '114" Heir Tonic
is to strong that we ask you to try it
on our positive go trantee that your
meney will he cheet fully refunded
without iptestion or quibble if it does
not du as we clairu. Certainly we can
offi•r no stronger at Raiment. It comes
in two mime, prices 511.cents and 111.011.
Ittemetuber you can obtain it only at
our store. The Rezall :gore. fl: c.
Dunlop. south side of Swum., (iode-
rich. . .
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' The FishIng Semon.
iNew York Corms condones, of The Signal).
Half -masted flags are everywhere
seep on prominent hotels and ex-
changes as a mark of eympathy for
the British people in tbe death of
King Edward V11. There seems to be
also lately no unkind eritieimu of. him :
and Me character and statemanship
are prettied witl t stint. Thie is the
more remarkable when one °however
the enormous amount of space given
4.0 accounts of his illustrious life.
Many and varied opinions are ex-
pressed regal.iing King George V,'s
ability to handle the problems that
confront tireat Britain at this time.
Much speculation is made regarding
his probable attitude on the constitu-
tional crisis • and the' Vicente's War
scare. .
• • • •
, Old man Wt•eton provided Brcad-
way with a flue spectacle the ocher
day as he walked down that thorough-
fare to Oily Hall, with is , band of
music and a squad of mounted police-
men. at the end of his tnanscentinental
walk. Ten thousand short distance
pedestrians foltpwed him for the hod
mile or two. This is very New York-
iah-the love of epectaele and excite-
ment. You can't get a real New
Yerker ordinarily to Walk halts mile
if he has car fare.
• • •
There is one illustrious, exteption.
fiowever -Mayor Gaynor: He is one
who knows the joys of walking in
country and town. Any morning he
. May be seen walking from his home
in Eighth avenue, Brooklyn. to the
city hall in Manhattan -a distance of •
• three utiles. more or less.. Probably
this is the source of that wonderful
energy which he displays in !'erteting
out graft in the police force and in
municipal affairs in general.
• • •
Mayor Heynor, during bit short in-
cumbency.has been providing the ie:
formers and good citizens generally
with an loitering spectacle. The fear
that be was committed to a eel min
liue of action by Tatumany, who notn.
inated him, proved to be unfounded.
His record so far hew been one un-
broken line of victories for honesty
and economy. Unfortunately, he is at
preeent mixed up in a controversy
with Mr. Hearst that may lie very em-
barrassing. It is due to his charge,
made at the banquet of the American
Newspaper Publishers' Association,
that Mr. Hearses "American" had
wrongly accused his administration of
paying an excetteive 1ee-148.1M- to
Daniel Cohlan, Tammany h•scheisW,.
for a fee for services In a condemna-
tion caw. An eniployee of Mr. Hearst,
who attempted to defend his chief,
waa forbidden to tspeak. and a half-
hour's uproar ensued. Mr. Hears', hose
proved since that., though the hill was
presented on the last, day of McClel-
lan'. administration. it, wits not finally
paid Until January 4th. three days
- after Mr. Gaynor took office, which
would technistally hold th.• new gov-
ernment responsible. It h. hoped that
the,Mayor may extricate himself with-
out loes of prestige. At the very worst,
it can probably only be proved that he
wall not really -aware of his subordite
ate's 0. K. of the bill. The affair has
the town by the Part quite.
Ho you know What a "singeti cat"
its % The Mayor tined the expreseion tei
st retuarks Menet the deteettse
force. He had a lllll toed hintself While
walking to his office in spotting
miriade, whom he di tingitieal a
%lu
sit
block away by their rectrieand
good proportions. Ile ante . "little
iellosvs who can get through knot-
holes and key -holes, and who 114Ve
eyes in pile back of their heads; I p
backed lOotin and 'singed eats.•" The
argument is that they will not be
known iso readily by cite Am. Here is
,one proinIsing field for men without
swagger end good presence.
• • •
The memory of l'honnut Paine‘ will
he honored, one h lied yenta. after
'his death, by the opening of a National
Museum in hie old beetle in New
Rochelle this month. It is significant
of the tolerance of the times end of the
appreciation of Faine's charaet er that
one clergyman at. least, lb. Slicer, will
be one of the 'meekere at t he Celebra-
tion to do the tardy h .a to the
author of "The Rights uf Man" and
"The Age of It-itann."
• • •
Already there is much comment,
gotxl-natured and otherwise. on the
amiroaching return of Colonel Roose-
velt. from hut travels. There its some-
thing like Apprehension in the mind of
the average man as to "st li it
Teddy will tin' when he re-
turns. lie is critIcirA•d more keenly
here than in foreign lands; brit thert•
is no denying the fact that he has a
tremendous hold on the affections ot
the people.
The following information has been
taken fron- the ()nutria Fishery Laws
and will he of interest to our readera :
-The clow season for base and mast-
inotige is frotu 15 It of April to the
15111 of June, spet'•kled trout tr the
151.11 of Heptetnner to the 1501 of M ay.
Eight. small or large -mouthed Neck
bass is the limit, of a dity'e catch
*Hewed, and none lees then ten inches
in length. meneuring from the point tof
the nose to the centre of the tail. may
lw reteined but shall ' aliately
recut ned to the water alive and unin-
jured. Only,four'notakinatege may be
taken in one day and, none under
twenty-four inches may be retained :
the retch of pickerel ia twelve. tifteen
neiiig th.• length
allowed. 'I'-'.- in ixiitiqui weight of
cp. or Intok te mot alloWel for a
ol”'s cut •lo is ten p 1., but no
4(1. a 1 her 1 111411 111111y 1111117 1*
1+41.• if under ten piamils in weight.,
the' lengt li heing six inches.
- - - -
t•ROVED AGAIN.
`...111 it Ineoniell. N. S.. :day lath-
tsitecisO How exteily :owl quickly
0 ill*. Koiecy rhettma-
t ism :Ilia ..01-1. Hy mitt of kidney
.ii.e.a.• w..11 kleovia in the case -of
Mi. sei ma. a. flahertuan uf
Sown logoilisit, N. M.
"My kidney diaeisse started from ft
straiii." air. NVillianis Rays, "and I
nutter I ft -nun it about I liter months.
I had bill:ache, stilinele in the joints
and rheumatism. When I got up in
the lllll I hail it had tatiti. in nty
llllll ith I p•raoired freely W ith the
least exert' . nod I wile always tired
and nervous
-Joe lava itiald'a. Kidney Pale-
clirell me nod I believe they will yore
other.. who are muttering from kidney
iliet•ase."
WALK -OVER SHOES
Shoe Value
Wit" you buy a p tie of shoes you have a right to ateet
something besides good looks', that's only one point. There
are various other things 19
C‘TTLE MARKETS. • - ,
Wits Active and Lower at Buffalos,
. Cattle Steady to Firm.
LONDON. May 14. -London and Liv-
erpool tables Quoted live cattle (Amer-
ican, higher, at 14c to I5c, dressed
womb.; rettigerator beef steady. at 13.0
10 11 1-4c per lb.
Union Stock Yards.
TOItONTO, May 10.-Receipte of
Iiie -tock at the Union Stock Yards
art, Isa carloadri, consisting of 313211
ratan. --141, Inv. 56 sheep and 53
Exporters.
:..• ra.igeol from 16.50 to $7.50 for
st..1 is. and to 56,:r. for bulls.
Butchers.
od, In Wm herscattle Was
to' Is slow early In the day, buyers and
'wide apart. Doi former think -
no; they ought to get then, at lower
.a•
wtre deteimined to liuld ou: for last • [n.
7.7i.
cou 10 large reeelptp, while thil
la1 lia% oal.1 Walt privis In the court-
wot•k's *mot:Atolls, which later on they
.1111,1111441. P:Ime picked lots. 116.76
to $7. hauls af 'mod. $6.30 to.$6.75; medium,
to fa In. 1,01.111“tt. it'Irt to 45.75; °OWN.
10 canners. 53..S1 le $t
Miikers and Springers.
e...• a wo re moderato. and price/
sto noir :o item. at PP 164 each.
to fur v o a Ives rentatped about
tbo •••anie, rettglog from for Thferior 15
41 r,,, the logo. The bulk of the best sold
tro.soo $6 to Si; :Al per cwt.
Sheep and Lambs.
uric light. only 56. - Prices
f000ws: Ewes sold at 55 to $5.551
rants,•11 to LI per cwt.; sorting !ambs. a tO
tr, :A. lac... or an average of 16.50 each.
Hogs.
Tt.• aceneritng. &Olen'
0" 1' riot.. -was a little easier. Selects. '
fed mid watered. $9.70, and P.M to 1545.
fai b., ...as, at country points.
Semi -ready
Clothes
are absolutely
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by all means enjoy it at its best -
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m(.NTRI-..u.. May 16.-(pecial.)-At the ,
.1 Stock. Yawl/ West Flud Market I
the re o :t
eipta Inarweek wete ?MO cattle, IS
st rep and !aentis„1450'hogs and -S75 calves-
ooi
llings this morning were WO cattle,
too_ sh •• to oil lambs.. 154? hogs and 310
• en'e
vs Cattle prices have declined Sic 100
Ur,. floe to Inert arett aupplleoto and the
fa Ile off In the dethand from butchenl
on aceOunt of the fact that the consupp-
th n Is sionl!er. owing to the present Righ
priers 1 owing to this reduction In
pr drovo no In mom:. Insta men C01:0-
11;:111 vroy much. ae some Cif them had
rattle in the barna and stables that coat
them 7c cer lb In the country. COMW-
',Itteld,Y. at to -day's prices here, they
would lose considerable money, and a
fc‘i of them decided to ship them, ate
%allies In the old rountry markets are b1
Inc fality well-maintained.
rhoi. e steers pold at 7c to 71/4e; good at
4S'' 1 gtio.. fairly gold at k to Inke; fair
at 51,4c to 5dc, and common at 4de to Ma
• * •
Initial steps have been taken to in-
augurate' a tnovement for a World'm
Pair in:191:1 to commemorate the Net-
tletnent of Manhattan hy the 1.1,iteh.
A rommittee of five hundred will be
appointed by the Mayor to decide
ways and meant.. This esp wition, it
need scarcely he added, will he 011 le,
magnificent Neale, and win thy of the
city of New York and Of the nation.
• • •
Itrident Taft opened the
Vu Fair in the '711.. ..Regima
ent rm.
'Attors'
ory Mt Monday last. A tremend,sts
crowd filled the building end buffeted
the swtem
swift* chief executive at
among the hoe he. 'I he Beatify
Booth. around which mune celebrated
stage beauties overed, claimed his a*.
teeth's tne a m wnt, but his sweet
service attendan imbed him sans*
to avoid a crush. I a said he .1-0 re-
sisted the blandistune s of the ladies
at the soda fountain, an In fact, got
away with hie.inon:y In. t.
That Ivry witioat sewspa Ib.
New 'York now, sever in a
chance to give its opinion ahou the
verse of the poet laureate of Engle d.
Sees his "Truce of Oud.," In memot
Just a Little Exercise.
nip ..li.v.ior conductor of 4 tall of -
flee building. noticing thot. the colored
Olit nr had ,-Olden IT with him Pee -
el III t* t h it new g, rentiirketV.
"limn, this is the filth 1 • 1 have
taken you up. hut you heti. not Pottle
down with me."
“Well, you -we," SAW repiied. "Ah
been wittaltin. Windows on Or leventh
floor, anti eve, y 114,W and again Ah
tnisses mith Wild and falls oitt."-Suc-
eese Magazine.
Reinforcing. New StockInes.
The Minger darner its 'useful tor rein-
forcing stockingu where gamete are
ronnectsel, thee proventine tenting of
the gots& and giving -4 greater wear-
ing strength. Vety sittmle: can be
used in any lockottitch witting ma-
chine and by anyone who runs 'sew-
ing machine. For sale at Singer store,
north 'hie of Square.
Hitting It Up.
considered: comfortt durability.
style.
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Shoes
contain these. and a thousand
and one other excellences
that only
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1-1'•
'rile market for bull. was dull, sia4
pt•tes for them were fully •14.- per lb.
Ittwe, 11.an • week ago. with sales of
stioiCo• at 7•4c to 7,11‘c per Ih.
TI undertone to the market for boo
centionos strong, and prices have 'scored
at .11.0t nolvance of' 27a- per 100 lbs.. MI
, co op:if-et with those paid a week ago.
:TI I< is attributed to tho• falling off Ifl thn
• I; ti Itiltil. owing In the small sup-
pll, 1 ovailahle In the emintry, and an Inl-
p,• i•'•ni larval!. that values will go still .
lo the near future. The demand
w good tor all the offe,rings this mirn-
:opt or setected lots were 11111411
:11 M., 2'. to $10.;.4 per 1(41 Ina weighed off
1,1, 0. :111,1 sellers for dellVery later In the
wort. ..ere In some cusps asking as hip.
41(1toll packers were not disposad
to 4 4 1'1: act.
Sii; s of small meats were Ight. and
ti., onto ket In conseopience was quiet
writ n
10,5 of carting "'beep sold at 654c, and
L -
oil *ee:, at to ok: per Ib. Spring
Ir,, *04* trOni 114 to each, elm
:It'vts froal 57-.0 to 16 .5 04. •
East faunal° Cattle Market. •
t.: IIVFEALO. May 1e. -Cattle -41e-
4141 head; fairly active; heavy,
y.1,11 hers". tO 15t. higher; StoCk•
yr. 011.1 teellert. a shade oo
rster: Ohre
Mo. rs, (7,s.1 to 16.40; shipping, 57 to 111.7A:
1,, to hotels, v. to 417.2a:
43 to 56.45: bulls. M to 55.75; stock-
- *R•I, fsedei s. 114.Th to 54; Mock tlfifeer•
44::. W.I. fresh cows and springers,
pl,:itts to te.rilng. PO to Va.
1,,.?, !tr. PIMP. MOO heed; SetIve an.1
shad.. M to sloe.
11, F.- 1*., .11(0, 13,(Ina head; active ant
7s. to loc lower. hem vi 15 47 to $9.9r.: 151(1
P1 and vor..ers. 59.30 to 49.95; seg.. 110.).'
to flo.. reiwha. 10.75 to 15,41, •togs, 17.30
$6.;1 $10.
•ep tin& 11.04
•I plow; Maths, active, ewe!. seers&
earls, WI. to 25C lower: lambs, 11.25 14
Is to tenth*, 57.26 to 51741; wethers. es
in e HIS to ft; sheet). mixed.
04 ro 14.2.
A guest in Cmcirinnti hotel was
shot end killed. The negro porter
who bean' the shooting was a witnees
at the tristi.
"How limey "idols did you hear ?'
asked the Istwyer.
"Two shots, rah," ite. teplied.
"1 low tar apart were they ?"
"lima like din way," excloitned the
negro, --clapping his hand, with an
intetval et about a second between
them.
-Where were you when the first
shot was fired r
. "Shinin' a gomman shim in de e „I„. • • to 1555.
basement of de hotel." Sheep arid Lamhs-Rocelpts. 15,041, maj
••where wereyou when the second ke sic to sec lower: ewe,. 16 SO to 01.0
shot was fired ?. yearlings. 07 to 1759; lambs, 53 50 to ma
"Ah was passin de Big YO' drput." series lambs. tO
111.
soci Presbyter.
At all Druggists sr direct frees
25c. a Box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto
The Signal's
Clubbing List
for 1910
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Globe $1 60
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe . • • 4 50
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and
Weekly Star . . . llllll
'Including premiumlpietore, -The Souli awakening.'
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto)
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star
Chicago Live Sleek.
ref tr- %tea, t4iiy IS -Cottle- Reeettita
23.0)5). market steady to Mic lower; steps
Sli 27, to MIS; cows. 5414 to NM: heifers
14.27. In 17.47.; bulls, $11 to $11.75; calves.
to 47 75; stockers and feeders, *4-73 tt
191.75.
itoss-lle. Mete, 17.090; market tic to 21
lower: choice. heavy. 15571.4 to 59 62'.4
butehers. 590 tO 16.0; light. miss& IS.%
, to 54 5*, choice. night, 05010 0.40: pa. k. I
$6.7.1 to P.P. 111.21to $0.50, buil
That's granted. But the furniture in that room is worked
overtime. To buy a new suite every few years costs
money. YOU don't need to. "LACQUERET" will restore
the original beauty of your dining -room suite, making it
just as attractive es the day you bought it.
LACQUERET is not a paint, nor is'it a varnish,
but a beautifying lacquer made with soluble and
permanent colors. It is elastic, hard drying and
lustrous, and easily applied. Its original b•suiy to
hating, q Write for our booklet, 'Dainty Downier."
It is entertaining and informing. A Post Card brings it.
Kinn Hardware and Paist Dealers ea "Leseveret"
The Signal and Toronto Dilly World .
The Signal and Toronto•Daily News .
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire
Premium pktnre. -Vb.'. 'Scents extra.
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate . •. . 2 35
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 Prs
Morning Edition . -es-
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)
oratate to CRnadtan mibaerlbem
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York)
Iodating Postage to Collodion nebeetilionk
These prices are for addresses in.Canada or Great
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 $1.00
representing the priceof The Signal. For instance :
The Signal and The Weekly Globe . . 1:66
The Farmer's Advocate (433 lees $Loo) . t
$2 te
I 85
75
2 20
3 50
235
60
50
75
1 60
290
6o
350
290
I 85
350
85
2 25
I 60
2 25
2 25
3 25
I 60
3 40
2k 50
I 60
290
p 260
-making)he price for the three papers $2.95.
The Signal and The Weekly Sun $1 75
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